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March 15, 1976 Regular
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AGENDA FOR
THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL
MARCH 15, 1976
7: 0 P.M. Call o order , invocation by Mr . Werner Sc h nacken b e r g ,
of he Ba 'hai Assem ly of Englewood , pled g e of allegiance
led by Cub Scout Pac k #153 , and roll ca l l .
Minutes .
(a) Minutes of the regular meeting of Marc h 1 , 1976 .
(Copies enclosed .)
?. Pre-'chedul d Visi ors.
(a) Mr. Grady F. Maple nd Colber C shing o f the
En lewoo C n ennial -BiCentennial Foun d tion
will appear befcre Ci y Council to discuss th
pl ns for the vic ory inner for the Senior
Citiz ns Cent r.
( ) Mr. William K. Johnson and Sh i rley Jo hnson , new
o wn x·s of John W. 's 1 nc . d/b/a/ as Arnie 's Lounge ,
4 7 South Bro dway , wlll ppe r before Ci y
Co neil concerning a ransfer of 100% of o wner-
hip from No h Arnold o Willi m K. Johnson.
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3. Public Hearings .
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Ordinance on final reading rezoning a certain
parcel of land within the City of Engle wood at
3001 West Bellewood Drive from R-1 -A, single
family residence, to R-1 -C, single family
residence district and amending the official
City map accordingly. (Copies enclosed.)
Mr. Sylvester Wolarski , representing Saint
Louis Catholic Church, 3310 South Sherman ,
will ppear before City Council for considera-
tion of a special events liquor license for
March 19 , 1976 . (Copies enclosed .)
4. Communica ions -No Action Recommended.
(a) Minutes of the Housing Authori y meetings of
December 1 , 1975 and February 5 , 1976 . (Copie s
enclosed . )
(b) Minutes of the Planning and Zoning Commission
meeting of February 113, 1976. (Copies enclosed .)
(c) Minutes of the Library Board meeting of March 9 ,
1976. (Copies enclosed.)
(d) Minutes of the Election Commission meeting of
March 10 , 1976. (Copies enclosed .)
(e) Report from the Colorado State University Coopera -
tive Extension Service concerning 1975 summary
of activities for the Ci y Forester-Horticulturist.
(Co ie nclo d.)
(f) chedule of go f co rs bid
(Co ies enclos d.)
nd construe ion.
(g) Lett r from John Criswell, pecial Counsel, con-
cerning th Atchison Ranch liti ation. (Copi a
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Communications -Action Recommen d ed (Continued) .
(b) Recommendations from the Planning and Zoning
f Commission meeting of Mar c h 2 , 197 6 as follows:
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Adoption o f the findings of fact co ncern-
ing amendment~ of the Comprehensive Zoning
Ordinance regarding temporary structures.
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the R-2 -C zoning of the area bou n ded by
Kenyon and Oxford, and Lincoln and Sherman
Streets .
(Co pies enclosed.)
6. City Atto rney.
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Ordinances on Final Reading.
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Aa) Ordinance granting to the City of Cherry Hills
Villag e Sanitation District a revocable license
to encroach in a portion of East Jefferson Drive
with one 21 -inch diameter sanitary se we r. (Copies
enclosed.)
Ordinance amending Seeton 8 , 9a , and lOa of
Chapt er 6 , Title V of the Englewood Municipal
Code relating t o salaries for all classified
personnel o f the Ci ty of Englewood. (Copies
enclose . )
Bills for Ordin nces .
(d)
Bill mending Section 22.5 nd 22 .8 of the Compre-
h nsive Zoning Ordin nee of he City o f Engle wo od
rel in o em or ry true ur s. (Copies enclosed.)
Bill am nding Section 3, Chapte r 10, Title III of
the 1969 Englewoo Municir l Co e mend1n portion
1onal Electric Co , 1975 Edition,
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6 . City Attorney (Contin ed).
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(g) fact on a rezoning
n ar a bounded on
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be ou h Clay
En lewood from
ric , to R-2 ,
(Cop ies enclosed.)
(h) Resolution concerning findin s o fac on a rezoning
a parcel of land on the Nor hw t corner of the
intersection of South Ela i and Wes Ithaca Avenue
from R-4, residential profe sional , to B-2 zonin g
distric and a rezoning of a parcel of land at
3524, 35 6, and 3539 South Delaware S reet and the
p rking lot area for office building north of the
s bjec property of 3515 South Delaware Street
from R-3, high density resi en ial district, to
B-2, commercial zoning. (Copies enclosed.)
Other Mat.ters.
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Report from he City Attorney concerning legal lia-
bilities in relation to improvements at Cushing
(Copies enclosed.)
Report from the City Attorney concerning suit against
Valley Water and Sanitation District , and offer of
set lement.
Attorney's
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Memora
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Choice.
Director of Parks and Recreation
concernin trees t Jason Park.
in th 0 n r 1, Water,
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xtension of an six inch
to th Houain for t
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City Manager.
(d) Memorandom rrom the Director or Ptnance and the
Director or Pobltc Works to the City Manager con -
cerning •••rd or bids ror trarrtc Paint. (Copies
enclosed.)
(e) Memorandom rrom the Assistant City Manager Director
or P!nance and Director or Poblic Works to'the City
Manager concerning the establishment or a Capital
Eqo!pment Replacement Pund. (Copies enclosed.)
(r) Memorandom rrom the Director or Pinance and Purchas-
ing Agent to the City Manager concerning the m!cr
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Phone system in the Coonc11 Cl>ambers . (Copies enlosed. 1
(g) Memorandom rrom the Assistant City Manager to the
City Manager concerning City Council retreats (Cop• enclosed. ) • ••s
(h) Manager's Choice.
B. Other Visitors.
9 . Gen ra1 Discussion .
( ) Mayor 's ChoJc •.
(b) Councll M mb r 's Choice .
(!) Const era ion or es Sbli hing inner ••• in
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(d) Memorandum from the Direc t or of Finance and the
Director of Public Works to the City Manager con-
cernin g award of bids f or traffic paint. (Copies
enclosed.)
(e) Memorandum from the Assistant City Manager, Director
of Finance and Director of Public Works to the City
Manager concerning the establishment of a Capital
Equipment Replacement Fu nd. (Copies enclosed .)
(f) Memorandum from the Director of Finance and Purchas-
ing Agent to the City Manager concerning the micro-
phone system in the Council Chambers . (Copies enlosed.)
(g) Mem orandum from the Assistant City Manager to the
Ci y Manager concerning City Council retreats. (Copies
enclosed .)
(h) Manager's Choice .
8 . 0 her Visi ors .
g . General Di c ssl n .
(a) Mayor 's Choic~.
(b) Council Mem er 's Choi e .
(1) Consideration of establishing dinner mee in s
wi h he various Board and Commissions.
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REGULAR MEETING:
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COUHCIL CHAMB ERS
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO
March l, 1976
The City Council of the City of Erglewood , Arapahoe
County , Colorado, met in re ular session on March l , 1976 at
7:30 p .m.
Mayor Taylor , presi ing , calle he meeting to order .
The invocation was given by Mr . Werner Schnackenberg
of the Ba 'hai Assembly of Englewood . The Pledge of Allegiance
wa s led by Cub Scout Pack #153 .
Mayor Taylor asked for roll call. Upon the call of
the r oll , the following were present :
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Council Members Williams, Severn , Smith , Brown, Mann ,
Clayton , an Mayor Taylor .
Absent: None .
The Mayor declared a quorum resent .
Also present were: City Manager McCown
Ass . Ci y Manager Nollenberger
City Attorn y B rardini
Acting Director of Comm unity
Development Romans
Direc or of Finance James
Deputy City ClerK Varn r
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CO" lCILMA MAN MOVED Atm COU IL. A SOVERN SECONDED
OTIO TO EPT THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEET -
FEBRUARY 17 , 197 . U~on c 11 o ne roll, h vote
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Ayes: Council M
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Ayes : Council Members Williams , Severn , Smith , Brown ,
Mann , Clayton , Taylor .
Nays: !~one .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUI GILMAN CLAYTOI
BY AUTHORITY
ORDIIJA!~CE NO . 8
SERIES OF 1976
AN ORDIHANCE AUTHORIZING THE SALE AND ISSUANCE OF SE WER REVENUE
REFUNDING BONDS , ERIES 1976 OF THE CITY OF ENGLE WOOD , COLORADO
IN THE PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF $1 ,51 6 ,000 FOR THE PURPOSE OF REFUND-
ING OUTSTANDING EWER REVENUE BONDS , SERIES 1975 IN THE AMOUNT
OF $1 ,550 ,000 ; PROVIDING FOR AN ESCROW TO PAY SAID BONDS AND
THE INTEREST THI:.REON ; PRESCRIBING THI:. FORM OF SAID REFUNDING
SOliDS AND PROVIDI 'G FOR THE APPLICATIO,~ OF THE NET REVENUE OF
THE SEWER YSTEM TO PAY THE BO!JDS AIW THE I1~Tt:REST THEREON , AND
OTHER DETAILS I,~ COlHJECTIOiJ THEREWITrl ; AND PROVIDING FOR TrlE
EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS ORDil A CE .
:4o one appeared to speak for or against this ordinance .
COUNCI LMAt ~1Al,J '!OVED A1JD COUNCILMAN SrUTH SECONDED A
MOTIO TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING . Upon a call of th roll , the
vote resulted follows :
Ay s : Co 1c1l r-tembers Williams , ov rn , Smith , orown ,
Mann , Cl y c n , ;lo r .
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01 THE ORTH BY WEST UNI OJ AVE UE , Ol THE EAJ BY THE PARTIA LLY
DEDICATED RIGHT -OF -WAY OF OU7H ~r~Y .TEET FROM R-1 -C, SINGLE
FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT , Tu R-2 , ME' UM DENSITY RESIDENCE
DISTRICT . Upon a call of th rJ 1 , ~n vo rPsul ed as follo ws:
Ayes : Council lolembers wl 1 m .. , ov rr., 'mi h , Bro wn, Mann , C ayton , Taylor .
Nays : None .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
Acting Director of Community Developmen Romans reviewed
the i nvolved area on the zoning map . She repor ed that the notice
of the public hearing was published and the property wa s posted as
requir ed . She stated that the applicants for this rezoning are
Mr . and Mrs . Weaver , who are re resented by Attorney John Criswell .
Ms . Romans further explained th details and background of this
rezoning application ; and she note d that before any development
could take place in the area a subdivision lat would have to be
filed . The finding s of fact and conclusions of the Planning and
Zoning Commission were submitted to the City Clerk for the record ,
to be included with the staff report which was reviously submitted .
Ms . Romans stated that the developers would nave to apply to Valley
Sanitation District for sewer s rvice , whi ch would require a lift
station . Valley Sanitation District has fifty taps available . She
furth r stated that this is in the Valley Water District and they
could be serv ed with water . Discussion f o llowed by Counc il regard-
ing the utilities .
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this property since 19~3 . He stated that sixteen feet of Clay
Street was dedicated by the previous owners . He is in favor
of the zoning change because he wants to retire and sell the propert y .
Council iscussed the utility problems that would be
involved in the rezoning . Councilman Severn state that the
use of a lift station on a long -term basis is a bad olicy and that gravity could be used .
May Ferguson , 2740 West Union , appeared to speak for
this ordinance . he stated that she owns approximately thr ee
acres of this land irrunediately East of Decatur and So u th o f
Union . Ms . Ferguson stated that she is in favor of this rezon-ing so she can sell her property .
Bernice Maycumber , 2913 West Tanforan Drive , appeared
to speak against his or inance . Ms . Maycumber stated that she
o jects to allowing nits more that duplexes because they have
a very quiet neighborhood now an .,he fears a rise in vandalism .
John Tidwell , 2720 West Union , appeared to speak
against this ordinance . He stated that he is against a higher
density district beca s tnere is no sewer service in this area .
Mr . Tidwell tated tha he drew p a petition of 91 people
against hia ordinance which as ubmitted for the record .
He o wns one -half acre of property irrune iately to the south of he area to be rezoned .
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The Mayor declared a quorum present .
INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO . 9
SERIES OF 1976
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AN ORDINANCE REZONI G A CERTAIN PARCEL OF LAND WITHIN THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD , ARAPAH OE COUNTY , STATE OF COLORADO , FROM R-1-C SINGLE-
FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT , TO R-2 MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENCE DISTRICT ,
AND AMENDING 'l'HE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP ACCORDINGLY .
Councilman Mann moved for continuation of the public
hearing until the next Council meeting . There was no second to
t he motion.
COUHCILMAN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SMITH SECONDED A
MOTION TO PASS ORDINANCE NO . 9 , SERIES OF 1976 , ON FINAL READING .
Councilman Sovern stated that he feels the utility
problem should be considered before anything happens on this
property . Councilman Mann stated that under the circumstances
Counc l should have some time to think about this matter .
COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED
A MOTION TO TABLE THIS MATTER UNTIL THE COUNCIL MEETING ON MARCH
15, 1976 .
Councilman Smith expressed his objection to this motion
because a specific date was used .
Upon a call of he roll , th vo e resulted as follows:
Ay ouncil Mem ers nn, layton.
N y Co uncil Mem r Williams , Severn , Smith, Brown ,
T ylor .
The Mayor declared he motion d r ated .
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Ayes: Council Me mb ers Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown ,
Mann , Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO OPEN A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER AN ORDINANCE REZON -
ING A PARCEL OF LAND ON THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF THE INTERSECTION
OF SOUTH ELATI AND WEST ITH ACA AVENUE FROM R-4 RESIDENTIAL -
PROFESSIONAL ZONE DISTRICT , TO B-2 BUSINESS DISTRICT , AND AMENDING
THE OF F ICIAL ZONING MAP ACCORDINGLY . Upon a call of the roll , the
vote resulted as follows :
Ayes : Cou ncil Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Bro wn ,
Mann , Clayton , Taylor .
Nays: None.
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
Acting Director of Community Development Romans reported
that the public hearing notice was published and the property was
posted as required . The Planning and Zoning Commission held a
public hearing on Dece mber 17 , 1975 and has recommended this zone
change . She reviewe the involved area on the zoning rna and out -
lined the ackgro nd and detail s of th ap lie ion , which was
filed by Attorney mom Ei el on behalf of William VanHeusen .
Attorn y ~o. Ei el a pear r ~r enting the ap licants
P . E . Voorheis , Jr . an illiam P . VanHe en . Mr . Eit 1 reviewed
the details of hi plication n poin o tha he Planning
and Zoning Commission h unanimou y pprove it .
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INTR ODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO . 10
SERIES OF 1976
AN ORDINANCE REZONING A CERTAIN PARCEL OF LAND WITHIN THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD , ARAPAHOE COUNTY , STATE OF COLORADO , FROM R-4 RESIDENTIAL-
PROFESSIONAL DISTRICT , TO B-2 BUSINESS DISTRICT , AND AMENDING THE
OFFICIAL ZONING MAP ACCORDINGLY .
COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO PASS ORDINANCE NO . 10 , SERIES OF 1976 , ON FINAL READ -
ING AND TO DIRECT THE CITY ATTORNEY TO PREPARE FINDINGS OF FACT .
Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows :
Ay s : Council Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown ,
Mann, Clayton , Taylor .
Nays: None .
The Mayor declared th mo ion carrie •
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COUNCILMA Sl.UTH HOVED AND COUNCIL"'A1J CLAYTON SECOt DED
A MOTIO! TO OPEN A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER AN ORDI!IANCE REZON-
ING A PARCEL OF LAND AT 3524 , 3536, AND 3?39 SOUT H DELAWARE STREET
A~D THE PARKING LOT AREA FOR THE OFFI E BUILDING NORTH OF THE
3UbJECT PROPERTY OF 3515 SOUTH DELA ARE TREET FROM R-3 , HIGH
DE ITY RE.IDE TIAL [!STRICT , TO B-2 , BU lNE S DISTRI~T . U on
call of t roll , h vo e resul d as follow~:
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Mem r. Wll 1amw, Sovern , m1th , Brown ,
mo 1o c ·ried .
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P . E . Voorheis , Jr ., 5303 South Franklin Circle ,
Littleton , appeared and was sworn in to speak in favor of this
ordinance . Mr . Voorheis stated that he owns part of the property
involved and that the property has changed from a basic residen -tial area to a commercial area .
William VanHeusen , 151 Eudora , Denver, appeared and
was sworn in to speak in favor of this ordinance . He stated
that his plans for this area are to put in a shopette-type
building to include a delicatessen and a meat market with
fresh sea food . He further stated that some of the area will
be used for additional parking , and the building will be two
story with the second story used for offices .
No one appeared to speak against this ordinance .
COUNCILMAN SMITH MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes: Council Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown , Mann , Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None .
The Mayor declared the motion c arried .
INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN CLAYTON
BY AUTHORITY
ORDlll NCE r 0 , 11
"ERIES OF 1976
A ORDI A!JCE REZONI G A ER:'AIN ARCEL OF LAND WITHIN THE CITY
OF ENGLEWOOD , ARAPAHOE COU/~Y , ~TATE OF COLORADO , FROM R-3 HIGH
DEN ITY RES! Et TIAL ZO, 'E DI~ Tni "'T , TO B-2 BUSINESS DISTRICT, AND AME~DIN THE OFFICIAL ZO' ~J 'A~ AC ORDINGLY .
C UtCILMAN CLAYT; OVED ND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTIOl TO PA ORO. 'CE 0 . 11 , 'ERIES OF 1976 , 0 FINAL READ-
ING : D 0 DIRECT THE CITY ATTORI EY TO PRhPARE FINOit GS OF FACT .
Upo1 c 11 o h roll, h vot r u1 te .., follows:
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(a) Minutes of the Council meeting of the Denver
Regional Council of Governments on January 21,
1976 .
(b) Minutes of the Planning and Zoning Commission
meeting of February 3 , 1976 .
(c) Minutes of the Fire Pension Board meeting of
February 11 , 1976 .
(d) Minutes of the Parks and Recreation Commission
meeting of February 12 , 1976 .
(e) Letter from John Criswell , special counsel ,
concerning the Atchison Ranch Litigation .
(f) Annual Report for the City of Englewood for
the year 1975 .
(g) Letter from the Office of the State Auditor
to the City Counc il and letter from the Director
of Finance to the Office of the State Auditor
concerning the 1974 Financial Report of the
i y of Englewood .
(h) c or of Public Works
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i• ers for the State
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SOVERN
A BILL
FOR AN ORDINANCE GRANTING TO THE CITY OF CHERRY HILLS VILLAGE
SANITATION DISTRICT , ARAPAHOE COUNTY , COLORADO , ITS SUCCESSORS
AND ASSIGNS , A REVOCABLE PERMIT FOR A LICENSE TO ENCROACH IN A
PORTION OF EAS T JEFFERSON DRIVE WITH ONE 21 -INCH DIAMETER SANI -
TARY SEWER, SUBJECT TO CERTAIN TERMS AND CONDITIONS .
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SMITH SECONDED
A MOTION TO PASS A BILL FOR AN ORDIN ANC E GRANTING TO THE CITY OF
CHERRY HILLS VILLAGE SANITATION DISTRICT , ARAPAHOE COUNTY ,
COLORADO , ITS SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS , A REVOCABLE PERMIT FOR
A LICENSE TO ENCROACH IN A PORTION OF EAST JEFFERSON DRIVE WITH
ONE 21 -INCH DIAMETER SANITARY SEWER , SUBJECT TO CERTAIN TERMS
AND CONDITIONS ON FIRST READING .
Discussion followed regarding the insurance limits of this agreement.
COUNCILMAN SOVER1~ MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SMITH SECONDED
A MOTION TO AMEND PARAGRAPH (f) ON PAGE 2 OF SECTION 2 OF THIS
BILL TO READ: " .•. ITH BODILY I~JURY LIMITS OF NOT LESS THAN
ONE HUJDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS ($100 ,000) AS TO ANY ONE PERSON ,
Af D THREE HUIWRED THOUSAND DOLLARS ( $300 ,000) AS TO ANY ONE
OCCU RRE!lCE, AND WITH PROPERTY DAMAGe LIMIT OF NOT LESS THAN
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS ($100 ,000) FOR ANY ONE OCCURRENCE ."
Upon a call of the roll , the vote on he amendment resulted as fo lows:
Ay s : Council Member Wil iams, Sovern , Smith , Brown , Mann, lay on , Taylor.
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The M yor eclare th mendm nt to th original motion c rrie
roll, th motio a fo lows:
vot on th original
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c rri th or1 in 1 motion as m nd d
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approving a request for water service for Windermere Water Users Association .
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS
SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE THE DISTRIBUTORS CONT RACT FOR
WINDERMERE WATER USERS ASSOCIATION .
Assistant City Manager Nollenberger stated that
there are provisions for three fire hydrants . Discussion
followed regarding the size of the water main .
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED
A MOTION TO TABLE THIS MATTER AND DIRECT THE DIRECTOR OF UTI L-
ITIES TO PREPARE A MASTER PLAN BASED UPON FIRE FLO WS FO R PL AN-
NING PURPOSES FOR THE PURPOSE OF DISCUSSION . Upon a c a l l of
t h e roll , the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes: Council Members Wi liams , Sovern , Smith , Brown , Mann , Clayton , Taylor .
~~ays: Non .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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Assistant Ci y Manager Nollerberger presented a
recommendation from the Water and Sewer Boar that City Council
not become a member of the Colorado Water Congress at this t im e .
COU CILMAN MA N MOVED AND COUNCILMAN Sf-HTH SECONDED
A MOTION TO ACCEPT THE RECOMMENDATION FROM THE ATER AND SE WER
BOARD 'rHAT CITY COUt CIL IWT BECOME A Mt;I~BER OF THE COLORADO
ATER COIIGRESS AT THI TIME. Upon a call of the ro 1 , the
vo e r sul e ollow
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BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 22 .5 AND SECTION 22 .8 OF
THE COMPREH ENSI VE ZONING ORDINANCE REGARDING TEMPORARY STR UCTURES .
Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follo ws:
Ayes: Council Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown ,
Mann , Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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Actin g Director of Commu nity Development Romans presented
a recommendati on from the Planning and Zoning Commission for rezon-
ing an area bounded by Kenyon on the north , Sherman-Grant a lley on
the east , Oxf ord on the south , and Broadway -Lincoln alley on the
west to R-2 -C. City Manager McCo wn explained that this area is
presently unzoned , and he suggeste d holding the public hearing at
the special City Council meeting on March 22 , 1976 .
INTRODUCED A A BILL BY COUNCI L!>iAN SMITH
A BILL
FOR AN ORDINANCE REZOtHNG A CERTAIN PARCEL OF LAND WITHIN THE CITY
OF ENGLEWOOD , ARAPAHOE COUNT Y, STATE OF COLORADO , FROM R-2-A, TWO
FAMILY RESIDENCE DI'TRICT , TO R-2-C, MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENCE
DISTRICT , AND AMENDING TilE OF FICIAL ZONING MAP ACCORDINGLY.
11 m , C 1 m , 'ov rn , Smith , Brown ,
M o t cl r th m tion c rr1 d .
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COUNCIU~AN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED
A MOTION TO PASS RESOLUTION NO . 10, SERIES OF 1976 . Upon a call
of the roll , the vot e resulted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Williams, Sovern , Smith , Brown ,
Mann, Clay on , Taylor .
Nays : None .
The Mayor declared he motion carried .
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Ci y Attorney Berardini presented Bill for an Ordi-
nance amen in the pay scales for fire , olic , and non -emergency
employee s e ff ec ive January 1 , 197
INTRODUCED A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SMITH
A BILL
FOR AN OR I ANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 8 , 9(a) AlD lO(a) OF CHAPTER
, TITLE V, OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD NU ICIPA CODE , RELATING TO
SALARIE' FOR ALL CLA SIFIED PE RSON EL OF THE CITY OF E~GLE OOD .
COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED
A MOTION TO PASS A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 8 ,
9(a) AND lO(a) OF CHAPTER 6 , TITLE V, OF THE 196 9 ENGLEWOOD
MUNICIPAL CODE , RELATING TO SALARIES FOR ALL CLASSIFIED PERSONNEL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD ON FIRST READING . Upon a call of the
roll, the vote resulted as fo lows:
Ayes: Council M mbers Williams, Sovern , Smith , Brown ,
Mann , Clayton , T ylor .
l~ay ~on
Th M yor
RE"OLUTIO '• '· 1
A RESOLU IC..t vF II
LORADO , RELA IV
HOU. 1~ AUTHORITY .
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COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SMITH SECONDED
A MOTION THAT CITY COUNCIL TAKE NO ACTION ON AGENDA ITEM 5-b , A
RESOLUTION APPOINTING TOM BURNS TO THE HOUSING AUTHORITY . Upon
a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes: Council Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown ,
Mann , Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None .
The Mayor declared the motion carried , and this resolu-
tion was voided .
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City At orney Berardini reported on the status of
the issuance of a liquor licen e to Los Co mpadres , 4595 South
Santa Fe Drive . He stated that this building has not been
licensed at all since the first of the year . He recommended
that the sellers renew the license an then have it reissued
to the purchasers . The State Liquor Division approves of this
process , and it would avoid a f ll public hearing on the matter .
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City Attorney Berardini presen ed a report concerning
a special events liquor license for St . Louis Catholic Church
on March 19th . H suggested that Council hold a public hearing
on March 15 , 197 •
COUNCILMAN SMITH MOVED AND COU CILf·1AN f.1AN SECONDED
A MOTIO TO HOLD A PUBLIC HEARING AT THE CITY COUNCIL MEETING
0 MAR H 15 , 197 TO O::SIDER A SPECIAL EVE TS LI UOR LICENSE
FOR T . L UI ;AT HO c CrlURCH .
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City Manager McCown presented a memorandum from the
Assistant City Manager to the City Manager regarding City Council
retreats . Additional information regarding out -of-town retreats
will be presented at the next regular Council meeting.
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City Manager McCown presented a memorand m from the
Assistant City Manager and Director of Public Works to the City
Manager regarding Zuni Street construction .
COUNCILMruJ CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SMITH SECONDED
A MOTION TO DIRECT THE CITY ATTORNEY TO PREPARE THE NEChSSARY
DOCUMENTS FOR THE PAVING DISTRICT FOR SOUTH ZUNI STREET . Upon a
call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown ,
Mann , Clayton , Taylor .
l~ays: J one .
The Mayor ec ared the motion carried .
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COU SHIT! MOVED AND COU GILMAN WILLIAM SECOIWED
A MOTION TO CO TRI UTE $1 ,54 FROM "AID TO OTHER AGEI~CIES " TO THE
E GLEWOOD 110U I. ', AUTHORI'.:.'Y . Upon a call of the roll, the vote
resulte as fo
Ayes : Co neil Members illiams, Sovern , Smith , Brown ,
Mann , Clay on , Taylor .
l y Non
h M yor cl r d he motion carrie
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ALLEY AND ALLEY EXTENDED OIJ THE NORTH ; THE CENTERLINE OF SOUTH
TEJON STREET ON THE EAST ; THE CENTERLINE OF BLOCK 13 , SOUTHLAWN
GARDENS SUBDIVI ION ON THE SOUTH ; AND THE CENTERLINE OF SOUTH
ZUNI STREET 01~ THE WE _T . Upon a call of the roll , the vote
resulted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Williams , Sove rn, Smith , Bro wn ,
Mann , Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None .
The Mayor declared the motion car ried.
COUNCILI'IAN SIJJITH MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED
A MOTION TO SEND A LETTER TO REVEREND HOSANNA , PRESIDENT , AND
MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION COI~CE RNING CITY CO UN CIL 1 S
OPINION REGARDING SCENIC VIEW SCHOOL UNDER THE MAYOR 'S SIGNATURE .
The letter was read by the City Clerk and discussion
followed . Councilman mith tated th t this letter does not
push Council 's opinion on the School Board and urged Council
to approve the le ter .
COUNCILMAN :...A.:' N MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROW SECONDED
A MOTION TO AMEND LUt. 6 , LAST PARAGRAPH , PAGE 2 , BY DELETING
"THIS RECOMMENDATI 'I " A. D IN ERTING "OF THESE MATTERS IN YOUR
DELIBERATIONS ." U on a call of th roll , the vote on the amend -
ment resulted as r o cws :
c ay on .
c y or .
Ay .o nc 1 M mbers ov rn , Smith , Brown , Mann ,
;: y o neil Members 1111ams , Taylor .
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Upon call or the
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COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SMITH SECONDED
A MOTION TO APPOINT THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE TO THE FOLLOWING BOARDS :
RETIREMENT BOARD -PHIL VIERIA AND WILLIAM K. RITTE RHAUSE; BOARD
OF ADJUSTMENT AN D APPEALS -W. KELLEY OLIVER AND JOHN KREILING;
PLANNING AND ZONING COf-tMISSION -GEORGE JORGENSON ; LIBRARY BOARD -
SUE MUELLER, GLENNA BENNETT , AND EARL DEUPREE; WATER AND SEWER
BOARD -DAVID HAYES AND THOMAS GIBSON ; ELECT I ON COMMISSION -
BARBARA BURGET . Upon a call of the roll , the vote re sulted as
follows :
Ayes: Council Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown ,
Mann , Clayton , Taylor .
Nay::;: None .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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Councilman Sovern sugge ted that Council take aj
comprehensive look at the whole City concerning zoning , rather
than waiting for things to hap n . He proposed discussion
between City Council and the Pl nning and Zoning Commission
on how o get starte with his.
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COUNCILMAN OVERN MOVED AND COUNCILI"'' N SMITH SECONDED
A MOTIO! THAT THE FOLLOWIIJG BE REFERRE TO THE WATER AND SE R
BOARD FOR DISCUS ION AT THE R CO VE IE CE: (1) POLICIES ON NEW
LIFT STATIONS ; (2) PROBLEMS WITH SEWER SERVICE Ill AREAS PRE ENTLY
WITHOUT SERVICE OR WITH PROBLEMS . U on c 11 of th roll, the
vo re lt ollow :
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ylor .
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Nays : Council Member Williams .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SMITH SECONDED
A MOTION TO APPOINT THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE TO THE FOLLOWING BOARDS :
RETIREMENT BOARD -PHIL VIERIA AND WILLIAM K. RITTERHAUSE ; BOARD
OF ADJUSTMENT AND APPEALS -W. KELLEY OLIVER AND JOHN KREILIN G;
PLANNING AND ZONING CGr4MISSION -GEORGE JORGENSON ; LIBRA RY BOA RD -
SUE MUELLER , GLENNA BENNETT , AND EARL DEUPREE ; WATER AND SE WER
BOARD -DAVID HAYES AND THOMAS GIBSON ; ELECTIOI~ COMMISSION -
BARBARA BURGET . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as
fo l lows :
Ayes: Council t4embers Williams , Severn , Smith , Brown ,
Mann , Clayton , Taylor .
Nay ~: None .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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Councilman Sovern suggested that Council take aj
comprehensive look at the whole City concerning zoning , rather
than waiting for things to happen . He proposed discussion
between City Council and the Planning and Zoning Commission
on how o g t started with this .
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COU CILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SMITH SECONDED
A MOTIOI THAT THE FOLLOWING BE REFERRED TO THE WATER AND SE R
BOARD FOR DI CUS ION AT THEIR CO VENIE CE: (1) POLICIES ON tEW
LIFT STATION ; ( 2) PROBLEMS WITH EWER SERVICE IIJ AREAS PRESENTLY
WITHOUT SERVICE OR WITH PROBLE~lS . Upon call of the roll , the
vote resulte s ollow :
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Member~ Wi liam3 , Sovern , Smith , Brown,
clar
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Bill 1058 , 1026 ,
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COUNCILt~AN SMITH MOVED AtJD COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED ,
A f-10TION TO SEND LETTERS TO THE APPROPRIATE COMMITTEES IN OP POS I-
TION TO HOUSE BILLS 1058 , 1026 , AND 1225 AND THAT A COPY BE SENT
TO THE COLORADO MUNICIPAL LEAGUE AND THE LOCAL DELEGATES .
Councilman lolann expressed his support of House Bill
1225 . Discussion by Council follo wed .
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNC ILMAN MAN N SECON DED
A MOTION THAT ACTION ON THIS MOTION BE TABLED UNTIL TH E CI TY
COUNCIL MEETING OF APRIL 5 AND HAVE A ST AF F RE PORT AT THAT TIME .
Upon a call of the roll , he vote resu lt ed as f o llow s :
Ayes : Cou ncil Members Williams , Sovern , Smi t h , Br own , Mann , Clayton , Taylor
Nays : None .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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Mayor Taylor requested that the conduct of a Ci y Council
be discus e at a stu y se sion or the r e reat . I wa
ecided by Council that the votes woul be "yes " and "no " rather
than "aye " and "nay ".?....-.-.. ; J,o.-
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COUNCIL!M J MITH !10VED AND COUNCILMAN BROWt SECONDED A
MOTIOU TO DIRECT THE CITY MANAGER TO LOOK AT THE TOTAL LOUD SPEAKER
YSTEM II THE COU CIL CHAMBERS A D REPORT BACK TO COUNCIL WITH
REC0f.1ME!JD TIONS AND APPROXH1ATE CO TS FOR It•1 ROVEME JT . Upon a
call of the ro 1 , th vot resulted as follo ws :
Ayes: Co neil Members William , Sov rn , Smith , Brown , Mann , Clay on , Taylor .
: y ore .
h lot yor
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Council meeting was adjourned at 12 :15 a .m .
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO
March 1 , 1976
REGULAR MEETING:
The City Council of the City of Englewood , Arapahoe
County, Colorado , met in regular session on March 1 , 1976 at
7 :30 p .m.
Mayor Taylor , presiding , called the meeting to order .
The invocation was given by Mr . Werner Schnackenberg
of the Ba 'hai Assembly of Englewood . The Pledge of Allegiance
was led by Cub Scout Pack #153 .
Mayor Taylor asked for roll call . Upon the call of
the roll, the following were present:
Council Members Williams , Severn , Smith , Brown , Mann ,
Clayton , and Mayor Taylor .
Absent: None .
The Mayor declared a quorum present .
Also present were: City Manager McCown
Asst. City Manager Nollenberger
City Attorney Berardini
Acting Director of Community
Development Romans
Director of Finance James
Deputy City Clerk Varner
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COU CILMAN MAN! MOVED AND COUNCILMA
A MOTION TO ACCEPT THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR
I G ON FEBRUARY 17 , 1976 . Upon a call of th
result d as follo ws :
SOVERN SECONDED
CITY COUICIL ~EET
roll , th vote
Aye : Council Members Williams, Sovern, Smith , Brown ,
M nn , Cl yton , T ylor .
vo
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Th Mayor eclared the motion c rri d .
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COUtiCIL MAN MAll~ MOVED AND COUllCILMAN RO
TO OPEN A PUBLIC HEARINO TO COli IDER AI
H 'ALE AND 1 SUANCE OF SE ER REVEl RE
RI I AL Af~OUIT OF 1 ,516 ,000 . Upon
1 1 follows:
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Ayes : Council Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown ,
Mann , Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN CLAYTON
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO . 8
SERIES OF 1976
AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE SALE AND ISSUANCE OF SEWER REVENUE
REFUNDING BONDS , SERIES 1976 OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO
IN THE PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF $1 ,516 ,000 FOR THE PURPOSE OF REFUND -
ING OUTSTANDING SEWER REVENUE BONDS , SERIES 1975 IN THE AMOUNT
OF $1 ,550 ,000 ; PROVIDING FOR AN ESCROW TO PAY SAID BONDS AND
THE INTEREST THEREON ; PRESCRIBING THE FORM OF SAID REFUNDING
BONDS AND PROVIDING FOR THE APPLICATION OF THE NET REVENUE OF
THE SEWER SYSTEM TO PAY THE BOilDS AND THE INTEREST THEREON , AND
OTHER DETAILS IN CONNECTION THEREWITH ; AND PROVIDING FOR THE
EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS ORDINANCE .
Ho one appeared to speak for or against this ordinance .
COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN Sf.UTH SECONDED A
MOTION TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING . Upon a call of the roll , the
vote resulted as follows :
Ayes: Council Members Williams , Severn , Smith , Brown ,
Mann , Clayton , Taylor .
ays : None .
Tn Mayor eclared the motion carried .
COU CILMAN CLAYTOr MOVED A D COUNCILMAN SMITH SECOtDE
A MOTIO:J TO PASS ORDIN ANCE NO. 8, SERIES OF 1976 , 0 FII AL READ-
ING . U on a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
M nn , C
Co nell Member Wll 1 ma, Sovern , u i h, Bro wn,
ylor .
y Jon
Th M yor
COU CJLMA
A TIO TO 0 E. A
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ON THE NORTH BY WEST UNION AVENUE , ON THE EAST BY THE PARTIALLY
DEDICATED RIGHT -OF -WAY OF SOUTH CLAY STREET FROM R-1 -C, SINGLE
FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT , TO R-2 , MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENCE
DISTRICT . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown ,
Mann , Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
Actin g Director of Community Development Romans reviewed
the involved area on the zoning map . Sh e reported that the notice
of t h e public hearing was published and the property was posted as
required . She stated that the applicants for this rezoning are
Mr . and Mrs . Weaver , who are represented by Attorney John Criswell .
Ms . Romans further explained the details and background of this
rezoning application ; and she noted that before any development
could take place in the area a subdivision plat would have to be
filed . The findings of fact and conclusions of the Planning and
Zoning Commission were submitted to the City Clerk for the record ,
to be included with the staff report which was previously submitted .
Ms . Romans stated that the developers would have to apply to Valley
Sanitation District for sewer service , which would require a lift
station . Valley Sanitation District has fifty taps available . She
further stated that this is in the Valley Water District and they
could be served with water . Discussion followed by Council regard -
ing the utilities .
Attorney John Crisw 11 appeared representing the appli-
cants . H ubmitte a packet of fourteen exhibits to the City
Cle rk an rs of Council containing related information . He
r view thes exhibits an the details of this rezoning applica-
tion . He oint o t that his i s not a final decision by Council
eca se a su lvi ion lat would hav to be filed and approved by
City Co nell . In r onse o Counc ilman Mann , Mr . Criswell stated
h h tla no s en any etition gainst this . Councilman Mann
point ou Lhat th re wa s etition of 91 against and 5 for this
rezoning . Mr . riswell submi ed a fifteenth exhibit to the Ci y
Clerk , a n ra ize land rna~ of 1970 .
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this property since 1953 · He stated that sixteen feet of Clay
Street was dedicated by the previous owners . He is in favor
of the zoning change because he wants to reti~e and sell the
property .
Council discussed the utility problems that would be
involved in the rezoning . Councilman Sovern stated that the
use of a lift station on a long-term basis is a bad policy and
that gravity could be used .
May Ferguson , 2740 West Union , appeared to speak for
t hi s ordinance . She stated that she owns approximately three
ac r es of this land immediately East of Decatur and South of
Union . Ms . Ferguson sta ted that she is in favor of this rezon-
ing so she can sell her property .
Bernice Maycumber , 2913 West Tanforan Drive , appeared
to speak against this ordinance . Ms . Maycumber stated that she
objects to allowing units more than duplexes because they have
a very quiet neighborhood now and she fears a rise in vandalism .
John Tidwell , 2720 West Union , appeared to speak
against this ordinance . He stated that he is against a higher
density district because there is no sewer service in this area .
Mr . Tidwell stated that he drew up a petition of 91 people
against this ordinance which was submitted for the record .
He owns one -half acre of property immediately to the south
of the area to be rezoned .
City Attorney Berardini stated that the utilities
for this area present a problem under any zone classification
and that this is a problem that will have to be resolved before
development takes place . Mayor Taylor explained that the
tility problem is no~ the issue at this hearing .
Mr . Criswell state that he oes not objec
pe i ions ec >mirg a part of th r cord .
o the
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OU C LMA BROWt MOVED AID COUtClLMA SOVERt SECO OED
THE PUBLIC H~ARl G. Upon cal of h roll,
as follows:
y on
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o neil
WJ1ll1 , Sov rn,
th motion carri
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The Mayor declared a quorum present .
INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN BROWN
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO . 9
SERIES OF 1976
AN ORDINANCE REZONING A CERTAIN PARCEL OF LAND WITHIN THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD , ARAPAHOE COUNTY , STATE OF COLORADO , FROM R-1 -C SINGLE -
FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT , TO R-2 MEDIUf1 DENSITY RESIDENCE DISTRICT ,
AND AMENDING THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP ACCORDINGLY .
Councilman Mann moved for continuation of the public
hearing until the next Council meeting . There was no second to
the motion.
COUHCILMAI BROWN MOVED A D COUNCILMAN SMITH SECONDED A
MOTION TO PASS ORDI AICE NO . 9 , SERIES OF 1976 , ON FINAL READING .
Councilman Severn stated that he feels the utility
problem should be considered befor anything happens on this
property . Councilman Mann s a e that der the circumstances
Council should have some ti to hin ' about this matter •
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Ayes : Council Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown ,
Mann , Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO OPEN A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER AN ORDINANCE REZO -
ING A PARCEL OF LAND ON THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF THE INTERSECTION
OF SOUTH ELATI AND WEST ITHACA AVENUE FROM R-4 RESIDENTIAL -
PROFESSIONAL ZONE DISTRICT , TO B-2 BUSINESS DISTRICT , AND AMENDING
THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP ACCORDINGLY . Upon a call of the roll , the
vote resulted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown ,
Mann , Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
Actin Director of Community Development Romans reported
that the public hearing notice was published and the property was
posted as required . The Planning and Zoning Commission held a
public hearing on December 17 , 1975 and has recommended this zone
change . She reviewed the involved area on the zoning map and out -
lined the background and details of the application , which was
filed by Attorney Tom Eitel on behalf of William VanHeusen .
A torney Tom Eitel appeared repres nting the applicants
P . E . Voorh is , Jr . and William P . VanHeusen . Mr . Eitel reviewed
the etails of this pplication and pointed out that the Planning
n Zonin Commission had unanimously approved it .
o one p ared to speak for or against this or inance .
COU CILMA OVERt MOVED AID COUf CILMAN SMITH SECONDED
A MOTIO TO CLO E HE PUB'lC HEARl 0 . Upon a call of the roll,
tle vot r lt rol ows :
AJ Co IIC1 W1 11 m , Sov rn, Smith , Brown,
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Mr . E1 l r th t th t rr r ort co P r or cor .
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO . 10
SERIES OF 1976
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AN ORDINANCE REZONING A CERTAIN PARCEL OF LAND WITHIN THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD , ARAPAHOE COUNTY , STATE OF COLORADO , FROM R-4 RESIDENTIAL -
PROFESSIONAL DISTRICT , TO B-2 BUSINESS DISTRICT , AND AMENDING THE
OFFICIAL ZONING MAP ACCORDINGLY .
COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO PASS ORDINANCE NO . 10 , SERIES OF 1976 , ON FINAL READ -
ING AND TO DIRECT THE CITY ATTORNEY TO PREPARE FINDINGS OF FACT .
Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes: Council Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown ,
Mann , Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None .
The l~ayor declared the motion carried .
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COUNCILMAN SMITH MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED
A MOTION TO OPEN A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER AN ORDIHANCE REZON -
ING A PARCEL OF LAND AT 3524 , 3536 , AND 3539 SOUTH DELAWARE STREET
AND THE PARKING LOT AREA FOR THE OFFICE BUILDING NORTH OF THE
SUBJECT PROPERTY OF 3515 SOUTH DELAWARE STREET FROM R-3 , HIGH
DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT , TO B-2 , BUSINESS DISTRICT . Upon
a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown ,
Mann, Clayton , Taylor .
Nay None .
The M yor eclar d th motion carried.
Actin
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P . E . Voorheis, Jr ., 5303 South Franklin Circle ,
Littleton , appeared and was sworn in to speak in favor of this
ordinance . Mr . Voorheis stated that he owns part of the property
involved and that the property has changed from a basic residen-
tial area to a commercial area .
William VanHeusen , 151 Eudora , Denver , appeared and
was sworn in to speak in favor of this ordinance . He stated
that his plans for this area are to put in a shopette -type
building to include a delicatessen and a meat market with
fresh sea food . He further stated that some of the area will
be used for additional parking , and the building will be two
story with the second story used for offices .
No one appeared to speak against this ordinance .
COUNCILMAN SMITH MOVED Aim COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING . Upon a call of the roll ,
the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes: Council Members Williams, Severn , Smith , Brown ,
Mann , Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN CLAYTON
BY AUTHORITY
ORDIUA CE NO . 11
SERIES OF 1976
A ORDINANCE REZONING A CERTAIN
OF ENGLEWOOD , ARAPAHOE COUlTY ,
DE~SITY RESIDENTIAL ZOE DIST
AME!DING THE OFFICIAL ZO I G MA
Ay Co 1 M
n , Cl y on , T ylor .
ay on
PARCEL OF LA D ITHI THE CITY
TATE OF COLORADO, FROM R-3 HIGH
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ACCORD! GLY .
Al D COUNC ILMM SO VERt SECO OED
976 , I FINAL READ-
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(a) Minutes of the Council meeting of the Denver
Regional Council of Governments on January 21 ,
1976 .
(b) Minutes of the Planning and Zoning Commission
meeting of February 3 , 1976 .
(c) Minutes of the Fire Pension Board meeting of
February 11 , 1976 .
(d) Minutes of the Parks and Recreation Commission
meeting of February 12 , 1976 .
(e ) Letter from John Criswell , special counsel ,
concerning the Atchison Ranch Litigation .
(f) Annual Report for the City of Englewood for
the year 1975 .
(g) Letter from the Office o f the State Auditor
to the City Counc il and letter from the Director
of Finance to the Office of the State Auditor
concerning the 1974 Financial Report of the
City of Englewood .
