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CITY COUNCIL MEETING
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ACFI DA l''OR
THE RE GULAR MEETING OF THE
ENGLEW OOD CITY COUNCIL
FEBR UARY 17 , 1976
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7:30 P .M. Call to order, i nvocat ion by Reverend David Hunter ,
Hampden Hills Baptist Church, 3095 South University,
pledge of allegianc e led by Boy Sco ut Pack 1153,
and roll call.
1. Minutes.
(a) Minutes of the regular meeting of February 2,
1976. (Copi es enclose d.)
(b) Minutes of the special meeting of February 9,
1976 . (Copies enclosed .)
2. Pre-Scheduled Visit o rs.
(a) Mr. John Maxwe ll , member of the Library Board,
will be pres ent to receive a Resolution com-
mending him for his years of service on the
Library Board. (Resolution enclosed.)
(b) Ms. Jean Carlberg, President of the Arapahoe
County League of Women Voters , will be present
to present City Council with a Voters Guide
for 1976. (Copies enclosed .)
(c) Mr. Steven Medina and Richard Gomez , new owners
of Medina-Gomez Corporation , d/b/a Loa Compadre s ,
4595 South Sant a Fe Drive, and Stephen Shambaugh,
At or ney , wi ll a ppear before City Council for
he re1sauance o f a three -way liquor license and
for the renewal of that license for 1976.
(Co un c i l action request form nclosed.)
(d) Mr. Ol iver Giseburt, 3171 South High Street,
wil l pp ar before City Council to present
matters concern ing in s uran ce.
3. Commun i ca ions -No Ac ion Re co~ e nded.
(a) Min tes of t ibrary Bo d m eting of
bru ry 10 , 1 76. (Cop ! a e nclo ed .)
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3. Communications-No Action Recommended (Continued).
(b) Minutes of t he Planning and Zoning Commission
meeting of J anuary 20, 1976. (Copies enclosed.)
(c) Financial Rep ort as of December 31, 1975 for
the Fire Pension Fund. (Copies enclosed.)
(d) Financial Report as of December 31, 1975 for
the Police Pension Fund. (Copies enclosed.)
(e ) Financial Report as of December 31, 1975 for
the Employe e s Retirement Pension Fu nd. (Copies
enclosed .)
(f) Memorandum to the City Manager from the Director
of Utilities regarding cleaning of reservoirs
and associated water service problems. (Copies
enclosed.)
4. Communications -Ac tio n Re c ommended.
(a) Recommendation from the Planning and Zoning
Commission mee ting of February 3, 1976 con-
cerning findings of fact on case #3-76, a
rezoning reques filed by Mr. and Mrs. Weaver,
2714 West Union Avenue. (Copies enclosed .)
(b) Recommendati on from the Planning and Zoning
Commission me e ting of February 3, 1976 con-
cerning a r ecommended appeal from the decision
o f the Bo ard o f Adjustment and Appeals regard-
ing va riance t o the s ign code. (Co ies
enclosed .)
(c) Co n s i derat ion of City Council contributions
t o va rious or an i zat ion s in the community.
(Me orand enclosed , p re v io us inform tion
subm i tted a th Jan ry 19, 1976 Council
me in nd or nd fro m Al coh o l Oetoxi-
fica ion Ta n cloaed.)
5 . Ci ty A orney.
Bi lla for Or ln nc
(a) Bill w t
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5. Ci ty Atto rney (Co ntinu e d).
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Bill authorizing the issuance of $1,516 ,000
of sewer refunding bon ds . (Ordinance and
prospectus e nclo sed .)
(c) Bill concerning assessments of cost for Paving
,~tl't1' Di stri ct #2 2 . (Copies enclosed .)
~,...,-R e so lutions.
~ Resolution concerning setting a date for a
public hear ing o n assessment of costs f or
Paving Dis rlct 1122. (Copies enclosed .)
.r~ Ot her Matters .
(e) Report from he City Attorney concerning
legal liability surro unding recommendations
at Cushing Park.
(f) Report from the City Attorney concerning
ordinances r ela ing to farm , wi l d and other
exotic animals.
(g) Att orney's Cho ice.