(h) Memorandum from the Director of Public Works
to the City Manager concerning highway study
prepared by Centennial Engineers for the State
Department of Highways on U. s . 285 in the
vicinity of Englewood .
Co ncilman Sovern req ested that additional information
e o tained from the City Attorn y a the study e sion of the
A ril 5th Ci y Council meeting on a en item 3-e . He also
gges ed iscus ing agenda item 3-h t h re r at .
Councilman Smith reque d itional inform tion on
g n a i m 3-when a reply is r c ived from h State Aud1 r '
Office .
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WTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SOVERN
A BILL
FOR AN ORDINANCE GRANTING TO THE CITY OF CHERRY HILLS VILLAGE
SANITATION DISTRICT , ARAPAHOE COUNTY , COLORADO , ITS SUCCESSORS
AND ASSIGNS , A REVOCABLE PERMIT FOR A LICENSE TO ENCROACH IN A
PORTION OF EAST JEFFERSON DRIVE WITH OI~E 21 -INCH DIAMETER SANI -
TARY SEWER , SUBJECT TO CERTAIN TERMS AND CONDITIONS .
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SMITH SECONDED
A MOTION TO PASS A BILL FOR AN ORDIN ANCE GRANTING TO THE CITY OF
CHERRY HILLS VILLAGE SANITATION DISTRICT , ARAPAH OE COUNTY ,
COLORADO , ITS SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS , A REVOCABLE PERMIT FOR
A LICENSE TO ENCROACH IN A PORTION OF EAST JEFFERSON DRIVE WITH
ONE 21 -INCH DIAMETER SANITARY SEWER , SUBJECT TO CERTAIN TERMS
AND CO DITIOIS ON FIRST READING .
Discussion followed regarding the insurance limits
of this agreement .
COUNCILMAN SOVERt~ MOVED Am COUNCILMAN SMITH SECONDED
A MOTION TO AMEND PARAGRAPH (f) ON PAGE 2 OF SECTIOII 2 OF THIS
BILL TO READ : " •.• WITH BODILY I~JURY LIMITS OF NOT LESS THAN
O~E HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS ($100 ,000) AS TO ANY ONE PERSON ,
AND THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS ($300 ,000) AS TO AJJY ONE
OCCURRENCE , AND WITH PROPERTY DAMAGE LIMIT OF NOT LESS THAN
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS ($100 ,000) FOR ANY 0 E OCCURRENCE ."
Upon a call of the roll , the vote on the amendment resulted as
follows :
Ayes : Co neil Member Wi liams , Sovern , Smith , Brown ,
Mann , Clayton , Taylor .
y one .
The M yor eel r d tn m ndment to the origin tion
carrie
c 1 of the roll , the vote on the origin 1
mo ion r 1 e a followa:
Councl M rs 1 1 a , overn , mith, Brown,
nn . C ylor.
Th yor cl r th ori 1 1 motion
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approving a request for water service for Windermere Water Users
Association .
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AllD COUHCILMAtl WILLIAMS
SECONDED A MOTION TO APPROVE THE DISTRIBUTORS COITRACT FOR
WINDERMERE WATER USERS ASSOCIATION .
Assistant City Manager Nollenberger stated that
there are provisions for three fire hydrants . Discussion
followed regarding the size of the water main .
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MO VED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED
A MOTION TO TABLE THIS MATTER AND DIRECT THE DIRECTOR OF UTIL -
ITIES TO PREPARE A MASTER PLAN BASED UPON FIRE FLOWS FOR PLAtl -
NING PURPOSES FOR THE PURPOSE OF DISCUSSION . Upon a call of
the roll , the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown ,
Mann , Clayton , Taylor .
1 ays : None .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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Assistant City Manager Nollenberger presented a
recommendation from the Water and Sewer Board that City Council
not become a member of the Colorado Water Congress at this time .
COU CILMAN MA N MOVED AND COUNCILMA StUTH SECONDED
A MOTIOf TO ACCEPT Til RECOMME DATIOf FROM THE ATER A D SEWER
BOARD THAT CITY COUNCIL I OT BI:.COt-iE A M.t:Jo1BER OF THE COLORADO
WATER COIIGRES AT THIS TIME . U on a c 1 of the roll , th
vote res lte as follow :
A~es: Council Members Wil lams , Sovern , Smith , Brown ,
ann, Clayton, ~aylor .
y one .
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BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 22 .5 AND SECTION 22 .8 OF
THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE REGARDING TEMPORARY STRUCTURES .
Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown ,
Mann , Clayton , Taylor .
Nays: None .
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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Acting Director of Community Development Romans presented
a recommendation from the Planning and Zoning Commission for rezon-
ing an area bounded by Kenyon on the north , Sherman -Grant alley on
the east , Oxford on the south , and Broadway -Lincoln alley on the
west to R-2-C. City Manager McCown explained that this area is
presently unzoned , and he suggested holding the public hearing at
the special City Council meeting on March 22 , 1976 .
INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SMITH
A BILL
FOR AN ORDINANCE REZONING A CERTAIN PARCJ:.L OF LAND WITHIN THE CITY
OF ENGLEWOOD , ARAPAHOE COUNTY , STATE OF COLORADO , FROM R-2-A, TWO
FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT , TO R-2-C, MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENCE
DISTRICT , AND AMENDING THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP ACCORDINGLY .
COUNCILMAN SMITH MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED
A MOTION TO PASS A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REZONING A CERTAIN PARCEL
OF LAND WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY , STATE OF
COLORADO , FROM R-2-A, TWO FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT , TO R-2-C,
MEDIUM DEl SITY RESIDE CE DISTRICT , AHD AME DING THE OFFICIAL
ZONil MAP ACCORDINGLY ON FIRST READING; AND SETTING A PUBLIC
HEARl F• •R THE SPECIAL CITY COUNCIL MEETING ON MARCH 22 , 1976
AT 7 :0 P .M. Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as
follow
Aye Council M m ers Willi m • Sovern, Smith, Brown ,
Mar n , c y on , T or .
y on
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A RE OLUTIO 976 UDO T I THE U D.
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COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED
A MOTION TO PASS RESOLUTION NO . 10 , SERIES OF 1976 . Upon a call
of the roll , the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Williams , Severn , Smith , Brown ,
Mann , Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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City Attorney Berardini presented a Bill for an Ordi -
nance amending the pay scales for fire , police , and non-emergency
employees effective January 1 , 1976 .
INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SMITH
A BILL
FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 8 , 9(a) AND lO(a) OF CHAPTER
6 , TITLE V, OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE , RELATING TO
SALARIES FOR ALL CLASSIFIED PERSONNEL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD .
COUICILMAN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED
A MOTION TO PASS A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 8 ,
9(a) AND lO(a) OF CHAPTER 6 , TITLE V, OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD
MUNICIPAL CODE , RELATING TO SALARIES FOR ALL CLASSIFIED PERSONNEL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD ON FIRST READING . Upon a call of the
roll , the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes: Council Members William , Sovern , Smith , Brown ,
Mar~. Cl yton , Taylor .
~ays: one .
Th Mayor motion c rr1e .
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COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SMITH SECONDED
A MOTION THAT CITY COUNCIL TAKE NO ACTION ON AGENDA ITEM 5-b , A
RESOLUTI ON APPOINTING TOM BURNS TO THE HOUSING AUTHORITY . Upon
a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown ,
Mann , Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None .
The Mayor declared the motion carried , and this resolu-
tion was voided .
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City Attorney Berardini reported on the status of
the issuance of a liquor license to Los Compadres , 4595 South
Santa Fe Drive . He stated that this building has not been
licensed at all since the first of the year . He recommended
that the sellers renew the license and then have it reissued
to the purchasers . The State Liquor Division approves of this
process , and it would avoid a full public hearing on the matter .
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City Attorney Berardini presented a report concerning
a special events liquor license for St . Louis Catholic Church
on March 19th . He suggested that Council hold a public hearing
on March 15 , 1976 .
COUNCILMAN SMITH MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED
A MOTIO N TO HOLD A PUBLIC HEARING AT THE CITY COUNCIL MEETING
ON MAR CH ,, 1 9 76 TO CONSIDER A SPECIAL EVENTS LIQUOR LICENSE
FOR ST . LCUIS CAT HOLIC CHURCH .
v s t e r Wal o rs i, 1152 Wes Oxford lac , p eare
i . Lo ui Cathol i c Church . He explaine that this
i a nd b e r f or t h annua l S t . Pa rick 's Day
r s , ap e are d and
City Att o r n y
r quired .
U on a c 11 or r u l e d f o l ow :
m • Sov
M nn , Cl
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City Manager McCown presented a memorandum from the
Assistant City Manager to the City Manager regarding City Council
retreats . Additional information regarding out -of-town retreats
will be presented at the next regular Council meeting .
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City Manager McCown presented a memorandum from the
Assistant City Manager and Director of Public Works to the City
Manager reearding Zuni Street construction .
COUNCILMA!J CLAYTON MOVED AHD COUNCILMAN SMITH SI:.CONDED
A MOTION TO DIRECT THE CITY ATTORNEY TO PREPARE THE NECI:.SSARY
DOCUM.I:.1~TS FOR THE PAVING DISTRICT FOR SOUTH ZUlU ST REET . Upon a
call of the roll , the vote resulted as follo ws :
Ayes: Council Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown ,
Mann , Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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COUNCILMAN SIHTH MOVED AND COU GILMAN ILLIAMS SECOJ./DED
A MOTION TO CONTRIBUTE $1 ,546 FROM "AID TO OTHER AGENCIES " TO THI:.
ENGLEWOOD HOUSING AUTHORITY . Upon a call of the roll , the vote
resulted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown ,
Mann , Clayton , Taylor .
f o r he
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I ays: one .
he ~ yor eclare he motion carrie
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gh raft of a letter
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ALLEY AND ALLEY EXTENDED ON THE NORTH ; THE CENTERLINE OF SOUTH
TEJON STREET ON THE EAST ; THE CENTERLINE OF BLOCK 13 , SOUTHLAWN
GARDENS SUBDIVISION ON THE SOUTH ; AND THE CENTERLINE OF SOUTH
ZUNI STREET ON THE WEST . Upon a call of the r o l l , the vote
resulted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Williams , Se ve r n , Smith , Brown ,
Mann , Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
COUNCILMAN SMITH MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED
A MOTION TO SEND A LETTER TO REVEREND HOSANNA , PRESIDENT , AND
MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION CONCERNING CITY COUNCIL 'S
OPINION REGARDING SCENIC VIEW SCHOOL UNDER THE MAYOR 'S SIGNATURE .
The letter was read by the City Clerk and discussion
followed . Councilman Smith stated that this letter does not
push Council 's opinion on the School Board and urged Council
to approve the letter .
COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED
A MOTI ON TO AMEND LINE 6 , LAST PARAGRAPH , PAGE 2 , BY DELETING
"THIS RECOMMENDATION " AND INSERTING "OF THESE MATTERS IN YOUR
DELIBERA T I ONS ." Upon a call of the roll , the vote on the amend -
ment re s ulted as follows :
Ay es : Council Members Severn , Smith , Brown , Mann ,
Cl ayton .
Nay s : Co un c il Members Williams , Taylor .
Th e May o r declared the amendment carried .
COU CIU>1A SOVERN MOVE D AND COUNCILMA N CLAYT ON SE CO NDE D
A MOTIO TO AMEID LINE 6 , PARAGRA PH 2 , PAG E 1 , BY DEL ET I G "WI LL "
AND INSERTING "COULD "; AND TO AMEID LI NE 9 , PARAGRAPH 2 , PAGE 1 ,
BY DELETI~G "WOULD " AND INSERT! G "COULD ". Upon a call o f the
roll , th vote on the amen dm ent r sulted f o l lows :
Ay Co neil M mb rs 'o v , Smi t h, Br own, Mann ,
1 y on .
y Council Memb r s 1lli ms , T ylo r.
Th M yor cl n t c rrie d .
vot on th o rig in 1 mo tion
Co nci ov r , 1t h , rowr , n , c y on ,
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Nays : Council Member Williams .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SMITH SECONDED
A MOTION TO APPOINT THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE TO THE FOLLOWING BOARDS :
RETIREMENT BOARD -PHIL VIERIA AND WILLIAM K. RITTERHAUSE ; BOARD
OF ADJUSTMENT AND APPEALS -W. KELLEY OLIVER AND JOHN KREILING ;
PLANNING AND ZONING COfo1MISSION -GEORGE JORGENSON ; LIBRARY BOARD -
SUE MUELLER , GLENNA BENNETT , AND EARL DEUPREE ; WATER AND SEWER
BOARD -DAVID HAYES AND THOMAS GIBSON ; ELECTION COMMISSION -
BA~BARA BURGET . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as
follows :
Ayes : Council fiJembers Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown ,
Mann , Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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Councilman Sovern suggested that Council take a
comprehensive look at the whole City concerning zoning , rather
than waiting for things to happen . He proposed discussion
between City Council and the Planning and Zoning Commission
on how to get started with this .
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COUNCILMAI SOVERI MOVED AND COUNCIWAI SrHTH SECONDED
A MOTIOI THAT THE FOLLOWING BE REFERRED TO THE WATER AN!) SEWER
BOARD FOR DISCUSSIO AT THEIR CONVENIE CE: (1) POLICIES 0 NEW
LIFT TATIOIS ; (2) PROBLEMS WI TH SEWER SERVICE II AREAS PRESENTLY
WITHOUT ERVICE OR WITH PROBLEMS . Upon call of the roll, the
vote re lte s ro lows:
Aye :
nn , Cl y on , ,..
ay
Co neil Members Wi liam , Sovern , Smith , Brown ,
yl r .
tl ne .
Th M yor cl red the motion carried.
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COUNCILMAN SMITH MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED
A MOTION TO SEND LETTERS TO THE APPROPRIATE COMMITTEES IN OPPOSI -
TION TO HOUSE BILLS 1058, 1026 , AND 1225 AND THAT A COPY BE SENT
TO THE COLORADO MUNICIPAL LEAGUE AND THE LOCAL DELEGATES .
Councilman Mann expressed his support of House Bill
1225. Discussion by Council followed .
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCIL!>1AN MANN SECONDED
A MOTION THAT ACTION ON THIS MOTION BE TABLED UNTIL THE CITY
COUNCIL MEETING OF APRIL 5 AND HAVE A STAFF REPORT AT THAT TIME .
Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Williams , Severn , Smith , Brown ,
Mann , Clayton , Taylo r .
Nays : None .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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Mayor Taylor requested that the conduct of a City Co neil
meeting be discussed at a study sess ion or the r etreat . It was
decided by Council that the votes would be "yes " and "no" rather
than "aye" an "nay".
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COUNCILMAN SMITH I~OVED AND COUNCILMAN BRO 1 SECOI DED A
MOTIOI TO DIRECT THE CITY MANAG ER TO LOOK AT THE TOTAL LOUD SPEAKER
SYSTEM II THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS AD REPORT BACK TO COUICIL WITH
RECO~EIDATIONS AND APPROXIMATE COSTS FOR IMPROVEMEIJT . Upon a
cal of he ro 1 , the vote resulted as follows:
Aye : Co nc1
M nn , Clay on , T ylor .
ays : or.
Tie M yor
A MOTIOI
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Council meeting was adjourned at 12 :15 a .m.
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COU IC f L ACTl ON H~.QU F.ST
LIQUOR AND ).2 Dl'ffi OU~
APPLICAN T:
John W's db a Arn ie's Lounge
346 7 S ro adwa y
TYP E OF A Tl ON HF. UF.STED :
Transfer of o~mership of 100 'f of stock in John W's from
toah Arnold to William K Johnso n
POLICE AND FBI REPORTS :
Compl eted an d Enclosed
PREVIOUS CITY COUNCIL ACTIONS DURING PRIOR 0 YEARS ,
EXCLUDING ANNUAL REliF.WAL :
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CITY At RNt:'Y'S REVH"W:
C 'TS:
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A. DRL 404-A
(a) Adoendwn showin~ new officers, directors
and stockholders .
B. Minutes of coporatc mee tin g .
(a) Shm .. ing resignation o( old officers and
directors.
(b) Showing election of new officers and
directors.
C. Copy of new stock certificates.
D. Management agreement.
(a) If other than corporate officer, director
or shareholder.
E. Financial agreements.
la! DRL 404-C (financial questionaire).
b Purchase contract (property, inventory, etc.).
c Financial obligations (mortgage, notes, etc.).
d Documents showing any interest of o her entities.
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License Applied For :
Liquor /~r_,L-___ Recreation Fac•hty ______ Heal h Therapy _____ Qther _____ _
SECTION I
Name Mda,., K ._7ob& ~ Soc1al Secunty NO. II()-;LC:-t. £7 J
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Street '?OI l--L z,., City
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State
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C•ll zen . US __,Jc....Eo.:......LS __ Other ______ Manta! Status . Mar ned V S1ngle ____ Divorced ____ _ '
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Health Therapy Appl icants o nly .
~lewood Bus iness where you w 1ll be e mployed __ """N"'e-=m"'• _____________________ _
Address ___________________________________ Owne rs Name ------------------------
Accred it ed School o f Massage Attended .
Name StrHI c u, State
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All prev ious employment i n Health Therapy Establishments
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I have eKam i ned the above n amed applica nt and fmd t h ppllc ant to be In good health
Signed---------------------------------Date ----------------------------------
Address ___________________________________________ _
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AI I applican t s N o t ary PubliC
by m l~rst duly s w orn . II for h1m1 II . po 1 and sa : that ha 1 th applican t abo ve na m d . that he
1'1 ra d t h alor gotng ppllcatton and that h now • th content th r of. and t hat a ll ma tt e ra a nd
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F ingerpri nts and Photo Taken
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Findings · ).) 0
Comments : To -< , t dJO.-S a
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·quor /3 ~r Aecreat1on Facility _____ Health Thera py _____ Other _____ _
SECTION l
Name ,)t.,c/ey f'. Jchr-',c-,'Y SoclaiSecun tyNO.O %·J.?f~YS~"J-
H o me Address / Cf.{(. L::-? /'._.:;{' (l /(ft 2' ,i 1 I 7J i(t'--{ J·/c f'O I L Z....
Str .. t C ltr _ State Zip
Date of B1rt h /) )IJ f lty I 9 d-Cj Pl a ce of B1rth f?.cr j -116-:-.-• ~ ;:; 1!/ ,'!
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St reet -------------c~ty ______ state ___ _
From to Street
Month -THr
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Frorr: to Street
Mortttt · Teer
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From 0 Street
-ft ·Yeer
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Have you ever been conv icted of a felony or m1sdemeanor l exclude mm or tr all1c viol a tions ) Yes __ No ~-
If yes g ive dates ,pla ces .na ture of offense . pena lty or pun ishme nt _________________ _
Chara cter References List Three (3 )
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Health Therapy Applicants only .
Englewood Business where you w ill be employed __ ""'N"'•-=m"'•----------------------
_,ess _____________________ Owners Name ________________ ___
Accredited School of Massage Attended .
Name StrMI Cit. •••••
From _______ to ________ Number of Hours Traming Receoved ____________ _
All previous employment in Health Therapy Establishments
1.Name From to
Address Owners Name '
2.Narne From to
Address Owners Name
3.Name From 0
Address Owners Name
Ooctdrs Statement
I have eummed the above n med applicant and fmd th appltcant to be on good health
Sogned-------------------------Date _______________________ __
Address ____________________________ __
SECTION m
All applocanta Notary Public
STATE OF COLOR ADO
COU TV 0 ( --L..:Jr..J;.:U.,,tlrO;l~:..C:S...::::..----
b'f m l.r t d.,l "'orn , of tor hom II , po 1'1 d , 1 at
n s re d 1 a or goong ~ftcauon nd that h nowa I content th r of . nd t at t '" ttel'a and
thin 1 ereon "' forth are tr ue to th • • •
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Fingerprin ts and Photo Taken
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Taken By G. W Cef7(!"D.C'tm'( v v--Sent to C .B I _____ f .B !. _____ Other _____ _
Findings : /..JO
Comments . 0
Return to Revenue D1v1St0n
Revenue DIVISion Actton
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Comments
0 1 on ,.,,. ,Color do 110
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Personal History for L1cens1ng
License Applied Fo r :~ /
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Name Social Secu n t y NO. .:Z I 3 -3(1 -0 2 O 7
Home Address S4o s tV cr ... 'IAR.Io llv . L qrL~Tor ... CC!t-CRADO SlCJ 1 2-3
Str"t en, I s ta t e Z i p
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He tght c., 2. Wetght I q 0 Cole>r of Eyes H A z. c L Color of Ha 1r Rc 11.1 tJ Race-.W_ Sex_&_
Crt 1zen . US __,J~ ___ Oiher ______ Ma nt I Stat u s . Marned _.....o.c; __ Sirtgle ____ Divorced ___ _
Name of Spouse or Ex Spou
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Child ren ~ R. ---Age __ --JI._'a.w._ _____ _
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Brother S1sters
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From '1 t~ z to 'P~t:::::.~IV I St reet s s I() D l-T t\RtO /+,,k Coty • 0 L C < o aJ State
Mon1h ·Yea r
From to
Month -Yea r
S reel C1ty State
From k> Street C1ty State
Month -YMr
Fr01r to Stree t City State
Month -Tear
From to -ft ., . ., Street C1ty State
Have you ever been conviCted of a fe lony or m1 sdemtJanor (exclude mmor tratftc voolat1ons ) Yes __ No J
If yes g1ve dates,places ,nature of offense , pe nalty or pumshment
Ch aracter References . L1st Three (3 )
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Health Therapy Applicants only .
Englewood Business where you wil l be empioyed __ -;:N;::•-=m:::•----------------------
..... dress ____________________ Owners Name ________________ _
Ac credited School of Massage Attend a
Name StrMt C lio ••••• From _______ to ________ Number o f Hours Traming Received ___________ _
All prev ious employment m Health Th rapy Establishment
1.Name From to
Address Owners Name
2.Name From to
Address Owners N m
3Name From 0
Address Owners arne
Doctors Statement
I have u m1ned the abov nam d pphcant and f1nd the applicant to be 1n good health
S~ned _________________ oat
Addr ss ___________________________________ _
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All applicants Notar PubliC
STATE OF COLORADO
COU TV OF (__.-'...JC.~c..t.~llo::..-----ng
by m ftrat dut wor • I for 1m It . po s
has r ad th afor gomg appltcatoon and
th ap lie ant abov named . that n.
nt th raol , and that If mattera and
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Fingerprints a•i Pilei & Taken Yes _V' __ _ No ___ _
Taken By 6 · w C.:Tlt!v-r.u:7'1( ____ $ent to C .B 1 -~'----F B .l. __ v ___ Other ____ _
Findings : po
Comments :
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We, the undersigned, being all of the Directors of John W's,
Inc., do hereby waive notice of t he time, place and purposes of a
meeting of the Board of Directors held on February 20, 1976 and
consent to the transaction of such business as may come before the
meeting.
BEVERLY L. ARNOLD
MINUTES OF A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
JOHN W'S, INC .
A meeting of the Board of Directors of John W's, Inc. was held
on February 20, 1976 at 2:30 p.m. at 690 Cont inental Nat~onal Bank
Build i ng, Englewood, Colorado. Those ~n a end a nce at sa~d meeting
were Noah N. Arnold , B verly L. Arnold, Will~am Johnson and Shirley
Johnson. Noah N. Arnold ac d s Ch i rm n o f he me ing, nd
B v rly L. Arnold cr tary.
Th Chairman d h fir o r d 0 us ~n sa to be conaid r-
ion of h r &l gna 10n y L. old a s c r tary-Tr asurer
and as a Dir c or o l corpo ion. On o 1on duly m d , second d
and c rri d, 1 w s
y L. Arnold a
th co rporation
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The Chairman noted that there was a vacancy on the Board of
Directors and that this posit1on should be fill d. Upon motion duly
made, seconded and carried, it was
"RESOLVED, That Stanley E. Podlaseck be and hereby is a ppointed
to fill the vacancy on the Board of Directors."
There being no further bus1ness to come before the meeting, the
meeting was declared adjourned.
APPROVED:
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BEVERLY L. ARNOLD , Secretary
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~t~-v~CJi-~~c~rv i~~~~;;j;~-~~d, b-;id:·-~;g-~-~d--~;,j ·traiJ;fe rr~d-~;;;;-by U~~--;~~--~-i.-~
bar g ain, sell, ign and transfer unto __ ~~~-!! ___ !_~ • !\!.:.~.'?.~9.. .. ~!:'.?. Be~er 1)1: }~.:. __ Ar.!!? ld ·-·-
___ (_~-~---~~£Y.ti.!Y ... 2.!L a.sE~'?~~~!.. <?_a --~-~-.L~!>-~_18 f _! 92_~ L 9~9 --------
Shares of the ... __ 9._QI))!!)Q!1 ····----------• • ·-_ STOCK of thll _J QH.t .W .! S_,___ C-----
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standing in. ...... _I'!I.Y ..... _______ name on the booka of the 1 id_.:TOI-!N W:.§., _J N~·---·-----·-··--__
re pres ented by Certificate No._.~_
AND ........ J ........ ____ ....... do hereby eor.stitute and appomt
Arnold
_.ffiY. .....•. tr ue and l&"fuJ Attorney , JHUE OCABLY, for _ my nn lin .I!'Y. .. r arne and 6tead, but
to ...... ~.b -~.!!: ......... use, ell, icn, Iran r,.r, hy poll eca•e, p)(·tl t and ake o.-r all or any 1 art of the said
stock, nod for that purpo to mak and ex cute all ntc ary act of a& illnmen t and tran f r .ert•of,
1 nd to sub&titute one or more per10 n with J,k full l'" ,.r, here b. ratif) mg and eon! r mg all that
. ~Y ····-··--· ... said Attoruey or theJ:r.. au\i$ti ute or hall Ia fully do vir ue hereof.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF_ l bllnd and al at
~~g_le':'/o.od __ ( .. ~Ol£!'ado th~ 20th day
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KNow ALL MEN BY TBE E Pm ... E rs:
Th a t .... ~.9.~.h ... N., ... Arno19 and_ Br>ve~l.Y L. ~.PlO_l.d:..... _ ...... --··· .................. ..
FOR VA LUE RECEIVED, have ba1 ·gaioed, ~old, assigned nud tJ·a usferr~d and by these pres•nts do b arga i n~ sell, assign aod traosf~r unto Sally D. Anti ' ~on (-~-~ s _ccuz:.ity __ for
..... ~9.:':.~.~-m-~~~---d~ .. ~.<;J F~b.ruary 4, 1971) 999
Shares of tbe ... cQmmQ n . . STOCK of l< J OHN W 1 S, U~C~ .. -
··········· · ················ of William K .• Tohnson
standing i n ..... .'r.tl.f: ... na•nelon the l .o obs of the ~aid ' .J QJ(N H.'S, INC,
r epresented by Certificate No .. 6 . -···· . .. ...... .. . herewith
AND .... ~e ............... do hereby c<•ustitute aod appoint .... Sally D · [\ndersol'!
.... our ... true an d lawful Att.Jruey, If HLVOCABT.Y, fur ),1,$ and in our .uRme and stead, but
to .... P~.X" th atr, l'ledge and m ake o' tr all <Jr any part of tb uid
stock , and for that purp • e to make and u
a n d to sub titute one or r ore J'U ona
.. Q.I}.r sa1dAttorrryor her
IN WIT. 'E WIIERF.OF
Engl_':ood, Co~_or do
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<J! a ·igomtut and tran f r tLereof,
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TO WHOM IT MAY CO CER
I hav kn n Mr . &
as a fellow employ and p raonal fr
1 have found Mr. & Mrs . John o to po
hi hly d sirabl in th ir personal It£
oth rs. Th t!y hav h1gh moral tandard
family r lationsh.tp nd both ~on
th ir buSln
. Johnaun for six years
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bl87 South Wtnd•rmer
Littleton, Colorado
F hrua r y 20, 1976
Way
80120
It is my plea ure to provid th1 lett 1 ot refer nc for
Mr. & Mr s. Wil liam K. Johnson of; l95b East Min ral Av nuc,
Littl ton, Colorado. 1 hdv worked wtth Bill John
Martin Mari tta orporation over a per1od of 1x v
have kn n h m and his wlf , Shirle , soc all• for MV raJ
years DurioR this period of tirne, h y h v • nJutt d them-
se lv s as re ponsibl t •J ttz rtb, always ~:x f<JIIfu ~ood
judgem nt, consideration, and ton sty 10 th 1r r Ia ion
with other p opl .
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P e t ru~ry 22, 1976
2f7 S?. ~~1lup St.
1ttlet n, Co. R0120
I h~ve known ~ill1 ~~ (P111) ~. ~nrl 3hlrl ~y John o n for
~pprox1 m ~t e ly ~i ~ht v~~rs. ~ur 1n ~ th ~. 1me 1n which oi11
111n d I 't>o h work ed for the ~,"'r in JV !l.ri ~ .~ corn . we ~c ~m
friends, In hos ~ ~t~h v ~~rs B111 8 U ~r vt ~~rl on ~ of he
1 ~borll torl ea wtth which I ~,,. frequ e n huslnes c1 ~a 11.n 1.
In 11111 rl elll1 rur Pill re111 t 11 peopl e f111i r1 y , ef~ndlrur the ir
ri ~ht s ~n d eslre ~, ye o~ ~intn . good work output from
th e personn~1 un er hi~ s u ~rvis1on, while m 111lrtalni~
I h~ve foun th"' ~o h 0 111 ~nd s 1rl y llre comp~ n
tn every h1n~ h ~v unrl~r ~ to ,, hey ~r~ se1f-s ll.r t er
l'l nd work ll rd 1n . in Il l ln 001 rel~ 1 n lli s wlth all
rlve o e f ~er vlc e,
I h Av e no know e t er o ov r1n lJ ~ ln ~.tny fllcet
o f o 1 1 or J•i ,.. ltfe 1 0
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
I hav known Stan! y Podlas ck for SlX y ars a a fellow
mployee and p rbonal fr1 nd. Durin this tim , 1 hdv found
Stan to po seas character traits highly desirabl in his personal
lif and in de llng with others. H has high moral standards,
has a clo , strong family r lattonship and is both consid rat
and hon at in his busin sa and p rsonal rP!ationships. I know
of no charact r traits or livin h~bits exhtbit d by Stan
wh ich would be consid r d as und sirabl or abnormal.
~v/J}j'lj.. J~~'~ / £as p~e;'t: ~ f/
// 720 South D xt r Court
Llttl ton, olor do 80122
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It is my pleasur to
Mr. Stanl y Podlaseck. I
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bl87 South Windl!rmen; Way
L1ttl ton, Colorad 80120
F bruary 20, 197b
workin wlth p opl . H1 p raonal co
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6267 so. Gallup St.
Li tt leton, Co. 80120
I have k nown St ~nle y (Stan ) Podlasek for approximately
eight year an I c o nBider him a friend . In t hat both of ua
are e~ploye d y th e ~ar t in Marietta Corp . we've had frequ ent
usine s ~11 nps. Sta n eu erv 1aee o ne o f th e laboratoriea
in wh1c I h ~v e wo r k d o n I h a v e a lwa y s fo u nd Stan to b e
firm, competent ann fair 1n a ll h 1 111ness deal1np;a,
I el1eve t ha t h e is c re d i t to the c omm unity 1n g eneral.
Stan h s f or se v r a l v eara also 1111\nav e d h is own buildinF
con t racting bu 1ness nd h as prov d o ~ a ~ood buainesa
1111\n in h t his prod uc t ~r wel l u1 1 a nd h is cua tomera
well aa ti af i d. I f e l tha t in in ~ 1 to manage all or
0 h ·~ 1 r c 1on of ~11 involv e d a how a
indu riousn~ o f a bov a v r aa e c 11 r.
I woul " o i i v
ou l ook on 11f~ ~n h" ~n ' t 1 ~u • ·htch 1 n r ov s h 1n
h e ~ t 1nvolv ~d 1 n .
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OF
JOHN W's, INC.
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PR ESENTS, that we, the undersigned,
J oh n W. Pless inger, Leota M . Plessinger and Mabel Kippa, de6iring to
f orm a corporation under and by virtue of the lav. s of the State of Colorado,
do hereby make , execute and acr{no l edge th se Articles In wntlng or our
Intention to become a body corpor te and pollt · unde r said laws, and de-
clare: 1.
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That the name o f our said co rp • atlon :>ha ll be
''J liN\'.'' , INC."
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OBJECTS
The natur of the busin s or th orp<>r tl n nd the objects a nd
pu r oscs propos d to be tran s ct d and pl'OllJuted o r cnrried on by lt re
as f 1\ows:
To en '36C In nd carry on the bu In" o r owning, op!!rn tln.: and
m na~ln rt• urant and t avern .
8 To buy, o tt, l c se, oub-lco e, t r nt, trade, deal
In, hold, p r le, omluct, on truct, rl·ct tO\\n property,
l ands, \ota, r al v ry end ny kln vr c har
unlmprov ev r al u t • h luc In ••
room , r tor a IT\ • •
to& th r ,ul,oJut nt, rt)', tr o-
chla , II •• r! In tl n ( y kind nd
h ra t r I ld nt t r to;
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assign, mortgage, plecl•e a nd h ypot.1eca e n o tes, cha t tel rn rtgagea, con-
tracts, bonds, land m ortgag es, stocks, leases, s~curitiea and evidence of
indebtedness of other corporations and of firma and natural persona; and to
lend money, eith~r with or without security.
D . To ac~utre or undertake tne whole, or any part of the business
property, assets and liabilities of any corporation carrying on any business
wl*:h the corporation ta authorized to carry on and to become possessed of
property suitable for any purpose of this corporation and to pay therefor ln
fully pald up or partly patd up shares of the capital stock of the corporation
or 1n bonds, debentures or other securities of h corporation.
E. To sell or otherwise d •spo e of any or all of its property, and
to enter into any contracts, arrangement , or a tlVltles and to do all thlnga
tnctdent to or c'3nventent in pursuance of any r all of the aforesaid buslneasea,
objects, snd purposes.
F. To carry on all or any part of su h bualnesa wltbln th Stat of
Colorado, o r ln oy part of the United States, or ln forel n countri a, and
to lave one or mor offlc a out of th State; and to purchaa , mort¥ a,
lea e and conv y r al and p ra nat prop rty out of the t te .
0 . To c rry on any oth r lawful bu lnesa wh t oev r which rna,>
a em to the c o rpo r tlon c a p ble of b to c rri d on ln onn tlon &tn tn
a b ove, or c alc'u l a t d d i re tly r lnd l r ctly to promot tb tnt r at of tb
c: r pv r tl n r t c-rti d to h v , nJ 1
ra an prtv l • bleb ar
c:o nt rr d u n or ur tl n o anlz d und
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The capital stock of our &ald corporation ahall be one thousand
(1. 000) shares of common stock without par value . Such common atock
ma7 be taaued as and when tbe Board of Dlrectora shall determine, and a
vote or aasent of the stockholders ahall not be necessary for such iasue.
The capital stock of our said corporation shall be iasued as fully
paid and non-assessable.
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CUMULATIVE VOTING
Cumulative votlni shall not be allowed in voting shares of the capi-
tal stock of our sald corporation.
VI.
The manaaement of he affairs of tbla corporation ball be veated
ln a board of thre director&, and J ohn W Pl &slnier, Leota M . Pleastnaer
and Mabel Kippa shall na th m em nt nd control of the affaire of the
corporation for the tlr t 'I r of lta exlat nee and until their reapectlve auc-
ceaaora are duly l ct d ap l nt d and uallfl d .
The board of d r ctora Ia expr .. ty authorlz d to make, alter, ameDd
and r p at t e B.J -La a o f the oration for th aov ro ent and manaae-
m nt of th faira of a ld corporatlon aa to them ahall aeem proper and
nee •• ry, not incon latent with th law of lh St te of Colorado, or wltb
th ae Artie\ • fln rporatlon, and atao, t o told m tln without t Umlta
orth do .
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T rlnelp t op ratio of our a de rpor tlon \l be C rrled OD
\n tt. C unty of A p ho , of nd tn aucb oth r of t • Unlted
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located at Enilewood, County of Arapahoe, State of Colorado, and the
oriiinal atock ledger and other books required to be kept by the corpora-
tlon s!lall be kept by the corporation ln the bualnesa otrice located In the
City of Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have hereunto set .>ur bands and seal&
this ;or.{ day of November, A . D . 1951.
STATE OF COLOilADO )
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COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE )
Before :ne, Arline Bennett, a Notary Publlc In and !or said County,
in the Stae afore ld, persot.aUy appear d John W . Plesstncer, Leota M .
Plessinger, and Mabel Klppl, known to roe to b h pereone wboae namea
r annexed to th !orego\ng Ar\lcle o! In orporatlo , and acknowled&: d
that they m de and a lined uld Artie\ 1 in wr itln • aa thelr fre and volun-
tary ct and de d !or th uaea n d purpo • th r n t forth
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STATE OF COLORJ.OO )
I, George J. Baker, Secretary of State of the
State of Colorado, do hereby certify that the
annexed ia a full, true, and complete copy of
the original Certificate of Incorporation of
JOHN W'a, INC .
filed in thia office on the -~1:::-0.=th::.,_~d&y of
Noyenher A. D . 1952 and admitted to record.
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STATE OF COLORADO" DEPARTMEN T OF REVENUE
LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATION ADDENDUM
To be completed by each individual, partnership, or corporation liquor hcen5ee . NO hquor license renewal will be
proceaed unlea.aU. questions are completely enswered. Any FALS E answer or statement made by applicant con-
stitutes PERJURY, and the perton making IUCh fal• statrnent IU bjecu any licente issued herein to reygcatjgo.
Name of licen .. : 6)///;f}ai K < M .1? SNY
2 . Trade name of Eltlblilhment: IJR!V i E ; 6 Luo~ e
3. Addme of Eltlblilhment: S:/le 1 ..:5. J3Rg[Jdwo)l, b~an=Jr/, {1, ·
!I-C29.RZ'-t 4. Uquor Llcen• No .: _ -·-_
KottO
. /c::s 6. Do you 1-. legal ~on of the licenaed preml .. 7 --1-l'....::;..;~-------------
6 . Are the premllld owned or rantltd7 _.:...Jl.o;.;;-...:l?;..;....:.l...,e,.,d"'-----------------
1. If ranted, from whom: z.../k.~;..1~C' ri~6___.1:"-'J.l,;.t?~n::.;h>~JookJ~-.-.. _______ ---: ____ _
B. Effective date of the -.: 3 /J /z ?: Exp rat on de : ..::el::,.;:l_..ll:;.,jP~hu84~..-r,..w:::~...-___ _
9 . Do you or f1tY member of your lmmediltll flmllv (father, mother, brother, linlr, children) tw¥e a financial
intllrnt In 1ny other liquor I~ or in any corporftlon ttwt holds 1 liquor licentl7 (~i al internt
to include 1ny equity, lntllnllt or loen I If antwer t v-s . exp in n detail . 0 Vet _x No
Heme the other liquor 11 lhment If your an It YM ·
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12. Amount of your Investment In the business : -~.Z~?~,~ ... c!oo..lo•Q~c"'<"----------------
13. Percentage of ownenhlp the eboYe will represent : __./~D:....::.. .... 1 ..s..fl::.::<-~' -------------
14. Are you now an ectlve perticipant in the manegement and operat1on of your licensed premi~~~t7
~Yes 0 No
15. If 10rnebody elte will men191 your establishment, gsve name, address , date of birth of the MANAGER, and
tubmit copy of the "Men.ment Agreement" with th1s question eire ·
16. Did you enter in o a "Man ment • L se " agr; nt with your miNgltf or any other p8110117
0 Yes No . If the •eement is in wr iting, attach a cor'
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LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATION ADDENDUM
17 . Have you ever held or do you hold any financ ia l interest, direct or md1rect, 1n any retatl liquor establishment .
distillery, Importing or wholesale liquor license? r I Yes ~No II so eKplaln .
18. Att.ch copies of any wr itten agreement or details of any oral agreement. by which any person (including a
corporation) will share in the profit or gross proceeds of this establishment, and any agreement relating to
the premii8S which is contingent or conditional in any way by volum e , pro fit , sales , giving of advice or con·
sultation :
I understand that a fal11 answer to any of the foregoing will subject the pplicauon to denial or a license
revocation. I certify that all the information in this application addendum 11 romplete, true and correct.
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LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATION ADDENDUM
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6. DIRECTORS: List all Directors (at least 3 are required by Law) Date
Name Home Street No. & C~ of Birth ~Lte~· x+CLJ.-f~.j~:~~?-;:roc;.LL..:J-_ rt?t;(;fta;:,~iri'J!i::: #9 ~ _tfl~ :5jii,],S 'C<)ChTA,(io1 Lai7kw ·v 6/&f!ls
7. List all stockholders owning or controlling 10 or more of the capital stock of
the corporation. (Include actual owner or pledgee.) Use separate sheet if needed.
Percent of Date
Home Street No. & C1ty Stock Owned of Birth
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CONTRACT FOR PURCHASE OF STOCK
THIS AGREEMENT is made on --~r~~~l~>·~·~·~~~·~·~'--~'~? ___ , 1976, between
NOAH N. ARNOLD and BEVERLY L. ARNOLD, hereinafter referred to
individually as NOAH N. ARNOLD and BEVERLY L. ARNOLD, and collectively
as "Sellers," and WILLIA!-i JOHNSON 1 hereinafter refer red to as "Buyer."
Sellers jointly and severally agree to sell to Buyer, and Buyer
agrees to purchase from Sellers, shares of capital stock
of JOHN W'S1INC., a Colorado corporation, at the price and on the
terms and conditions herein set forth.
1. PURCHASE PRICE. The purchase price to be paid by Buyer to
Sellers for said shares of capital stock shall be an
aggregate purchase price of Seventy Five Thousand Dollars ($75,000.00).
2. DELIVERY OF STOCK AND PAYMENT OF PURCHASE PRICE.
(a) The delivery to Buyer of c rtificates for the shares of
capital stock sold hereunder by Sell rs 1 and the payment of the initial
installment of the purchase pr1ce therefor by Buyer to S llers, shall
take place at (h r inafl r c lled the
"clos ing da ")
(b) On h clo ing dat I S ller sh 11 d liv r o Buy r h
c r ific or cer i ic t s v1d ncing th
capi al ock of id Cor
n or d for ransfer, and B y r h 11
for id h r a a follows:
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.old h r under duly
llers h purch s price
l. iv Thou llara ($5,000.00) in h form of
fo • S 1d not
to b or c ah on h closing d t •
ii nty Thou and Doll ra ($20,000.00) in c ah on
d t 0 cloetn (in ddi ion o r d mp 10n 0
r miaso y no f r 0 n ( l.) bov •
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per annum, payable in 120 equal monthly install-
ments of $606.64 each, on the first day of each
month commencing April 1, 1976. Said note to be
secured by Security Agreement and Financing
Statement on furniture and fixtures of John W'a,
Inc. as the same exist on the date of closing, by
assignment of the lease upon the business premises
hereinafter referred to and by the issued stock of
John W's, Inc. Buyer shall have a ten-day grace
period for the payment of the monthly installments,
which period shall commence running after written
notice (personally delivered or mailed by United
States mail, cer ifi d, return receipt requested)
to Buyer at 3467 South Broadway, Englewood, Colorado.
S aid no e may be p re p aid, i n wh o l e or 1n part,
wi tho ut p e nalty. Th urchase p r c e fo r id
s h a res to be pdid to J ohn W's , Inc. a ccoun at
Rep ubl i c Nat ion a l Ba nk, accoun •----------------
3 . NOTICES OF BRE ACH OF WARRA TY. T h ere shall be d due d f rom
h por ion of h purchas pric r ining un ~d such mou nt s a
m y b ap cifi d in any wri n no ic • of br ch of w r r n y giv n
by Buy r to S llers nd prov d by S 11 rs in writing . Such n o ic •
of b r ch of w rr n y must s c1 y h br ch o one o r mo r e o f he
w rr n i a or 1ons a t or h in this gr n nd h
oun • im d by Buyer aa th d 9• r aul 1ng or which m y r a ult
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amount e s timated by Buye r as the damage r esulting o r wh i ch may r e su lt
from the .br each t h er e o f .
In the e v e nt that Selle rs shal l not approve in writ ing the amounts
specified i n s uch notices of breach of wa rranty , t he re s pective rights
of the parties hereunder shall be deter min e d by arbitrati on, each
party to choose one arb itra t or, the two a r b itrator s so chos e n to select
an umpire, and the d e cision of any two of s aid t hree persons t o be
final and binding upon both Buyer and Sellers. Bu yer shall pay Sellers
the remainder, if any, so determined to b e due Sellers o n account of
the purchase price herein specified, or, in t h e e v e nt the amount so
determined to be due from Sellers to Buyer sha l l exceed the then unpaid
balance of the purchase price due from Buye r hereunder, the Sellers
shall pay (and they hereby jointly and s everally agree promptly to pay)
Buyer the full amount of such excess i n l a wful mo ney of t he Un i ted States.
The amounts pro perly deduc t i ble from suc h unpa i d purcha se price
shall be borne by NOAH N. ARNO LD and BEVERLY L . ARNOLD in d i rect ratio
to their percentages of recei pt of p u rchase price.
4. WARRANTIES AND REPRE SE NTATION S OF SEL LERS . Sellers j ointly
a nd severally h r eby wa rrant , repr sent, nd gree t o and with Buyer
s follow :
(a) Sell rs each hav full, compl , and absolute tit l e to
t he following numbe r of s hares of c pi al s ock of John W's, Inc.
cl r o
OAH N. ARNOLD
BEV RLY L. ARNOLD
( ) Th of e
999 Sh r s
ch of s 11 n o s 1d sh r s is fr and
any li n, ch rge, or ncumbranc , and s id sh res ggr gating
999 shar s, const tut 11 of h nding c p tal s ock 0 John W's,
Inc., a Color do corpora ion, and by s l 0 said ah rea of • ock. h re-
unde I Buy r will r c iv good and bsol le h r to, tr fro ny
1 ns , c s, or nCUJ'IIb anc • t. r on, xc ion to
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liens, cha rges, or encumbrances thereon, except the obligation to
Ralph J. Doyle, in the amount of approxima tely $30,000.00, which Sellers
agree to pay. In the event notice is received by Buyer that the obliga-
tion is not being currently paid, Buyer may pay said obligation directly
and credit the hereinbefore identif_ied promissory note as if payment had
been made to Sellers.
(c) John W's, Inc. is a corporat ion duly organized and exist-
ing under and by virtue of the laws of the State of Colorado, and is in
good standing under the laws of that state; said outstanding 999 shares
of the capital stock of said corporation have heretofore duly been
issued; all of said issued and outstanding shares are valid, fully paid
and nonassessable, no assessment is outstanding against the same or any
part thereof, all stock transfer restrictions affecting the transfer of
said stock have been complied with or effeGtively waived, and that title
of Buyer shall b absolutely free of liens, ncumbrances and charges.
(d) The present directors and officers of John W's, Inc.
are the following:
Directors: Noah N. Arnold
Beverly L. Arnold
Offic· rs: No h N. Arnold, Pr s~den
Beverly L. Arnold, s cretary-Tr surer
nd th writt n r signat~ons of s id offic rs nd dir c ora o be
f ectiv upon cc pt nc will be d liv r d o Buyer concurr nt1y with
h d liv ry of c r ificatea reprea nt ng h cap tal • ock sold
h r und r,
A t ch d h r to nd ark xhibi •A• and m d a p rt
h b 1 n e ah o John 'a, Inc. a of January 31, 1976
• id b truly, corr c ly, nd co pl t ly • • or h h
fin nci l condi 10n of John W'a, Inc. oall
a e • f rr o nd 1hown on • id b ah w a v • d in
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John W's, Inc. as of said date, free of any liens, charges, or
encumbrances; and its books of account, records, and files correctly
.. reflect all operations and transactions and all assets and liabi l ities.
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John W's , Inc. has not and will not (1) transfer, sell, or otherwise
d i spose of any corporate property or assets material to the operation
of i ts bu siness other than in the ordinary and usual course of its
business as heretofore conducted, save and except such items as shal l
have bec ome no longer useful, obs olete, or worn out , or rendered of
no further use and, if theretofore useful in the conduct of its
b us iness and operations , as may have been replaced with other items
o f sub stantially the same value and utility as the items transferred,
s o l d, exchanged , or otherwise disposed of; (2) create, participate
in, or agree to the creation of, any liens or encumbrances on its
corporate property , save and except liens for current taxes and liens
created in the ordinary and usual course of its business as heretofore
conducted in connection with normal purchas s of food and beverages ;
(3) en ter i n to any leases, contracts, or agreements of any kind or
character or incur any liabilities, save nd except those to which
it is presently commit ed nd which re disclosed her in or in t h e
exhibits hereto and purchase orders plac d for supplies rising in
the ord1nary nd usual course of busin as s heretofor conduct d;
(4) ke ny p ym nts or diatribu ions
hold ra, or m loy s, a v nd XC p
o ny of i • o fie ra, a ock-
w 9 a and a 1 ri a de to
mploy ea 1n the ord1n ry nd usu 1 cours of th buain sa as h rete-
fore conduc d includ1n9 h r in con ributiona pursu nt o h al h,
inaur nc , nd p naion pl na pr a n ly n (5) a nd or re al
i a ar 1cl • o ncorpor tion or by-1 wa nor iaau any ah r a of
capi l a ock in ddi ion o , nd oth r th n, the ah r a h re o!or
iaau d, or r aau any tr aury a ock;
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(g) Attached hereto, marked Exhibit "B" and made a part hereof,
is a schedule of all accounts and notes receivable shown on said
balance sheet; said accounts and notes receivable and all other accounts
and notes receivable accruing in the ordinary and usual course of
business as heretofore conducted to the closing date are valid and
collectible obligations and will be paid to John W's, Inc. within one
year from the closing date; provided, however, that any liability of
Sellers or each of them under this subparagraph shall be limited to
the excess over the reserve for bad debts account as shown in
Exhibit "A" hereto; provided further that upon payment by Sellers of
any sums to Buyer pursuant to this subparagraph, Buyer w1ll assign
to Sellers the notes or accounts receivable wi h respect to which
such payment is made; and provided further that the f1rs sums received
by Buyer from the obligors of said notes or accounts receivable will be
applied to the extent necessary to paymen of the balance due upon
said notes or accounts;
(h) Attached hereto, marked Exhibit "C" and made a part hereof,
is a schedule of all the notes and accounts payable, accrued taxes,
and other liabilities of John W's, Inc. shown on said balance sheet;
there ar no undisclosed or con ing nt li b1lities of John W's, Inc.
(except those r ferred to in subpar gr ph (f) of this p ragraph),
and in th vent that any such undisclosed or contingent liability
shall hereafter arise applicabl in whole or in p rt to a period
pr1or to th closing date, Buy r shall giv Sell ra written notic
th reo and s ll rs will h reupon wi h1n 15 days follow ng r ceipt
of uch no ic d1sch rge such li hili y or li b1liti a or undert ke
to def nd and hold Buy r fr nd h rml •• h r from nd shall ao
no 1fy Buy r. Upon f ilur of S 11 ra o diach rge or undertake to
d nd g ina a d li bility w thin th tim ap cifi d, Buy r may
li y, and th j~in and a v r 1 li bility of S llera
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under this subparagraph shall be conclusively established by such
settlement;
(i) Attached hereto, marked Exhibit "D" and made a part hereof,
is a form of a ten year lease agreement between Sellers as Lessors
of said lease and Buyer as Lessee of said lease upon the premises at
3467 South Broadway, Englewood, Colorado, which lease will be executed
by Sellers and Buyer at closing.
(j) Attached hereto, marked Exhibit "E" and made a part hereof,
is a list of the fixtures and equipment located on the plant premises
of John W's, Inc. at 3467 South Broadway, Englewood, Colorado; said
fixtures and equipment are the property of said corporation and upon
the expiration of the term of the lease of said plant premises, each
of said fixtures and equipment may be r moved without liability to
the Lessors of said plant premises except for the liability incident
to the obligation to restore any damage caused by such removal;
(k) Attached hereto, marked Exhibit "F" and made a part hereof,
is a list of the insurance polic1.es presently in effect with respect
to the corporat property and business of John W's, Inc.; said
po l icies or polici s procured in li u hereof providing at l ast
equ l cover g and i sued by c rr1. r h ving at least qual fin ncial
responsibility Wl.th hat of th prior c rrier shall be in eff ct on
the closing dat and will b d liv r d to Buyer concurrently with
th d liv ry of c rtificat • r pr sent ng th capit 1 stock aold
h r under;
(l) Th r ~• no li igation ndl.nq 9 inat John w• •• Inc. nd
non of th s 11 ra is a w re of any hr litJ. t o n •
(m) All &X r turns r quir d to b l'!l d by John W'a , Inc. have
n prop rly x cut d, nd duly fil urau nt 0 pplic-
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(n) John W's, Inc. has not violated a ny federa l, state, or
municipal law, statute, rule, or regulation or any executive order or
presidental directive required by it to be observed or performed;
(o) All trade formulas, the trade name "Arnie's Lounge," all
secret formulas, and technical information used or useful in the
business of John W's, Inc., or owned by, or known to or held in the
name of any of Sellers, or anyone controlled by any of Sellers, will
be transferred to and vested in John W's, Inc. and/or disclosed to
Buyer before the closing date or as soon thereafter as practicable , '
and in any event wi hin 15 days after the closing date;
(p) On --~f"~tL(~,~(~Li~a~c~g~~t45~.~~c.~,L7~1,the parties shall inventory all food
and beverage items which inventory shall be certified as correct b y
both parties. The said inventory shall thereupon be purchased by
Buyer at cost. Sellers agree said inventory shal l not exceed Two
Thousand Dollars ($2,000.00) in amount.
5. CONTINUING WARRANTIES. The warrant ies , repr senations, and
agreements set forth herein shall be con inuous and shall survive the
delivery by Sellers nd the receipt by Buyer of th c pital stock to
be sold hereund r nd s hall also survive Lh d due ion of amounts
claimed to be due from the urchase ric as provided in gr ph 3
hereof, and Buy r's right 0 r course ag ins aid ins allm n of h
purchase price is not int nded to be i s xclu ive rem dy !or he
br ach of ny uch w T n ies , r pr s nt tions , or gr m nts.
6. I DEMNIT Y. Wi hout in ny w y 1 imi ing or d 'minishing he
w rr n ies, r pr s n tions, or gr r in con in d or the
rights or r m di • v il bl to th Buy r tor th br ch • •
Sellers h r by join ly nd a v rally gr e to hold Buyer h rmless
from and ga ns all loss , li bili y, , or ria ng out
0 ny cla a, d nda, p n lties, tin a, t x a, or o h r loss reaul -
ing dir c ly or ln ir c ly fr na John 'a, Ine.
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of claims by the federal government, any corporation, partnership, or
any person or persons arising before the closing date and not fully
disclosed herein or not expressly excepted by the provisions hereof.
7. WArvER OF STOCK TRANSFER RESTRICTIONS. Sellers hereby waive
all preemptive rights and restrictions on the sale and transfer of the
capital stock sold hereunderandagree to hold Buyer harmless from and
against all l iab ility , loss, damage, or claims arising directly or
indirectly from Buyer's fa ilure to obtain hereunder absolutely, entire,
and unconditional o wnership of the entire outstanding capital stock of
John W:s, Inc., free and clear of all restrictions, liens, charges,or
encumbrances.
8. AGREEMENT BINDING ON HEIRS AND ASSIGNS. The provisions of
this agreement shall inure to the benefit of and bind the successors
and assigns of Sellers and Buyer and the executors, administrators,
heirs, successors and assigns of Stockholders, except the obligation
to Ralph J. Doyle identified in paragraph 4(b) hereof.
9. NOTI CES . All notices required or p rmitted to be given here-
under shall be in writing and sh 11 be ent by first-class mail postage
pr p id, deposited in th Unit d St ca • ~1 . a nd if intended for
Stockholders or S~ll rs shall b ddr as d o:
No h N. Arnold
B v rly L . Arn ld
3485 South u y
L k wood, Color do 80227
nd, if nt nd d for uy r ah dr a d to:
y y ~y n no ice o h o h r ch ng
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upon the continu ation or renewal licensing of John W's, Inc. in the
ownership and director/of ficer office holder of the Buyer. In the
event all licenses and permits necessary for the operation of the
business, as presently operated, are not continued, transferred or not
obtained, this contract shall be null and void and all considerations
theretofore paid or transferred shall be returned to Buyer. Buyer
agrees to retain the liquor license in the name of John W's, Inc.
during the entire period of the lease between Sellers and Buyer herein-
before referred to.
11. COVENANT NOT TO COMPETE. Buyer has paid Sellers the sum of
$10.00 and other good and valuable considerations, and in consideration
for said sum Sellers agree to refrain from carrying on a similar
business to that sold hereunder within a three mile radius of 3467
South Broadway, Englewood, Colorado for a period of three years from
the date of the transfer of possession hereunder. For the purpose of
this paragraph, a business shall be deemed carried on by Sellers if
carried on by a partnership of which they are general or limited
partners or a corporation or association of which th y ar shareholders
or m mbers.
12. Buy r nd Sellers agr e to comply in all re p eta with th
Bulk s lea Law of the Sta e of Color do, th sam s if h sal
h r in er subj c thereto.
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ARTICLE I.
FUNDAMENTAL LEASE PROVISIONS AND EXHIBITS
Section 1.1 Fundamental Lease Provisions.
DATE:
LANDLORD: NOAH N. ARNOLD
ADDRESS OF LANDLORD: 3485 So. Quay Ave., Lakewood, CO 80227
TENANT: JO HN W' S, INC. , a Colorado corporation
ADDRESS OF TENANT: 3 467 So. Broadway Ave., Englewood, co 80 10
TENANT'S TRADE NAME (if different from above name of Tenant):
ARNIE'S LOUNGE
LEASE TERM: 10 Lease Years. (Plus a Partial Lease Year, if any,
prior to the first Lease Year.)
FIRST DAY OF LEASE TERM is th fir t d y of --!Mc.!!a~r!:;,:c~h!.!...,_ ____ _
19__IL.
LAST DAY OF LEA E TERM is the last d y of Februa ry
19.J!L.
FIXED MINIMUM RENT: ... ~6~0~0~0:.:.~0~0c.._ ________ p r nnum.
$6,00 0 o b paid nnually at $500.00 per mon h a per
con rae da d 1976.
To al r n $ 0,000.00
P E RCENTAGE RENT RATE: on
PERCENTAGE RENT PERI D : Quart rly.
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mm~n ·in th fir t day
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Commerci 1 us
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mtntal Leu'c l'rov11lon• contained In b«t on I o •hall be. conotru d to mcorporate aU of the trrmo prov ded und r each ouch
Fundamrntal Leur Pro\·tolon.
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uurueu1 u1 :,u..._u a. •u vw•u) J.Hs)'u''-'u "" t:u.Lu uc~y u• tHou.•• vuruon, payao•e on ln~ unn aay 01 sucn poruon; ancs
(b) Percentage Renr for •ach Luse Year or Partllll Lease Year, as hereinafter d efined, Included In the Leaae Term,
payable as heremafter proviaed., equal to tht: amount by which the Teno.nt'e Groae alea, a.a here.alter de.fined, tranaatted
during such Lease Year or Panllll !.ease Year, mulllplled by the Percentage Rent Rate, exceeda the Fixed Minimum Rent
payable for the same period.
Section 3.2 Definition of Leaae Year and Partial Lease Year. The term "Lease Year" Is defined to mean a period of 12
consecutive clllendar months, the first Cull Lease Year commencing on the first day of the Leaae Term, and each sucCffding
Lease Year shall commence on the anniversary date of the first Lease Ye a r . Any portion of the Lease Term which Is leas than
a Lease Year aa heretnbefore defined shall be deemed a "Partial Lease Year".
Section 3.3 ))c(initlon of Groos Sale~~. The term "Grosa Salea" as used herein is denned to mean the total amount In
dollars of the actual salea price, whether for cash or on credit or partly for ca h and parUy on credit, of all sales of merchan·
dlse 1\nd services Including all gift and merchandise eer1ilicates, and aU other receipts o f bualne • conducted in or from the
Leased Premises, Including but not limited to, all mall or telephone o rdero rocelved o r tilled at or from the Leased Premises,
and Including all depo Its not refunded to purchasen, aU orders taken m and from the Lea ed Prem1ses, wh ther or not said
orders are nlled elsewhere, receipts or sales through any vending machine or other com operated device and ules by any
sublcaoe, conce ionlllre or licensee or otherwise in the Leased Premlseo. Gro& Sales shall not, however, Include any sums
collected and paid out for any sales or retail exd e tax lmpo ed by any duly con tituted governmental authority, nor shall
they include any exchange of goods or merchandl e b tween the atoru of Tenant where ouch exchange of goods or merchan·
dlse is made aolely for the convenient operation of the busin a of Tenant and not lor the purpose o f consummating a sale
which baa tht.retofore been made at, In or from the L a ed Premlaes or for th purpo e of depriving Landlord of the bene(its
of the oale which otherw1se would be made at, In or from the Leued Preml t.a, nor the amount of returns to shippers or
manuract uren, nor lhe e.mount or any c::ash or rredit refund made upon any al where the merc::handi e sold. or some part
thereof, Ia lherealier returned by the purchaser and accepted by Tenant, nor ules of fuctures which are not a part of Tenant's
lock In tradt.. Each aale upon Installment or credit hall b treated u a ale for tfoe Cull price In the month during which
ouch sale shall be mad , lrreopective of the lime when Tenant ahall receive payment from 111 customer, and no deduction shall
be allowed for uncollected or uncollectible credit accounts.
lion 3.4 Molnlennnce of Record and Examination. Tenant shall utilize, and cnu e to be utlll:ted, cash regloten equ ip-
ped with sealed continuoualotal to record all ca h ales, and Tenant shall keep on lht l.eosrd Promls .. for at least 18 montha
alier expiration of each Leaae Year or Partial Leue Year record conforming to u1ual accounting proctlcea showing aU of the
Gro 1 Salea at, In, from and upon the Lea ed Premloea for auch Lease Year or Parllal Lease Year, lncludlng all lax reports,
aalu ollpa, oaleo checks, bank depo II records, and oth r supporting data. With n 15 daya alier the t.nd of each calendar
month, or portion thereof, Included In the Leue Term, Tenant ahall furnish Landlord a tatement of th Tenant's Gro alea
during such month or portion thereof; and on or beJor 0 day ali r the end of each Len e Year, Tenant ahall furnlah Land·
lord a atatement, here nalier called the annual statement, rtlfied by an Independent Certified Public Accountant approv d by
Landlord, of Tenant'• Grou aJea during the preudlng Leaae Year or Pa rtial Leaae Year. !.andlord shall have the rl bt
from time to time by It accountant or repreoentat ve lo audlt all statements of Gros ·at and ln connection With such
audita to examine all of Tenant'• recorda (lncludln aU aupportlng data) of Gro al diacloaed In any 11&1 m nt lven to
Landlord by Ttnant; and Ttnanl hall make all ouch r orda rudUy ava1labi fur auch examination . If an) uch audot
d1 closes that the actual Grou al by Ttnant e cffded tho e r~ported by mor than 2,., Ttnant hall forthw•th pa) th
coa t of uch audit and examination. An y Information obi !ned by Landlord punuant to th provl•lono of thl ctlon all
be treated aa conlid ntial, exceptio any llli atlon or arbitration pro<ffdlng bet,. .. n tht paru and, •• pi further, that Land ·
lord may dlacloae auch Information to pro peclivt bu)"era and ltndua.
ion 3.5 Payment ol hrccntnge Rent. On the 15th da)' aft r th ptrallon of each l<n nt " litnt Ptrt d t.ncl"ded In
the Lea e Term and 15 day after the xp r lion or tarli r lermlnauon of th Lt o
P r nta Rent a urn equal to the amount, II ny, by wiJ h Tenant'a Groa
P rlod, or portion th r of Included In the lAue Term, multl IJ by the P r nt ltent R 1 , ed the Fix d Monlmum
Rent payabl for the aame p rlod. Up n r lpt by L ndlord ul • ch annual at ttm nl of Te ant' a Gro al 1 thrre hall bt
an adju tm nt b tween Landlord and Tenant with a. menl to or r paym nt by 1 andlord, ra. • may ffquirt, to tl'.t
end that Landlord hall rffttve th our mo .. nt of Pu ·nta R nt paya o th 1 f r t n L a Y o.r
r Partial Lea Y ar and no mor
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aha1l not be r~uired to commence any a~uch rcpnar untll 10 daya nfttr written n<Jtlce from Tenant thut the same ls nccc~sary.
The prov io oons ol this paragraph shiill not apply In the ca>e ol damage or destrucllun by f.re or otncr cusually or by F:mi -
nent Uo maon, In which ev cnto the obligauons of the Landlord shall be contr olled by 1\rtoclc VIII Except •• provided on thos
Section 6 .1, Lundlord oh all not be obligated to make r pai rs, repl ncerncnts or improvements of any kind upon the Lensed
Premiaes, or any equip ment, facliillee o r flXturcs contained therein, wh ich shall be the responsil>iloty of Tenant us p rovi ded in
Section 7 .1( E).
Section 6 .2 Quiet EnjoymenL Landlord covenants that Tenant on paying the rent and performmg Tena n t's obligations
In thio Lease shall peacefully and quleti y have, hold and enjoy the Leased J>remoses throughout the Lease Term or until It is
terminated u ln thla Lease provided.
ART! LE VII.
TENANT'S AOOITJO:-.AL COVE1'ANTS
Section 7.1 Affirmal ivr Cove nants. Ten ant covenants at Ita up n e at all times during the l..~a e Term and such further
time as Tenant occupiu the Leued Premises o r any part thereof
A. To perform promptly all of the obhgation of Ttnant et forth In this Le •e, and to ay "'hen due aald F'IJ&ed
Mln imum !lent and Percentage Rtnt and a li charg , ratea and other 1.1ma whoch, by th< terms of tho Lea <. are to be
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J. To permit Lnndlord nnd 1tl; llKt-PtF. to enter the Lcused P rcmlscJJ ut rea"uneb c ti.mrs for the purpose or Inspecting
the same or of making repairs to the· builU1ng in -which the same art lucuted; antA .. nov. the Ll'ttst.>d Premises to pros-
pective purchasers. lenders Rod ten ants .
K . To po.y on demand l.andlorct •s cxptnses, inc;:ludlng reasonable a tt orney's ft•es, incuiitd in enforcing any obliKB·
lion o f the Tenant under this Leuse or In curing any default by Tenant under this L<·a e as prc>'ided In Se lion 9 .3.
L At the term ination or this Lealie: to remove such or Trna.nt 's goods und t:fftcts {\~ Urf' nol permn n ently nffuwd
to the l.t'nsed Premises; to remove such o f the a.lterutions nnd additions made by 1l'1Hint as L:1ndlord may request; to
repair any dnmage caused by Burh removal; and peacea bly to yield up the Ll'._t~t>d 1'1emir;,t.:tt .tnd uU alterations and
addllions thereto (t"xccp t surh as Landlord has requebl£>d Ten£tnt to remove) ,,nd ttl! r:,tur(~, furai.-,htngs, noor covl·nngs
Lrml rquipmcnt \durh ore pt!rmnnently dffixed to the Leased Premises, whic;h bhull ll1tt eupon h«omr the proputv o f I.nud
lord, rlrnn nnd i n ~nod order, repair nod conrlition, dnmage by nre or unnvn1dabl'-' cn&ually und t,rdinury W NH .mc.J k.1r
exccptrd. 1\ny pcr~onnl property or Tenant not r £'moved within 5 day followmJ( t.uch trrmmHIIOn hall bt:uJillP 11 e
p rope rt y of l.nndlord, at l.nndlord'• option
M ·n~a t this IA:'ntot 5hall be ~oubjcct and ~uborc1inule to n n y moriJ;.Igt·~ or lrnllil cit cds thnt m«y hnrafh:r hr plaCt·d
upon thr f..t:n"tt:d l'n·ml?o-t· und to any And nil udvunre!io to bl' mnc1e tht..·r,·unt..kr, aud o the lntcn•M lht·rf'on, and nll n•ut"'·
nl , Hpl;tt'f'mcnh, conttolicintlon~ nnd ex lt'ntiuns thf'r of, provlcit:d thf' morii-~·'Y' c r.r trusll't' narntd in '•"d rnort~:.q,:t'lli or
tru .. l dN.d .. ""·•II .tlo{Jl't.-IO rrntl-tl lllC thr lt..-n .. t.• of Trn.llll In tht• (\,Ill nf r,.,.,,,~. Ill If 1•nnlll jc. IIIII Ill ~l,f •• •lll I lit ltnV
IHHifl'•l,.;t'\' n r ltu~h.•t: lll;t)' t:ll·CI l u 1!.1\l: llH"" l.t~•~t..· tl .Htur ;u:n IU ItS murtg ... J:(l' ut ti1uJ ui IIHol, I I I till l\11·1 ·I u 11
clt"t.llun ruu.l UIJUII nunr,rutiun b) Mu.h mortJ.{ug(:t or tru tc · to Ten nl tu thut df~:, I, t! I& L~u:,l' e-lwll 0~ Jt't..ll'll'd i 'r"'' 10
hen to tlu+ !udd m urt~·•Kt.' or trul!lt tlt"<'d , whuher this l .ea e Is d nted priQr to o r sub:ocqucnt to the dme of ~.ud mortgol(e
ur truMt deed ; thut Tulnnt shull execute nod deliver wh cu.:vcr mst rumt>nts mny be requlrt'd for auch purpo ea. ond in
l1u t \tt lu~o.•nt hu, u \\llluu JH tht)t-•• , .... "' ''·'•"''t• 'enuut duet ht:rt:U)' uuuu.;. cunaUtule auuJ urt"""
voc:nbl)' appoint Landlu1'' u1 ill uuorney in (act und tn HI numr, p a e und att~td 10 to do.
N That If the Lea 1 erm l o for more than two yean and If the tolal real e talt uua and u e mentl I VIed on
the Lea ed l'remlo or. If the !Aaaed Premt•e are an Integral part of a ahopp1n11 center or comp e x of th Landlord, th n
on all land and buUdln!Ct located In auch •hopping cent r or compl x , for any c10hmdar ~ ar dunn the remainder of the
Lea e Ttrm shall e xc ed the annual total real utate tax and aa e menta 1 v 1 d on the eased l'r m e , or •uch land
and bu1ldln , a1 the ca may be, dunn the Out calendar year In wh1ch lilt or mor m<.ontha of the fint full yur of the
Lease Term cxcur, then and In that event, Tenan1 shall pay on demand, aa addihonui r ent to l ndlord , Ten ant's share of
uch ua. 1 which. In tho event the I a ed l'rem1 are an lntt raJ part of a 1hopp1n con1er or complex of the LandlOrd.
ohall be in the proportion wh ch the Floor pace of the Leued Preml .,. burt to tb total ~·loor • pace In outh ah ppln
conttr or complex and that Tena nt 's share of an) •urh excHa aha I be prora. d ln the ev ent that Tenant Ia required to
make auch paymt nl fo r a Partial Leaae Yur
0. That If the Lease Term lA for more than two yean and the Lea ed Pr ml ar an tntt raJ part of a ahopplng
C<nter or com plex of the Landlord, lhcn and In that event Tenant shall pay on dem .. nd . a ddltlonal rent to Landlord,
T nant'o ahar of any lncrea e n "operating co ta" for any y ar (excepting 1be lnttt fu ll year of th Leue Term) ovu
the amount of au ch operahng co111 Incurred by the Landlord doran the lnltl I full year of the Lease T erm. M u1ed
h erem, the term "op<ratln c 111" hall mun and Include all coslll and expense~ Incu rred by the Landlord In the opua-
tlon, maantenance and rep a r of tht building, appurt nantlmprovementa and land aa det rmlned by Landlord's accountant
In a ccord an t with r larly ace pted acrountmg principle con 111 ntly applied. but not lncludln d pr clal on of the
bu ild m or eq iHf>mcn t, lntere t, mcome taxe . mana ment or b r okerag f In th evtnt that Tmant lA required to
make auch pa ment f r a l'artlal 1~ Ye r, T nant·a hue of any auth hail b e prorat d
nl or aubl or any Indo nc ranted
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diction or otherwise, but the Tenant shall have the right to contest any and all such lie ns . II the Tenant shall fall to
cause such lie n to be disch arged wtthin thirty (30) days after being no\lfied o ! th filing the re of a nd before judgment o r
sale th ereu nde r , then, In addition to any other right or remedy of the Landlo rd, the Landlord may, but shall n ot be
obligated to, di&charge the same by paying the amount clalmed to b due or by bonding or other p r oceedi ng deemed
appropriate by the Landlord, and the amount so paid by the Landlord and/or all co•t and expenses, Including r eaoon-
able a ttorney's fee s, incurred by the Landlord in procuring the dlscharg• of uch I en, shall be deemed to be addttlonal
rent for the Leased Premises and shall be due and payable by the Tenant to the Landlord on the Ont day o r the next
foll owing month. Nothing In this Lease contained shall be construed "" a ron•ent on the part or the Landlord to aubjed
the Landlord'• estate In the Leased Premises lo any lien or llabUity under the Lien Law of the State of Colorado .
ARTICLE VIII.
DAMAGE AND DESTRUCTION : ONDE\1. .A110N
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Landlord for the remainder ol the Lea e Term , le s the avail• ol reletttng, (tf any) for •aid penod, as hereinafter pr ov1ded.
U pon the hsppfnlng of any one or more o f the nbove menllonl·d t:ven . l.tlnrl:crti r tt~ n·p~stss th e Leased Premises by
forcible entry or detainer sui~ or otherwise, wil houl demand or notice of any kind to Ter•an t (excepl as heremabove expressly
provided for) and without terminating this Lease, in wh1ch event Landlord ma)·, but shall be under no obligation so to do,
reJel all or any part of the Leased J'remlses for such rent and up o n such terms as iitall b !latlsfactory to Landlo rd (inc:ludang
the right to relel lhe Leased Premises fo r a term greater or lesser th an that remamlnl! under the Lease Term. and the nght
to relet the Leased Premises as a part ol a larger area, and the right to change the cha r cter or use made ol the Leased
Premises). For the purpose o l ouch reielling, Landlord may decorate or make ony repairs. changes , alterations, or add1tions
in or to the Leased Premioes that may be necessary or convenient. II Landlord doe< not relet the Le aoed Premises , Tenant
sha.ll pay to Landlord o n demand a8 liquidated damages and not as a penalty a 'um I'Qual to the amount ol the Fixed
Mimmum Re n t, Percentage Rent (i n an amount per year equal to the average yearly Pe r cent age Rent theretofore paid by
Ten an t) and other sums provided herein lo be paid by Tenant for the r ematnder or the Lease Term. II the Leased Premises
are r elet and a aullicient sum shall not be rea.lized !rom such relettmg alter paying all of the expenses or such decorallons.
repairs, changes, allerationa, addi110ns, the expenses ol such reletting a nd the collec•lon of the rent accruing therefr om, lo
oallsly the rent herein provided to be paid lor the remainder of the Leaoe Term. Tenant hall pay 10 Landlord on d emand
any defic iency, and Ten ant agree$ that Land lord may file uil to r ecover any sum lalhng due under the Ierma ol thiS secllon
from lime to li me. Landlord Is hereby given a fi rst lien upon all property of Ten a nt mcludmg but nol lim1ted to trade fixtures
wh1ch sh a ll come In or be placed upon the Leased Premises, and whether acqu ired by Tenant before or after the dale hereof,
to s u re the payment of rtnt and the performanc~e of each and every other CO'-nant here contained 10 be performed by Tena nt.
In the event ol any bruch hereunder by Tenant, Landlord, without n otice or demand, may take posses ion or and sell such
properly without lega.l procesa ol any k ind, at public or private aale alter one pubhr ntion of a n<Jti thereof In a dally news-
paper published In the Clty and County ol De nver, Colorado, not le&B th a n 10 days before ouch oale; the proceed& of such sale
shall be applied Orsl 10 the pay ment ol expenses thereof, second to the discharge ol rent or other sum ol money hereunder
unpaid, and the balance II any aholl be held for the account of Tenant . The nght and remedies herein contained and reserved
to L&nd lord shall not be cons id er ed a s exclusiVe ol any other right or remedy ol Landlord but hall be con11rued 88 cumula-
tive and s hall be In add ilion to every other remedy now or hereafter existing by luw, m qutty or by llotute.
Section 9.2 Holdover by Tennnl. In the event Tenant r emains 1n poi esslnn o l the !.eased Premises alter the expiration
o f the tenancy created hereunder , and without the execution o l a new Lea e, Tenant , at tl•e option ol Landlord , ahall be deemed
to be occupying said Leased Premises aa a tenant from month to m onth, at tw1ce the l•txed Mmunum Rent and Pe r centage
Rent, ub)ecl 10 all the other condition&, provi lona and obligation& of thll Led'• in olar •• the same are apphcable to a
monlh·lo -monlh tenancy.
Section 9 .3 L a ndlord'• Righi to Curt Defaults. Landlord may, but shall not b< oblil(&ted IO, cure. at any lime, w lthou t
notice, any default by Tenant under lhi Lease; and whenever Landlord ao elect , all co t and ex pen e• 1ncurred by Landlord
in curing a default Includ ing w ilh oul llmilatlon reaaonable ltorney 'o leeo together wtlh inleresl on the amou nt of eosll and
upenses so incurr ed allhe ralt of 12 per cent per annum &hall be paid by Tenant to Landlord on demand
lion 9 .4 Effect of Waivrro o f ~laulL No consent or waiver, ex pre 1 ,r implied by J.andlord 10 or of any brt ch of
any covenant, condition or duly of Tenant shall be ron trued as a con enl o r ·a1ver to or or •ny other breach or th aame
or an)• other covtnanl, condition or duty.
«lion 9.5 urlly Jkpo IL Ten nl h depo lied wlth l.andlord lh , curlty n '"'"" J•f'Cifit'd 1n lion 1 I •• ecunly
lor th punctual ptrlormance by Tenant or Ulh and t\' ry oblii(Hilon or II unll r th' l~a e In th• tVtnt of any del ull by
T nanl, Landlord may apply or relatn ali or any p rt ol uch curl!)' lo cure the <~•fault or l<l rdmbur e I andlord lor any
sum which Landlord may pend b> rea on ol tht default. In th cu ol •·•«Y uch Hpph alton or r r.nt1on T nant ahall,
on demand, pay lo Landl ord the um 10 applt ur r t in d wh ch hall bc udded 10 tht , urlty Depo 11 o th I the same
shall bt restored to II ori Ina! amount If at th nd ol the Leaae Term Ttna r.l hAll not be tn delaull und r lht. l.ea e, but
not otherwi e, the curlly Depo II, or any balan~ thor I hall be r turn d to renant .. llhoul int r t.
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Stttion 10.7 Short Form ~Bile. Tenant agreeo not to record this ~ase and further agreea to execute, acknowledge and
deliver at any time, after the date of thla ~ao•, at the reque11 of Landlord, a "abort form leue" aullable lor recording.
S«tion I 0.8 Dellnitlono.
A Tht term "Landlord" aa uaed ln this Lease ahall mean, at a given time, the owner or owners, collectively, for
the lime being (a) of the fee of all or any portion of the ~aoed Premises, and any succeuor or aSIII!nce thereof, but
(b) In the event the Leated PremlJe. are an Integral part of a ahopplng center or complex, ao long aa there Ia then a
lean of the lee of all or aubatanUally all or such shopping center or complex the leuee thereunder and not the owner of
the fee; II being Intended and agreed that in a cue where thlJ (b) Ia applicable, ouch owner of the lee ahaU not be per-
aonally liable for the obligallona or Landlord but ouch lesaee ahall be eo peroonally liable. If any ouch penon, firm or
corporation ao a "Landlord " ehall aell or transfer the lee, or the leaoehold Interest, the ownenhlp of which ao makes him
or It a Landlord, he or It, 81 ouch grantor or tranaferor, ahall thereafter be entirely relieved of all terma, covenanto and
obllgalione thereafter to be performed by Landlord under thla ~aae, provided (I) that any amount then due and payable
to Tenant or lor which Landlord or the then grantor or tranaleror would otherwise be liable to Tenant ahall be paid to
Tenant; (U) any funda then In the handJ or Landlord or the then grantor or tran feror in which Tenant hu an Interest
ahall be turned over, aub)ect to ouch lntereat, to the then grantee or tranaleree: and (Iii) notice of ouch tranafer and &&lump-lion ahall be delivered to Tenant
B. "Floor Space": "Floor Space" meant the actual number of equare feet or Ooor apace In the Leaaed Premllea or
In other preml-In the ahopplnc center or complex of which the Leaaed Pr mlsea are an Integral part (Including, without
limitation, apace on meuanlnea) within the exterior facea or the walla aurroundlng all lloon, or parto of any thereof, with
rnpect to the preml-In que lion, or, U the ~ued Premllea an not aurrounded by waJia, then within the building line,
except that wllh r .. pect tn a wall or partlllon between (I) apace occupied by two or more separate occupanta, or (II) apace
occupied by an occupant and apace lntlde any bulldina which lJ Included within any common &rea, In each auch cue the
center of the wall or partlllon In queellon ahall be uaed inatead of the exterior face thereof. No deduction or exclusion ahall
be made from Floor Space otherwlJe computed by reason of llalra, elevatora, escalatora, Interior partltlona or other Interior partition• or other Interior construction or equipment.
C. "Affiliate": "AJJI.IIate" me ana, wttb respect to any p non, any penon which controla or Ia controlled by the
penon In quullon or Ia controlled by the same peraon which ahall then control the peraon In qu lion and any penon
which II a member with the penon in queatlon In a relatlonahlp or joint venture, partnerahlp or other form of buslous
u oclalion concernlna or which In any way alfecto the aub)ect matter Involved, the term "control" mean , with reapect to
a corporallon, the ownerahlp or llock posse lng, and or the rlgbl to rx rd e, at least twenty nve per coni (251') of the
total combined volin& power or all claaaa or otock of the controlled corporallon, llsued, outllandlng and enliUed to vote
for the election of dlrectora, whether ouch owoerahlp be direct ownerahlp or lndaect ownenh1p through control of another corporation or corporallona.
0 "hnon.,: Th.e te.rm "~non" •• uaed herrin mran1 narural p r on, rll'm . partntr hlp. u u lht cue may be.
** a !Jon or corpor at! on,
WfJtl 0.. IN WITNES WHEREOF, Landlord and Tenant have hert"Unlo executed lh ~ue of the day and y ar nnr above
v rly L. Arnold
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Equipment
INVENTORY
JOHN W'S DBA ARNIE'S BAR
1. Peidmont Television, COlor
2. Lacrosse Glass sinks - 3 hole
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3. Cash registers, INCR & Allen
4. 1 beverage-air bottle cooler -132 case
5. 1 bar and 9 stools, padded
6. Back bar and wa 11 depos 1 t and I well
7. 6 whole booths and bench
8. 6 tables and chairs to match "hardwood"
9. 4 booths and encl. "wrought iron"
10. 25 si gns and lights
11. 2 x 3 piece toilet sets
12. 12 dozen Q oz. qlasses
13. 5 dozen 1 oz. double shot glasses
14. 5 dozen 8 oz. glasses
15. 2 signs front
16. 1 large beer walkin
17. 1 unit cooking, steam and fryer and grill
18. 1 dishwasher
19. 1 refrigerator, 3-door, freezer
20. 1 -3 hole stainless steel sink
21. 4 mirrors
22. Glass doors front and rear
23. I Hobart Sl·lcer
24. Silverware, etc •• pots and pans, dishes
25. Ash trays
26. Mixer
27. Desk , office equipment and adding machine
28. Wat r heater
29. Carpet a~d floor coverings
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SCHEDULE OF ACCOUNTS AND
NOTES RECEIVABLE
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SCHEDULE OF ACCOUNTS
PAYABLE, ACCRUED TAXES,
AND OTHER LIABILITIES
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LIST OF INSURANCE POLICIES
Provident Life Insurance Company
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BALANCE SHEET
ACC~UED ~A V ~OL L S
OTHR" ACCN U A L.S
TOTAL
INVENTORY ,.
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JLONG TERM LI ABILITIES ----....---....--l
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L,ENDER NOTE. SECURITY AGREEMENT AND STATEMENT OF LOAN
SGUnCL£•
CONTINENTAL INDUSTRIAL BANK ...,, LfttleCGn C.l.,. ..
FINANCE CHARGE
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L .. n u n rul propert~ r\ldrn<rJ h) • Deed ,,f 1 '"" b<•nn~ e<e n dat< herr-.1\h 19S6 E "fner•J Aw. Ll ttleten, 01
Orher ([)e«,.bel '""· [auf,_.,t 6 ~t of Jahn W'a Cl!N"P·
A.ll h o u~hold furnuurr J \ h· u.·J .t n .ur,, lh.:d ,~..hcdule . Jnd lurm\hlnit' nov. or her .ila~r l l'k.Jt~~ .tt "'"~ tt~ .. hil'n-..c uf llc bturhl.andudtn ~ o~ppli
a n ~..c~. equarmtnt . pKIUtt\ •nd de~o.oto~tl""' N.Hh u~ful Jnd ouurnental. da,hc\ and ,iJvcr"'are .1 nd all,,.~, rooJ, of J h~r n..t urr nov. O"-ned b)
Oehh.lf('\) or hereahrr alquued ""''htn lfl d.t)' from tht ~tc of tht lo.tn or an) f u !Urc h1Jn
l~u .. "II JHt'''''"'· JtiJ Lhmf'nl' tqlHJlllk:I'H r~>pLh.C nK·nt,, f'JII\, ortpnal or \Ub~tltu!Cll jlHl l!'t·J, J.l\-ldcn.1 return ,,f ""' c1t ru:ttlh.lm of """
tn,urotn'"r rrlated cu th1~ tril n l lh.\0
It thJ Sot'"unt Apeement an<.lude • m•liN \dude , I bturhl i.o~~oc:runH ) 1hry Wi ll not rtmO\t 11 ftnm the ratr of t ht"1r rn)('nt rrvd n u~ \hl..!v.n 4lt(nr
l!lnd II IJU\ lUTit} Apcoernrnt tndudt !her ~1\(H\~I PH'~rl)'. ~btor(!i) flWt'n.ilnt(\) tht\ \Iolii "''' rtmtnt \U~o.t' ·d r rn I Pf ~,,., h• thnr rt I ·
dtn~.-t """'thout tM v..11Utn -.:onwnt ot th ~.utrd P;u t)
If dd.1ult 'h•ll <k.lur '" tM r~: mrnt ot t~n\-dehl \t1.Wtd hrrrby ma n ~ lO ndwon' of thr' !:.~LUUI' ~Jltmcn t, then tht: "'r d Parr' m.i t r 1mm
dute P'O' ''' n of 1hc (Ollattr.tl v.hnhn h•unJ v.tth or v.uhout k:p l prOle_, a nd fll.l) t\th.l .in\ n hl\ .1nd r ~dlt' t~nttd • lUttd PAri\ he
ln1f1trm \umme ra.l e r ~ mmon bw ''" drbult by the' Debtor( )
DEBTOR UNDERSTAND AND AGREE THAT All OF THE ADDITIO Al TER"-4 0 TH R
HER OF ARE A PART H REO F A IFF llY SET FORTH AT T HIS POINT
ID
0 Till ~ lOA N IS L N\l (LRLU
S.IJnc< Due Puor Lo•n llo o -----------S _ "ft/.-
Le Refunds
I UIJR~o.< kHgt . • • •••••••• $ ..
Lafe In . Prtm ....•••.•• rt/•
Dr,.b In . Prem ....
Pr -•pert) In •. Prtm . . . . . . • . S ____ ,_ __ _
Other In • Prem .. . $
Tot.ai Rdund ······)··,···;·\· 't' Prk.lr loo.n lb lJncr ..••.•••••
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Arnt.tUnt I U\tllh .. ed tPrmllp.ll Am· unl)
Add rllonol Char •
(rrJH Ufe I n~ Pt tm
Or ... brbry In Pr<m
Pr operly I n Prem
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ADDITIONAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SECURITY AGREEMENT
CONTINUED FROM OTHER SIDE
Debtors .. ., .. , tlloy .. tllo 0 ....... or the colloterol free llld clear or Ilona , encumbnnoeo and •auity lnteteat. Debt .. aholl keep llliclproporty ,..,. lot-
·-IPIMf al ....... dtl rilb Cl" ........ ""'h ......,...ce IUIOnlbly Rll!od to tllo type and waluo of tllo property""-ud tllo ._t ud ... of
loan with lola pe)'IIW. to s-.t '-1y.,.. ........ utd aholl PlY aU premi.._. Scau.d hrty Ia olltlloriud, but not NqWNd, to-or......,. at 0.
tor 'a ••-•r ..._ ......... or ..... <Mcolled d..,. tllo term of !hill ~peomont . Debtor ahiJJ PlY oU ta-ud other c:hoqoa oplotatlllicl pro-
perty promptly ..._ tho •-.....,_ dM. n.. lola or dou:ruction or uld coU.teral from an y cauao. with or without foul! of tllo Debtor a, allal 100t af-
fect in an y -r 1111 IIMIIty of tho Delltora to "'PlY •r utd on lndobiOdnas """'by •cured . n.. Debtora ..,. .. !hot they wiJ not -lllicl .... ._., IIIIo._
ly, wiD not •1. .,......_or.._ of-co•tenl wn uttllo wntten pennillion of the Secwed hrty or ......... will keep llld colotorll lot ..,.,.S llld
aer"'-blt ..,....._ IDd ..,.. ud Will not .Uow tho 11mo to be ,._or obUIOd . Debtora-not to romo,. other ....... , fr-Debtora' ....,_ shown on ,.,..,..,lido ""thollt ~ I'U1 y's ,........,..,
Tune " of the e nee of lhll AarMment ond uld De tor fod 10 poy any ondeboedness hereby secured or the 1111eroat thereon .,ben the 11me become.
du or dtfoulr 111 any or I he De 1 11' other o uun or co mont hereunder, or if the Secu~d Party feel .... cure 111lua aecuruy, the enure 111dtbted·
n., hereby secured <hill, 11 the opuon of .. Jd ure.l Par•t or , become rmmediately dut' and payoblt leu uneanoed frnance <hlrF•· Rd l'lr·
IY moy then tok -n of id pr.,perty and for thor pur cured hrty may ,ao far Deboou can (lvo oulh nty therefor, enter upon ony pre·
mose on wluch 11od prOJI<rt Y r any P•rt thereof may be llluated and remo•e th 11me therefrom Secured hrty may ~qu11e Debtors to moke llid Pro-
P<IIY an~lible to Secured hrty 11 1 plaoo to be de red by tho Secured hrty wlu h iJ rea nably con>eruent to both perue Secu~ l'lrty WIU pve
Debtors at lust ten !10) U)l pnor written nouce of tho wne and pia or illlY pubboalt thereof or of the tome afttr " h any pm•re aa1t or otber Ill-
tended dapourion thereof to be made from tho pr or ony u h J&lo, tho Secured Piorty mat dtd&Kt the e•po-. of rr .. nor 1111d
,.lhna or tho bk.e 111dudu1 reuonablt ottorne 's fee . The balince thor f 1hall be opphed '"the amount duo , dt tors shaU po y reiUl dtfiamcy wuh ontrrr t thereon ond IWJ be rnurled l an) owpl
In DDnllrllila thoo ~1, tho ..... utd number o( WO<da -y bet~ to ... t the cortiUt. Any part of tlua .. .....,, oontrvy to the low of this Stitt shall 1101 ........,te other JW11 of thu A&reement.