6. City Manager.
(a) Memorandum to th City Ma nager from the Assist-
ant City Man ger, D1r c or of Finance , Direc or
of U iliti s , and th Fire Chief concernin
fir pro ec ion standby charg s. (Co pies
e n closed . )
(b) M mor ndum f Asei tan
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and Per onnel Dir ctor
concern1n Fir 0 p r m n
(Copies enclos . )
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1. Other Viaito
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8. General Discussion.
(a) Mayor's Choice.
(b) Council Member's Choice.
(i) Discussion of 1976 DRCOG Weighted Voting
Formula. (Copies enclosed.)
9. Adjournment.
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COUNCIL CHAMBERS
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO
February 2 , 1976
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REGULAR MEETING :
The City Council of the City of Englewood , Arapahoe
County , Colorado , met i n regular session on February 2 , 1976
at 7 :30 p .m. Due to the large audience , the meet i ng was opened
in the Community Room .
Mayor Pro Tern Clayton , presiding , called the meet i ng
to order .
The invocation was given by Reverend Dave Hunter of
Hampden Hills Baptist Church , 3095 South University . The Pledge
of Allegiance was led by Cub Scout Pack #153 .
Mayor Pro Tern Clayton asked for roll call . Upon the
call of the roll , the follo wing were present :
Council Members Williams , Smith , Brown , Mann , and
Mayor Pro Tern Clayton .
Absent : Council Member Sovern and Mayor Taylor .
The Mayor Pro Tern declared a quorum present .
Also present were : City Manage r McCo wn
Assistant City Manager Nollenberger
Assistant Ci ty Atto r ney Clark
Acting Director of Community
Development Romans
Director of Utilities Carroll
Director of Public Works Waggoner
Direc or of Finance James
D u y City Clerk Varner
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11 yor Pro T m Clay on r s nted a proclamation
comm n in Rever n Sherm n H. Miller of the First Christian
Church , 31 0 ~outh Gr n , for hi long n faithful contribu-
tion to his parish nd the community of Englewood . Th procl -
1on w r y Councilman m1th . R verend nd Mr • Miller
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1r or c 1v he procl m tion , Reverend Miller
of Council frien
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0 COUNCILMA SMITH SECO OED
THE RE ULAR CITY COUtCIL
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Ayes: Council Members Williams , Smith , Brown , Mann ,
Clayton .
Nays : None .
Absent: Council Members Sovern , Taylor .
The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried .
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Representatives were present from the Community Arts
Symphony , 333 West Hampden Avenue , to discuss funding for 1976 .
Susan Pendleton , President , gave a brief report on the Symphony
and asked Council for a donation of $2 ,500 . Also present were
Diane Swain , Business Manager , and Stowell Sandmeyer , member of
the Board of Directors .
Mayor Pro Tern Clayton stated that this matter should
be considered at the Council meeting on February 17 or March 1 .
Councilman Brown expressed his support for the Symphony and
stated it is something Englewood needs .
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COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MAIN SECONDED A
MOTIOH TO ADJOURN THE MEETING IN TO THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS . Upon
a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Williams , Smith , Brown , Mann ,
Clayton .
flays :
Ab ent:
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Council M m ers Sovern , Taylor .
eclared the motion carrie , and
h Council Chambers. Upon a call
were pr sent :
mith , Brown , Mann , Clayton .
rs Sov rn, Taylor .
Tl M yor Pro T red quorum pr ent .
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9 :00a .m. to 8:00p .m. Monday through Friday , 9 :00a .m. to
9 :00 p .m. Saturday , and closed on Sunday .
COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS MOVED A D COUNCIL!~AN SMITH
SECONDED A MOTION TO REISSUE THE DRUG STORE LIQUOR LICENSE
FOR CHERRELYN DRUG STORE , 4285 SOUTH BROADW AY, TO THOMAS J .
GINTHER . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as
f o llows :
Aye s : Council Members Williams , Smith , Brown , Mann ,
Clayton .
Nays : None .
Absent : Council Members Sovern , Taylor .
The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried .
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COUNC ILMAN BROWN MOVED AND COUHCILMAN WILLIAMS
SECO!JDED A MOTION TO CONSIDER AGENDA ITEM 5-d , A RESOLU TION
CONCER~Il G THE APPLICATION FOR A RETAIL LIQUOR LICENSh FOR
THE LIQUOR BARN LTD ., 4415 SOUTH BROADWAY . Upon a call of
the roll , the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes : Council l•tembers Williams , Brown , l4ann , Clayton .
Hays : Council Member Sm ith .
Absent : Council Members Sovern , Taylor .
The Mayor Pro Tern declare the motion carried .
RESOLUTIO!~ 0 . 6 , SERIES OF 197-
ARE LUTION D~ YING THE APPLICATION OF THE LI UOR BAR , LTD .,
A COLORADO CORPORATION , TO SELL MALT , VINOUS A D PIRITOU
LI UOR I EALED CO TAINERS NOT TO BE CONSUMED AT THE PLACi:.
WHERE CLD , ~o BE LOCATED AT 15 OUTH BROADWAY , E GLEWOOD ,
COLORADO .
~JU CILMAN MAtt MOV 0 A D COUNCILMA SMITH SI::COIIDED
A MOTIO! TO PA ' RESOLUTIO NO . , ->ERIES OF 197b . U~ on c 11
of h rol , t vo resulte as follows :
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Jerry Blumenhein , 3400 South Clarkson , was present
representing People In Action (PIA) to discuss the Senior
Citizens Recreation Center . Their main concern is over the
location of the project , and they feel the old Police and Fire
building is the ideal location . He presented Council with
thirteen petitions containing over 1 ,200 signatures of resi-
dents who support the location of the Senior Citizens Center
in the old Police and Fire building at South Bannock and West
Girard .
There was discussion by Council ; and Councilman
Brown requested that Grady Franklin Maples , Chairman of the
Englewood Centennial -Bicentennial Foundation , speak on the
subject .
Grady Franklin Maples , 22 Viking Drive , reported
that the Englewood Centennial-Bicentennial Foundation is in
the process of a fund -raising campaign to raise $100 ,000 to
be turned over to the City of Englewood to help build the
Senior Citizens Recreation Center . They have approximately
$30 ,000 in pledges at this time .
COUNCILMA MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED
A MOTION TO HAVE MAURICE JONES , VICE -CHAIRMAN OF 'PEOPLE I
ACTION ', SPEAK AT THIS TIME . Upon a call of the roll , Lhe
vote resulted a follows:
Clayton .
Ayes: Council Members Williams , Smith, Brown , 1-1ann ,
I ays: !lone .
A s n Cou ci Members Sov rn, Taylor .
Til M yor Pro Tern clar he mo ion carrie
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Nays : None .
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Absent : Council Members Sovern , Taylor .
The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried .
Oliver Giseburt , 3171 South High , appeared and stated
that he feels the proposed location for the project is bad . He
also stated that the estimated costs for the project are unreal-
istic because of the inflation factor . Mr . Giseburt pointed out
that a lady in the audience who is a member of a Denver senior
citizens center must pay $1 .50 for the meals served ; and she was
identified as Antonia Krelovich , 4196 South Pearl .
COUNCILMAN BROWN ~10VED AND COUNCILMAN SMITH SECONDED
A MOTION TO HAVE A TEN MINUTE RECESS . Upon a call of the roll ,
the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Williams , Smith , Brown , Clayton .
Nays : Council Member Mann .
Absent : Council Members Sovern , Taylor .
The t-1ayor Pro Tern declared the motion carrie
Council reconvene at 9 :50 p .m. Upon a call of the
roll, the following were present:
Council Members Williams, Smith , Brown , Mann , Clayton .
Absent : Council Members Sovern , Taylor .
Mayor rro T m Clayton declared a quorum presen
urt contin ed
Englewood for
y tating that there is a
8 .00 per square foot that
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(d) Minutes of the Planning and Zoning Commission
meeting of January 6 , 1976 .
(e) Minutes of the Police Pension Board meeting
of Januar y 23 , 1976 .
(f) Transmit tal of the 1976 Budget .