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COUNCIL ACT I ON REQUEST
LIQUOR AND J,2 BEER OUTLETS
APP LICANT:
Englewood Builders Finance Corp
4595 S Santa Fe
TYPE OF ACTION REQUESTED:
liquor license Renewa l
POLICE AND FBI REPOR S:
PREVIOUS CITY CO NCIL A TIONS DURING PRIOR 0 YEARS,
FXCUIDING AliNUAL RENEWAL:
Hr B radini s previ.ously c nted on t fs action
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DEPART MEN T OF REVENUE
RENEWAL APPLICATION FOR MALT. VINOUS
AND SPIR IT UOUS LIQUOR LICENSES
DO NOT WRITE IN THIS SPACf
IGET APPROVAL OF LOCAL LICENSING AUTHORITY FIRST) LIQUOR ENFO RCEMEN T OFFICER'S ACTION
AJ'HOVAL _-..., AfTER GEniNG ~-
Of LOCAL U
UCENS!NG
AUTHOIIT'I', If
lfQUIIfD, SEND
TO COLORADO
Of'AIITMENf
Of IEvtNUE
.STATE CA."TOL
ANNf_l 1375
SHElMAN ST .,
DfNVfl. COLO
10203
Bt«;LEWOOD JUILDKRS F!NlNCE CORP
l.OS PANCHOS FOOD INC .
4 595 S01.1TII SANTA FE
ENGLEWOOD CO 80110
I CERTIFY TWAT THERE ARE NO CHANGES TO MY OltiGINAL APPLICATION
EXCEPT CHANGE Of MANAGER , TR ADE NAME OR CORPORATE STRUCTURE
APPROVED
OATt
DISAPPROVED
OATt
T IS FORM . USE AN ORIGINAl APP LIC ATION .)
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SEE INSTRUCTIONS
ON THE REVERSE
SIDE .
If APPLICANT IS A CORPORATION , FILL IN REVERSE SIDE .
NEW TRADE NAME
RENEWAL APP LICATIO N FOR LIQUOR liCENSE (S) FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 3!------. '* ACCOUNf NUMMl ~ 1 U... In -'"<)bl.,a,TK)N
"'l_ltfUINCI .,S:QUN1Y em tHDUST 1'YH UAtiU1'Y DATI
11-593.54 10 006 5813 3 01067 3
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NAME AND DESCRIPTION Of LICENSE
BEER, WINE AND UQUOll LICE NSE (HOTEL, REST}
CitY 85 PEB.CENT Oo\P J'EES
1976
MAKE CHECK Ott MONEY
OltDER PAYAILE TO THE
COLORADO DEPARTMENT
OF REVENUE .
$ 301.25
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(The follo wi119 aHidavH Ia be alil...d ond ocknowledgo<i by ondoviduols and each ,.,.onber of part-ships ond by corporations) (If applic-it far
importer'• 1icenM , inlerlato .. of butinett retidence. )
STATEOFC ~~r
County of 1 ss
CecU J, Hernandez
no....d. 0 , t1ocrt he is President of the o ve no....d corporot•an hot he ho• read h11 ori9onol Clpfllicotioft ONI
!hot he knows the conlerot1 thereof, ond lhat o• molters and tit ~11• lltere•• set tortlt ore true of h11 own nowled9e, ond he OfltMS te coMorm 1o ol
rv • ond ,..ulotoons pro..,ui9oto<i by lite DEPART ME T Of REV£ U IN CO NNE CTION THE~EWITH
SUISCIIIED AND SW04!N TO EFORE M DIVIDUALS A 0 All MEMIERS Of 'ARTNfiSI'I" 041 PliES 01 SECY
Of C041' MUST SIGN HE~f ,
-..A.H\IfAI f\.1-WMO\UA S T
n.. or 11•...,. opplocation hot been e•o"' ond the pre ,.. ••-•190ted ond we t1 t the prepowcl ......,.,_ w """f''y With the pro •
SoOftsofCH . 75 , ART 2, CRS . 11163 os •-ndo<i reloM I thos kense o d we do fvrther stole tltot lite ch r of the~ II -1-.y
ond tltot tvch lo<ense, of 1'0" w•" ,..... the reosono reqv••e-•n of lite ""'9 Nrhood ond lite .....,.. of ,..,..
TH tHO THIS APPLICATION IS H( I APP OVfO
OAT 0 AT THIS OAV OF ,AD 19
(I<OAM OF TOWN CITY OR COUNTY)
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(o) Organized under tho law of the State of Colorado
(b)Pr;ndpal busoness is conducted a L .4595 S.SB.Ate .l'e.
(c) Dote of ftl ing lost onnuol torporote report to th e Secretory of State
, Date --11/8-J-1~72------
, County of Ar•paboe _ , State ofCo.l ----·
(d) N"""'
:e cil • Keroaadez
leo Reroaad•~
1975
Home A.ddreu Coty
, Prestdent 7881 Oak St. AJ:yada, Colo.
• VKe -Pru•dont 788L Oak .St. Awacla wColo -
Treo i urer ,jO _ -·---
Secretary 7881 O.k St • .Arv•.da .. Colo~
Monawer ~ --..;--~
Dote of ltrth uiisi27 oor
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I t ) ln.t t;i stocklftS td.~ ~...,.,ng or controll•ng 10 ~ or mote of the Coptto l St oc k of the Co t porot+on (Include octuol owner or pledgee) Uu separate
sheet lf"'<Nded .
Cecil .J. Be~oanclez
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St o ..... ned
Dote of Birth
Month, Ooy, Y tor
7881 Oak St. Arvada, Colo. loot, 11 ~~~/~!
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NOTICE
TO IUUIIE THAT YOUII liCEIIE IS ISSUED ON TIME . IT IS IMPORTAN T THAT THIS OOCUMEIT . WITH YOUII
STATE fEE IIEMITTAICE . IE AT THE CO LOIIADO DEPARTMENT OF IIEVEfii U[, STATE CAPtTOL AIIEX IUILD-
IIIIti 1l7S SHEIIMAII STIIEET . DENVEII . NO LATER THAN OECEMBER 1.
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LIQUOR AND ).2 BEER OUTLETS
APPL IC ANT :
Medina-Gomez Corporation, Inc
dba Los Compadres
4595 S Santa Fe
TYPE OF ACTION REQUEST ED:
Reissuance of Liquor License to
Medina-Gomez Corporation dba Los Compadres
POLICE AND FBI REPORTS:
PREV IOUS CITY COUN IL ACTIO S DUR ING PRIOR 0 YEARS,
EXCLUDI NG ANNUAL RE IEWAL:
CITY ATTORNEY'" REVIEW:
C1ty Attorney has c en ~ on th1s action at a previous
Council m t1ng
All forms pr v1ously su 1tted to Council
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STATE OF COLORADO
DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE
APPLICATION FOR A LIQUOR LICENSE
THIS APPLICATION MUST BE FILED WITH THE COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE,
STATE CAPITOL ANNEX BUILDING, 1375 SHERMAN STREET, DENVER , COLORADO
80203 (3031 825-9061 .. t . ~11 . NO LICENSE WILL BE GRANTED UNTIL THE APPLICA-
TION HAS BEEN APPROVED BY THE LOCAL LICENSING AUTHORITY .
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IMPORTANT: CHECK TH E APPROPRIATE BOX FOR THE TYPE OF LICE NSE (S) BEING APPLIED FOR. THIS IS AN OR IGI NAL APPLICAT IO N
AND A COPY MUST BE KEPT IN YOUR FILES FOR REFERENCE WHEN APP LYING FOR RENEWAL LICENSES .
0 RETA IL LIQUOR STORE LICENSE FEES 50.00 0 WINERY LICENSE (SIO,OOO BONO R EQUI RED) FEES ~50 .00
0 LIQUO R LICENSED DRUG STORE L ICENSE FEES 50 00 0 WHOLESALE B EER LIC ENSE' FEE 4 500.00
0 BEER ANO WINE LICENSE FEE S 25.00 0 WHOLESA LE LIQUOR LICE NSE 1$10,000 BONO
II BEER , WINE AND LIQUOR LICENSE REQUIRED ) FEE SI OOO .OO
(HOTEL, RESTAURANT) FI;E S 25 .00 0 DISTILLERY LICENSE IS 10,000 BONO REQUIRED) FEE 11000.00
0 CLUII LIQUOR LICENSE FEES 25.00 0 RE C TIFIER LICENSE (SIO,OOO BONO R E'lU IRED) FEE SlOOO .OO
Q!l EXTENDED HOURS LICENSE (HOTEL & 0 PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION LICENSE (P LANE , BUS, CAR l
RESTAURANT ONLY) FEE S20000 .S25 00EA .
0 BREWERY (llffll) LICENSE • FEES 250.00 0 IMPORTER'S LIQUOR LICE NSE FEES 250 00
'MAY REQUIRE IIOHD
TMl IJNO(ISIONfO _., MAliS Al'l'liCATION '011 A STATt llClNSf AS INOICATfO AIOVl, UNOfl TMf PIOVISIOH$ Of CH. 75, Altr. 2. ca, 1963,
AS AM(NOIO, AHO '011 lMAT I'\MI'OM MAUS TH1 fOllOWING ANSWR$ TO THf QUESTIONS CONTAINED IN lHIS Al'l'ltCAliOM. fVIII't Al'l'liCAilf
QUUll()fj MUST M --ANY MUI ,_ 011 SlA'IIMlNT MAO( 1Y THI ~L I CANT CONSTITUTES ,._., AH0 THI I'HIOH MAKING
SUCM FAlSl STA'I'IMINT IUIJICTS AH'f LICINif 111UB1 ltft(IH TO tlfYOCATIOH.
1. -., ~--------.. -.......... Jte~in&-Go~& Corpo.ration., Inc~ ..
.... _'·~No. ....... --.. --.. -· ......
2. ,, .. -.... -----------------Loa --Gollpadr-ee -----
3. ,._ ef .,.._ to ... ...,_, IICACT :LOCATI()fj Of NfMISU MUS T IE GIV(N. Gl .. atroot ond ..,......,, whoro -iblo. If .,._ to ... la-d
lo locotocl ln o-0< nnl diotrict ....... M lo '-iblo to ... ,,,.., ond nvmbor , tho lot ond block.....-,., port ef _,...,-locotocl _,.,
... ti---· ----·-·-·-·-·-· 4.S9 LSouth. SllAta l'e Drive
~9.19."204 •. COlorado
~ City .. T ____ . EDCJl.-ooci ·'-'Y
v., ~ Arapahoe ,Col ....
MoOioNJ ......_ -----· 4595 SOI.lt.b.. San.ta l'e., -lewood, co.. v,. ,.. 80211
s o. .,... .......... _.. ., .... ~ ... ..,. ·• ,., ~-,..., 5 year leaae w:ith purc:baae optio
• Aro .._ ,.._-., ...-41 Leaaed " ,,..., __ , Cecil Be.rnandaaJJo ... Sep~~
Francisco Juarez
1 k -'~<onl(l).,. oil efflooto "'t1w _.. c -l ef t1w IIMe4 S.otoo ef "-•oeo? Yea
I lo tho -'iuoot, or onr ef tlw -., ony ef tlw
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any equtf)' fnterH t Ot ICHnt l. If rl\e answer '' ye s ... p l1in In det••l
1 • Ooet ff'I Y ptf"SSr\, fifwol or corpore t..,.. h.w • f tn.nc:.el tf'lt.,..t . ev .-n
for wtol kh tt\i• 1· "" it ,..,_ted? If ...,_ .,...-.r • .,.., sta te ,.. .. ~
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e •prested e lt+.er an dolla n or other lt.,.. of velw , .~ •• ttt"""ory t"-' X Tft No
Mesbic .loan to .be asaUIIed as part purc:ha .. o£ buainea• .... t8.
1S. Ut t then...,.. 1 nd ......._.of all buatnMMS .,_ wtMct\ ~tty of fh. pet'Mftl "'"-'""....,. .,_,_. ~ ,..,..,..Mod
.. NO .• X . If l'fS, liCfNSE _.__
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I I. ,_,.yo. 0< do yo.........., o .......... ,._,_lot lft the Stole of C-oolo7 ..
It If THI AMICANl IS AN ..,_ --(o) ..... (b)
Yf$..·-······ NO ~ .... IF YES. liCENSE -······· ----··-
(o) ····-··-· ····-·····1 --··-· ······-···········' ··-·
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If -of the ...,._II -the....,.._,,.,.._, (b)
(b) ·•· ···-· ·•••· -·-··-·-·-···· ••·· . . • •. I .. ··• ........ """-Oty
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20. IF THE APPLICANT IS A C O ·PAitTNa!lll , answer (I I, Cbl , a n d (t ),
(•) -City (O..af-1
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If THIS "!'PliCATION IS 1'011 " CWI ~ UCI.NSI, ANSWf.l QUI!STION$ 25 THIOUGH 32
" dub --• corpor•llon whlcll ._ ...., -poreted lor -lou "'"" I••• yoon, ...ct wh.ch "*• hod • membenhlp !hot '-polcl ..._ fot • per~ of"'' ,..., fl .. .,...., ...ct whkh, lor fl"" yo•n. ,_ ...., the --· '--· or O<OJPOf'f of .., ..... ---Mloly for olljoctl of -"'""'·
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33. State t tnce what date appllunt has occupied premise• to be licensed N/A
l• State whetfter appllc~t owne., te aNt Of' operates any warehouM or ttoreo-pla nt '" connection w •th itt bustneu
( If 10, ttate full •••il • reo-rdlng sarne
35. Ooet any of the applkantl, or ~y of the JMrtnen, or any ofUcer, d iredOf' Ot stockholder of taid applicant, if it is • corpOr•
hon, have any d irect or Indirect financial lntereat In the bvt•nen of &ell ing mall, vinout or apirituovt li quor at retail?.. . .Yn
36. Ooet any peraon Olf ccwnpeny In ~tty way ;nteres~ in any other winery, brewery or d iati Uery, Of' any ret••' li quor ettebUth.
ment, own, e i""'r directly or lndlrectty, in wNMe ot in pert, the buHd ing 01 premiMt to be occupied by the butineu or any
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37. Dolt ~Y owner, pert ownef', ~~ ot pe'"" in ~y way l t~terested in any other w inery, brewery, d ittlllery, or reteil
li quor ett.b&it~t. he'4 eny diNCt ot iftdirKt fiNndel in..,._t In the ...,_,,_ fot which thit eppl.ation for lkentoe tt m.de? If to, .... pertkuiM'I
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(Tho followo"9 oHldovlt to be ,....., ond oce.-lediled by lndividuolt ond uch member of po.-rahlpa ond by Cor-•1-.)
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IIPOIT AND A,..OVA1 Of LOCAL UCINSINO AUTHOiliTY
(MANU ACTUREAS, WHOL!:SALl:A S, I MPORTE.AS AND ~8LIC TAANS.-c>'-T TtO'N SYS E.:
the fore~ .,.tklt.en he. bHn ••~ •n.cll the ,....,..._ ... bvt--.. c~ ltft4l Ktwt of ""-•
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Augustine Duran
George Warren
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Lakewood, Colorado
3151 So. Corona
Englewood, Colorado
1045 Youngfield
LakeWOOd, Colorado
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Matkin ' Company 2820 South Zuni Truckdriver 1960-present Englewood, Colorado
Immediate supervisor-Clark Nelson
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Ci ty Manager McCown ~ORANDUM
~Asst. City Manager Nollenberger
Acting Dir . of Comm. Devel. Romans DA~ March 3, 1976 TOt
~ONb William D. James, Director of Finance
SUBJECT, Petition for Annexation
The Finance Department has received a petition for annexation of
property to the City of Englewood. A description of the property
is identified in the petition. Maps are also available from my office. .....-.;;:-
This petition was submitted by Attorney Tom l . Eitel on February 27, 1976.
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Director of Finance
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~~: The> City Counci l of the City of Englewood, Colorado.
I:ng lewood City ilall
3400 South Clati Street
englewood, Colorado
'£he undersigned Petitioners do hereby petition the
City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado, to annex to
the said City of Englewood , Colorado, pursuant to and in
accordance with th~ applicable provisions of the l!unicipal
Annexation Act 01 !965, as amended, the hereinafter described
real property situate in the unincorporated territory of
Arapahoe County, Colorado , nd as the basis for said Petition
would show unto the City Council as followss
1. Petitioners comprise the owners of one hundred (lOOt)
percent of the area proposed to be annexed, exclusive of
streets •nd alleys.
2. It is desirable and necessary that the hereina fte r
described real property be annexed ,to the City of Englewood ,
Colorado.
l. •lot less than one-sixth (1/6) of the periMter of
the h reinaftsr described real property is contiguous with the
City of ~nglevood, Colorado.
4. A COmMunity of interest exists betwe n the area
proroaed to be anti aed and the City of englewood, Colorado'
t e area proposed to be annexed la urban or will be urbanized
1n the near future1 and the area proposed to be anneaed ia
integrated with or pable of bein9 inte9rated with the City
of n lewood, ColoraJo.
s. ln eatabllahin9 the boundar1ea of the territory pro-
pos d to be ann • , no 1 nd held 1n id ntical ownership, wh ther
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consistinq of ono tr~ct o r pa r ce l of real estate or two or
l"'r o contl.tJUOUS trac s o r pa r c-"ls of rc.a l cs l Lc have been
ll ivided inlo se:pa rate parts or parcels wi hout t h o written con sen t
of the lan lowncrs thcrco f.
6. In C3 t blishing the bo unuaric>s of tho area pr oposed
t.o ba a nnexed , no lc1nd h eld in i <1f'ntical ow ne r s hip, ._.,hethe r
cons1.sliny of o n tract o r plllrcel of real a.st.:ltO or two o r more
contiguous tr cts o r ;>arccls of real cstete, co:nprislng twenty (20)
.!acre s o r '"'lOre which, lO'JC thPr w1.th the Uu1 l di ngs and irprovc-
~n t• situated thereon has a valuation fo r asscss~cnt in cxcesa
of two hundred thous nd do lla r • !or ad valorem tax purpose•
for tho year next pr eceding the annex&tion, haa b e n included
in the area propo ed to be annexed wi t hou t the wr itten c onac>nt
of the landowner• thereof.
7. Th p ropoaed annexation will not r ea •lt in the detach-
11\Sn t of area !rOll any school district nd attach tho aa ... to
anothe r achool dia trict.
1. In ell reap e ta, the require nta of Sect ona ll-12-10 4
end 31-12-105 of the •:unicipal Annex tion Act of 1965, aa
nded, exiat or have been t.
9 . ·rhe 1 gal ' acript on of the laneS a01qht to be
nnex J to he Clty of n~l ood, ColoraJo , ia a !ol1owa ;
Co l or Jo
to. vi In • tl n Ate tour copi a
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y uct H·IZ•l 7{1) t ) 0 nlclplll r.nn :.<Atlon Act
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Lilt lo>ton , ColoraJo d .L ISLE G.\nOJ.:US // 1
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STA .. OF COLOR.\00 ...
COU.Il"t OP ARAPAoiO C
L n C. a rJeao>n, of 1 w!ul ')O >nd u;>an hie oath,
boing ( rat July wo rn, at t n ,J po 1 • follO\la:
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1. iha t the t!t nt c.i r culatod the P tition fer annexation
h rein !or the purpoae of ob lning the 11 naturea of the
bovo Petition rar nd,
2. That ach signature th r on ia tho al~nature of
l • 1 raon whoao n it ~r r<a to be.
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Su en and a worn thie -'' •'I o f
r ruary, 197 by Ol't '·
:ly aai n •• !rOll ly 1979.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN MANN
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. , SERIES OF 1976
AN RDINANCE REZ<l'liNG A CERTAI PARCEL OF LAND WITH! THE CITY OF ENGLE-
W , ARAPAI-K)E COUNTY , STATE OF COLORAOO, FRCJ.I R-1-A SINGLE-FAMILY RESI-
DENCE, TO R-1-C SINGLE-F~1ILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT, AND AMENDING THE OFFI-
CiAL Z ING ~11\P ACCORDINGLY.
WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 2Z.3 of the Comprehensive Zoning
Ordinance, a Public Hearing wa s held before the City Planning and
Zonulg Commission on January 6, 1976, to rezone a certain parcel of
land with1n th city from R-1-A Single-Family Residence Dis trict, to
R-1-C Single-Family Residence District; and
~fEREAS, said Planning and Zoning Commission has considered the
propo ed amendment and map change, but has ubmitted its unfavorable
r ndat1on to the City Council th refor; and
~iEREAS, pursuant to t1on 22.3 of the Comprehensive Zoning
Ord1nance a Public llearlilg wa held before th City Coune1l on
-~---to rezone said parcel accordmg o the above des1g-
nat1on; nd
~UJUAS, public nece sity, convenience, h lth, safe y, th
g n r 1 ~> lfar and good zoning practice justif the propo ed nd-
nt to th id Official Zoning ~bp, as h r inaft r -t forth.
BE IT ORDAl 'ED BY nu: CITY C
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Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading
on the 2nd day of February, 1976.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 4th day
of February, 1976.
Read by title and passed on final reading on the
15th day of March, 1976.
Published by title as Ordinance No.
1976 on the 17th day of March, 1976.
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ATTEST:
ex off1c1o C1ty Clerk-Treasurer
I, William D. Jam s, do hereby certify that th
and foregoing is a true, accurate and comple e copy of the
passed on f1nal reading and publish d by title as Ordinanc
Series of 1976.
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Ordinance,
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Mr. Mayor and Gentlemen of the City Council:
In order that I can have a Home Oc cupation in my home
at 3001 West Bellewood Drive, 1 have applied for the rezoning
of my property from R-1 -A to R-1-C. Both o f these are sing le-
family residence districts, the onl y differ e nces betwe e n the
two being in the ainimum size of the lot area and floor area
and the R-1-A District do es not permit a "Hom e Occupat ion''.
I ask for this rezoning based on the f ollowing reasons
which were included in the staff report which was g iven to the
Planning Commission for consideration at th Public Hearing on
January 6, 1976.
1. The R-1-A, Single -faaily Residenc Zon Oi trict, las ifica-
tion was applied to the subje t propert y at th tim it was
annexed to the City by simultaneous zoning and .nn xation
action in 1962 . No a tion wa tak n b th City following
the annexation to det r min h appropri of th zo n-
1ng a pplied to th subj ct prop rt y, v n thou~:h bu in
z.onin was approv d to both th outh and a t f th ubj t
prop rty.
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Ordinan that th R-1 -A, Z n
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intensive use to the more restrictive use. This was not
done in the case of the subject property and, therefore,
it is maintained that the zoning imposed upon the subject
property originally, was in error.
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2. Since the annexation and original zoning of the
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subject property, the City has zoned the property to the
south and east for business use, causing a change in the
area.
The R-1-C Single-family Residence District is less
restrictive than the R-1-A. Single-family Residence District,
to the extent that it permits certain Home Occupation and
will permit more flexibility in the use of subj ct property,
while at the saae tiae not detracting from the residential
character of property to th w st and north.
In addition, I would lik to point out that ay property
is the only property in that ar a which ha com. rcial zoning
on two aid ---both nd outh.
I do not int nd o hav a bu in
only a boa occupation. I an to abl
a boa and continu o ltv th r .
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COUNCIL ACTION REQUEST
LIQUOR AND 3. 2 BEER OU TLFT 0
AP PLIC ANT :
St Louis Catholic Church
3310 S Sherman
TYPE OF ACTION REQUESTED :
Public Hearing for St Patrick 's Da y Festival on March 19 , 1976
at Parish Center, 3300 S Lincoln
POLICE AND FBI REP ORTS:
PREVIOUS CITY COUN CIL ACTIONS DURING PRIOR TW YEARS,
E'XCWDit«l ANNU AL RENEWAL:
St Patri ck's Day and s paghet ti di nner s in ~l past.
CITY A'M" RNl!'S REVIEW:
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DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE LIQUOII ENI'OIICI!III!NT OI'I'ICEII'S ACTION
llrPtl¢4T10N FOR sPftUt EV~Nts rERBitl
tMSTRUCTIONS : Answ er all question& on t~i~ application, then
cet the approval or your loca l lic~nsin~ au~hority (see last
pace ) and alao the approval or y;,u:-Colo:-Mno liquor enforce111en t
officer. Then aail thia coapleted application wiUl proper fee
to the Colorado ~partaent or R.~enue , St.-~.~ Capitol Ann ex
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DATC
Build inc, 1)7.5 SherMn St,, Denver, Co lor·~ do 8020), NO PERM IT """'"" ._,...._
WILL BE GRANTED UNTIL !11IS APPLlC ATIOI! HA!: BEEN APPROVID BY YOU !< LOCAL LIC!o;NSIIIO AUTHOiUTY AND YOUit
LIQUOR ENFORCEMENT OFFICER. Pel'llita are granted for a II&XiJaum or two daya , Colorado fees are:
).2~ Beer-$10.00 per da7 ; 'l'e a :-, Wino~ 1tl'¥1 .1.:\.quor -$25 .00 per day, Your local Ucenainc authority
will indicate the a.ount or their fee.
ALL AJCSW!:RS MUST BE PRINTW IN I NK OR TYPF.WRITT Eti
What t7))e of perait are you appl 7inc !or? o).~ Bee r [!]seer , Wine and Liquor
1 , Applicant ::;t, Lou1 sva tho H cCn·,rch (St. I.o u1 sAl tarl:ltos arySo91J.'-~~e No.76l-3;]40
2, Tr8de !laM (it aJV)-------------------------------
), Addreaa}-,10 So 1 Sherman :l t. Ci ty&;ll&l e liOOd County Arapahoe Color11do
4. Addreaa of place to ha .. t-porary pel'lldt -EXACT LOCATION OF PRD!ISES MUST 8!: OIV!W . Oin
atreet and I"Nalbe r, 1f poaeible. I! plaee 1a located in a town or rural dbt.rict where it ia
iJipouible to che atreet and I"Nalber , the lot and block llUIIber or part of Hction vtlere located
... t be chen.
St.Lo~B0tthol1c0buroh--lar1ah C nter ,))JJ ~v . 1ncoln :it ,
C1t7 or Town hngl ol u:>d Cou nty •r e.par c.e Colorado
.5 . The EXACT clate(a) tor which application 11 beinc ..Oe tor penli (no atOre than two da7a)s
to !l·.n.l'. 19 , 1 J76 12aOOP 1M.
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6. Do you ba•• lecal poueeaion o! the p~aea for which thil application 1a Mdet_T_•_• ________ _
7, la applica nt Or&an1Ution incorporated llJ'Id r thl! l aws of tl\1a a tate for Jlllrpoaea Of a -ial,
fraternal., patriotic, J)Olltical, or athletic: nature, not for pecuniar,. cain; or ia it a
recularl;T chartered branch, lode•, or chapter or a national orcaniution or aociet.y or&an11A!d
tor nch purpo , be1.nc non-profit in nature; or 1a 1t a reliciou or philanthropic
1natitut1onf 1 Tea c:J •o
8. It the appllean 11 an or&an1uUon incor-porated in thh a tor •non-pec:uniar,.• <-rrot1t) purpo•••· a r (a). (b), and (c)s
(a) Orcani&ed lllld r t l av o! the Date M•rch 19 1 1976
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lias :my special event!! pel'lllit I:Y.!cn is:;ucd lo .vo1. '.\.th\n thr· •:;.:rr cor~-C<'lP.ndi)r .ve<~r?
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::;TAn. OF COLORADO
Cou nty of ~-he-
and ____________ , being by me fir:,l duly svo1·n, if for himself, deposes and ::"y"';
that hf" is the arplicant above na~~~ed; o:-that he i& .,t:'~ ~ .. ~ of the Abovt' n;o mr ·d
corporation; that ho has read tho forn~;o ing applir.ation and that he knows the contents lh<•rPof
oo:l thAt all llllltters and things t.hrJrPin set f o rth ar" true of his own lmowlP~c. and he ar;rr•o•:
o ronfoMII to all rules and ~cul•tions promu}f;atood hy the DEPARTJo!l!l(T OF ltEVJo."NUE IN CONm·1'1'JC.I 4
THEfUo-:¥1ITH • St. Louis Oa thol1o Church
(~t. Louis Altar 6 Boear7 Soc1et7)
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If th pre.taea an~ located within a town or city, th approvd shown below should be a~nod by
ho Mllyor and Clerk. If th n-..Us arP locatt"d in a county, then this ar:proval shoa.ld be
o u~n .,ct by the Chairllllln of th Bo rd of Cou nty Colllll.ifsion rs nd he Cl rk to the Board. If, ry
•u'dinllnce or othervis , th local liccnsi"G :.u hority is some o h~r official, then au.ch ar prov~ 1
trould be i ned by such official.
(REPORT At:O APP i{(lVAL ('IF I.DCAL LICE '1 '0 AUTHORITY!
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We, the undersigned citizens of Englewood, Colo. living within a six block
area of 3310 So. Sherman, hereby petition you to reject a one day liquor -license to the Catholic Church to the above address; there are eight liquor
outlets within four blocks of this location, four of them within two blocks;
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and appoint M. M. Summers, 3140 South Delaware, Englewood, Colo., to represent
us In all matters concerning this petition.
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WARNING: IT IS A FELONY:
For anyone to sign a recall petition with any name other than his or her own
or to knowingly sign his name more than once for the same measure or to sign
such petition when not a qualified e lector .
NAME STREET ADDRESS CITY AND STATE DATE
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WARNING : IT IS A FELONY:
For anyone to sign a recall petition w1th any name other than his or her own
01 to knowmgly sign h1s name more than once for the same measure or to sign
such peti tlon when not a qualifi e d elector .
PETIT ION FOR RECALL
OF JUDITH B. HENNING AS
ENGLE WOOD COUNC IL MEMBER
According to th e prov1sions of Article IV of the Charter of the City of Engle-
wood, a home r ule c1ty ex1stmg under the authority of the Constitution of the
State of Colorado,
The under signed requ e sts the recall of JUDITH B. HENNING , an Englewood
City Council member elected a t large in the last general municipal election for
the position at large which she occupies 1n the City of Englewood.
The undersig ned states that h e or she is a qualifie d elector In the City of
Englewood.
The undersigned states that the reason for recall of JUDITH B. HENNING as
a council member is because she has failed to provide an adequate and correct
-r epresentation of the w11l of the electors who live in the City of Englewood. In
add1t1 on she has acted contrary to th e wishes of the electors in said City.
NAME STREET ADDRESS CITY AND STATE
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MINUTES OF
ENGLEWOOD HOUSING AUTHORITY
REGULAR MEETl G
Dec e mber 1, 1975
The regular meeting of the Englewood Housing Authority was
called to order at 5:00 p.m. by Chairman Thomas J. Burns.
Roll Call.
Call of th roll indicated the following :
M mb rs Pr sent: Thomas J. Burns, Chairman
Betty B i r, Vice-chairman
B rry Sla r
Members Absent:
Oth ers Present:
Vern Mann
Maurice M rlin
Dorothy A. Roman , Acting Director of
Community Development
Al Johnson, Ex cutive Director
Reading and Approval of Minutes.
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Chairman Burns asked for corrections or additions to the minutes
of the meetings of October 28 and November 5. There being none,
motion was mad by B rry Slat r to adopt the minut s as written.
The motion was s cond d by B tty Bei r. All voted " ye" and the
motion carri d unanimously.
Bills and Communications.
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Old Business.
Chairman Burns reported on a meeting held with Mayor Taylor,
City Manager McCown, Marten Lathrop and Rev. Herbert Hosanna,
co-chairmen of the G.O. Bond campaign, and members of the staff
to discuss the el ction for bonds to fund the housing for the
lderly. Alternat e methods of financing had also been discussed.
There had also been discussion of ways to contact members of the
community, merchants' organizations , churches, service clubs,
retired p rsons group , and all manner of organizations in the
ommunity r garding the bond issue. The steering committee was
discussed, to includ th two co-chairmen plus citiz ns from
each councilmanic district. Countact is to b made with all
th e media. A press conf r nee will be held on Monday, December
8, at 3:00 P.M . at City Hall. There will be meetings continually
with the Committee and Council in pursuing a successful completion
of th bond issue.
In di cussion of fina ncing alternatives, Mr. Johnson reported
on conv rsations with M. J. Mastalir, of First Denver Mortgage
Company with regard to alternatives in financing. Mr. Mastalir
is considered an exp rt in fl!A financing. He had also talked
to Walt Imhoff, Engl wood's bond counsel, and to the architect,
Maxwell L. S ul. His arlier contacts with Englewood were with
Lois Kocian and th Housing Authority, and he was well versed
regarding th plan for th propo d Englewood Apartments for
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There was additional discussion regarding the involvement of
the FHA in various aspects of the building. Mr. Mastalir had
said that because of the nature of the housing, many of the
additional FHA costs could be avoided, an d tha t because of the
plans submitted to H.U.D., it could be pushed through rapidly.
Mr. Johnson stated that Karl Nollenberger had said that he
favo r ed going ahe ad with preparations for BiA financing, in
the event the bond issue failed.
Mr. Burns reported on a letter of intent o the Brady Corpora-
tion from City Manager McCown. He stated that Mr. McCown was
concerned about the statement that if the bonds are not sold
the City would have to re-evaluate the feasi ility of the pro-
ject.
Mr. Johnson asked for authority to pursue th ·possibility of
alternat financing through th FHA. Motion was made by Betty
Beier and seconded by Berry Slater TO ENCOURAGE AL JOHNSON TO
CONTINUE TO PURSUE FHA ALTERNATIVE FINA CING, AND TO ACQUIRE
AS MUCH INFORMATION AS POSSIBLE. All voted "aye" and the
motion carried unanimously.
Public Service: It was reported that the City's application
for a gas tap has been turned down. Mr. J ohnson said that
the committ had responded in the n gative. A letter was
al o r ceiv d from Dave Shockley of Public Servic at the
same time, asking for some sort of follow-up discussion to
r view th matter. Al Johnson and Harry Taylor had r ponded
to thi r qu st, and found that Mr. Shockley was int r sted
in discussing th trad of exi ting gas righ 1) There is
th po sibili y that if th City wer to purchase th property
th oth r end of th block, gas rights would b available
r ; 2 Th old polic and fir house would hav ri ht
o; 3) d to follo up to m t with the City and th
Hou ing Author ty to di cu h probl m furth r.
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Mr. Burns questioned whether any grant money might be avai lable
for solar energy . Mr. Johnson said that there is money available
from H.U.D. He stated that Arthur L. Tonelli, former ly with
Martin Marietta, is now an eingineer with H.U.D., and had said
that architects are anxious to have their names on any project
dealing with solar energy, and he fel t the need for a solar
energy engineer . Our bui lding, he said, will require some
really special technical engineering. His s uggestion was
that we contact someone su ch as General Electric to put to-
gether a proposal to submit to H.U.D. Since there is a question
of financing such a proposal, he felt that Gen era l Electric,
with the knowledge that there might be some money available,
may be willing to do the front end work at their own expense.
There was discu ssion as to the l east xpensive method of
heating. Mr. Johnson reported that Mr. Tonelli said that a
grant would not be awarded if we use gas. Consequently, we
would have to be in a position of having to use electric. He
said that lax Saul talks about alt rnatives, but he felt th re
ar not oth r than e l ctric, except a combination of gas and
oil. Coa l units are not efficient, and would not satisfy the
environm ntal fa tor. Mr. Burns said h felt that fai lure to
g t a gas tap could b r sponsibl for the building' failing.
lr . B i r ask d wh ther or not the City had made a final
application, and wa told that they made the application in
S ptember . Thi was the first writt n communication b tween
Public S rvic and the Housing Authority. She felt th re
should b a 1 tt r to Mr. Palmer at Public Service, r minding
him of the m ntion d dates and m tings. She sugg sted that
th Housing Authority should go to higher offices at Public
S rvic ; po ibly to th Division I nager. Sh ask d wh th r
h r h d b n any r pon from Mr. Nyland r, and wa told
hat h h d com from lr. Shockl y.
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tion on the registered voters. After more discussion, it was
decided that people interested in working on the campaign
should call for an assignment.
Existing Housing: There was discussion of the program, and a
det rmination that the Annual Contributions Contract had never
be n ex cuted, and would have to be signed. Since the contract
was rec e ived, the rent level had been incr e ased ten per cent.
The new amount had been added to the contract. The procedure
was that the rent l e vels would be raised ten per cent; then if
another ten per cent is necessary, H.U.D. wants the applicant
to try to find units at these levels. If this is impossible,
another ten per cent may be granted. After some discussion,
Mr. Burns felt the contract should be signed so that we cau go
ahead with the program. We must see if we can liv with the
levels as now constituted.
Mr. Johnson reported on a meeting in Lakewood with Louise Job
and Dawn Joralemon, at which Ms. Job referred to a discussion
with H.U.D. regarding the breakdown of two, three and four-
bedroom apartments. Betty Tunnell, of H.U.D., had said that
they should go ahead and use their certificates as needed, and
not be too concerned about the number of bedrooms. This
suggestion was v rbal, and it was generally agreed that there
shou ld be something in writing with these instructions. Dis-
cus ion fo llowed regarding the lack of three and four-b droom
apar tments in Englewood.
Th re was discussion of how the r nts ar set, ccording to
th number of b drooms, with an additional ten p rc nt added
for an levator building. Mr. John on referred to Mr. Bolas'
initial 1 tter awarding th 25 unit to the Housing Authority.
H said h would look ov r h bud tary a pect b for the
contract i i n d.
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Mr. Johnson inqui re d about the legal a s p e ct of the program,
a nd Mr . Burns did not f e e l he should be the legal authority
f or t h e Hou s ing Author it y. He su gges ted that As s istant City
Attorne y, Rick DeWitt,be involv e d.
Motion was made by Berry Slater TO DRAFT THE PROPER LOAN
AGREEMENT WITH THE APPLICANT: ACCEPT HIS APPLICATION: AND
PURSUE COIPLET ION OF HIS REQUESTED REPAIRS. The motion was
seconde d by Be tty Beier ; all voted "aye" and the motion carrie d
unanimously.
Mr. Johnson sa i d th ~t Hal Knott, of the State Division of
Housing, had ind ic at e d a desire to bring in some of the State
p e ople to ins p c t a pro j ect, and Mr. Johnson felt this would
b e an a ppro pr iate projec t to have them look at .
It was pointe d out t h a t , s ince the applicant plans to do his
own work , h wi ll b given money for supplies and materials
only, and not hi n g f or labor.
Denver Reg i onal Counci l o f Gov rnments Advisory Committee:
Mr. Johns on r vi w d their jurisdiction and duti s. Mr. Burns
questioned the workings of a committee of this size.
Compact propos al wa s r viewed by Al Johnson. The intent is
to establish a unit o f government that will encompass the en-
tire DRCOG region. The k y of the proposal is to implement
the Fair Share program. He said that the group that met to
di cu s s th propo al c ame away feeling that it hould not be
impl m nt d.
noth i n fu rth r to b pr nt d tor di cus ion,
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ENGLEWOOD HOUSING AUTHORITY 1EETING
February 5, 1976
The regular meet ing of the Englewood Housing Authority was called
to order at 4:10P .M., by Chairman Thomas J. Burns.
Roll Call
Call of the r o ll indicated the following:
Members Pres nt: Thomas J. Burns, Chairman
Betty Bei r, Vice-Chairman
Berry Slater
Vern Mann
Maurice Merlin
Members Absent: None
Others Present :
Reading and
Al Johnson, Assistant Director of Community
Developm nt, Housing and R d vel-
opm nt and Executive Director,
Engl wood Housing Authority
Discu sion and approval of minut s of th me ting ot Decemb r 1,
1975, w r d f rr d until th n xt m t ng .
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Mr. Merlin asked lor a copy of the letter which Congresswoman Pat
Schro eder had written to Carla Hills in Washington expressing
difficulties in implementing the Section 8 program, and which
had been referred to in the minutes of the meeting of December 1.
H was told that a copy would be obtained for him.
Mr. Merlin referred to an article in Fortune Magazine regarding
the Section 8 program.
Mr. Burns read a letter of congratulations from Dave Choate, of
D ,R.C.O.G . r garding the groundbreaking and the progress on the
Englewood Apartm nt s for the Elderly. He also read a letter from
Governor Richard Lamrn, in which he sent his regrets that he could
not attend th groundbrea king ceremony, and congratulating the
City on th projc ·t.
Mr. Burns ask d that Mr. Johnson compose a letter to be sent to
Pat Schro d r advising of th progress on the building.
Mr. M rlin r port d that h and Al Johnson had attended a meeting
in Ft. Morgan on January 21, and aid he felt that it was a val-
uabl xp ri nc . The meeting had b en sponsored by the Colorado
Association of Local Hou ing Authoriti s (CALHA). Mr . Johnson
add d that th y had visited th unit for the eld rly in Ft. Mor-
gan, and aid he 1 lt the apartm nt were especially attractiv .
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$3,500 and 5,000. He also asked whether ca rpeting and drapes
would b included in the units, and was told that they are in-
cluded.
Chairman Burns introduced the subject of a formal management
agreement between the City of Englewood and the Housing Authority,
and this was discussed.
Mr. Johnson reported on a meeting he had attended with the Parks
and Rec reation Department with regard to th plans for the Senior
Recreation Center. He said that the plans revealed an over-lap
on the lot up to about five f et from the apartment building,
which was unsatisfactory, but that it was b ing worked out.
Vern !ann said that questions hav been raised concerning park-
ing for the Senior Recreation Center, and that Councilman Smith
has a ked that a study be made of the possibility of a two-
story parking area for the Center. Th~ wa discussed, and it
was genera lly agreed that there is too little property for ade-
quate parking spaces. Mr. Burns said his understanding was
that th City was to purchase more prop rty for this purpose.
Mr. M rlin r f rred to a conversation h had had with a Coun-
cilman, and it wa his f eling that th r i till a qu stion
a to the location of the S nior Recr ation C n t r. The feeling
was, however, that the location would b next to th apartm nts
for th elderly.
Th r was discu sion r garding a hot lunch program for th
eld rly, and all 1 lt that thi would b an important program.
Mr. Burns said h had talk d to th p r on in Littleton who work
with th hot m al program, and f lt sh hould b consult d wh n
th tim com that Engl wood is r ady to con id r uch a progr m.
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of the Executive Director of the Englewood Housing Authority
to make the actual tenant selections, based on the Housing
Authority's stated policies.
Motion was made by Betty Beier and seconded by Berry Slater
TO AUTHORIZE AL JOHNSON TO PREPARE A FORM OF FORMAL AGREEMENT
TO BE PRESE TED TO CITY COUNCIL, WITH THE OPERATION, MANAGE-
MENT AND TENANT SELECTION TO BE DESIGNATED TO THE ENGLEWOOD
HOUSING AUTI10RITY.
Discussion fo llowed on the motion. Maurice Merlin questioned
the us of the t rm, "management". Mr. Johnson said that it
should be stated that th Housing Authority has the final
authority. He pres nted criteria used by the Littleton Hous-
ing Authority which would be th authority given to the Engle-
wood Housing Authority after the formal resolution is passed
by City Council. Mr. Burns felt the motion should be amended
to read, "lease agreement".
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The Chairman called f or a vote on the motion, with the recom-
mended am ndm nt. All members voted "aye" and the motion carried
unanimously.
lauric Merlin referred to the money that the City will r c ive
from H.U.D. for the apartments, and said that this amount would
be mor than th bonds would require, and said that this extra
amount should revert to the Hou ing Authority for maint enanc
and op ration of th building.
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There was discussion as to the name selection for the building.
Mr. Mann suggested that the Housing Authority choose six or so
names to present to City Council for final selection. Members
of the Housing Authority agreed that this would be a good plan.
Mr. Johnson reported that he had been approached by a couple of
people who were interested in the position of resident manager
ior the Apartments for the Elderly . One of these, he said, was
very impressive.
Maurice Merlin asked for definitions as to the term "resident
manager", and Mr. Johnson said that the resident manager would
be someone who could take command in an emergency, handle pub-
lic relations work, and possibly maintenance; however, it would
have to be designated as to whether the maintenance should be
d e le g ated to the resid nt manager.
B rry Slater felt that a resident manager would be advantageous,
since a resident would have a personal interest in the building,
and might do a better job. Mr. Johnson said that a job descrip-
tion would have to be stablished, and discussion followed re-
g arding what should be included in the job description.
lr. Johnson r port d on a con tact with Dav
S rvice Company , Publi S rvic wants th
historical gas rights tor ga rights to b
m nts for the Elderly .
Shockl y of Public
City to exchang om
g ranted to the Apart-
t this point th m eting r c ssed for sandwiches and a slide
how on th groundbr aking present d by Al Johnson .
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fee includes the cost of processing all applications, whether
or not the applicant qualifies for a unit . Mrs . Beier then
asked what the possibilities are of filling the 25 units, and
Mr. Johnson replied that there would be no problems with two-
and (maybe) three-bedroom units. The difficulty, he said, would
be with the four-bedroom units. He explained that H ,U ,D. may
give permission to use the four-b droom unit allocation as two-
bedroom units.
In reply to a question by Tom Burns, Al Johnson said that he
felt it would be necessary for the Authority to g o back to H.U.D.
for another ten per cent increase in rent levels.
A short discussion followed regarding th handling of the Hous-
ing Authority funds.
Revolving Rehabilitation Loan Fund Program
Mr. Johnson presented the document which had been drawn up by
the Assistant City Attorn y, A pilot program is ready to be
executed.
Mr. Johnson said hat w hav a copy of the document from th
State Divi ion of Housing regarding th $40,000, and ask d if
this had b en signed. lr. Burn f lt that it had b en done,
although it was not imm diat ly d t rmin d. Th mon y is to
com from the Stat in installm nt , contingent upon our hav-
ing a program in op ration. Mr . John on aid h would ch ck
with Hal Knott, Dir ctor of th State Division of Housing r -
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Chairman Burns suggested that a letter of thanks should be sent
to those individuals who worked on the campaign for the bond
election .
There being nothing further to be discussed by the Authority,
the meeting was adjourned at 7:45.
Eden Webster
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PLANNING AND ZONING COMMI SSION
February 18, 1 9 7 6
I. CALL TO ORDER.
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The regular meeting of the City Planning and Zoning Commission
was called to order at 7:00 p.m. by Chairman Tanguma.
Me mbers pres nt: Williams, Jorgenson, Ed Smith, Tanguma, Wade
Romans, Ex-officio
Members ab e nt : Jones, Parker, Pierson, Don Smith
Also present: Councilman Brown
Plannin Associat House
Assistant City Attorney DeWitt
II. APPROVAL OF MIN TES.
Mr. Tang uma stated that inut s ot F bruary 3 , 1976 , were to
be c ons id red for approval.
Mrs. Wad not d that on th bottom f Pag
she was voting "Aye ", and also noted that
Wade tat d that h as absent at th t m
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he was abs nt. Mrs.
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Jorg nson moved :
William cond d: Th linut so! Ftbruary 3, 1976, b
n corrected.
pprov d
AYES : William , Jorg non, Ed Smith, Tanguma
AYS :
OSE T: , P rk r, Pi ron, Don S ith
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AYES: Tanguma, Wade, Williams, ,Jor!-(c>nson, Ed Smith
NAYS: None
ABSENT: Jones, Parkc>r Pier~on, Don Sm1 h
The motion carried.
Mr. Tanguma ask d Mrs. Roman lor background on this ca
Mrs. Romans noted that legal noti c oJ he Public Hear1ng
appear d in the Englew od Herald SPntin 1, th ofticial City
newspaper. Irs. Roman s stated that thi matt r has com b-
fore the Commiss1on as a result of con ern xpress d by this
body on lh length ot tim<> a "l mporary" ·t ructure may be in
existanc , and the lack oJ d !init1ons nd other statem nts
governing the "t mporary " tructur . To this tim , th prima r y
control over "t mporar " tructur h b n in th Fir Cod ,
which r lat s t t mporary . tructurt>!'l in l'1re Zones #l and '"'2,
the Central Bus1n • Oi,..trlct, and h oth r commercial ar a
in th City. Ire;. R ' ns ·tat d that h F1r Cod r f rr d
to temporary tructurt. u h a bhed , canopies and 1 nc s, and
did not ncompa -a t por. ry tru tur or building which may
be u d until u h t1m nt tructure is complet d,
such i th ot a tructur at Broadway and
B 11 t t d that th propo d am nd d d fini-
tion wa ity Att rn y•. Oftic , nd r ad :
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Mr. Tanguma asked if any member of lhe aud i e nce wished to speak
f o r or against the proposed amendment? o one i ndicated they
want d to spe ak on the matter.
Ed Smith moved:
Jorgenson seconded: The Public Hear ing be closed.
AYES : Ed Smith, Tanguma, Wade, Williams, Jorgenson
NAYS: None
ABSENT: Don Smith, Jones, Parker, Pierson
The motion carried.
Discu ss ion ensued .
Williams moved :
Ed Smith s conded: Th Commis ion approve and recomm nd to City
Council th loll ing amendments to the
Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance :
§22.8 Delinitions:
Temporary Structur -A wh ch i built of such
materials and in such it ould ommonly be expected
to have a relativ ly or 1 u1lt for a purpose that
would commonly be xp cted to b r l aliv ly short, OR ANY
STRUCTURE INTENDED FOR ONPERIA ENT USE OR OCCUPA Y.
§22.5 Supplem ntary Regulations;
STRUCTURES, TEMPORARY -USE AND TERM ALL TEMPORARY STRUCTURES
SHALL CONFOID! TO THE OCCUPANCY OR US FOR THE ZO ED DISTR I CT
IN WHICH IT IS TO BE LOCATED. SUCH TE PORARY STRUCTURE S HA LL
OT EXIST FOR A PERIOD OF MORE THAN I CONT I OUS NTHS UN-
LESS OTHERWISE APPROVED BY THE CODE F.Nl'ORCE lENT DIVISIO FOR
A PERI D NOT TO EXCEED A ADDITIO AL SIX 0 THS.
Thi r comm ndat1on i. b d on lh tollowing r
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Wade mov d·
Ed Smith second d· Th( Public H aring be op ned.
AYE S : Ed Smith, Tan~uma, Wade, 'Williams, Jorgenson
AYS: None
ABSE T: Pi rson, n 'mith, Jones, Parker
The motion carried.
Mr. Tanguma asked Irs. Romans lor a ba c kground on this c as e .
Mrs. Romans stated tha 1 gal notic oJ th P u b li c He aring
did app ar in the oJfic ial City new pap'r. She p r ese nt e d
Certifica ot Postin r, to th S cretary for the r cor d.
Mr . Roman sta •d ha his action was ini iat d by the City
alter working with t ht r ·1 ents ol th area who had indicate d
they did not wan the -2, 1 dium D nsi ty R sid nc Zone Distr i c t
de ignation, and th R-1-C, SinglP-family Re idence Zon e Dis tr i c t
designation was not ap('rov d by th Commi sion. The a r a to
b consid r d Jor the R-2-C Zon Di trict is bound d b y Eas t
K nyon Av nu 1urth, y thP Snerman tG rant a l l y on the
ea t, by E. t A enue on t h south, and by th Broa dway-
Lincoln all y t.
Mr s. Roman tat{'(! that the
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Mr. Virgil Thomas
3810 Sou th Lincoln -stated that he fel t the staff report and
Mrs. Romans' explanation has covered all
points. Mr. Thomas discussed the reasons for lh d 11ial of
the R-1-C Zone District previously propos d, a nd stated that
he fe ls the R-2-C Zone District takes care of any obJections
that were voiced at the Hearing on the R-1-C designation. Mr.
Thomas stat d he hoped th Commission would tak the appropriate
and necessar y st ps to get th area zoned to R-2-C.
Mr. Tanguma a ked if anyone wi . hed to speak in opposition to
the proposed R-2-C designation . No one spoke in opposition to
the proposed zone designation.
Ed Smith moved:
Wade second d: The Public He ring b clos d.
AYES: Ed Smith, Tanguma, Wade, Williams, Jorg nson
NAYS: None
ABSENT: Parker, Pierson, n Smith, Jon s
The motion carried.
Wad mov d:
Smith & William s cond d : The Planning Co~missio n r
to City Counci l C vorabl
of the amendment of the Compr h n ive Zoning Map to d
the following area as R-2-C:
commend
pa sag
signat
B ginning at a point on th
at its inters ction
Lincoln all y; th n
K nyon A enu
Broadway -
of E st
Kenyon Av nu e
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T 1 rccomm nd tion i b. d on th Jollowin r on :
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3. The propos ed R-2-C District zon i ng would have a stabilizing
and protective fleet on the existing r sidential mix of
one and two-famil y units in th is area. The propos e d
zoning for this a rea would exclude dwellings in excess of
a t wo-family us , as we ll as to protect agai nst encroach-
ment of general , comm ercial or industrial uses.
AYES: J orgenson, Ed S mith, Tanguma, Wa de, Williams
NAYS : None
ABSENT : Parker, Pi erson, Don Smith , J ones
The motion carri d.
Mr. Ta n guma state d th at he was g l ad peopl living i n the area
had work ed with he C ty until th y got a zone classification
with which t hey nre sat isfi ed .
Mrs. Oldenbu rg nsk d whPn this matter might b c onsidered by
the City Council ? Mrq. Romans tated hat th Co uncil would
r eceiv the recomm ndation Jrom he Planning Commiss ion at
their M eting on t. a1 I l : the He a ing could po s ibly be set
for pril 5th.
lr . Old nburg pr . d th appr c1ation ot th residents in
th area for th e e1fo ·ts of the Co mmi ion and staff.
A r ec s of th ~omm i ~sion ~as called. The meeting reconv n d
ith th f ollow1 ng m M r pre en t : Jorg nson, Ed Smith, Tanguma,
Wa d , '1\illiam . Abs u t w r Jon s, Park r, Pierson and Don Smith.
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ment. Mr. DeWitt stated he had looked through the Application
f or Interpretation filed by the applicant ; it is his feeling
that unle s this use is similar to th e other 106 uses listed in
§2214-lOb, th Commiss ion does not ha v JUr isdiction to entertain
t his application. Mr. DeWitt stated that ii the proposed use
"does fall clearly into anoth r zone district, it should be
referred to the Board of Adju tment and Appea ls.''
Mrs. Romans stated that 106 permitted uses in the B-1 Zon
District hav b en listed; and subs c t ion 107 authorizes the
Planning Commission to permit uses that are simi lar to the
listed permitted us s, but which are not specifically listed.
Mrs. Romans stat d that this provision has been in effect
and utilized in this manner since 1963. Mrs. Romans referred
to a provision on Page 136 of the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance,
§22.5-19 , which reads: "Uses not M ntion d. Upon recommenda-
tion of the Planning Commission, a Building Permit may be
issued f or any lawful use not provid d for in this Ordinance,
when , in the opinion o f the Co mmissio n such us is compatible
with and not obJectionable to nearby prop rty by reason of
odor, dust, fumes, gas, noise, radiation, heat, glare or vibra-
tion or is not hazardous to the health and property of the
surroundin areas through dan er of fir or explosion."
i not men ioned
Planning Commi sion
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noted that this is the request before th Commission --to
determine ll, ind ed, the us is similar to the uses listed in
B-1, Business Zone Di s trict.
Mr. Tanguma asked the applicant to present his case.
Mr. Frey
#9 Niblick Lan -stated that th structure at 3550 South
Broadway is about 100 yards north of U.S.
Highway #285. He st t ed that his sales and warehousiLg business
is now occupying 3554 South Broadway. He noted there is v ry
little walking traffic in thi particular section on Broadway.
Mr. Frey also not d th re ar two curb cut fo r entrances to
parking lots in this i mm diate area --one to the Surplus Store
parking lot , and anoth r to th H. Salt Eq. parking lot . Mr.
Frey stat d i f th r qu st ~s approved, h hop d to g t a
loading zon in front of th garag o van wouldn't be in the
traffic a r e a on Broadway. Mr. Frey stat d that in hi opinion,
their bu in would not add to th cong tion on Broadway.
Mr. Smith ask d if this location b u ed for th proposed
business withou treet acces ? th r b access trom the
rear of th building? Mr. Fr y ther ~s no way access
could b provid d from th r ar; of Little Dr y Creek,
the building i on a triangular h p d pie of property.
Th r is Public S~r lC t lion to th back of the building,
and h g in mpha iz th r i to hav acce to th
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and could not b le ft on the street. Mr. Frey stated that they
do mos t of their work ior deale r s --at lea t 85% is f or dealers .
Mrs. Wade ask d how they would propose to get the v hicles in-
side the shop? Mr. Frey stated that the center window on the
st ru cture was a garage door at one time --the structure was a
taxi garage many years ago; the window would be replace d with
a garage door.
Gerald Stacy
3900 South Sherman -stated that the use sounded like an auto
upholstery shop.
Mr. Fr y stated that he felt this lo ation was "cut off f rom
the downtown business area of Englewo d, because of the creek."
He noted that the building was vacant until one mon th ago.
Mr. F r ey noted that one block to the s outh on the other sid
of We t Kenyon Avenue, there ls a car lot. It was noted that
this is in the B-2 Distric , rath r than the B-1 District.
Mr . Jorgen on ask d what action has
building up to Code. Mr. Fr£'v <;tat
matter ith th prop rty owner, and
in to look the building ov r, and h
b a major expensP.
been taken to bring the
d h had discussed the
Mr. DeWitt stated h did not le
that should b p rmitt d in til
he still felt the requ st might
Discussion ollowed.
ther hav been c ontractors
understood it would not
1 thi<; propos d use is one
B-1 Zone District. H stat d
belon before another Bo rd.
Mr. S ith stated that he think th deter inatio n i within
th th jurisdiction ol th Planning Commi
Commis ion ould not b a· umin
w r not con id r d by th m.
Williams ask d 11 the matt r coulJ b
n !rom th • City A
ould h v< )Uti
if it
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B-2 Zon Di rict?
p rai ny u in th
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something that would usually not b e allowed except to keep the
downtown area from dying?
Mr. Tanguma stated that the Commission is trying to determine
where this type of use best fits. Mr. Tanguma asked if Mr .
Stacy were affiliated with the business or if he was speaking
as an interested citize n ? Mr. Stacy stated that he resides in
the area ; that he had a ttended the meeting in regard to the
R-2-C consideration.
Mr. Smith noted this was not a Public Hearing; the Commission
is concerned and understands the concern of others in the area;
he pointed out that the Commission is now trying to determine
if they have jurisdict i on on the matter.
Mr. O'Keefe stated he was Mr. Frey's partn r, and pointed
out that this type of b usiness is a fairly new operation, and
that this is po sibly why the Ordinance docs not make mention
of such a us .
Mr. Tanguma stated that he felt the proposed use falls into
an auto-repair-typ bus iness, and that a great deal of it may
be done by new c ar s al e dealerships. Mr. O'Keefe stated that
their business is c onc e rned with adding equipment to vans and
oth r vehicles, and is not an automotive r pair shop.
Mr. Williams stat d h
William moved :
mission a nd
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Mr . Wi l li
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has placed the lower level of the building off-limits to fire-
fighters in the event they are called to the building to figh t
a fire.
Mr. DeWitt cautioned that the status of the building is not
under discussion; whether or not th us would be permitted in
the B-1 District is under discussion.
Discussion followed. Mrs. ad stat d that she felt the lack
of a rear access is one of th major concerns inasmuch as the
B-1 District is oriented to pedestrian traffic. Mr. Frey
pointed out the driveways to two businesses along Broadway
are within a short distanc from his propose d bu siness. Mrs.
Wade stated that these driv ways have cause d problems, and
she doe not f el the probl m hould be compounde d. Mr . Tanguma
stated that h f lt it would b out of line to allow this type
of busin s in thi zon di trict, wh n there are other zone
districts d ign d to allow uch a use. Discussion ensued .
Mr. Smith stat d that th Commi sion and Council want to see
more busin s co in o Engl wood, and it is unfortunate that
this particular z one distri t will not accommodate thi pro-
posed busin s
Mr. Fr y stat d th t th propo d u
1 no nois c onn cted with th u
fro th Mr. Frey po nt d out
and th n they hav work d on
not unsightly; there
1 no fire hazard
ork on n w v hicles,
on y ar old.
Jorg n on mov d :
Ed Smith econd d : Th Pl
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tho u p rmitt d in th
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ion find that th "van
d i not imilar to
nd th r qu t
AYES : Tan u a , Wad , illi , Jor non, Ed S ith
AVS : Non
ABSENT : Jon , Pi r on, Don Smith, Park r
Th mot1on c arr d.
u m t t d tha th y vot d
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Mrs. Romans stated that the Englewood School Board has told
the people in the Scenic View Elementary School area that they
will close the lementary school unless the residents can take
steps to ensure an increase in school enrollment. Mrs. Romans
stated that som residents are now carrying petitions to gain
support for a proposed change of zoning from R-1-C, Single-
family Residence, to R-2-C, Two-family Residence. The residents
and staff feel there is a possibility for new development in
the area, as well as redevelopment . If street rights-of-way
are acquired, additional building sites will be available.
The petitions ask that the City 1nitiate the zoning procedure.
In conjunction with this, the City Council asked that the
Commission members give two or three alternate dates convenient
to the Commission when they might be available for a meeting
with ~ity Council and with residents of the area.
Th School Board has indicated the residents must present soae
concrete plans by March 8th. Mrs. Romans stated that the
acquisition of street rights-of-way is proceeding.
Alternate dates of February 24th, February 26th, and March 2nd
were suggested to the City Cvuncil.
Mrs. Romans expressed concern over the South Broadway Twin
th ater, which has recently begun featuring pornographic fila&.
Wh n the request for a Subdivision Waiver was before the Coa-
ission, the City was assured it would be a Jerry Lewis family-
type theat r. Discussion nsued.
Th m tin adjourned at 9 :00 p.m.
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MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR
RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION.
DATE: February 18, 1976
SUBJECT : Amendment of the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance
§22.5, Supplementary Regulations
§22.8, Definitions
RECOMMENDATION :
Williams moved:
Ed Smith seconded: The Commission approve and recommend to City
Council the following amendments to the
Comprehensive Ordinance:
§22.8 Definitions:
Temporary Structure - A structure which is built of such
materials and in such a way that it would commonly be expected
to have a relatively short life, or is built for a purpose that
would commonly be expected ' · ~ relatively short, OR ANY
STRUCTURE INTENDED FOR NONPERMANENT USE OR OCCUPANCY.
§22.5 Supplementary Regulations :
Structures, Temporary -us and t rm: ALL TEMPORARY
STRUCTURES SHALL CONFORM TO lllE OCCUPANCY OR USE FOR THE
ZONED DISTRICT IN WHICH IT IS TO BE LOCATED. SUCH TEMPORARY
STRUCTURE SHALL NOT EXIST FOR A PERIOD OF MORE THAN SIX CON-
TINUOUS MONTHS UNLESS OTHERWISE APPROVED BY THE CODE ENFORCE-
MENT DIVISION FOR A PERIOD NOT TO EXCEED A ADDITIO AL SIX
MONTHS.
Thi r C OJIIJI ndat ion i ba
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AYES: Ed Smith, Tanguma, Wade, Williams, Jorgenson
NAYS: None
ABSENT: Don Smith , Jones, Parker, Pi erson
The motion carried.
Respectfully submitted,
By Order of the City Planning
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MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR
RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION.
DATE: Fe bruary 18, 1976
SUBJECT : Approval of R-2-C Zone District Designation
RECOMMENDATION:
Wade moved :
Smith & Williams seconded: The Planning Commission recommend
to City Council favorable passage
of the amendment of the Comprehensive Zoning Map to designate
the following area as R-2-C:
Beginning at a point on the centerline of East Kenyon Avenue
at its intersection with the centerline of the Broadway -
Lincoln alley ; thence east along the centerline of East
Kenyon Avenue to the centerline of the Sherman/Grant alley ;
thence south along the centerline of the Sherman/Grant alley
to its intersection with the centerline of East OXford Avenue ;
thence west along the cenlcll 111.. of East Oxford Avenue to the
centerline of th Broadway /Lincoln alley ; thence north along
said centerlin to the point of beginning.
This r comm ndation i based on the following reasons :
1.
2. Th Di trict zoning would provid a suitabl
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ENGLEWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD
March 9, 1976
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The Englewood Public Library Board met fo r its regular meeting on March 9, 1976
i n the library conference r oom .
Present:
Ab sent :
Bennett, Clayton, DeuPree , Lighthall, Mueller , Quaintance, Simon
Shattuck , Sterling
Also Pre sent: Harriet Lute , Director of Libraries
Carol Pernicka, Secr etary to the Board
The meeting wa s c alled to order at 7 :33.
The t wo new Board mem bers, Mrs . Glenna Bennett and Mrs. Sue Mueller, were
i ntroduced. The other Board membe r s then int roduc ed thems elves to the new
membe r s.
Ch airman Quaintance gave a brief explanation of the purpose of the Library Board
and the different organ iza t ions it works with, such a s the Central Colorado
Library System and th Bicentennial Commit tee. The Friends of the Library was
mentioned a s was the purpose of having a memb er o f th City Council serve on the
Board. Copies of the purpose of the Library w r passed out to the new members
and a brief xpl ana tion given .
Th minut s of th February 10 me tin w r accepted as written.
El ction of new o ffic rs for th y ar of 197b wa s h ld . Ch airman Quaintance
wa nominat d to a s cond term by Mr. Mrs. Simon mo ved to make it
un animous and h wa s th r f o r unanimou ly 1 ct d as Chairman f or a second term.
Mr . 0 uPr wa th n nominat d for Vice-Chairro•n by Mr s . Simon, seconded by
His Li hthall and Mr. 0 u Pr e wa s al o 1 c ted unanimously . Chairman Quaintance
th n ask d Hr. D uPr e to continu th Board r pres ntativ to th
C ntral Colorado Library d to do.
Hi mbe r s . Sh sai d that the
h it wa s up in January .
riod in
pre-
and uhin ton
thre school s not
Terry, St. Louis
En 1 ~ od schools was
25 whil th oth r
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Miss Lute then gave an explanation of th Media Cent rs to the new members . The
use of the Media Centers in the evening has been decreasin&, and Miss Lute had
dis cussed the matter with J am es Curran, Director of Cirr iculum . He said that the
school district is trying to obtain a grant to employ personnel to develor the
community school c oncept, usin the school facilities during hours when they are
not in use for regular classroom purposes . He stat d th at it is important to
keep the Media Centers open at night a s a part of the community school and that
he would talk with th Pr incipals abou t encouraging mo re use of the library media
centers.
The Arapahoe County circulation count wa s explained , with the contract being
discussed. The material s add d and circulated were rn ntioned . The fliers
and cass ette catalogs wer ~ distributed to the Board and the cassette program
explained. The cassette w r purchas d primarily t o serv the elderly. The
library purchased twenty ca • tt players which will be loaned to the homebound.
This program , d sign d a s an th r at tem pt to s rve p ople , is funded by a State
Grant.
The reference questions and us of the conf r nee room we r mention d with it
being pointed out that th r w re 23 adult meetings h ld in February ith a total
adult attendance of 217 p opl e . Attendance at th pr scho ol story hour dropped
during the time th library had no Children's Librarian, but i s increasing.
Th Parent s Progr will be started agai n in April, and b cause of ational
Library Week, many class s ar scheduling visits to the library.
iss Lute reminded th Board of the next Am rican Is u Fo rum pro ram on
March 24 . She also told th Board that lh carpet laid in the young adult tudy
section has b en r pla ~d .
Fri nd Library wa discuss d. All offic r s
el han a s elect d Vic -Ch irman . Th bylaws
1 nt d . Sons of lh D sert , a national Laur 1 and Hardy
c lub, will meet th first Monday of v ry month and th Friends' Ex cutiv
cond Monday. In Apri l th re will also be som book
o th Humphr y Bogart movi "Tr asur o f th Sierra Hadr "
th n iv n an xplanati on o ho and why th Fri nds
Ce ntral Colorado
tropolitan Denv r ar a
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A number of organizations have already express d interest in joining the system ;
among them is the Uni v r si ty of Colorado Libraries ; the Medical Center Library;
several school sy t ms in luding th Englewood Public Schools; the Community
Colleges of Denv r; Lowry AFB; and the Mus urn of Natural History. If the
library is not publicly supported , it can cont rac t to r ceive and provide
se r vices , but it cannot join the system as a voting m mb r.
By June 22 a long-rang plan wi ll have to b s ubmitt d . A planning committee
ha s been organi z d , comp osed of two librarians from the sp ci al libraries , two
from the schools, and two from the public libraries . Mi s s Lute is one of the
tw o librarians representing the public libraries.
Miss Lute then g ave the background on the d veloprnent of a slide show using
George Perrin's dog Missy as an orientat ion for elementary school children to the
Englewood Library. Some slides were shown to th Board, although no script has
b en written yet. Councilman Clayton sug sted that teach rs have some of the
c hildren see th slides and help write th e scrip t .
The walkin tour written to accompany th pi c torial bookl t was pass d out to
th Board . Mrs. Simon s aid that the Sertoma Club contact d her about conducting
tours o f Englewood as a part of the Bicentennial celebration . She talked to
incoming Sertorna President Doug Harder. Th e City ha a re d to furnish the
Hors car for the tours. The Board decided that through th Her i tage Committee
of the Bicentennial Committee, the Se rtoma Club would b told that they were
w lcorn to use the information in the li brary's wa lking tour if it would be
appropriate for them . Mr s . Simon also agreed, aft r om discussion , to look
into th n ed for more of the pictorial bookl t s t o b printed , as well a the
costs of printing more .
Miss Li hthall comm nded th library s t&ff for g tting a reo wed card to her in
on day.
Chairman Quaintanc
of appreciation t o
Board. Mr. D uPr
Mi Li hthall. Th
a ked the Board for its pl asur
Mr. Kuhlman and Mr. Maxw 11 than
rno v d that th Chairman writ th
motion was approv d unanimously ,
Th re b i n no further busin ' th t in wa adjourn d at :50 ,
t~ull) au tt d,
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March 10, 1976
The meeting of the City of Englewood Election Commi ssion was called
to order at 4:30 p.m. on Mar ch 10. 1976.
Members Present: Lois Gilbert
Barbara Burget
William D. James
Also Present : Eric Johannisson
Members Absent: None
Barbara Burget, 4108 South Inca, was introduced as the new member of
the Election Commission to fill the te~ to expire on February 1, 1980.
Eric Johann1sson discussed the election held on March 9, 1976 to fill
the vacancy on the Career Se rvice Board created by the expiration of
term of office on March 15, 1976 of William B. Hanson. The candidates
for the office were William B. Hanson and Leo Wedow. The results of
the election were as follows:
William B. Hanson • 77
Leo Wedow · 42
MRS. GILBERT ED AID S. BURGET SECONDED A ~TIO TO CERTIFY THE
RESULTS OF THE ELECTIO FOR THE OFFICE OF CAREER SERVICE COMMISSIONER
AND DECLARE WILLI B. HANSO THE W ER TO FILL THE TERM TO EXPIRE
0 MARCH 15, 1980. T e vote resul ed as follows:
Ayes: C ission Members Burget, Gilbert, Ja.es.
Nays: on
The motion carried.
T m eting was adjou ned at 4: 0 p •.
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OOLORAD .T TE UNIV ERSITY
COUNTY EXTENSION OFF" ICE
2378 W MA l ST
LITTLETON, COLORADO 8012.0
TELEPHONE 7D8-8ll33
March 5 , 1976
Mr. Packy Romans
Director Englewood Parks & Recreation
City Hall
Englewood, Colorado 80110
Dear Paclc.y,
Enclos ed is 1975 report of Mr. Merel Woods . Please see that the Englewood
City Mana er and Council receive this information.
Your11 truly,
Charles F. Lane
County Extension Director
CL /ad
Enclosure
tTY , U S A" 0 A "ICULTUit AHO A AllAH COUNTY C AT
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HEREL o. WOODS, rORESTER-HORTI CU LTURIST
Statistical Summary for 1975
"PHONL "'riELD *orrzcE *LETTER ttLITERATURE Jan. 109 53 6 26 29
reb. 136 21f7 .. 26 1,031 Har. lifO 176 5 8 1,293 Apr. 156 171 5 9 388 Hay 186 166 8 13 683
June 233 3116 21f 6 233
July 278 1,278 9 18 32 Au&. 281 1,192 5 6 61
Sept. 172 lflO 2 21 51
Oct. 111 1 86 lj
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Nov. 102 55 6 l!J 3
Dec. 61 73 3 lf8 16 Total 1,965 lf,353 81 195 3,836 • Explanation of above
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~-Horticultural inqu i ries, ordinance requ sts, Dutch elm disease and , out&oing calla.
~-Horticultural visits, Dutch elm disease (surveys, saaplin1, contactin,
and follow-up), ordinance r quests , aroup talks , clinics, public officials,
conf r ncaa and meetings attended . Ti .. apent within each cata1ory can be
very misleading .
~ - H lp aiv n to indiv iduals or etin a at the office .
Letters-L tters written for rec . n~ation 0 ordinance proble
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licensin1
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opinions and in o~tion.
Lit r ture -Hort!cul ur 1 litera ur , lie n in liete and notic • aiv n or • nt out.
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I. )Cutch ~!Ci•··~· >975 Amer!con elm lo•••• '"inly frco D.£.0, in the urban
Ara pahoe County Area.
No,
Englewood
Littleton
Cherry Hills
Greenwood
Columbine
Sheridan
Glendale
Unincorporated
County Areas
Cherry Hills Heights
Holly Hills
Sullivan Area
SE-E of B'dwy ~ So.
Bell,
SW-W of B'dwy L So,
of Bell,
NW-W of B'dsy L No,
of Bell,
of Trees
Df.:D
20
18
25
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2
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3
7
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total 84
\ of Loss
1.6\
1 .8\
2 .8\
2 .8\
1+.3\
3.1\
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0.0\
1,6\
6,7\
-(unknown, atleast 100
trees in this area) 2,\
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Others Removed
Not DED
5 only
Commento -Much of my ti,. ia still •Ith DCD but loooes ore down sirnlticsntlv thi~ ~ar in
We lost 151 tl'ees i n 192! and 84 in 1971_. Host areas are nov
Only In the s.w. County r • or the Platte Valley, unfo"tu,.toly,
below a
there are not
ny trees left . Continu d vieilance must be kept up in case nev
• reins broe out , Thio year I h •• carried ~ro susp ecte ov,. to ••tch In 1970
but not a significantly large number.
Tho t e help d spot •urvoy and o plo i n <nel••ood nd Lit tleton, It v • • h lp,
but I did '-• to o end conoidoroblo ti., r ch <ki ne for ooiooiono •
ost b t not 11 o 1 t y ara dise s d or d d tr ea -
l d to fu tu lo aes . eh t! out . Th ae take
II. Th
ap ina nd to a
••tent in the fall i a for edueatJOft&l up t l s, el!nies nd short eo s s. 0
IIOat J'<lrt ,
h end of th y r, fo the Jonal I • ov
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I. ~~disease, 1Y75 American elm losses mainly from D.E,D. in the urban
Arapaho e County Area.
No, of Trees
Enelewood
Littleton
Cherry Hills
Greenwood
Columbine
Sheridan
Glendale
Unincorporated
County Areas
Cherry Hills Heights
Holly Hills
Sullivan Area
SE-E of B'dwy ~ so.
Bell,
SW-W of B'dwy ~ so .
of Bell,
NW-W of B'dsy ~ No.
of Bell .
total
OED
20
18
25
3
2
1
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1
II
3
7
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811
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1.6\
1,8\
2.8\
2 .8\
11,3\
3.1\
0,0\
0,0\
1 ,6\
6,7\
Others Removed
Not DED
5 only
-(unknown, atleast 100
trees in this area)
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Comments -Much of my time is still with OED but losses are down sienlficantly this
year in all areas. We lost 151 trees i n 19711 and 811 in 1975 . Most areas are now
b low a 5 loss, Only in the S,W, County ar a or the Platte Valley, unfortunately,
there ar not many trees left , Continued vieil nee must be kept up in case nev
s rains break ou t, This year I h ve c rri d ~suspect over to watch in 1976
but not a significantly large number,
T e tate helped spot survey nd samrle in Enelewood and Littleton. It was a help,
but I did h v to spend considerable ti r ch c in for omissions.
o t but not ll of 1 t ye rs dis sed or d take eh t1 and
l j to utur lo sea.
II. T d t-in spt-in nd to ext nt in the fall is for edueati l
r P l a, clinics nd 1 ort co s a. 0 r around the end of the y r, for the
ay ow profs atonal im, ov nt nd upd in1.
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concerning all aspects of woody plants-not just Dutch elm disease. Other help does
spill over i nto other phases of horticulture, I hope this help, aainly via the
phone, field calls and general talks, ~ increase this year if the D~D disease
problem continues to slacken,
IV. Handling educational requests and complaints (and follow up on these) for
the ordinances of Littleton and Englewood ia another major part of my time.
Arborists are licensed each year separately for these two cities, In 1975 1 fifteen
licensed in Littleton ($ 25,00/Li c,= $ 375,00) and eighteen in Englewood ( $ 25,00/
l i cense : $ ~50,00,)
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RIVER DEVELOPMENT PROJECT CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE
(final)
March 11 -Advertise for bids.
March 22 -Specifications can be picked up by bidders.
March 31 -Pre-bid conference with bidders at 2:00 p.m.
at City Hall.
April 13-Receive bids at 2:00p.m. at City Hall.
April 19-Award of contract by City Council.
Last of April -Ground breaking ceremonies.
Construction to start as soon as possible after signing of contract.
Spring of 1977 -Golf Course opening.
FINAL REVISIO AS OF MARCH 9, 1976.
cc: Harry Taylor
Kells aggoner
arl ollenberger
Dorot Romans
Ernest P. Romans
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March 11 -Advertise for bids.
March 22 -Specifications can be picked up by bidders.
March 31 -Pre-bid confer nee w
at City Hall.
bidders a 2:00 p.m.
April 13 -Receive ids t 2: p •• a City Hall.
April 19-Award of contract by Cfty Council.
Last of Apr11 -Ground breaking cer nies.
Construction to start as soon as possible after signing of contract.
Spring of 1977 -Golf Course opening.
FINAL REVISIO AS OF
cc: Harry aylor
lls aggon r
Karl oll er er
Ooro R01111ns
Er st P. R ns
CH 9. 1976.
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CRISWELL, PATTERSON & BALLANTINE
.JOWN A. Clltl!IWI:LL
GA"V P ATTI:,.!ION
•t:Vt:RLY N . BALLANTINI(
:1780 SOUTH BRDAOWA\
ENGL.CWOOO, COLORADO 801 I C
T£L[FHON£: (303 ) 761·080(
.JOHN N. MC HAMARA, .lilt,
.ICHN L MYL.I:e March 8, 1976
To: Mayor, Members of City Council, City
Manager and City Attorney
From : Criswell, Patterson ' Ballantine
Subject: Atchison Ranch litigation
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With respect to the above matter, which, as you -all know,
is pending before the Colorado Supreme Court from Atchiaona' appeal
of the trial court's decision against them, I have been advised
that the oral argument session, which was originally scheduled for
April S, 1976, has b en vacated becaus th Court has entered an
order extending th time for oral arg in this case beyond
that which is granted ~n th typical ca W have been advised
that oral argument w~ll b r ch ul d tiae in May and
that each aide will b grant d a full or arqu.ent purposes.
I will, of cour dvise you of as soon as I learn
of it.
JA.C: cl.ta
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REGULAR MEETING OF FEBRUARY 10, 1976
Chairman Leonard called the meeting to order at 8:00 P. M.
Members present: Bevier , Seymour, Leonar d, Wetterstrom, Kreiling,
Kramer
Members Absent: Maddox
Also Present: Asst. City Attorney Clark, D. Romans, Acting Director
of community Development, w. F. Brokate, Ass't. Director
of community Development
Chairman Leonard: It will take a positive vo te 5 out of the 6 members
present to gr ant a ~dri ance.
zu1der zee oyster Bar case No. 6-76
1001 West Hampden
REQUEST: A variance to permit modification of existing advertising
and s1gn.
STAFF REPORT: Applicant is request1ng a variance from Section 22.5-6(a)
of th zon1n g Ordinanc • which proh1bita animated signa. Signs in
qu st1on ar gear whe ls that r volve and platform that mov a
v rt1.cally.
w ldon LaMont
Ph on1x, Ar1z. -St t a h is th
ur nt , Inc. n d pr s nt d th
Executl.v
P. 0. BOX
Food R
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t ur nts, Inc.
Arlington, T x • 76010
bru ry 6, 1 7
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contractor or Ex cutiv Food R at-
oll 1ng 1 tt r fo r )us t1f1cat1.on:
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Appllc t10n or va 1 nc o l tX
modifica i o to n x1at1n b ld
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It is a fact that the existing building located at 1001 West Hampden
has up to the present time had a motion sign made up of a rotating
windmill with l~ghted paddles whose diameter exceed forty-four feet
and with each paddle-section which has a cross dimension of thirty
inches. This produces a basic surface area of one hundred ten square
feet of neon l~ghted area on a basic cross which turned at the rate
of two revolutions each minute .
This type of identity is now considered to be a sign under the present
code. It probably was also considered a sign under the former code.
We now want to modify or alter this large rotating sign by substitut-
ing a small series of artifacts whose total surface area will not
exceed forty-eight feet and which will not contain any direct
illumination, in other words we want to remodel the existing sign
surfaces, elements and whatever els you may wish to call these
various items, so as to present a different image all under the same
ownership and direction without having to close the business or com-
promise an already existing use. We do make th~s request by qualifying
the sign and this request under provis~on 22, 7-9, Al and 2 and B
"Continuance of non-conforming signs" page 25 of the existing codes.
W consider th arrang ment of elements on the building front to b
a "work of rt" as d f~ned in Article 22,7-12 definition Paragraph
33-5 pag 2 of the ex~sting cod .
/a/ R. M. J horek, Sup rv~sor of Op rations
Thy ar
up of a
~gn cod ,
prob ly
• ctlon o
of a sign mad
fac , wh~l this ~s n w
t~vat s~gn w~th large paddl a
rs pr s nt. Th re ar
with approval of
a non-conforming
of th six r qu~r menta
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They have opened the restaurant at Alameda and Colorado in Glendale
within the last 60 days.
Robe rt Jehorek
3277 south oseola -Is the manager of the restaurant for 3 years
and has been constantly worrying about the windmill blowing down
as they did have one blow off and with the correction they are making
and the engineering that is put into it, they should not have any
problems. The w~ight differental between the windmill and the gears is
approximately a ton vs 300 lbs. The plans were certified by a
colorado Engineer. It cost a great deal to get it all worked out.
Aubrey Brelsford, Architect
6023 south Cherrywood Circle -Has a business at 300 East Hampden
Avenue in Englewood. He was chairman of the Englewood Sign Code
committee and spent almost 2 years putting this Code together.
He was member of Board of Appeals in Denver for 4 years and chairman
for 3 years so is familiar with the situation, and am sympathetic
to the Board. The citizens of Englewood are concerned enforcing
sound environmental practice. When I firs saw this concept I
thought it was unbeli veabl . In the Sign Code-section 22.5-1 b.
To encourage signs which ar w 11-d sign d and compatible with their
surroundings and with th build1ngs t o which hey are appurtenant.
and S ction 22.5-1 c. To provid a r son bl balanc b tw en th
right of an ind1v1dual to id nt1ty hLs buain as and th right of
th public to b prot ct d ga1n th VL ual discord resulting from
th unr strict d prolif r tion of sLgna and similar d vic s. This
b consid r d to b w 11 n d or p tibl with th
I 1 · V th pub11C LS being
n onaLat n
d1aplay
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prolif ratLon
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I am eliminating a few word s that do not apply in this case. Sign:
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Any object, device which is used to attract attention b y any means,
including words, letters, figures, design, symbols, motion or illumin-
ation. Under this definition the whole building would probably be
considered a sign.
Under what is permitted under districts: Subsection 4-b permits
3 signs per lot line, s i nce there are 2 front lines, 6 signs would
be permitted. The ground sign plus computation of parts of the build-
ing, including all devic e s, totals at least 12. Subsection Sa
provides that no sign shall exceed 200 sq. ft. and the illuminated
portion of the building and junk is approximately 350 sq. ft.
Subsection Sa-l provides that the frontage on Hampden of 97 lineal
feet and Jason Street of 132 lineal feet, totalling 230 feet
would permit 280 sq. f t. of all signs. Even breaking all portions
of the wall signs, device s, which in this circumstance I do not
consider the proper approach, account for lSS sq. ft . on the
building plus 117 sq. ft. on the ground sign, totalling 272 sq.
ft. and 200 sq. f t. i s the maximum.
S ubsection 9 a gain prohibits an i mation. Now it was brough out
e arlier under non-con formi n g s i g ns, the original animated windmill
was non-co n f ormi n g but t h e code permitted its continued use since
i t was erected prio r t o t h e ordinance. Subsection b says that the
u se of non -con fo rm i n g sig ns shall be terminat d i f it is changes
i n any matte rwhich increases the non-compliance which at that location
does . Sub5ect1o n c -states non -conforming signs shall be terminat d
if t h sign 18 destroy d fro m any caus whatsoever. Since the wind-
mill u 10 de troy d the cod apply s t o thi s request.
W1 t h h
tthu
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r of violat ion s t o th sign code contained in
nd do t o the f a c t that th non-conforming sign
I r spect fu l ly r e que s t that this variance b
now h s a business locat d
rom 1954 t o 1959 wa s l o c t
n r taur nt. 1 8 an
1tte a n d while I don 't th1nk
rd do but 1 do think
sign
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groups that participated in it that i t took 2 ye a rs to form this sign
code to make it reas onable , much more reasonab l e than other sign
codes that we stud ied , and we think that they re a l ly wanted something
that was reasonable wh i ch would allow a bus i ness t o operate, to be
identified but to be kept within the reas o n ab le interpretation of the
code and my personal op i nion would be that much is to be desired in
the particular sign and it is not a reasonable compliance with the
code.
Kreiling: Mr. LaMonte, the letter mentions the surface will not exceed
48 ft. Mr. Brelsford was talking about 250 and 270 sq. ft. I am just
wondering how you arrived at the 48 ft.
LaMonte: Well I am not certain how the gentlemen arrived at his
square footage either but the elements were checked out earlier and
when the i nitial permit was requested and we have not at anytime cal-
culated the same s quare footage he arrive d at. I am not certain how
he ach i eve d h i s gro und sign calculations, the diameter of the primary
e mblem i tself i s 7 ft.
Clar k: Did I u n der s tand the testimony r ight t hat the present sign is
bout 85% comple t e .
LaMont : To qual ify an answer if you con sider the comple t e bui lding
as sign elements, yes. Th e structural i s complete not the sign
nts. The gear elements are temporary a n d will be taken down.
qu st~on is what is a work of art. I wou ld c hallange the arch-
tha p r sent d his findings that a not her architect's work i s
of Junk. I th i nk he wo u l d h ave a very d i ff icult time selling
11 rchit ct's on it . The works they creat e present eithe r
unct~onal or a s he t ic elem e nt of a r chi t ctur e. Suppos ly th
cr tion of an archit c t are co n s~d r d to b a wo rk of art.
Th r w a
Br lsford
long g n ral discussion b t w en Board members and Mr.
s o how th square foota g was a rriv d at.
Wett rstro mov d,
Rr r s cond d, th Public H ring be clos d.
S ymour, B vi r, Kreiling , Kram r, Leonard .
L onard: Th public h aring is clos d •
w t rstro rnov d,
S ymour s cond d, That w
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Nays: None
Absent: Maddox
Paul A. Smith for Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kauffman Case No. 7-76
5021 South Fox Street
REQUEST: A variance to permit a 15 sq. ft. overlot coverage and a
6 ft. projection into 25 ft. required front yard setback with porch
cover and decorative wall in an R-1-A zone.
STAFF REPORT: Applicant is requesting a variance from Section 22.4-2 (e)
of the Zoning Ordinance which limits lot coverage to 25% of the lot
area and Section 22.4-2(h) (2) (a) which requires a minimum of 25 ft. of
front yard, Proposed construction would result in 14.65 sq. ft. of
overlot coverage and a front yard setback of 18.8 ft.
Paul A. Smith
7611 East Cornell Avenue -states he is a contractor and they would
like to erect a porch cover over the existing slab and a decorative
wall to proJect 6 ft. into the 25 ft. setback.
It is not an integral part of the house. It .Ls decorative and is
only connected to the house by the exposed beams. The area would
be a court yard with gravel, trees and mayb orne bark. not used
as a walkway.
Plans w re pr sen d s Exhibits A and B.
w t rstro Th porch cover is 10 ft. 4 ~n . by 6 ft.
Kr nq: front wind • r
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from the neighbors.
Kreiling: I do see on the application where it says it will be
beneficial to the neighborhood and to the property value and other
elements that could be a hardship for the protection of that big
window.
Wetterstrom: Why do y ou feel this would be beneficial to the sur-
rounding areas?
Smith: Well it is beneficial in fact that it is notdegrading. It is
an atractive addition to the neighborhood. Is is something when
people go by they are not going to complain about.
Wetterstrom: It is certai nly more beneficial to the Kaufmans' than
it would be to any of the surrounding homes.
Smith: In a way it would be, yes. Except the other homes do not
look as well. But there has been extensive remodelling to other homes
in the area.
Kramer: Have any of the other homes had a face lift -shall we say.
Smith: In the last 5 years, they have nothing projecting from the
house, mostly storm win dows and this type of thing.
Wetterstrom: I don't b lieve any of the houses hav
essentially ou ts id of a paintJob, r oof1 ng and ston
b en chang d
front.
L onard: W hav a plot h r th t shows that all of th houses r
atraigh i n a row 1n tha block and I w nt by ther and look d at
them and I n otic d hat is th way they ar . Th1a would b th onl y
one tha 1 chang d.
Kr iling: L1ttl box a.
w tteratr I would br ak up th monotony fo r th n ighborhood.
Th y ar 11 l1ke.
L on rd: Is th r anyon th t wish s o a p ak in favor of th varianc ?
th nyon h re aho w1ah a to ape
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tion. There has been no polling of the n e~ghbo rhood, so you do not
know what the reaction of the neighborh ood would be .
S mith: No.
Richard Kau ffman
5021 South Fox -I can assure you the addition will really look
sharp and Paul has done a g reat job on the addition that we have
constructed behind the house. We have met a ll requirements. we
have talked to the n eighbor s, to both the north a n d south of us and
they think it is going t o be ve ry nice. All of the houses are in a
straight lin and I like a little variance . You know something pro-
jecting out, not just everything just goi ng straight. The house did
have a wrought iron fe nce along wi th the fibe r glass awning over the
porch area and we took that off. I really thing this will look good.
We wer thinking about moving out of the Englewood ar e a , we liked the
area, we like d the neighborhood. I wou ld like to have some freedom,
some acreage and stuff like this but it is too e xpensive, so we added
on to our hom . W have decided we are go~ng to stay and the addition
o n the fron t tha w want is mainly appearance. There is going to be
some prot ction for thos b~g w~ndows that ar in the front of the
hous and this kind of stuff.
clark: You ar looking principally at the aesth tic value than any
practical basis purpos or us ful purpos as th f amily is concerned.
JUs th d corativ ppearanc to the house?
K uffm
Clark:
Kauf
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R th r th n ny r 1 n ed or for any 1ly use?
n: Tha 1 correct .
Kr r: I ov th th Public Hearing clos d.
Bevi r cond d:
Ay s: S ymour, W tt ratrom, Kr iling, Kr r, Leonard
Na ys:
Abs nt:
motion th t th
v ri nc S c ion 22.4-4( ) of
hav th xtr 1 .5 aq. ft. nd
22.4-2(h) (a) wh1ch would r ault
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Nays: Wetterstrom, Leonard.
Abs ent: Maddox
Leonard: By this action the variance has been denied .
case No. 8 -76
Alber t Travis 830 west Stanford Drive
REQUEST: A varianc e to permit a garage 24 ft . by 30 ft. resulting in
an overlot coverage of 406 and to encroach 2 ft. into the north side-
yard in an R-1-A zone .
STAFF REPORT: Applicant is requesting a variance from Section 22 .4-2(e)
of the zoning Ordinanc e which limits lot coverage to 25% of the lot
area and Section 22 .4-2k(l)(c) which requires a 5 ft. sideyard set-
back fo r private garages and carports.
Proposed construction would result in overlot coverage of 406 sq. ft.
and would e n croach 3 ft . int o the required sideyard setback.
Exhibit "a" and "b"-the neighbor's statement of n o objection from th
property owners on both the north and south.
Albert Tra vis
830 west Standard Drive -W just n ed another garage I hav a pickup
and a small car. MY boy has a regular Jeep and pickup truck and we
want to build a garag .
Seymour: You hav a garag th r now?
Trav1s: It 1 an
It will b a 24 f
an 8 ft. as m nt 1ch w
on th s1d of the1r hous
to JOCk y
Th re was discussion s o h lo
pplic n did no s 1 10 t. of
th ground 1nto 85' by 105'
th lot 75' by 105'.
h v a 68 Toyota park d in it .
th back of th lot. Ther lS
on. They hav 10 or 12 ft.
straight in on door but will
rs. The south end w1ll b
nd that th
The build r
built thu hous
Mrs. Tr vis
830 w at S nford Drlv -Th land b ck wh r w w n to build h
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garage is fill dirt and we can't even get grass to grow there.
our family is grown and there is no alley and the g arage will act
as a fence. It will add to our home.
Clark: Mr. Trav is to the south of you, are there any residences.
contiguous to your lot line?
Travis: Yes
Clark: What is the distance between the t wo Lmp rovements on the
respective lots?
Travis: Between the two houses, maybe 25 to 30 ft.
clark: There are no homes to the immediate north of you?
Travis: There is one, it is a short block, there are three houses
on it.
Clark: What effect would this garage h~v on the other homes there?
Trav is: I don't th ink it would affect t hem. w have letters signed
by the neighbors, one on the south and one on the north.
clark: The p urpose in asking this question, will it hav any effec t
on their vision, light or whatever.
Leonard: Is there anyone here who wishes to speak in favor or against
this variance r quest? There is no one present.
Leonard: It ha b en posted and advertised and all the requi rements
have been met.
Wetterstrom: Mr. Travis, you stated that you have so many cars that
you want to g t off th str et . What do you eel ~• th pro) ct d
n d in the future?
our son has our hom • h~s 1 gal r aid nee. H is not living
11 of th tim . H driv • r th ro d. H u only
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v ry 30 days or 2 months,
o t1nk r
H is no
gon .
round wi h his
m rr~ d nd
Tr via you
d cutt1n
at ach d
th n a w e or so
J p ps his pic up
he hom w~ll b long to h1.11 wh
asking for w ully larg g
down, in smuch s you lr
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Travis: I don 't know without talk~ng to my son as he is helping pay
for the garage.
Mrs. Travis: My son works on his cars and in a 24 ft. by 24 ft. garage
there is hardly room for a workbench and for the cars.
Kreiling: When will he be back ~n town?
Mrs. Trav is : He w~ll call us by March lOth. our house is by the
drainage park the c ty buil t recently . There are a lot of people
around there. A lot of the neighbors have had their campers broken
in to. We have had two aerials broke off and my son has had a mag
wheel, tire and al l off of his pickup. Of course it is not good to
have his pickup s itting out in the sun and snow. It will be his home
when we go. He was raised there and he would like to make his home
there. That is why h fe els like putting money into the place.
Kramer moved,
Wetterstrom seconded, that we table the matter until the
the next regular meeting to be held
March 10, 1976.
Ayes: Bevier , Seymour, Wetterstrom, Kreiling, Kramer, Leonard
Nays: None
Absent: Maddox
Leonard: By this action we have tabled the matter, please contact
y our son and he shou ld be at the next meeting of March 10, 1976.
If that is not possible ask him how he feels about going to a smaller
garage of 24 ft. by 24 ft . against th present request of 30 ft. by 24
ft .
Wett rstr For he f~rst case, I thought we should ov r the
informat1on and facts presented and com up with a motion to be read
at the n xt m ting.
Clark: 1 don't
JUst op n it for
on hnding o
o f ct into th
now wh th r you n d to make that motion or not •
discussion, th n after you fully discuss it and agr
ct. Th n you can r ad th t long with your f1nding
court r cord.
kJ.p down hrough it. Th PublJ.c aring w s
nd th s id pro rty at 1001 West Hampd n 1s
th condJ.tiona for this Board to x rcJ.s
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nd discr tion to gr nt a id varianc , as do, in f ct.
r word • J.t h a b n post d and advert1s d and th
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That, in addition thereto, the following factors militate against the
granting said variance. The following factors against would be:
Item no. 2, item no. 3, item no. 4, item no. 5, item no. 6. There-
fore I would move that the Board deny the appeal for a variance.
Seymour: You are saying that is why you are a g ainst, or are you
making a motion?
Wetterstrom: Th intent of my motion is that w deny the variance.
First he admits he has a non-conforming sign and he wants to change
to a non-conforming s1gn which 1s not perm1tted.
Seymour: What about his contention that it is a work of art?
Wetterstrom: I do not agre as far
Department would already have legal
for a non-conforming sign because h
as I am concerned th Building
ground to revoke his permit
has already altered it.
I did not know he had altered the one in Glendale, already or I
might have gone by and looked at it but I don 't think it would
enhance th property. It certainly didn't improve the value of it.
Seymour: I Just half k ping my
Who ev r des1gned 1t do s figur
man's JUnk 1s another man's work
it could b consider d a work of
L onard:
Seymour: I
cond1t1ons, w
varianc
purpo
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ag in
mind open that it is a work of art.
it is a work of art. You know one
of art. It 1s a point to consider,
art nd not sign at all.
s, do you agr W1th his findings
ix r qu1r m nts?
m1l1 n l y to all six of th s
1n our w 1 career grant anoth r
I gu ss veryo n was, that our motions must
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But you have got to say, these are the facts and findings of the
Board with respect to this hearing. Then you have to state that
either these facts conform to all of the six guideline or they don't
conform to any one ro all of the six guidelines. If the facts don't
conform, if they conform to five and not to six, you still have to
deny it because the law states it has to conform to all six of them.
Kreiling : This is not a suggestion for a motion.
clark: You do not have to do that by motion, what you do, is discuss
the matter, everyone has a discussion on the matter, so you discuss
this back anf forth, then you finally conclude this is the finding
of the Board. That the fac ts do not substantiate or come withing the
six guidelines and so therefore you poll and finally agree as to
these findings and come to th conclusion that the matter should be
denied. The Chairman then gives the concerted opinion of the Board.
But you discuss it, you are seven judges sitting there discussing it.
But one of them have to be the spokeman for the concerted opinion of
the entire group.
Kreiling: But you can't have a long winded affair for your motion.
Clark: A motion and order are two different things. I might stand
down here and ask my motion be heard of you gentlemen, my motion
being the right to withdrew from a case or the right to enter a case
or something like that. You either grant or deny my motion. This is
the same way here, they are petitioners, you are listening to the
facts and as a result of the facts you are going to made a decision
is going to be in the form of an order or a finding.
Seymour: When w mak the motion do w have to go through all of this?
clark:
and in
do not
be met,
that th
a motion. You make a finding, stating the facts
1nding of facta, you then stat that these facts
on or 6 conditions or guidelin a that hav to
You don't malt
not of your
conform with
so th refor
vari nc b
• 1t is the ruling of this quasi-judical body
denied.
Seymour: 00 a th cha1rm n s y th t v ryt~ 1
clark: Y a. You couldn't 11 speak at the sam tim •
L on rd: Th r cord h s to show who vot d ye1 and who voted no.
I think you h v to do a littl mor th n JUSt diacuaa it. Th fact
th t you d1scuaaing th11 nd you aay no no n~~ r 6 and ao on.
I th1nk i a o o a l1t l furth r th n tha , a d c1aion would
h v to b d and th r cord would hav to ahow h vot d, no and
ao on.
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Clark: I thing you are correct but birst of all you have to discuss,
then after you discuss it you say is there any further discussion
on the matter, then you can go ahead and take the poll concerning
whether you vote yes or no and each one can identify his reasons
with his vot . This is fine for th records.
Leonard: Then we go back and then mak out th1s requirement.
Clark: At the next hearing you say th r w a discussion and there
was a vote taken concerting the finding in r lation to the law and
1t is the concerted o plon or the ma jority op1n1on of this Board
that th var1ance should be deni d. Tha 1s all that is necessary and
if they want the tran script , it is right there .
What you ar doing, you have to be th spok sman. But I think each
one of you can go into the record as you g1v your "aye" for this
reason, th n as a final situation as do you say by th1s vote , we
eith r grant or deny the motion.
seymour: Now you say we don't need a mot1on, and this says suggested
format for motion, and 1t has the mov d and seconded.
clark: You can tak that format lik anyoth r format and fit it
to your circumstances. The principal thing with respect to what you
to do is go on record with a compl t record, so that if anybody
wanted a transcrip t of it, it would b complete. This basically
what you are endeavorin g to do. Th oth r thing you are endea voring
to do is to have a complendiscussion of th facts as they a p peared
here. Then it is question of discussion to see whether or not these
facts as presented befor t~is quaS1JUdical board meet the six
requirem nts as gu1delines.
Wett rstrom: I mov that th Board aft r holding the proper h ring,
recog1n1z1ng the prop rty was post d and adverti ed, tak1ng 1nto
tion the six guidelines that must be m t in order hat this
m y b gr nt d tha we do gran th var1anc a requeated
by th p
Kram r:
Kre i ll.ng:
six
h motion.
is positH
posit1v motion nd •
r, " y " or "n y" nd st t
six or you don't find all
Th ppl1c nt is r qu sting a v rianc
volv1ng pl tform, now so w d ny
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this. He is then withi n his r i ghts with the exception o f the pennants
to go ahead and put the rest of it up as long as he does not fl~p
the switch and make the gears go around. He could set there in a
stationary mode and still have the gear wheels and barrel hanging
there and the whole routine and co~ld be setting there stationary,
it just can't move ?
wtterstrom: As long as he does not exceed whatever figure we came up
that he could not exceed in sign area, he has nothing moving, he has
no banner moving.
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it as long as he does not exceed the total.
Wetterstrom: Providing Mr. arokate will give him a permit for alter-
ing the sign.
seymour: The movement is the non-conformity.
The paddles are gone, so now putting up those stationary gear wheels
and if you go back to Paragraph 5 -work of Art: it says sign that
d oes not proclaim the product or something. There is nothing about
those gear wheels or other things that proclaims the product that
contains the nam or anything and I do not see how we can consider
it a sign. The o nly thing identify the products, "FUdd Food Factory."
wetterstrom: In other words you go out and look at a bill board,
the total sign is the background , scenery which in this same context
is a work of art. Th is is advertising a product is, smoke L and M.
S ymour: In that case I would agree with you. In this case and
not say i ng ~t ~s a work of art, but I do not consider the rest of it
part of the s~gn.
W tter tr Going b ck to th windmill that was there b fore h
disruptt d ~t. it h d four pan ls that turn d. Under your theory
th t w s not revolv~n g sign.
S ymour: Th t
building.
Kram r:
nim t d
uld h v b n a work of art or d coration of th
fo r us only ref rs to th on s ction -th
pproval or d~s pproval. If w approve it h
, i w dis pprove it th n he has to com back to th
nt for pprov l for what ver • n he do • h v
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Leonard: We have a motion and a second, as the secretary polls the
Board, you give your reasons for voting the way you do. We will
try to incooporate that into the final th ing.
Bevier: My answer is no, because it does not comply with Section
22.5 -6(a) Animat d: There shall not be animated signs.
Seymour: No, because it does not ju stify numbers 1, 2. 3 and 4.
Wetterstrom: No, I do not find that the applicant satified a n y of
the six necessary substantiating f acts .
Kr eiling: No, in that the sign code does not permit t he replaceme nt
of a animated sign which was installed prior to chan ge in t h e c o de
with another animated sign.
Kramer: No, the testimony and fi ndings do not show the applicant
meets the guidelines of numbers 1, 2, 3 and 4.
Leonard: No, for the reason that it is an animated sign which
violates the sign code and it has no particular value and the
six con ditions related to the subJec t property are not met.
Six members of the Board voted "no ".
Clark: Th recording secretary will type up the consolidated opinions
and you, Mr. Chairman, will read it right into the records and the
vote was this, and wh ereby thi vot and find 1ngs w deny the --
JUS r ad th consolidated finding in to the recor ds and th vote
1nto th r cords.
L onard: At th t1m wh n h ard h c a of R1chard Ka uffman
r qu sting the overlot cov r ge and proj c 1on i nto th front yard.
w d n1ed th var1 nc but e d1d not go into th r eaaona for d nying
lt.
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on ta our r aona for
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vot
vot r
that 1t ia cone rn d
should o b ck ov r th ca1e
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o. 7-7 r conaJ.d r d.
Cl k: Do you h v n w v1d nc o w ail?
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Kramer: Don you have new evidence or what is the basis?
clark: I there can be a motion presented and it cas be seconded
and if it is seconded have a vote on it.
Leonard: Even without the presence of those involved? I mean ~he
people are not here now.
Clark: I don't thing they would be prejudiced by this-you can do it
without the ir presence.
Leonard: They have no way of rebuttal and they have no way to answer
the new findings.
clark: Are you raising because of the new findings, is there some
question about the new findings.
Kramer: I want to reconsider it.
Clark: One member can ask to reconsider the situation, you can have
a motion and it can be seconded. You can reconader the situation
because you are not being prejudical to the petitioner.
Wetterstrom: I second the motion.
Leonard: It has been moved and seconded that we reconsider case No. 7-7 6.
Aye s:
Nays:
Abs ent:
Bev ier, Seymour, Wetterstrom, Kreiling
Kram r, Leonard
Maddox
Leonard: This kin d of a motion only requires ~ .imple majority.
that th Board find that all proc dural requirements
, i ncludi ng but not limit d to, public notic and
hearing h v n m t and said property at 5021 south Fox is zoned
R-1, th t all of th conditions e x ist in order for this Board to
x rcise ~ts authority, do infect, x ist insofar as the subj ct property ,
is concerned nd that 1n addition thereto, th following factors mili-~
tate for or gainst the said variance,
Kreiling: I s cond the motion,
B v1 r: Y s, I f 1 th six conditions have b n m t.
seymour: R luctan•4-ly I mus vo no, b cause it does
It two and thr
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that it brea.,ks the monotony of the box-like app .earance of the
neighborhood; immediate neighbors already gave their approval to the
owner; the notice to the general public of hearing recoginized with
no appearance of the opponent or proponent
Kramer: No, I do not feel the variance applicat~on meets the criteria
number one and two.
Leonard: No, for the reason it has no useful purpose, does not meet
the conditions in Items two and three, and violates Section 22.4-2(e)
of the zoning Ordinance and Section 22.4-2(h) (2) (a) of the zoning
Ordinance.
Schne ider: Mr. Chairman, by the vote, 2 ~ q o ~rs voted yes and 4
members voted no.
Leonard: By this action the variance is denied.
Bevier moved,
Seymour seconded, the minutes for D cernber and January be
approved as written.
Ayes: B vier, Seymour, wett rstom, Kreiling, Kramer, Leonard.
Naya: Non
Aba nt: M ddox
There b ~ng no furth r busine a to come befor th Board th
m ting adJourn d at 11:30 P. M.
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BOARD OF CAREER SERVICE COMMISSIO!JERS
February 26 , 1976
Robert Brundage , William Hanson , Her b e r t Hosanna ,
Jo Ellen Turner , Ed ward White
None
Richard Lorig , Margare Freeman , Harlan Bucholz ,
Raymond Schneider , Kie h Lockwood , Ken Holland
Rev . Hosanna called the mee lng o order a 7:00p .m.
MR. WHITE MOVED , AND r~R. HAN: '
OF THE MEETING OF JANUARY 1 5 ,
, DED, TO APPROVE THE MI NU TES
Ayes: f , rll son , Ho anna , Turner , Whi te
Nays:
The m ~tl o n carrl
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erm s Comm1::;sloner . H lso noted
elec in si 1ner before the
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BE MADE T O THE CITY COU CIL TO AMEND THE 1966 RESOLUTION 0 RELATED
EMPLOYEE •
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, ays :
The mot i n carried .
Brundage , Hanson , Hosanna , Turner , Whi e
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Th e next item on the a e nda was he revision for the job
clas s i f i ca i on plan . Mr . Lorig informed the Board th a
he p r ocess w 11 ake ppro x imately wo months . All pos i io n s
will be com le Ply u 1 te . A form il be com le ed b y each
em loyee describin~ hl s /her job ln detail , reviewed y his/he r
supervisor an r t men t hea in such a way in v olving mid -
management .
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The oral examination for Lieutenant in the Fire Department was
discussed. Mr . Lorig recommended to the Board that the final
score of each candidate consist of 50% written and 50% oral
and the pas·ing score be a 70% overall average. The oral board
is to consist of individuals from fire departments in other
comm nities a nd one Englewood citizen .
~tR . BRU. DAGE ~lOVED , AND ~IR . WHITE SECONDED , TO APPROVE THE
RECOMME;~!:>ATIO: THA:' THE ORAL BOAR!:> COASIS':' ')F INDIVIDUALS
FROM OTHER FIRE DEPARTf.1EN':' A.m ONE ENGLEWOOD ITIZE. AND
THAT THE RITTEiJ A. D ORAL E.XAMINATIO:~ SCORE BE AVERAGED A:-JD
THE PASSING SCORE BE 70%.
Ay ::::
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The moth>n c rrin
3r ndage, Hanson , Hosarna , Turner, White
'Jone
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':'he disc siou of ne proc ure or est. blishing an el1gib111 y
1st !or 0!'1 v 1'/0 r tor/En ine e r ed to the s gges ion hat
the fin 1 score ~ )0% from each the pr·c ical and he written
10r 1ons.
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ECQ, DED, .HAT THE PRACTICAL
~ OTHER DEP ARTII'.E.n, ,m WRI TTE.l
EW OD DEPAR ~1E. T F • THE D/0/E
Brunda· , H nson, Hosanna, T rner, hite
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Under Commissioners' Choice there was no new business.
Mr. Lorig, under Personnel Director's Choice, informed the
Board that the survey hase of negotiations had been com leted,
and that the nego iators were in he process of making reviPw
of the City's f nancial condition.
He also asked th Board for a motion concerning
Examination, since he position was now defunct .
he De ective
MR . HA~SON M0VED, A D MR. WHITE SECONDED, THAT THE TEST BE REMOVED
AND THE PROTESTS !WT BE A TED UPON .
Ayes:
Nays:
mhe motion carried.
Br ndag , Hanson , Hosanna, Turner , W i e
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MRS. TURNER MOVED, AND MR . WHITE SECO!JDED, TO APPROVE THE ELIGI-
BILITY LIST FOR POLICE OFFICER , RECORDS CLERK, MAINTE:lANCE ORKER -
WASTEWATER,MECHA IC'S HELPER.-PUBLIC WORK , MAI!JTENA. CE ORKER -
SERVICENTER , BUILDI~JG INSPECTOR, MAI TENANCE 'NORKER -STREET .
Ayes:
Nays:
The motion c rri d.
Brundage, Hanson , Hosanna, Turner, White
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PL <T OPERATOR , RECO
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ROBINSON , Martin
Sf.UTH , Marilee
New Employees:
KELLEY , Karen
OLSON , Ch r istopher
POLLOCK , Carl
TUNE , John
Return from leave:
COOPER , D nnis
Promotion:
FRA. K, Karen
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Records Clerk -Police
effective 2/1/76
Children 's Librarian
effective 2/2/76
Firefighter 4th Class
effective 2/16/76
Firefighter 4th Class
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Equip. Opr. I -ParKs
effective 1/16/76
Maintenanceworker -Pks .
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CaJet o Recor s Clerk
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REN.ER, Charles
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BLU E THAL , Jame
KAPAU. , Richard
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SALZ, Bettie
SCHUTZ , Alan
Recirement:
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Firefighter 2nd Class
effective 1/16/76
Lieutenan -Fire
effec ive 1/15/76
Sr. Records Clerk
effeccive 2/29/76
Police Ofcr. 2nd Cla s
effective 2/15/76
Foreman -Water Di s
effec ive 1/ Oi76
Chief C stodian
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Jr. Ace . C rk-Finance
Parkin Enf. Ofcr .
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Pollee Ofcr . l:it Class
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MEMORANDU M TO THE E.1GLEviOOD CITY COU!ICIL REGARDL G ACTIO~ OR
RECOMMEN DATION OF THE CAREER SERVICE BOARD OF COMMIS lOnERS
DATE :
SUBJECT:
February 26 , 1976
Recommenda~ion hat he 1966 Council Resolution on
"Related Employees " be changed.
RECOM!>1E~DATIO : Unanimously approve d:
The Career S ervice Commi ssioners recommend to the
City Council hat the Reso tion passed at its
regular mee in held on the 5th day of December,
1966 be changed to read a s follows:
"Related Employ ees -The Board of Career Service Commissioners
hereby adopt the rinciple tha erson related by b loo d or marriage
o City employees shall no , by ha fact , be disqualified from
employment with he City . Persons rela e d by bl ood or marriage
shall be permi tea vO work in the same epartmen as lon as hey
do not work in he same facill y or on he same shift or under the
immediate s pervision of any per son rela ed to hem. This shall
pertain to those e m loyees that become rela ed after employment
or are eligibl e for romotional examinations that would place
t hem in the same department upon promo ion. En ry level appoint-
ments o f rela ed p rsons to he same department will be excluded.
From and after he a e of Council 's ap rov 1 o f this provision,
whenever t~o employees wit hin the same department in the same
facility or on the same shif , in ermarry , or become related in
ano her manner, one of uc1 employees shall be ransferred to
ano her job in his or her classi ca ion in h same departmen
nether facility or on o ano hP.r shift, or in he case of dire c
su ervision o f on rel erson over no her , s~ch s pervision
no betn voi e bY it r ransfe: , c. e loyee
shall h r jo 1 h or her clas 1:1cat1on
in noth r not hi h r han h or s
rovld n !f no vac .
she sh 1 for r1od of on r.
rlhich of o r nsfer 1 1
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A RESOLUTION A!'!E:mi: G THE RESOLUTION PASSED AT THE CITY COUNCIL
MEETnG HELD 0. THE 5TH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1 66,
WHEREA S , he Board of Career Service in their meeting
of Febr ary 26 , 1976 , recommended that the Reso lu ion passed at
the Council mee ing held on the 5th day of December , 1966, be amended.
;10 , THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COU. CIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , that. the following be establishe d:
"Related Employees -The Boar of Career Service
Commissioners hereby adop the principle that persons related
by blood or marriage t o Ci y employees shall not , by that fact,
be disqualified fro empl o yment with the City . Persons related
by blood or marriage shal be permitted to work in the same de-
par men a s long as hey o not work in the same facility or on
he same shif or under he immediate supervision of any person
related to them . This shall per ain to hose employees that be-
come rela ed after employment or are el igible for promotional
exa in ions ha wo 1 lace them in the same department upon
,remotion. En ry level ap o intment s of r el,ted persons to the
same ep rtment wi ll be excluded. From an fter the date of
Co neil's p rova~ of thi s revision , whenever two employees
wi hin the same epar men in th same facili y or on the same
shi , intermarry, o r b come relate in another manner, one
of s ch employees shall be tr ansferr o another job in his or
h r class ific ion in the same epar men a another facility
o on o no her uhi f t , or in th case of irect supervis ion of
one rel ted person over nether, s~ch supervision no being
void y in~ part. ntal ransfer, such em loyee
1 rr o r jo• in hi o r her classifica ion
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:i e no hi· r • han he or she then
jo v c n y or , if no vacancy,
, loymen list for a perio d
m oy s shall be so rans-
or n o her e oymen e-
o c rrv out this ol icy shall
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ex officio City Clerk-?reasurer
I, William James , ex officio City Clerk of the City
of Englewoo , a e of olorado , hereby certify that he abuve
is a true, accurate, and com lete copy of Resolu ion Jo.
Series of 1976.
ex offfcio Ci y Clerk-Treasurer
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MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR
RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION.
DATE : March 2, 1976
SUBJECT : Findings of Fact -Case #4-76
RECOMMENDATION:
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Wade moved :
illiams seconded: The Planning Comm i ssion approve and recoa-
mend to City Council the Findings of Fact
on Case #4-76, proposed amendment of the Comp rehensive Zoning
Ordinance regarding "Temporary Structures."
AYES : Ed Smith, Tanguma, Wade , Williams
NAYS : one
ABSTAIN : Jones, Parker , Don mith
ABSENT : Jorgenson , Pierson
The motion carried .
By Order of the City Plannin
and Zoning Commission.
4kf~JJ~ tertrude G. etY
Re cording Secretary
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City of Englewood, Colorado
IN THE MATTER OF CASE #4-76, )
FINDINGS OF FACT, CONCLUSIONS )
AND RECOMMENDATIONS RELATING )
TO AN AMENDMENT TO §22.5, )
SUPPLEMENTARY REGULATIONS AND )
§22.8, DEFINITIONS, OF THE )
COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDI A CE )
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, )
COLORADO. )
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A Public H aring was held in connection with
Case No. 4-76, on February 18, 1976, in the Council Chambers
at the Engl ew ood City Hall. Th following members of the
Commission were present: Mr. Jorgenson, Mr. Ed Smith,
Mr. Tanguma, Mrs. Wade, and Mr. Williams.
The following members of the Commission were absent:
Mr. Jones, r.tr. Parker, Mrs. Pierson and r. Don Smith.
FINDINGS OF FACT
.. pon r view of the evid nee tak n in t he form of
t stimony, pr s ntations, reports and filed documents, the
City Planning and Zoning Commis ion makes th following
findin of fact:
Th t proper no i of the me ting to consider
rezoning wa iv n by publi ca ion in the Engl •ood
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5, That the proposed amendment would be applicable
to any temporary structure in each of the Zone Districts .
6. That it is proposed that the Comprehensive
Zoning Ordinance be amended as follows :
a. To be added to §22.8 Definitions :
A structure which is buil t of such materials
and in such a way that it would coamonly be
expected to have a relatively short life, or
is built for a purpose that would co.-only
be expected to be relatively short, OR ANY
STRUCTURE INTENDED FOR NO PERMANENT USE OR
OCCUPANCY.
b. To b added to §22.5 , Supplementary Regulations:
Structure , Temporary -use and term: ALL
TEMPORARY STRUCTURES SHALL CONFORM TO THE
OCCUPANCY OR USE FOR THE ZONE DISTRICT IN
WHICH IT IS TO BE LOCATED. SUCH TEMPORARY
STRUCTURE SHALL NOT EXIST FOR A PERIOD OF
MORE THAN SIX CONTINUOUS ONTHS UNLESS
OTHERWISE APPRO ED BY THE CO DE ENFORCEMENT
DIVISION FOR A PERIOD OT TO EXCEED AN
ADDITIONAL SIX ONTHS,
CONCLUSIONS
1. That proper Public otic of the Public H aring
was given.
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RECOMMENDATION
Therefore, it is the recommendation of the City
Planning and Zoning Commission to the City Council of the
City of Englewood, Colorado, that the Comprehensive Zoning
Ordinance be amended as follows:
1. To be added to §22.8, Definitions:
A structure which is built of such materials and
in such a way that 1t would co-only be expected to have a
relatively short life, or is built for a purpose that would
co.-only be expected to be relatively short, OR ANY STRUCTURE
INTENDED FOR NONPERMANENT USE OR OCCUPANCY.
2. To be added to §22.5, Supplementary Reaulations :
Structures, Temporary -use and term: ALL TEMPORARY
STRUCTURES SHALL CONFORM TO THE OCCUPANCY OR USE FOR THE ZONE
DISTRICT IN WHICH IT IS TO BE LOCATED. SUCH TEMPORARY STRUCTURE
SHALL NOT EXIST FOR A PERIOD OF MORE THAN SIX CONTINUOUS
MONTHS UNLESS OTHERWISE APPROVED BY THE CODE ENFORCEMENT
DIVISION FOR A PERIOD NOT TO EXCEED AN ADDITIONAL SIX MONTHS.
Upon a vote taken at a meeting o f the City Planning
and Zoning Commission on February 18, 1976, those persons
voting in favor of the amendments to th Comprehensiv Zoning
Ordinance were: Mr. Jorgenson, Mr. Ed Smith, Mr. Tanguma,
Mrs. Wade and Mr. Williams.
No persons voted in opposition.
Those per ons who were absent wer
r. Park r, Mrs. Pi rson and Mr. Don Smith.
BY ORDER OF THE CITY PLA ING
A D ZO I G COKMISSIO •
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MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR
RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION •
DATE: March 2, 1976
SUBJECT : Findings of Fact -Case #7-76
RECOMliENDATION :
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Ed Smi 'th 110ved: Wade seconded: The Planning Commission approve and recommend
to City Council the Findings of Fact on Case
#7-76, proposed designation o f the area between East Kenyon
Avenue and East Oxford Avenue, the Broadway/Lincoln alley and
the Sherma n/Grant alley .as R-2-C, Medium Density Residence
District.
AYES : Ed Smith, Tang uma, Wade, Williams
NAYS: Non
ABSTAIN: Don Sa ~ 1 , Jones, Parker
ABSENT: Jorgenson, Pierson
Th motion carried .
By Ord r of the City Planning
and Zonin Commission .
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CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
City of Englewood, Colorado
IN THE MATTER OF CASE NO. 7-76, )
FINDINGS OF FACT, CONCLUSIONS, )
AND RECOMMENDATIONS RELATING TO )
THE PLACING OF CERTAIN AREAS OF )
fHE CITY OF E GLEWOOD IN AN R-2-C )
MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL ZONE )
DISTRICT, PURSUANT TO §22.3-2 OF )
THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE )
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO.)
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A Public Hearing was held in connection with Case No. 7-76
on February 18, 1976, in the Council Chambers at the Englewood
City Hall. The following members of the City Planning and
Zoning Commission were present : Mr. Jorgenson, Mr. Ed Smith,
Mr. Tanguma, Mrs. Wade and Mr. William .
The following members of the Commission were absent:
Mr . Jones, Mr. Parker, Mrs. Pierson and Mr. Don Smith.
FINDINGS OF FACT
Upon review of th evid nc tak n in the form of
testimony, presentations, report and !il d documents , the
Co mm ission make the following findings of fact:
That proper
propo d zonin wa
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That the subj e ct area includes eight blocks and is
situated between a single-f amily residential development on
the east and a business district on t he we s t . Flood Junior
High School and a small area of medium-dens i ty residential
development is to the north, and the area to the south is a
dev e lopment of primarily single-family houses with some two-
family residences interspersed throughout.
That the subject area was largely developed with
single-family residences more than thirty ye a rs ago; how-
ever, there were some residences designed f or t o-family use
throughout the area.
That within the subject area, there are now approximately
144 single-family units, 31 two-family units, seven three or
four-family units, and one eight-family unit.
That there are approximately three undeveloped sites
within the subject area a t this tim .
That the single-family and two-family units would be
permitted use and would meet the r quir ments of the R-2-C,
Medium Density Zone District, and the units in excess of that
density could continu to be us d as Non-Conforming Uses.
That con i tent wit h ac pt d Planning practic , the
R-2-C , M dium-Density R id nc Di trict zoning would rv
as a "buff r " between th bu ine di trict to th w t and
the ingle-fa ily resid nee di tr i ct to th e ast.
That th
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in con ormanc with t Compreh nsiv Plan.
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That the proposed R-2-C, Medium De nsity Residence
District would have a stabilizing and pro tect ive effect on the
existing residential development and, were the vacant sites
within this area to be developed under this z one classification,
the uses would be compatible with the exis t ing development.
That the proposed R-2-C, Medium Density Residence District
would exclude the construction of new dwellin gs in excess of a
two-family density and would protect against e ncroachment of
general commercial or industrial uses .
That the proposed R-2-C, Medium Density Residence Zone
District will continue to conserve and stabilize the value of
property, secure safety f rom fire and other danger, prevent un-
due concentration of population and traffic and promote the
health, safety, morals and the general wel f are of the public
and would implement the Comprehensive Plan of the City of
Englewood, Colorado, which plan was adopted by Resolution No.
28, Series of 1969.
RECOMMENDATION
Therefore , it is the recommendation of the City
Planning and Zoning Commission of the City of Englewood,
Colorado, to the City Council of said City of Englewood,
Colorado, that the above de scrib d property be zoned R-2-C,
Medium Density Residence, the zon classificat ion adopted by
Ordinance No. 6 , Series of 1976.
Upon the vote of the City Plannin g and Zoning co .. ission
on February 18, 1976.
Tho e memb er of th Pla nning Commission voting in
favor: Mr. Jorgenson, r. Ed Smith, lr. Tanguma, Mr . Wade
and Mr. Wi lliams.
Tho me mb r of th Plann in Co mmi ion voting a ainst
th motion : Non
Tho m mb rs of the Planning Commi ion who were
b nt: r . Jon s, Mr. Parker, r . Pi r on and Mr. Don Saith.
BY ORD R OF THE CITY PLA l NG
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INTRODUCED A'::> A BI LL BY COUNC II.J.IAN SOVERN
BY AtmiORITY
ORDINANCE t-D. /3 , SERIES OF 1976
AN ORDINANCE GRANfi~G TO 11-IE CITY OF OIERRY HILLS VILLAGE SANITATION
DISTRICT, ARAPAI-DE CCXJNI'Y, COLORADO, ITS SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS, A
REVOCABLE PERMIT FOR A LICE SE TO ENCROA01 I A PORTION OF FAST JEFFER-
SON DRIVE Willi ONE 21-l Q-1 DIAMETER SANITARY SEWER, SUBJECT TO CERTAIN
TERMS AND CONDITIO S.
BE IT ORDAINED BY 11-IE CITY COONCIL OF 11-IE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD,
COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1
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The City of Englewood, a Colorado municipal corporation, hereby
grants to the City of Cherry Hills Village Sanitation District, a quasi-
municipal corporation, its successors and assigns, a revocable permit
or license to encroach with one twenty-one inch (21") diameter sanitary
ewer line in a portion of East Jefferson Drive, within the City of Engle-
wood, State of Col orad o , de scribed as follow :
Comnen ing at an existing manhole at East Jefferson
Drive located at the approximate center line extended
of th alley between Pearl Street and Pennsylvania
Street, thence southeasterly in Ea s t Jefferson Drive
for a distance of appro imately 925 feet to a point
on th east line of tion 3, T~n hip 5 South,
Ran 6 W t, located ppro ima el 270 feet south
of th outh ast com r of th n r heas border,
north t qu rter, t1on 3 , T n hip 5 South,
Ran 'e s t .
Th r voc bl perm1 granted by th i ordinan ce is expre ly granted
an d ubJeCt to e h d 11 of th followin tc d condition
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of the plans showing the exact location and dimensions of the
encroachment shall be filed ~~th the Director of Public Works.
(b) The licensee shall pay all costs of construction and maintenance
of the 21-inch sanitary sewer line within the areas of encroach-
ment, and upon revocation of this penni t, as provided herein, or
upon abandonment, shall pay all costs of removing of said lines
from the areas of encroachment and return the street to its ori-
ginal condition tmder the supervision of the City Engineer.
(c) The licensee shall bear all expense incurred by affected utilitities
in changing, repairing, removing or altering their installation
within the area of encroaclwent, or in the area adjacent thereto,
if said changing, repairing, moving or altering are caused by
construction within the area of encroachment.
(d) This revocable permit, or license, shall not operate or be
construed to abridge, limit or restrict the City of Englewood,
a Colorado municipal corporation, in exercising its right to
make full use of East Jefferson Drive as a public thoroughfare,
nor shall it operate to restrict city utilities or utility
companies in the exercise of their right to construct, remove,
operate and maintain their or its installation within the said
street.
(e) The licensee shall agree to indemnify and always save the City
of Englewood, a Colorado municipal corporation, harmless from
all costs, claims or damages arising out of the rights and
privileges granted in this permit.
(f) I>.Jring the existence of said encroachment, the licensee,
successors and assigns, at it or their expense, and without
cost to the City of Englewood, shall procure and maintain a
liability policy to includ public liability and property daaage
on an occurrence basis, co ering the premises and operations
with bodily injury limits of not les than one hundred thouSand
dollar ($100,000) s to an on per on, and three hundred
thou and dollar ($300,000) to any one occurrence, and with
pro r y ge limit of not le tha!\ on hundred thousand
dollars ( 100 ,000) for any one occurr nee. All coverages ar
to be rranged on the occurren e i and include cover for
tho hazards normally identified X.C.U during construe·
tion. The insur co r e r in.above en rated consti·
nt d h ration hall in no
or 1 li ility of the lie
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a~prov ed by the Director of Public Works of the
lew , and authorized to do business in the State
rtified copy or certified copies of all such
shall be filed with the Di rector or Pu ljc
policy shall contain a statement therein
r n that it will not be cancelled or rna-
or ltered without at least fifteen (15)
r1or ~Ti otice, by ce ified mail to the said
ir t r o ~-~~or , and 1 such pol1c or policies
f r a ·pe 1 flc tenn each uch policy shall contain
t te nt t r(~ or endor ement thereon that wr1tten notice
of te~na ion sh 11 be iven by registered mail to the said
Dire tor of Publ.c orks at least fifteen (15) days prior to
th t nn1 tion of the term; all uch insurance policies shall
be spe ifically endor d to in lude all liability assumed by
the license or permi ttee h reund r and shall name the City
of Englewood, a Colo rado municipal corporation, as beneficiary.
(g) The licensee shall remove and replace any and all c urb and
gut t er, side ~1 and paving, both inside the areas of encroach -
me nt and in th reas of the stre ts adjoining thereto, that
become broken , damaged or uns1ghtly during the course of con-
struction, without cos t to th C1ty of Englewood . The licensee
h 11, in repajrin any street cuts, replace said cuts with a
minimum of six inches of basecourse with three i nches of as-
phaltic concrete surfacing, said excavation to remain free
from any settlement arising out of any such work performed
within the limits of the trench .
ction 3
The licensee shall in the future a l so remove, replace or repair
any curb, gutter, sidewalk nd paving that become damaged when
in th opinion of the City Engineer the damage has been caused
by the xcavation and construction within the area of en roach-
ment without cos to th City.
That the revocable permit or licen hereby granted shall be revocabl e
at any tlJile th the Council of the City of En le"'OOd hall determine that
th public convenien and n ce ity or the publ ic health, safety or gen ral
" lfare r uir uch revoc tion, and t r1gh to revoke the s is hereby
xpre ly to the City of En 1 wood A re on ble ti.me prior to
C un il tion n su h r vocati nor pr po r voca i op rttmity
h 11 for d to th 1i n or pcrnutt uc on and i
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to be present at a hearing to be conducted by the Council upon such matters
and thereat to present its or their views and opinions thereon and to pre-
sent for consideration action or actions alternative to the revocation of
such license or permit.
Section 4
That this license or permit shall be of no force or effect until
the following things have been done and performed:
a) The licensee or permittee shall have filed with the
Director of Public Works a written acceptance of the
terms and conditions of this ordinance together with a
fee adequate for filing with the Cl erk and Recorder in and
for the County of Arapahoe, State of Colorado; said
acceptance shall be in substantially the following form:
Date: __________________ __
We, the undersigned, do hereby accept all of the terms and
conditions recited in Ordinan e No. ____ , Series of ____ _
Signed by_ ....... -:--=----:-:...,...,c-::-:-::-::-:":""r----(Perm~ttee or L~censee)
By _____ ~--~~~~r----------( arne of Officer)
b) Th licensee or permittee hall have filed with the
Director of Public Works 11 in uran e policies and
certificates herein recited; and
c) Th Director of Public Works h 11 have certified in writing
that the foregoing requirement hn e been performed.
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day of reb, 1976.
in full ed on ftrst read~ng on the 1st
a Btll for ONinan on th 3rd d y of rch,
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Read by title and passed on final reading on the 15th
day of March, 1976.
Published by title as Ordinance No.
1976, on the 17th day of March, 1976.
MAYOR
ATTEST:
ex off~cio City Clerk-Treasurer
______ , Series of
I, William o. James, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing 1s a true, accurate and complete copy of the
Ord~nance, passed on final reading and published by title
as Ord~nance No. , Series of 1976.
ex off~c~o C~ty Clerk-Treasurer
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IN1RODUCED A5 A BILL BY COUNCIIJ.IAN SMITH
b a.
BY AUTHORITY
ORDI!WCE NO._L!L_, SERIES OF 1976
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 8, 9(a) AND lO(a) OF 01API'ER 6, TI TLE V,
OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MJNICIPAL CODE , RE LATI G TO SALAR I ES FOR ALL
CLASSIFIED PERSONNEL OF THE CITY OF ENGLE'tOOD.
BE IT ORDA INED BY THE CITY COONCIL OF THE CITY OF EN GLEWOOD,
COLORADO , A5 FOLLOWS:
Section 1.
Tha t Section 8, Chapter 6, Title V, of the '69 E.M.C . is hereby
ame nded to read as follows:
5-6-8: SALARY AND WAGE SCHEOOLE
The following table is adopted for use
salaries for classified employees:
Grade 1
Grade 2
Grade 3
Grade 4
Grade 5
Grad 6
Gr d 7
Grade
Grade 9
Grade 10
Gr 11
Grade 12
Gr de 13
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$ 631 $
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695
730
768
807
933
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1,079
1,161
1,249
1,342
1,442
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664 $ 695
695 730
730 768
768 807
807 46
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980 1,027
1,052 1,10
1,13 1,1
1,217 1,2 0
1,30 1,3 5
1,40 1,4 .. 9
1,514 1,5 9
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$ 730 $ 768 $ 807
768 807 846
807 846 889
846 889 933
889 933 980
933 980 1,02
1,0 9 1,134 1 ,189
1,161 1,217 1,280
1,249 1,308 1,3 5
1,342 1,40 1,4 9
1, 42 1,514 1,589
1,550 1,62 1,711
1,66 1, 51 1,839
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(a) Classified positions of the Police Department are
hereby classified within t he salary schedule set
forth below:
Rank
Police Officer Fourth Class.
Police Officer Third Cl ass .
Police Officer Second Class.
Police Officer First Class
Sergeant .
Lieutenant . . . . . . . .
Captain ......... .
Salary
$ 891
995
1,081
1 ,152
1 ,367
1,505
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Section 3.
That subsection (a) of Section 10, Chapter 6, Title V of the '69
E. I.C. is hereby amended to read as follows :
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5-6 -10 : SALARIES roR FIRE DEPARTMENT CLASSIF ICATIONS
(a ) The classified positions of th uniformed members of
the Fire Department are hereby classified within t he
salary schedule set forth below:
Firefighter Fourth Clas
Firefighter Third Cl ass .
Firefight er cond Class
Firefighter Fir t Cl .
Driver/ rater/Engineer
Lleutenant . . .
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Ra t.lion Chief.
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1976.
Read by ti tl and passed on fl.I181 reading on the 15th day of
Mar ch, 1976. '
Published by ti le as Ordinance No. ___ , Series of 1976, on
th ___ day of larch, 19 6.
MAYOR
ATIEST:
EX OFFICIO CITY CLERK-TRFASURER
I, William D. James, do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of the Ordinance, passed
on final reading and published by title as Ordinance No. ___ , Series
of 1976.
EX OFFICIO CITY CtERK-'t'REASURER
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN ~~~~~~·~~~-------------
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SCCTIONS 22.5 AND 22.8 OF THE COMPREHENSIVE
ZONING ORDINANCE (ORDINANCE NO. 26, SERIES OF 1963, AS AMENDED)
RELATING TO TEMPORARY STRUCTURES.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follow s:
Secti~~·
That Section 22.5 entitled "Supplementary Regulations"
of the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance (Ordinance No. 26, Series
of 1963, as amended) is hereby amended by adding a new section
22.5 -22 to read as follows:
22.5-22 Structures, Temporary -use and term
ALL TEMPORARY STRUCTURES Sr~LL CONFORM TO
THE OCCUPANCY OR USE FOR THE ZONED DISTRICT IN
WHICH IT IS TO BE LOCATED. SUCH TEMPORARY STRUCTURE
SHALL ,QT EXIST FOR A PERIOD OF MORE THAN SIX CON-
TINUOUS MONTHS UNLESS OTHERWISE APPROVED BY THE
CODE E FORCE~ffiNT DIVISION FOR A PERIOD NOT TO
EXCEED A~ ADDITIONAL SIX MONTHS.
Tha
Compreh ns1v
of 1963, s
22.8
22.8 en itl d "D f1ni ions" of th
Ord1nan e (Ordin nc o. 26, Ser1es
1s h r by amend d to r ad s follows:
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Structures, temporar~. A structure which is
built of s uch materials and i n such a way that ~t would commonly be expected to have a relatively
short life, or is built for a purpose that would
commonly be expected to be relatively short, OR
ANY STRUCTURE INTENDED FOR NONPE~IANENT USE OR OCCUPANCY.
Section 3.
That all ordinances and parts of ordinances in con-fl ict herewith are hereby e xpressly rep aled .
Introduced, read in full and Passed on first reading on the 15th day of March, 1976.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 17th day of March, 1976.
ATTEST:
ex officio C1 ty Clerk -Treasure r
I, Will1am D. J mes, do
nd for going 1s a true, accur t
for n Ordinance, introduced, r
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her by certify that the above
and complete copy of a Bill
d in full, nd passed on rch, '976.
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INTRODUCED AS A BI LL BY COUNCILMAN
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMEN DIHG SECTION 3, CHAPTER 10, TITLE III, OF THE
1969 E .M.C., AMENDING A PORTION OF THE ATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE,
1975 EDITION, RELATING TO THE INSTALLATION OF LAMPHOLDERS IN
WET OR DAMP LOCATIONS.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO,as follows :
Section 1.
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That Section 3, Chapter 10, Ti tle III of the 1969 E.M.C.,
is hereby amended by making specific modifications to the 1975
Edi ion of the National Electrical Code , as follows:
3-10-3: Spec1fic Mod1fications to Adopted Code
(a ) The follow1ng modific a tions are hereby
made 1n the provisions of the National
Electric al Code, 197 5 Ed ition, hereinafter
adopted :
(1) (5 ) That Sec t1on 410-49 entitled
"La mpholders 1n Wet or Damp Locations"
1 5 mended o r e ad as follows:
4 1 0-49. LAMPHOLDERS IN WET OR DAMP
LOC ATIONS. Larnph o 1ders 1nst 11 d
in wet o r d p 1 o c at1ons h 11 b
of t h e we th r p r oo f yp . LAMPHOLDERS
I ST ALLED WI T H! OR LESS THAN EIGHTEE
(18) INCHES R ~~ A SHOWER ENCLOSURE
S HA LL BE OF A YPE THAT TOTA LLY ENCLOSES
THE BULD OR B LBS .
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ATTEST: MAYOR
ex Officio C~ty Clerk-Treasurer
I, William D. James, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of a Bill
for an Ordinance, introduced, read i n full, and passed on first reading on the 15th day of Marc h , 1976.
ex Officio City Clerk-Treasurer
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A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 2, TITLE XIV, OF THE 1969 E.M.C.
BY ADDING TWO NEW SECTIONS THERETO RELATING TO MOTOR VEHICLE
NOISE.
NOW, THEREFORE , BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That Chapter 2, Title XIV of the 1969 E.M.C. is hereby
amended by adding Sections 13 and 14, relating to mufflers and
motor vehicle noise.
14-2-13: Mufflers -Prevent1on of Noise.
It shall be unlawful for any person to operate,
or for the owner to cause or know1ngly permit the
operation of any vehicle or combination of vehicles,
within this munic~pality, which 1s not equipped with
an adequate muffler in cons ant operation and properly
mainta1ned to pr vent any unnecessary noise, and no
such muffler or xh ust system shall be modified
or used with a cutoff, bypass or similar device. No
p rson shall modify th exh us system of a motor
vehlcle 1n a mann r whlch Wl l w~ li fy or increas
the nois em1t d by the motor of such vehicle abov
hat emitted by a muffler of type originally
1ns alled on h v hicl
or any person to driv
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measured exhaust system sound level of a
stationary vehicle shall be the highest reading
obtained during the test, disreg ard ing u nrelated
peaks due to extraneous ambient no ise. When
there is more than one exhaust outlet, the
reported sound level shall be for the loude s t
outlet. When there is more than one exhaust
outlet extending from a single muffler, separa ted
by less than 12 inches (305 mm), measurements s h a ll
not be made on the outlet furthest from the side
of the vehicle.
Section 2.
That all ordinances and parts of ordinances in con-
fli ct herewith are hereby expressly repealed.
Introduc d,read in full and passed on first reading
on the 15th day of March, 1976.
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A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING ANNUAL SALARIES FOR THE CITY MNlAGER,
CITY ATTORNEY AND MUNICIPAL COURT JUDGE.
WHEREAS, the City Council has by Resolution No.
Series of 1976, amended the 1976 annual budget and adopted----
the same by Ordinance; and
WHEREAS, said City Council has by Ordinance, passed
and approv d the 1976 appropriation for all municipal purposes
including annual salaries for Council appointees.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
1. That consistent with the budget heretofore approved
and the appropriations to the general fund of the City relative
to salaries, the following annua l salaries are hereby established
for appointees of City Counc1l for the calendar year 1976, to-wit:
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City Attorney ................
Munic1pal Court Judge •..•....
ADOPTED AND APPROVED h18 15th
MAYOR
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A RESOLTUION ADOPTING FINDINGS OF FACT AND CONCLU SIONS IN
CASE NO. 3-76,APPLICATION FOR A REZONING OF A PARCEL OF
LAND WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO FROM R-1-C,
SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT , TO R-2,MEDIUM DENSITY
RESIDENCE DISTRICT.
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WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 22.3 of the Comprehensive
Zoning Ordinance a Public Hearing was held before the City
Planning and Zoning Commission on January 20, 1976 to rezone
a certain parcel of land within the City from R-1-C, Single
Family Residence District, to R-2, Medium Density Residence
District; and
WHEREAS, said Planning and Zoning Commission has con-
sidered the proposed amendment and has submitted its favorable
recommendation to the City Council therefor; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 22.3 of the said Compre-
hensive Zoning Ordinance a Public Hearing was held before the
City Council on March 1, 1976 to rezone said parcel according
to the above designation; and
WHEREAS, the Council has reviewed the evidence taken
in the form oi testimony, statements, reports and documents
filed in the above rezoning application,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That the Findings of Fact and Conclusions contain d in
Cas o. 3-76 relating to the r zoning of a certain tract of
1 nd within th Ci y from R-1-C to R-2,pursuant to 22.3-2 of
th Comprehens1ve Zon1ng Ord1nanc , h ere ofore presented to
th C1ty Counc1l by the City Pl nning nd Zoning Commiasion,
r h r by pprov d nd dopt d .
Conclus1ons
olu 10n a
verifl d copy of aid Finding• of F ct and
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MAYOR
ATTEST:
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
I, William D. James, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
of the City of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of
Resolution No. , Series of 1976.
ex officio city Clerk-Treasurer
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RESOLUTION NO. I~ , SERIES OF 1976
A RESOLUTION ADOPTING FINDINGS OF FACT AND CONCLUSIONS IN
CASE NOS. 3 5-75 and 36-75, BEING THE APPLICATIONS FOR REZONING
OF CERT IN PARCELS OF LAND WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD,
COLORADO FROM R-3, HI GH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL, AND R-4, RESIDENTIAL
PROFESSIONAL DISTRICT, TO B-2 BUSINESS DISTRICT.
WHEREAS, pursuant to Se ction 22.3 of the Comprehensive
Zoning Ordinance, a Publlc Hea ring was held before the City
Planning and Zo nin g Commiss1on on December 17, 1975 to rezone
certain parcels of land within the City from R-3, High Density
Residential, and R-4, Resldential Professional District, to
B-2 Business Distric ; and
WHEREAS, sa1d Planning and Zoning Commission has con-
sidered the proposed amendments and has submitted its favorable
recommendation to the C~ty Council therefor; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to Sec ion 22.3 of the said Compre-
hensive Zoning Ordinance a Public Hear1ng was held before the
City Council on March 1, 1976 to r zone sa~d parcels according to
the above designations;and
WHEREAS, the two rezoning applicat~ons are consolidated
herein for the purposes of Findings ofF ct and Conclusion,inas-
much as the r elativ dat a ,reports nd t stimony re common to
all the pare ls proposed to be rezoned o B-2 District; and
WHEREAS , the Council has review d he evidenc taken
in the form of testimony, statements, reports and documents
f~led ~n the abov rezon~ng pplicat~ons,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY CO CIL OF
THE CITY OF GLEWOOD, COLORADO, follows:
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That a verified copy of said Findings of Fact and
Conclusions are attached hereto and made a part of this
Resolution as though fully set forth.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 15th day of March, 1976.
MAYOR
ATTEST:
ex officio C1ty Clerk-Treasurer
I, William D. James, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
of the City of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of
Resolution No. , Series of 1976.
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
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MEMORANDUM TO Til · ENGU:.WOOIJ CITY COUNCIL REGARIJING RECOMMENDAT IO!
OF THE PARK RE RJ:::A l'ION CO Ml 'SIO
DATE: Decemberll,l975
UB JECT: CU HING l-UND
R COMM NDATION: That the pond at Cushing Park
(a) not fill d to an depth
(b) that th bank t rra ed and p lanted
and urm unt d h\ a sui table wa ll t o
prevent OhJ('Ct' from rollin"" dow nhill a nd
(c) that the pond he
of till w t( r.
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lkcrcatJOn Commi ion
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DAn. January 16, 1976
~ William D. James, Director of Finance
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accident at Cushing Park Pond which involved the drowning of a four year
old child and a young adult. They feel that the City has absolutely no
liability regarding the accident and that, according to the claims adjusters,
nothing needs to be done to the pond. They feel that the accident occurred
merely because it was an unforeseen occurance, and that it may or may not
ever happen again. The insurance company feels that any redesign of the
oond may not prevent a drowning at a future date, and also that if we take
any type of action at this time it could possibly endanger the City's case
against the claim.
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January 20, 1976
Mr. William D. James
Director of Finance
City of Englewood
3400 South Elati Street
Englewood, Colorado 80110
DEPT. OF rd·IMlCE
ENGLEWOOD
Re: Cushing Park
Dear Mr. James:
An inspection was made of the above city park on January 16,
1976. At the time of this inspection, the po nd was completely drained and empty or water.
This inspection included the general area of the pond, aa well
as the playground equipment and the general area.
The following recommendations are bein~ offered for our con-sideration.
A swin on the west side of the nark has a missing bolt in the
back rail resulting in this rai l bein tilted out or position.
The bolt should be reinstalled and firmly attached.
J' A three tiered concrete and atone section on the northeast
aide or the pond pres ents a fallin ha~ard or some four to five
feet into shallow water and when the pond is drained, to the
ground. A hand railing should be installed at the top or this
section to prevent persona fro accidently running or falling k from the top. r
Three coil aprin s with m tal l tea tached o the top were
noted in the playground area, p resentin trip in~ hazard and
al o an attractive nuiaanc ha~ar d in their o resent condition.
Suitable covers should be l ced ov r thea items or the it ..
r oved.
Oenerall ap kin , I round th ~ark to b
ai c al condition , warr n in~ nl h abov
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If we may be of further service to you in matters of safety,
please do not hesitate to contact our off ce.
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DATE: March 10, 1976
SUBJECT: TREES AT JASON PARK
Trees are needed not only at Jason Park. but also other Englewood Parks. I
am particularly anxious to get more trees in and around all play apparatus
areas. This would not only afford shade for high use areas by small children
but more importantly it would keep the metal part of the play apparatus cool
enough to be used during the middle of the day. In the pa t, we have had some
isolated cases of children being severely burned on play equi pment .
The 1976 budget does include 3, 000 for new park tree which would normally
be d i s tributed to all parks. l plan to us 1, 000 for flowers this year which
will leave $2,000 allowing us to purcha about thirty-three trees at an aver-
ag cost of $60 r tr . Jason Park share would be about four tree s.
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to be planted in th park .
lf you wish any ch n in th pl n , p1 a let m now.
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A RESOLUT ION APPROPRIATING MONIES IN THE GENERAL, WATER AND SEWER FUNDS
AND AMENDING THE 1976 BUDGET ACCORDINGLY.
WHEREAS, the City Council has adopted the 1976 annual budget; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has approved salary increases to City
Employees to be retroactive to January 1, 1976.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS:
Section
T e following estimated revenues and appropriations are hereby
made in t e General Fund.
Sec ion 2
Source
Fund 8a 1 ance
Appropriations
City Attorney
City Manager
Personnel
Engineering & Bldg. Maint.
Fire
Police/Communications
Community Development
Library
Pa r ks /Recreation
Fi nance
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19,025
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6,120
8,615
18,636
16,725
The following es i~a d rPv nu es and eppropri ations r hereby
de fn h at r Fund.
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$ 1,742
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A RESOLUTION APPROPRIATING MONIES IN THE GENERAL, WATER AND SEWER FUNDS
AND AMENDING THE 1976 BUDGET ACCORDINGLY.
WHEREAS, the City Council has adopted the 1976 annual budget; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has approved salary increases to City
Employees to be retroactive to January 1, 1976.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1
The following est im ated revenues and appropriations are hereby
made in t e General Fund.
Sect1o 2
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Fund Balance
Appropriations
City Attorney
City Manager
Personnel
Engineering & Bldg. Maint.
Fire
Police/Communications
C unity Developm nt
Library
Par s/Recreat i on
Fi n nee
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3,932 ~C--~ ...
1,809
27 ,644
19,025
24,245
6,120
8,615
18,636
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Th followi ng e st1~a ed rPv en ue s and appropri ations are hereby
de 1n at r Fund .
Source
R ~a1n~ farnin s
01s r1b ut1on
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Bill i ng & Collecting
Administration & General
TOTAL
1,051
1,419
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The following estimated revenues and appropriations are hereby made in the Sewer Fund.
Section 4
Source
Retained Earnings
Appropriations
Treatmen
Collection
Administration & General
TOTAL
$13,891
$ 7,375
1,974
4,542
$1 3 ,891
The City Manager and Director of Finane are hereby authorized to
make the above changes to the 1976 Budget of the Cit of Englewood.
ADOPTED A PPROVED this 15th day of March, 197 .
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TO: Andy McCown, City Manager
FROM:
DATE:
Karl Nollenberger, Assistant City Manager
March 11 , 1976
SUBJECT: Water Main -Housing for Elderly Project
We have encountered a problem with the water tap for the
Housing for the Elderly project. Essentially it boils
down to the need to increase the tap from a 4" to a 6 "
tap as a result of 95 sprinkler heads in the basement of
the Housing project. The water lin c rrently in Lincoln
Street b tween Floyd an Lincoln is only a 4" line.
There are 6" lines in Floyd and Girard.
The replacement of the 4" line in Lincoln has been de-
ferred to 1978 due to budgeting condi ions in the Water
Fund. Estimated cost of this replacemen is $15,295.
Since we need this line installed now in order to meet the
fire code on the Housing project, I am suggesting that it
be pproved and th b ctg t mended accordingly.
Since the passage of the General Obligation Bond for the
Housing project, we have reinstituted he water tap fee
from the project to the Water Fund. This was previously
unbudgeted revenue which amounts to $20,800. I would
suggest that this money be used to pay for the wat er main
replacem nt and the rem inder plus fund balance for the
golf course improvernen s for water storage. I am enclosing
memoranda and a Rtsolution relating o his subject.
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RESOLUTION NO.~, SERIES OF 1976
A RESOLUTION AMENDING THE BUDGET IN THE WATER FUND.
WHEREAS, the City Council is desirous of replacing
a water main in Lincoln Street from Floyd to Girard , and
Whereas, the City Council fin the need to provide
some water storage capacity at the golf course site.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
The following estimated revenues and appropriations
are hereby au horized in the Wat r Fund.
h reby au
En WOO
Revenues
Water Tap
Fund Balance (working capi 1)
Total
Appropriations
$20,800
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Water Main Replacement $15 ,295
McBr ~ Ditch-Bear Creek Plant Improve. 10 000
Total ~95
ection 2.
~r nd h Dir c or of Finance are
dju the 1975 Bud et of the City of
in hi Re olu ion.
ADOPTED A D APPROVED hls l th y of March, 1976.
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TO: Karl Nollenberger, Assistant City Manager
FROM: , Charles B. Carroll, Jr., Director of Util iti es !
SUBJECT: Water Main for Housing for Elderly
DATE : March 10, 1976
It appears that a six inch main would provide adequate fire flow to the
Housing for the Elderly. The main would be installed in South Lincoln and
would be connected to a six inch main in Floyd and a six inch main in
Girard.
Hydrant low tests conducted by the Fire Oepartmen late last year indicate
sufficient water supply in the area .
he co t esti te for this 660' extension is as follows; based on typical
six inch extensions in 1975 .
Cate or
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$3,330
1,685
5,000
5,280
Sl5,295
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Cost per foot
$ 5 .04
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Karl Nollenberger, Assistant City 1anager~ ~
Al Johnson, Assistant Director, ·~ ~
Department of Community Development
DATE: March 5, 1976
SUBJECT: Apartments for the Elderly
By virtue of the resolution Number 68 of 1975 of the Englewood
Cit y Council to finance the construction of a basement for the
Englewood Apartments for the Elderly, a problem has been
created in regard to the Fire Code Regulations.
Some 95 additional sprinkler heads were added to the system
ith the inclu ion of the basemen . A you can see from the
enclo ed memo from Ron Boston, thi will require a ix-inch
ri er and a ix-inch water main in the stre t.
W dnesday, larch 3, a meeting wa h ld be ween Ron Boston,
oon (ax Saul' office), Bill Broka e , Mack Murray , and
elf to di cu the variou cod requirements. The conclu-
ion wa t hat the ix-inch lin must be included, and, in fac ,
is requir d ven during th construction phase after construc-
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6" pipe on Lincoln.
$20 per linear foot.
300 ' from Floyd to water connection at high rise .
Estimated ost -$6000.
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City probably could install 6" by April of 1 978 (approx-
imat ly 1-1 /2 years after r nt -up).
eeds a memo indicating this s a priority item--t o be done
irs wh n pipe replac m nt begins .gai n .
2. Ron Boston -
Thinks we're probably ok with dry stand pip s o f f Broa dway,
Floyd and Girard .
One probl m might b pressure off 4" pipe t o sprinkl e rs.
Ron going to check ISO for the insurance rat e s . Might be
some variation becau-c of 4" pipe--yet mi ght not .
Pr ent d thi to Karl, and h note t o wr i t a m mo fro•
t tu of thi p r o j ct. Andy to Chu k C rroll latin priority
(K rl 1 om ntlon d th t Coun il ~ ld
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SU'3JI:.CT: \·l,lll.'r Hains in Lincol n Sl r·eet
Due lo lhc construction of lhe llOil!illl9 for lhc Eldec ly Project
on r.i .. coln St r et , the quest ion o[ ···"l r .,,,in size for Adequate
fico prot..-Lf ir)n h,,., arisrn. It is '"Y t.n.irr,L,,nding that th r:o
is d 4" ,,, in .:u1c• ntly in Li• ·oln •. nd lh,lt a 6" main would be
a..Jv,Jnl J..-ous for: fite . tvic::e conn•·1.l iuns.
\Vhil <' he ..... tlt r main 1 cpl • ·=enl 1-rogr .sm ha been' hal ted
ltnporar:ily, pl••asc con!>id·r: this s<·c lion of 1cplacemcnt as
a lop prior ily .,.h ·n th t royram i reh ph'mented.
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r.,Jbje t: lll'arl tnr nts for the LloJ e rly (Ulilitic:s )
The above mc>11ti o nc:d -'P Jtlt.te:nt 1·1ill tap the 4 inch main on South Linco ln
S tt·eet a bo ut 300 ft>et fr o m fast Floyd for rlrJt nc·stic use using a 3 inc h
t.~p;.,nd for fite ptotcclion {possibly a dry ~tandpipe) a 4 inch ta p.
The 4 inch t'1 Jin is old ilnd is a 3 inch equiva l ent but as the t <•PS ca n be
fed ft ·otn l1~0 lluys this v:ill suffice both uses . Hov1 e ver, tltere is a n
,tided friction loss in lhe main that v10uld be eliutinalc:d if a 6 inc h ma in
could rc>place it.
\,ith the dry ~lundpipe siluJtion the fire dcpilrtmc nt use ;>tunpel's on t he
~treet hydt·ants and on the Floyd and Shennan hydt·ant they coulA tnayb e
et•tpty a 4 inch line in pu •ot ping; th e refore , the 4 inch should" .?ntua lly
be r p placed.
f\s far as prP sure to the apadt•ll!n , this will possibly be inac''?quate .
\-lith 50 psi (static) at Floyd and She,·mJn He muo;;t subtrac t the followin g
pressure lossPS.
Service line
llev. diff. to 7th floor 52'
Pipe to top floor
Meter loss
fop floor pressure 17.7 psi.
2.0 psi
22.5 ps i
2.0 psi
5.8 psi
32.-fpsi
The tap size may be al l right as we have 2 3 unit apartments o n 1 l /2 i n c h
taps and a 3 inc h tap will be 4 x 73 or for 92 units. This apartmen t i s
105 units.
fh \p e cifi~ali o ns •nti o n a rR al e -we might 1 UP s tion this.
The w r lin ho we; an 8 inch ap on the main (8"). We hould d rr.an d
a ma nhole t the t p on t e in.
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Mr. am s 'oone
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D'nv r, Colorado 80206
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Phone (303) 761-1140
Fncloscd is a copy of the m mo I rcqu sted from Ron Boston of
th Fngl wood Fire Dcpartm nt.
This is just to confirm our onvcrsation on the construction
i e t day that our m cling ith Ron will be next Wednesday,
l:u h 3 t 8:00 a.m. at the Engl wood Fire and Police Build-
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Sprinkler Syslem for 7\parlments for Elderly
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The system has been approved for the building without a base-
ment. With the additional 95 heads, the requirements are
necessarily changed.
The Uniform Building Code requires hat a sprinkler system be
installed according to NFPA Pamphlet No. 13. With the number
of sprinkler heads now in he building, this will require a
six-inch riser and a six-inch water main in the street. The
standpipe sys em ca n also be ied ~n to this riser.
If you should need further information, please feel free to
co n act this office .
Sincerely,
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Fire Pr v n ion Bureau
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MEMORANDUM
To: Andy McCown, City Manager
From : Harry Taylor, Purchasing Agent
Date : March 10, 1976
Subject: Traffic Paint Bids
Bids were received on March 1, 1976, for 2,000 gallons of pre-mix traffic
paint. The results were as follows:
Jourgensen Traffic Paint
Prismo Universal Corp.
Diamond Vogel Paint & Equip. Co.
Colorado Paint Co.
6,040
7,760
7,860
8,000
A pre-mix traffic paint, as compared to a regular traffic paint, has glass
reflectorized eads and a suspension agent mixed in o the paint.
In that we had not used any of Jourgensen's paint, we requested that they
submit na mes of users of the pre-mfx paint. We have called the two govern-
men al ag ncies -namely, the City of Fort Collins and the State of Montana,
and obtained the following information:
Fort Collins (copy of lett r attached) was not satisfied
with the paint and could not recommend its use. One of
he reasons was foreign particles fn the pafnt.
The State of Montana had also found foreign material fn
the paint and has not used Jourgense n's pafnt for the
past two years.
W also checked wfth some of the users of Jourgensen's regular traffic paint
and fou d tha sf ilar complain s existed -that fs: foreign ~terfals fn
t e paf t, s fns whfch clog the paint guns, and some of the pafnt had jelled
to the pofn that ft would not re-mfx.
In i e of the abov , we would recomm nd that t e Ci accept the bfd of
Pris.~ Univ r sal Corp. in th anount of $7,760 as being h best bfd rec fved. (·~have u fr paint in t past and found ft to be acc ptable,)
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City of Englewood
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Englewood, Colorado 80110
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I n confirmation of our phone conversation of Friday, March 5, 19?6, the
following are soae of the problems this division has encountered with the surface
marking mat rial received on the 19?5 paint bids. Jorge nson Paint waa low bidder
and was awarded the bid to supply pre-mix paint to the City of Fort Collina.
First I wi ll aention the fact that we had proble ma getting the paint through
the guns in the aachine. We have a Unimasco 1000 pai nt mach ine with Binks Modle
21 gunes. It was necessary to purchase larger parts including orifice and needle
valves for the guns in onier to allow the paint to pass through the guna. Th1a
y not reflect anything aganlst the paint, however I have never had to go through
this proceedure 1n the past . Also noted waa the fact that it was necessary to
use ainerale spirits wi th the yellow paint to keepit froa clogging the linea 1n
front of the guns.
Secord the paint vas fourli to contain foreign particles such aa paper and.
parta of the rubber seal of the cans. The strainera between the tank ani the
una had to be reaoved. Also there were luapa that turned out to be be&da that t.4
gathered t ether, for what re aon I don't know.
Thin!. there waa a problea with the suspention agent that waa uaecl. If the
pain wae put on the paint ahaker for 2-J ainutea ani t hen atrained into t.he
tanka the beada atayed auaperlied fairly w 11 while the paint wae new, the firat
three a onthe after deli ery . Ho w ver after 4 to 6 aon ha ahelf life it will
a.k f 10 t o 20 ainu ea to et th beada off the bottoa of the can and thea
h y n t 11 back in suapention.
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'nley did plac the ah1p ent but that raceivecl w a not what
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TO: ~~ Andy McCown, i y Manager ~ ~ FROM: Karl Nollenberger, Assistan City Aanager ~ ~
and Kells Wa goner, Direc or of Pu lie Works
and William James, Director of !'' · nance DATE: Narch 2, 1976
SUBJECT: Capital Equipmen Replacement F nrt
There curren Jy exis in he Ci y of Eng)::>wood a back -
log o equipment replacemen whi h has becom~ of s bstantial
size . The reasons for thj s back lor are numet•o ~ but essen tally
are due o the deteriorated condition of the G neral F nd of
the Ci y of Englewood over h past ew years. As a result
of this deteriora ion , he amoun of funds committed to capital
outlay have ropped in half over the as. hree years leaving
many equipment needs u~me in the Ci y . I do s no appear
that the General Fund will rna erially alt r in he very near
f ture , thereby causing incr ased problems in our equipment
stock. Becaus of his backlo of equi mcnt replacement, w
re exp rienc1ng high repair nl main enanc costs and ex~essive
down time on our equipment. We have nd r one an 1ntersive
analy ls of this nroblem an i s concelvab e olu ions. We
will a t mp to summarize som of our indin · n his memor-andum and i s at achm n s .
Curren Situation
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h Ci .y of l!.n~ ewood . The curr 11 budget lncl ct~~ r ~pla c-
ment of eleven v hie es fol' a o al cos of '51:!,350. We
ha e e ermine t.h t ln ord r to st3y a o current levP.l
o e~ulpment repair on a y~ar by year ba~ls, $130 ,000 of re -
placemen of eq i men would e necessa y. As a r sul , in
1976 we are fallir an add1t.1onal $70 ,000 t; hlr. an t•Ot even
be inning to addr ss our~ lves to the backlo ~hat exis s .
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running out he costs under the rental rate method for the
Public Works Department , multiplied times th e number of
vehi les they have in each of those cate aries, he otal
ren al charge would be $73,799 as compared to a cu rren budget
of $75,000 . All of the department 's repair and maintenance
costs come reasonably close as a result of this extension.
We would recommend that this method of charging for repair
and maintenance of vehicles be adopted . Gasoline usage
would be charged based upon actual usage as would major repair work .
Depreciation Rental Rates
The second aspect of the Capital Equipment Replacement
Fund involves the problem which we have originally addressed,
that of replacin vehicles in an economical manner at the mos
proper time . A point exists in the life of any vehicle when
the repair and maintenance costs and res ltin downtime re-
sulting in labor CO<~ s 11asted offset the price of replacin"'
that vehicle. Enclosed Exhibit H -Recommenrted Avera e Life
for Replacemen of Vehicles is our estimate o what the normal
life of our vehicles would e. For instance he police patrol
c r if properly m intained and operated can be ret ine f or
wo year period . Exhi 1 I details the repla:emen cost
in 1976 of all the various ypes of equipment which we have
and determines, b sed upon the r~commended average life, what
the epreciation r te per year wo 1 be. Exhibit J k s he
types of vehicles in h Ci y and attempt to analyz what
he mainten n~e co·ts woul be if these vehicles were only
one year old compared to the varying lives which we currently have in the City.
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The result of this is that i t woul take approximately
$180 ,000 over the next four years to replace our equipmen
and limin te the ~quipment backlog. Exhibit L details the
ctual maintenance cos s of the vehicles which we are suggesting
for repl cement in 1976 . The analysis is for the last four
ye rs and sho ws an escalating cost per mile for these vehicl s
to the point that they are very uneconomical to maintain.
Ex hibit M attempts to sho w the difference between the current
level of maintenance and the estimated l~vel if the vehicle
were one year old . The savings that r s lt art annuaJize in
he third column and a:ljusted for 19'(6 in the last column based
upon the estimated r ceipt o f these vehicl s . This totals
over $19 ,0 5 1n 197 in repair and m intenance savings on these
vehicles an over $31 ,067 in 1 77 . In a lilt: ion o thes .,avlllgs
!'or• v •hlc 1e. pt.r ha:ocr:l ln 1976 , r.~w . t;pl cement ln 1 77 111d
beyor, 1111 11 lle l•acklog is ell.:lln·tt wl.l l' sul in her
armual savln;s .
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is justifiable. Finally, Fire equipment, the Bookmobile and
other larger pieces of equipment will be excluded from the
CERF due to their sp ec i alized nature .
Recommendation
It is obvious from the numbers indicated above that an
additional appropriation of $120 ,000 would be necessary in
1976 to implement this program for the equipment replacement
rental rate . Since the General Fund does not appear to have
these funds a vailable , we have looked at the Public Improvement
Fu nd fo r a con t r ib u tion for this pu rpose . In the future, the
Cit y Council can annually make the decision as to where the
funds for replacement can come from . One City in the northern
metro area has adopted a resolution setting aside 5% of the 1¢
sales tax for capital expenditure , for vehi cle replacement .
While we wo u ld favor more flexibility the rental ra e approach
may eventually be able to be borne by the Operating Funds. In
the meantime , consideration of this f or the next six-quarter budget is recommended .
In summary , we feel that the Capital Eq ipment Replacement
Fund is a vitally needed p rt of our equ ipne .t management
program in the City of Englewood. We feel that ltimate long-
term savings can be effectuated by the establishment of this
fund. The fund sets up a rational approach to the replacement
of equipment viewed as wh ole rather than on a piece-m eal
basis in an annual budget s bmittal. We wi ll be glad to sit
down ~nd discuss his proposal with you at your leisure.
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Karl Nollenberger
Assis ant City Man er
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EQUIPjiENT LIST
JANUARY 1 , 1976 Tota 1 De scription Adm. Staff Patrol D tv. Ut il . Parks S I C P.W. Units
29 S e dan 4 4 11 5 1 4 5 Va n 1 1 1 2 1 Station Wagon 1 2 Club Wagon
2 3 Pi c kup & Topper 1 2 22 Pickup ~ ton
11 6 1 4 8 Pickup 3 /4 ton
2 1 3 2 1 Truck 2f to n 1 2 Truck 1 ton
2 1 Truc k 1 ton
1 16 Dump 2~ ton
2 2 12 ' 4 Front Loader
2 2 4 Grader
4 3 Street Broom
3 10 Tractor mi c. 1 8 1 5 Compressor
2 3 2 Lift Truck Hyd.
2 2 Street Flu her Trk. 1 1 4 Roller asphalt
4 1 Bulldozer
1 1 Sewer Flusher
1 1 4 X 4
1 5 Scoot r 3 wl. 3 2 1 lotorcyc1 1 1 Turf S P r 1 1 Fork1itt
1 1 Bookmobil 1 1 Bantam Ba khoe 1 2 R u van 1 3 Sno Load r
3 1 s r R d r 1 2 Bu 19 pa
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Janua ry 1 , 1976
Unit Desc r i p tio n Accum. Age Re pl. Rc pl . De pt. No. Mileage Ag e Yea r Use
CM -1 S e dan 4 dr. 28,484 4 8 1979 Cit y Adm. 1 S ed an 4 dr. 11, BOO 2 5 1978 Po l ic e Adm. 2 S e dan 4 dr. 58,800 8 5 1976 Detect ive 3 S e dan 4 dr. 14 ,440 1 2 1977 Shift Supe r . 4 Sedan 4 dr. 42,110 5 5 1976 Det e c tiv e 5 Sedan 4 dr. 51,600 5 5 1976 De t ec ti ve 6 Sedan 4 dr. 56,001 6 5 1976 Det ecti v e 7 Sedan 4 dr. 51,500 6 5 1976 De te ctive 8 Sedan 4 dr . 26,288 1 2 1977 Police Patrol 9 Sedan 4 dr. 24,846 1 2 1977 Polic e Pat rol 10 Sedan 4 dr. 25,403 1 2 1977 Po l i ce P atrol
11 Sedan 4 dr. 52,406 2 2 1976 Police Pa trol 12 S e dan 4 dr. 26 ,252 1 2 1977 Pol i c e Patrol 13 S e dan 4 dr. 28,870 1 2 1977 Police Pa tro l
14 Sedan 4 dr. 21,532 1 2 1977 Polic e Patrol 15 S dan 4 dr . 79,510 2 2 1976 Pol ice P at r ol
16 S e dan 4 dr. 77 ,178 2 2 1976 Pol ice Patrol
17 S e dan 4 dr. 27 ,310 1 2 1 977 Police P at rol
19 Coupe 2 dr. 28 ,720 2 5 1978 Mun . Cou rt
20 S e dan 4 dr. 3 3 ,001 4 5 1977 Detective
22 S e dan 4 dr. 2 0 ,914 1 2 1 977 P olic Patrol
F -1 S dan 4 dr . 13,06 2 8 1 981 F ire Adm.
F -2 S da n 4 dr . 13 ,8 5 4 3 1979 F ir Adm.
F -5 S d an 4 dr . 2,180 1 8 19 3 F ir Adm.
42 S dan 4 dr. 25,23 2 6 8 1 97 Engr.
47 S d a n 4 dr. 3 8 ,757 7 8 1 9 7 8 P .W. Ad m.
200 S da n 4 dr. 22,7 8 5 5 8 197 9 Bldg . Adm.
193 S da n 4 dr. 77 ,907 11 8 1976 S I C Ad m.
196 s da n 4 dr. 8 5,779 12 8 1 976 S I C Loaner
21 a n 1 /2 t o n 2 3,050 5 7 1978 Police Lab.
40 Va n 1 /2 ton 3 6 ,800 7 7 1 9 76 En g r .
41 Va n 1 /2 t o n 2 9 ,197 6 7 1 977 En g r .
118 v n 1 /2 t o n 30,0 0 9 7 Ph a o ut w t
201 Van 1/2 to n ,5 40 1 7 1 9 1
-3 S t lion Wago n 17, 3 6 3 7 197 9
B-4 Club on 52, 4 0 3 4 1 77 y
1 0 lub w o n 35,04 ..
F -4 P i kup 1 /2 t n t p r 2 , 07 6 7 1
-9 Pickup 1 /2 on topp r , 70 l 3 1
K-10 Pl kup 1 /2 ton top r 102 ,310 4 3 1
3 1 Pi kup 1/2 on 2 ,10 4 7 1
3 2 Pick u 3/4 t n • 75 10 7 1
3 p~ k u p 3/4 on 5, 70 l 7 1
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January 1, 1976
Unit Description Accum. Age Rep1. R pl. Dept.
No. Mileage Age Year Use
195 Pickup 3/4 ton 19,600 6 7 1978 SIC Metal
198 Pickup 1/2 ton 39,035 4 7 1978 SIC Garage
199 Pickup 1/2 ton 102,700 B 7 1976 SIC Carpt.
131 Pi c kup 112 ton 41,410 7 7 1976 Parks Superv.
132 Pickup 1/2 ton 24,227 4 7 1979 Parks
133 Pickup 1/2 ton 55,424 8 7 1976 Pa r ks
134 Pickup 1/2 ton 41,079 6 7 1977 Parks
135 Pickup 1/2 ton 6,448 1 7 1982 Parks
138 Pickup 1/2 ton 7,189 1 7 • 1982 Parks
43 Pickup 1/2 ton 73,600 8 7 1976 Street
45 Pickup 1/2 ton 46,880 4 7 1979 Street Superv.
46 Pickup 1/2 ton 41,460 4 7 1979 Str et Sup r.
101 Pickup 1 /2 ton 52,730 7 7 1978 Water Superv.
120 Pickup 1 /2 ton 48,294 6 7 1978 Water
103 Pickup 112 ton 71,496 6 7 1978 Water
104 Pickup 1/2 ton 64,057 6 7 1978 Water
105 Pickup 1/2 ton 65,472 5 7 1978 Water
106 Pickup 1/2 ton 60,000 6 7 1978 Water
107 Pickup 1/2 ton 9,497 3 7 1980 Water
108 Pickup 1/2 ton 39,43 0 3 7 1979 Water
109 Pickup 1 /2 ton 16,000 3 7 1980 Wat r
110 Pickup 3/4 ton 24,174 11 7 1979 Wat r
115 Pi kup 1 /2 ton 49,545 11 7 1976
126 Pickup 1/2 ton 25,000 3 7 1979
129 Pickup 1 /2 ton 24,000 3 7 1979
137 Pickup 3/4 ton Cr w Cab 1 ,316 3 7 1979 L adman
140 Tru k 1 ton 30,920 6 1977
136 Truck 1 ton 29,9 6 4 8 1979
142 Tru k 1 1 2 ton 66, 08 15 8 1976
111 Tru k C Fv.d 2 ton 13,540 11 10
139 Dump 2 1 2 ton 33,509 11 8
141 Dump 2 l r 2 ton 2,5 0 1 8
50 Dump 2 l/2 ton 51,153
51 Dump 2 1 2 ton 3. 37 l
52 Dura 2 1 2 ton 2,545 5
53 Dump 2 1/2 ton 3, 30 1
54 Dump 2 1 /2 ton 3 ,2 5
55 Dump 2 1/2 n 5 ,0 1 8
5 Dump 2 1/2 t n 52, 53
57 Dump 2 1/2 ton 14,733 2
5 Du p 2 l /2 ton ~ . 21 5
5 Dum 2 1/2 l n 37. 1 ,5 5
113 0 p 2 1/2 ton 15.
127 Ou p • 1 / t n 5,
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Unit Descriptio n Accum. Age Rep l . Repl. Dept. No. ~lileage Age Year Use or Hours
80 Dump 2 ton Loadall 8 ,25 0 2 8 1981 Street 81 Dump 2 ton Loadall 31,740 11 8 1976 Stre t 144 Tractor 2'000 10 12 1977 Parks 145 Tractor 3500 w/Backhoe 7 12 1979 Parks 146 Tractor 3000 1 12 1987 Parks 147 Tractor Cub 17 12 1979 Parks 148 Tractor & Mower F-10 4 12 1983 Parks 167 Tractor Cub 2 12 1985 Parks 168 Tractor Cub 2 12 " 1985 Parks 170 Tractor 2400 1 12 19 6 Parks 96 Tractor 3000 3 12 1984 Street 123 Tractor Backhoe 4500 hrs.l,246 2 12 1985 Utilities .. 60 Flusher Truck 59,950 13 15 Streets 173 Flusher Truck 52,158 13 15 Parks 116 Flush r Truck Sewer 2,352 7 15 Utili ti s Sct-1 Scoot r 3 wl. 36,675 4 7 1978 Parking Patrol Sct-2 Scooter 3 wl. 30,445 4 7 1978 Parking Patrol Sct-3 Scooter 3 wl. 4,920 2 7 1979 Parking Patrol 162 Scooter 3 wl. 31,532 8 7 1978 Parks 163 Scooter 3 wl. 29,700 8 7 1978 Park 64 Broom (Str et) 21,440 5 6 1977 Str 65 Broom (Str et) 19,097 5 6 1978 Str 66 Broom (Street) 5,911 1 6 1980 Str 70 Loader Front hr 1 .623 14 12 1976 tr 79 Loader Front hrs. 1,239 4 12 19 1 tr 121 Load er Front hr 3,911 10 12 1977 ttlitie 128 Load r (Bob at) hrs. 1' 124 2 6 1978 71 Grad r hrs. 164 2 12 1985 75 Grad r hrs. 15,524 8 12 1979 76 Grad r hrs. 21 ,127 23 12 Phas out 77 Grader 15 Spare 197 Fork1lft 1 15 124 Compr hr 252 1 10 125 Compr ·or hr 2,2 1 14 10 r 83 Compr or hr 1 20 3 10 95 Compr . or hr 4 '116 13 10 33 C mpr or hr 1 ,500 28 10 1 A ph 1t R 11 r n<• -1 5 93 ph lt Roll r n' -1 5 2 ph lt Roll 5 4 pha1t Roll 7 5 out 5 ph lt Roll r 7 5 Ph;. ut 3 lbil Paint ch. 12,0 0 15 P . I. 35 Van 2 ton /hyd. lilt 3, 70 l 10 l 37 Trut•k 2 1 /2 ton /hyd.hftl2,210 2 10 1 3 120 B nt m B <kho ,12 1 15 1977 122 ~ r R d r hr .. 1,05 12 1 l
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Bus 19 Pass.
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SPECIAL EQUIPMENT LISTING
January 1, 1976
Accum Age
Mileage
or Hrs.
19,930 7
(Horsecar) 38,240 8
30,854 3
IHC Scout 4 X 4 14
Snow Load r 46
Snow Loader 44
Snow Load r 22
Truck w/Modl. Van 23,953 3 Bull dozer hrs. 9,647 15
Radio Vao 25
G n rator Truck 30
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Age Year Use
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RECOMMENDED VEHICLE REPLACE •1E• T
IN 1976
Unit # ~iplio n Rc pl. Cost Age se.
115 ton 11 yrs. Util it i cs
43 ton 8 yrs. Street
133 ton 8 yrs. Parks
101 ton 8 yrs. Utiliti s
102 ton 8 yrs. Utilili s
103 ton 8 yrs. Ut il it l.CS
104 ton 8 yrs. UtilitlCS
106 ton 8 yrs. Utillti s
32 314 ton 10 yrs. Traffic
34 3 1 4 ton 11 yrs. Traffic
194 3 1 4 ton 8 yrs. S I C
199 3 1 4 ton 8 yrs. S I C
134 3 1 4 ton 7 yrs.
110 11 yrs.
142 15 yrs.
111 11 yr
139 ton 11 yrs.
50 ton 9 yrs.
55 ton 8 yrs.
56 ton 9 yrs.
113 8 yrs.
1 ov r hot 11 yr
10 7 yr
118 yrs.
190 6 yr y
147 r 1 yrs.
162 r 3 w1. yrs.
163 r 3 wl. yr
64 yr.
65 yr
33 yr
125 yr
95 yr
2 yr
4 yr
5 yr
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CAPITAL EQUIPMENT BUDGETED IN 1976
Vehicle Department ~ ~
Dump Truck Streets 1 $11,500
3/4 Ton Truck Traffic 1 4,700
Police Cars Police 9 42,150
TOTAL $58,350
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GASOLINE 1 OIL AND REPAIRS
BUDGET 1976
'--Citt Manager Senior Surr et
Gas $225 Ga s $1 ,116
Repairs 365 Repai rs 586
2,000
Total $590
Total $3,702
Engineering Strepts & Drainage
Gas $1,015 Gas $19,900
Oil 62 Oil 2,161 '
Repairs 2,000 Repairs 65,000
Total $3,077 Total $87,061
Traffic Fire
Gas $3,000 Gas $ 6,100
011 150 011 1,020
Repa irs 6,000 Repairs 24,500
Total $9,150 Total $31,620
~ Code Enforcement
Gas $41,000 Gas $ 390
011 1,300 011 20
Repairs 53,700 Rep airs 1,000
Total $96,000 Tot al $1,410
Lfbrar P_!ill
Gas 264 Gas $ 6,100
011 17 Oil 370
R pairs __ll Repairs 22 000
To al 4 Total $2 8,470
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RECO~MENDED AVERAGE LIFE FOR REPI~CE!ENT OF VEHICLES
Es t. Life De>s <:r ipt ion
2 y ars Poli c e Patrol
4 y ars Pu s carryi ng vehicle
5 y ars D t cc tive
5 y ars A phalt Roll rs
6 y ars Strc t Brooms
7 y ars Pickup l /2 3 /4 , Station Wagon , Van l /2
7 y ea rs Scoot rs, Cy lcs
y ars Dump, Light Tru k 1 -rL Van 1 ton
8 y ars s dan Adm.
10 y ar H.D. Truck, Compr sor
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VEHICLE REPI~CEMENT COST & DEPRECIATION
FOR 1976
Annual
( Unit Description Rep l. Salvnge Net Re pl. Ocpr.
No. Cost Age Rate
Sct -1 Scooter 2,500 100 2,100 7 342
Sct-2 Scooter 2,500 100 2,400 7 342
Sct-3 Scooter 2,500 100 2,100 7 342
162 Scooter 2,500 100 2,400 7 342
163 Scooter 2,500 100 2,400 7 342
1 Sedan 4 dr. (Dctv.) 3,800 350 3,450 5 690
2 Sedan 4 dr. (Detv.) 3,800 350 3,450 5 690
4 Sedan 4 dr. (D etv.) 3,800 350 3,450 5 690
5 Sedan 4 dr. (Dctv.) 3,800 350 3,450 5 690
6 Sedan 4 dr. (Detv.) 3' 00 350 3,450 5 690
7 Sedan 4 dr. (D e tv.) 3,800 350 3,450 5 690
20 Sedan 4 dr. (De tv.) 3,800 350 3,450 5 690
3 Sedan 4 dr. (Patrol) 4,300 350 3,950 2 1 ,975
8 Sedan 4 dr. (Pntrol) 4,300 350 3,950 2 1 ,97 5
9 S dan 4 dr. (Patrol) 4,300 350 3,950 2 1 ,975
10 Sedan 4 dr. (Patrol) 4,300 350 3,950 2 1 , 975
11 Sedan 4 dr. (Patrol) 4,300 350 3,950 2 1 ' 75
12 Sedan 4 dr. (Pn trol) 4 ,30 0 350 3,950 2 1 ,975
13 Sedan 4 dr. (Patrol) 4,300 350 3,950 2 1,97 5
14 SC'd::Jn 4 dr. (Patrol) 4,300 350 3,950 2 1 ,975
15 Sedan 4 dr. (Patrol) 4,300 350 3,950 2 1 ' 75
16 Sedan 4 dr. (Patrol) 4,300 350 3,950 2 1 '975
17 Sedan 4 dr. (Patrol) 4,300 350 3,950 2 1 '975
22 Sedan 4 dr. (Pn tro1) 1 ,300 350 3,950 2 1. 75
c 1-1 S dan 4 dr. (Adm.) J 00 350 3,450 31
' F-1 S dan 4 dr. ( dm.) 3' 00 350 3,450 8 4~1
F-2 S dan 4 dr. (Adm.) J 00 3 0 3,450 8 J31
' F-5 S dan 4 dr. (Adm.) 3, 00 350 3,450 431
42 S dan 4 dr. (Adm. ) :3,800 350 3,450 431
7 dan 4 dr . (Adm.) l' 00 3a0 3,450 4~1
1 3 dan 4 dr . ( dill. ) .3' 00 350 3,450 8 431
196 dan 4 dr. (Ad . ) 3' 00 350 3,450 1
200 dan dr. (Ada.) 3' 00 3 0 3,450 4 3 1
19 Coup dr. 3 '200 350 2, 50 5 570
21 Va n 1 '200 35 3 , 50 7 5!i0
40 1 '200 350 3, 50 7 550
41 1 ,200 350 3, 50 7 55
201 1,200 350 3, 50 7 5 0
B-4 5,600 1 ,0 4 ,6 0 4 1,150
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B-5 r 20,2 0 2. 0 17 , 50 10 1. 7 5
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.FOR 1976
l.t Description R pl. Salvage Net Rep1. Depr. Co s t Age Rate
F -3 Station Wagon 1,200 350 3,850 7 550 F-4 Pi c kup 8t topper ~ ton 4,200 600 3,600 7 514 K-9 Pickup 8t topper ton 4,250 600 3,650 3 1,216 K-10 Pickup 8t topper ton 4,250 600 3,650 3 1,216 31 Pickup 1/2 ton 3,800 500 3,300 7 471 13 Pickup 1 /2 ton 3,800 500 3,300 7 471 45 Pi kup 1 /2 ton 3,800 500 3,300 7 471 46 Pi cku p 1 /2 ton 3,800 500 3,300 7 471 101 Pickup 1 /2 ton 3,800 500 3,300 7 471 102 Pickup 1 /2 ton 3,800 500 3,300 7 471 103 Pi kup 1 /2 ton 3,800 500 3,300 7 471 104 Pickup 1 /2 ton 3,800 500 3,300 7 471 105 Pickup 1 /2 ton 3,800 500 3,300 7 471 106 Pickup 1 /2 ton 3,800 500 3,300 7 471 108 Pickup 1 /2 ton 3,800 500 3,300 7 471 109 Pickup 1/2 ton 3,800 500 3,300 7 471 115 Pickup 1 /2 ton 3,800 500 3,300 7 471 126 Pickup 1 /2 ton 3, 00 500 3,300 7 471 129 Pickup 1 /2 ton 3, 00 500 3,300 7 471 131 Pickup 1 /2 ton 3, 00 500 3,300 7 471 132 Pickup 1/2 ton 3, 00 500 3,300 7 71 133 Pi kup 1 /2 ton :1,8 00 500 3,300 7 471 1 Pi kup 1/2 ton 3,800 500 3,300 7 471 P i kup 1 /2 ton 3' 00 500 3,300 7 71 13 Pi kup 1 /2 ton 3, 00 500 3,300 7 171 19 Pt kup 1/2 ton 3' 00 500 3,300 7 471 32 Pickup 3/4 ton 4,200 500 3,700 7 28 34 Pt<· up 3 1 4 ton ,200 5 0 3,700 7 2 107 Pt kup 3 / l n 4,200 500 3,700 7 2 110 P c kup 3 !4 l n ,200 500 3,700 7 194 Pt kup 3 /4 t n ,200 500 3,700 7 52 195 Pt kup 3 J 4 4,200 500 3,700 7 52 199 Ptckup 3 / 4,200 500 3,700 7 52 137 PH·kup r 3 /4 ton 1, 00 500 3, 00 7 557 111 Truck 2~ t n
' 00 ,150 10 15 136 Truck 1 ton ,500 5, 50 731 1 0 1 ton 5,500 ,850 0 1 2 q o n
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FOR 1976
Unit Dcsc ripLi.o n Repl. Salva g e Ne t Repl. Dcpr .
No. Cost Age Rat e
5 5 Dump 2 1 /2 ton 9,850 650 9,200 8 1,1 5 0
56 Dump 2 1/2 to n 9,850 6 5 0 9,20 0 8 1,1 5 0
57 Dump 2 1 /2 Lon 9,850 650 9,200 8 1,15 0
5 8 Dump 2 l/2 ton 9,850 650 9 ,2 00 8 1 ,150
59 Dump 2 1 /2 ton 9,850 650 9,200 8 1,150
113 Dump 2 1/2 to n 9,850 650 9,200 8 1,150
127 Dump 2 1 /2 Lon 9,850 650 9,200 8 1,1 5 0
139 Dump 2 1 /2 to n 9,850 650 9,200 8 1 ,1 50
141 Dump 2 1 /2 ton 9,850 650 9,200 8 1,1 50
70 }'ront Loader 28,100 1,000 27' 100 12 2 ,25 8
79 Front Load r 28,100 1,000 27,100 12 2 ,258
121 Front Load r 28' 100 1,000 27,100 12 2,25 8
128 Front Loader Sm. 4' 00 600 4,200 6 7 0 0
71 Grader 32,500 2 ,000 30,500 12 2 ,5 4 2
75 Grader 32,500 2,000 30,500 12 2 ,54 2
76 Grader 32,500 2,000 30,500 12 2 ,54 2
77 Grader 32,500 2,000 30,500 12 2 ,5 4 2
64 Broom (Str t) 23,500 1 ,500 22,000 6 3 ,66 6
65 Broom (Slr t) 23,500 1,500 22,000 6 3,666
66 Broom (Str t) 23,500 1,500 22 ,000 6 3,6l6
96 Tractor 3000 4,700 400 4 ,300 12 358
144 Tra tor 3000 4 '700 400 4,300 12 358
146 Tractor 3000 4,700 400 4,300 12 3 8
147 Tra tor 4,700 400 4,300 12 15
123 Tr a tor Ba kho 6 , 700 600 6,100 12 50
145 Tra tor Ba kho 6,700 600 6,100 12 50R
14 Tra tor lwr. F-10 10,100 600 91500 12 792
170 Tra c tor w/b1ad Mwr. 51700 3·o 5 ,350 12 4
167 Tractor Cub 41000 2 00 31 00 12 3 1 7
1 Cub 4 ,000 200 3 1800 12 3 1 7
33 or 150 p 1 4' 00 2 50 4 ,550 10 4 5
3 or 150 p 1 4 I 00 250 4 ,550 10 4 5
95 -or 150 p 1 4' 00 2 50 41550 10 1 55
124 or 150 p 1 4' 00 2 0 4,550 10 55
125 150 1 4 I 00 25 0 4 1550 10 55
35 17 , 00 50 0 171100 10 11710
37 28 ,900 00 2 '100 10 2' 10
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0 t) ,5 0 0 0 '100 15 540
1 73 t) ,JOO 00 1100 15 5 1 0
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FOR 1976
Unit Desc ription Repl. Salvage Net Repl. De pr.
No. Cost Age Ra te
171 Turf Sw P r 3,800 200 3,600 12 300
195~ Hobart W lder 4,500 500 4,000 15 267
197 Forklift 9,700 600 9,100 15 606
120 Bantam Dackhoe 37,500 1,500 36,000 15 2,400
122 Sewer Rod r 11,400 350 11,050 12 920
99 Bulldozer 22' 100 2,000 20,100 15 1,340
205 Bookmobile 25,600 550 25,050 15 ] '670
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S<'d:~n 4 dr. (i\dm.)
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Scd:~n 4 dr. (P:~trol)
Coupe 2 dr.
V:~n 1/2 ton (closed)
Club W:~gon, P:~ss .
Scootc>r 3 wl.
Bus 19 Pass.
Stat io n Wagon
Pickup 1 /2 ton & topper (Specia l)
Pickup 1 /2 ton & topper (Dog P:~trol)
Pickup l/2 ton
Pickup 3 /4 ton
Pickup r w cab 3/4 ton
Truck 1 ton
Trurk 1 1 /2 ton
Tru k 2 1 /2 ton
Dump 2 1 /2 ton
Dump 2 ton Loadall
Front Load r
Grad r
Br om (Str et)
Tra tor 3000 series
Tr:~ctor w/backhoe
Tractor w/mwr F-1 0
Tr ctor Cub
Tra tor w/b1ad & mo•er
Compr .·sor 150
V n • hyd. lift 2 ton
Tru k •/hyd. l1it 2 1 /2 ton
lobtl Pa1nt lachine
Flush r Truck (Str t)
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sphal t R 11 r
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Cost
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3, 00
4,300
3,200
4,200
5,600
2,500
20,250
4,200
4,200
4,250
3,800
4,200
4 ,400
5,500
6 ,500
8,800
9 ,850
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32,500
23,500
4,700
6, 700
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5, 700
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350
350
250
350
70
1 ,2 0
1,300
270
1 0
40
30
1,310
2
20
60
3 0
2 0
120
GO
120
~ltce.
400
60
2,800
400
430
1,260
350
300
550
960
1,200
860
960
960
650
800
900
1,800
1,620
1,200
2,130
5,500
480
480
480
3 0
480
520
1,060
2,300
430
90
1 ,000
1,000
2, 70
1 ,
60
0
0
650
7 0
130
750
D pr.
Rate
431
690
1 , 975
570
550
1 ,15 0
342
1,785
550
514
1, 216
471
52
528
06
731
815
1,150
1,650
2,2 5
2,5 2
3, 66
35
50
792
317
416
t 55
1, 710
2 ' 10
. GO
510
1,010
770
1,016
300
267
606
7 0
1, 70
2,
20
1,3 40
•.
'
• •
,
--· -
Y P:t l. Tol;-~1 ----
1 976 2 8
l9i7 20
l ~/8 29
1 9/9 28
1 %0 6
1 9-1 22
l~S2 10
1 ~1~3 2 1
1 98 1 2 0
1 98 32
19 '6 27
1987 22
1988 10
1989 18
1990 15
•
•
0
•
RECOMMENDED
CAPITAL EQUIPMENT REPLACEMENT FUND
SU~I~.i'\RY
t.XOlDlt J\
-------··-----------
!'11 its Rcp l. os l Fnc1 ~!lee. T o la1 ----------------
1 ~>o. ·~oo 20,Wi0 33,350 ?.3 4,•120
17 ,087 3~,022 11,035 255' 1<14
113 '595 23,42 8 3 8,867 235,890
180,603 36,528 49,461 266,592
5 6, o :i 3 12,959 19,839 88' 831
1. R,51 6 51' 499 60,604 300,619
83,1:!6 0 17 '153 24,461 125,774
22 ?.,287 50,682 67,903 340,872
242,636 30,92 1 48,583 322' 1-10
211 '327 55,85 1 74,831 102,209
270,436 34,149 62,718 3 67 ,303
185,807 54' 129 67,810 307,746
130,880 21,50 6 26,981 179 ,367
249,027 fi1 '428 80,961 391,116
212,982 37 ,029 59 ,665 3 09 ,6 76
• •
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• -• •
DETAIL
CF HF
1976
-----·--,_ ---·--
Unit D<·sc r i pl ion ;\!jC Rcpl.
No. c st
------------------
196 SL'dn n 4 dr. 12 3,800
193 Scdn n 4 tlr . 11 3,300
2 Srclnn 4 dr. 7 3,800
1 Sccln n 4 dr. 5 3,800
5 Sednn 4 dr. 5 3,800
6 Sednn " dr. 6 3,800
7 SccJan 4 dr. 6 3,800
11 Sedan 4 dr. 2 4,300
15 Scd:o~n 4 dr. 2 4,300
16 Seda n 4 dr. 2 4,300
'13 Pickup l /2 ton 8 3,800
115 Pickup 1 /2 ton 11 3,800
] 31 Pickup 1 /2 ton 7 3,800
133 Pickup 1 /2 ton 8 3,800
32 Pickup 3/4 ton 10 4,200
34 Pickup 3/4 ton w/l a cJcJ r 11 6,650
199 Pickup 3/4 ton 4,200
K-10 Pickup 1 /2 ton & topp r 4 4,250
139 Dump 2 1 /2 ton 11 9, 50
50 Dump 2 1 /2 ton 9 9, 50
55 Dump 2 l /2 ton 8 9,850
56 Dump 2 1/2 ton 9 9,850
81 Dump 2 ton Loadall 10 14,000
33 Compr sor 150 28 4,800
95 om pressor 150 13 4,800
110 Van 1 /2 ton 7 4,200
70 Front Loader 14 32,500
142 Tru k 1 1 /2 ton 15 6,500
T r L 1 0,200
••
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Est. Est.
F11cl Mt e. -------
250 400
25 0 400
130 860
'130 860
430 860
430 860
430 860
2,550 2,800
2,550 2,800
2,550 2,800
130 860
430 860
43 0 860
430 860
520 960
520 1,000
520 960
930 1,200
930 1,800
930 1,800
930 1,800
93 0 1,800
830 1,620
70 520
70 520
490 430
420 1,200
660 800
20, 70 33,350
D p
----
S t I oa 11 f'
S /C ,\d
D l •(' t l \ •
Del< llV
D •l Cll.VC
De tee l ivc
D Lee t i v c
Patrol
Patrol
Patrol
Str eet
Ut1lilics
Park
Parks
Traffic
Traffic
S I C Carpt.
Dog Patrol
Parks
Str t
Str •<"t
s t l'( t
Slr t
Traffic
Str t
Engr.
Str t
Park
' '
'
•.
•
,
-
•
•
•
-------~-------·-
l 'nit 0 <iC I'it •lion
-.:o.
3
9
10
12
13
11
17
22
20
H
B-4
F-4
134
194
140
113
64
121
1 2 0
St•Jn n 1 dr.
S 'd;Jn 1 <lr.
Sc•c.lan 1 dr.
St'c.la n 1 dr.
S<>Ja n 4 dr.
S dan 1 dr.
Sedan 4 dr.
Sedan 4 dr.
Sedan 4 dr.
Sedan 4 dr.
Van 1 /2 ton
Club Wa g on
Pickup 1 /2 ton & topp r
Pickup 1 /2 ton
Pickup 3 /4 ton
Truck 1 ton
Dum p 2 1 /2 ton
Broom
Front Load r
Bantam Ba khoe
Age R<·pl.
Co s t
2 1,55 8
2 4,..>5 8
2 4,55 8
2 4 ,55 8
2 4,5;,8
2 4,558
2 1 ,55 8
2 4,558
2 4,558
5 4,028
7 4 '4 52
4 5, 936
7 4 '152
8 4,028
8 4,152
8 5, 30
10 10,441
6 24,910
12 29,7 6
21 ~~
-------------
Est.
Fnel
2 '703
2, 03
2 '703
2 '703
2,703
2,703
2, 703
2, 703
2,703
456
519
1 ,06 0
456
456
551
551
986
1,770
445
I 445
Est.
\!tee.
2,96
2,968
2,968
2,968
2,968
2,968
2,968
2,968
2,968
912
456
1,336
1 ,018
912
1,018
6 9
1,908
5,830
1 ,272
1,972
D pt.
Us c
P<1 lro 1
P<l tl·ol
Pn tro1
P atr ol
Patrol
Patrol
Patrol
Patrol
Patrol
Oct c tivc
Engr.
Surrey
Fire
Parks
S I C Plumb.
Parks
wast w:1 t r
Street
Ut il it i s
Utilities
TOTAL 179,087 32,02 2 44,035
'
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19/8
--------------------( Unit D 'S ription J)~c n pl. Es t. Es t . 0 pt. No. Co s t Fuel Mt c e. Us e --------1 Se dan 4 dr. 5 1,271 2 1 450 P o li ce Adm . 42 S e dan 4 dr. 8 4,271 2 81 150 P u blic 1\'ks . 47 Se dan 4 dr. 8 4,271 281 450 Public 1\ks . 11 S dan 4 dr. 2 4,R33 2,866 3,147 P a trol 15 S dan 4 dr. 2 4,833 2,1:)66 3,147 Patrol 16 Sedan 4 dr, 2 4,833 2,R66 3' 117 Patrol 21 Van l /2 ton 7 4,720 550 483 Police La b . 190 Club W:~gon 8 6 ,294 1,124 1,416 Sr. Surrey 198 Pickup 1 /2 ton 7 4,271 483 967 S I C Garage .. 101 Pickup 1/2 ton 9 4,271 483 967 Utiliti e s 102 Pi kup 1 /2 ton 9 4,271 483 967 Utilit i s 103 Pickup 1 /2 ton 9 4,271 483 967 Utili t i <>s 104 Pickup 1 /2 ton 9 4,271 483 967 Utiliti s 105 Pickup l /2 ton 8 4,271 4 3 967 Utiliti s 106 Pi kup 1 /2 ton 8 4,271 483 967 Utiliti e 52 Dump 2 l/2 ton 8 11' 071 1' 045 2,023 Str et 54 Dump 2 l/2 ton 8 11 '071 1,045 2,023 Stre et 58 Dump 2 1/2 ton 8 11' 071 l '045 2,023 Stre et 59 Dump 2 1/2 ton 8 ll, 071 1, 045 2,023 Str c t Sct -1 S c oot r 3 wl. 7 2, 10 1 7 393 Parking
Patrol s t-2 Scoot r 3 wl. 7 2, 10 157 393 Parking
Patrol 162 Scoot r 3 wl. 9 2,810 157 393 P:~rks 163 Scoot r 3 w1. 9 2, 10 157 393 P a rks 65 Broom (Stre t) 6 26,414 1,877 6,1 2 Str ct 125 C mpr . or 150 16 5,395 79 5 4 Utiliti K-9 Pickup 1 /2 ton t o pp r 3 4,777 1, 045 1,348 Dog Patrol 128 Ft·ont Lo d r (Bob at) 5 5,395 337 730 Wa s t I':Jl r 200 S l•d. n 4 dr. 7 4,271 281 450 Bldg. Adm. 19 Coup 2 dr. 5 3,596 505 450 Mun. C urt
TOTAL 173 ,595 23 ,428 3 ' 67
• •
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•
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ChRF
1979
---· --------------------
( Unit D<'S<'J' i pi i 0 11 lkpl. Es t . Es t. Dept.
"'0. Cns t Fu<>1 \It cc. Use -----------
3 St·da n 1 dr. 5, 1 2 1 3 , 03 7 3,335 P<~ trol 8 S e dan 1 dr. 5,121 3,037 3,335 Patrol 9 S 'dan 1 dr. 5, J 'H 3,037 3,335 Patrol 10 S<•da n 4 dr. 5,121 3,037 3,335 Patrol 12 Sc•da n 4 dr. 5,121 3,037 3,335 Patrol 13 S<'da n 1 dr. 5,] 21 3,037 3,335 Patrol
11 S<·ua n 1 dr. 5,121 3,037 3,335 Patrol 17 s dan 4 dr. 5,] 21 3, 037 3,335 Patrol 22 s dan 1 dr. 5, 121 3,037 3,335 Patrol
F -2 St•dan 1 ur. 4,525 298 476 Fire Adm. F -3 Station Wagon 5,002 53 6 655 Fir Adm. 132 P1ckup 1 /2 ton 4,525 5 12 1,024 Parks •15 Pickup 1/2 ton 4,52 5 12 1,024 Str e t 16 Pl •kup 1 /2 ton 1,525 512 1,024 Street 108 Pi c kup 1 /2 ton 4 ,525 512 1 ,024 Utlliti e 126 Pi •kup l/2 ton 1,525 512 1 ,02 4 Utiliti s 129 Pi kup 1/2 ton 4,525 512 1 , 024 Util iti s 31 Pi kup 1/2 ton 4,525 512 1,024 Traffi c
137 Pickup r c Cab 3 /4 ton 5,210 619 1,143 Parks
136 Ti 'UC k 1 1 /2 ton 7, 741 786 952 Park
127 O••mp 2 1 /2 t n 11,731 1,108 2,144 Ul1liti s s t -3 ·oo t 'r 3 wl. 2,977 167 417 Parking
Patrol
75 G•·ad •r 3 '707 298 2,537 Str e t
2 Asphalt Roll r 2 wl. 6' 193 48 1,191 Str t
110 Pi c kup 3 /4 ton 5,002 619 1,143 Ut1ll.li
147 Tt'<lt' tor 30 0 5,59 417 572 Park ·
115 Tt at· tor 3000 5,59 417 572 p rk.
C\1 -1 Sc d n 4 dr. 4,;)25 2!J 476 Adm . -------
T r L 180,603 3 ,52 9, 1
• •
(
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1 98 0
( -·-----
L'n i t Dl ·s c·r ipl ion nc ·pl. J-:<; t. Est. Dep t.
\'0 . C us t F11 c l \l tcc. Use ---------.. ----------
ll S 'dan 1 dr. 5' 427 3,~18 3,53 4 Pa t rol
15 Sedan 4 dr. 5,12 7 3,2 18 3,534 P a trol
16 S •da n 1 dr. 5 '427 3,:n s 3,53 4 Patrol
1J9 Pic k up 1 /2 t o n 4 '7 ~)5 5 42 1,085 Uliliti s
107 Pickup 3 /1 to n 5 ,::o o 65 6 1 ,2 1 1 Util itlcs
(16 13ruo m _2.?,6!>~ -~·-l~I_ ~~'!.!. Str t '
TOTA L !)6 ' 033 12 ,95 9 19, 3 9
• •
•
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0
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CERF
]98 1
------
nit De s criptio n Rc pl. Est. Es t. Dept. 'o . Cos t Fuel !tee. Use -----
2 SL·d:-~n 4 dr. 5,084 57 5 1 ,150 De t ctive 3 S<dan 4 dr. 5,7.:>3 3,412 3,746 Patrol 4 S e d a n 4 dr. 5,753 31412 3 1746 Patrol 5 Sed::~n 4 dr. 5,7 5 3 3 ,412 3 ,746 Patrol 6 S dan 4 dr. 5,753 3 I 'll 2 31746 Patrol 7 s dan 4 dr. 5, '/53 3,412 3,746 Patrol 8 S e dan 4 dr. 5,753 31412 31746 Patrol
'
9 S dan 4 dr. 5 ,753 3,412. 3,746 Patrol 10 S dan 4 dr. 51753 3,112 3,746 Patrol 12 S eda n 4 dr. 5,753 3,412 3,716 Patrol 13 S dan 4 dr. 5,753 31412 31746 Patrol 14 S dan 4 dr. 5,753 3,412 3,746 Patrol 17 S dan 4 dr. 5,753 3 ,412 3 ,746 Patrol 22 S dan 4 dr. 5,753 3 ,412 3,746 Patrol F -1 S dan 4 dr . 51084 334 535 Fire Adm. 201 Van 1 /2 ton 5,620 656 575 Noise En-
forcement B-4 Club W:q;~o n 7,492 1,338 1,686 Sr. Surrey 57 Dump 2 ton 13,179 1 ,2 44 21408 Str et 0 Dump 2 ton ov rshot ) 8 173 2 1 I 110 21167 Stre t 79 F ront Load e r 371597 56 2 1 ,605 Street 122 S ewer Roder 1512 53 80 174 Utiliti s K-9 Pickup l /2 ton & topp r 51686 1,244 1 ,606 Dog Patrol
TOTA L 18 1516 511499 60 ,60 4
• •
•
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l fni t
No.
11
15
16
135
JJ8
141
51
53
83
K-10
Dc::.cri pt ion
S dan 4 dr.
S dan 4 dr .
Scdn n 4 dr.
Pi ckup l /2 t n
Pickup 1 /2 ton
Dump 2 ton
Dump 2 ton
Dump 2 ton
Comprt•ss or
Pickup l 2 ton topp r
TOTAL
•
0 t•
•
CLil F
1 982
n pl.
Co ·t
6,101
6,101
6,101
5,392
5 ,39 2
13,977
13 ,977
13.977
6,811
6,031
83 ,860
F-; t.
F uc>l
3. 1
3. 1
3 ,Ill
610
610
1 ,3 20
1 ,no
1 ,32 0 .
1 ,320 ----
17 ,453
Est.
t t e c.
D p t.
Us e -----------------
3' 73
3, 73
3' 97 3
1 ,~2 0
1 '220
2 ,;)5 4
2. 4
2'. 5 4
73
~
2 4 ,461
Patrol
Patrol
Patrol
Park s
Parks
Par ks
Str e t
Stree t
Str e t
Dog P atrol
• •
,
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Unit D sc ripl1.on Rcpl. E.,;l. Est. Dept. 'o. Cost Fuel Mlce. Use ------------·---· ------·-
1 SC'da n 1 dr. 5,715 G46 1,293 Police Adm. 3 Sedan 4 dr. 6,467 3,tS35 4,211 Patrol 8 S e dan 4 dr. 6,467 3,835 4,211 Patrol 9 S dan 4 dr. 6,167 3 ,835 4,211 Patrol 10 Sednn 4 dr. 6,467 3,R35 4' 211 Patrol 12 Scdnn 4 dr. 6' 467 3,835 1,211 Patrol 13 S <ian 4 dr. 6,467 3,835 4,211 Patrol 14 Sedan 1 dr. 6,467 3,835 4,211 Patrol ' 17 S dan 4 dr. 6 J 467 3,835 4,211 Patrol 19 Coupe 2 dr. 4 ,812 3,835 4 , 211 Patrol 20 St'da n 4 dr. 5,715 646 1,293 D t c ive 22 S dn n 4 dr. 6 J 467 3,835 4,211 Patrol F -5 S dan 4 dr. 5,715 376 602 Fir Adm. 10 Van 1 /2 ton 6,317 737 647 Engr. 32 Pi kup 3 /4 ton 6,317 782 1,444 Traffic 34 Pickup 3 /4 ton 6,317 782 1,444 Traf fie 199 Pickup 3/4 ton 6,317 782 1,444 S /C C rpt. 131 Pi kup 1 /2 ton 5,715 647 1,293 Park 133 Pickup 1 /2 ton 5,715 647 1,2 3 Park 43 Pi kup 1 /2 ton 5, 715 647 1,293 Str et 115 Pickup 1 /2 ton 5,715 647 1,2 3 Utiliti 148 Tra tot· lwr. F -10 15,190 526 723 Park 64 Bro m (Strc t) 35,344 2,513 ,272 Str t 37 Tru k 2 1 /2 ton w/hyd. lift 43,465 1,9 5 3, 59 Tr f!l
TOTAL 222,2 7 3
• •
,
•
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·•
Uni t
No.
11
15
16
193
196
41
194
134
1<12
139
5 0
55
56
1
96
65
12
124
3
K-
•
0
•
C:E I~F
] 9 84
--... __ ----~----
Descrtpt1o n R0 pl.
Cus t ---------· -------------
S dan 1 dr.
Seda n 4 dr.
Se dan 1 dr.
S dan 4 dr.
Seda n 4 dr.
Van 1 1 2 ton
Pi kup 314 ton
Pi ckup 1 1 2 ton
Tru c k 1 1 1 2 t o n
Dump 2 ton
Dump 2 ton
Dump 2 ton
Dump 2 t on
Dump 2 ton ov r hot
Tt·actor
Br
Fr n J d r (Boht• t)
•, 11·( or
\' n 2 ton 2/hyd. 111 t
Pi• u 1 /2 t n topp r
IOTA
6,851
6,854
6,854
6,057
6,057
6,695
6,695
6,05 7
10,361
15 ,700
15,700
15,700
15 ,700
22,316
7 ,49 2
37,459
7,606
71 51
2 ,054
_6,774
212,636
Es t.
Fue l
1,065
4,065
1 ,0 65
398
398
781
829
685
1,052
1 ,482
1,482
1 ,482
1 ,482
1 ,3 23
5 58
2,662
478
11 2
2,04 0
1 , 2
30, 2 1
5
..
Est.
Mtce.
4,463
4,463
4,163
638
638
685
1,530
1,371
1,275
2 ,869
2 ,869
2,869
2,869
2 ,582
765
,767
1 ,036
829
1,690
1,912
48 ,5 3
Dept.
Use
Patrol
Patrol
Patrol
S I C Adm.
S I C Lo a n e r
Engr.
S I C Plumbing
Parks
Park s .
Parks
Str e t
Stree t
Stree t
Str e t
Str et
Str e t
Wa t ewa ter
Utiliti s
Traffic
Dog Patrol
•.
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CERF
1985
, .
------------------~----------
Unit
0.
3
8
9
10
12
13
14
17
22
21
B-4
F -4
31
195
198
101
102
103
104
105
106
140
113
167
168
123
s -1
s t -2
2
1 3
71
K-10
•
0 "->r ription
---------------.
Repl.
Co ·t
S e dan 4 dr.
Sedan 4 dr.
Sedan 4 dr .
Sedan 4 dr.
S e dan 4 dr.
Sedan 4 dr.
Sedan 4 dr.
Sedan 4 dr.
Sedan 4 dr.
Van 1 /2 ton
Club Wa~on
Pickup 1 /2 ton & topper
Pickup 1 /2 ton
Pi kup 3 /4 ton
Pi kup 1 /2 ton
Pickup 1 /2 ton
Pi kup 1 /2 ton
Pickup 1 /2 ton
Pi kup 1 /2 ton
Pickup 1 /2 ton
Pi kup 1 /2 ton
Tt·uck 1 ton
Dump 2 1 /2 ton
Tra tor 3000
Tra tor 3000
Tt· lor B ckhoe
Scoot r 3 wl.
S oot r 3 wl.
Sotr3 1.
Scoot r 3 1.
G1·. d r
Ptckup 1 1 2 ton
T r L
t opp r
7,263
7,263
7,263
7,263
7,263
7,263
7,263
7,263
7,263
7,094
9,458
7,094
5,418
7,094
5,418
5,418
5,418
5,418
5,418
5,418
5,418
9,2 9
16,637
7,938
7, 38
11 '316
4,222
4 ,222
4 ,222
4,222
54, 92
7' 17
271 I 527
Est. Est. D pt .
Fuel Mtce. Use ---------------
4,307
4,307
4,307
4 ,3 07
4,307
4,307
4,307
4,307
4,307
828
1,689
726
726
878
726
726
726
726
726
726
726
78
1,571
591
591
591
236
236
236
23 6
22
1,571
55, 51
4,729
4,729
4 ,72 9
4,729
4,729
4,729
4,729
4 I 729
4,729
726
2,128
1,621
1,452
1,621
1,452
1,452
1,452
1,452
1,452
1 '452
1,452
1,09
3,040
811
811
11
591
591
591
591
3,597
2,026
7 ' 31
Patrol
Patrol
Patrol
Patrol
Patrol
Patrol
Patrol
Patrol
Patrol
Police Lab
Sr. Surrey
Fire
Traffic
S I C Metal
S /C Garage
Utilities
Utilities
Utiliti s
Ut 11i ti es
Utilities
Utilities
P rks
Wa t ~ater
Park
Park
litie
Parking
Patrol
Parkin
Patrol
Park
Park
Str t
Dog Patrol
• •
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CERF
1986
--. ~ -----------·-----··-------·------
Uni t Description Repl. E'> t. F.s t. Dept.
No. Cost Fuel \!lee. Use -------·--------------------·-----
11 S dan 4 dr. 7,701 4,567 5,015 Patrol
15 St>dan 4 dr. 7,701 4,5 67 5,015 Patrol 16 Sedan 4 dr. 7,701 4,567 5,015 Patrol
4 Se dnn 4 dr. 6,805 770 1,510 Detective
5 S dan 4 dr. 6,805 770 l '540 Detective
42 Sedan 4 dr. 6,805 148 716 Engr.
47 s dan 4 dr. 6,805 1)18 716 P.W. Adm .
F-3 Station Wagon 7,522 806 Q85 Fire Adm .
132 Pi kup 1 /2 ton 6,80 6 770 ' 1' 540 Parks ' 45 Pi c kup 1 /2 ton 6,80 6 770 1,540 Street
46 Pi kup l /2 ton 6,806 770 1,540 Street
108 Pi kup 1 /2 ton 6, 06 770 1 '540 Utilities
110 Pi kup 1 /2 ton 6, 06 770 1,510 Utilities
126 Pickup 1 /2 ton 6,806 770 1,540 Utilities
129 Pi kup 1/2 ton 6,806 770 1 '540 Utilities
137 Pickup crew ab 3 /4 ton 7,880 931 1,719 Parks
52 Dump 2 1 /2 ton 17,641 1,665 3,224 Str et
54 Dump 2 1 /2 ton 17,641 1 ,66 5 3 '224 Str t
58 Dump 2 1 /2 ton 17,641 1,665 3,224 Str t
59 Dump 2 1 /2 ton 17,641 1,665 3,224 Str t
170 Tra lor 3000 8 ,418 627 GO P rk
Sct -3 Scoot r 3 wl. 4,477 250 627 Parkin
Patrol
66 Broom (Str • t) 42 ,08 2,-90 t
95 Compr " ·or ,5 7 125
33 C' mprc .. or ,597 125
61 ph a lt Roll c r 7 '] 64
93 halt Roll r ~161 5 1
TOTAL 270,436 3 1 ,1
• •
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•
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Uni.t
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Dr ·sc riplion
•
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CERF
1987
t•
Rcpl.
C'os t -----------------------------
Est.
Fuel
C~!-1
2
6
7
3
8
9
10
12
13
14
17
22
F -2
200
107
109
136
127
146
2
K-9
S<'rlan
S dan
Scda n
Sedan
Sedan
Sedan
Sedan
Sedan
Sedan
Sedan
Sedan
Sedan
S dan
Sedan
S dan
Pickup 1 /2 ton
Pickup 1 /2 ton
Truck 1 ton
Dump 2 ton
T1·ac tor
Ab phalt Roll r Dble.
Ptckup 1 2 t on topper
1
7,212
7,212
7,212
7,212
8,161
8,161
8.] 61
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l S cf!a n 4 dr. 7' 615 303 805 Police Adm. ll S e dan 4 dr. 8,652 5' 130 5,634 Patrol 15 S c dnn 4 dr. 8,652 5' J 30 5,634 Patrol 16 Sc>dan 4 dr. R,G52 5,l::l0 .5,634 Patrol 20 Sedan 1 dr. 7,645 RG5 1 ,'13 0 Detective 19 Coupe 2 dr. 6,438 905 805 Mun. Court 2 01 V::tn 1 /2 ton 8,150 986 865 Noise F.n-
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3 Sed::~n 4 dr. 9.172 5. 439 5,972 Patrol 8 Seda n 4 dr. 9,172 5' 13 9 5. 9 '/2 Patrol 9 Sed::~n 4 dr. 9,172 5. 439 5,9/2 P:Jlrol 10 S c dn n 4 dr. 9,172 5' 439 5,972 Patrol 12 Sed::~ n 4 dr. 9,172 5,·139 5,972 Patrol 13 Sed::~ n 4 dr. 9,172 5,439 5,972 Patrol 11 Sedan 4 dr. 9,172 5,439 5,972 Patrol 17 S e dan 4 dr. 9,172 5. 439' 5,972 Patrol · 22 S ·dn n 4 dr. 9,172 5. 439 5,972 Patrol F -1 Sedan 4 dr. 8,105 533 853 Fire Adm. B-4 Club W.1go n 11,945 2,133 2,687 Sr. Surrey 135 Pi kup 1 /2 ton 8,105 917 1,834 Parks 138 Pickup 1 /2 lon 8,105 917 1,834 Parks 57 Dump 2 ton 21,010 1,984 3,839 Street 80 Dump 2 ton OVC'I 'ShO t 29,862 1,770 3,455 Street 144 Tt':JC lor 8,532 533 810 Parks 64 Broom 50' 125 3,562 11 '73 1 Str e t 197 Forklift 20,69 0 12 170 S I C
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1973 Hrs. 1974 Hrs. 1975 Hrs.
Sedan 4 dr . 12 47 0 6 ,721 550 6,346 820 7,928 1,220 5,663 Sedan 4 dr. 11 (Un l t pu rchased used Nov. 74) 1,170 4,376 Seda n 4 dr. 7 4 60 5,893 490 7,674 980 6,268 1,050 5 ,292 Sedan 4 dr . 5 800 8 ,809 580 6,535 790 8 ,198 900 9,033 5 Sedan 4 dr. 5 1,010 1 0,888 900 11,026 950 9,792 800 8,358 Sedan 4 dr. 6 53 0 13,971 1,180 10 ,666 930 9,240 1 ,080 11 ,977 7 Sedan 4 dr. 6 7 10 1 0,280 870 8,800 940 8,761 1 ,220 6 ,808 ll Sedan 4 dr. 2 ----------------2,750 19,072 3,210 33 ,520
15 Sedan 4 dr. 2 ----------------2,600 40,083 3 ,740 40 ,905
16 Sedan 4 dr. 2 ----------------2,910 35,174 4,280 42 ,924
4 3 Pickup t ton 8 6 50 -----970 6,607 680 6,094 980 3,548
131 Pickup •• ton 7 4.4 0 7 ,008 470 7,067 800 7,590 1,520 6,817
133 Pickup i ton 8 4 90 8 ,417 630 5,868 830 6,056 1 ,040 4 ,739
32 PICkup 3/4 ton 10 68 0 4 ,543 1,400 4,868 880 6,290 1,300 5,589
3 4 Pickup 3/4 ton 11 580 4 ,683 1,090 4,849 1,300 5,301 1,680 5,432
199 Pickup 3 /4 ton 8 (Unit p u rchased used Nov. 74 ) 390 215 780 2,903
-10 Pickup It tpr. l 4 1 ,29 0 27 ,176 1, 710 19,058 1,680 19,029 2 ,240 13 ,098
139 Duap 2t ton 11 1,1 8 0 5 ,260 1,820 4,122 1,840 2,995 1, 970 2,712 I I 5 0 Du•p 2 ton 9 1 ,180 6 ,716 1,820 . 7,295 3,570 8,009 2,490 3,197 r 0 • 5 5 Dump 2 f ton 8 1,3 0 0 6,059 1,480 8,581 1,870 10,082 2,700 7,941
56 Duap 2 :.~ ton 9 1 ,440 7 ,868 1,870 6,828 1,500 7,628 2,060 6,330
1 Du•p Loa dlll 10 1,950 2 ,501 3 ,790 2,937 2,650 1,483 5,170 1,258
95 COla p r essor 13 79 0 hrs-613 390 hrs-397 570 hrs-495 540 hrs-297
3 3 Co • p r essor 28 880 N/A 200 N/A 490 N/A 450 N/A
4 0 Van } ton 7 450 7 ,785 490 5,818 380 2,396 580 4,229 I :>"
7 0 Fro n t Loa der 14 1 ,150 hrs -889 2,460 brs-321 2,850 hrs-460 2 ,940 hrs-525
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1975
193 S e dan 4 dr. 10 1 ,170 200 970 650 196 Sedan 4 dr. 11 1,220 200 1,080 683 2 Sedan 4 dr . 7 1,050 200 850 570 4 Sedan 4 dr. 5 900 200 700 469 5 Sedan 4 dr. 5 BOO 200 600 402 6 Sedan 4 dr. 6 1 ,080 200 880 590 7 Sedan 4 dr. 6 1,220 200 1,020 683 11 Sedan 4 dr . 2 3,210 2,1 00 1,110 744 15 Sedan 4 dr. 2 3,740 2 ,100 1,640 1,099 16 Sedan 4 dr. 2 4 ,280 2,100 2,180 1,461 43 Pi c kup 1 /2 ton 8 980 360 620 415 115 Pi c kup 1 /2 ton 11 747 360 387 259 131 P ickup 1 /2 ton 6 1,520 360 1,160 117 133 Pi c kup 1/2 ton 8 1 ,040 360 680 456 32 Pi ckup 3 /4 ton 9 1,300 460 500 335 34 Pickup 3 /4 ton , ') 1 ,680 460 1,220 817 199 Pickup 1 /2 ton ~ 7 0 360 320 214 K-10 Pickup 1 /2 ton & topp r 4 2,240 940 1,300 871 139 Dump 2 1 /2 ton 11 1 ,970 830 1,140 570 50 Dump 2 1 /2 ton 8 2,490 830 1,660 830 55 Dump 2 1 /2 ton 7 2,700 830 1,870 935 56 Dump 2 1 /2 ton ~ 2,060 830 1,230 615 1 Dump 2 ton Loada11 10 5,170 950 4 ,220 2 ,110 33 Compr or 2ij 450 210 240 161 95 Compr or 12 540 210 330 221 40 Van 1 /2 ton 7 5 240 340 228 70 Fro nt Load r 13 2, 40 1,200 1 ,7 40 1,166 142 Tru k 1 1 2 ton 15 1,7 620 1 '140 764 Unit 139, 50, 55, 5 . 1 -6 .. nth d 1 v ry 31,0 7 19,095 NOTE : In add1ti n to th
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To: Andy McCown, City Manager
From: William D. James, Director of Finance
Harry Taylor, Purchasing Agent
Date: March 11, 1976
Subject: Council Chambers Sound System
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Upon your request, DTR Sound Corporation was called in to evaluate
the Council Chambers sound system and make recommendations to correct
the deficiencies in the system.
Hr. Arnold Takemoto evaluated the mike and speaker system, and adequate
sound was carrying from the front to the rear of the room on testing.
If sound was not carrying previously, Mr. Takemoto attributes this to
not speaking into the mike. When someone speaks from a distance, such
as leaning back in their chair, then the volume must be turned up to
maximu~. At this point the speaker may be heard, but the system also
picks up all background noises. Mr. Takemoto indicated that our mikes
are not directional mikes and should be spoken into at fairly close
range. It would cost $1,500 to equip the Council Chambers with
directional mikes. Therefore, it is not in his recommendation for
modification. To improve on the level of sound within the system,
Mr. Takemoto recommended a TA-956 quality amplifier.
Our basic problem of receiving outside transmittals was found to be
in the mixer and amplifier system. The attached quotation would correct
the probl and allow us more flexibility within the system.
.V/~~ William 0 a es
Director f Finane
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Purchasing Agent
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2186 C South Colorado Blvd.
Denver, Colorado 80222
Telephone: (303) 759-3181
March 11 , 1976
City of Englel'tood
3400 So. Elati
Englewood, Colorado 80110
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Re: Addition and modification of present sound system in courtroom.
DESCRIPTION
TA-956 Integrated Amplifier
MX-981 Mi xer/Preamp {used)
HAU-60F Lo z Modules
Em
Miscellaneous Wi e , connectors, etc
Labor: Consultation
Installation and trouble shooting
s 99.75
133.00
30.45
If additional time is needed in excess of 6 hours
for installation and trouble shooting, labor will be billed at Sl8.oo per hour.
Additional materials needed other than stated in above bid will be billed at normal prices.
Terms: 5%: 15 days
Sincerely ,
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TOTAL
s 99.75
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274.05
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AR~OLD TAK~OTO
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FRCM: Karl Nollenberger , Assistant Ci y Manager
DATE: March 11, 1976
SUBJECT: City Council Retreat
'lhe further infornation you requested concerning retreats is enclosed herein.
Possible locations are as follows with costs noted.
Place
Wood Spur Lodge
Winter Park
GreyStone Lodge
Evergreen
Travel
T1Ire
1 hr. 45 min.
45 min.
Estes Park
Estes Park
et 1 hr. 30 min.
1 hr. 0 min.
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Room Available
Yes -Couple March 26 -28
of options or a er
Yes -large March 26-28
one with fire April 9-ll
pl ce or after
y 8
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y
as
sooner t
i\Pr 2-4
~er
Cost
Dorm -$17.50 a day
3-4 roan-$18 . 50 "
2 roan-$19.50 "
includes breakfast
& dinner. 'Ibtal
cos est1ma.te $500.
$33 a day, 2 people
roans. includes 3
als a day. 'Ibtal
cost est. $710.
cont c w1 th any-
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Items of possible discussion are as follows:
1. Hampden U. S. 285 study.
2 . Comprehensive Plan.
3. Atchison Ranch Litigation.
4. Conduct of council rreetings.
5. Corouct of quasi-judicial hearings.
6. Liquor code .
7. Review of City Manager perfonna.nce.
8. Pension f'llrrl1ng problems .
9 . Financial Analysis of City-Tax Camrl.ttee Report.
10. Personnel item -OSHA, tra1n1ng, supervisors in unions , e c .
11. Capital Equipnent Replacerrent Fun:i.
12. Little Dry Creek Study .
13. Six-quarter budget
14 . Program budget.
If you desire rore information on any of the si es , I can get 1 for you.
6A~-~mk~
Karl Nollenberger
Assistant City Manager
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