(g) Report from the City Manager and Chief of Police
on their attendance at the ICMA/LEAA Law Enforce-
ment Leadership Seminar in San Francisco on
January 21 -23 , 1976 .
Councilman Smith requested that Counc ilman Sovern
discuss item 3a , Minutes of the DRCOG Council meeting of
December 3 , 1975 -page 4 , "1976 DRCOG Weighted Voting
Formula" -when he returns .
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City Manager McCown presented six recommendation s
from the Planning and Zoning Commission meeting of January 20 ,
1976 .
INTRODUCED BY COUNCILMAN BROWN
A BILL
FOR 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 MEDIUM DENSITY
RESIDENCE DISTRICT , AND AMENDING THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP ACCORD-
INGLY .
COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED AtD COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS SECO DED
A l-tOTION TO PASS ON FIRST READING A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REZO I G
A CERTAIN PARCEL OF LAND ITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , ARAPAHOE
COUNTY , STATE OF COLORADO , FROM R-1-C SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE
DISTRICT , TO R-2 MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENCE DISTRICT, AND AMENDI G
THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP ACCORDINGLY ; AND SETTING A PUBLIC HEARifG
ON MARCH 1 , 1976 . Upon call of he roll, the vote eul ed
follows:
Ay s: Council M m er Willi ms, Smith, Brown, Cl y on.
N y : Co nell r Mann .
Absen Council M mbers Sovern , Taylor .
The M yor Pro T m cl r th motion c rri
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City Manager McCown stated that the other five
r ecommendations from the Planning and Zon ing Comm is sion are
only transmittals of findings of fact and only need to be
received by Council .
COUNCILf~AN SMITH MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED
A MOTION TO RECEIVE AGENDA ITEMS 4a-ii , 4a -iii , 4a-iv , 4a -v ,
and 4a-vi , TRANSMITTALS OF FINDINGS OF FACT . Upon a call of
the roll , the vote r esulted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Williams , Smith , Brown , Mann ,
Clayton .
ays : None .
Absent : Council Members Sove rn , Taylor .
The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried .
COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS MOVED AHD COUNCILMAN SMITH
SECONDED A MOTION TO RESET THE PUBLIC HEARING DATE FROM
FEBRUARY 17 , 1976 TO MARCH 1 , 1976 FOR AGENDA ITEM 4a-v,
TRANSfUTTAL OF FINDINGS OF FACT FOR WILLIAM VAN HEUSEH
FOR PART OF 3500 BLOCK ON SOUTH DELAWARE AND PART OF 3500
BLOCK ON SOUTH ELATI . Upon a call of the roll, the vote
re sulted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Williams , Smith , Brown , Mann,
Clayton .
Nays : None .
Absent : Council Members Sovern , Taylor .
The Mayor Pro Tern decla red the motion carried .
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COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SMITH
SECONDED A MOTIO TO CONSIDER AGENDA ITEM 4-d , RECOMMENDATIO
FROM THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION MEETING OF JANUARY 6 ,
1976, Cot CERNING DENIAL OF A REZONING REQUEST BY GRADY F .
MAPLE , 300 AND 330 WEST BELLEVIEW AVENUE . Upon call of
the roll, h vo e res lte follows :
Ayes : Council M mb rs Williams, Smi h , Brown , M nn ,
C yton .
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As nt: Council M mb r Sovern , T ylor .
Th M yor Pro T m cl the motion c rr1
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Grady Franklin Maples , 22 Viking Drive , appeared and
requested a public hearing on April 5 , 1976 .
COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SMITH
SECONDED A MOTION TO DIRECT THE CITY ATTORNEY TO PREPARE A
BI LL FOR AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING THE REZONING REQUEST BY
GRAD Y F. MA PL ES FOR 300 AND 33 0 WE ST BELLEVIEW AVENUE TO BE
PRESENTED AT THE COUNC I L MEETING ON FEBRU ARY 17 , 1976 . Upon
a call of the roll , t he v ote resulted as fo llows :
Ayes : Council Members Williams , Smith , Brown , Mann ,
Clayton .
Nays : None .
Absent : Council Members Sovern , Taylor .
The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried .
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COU NC ILMAN SMITH l~OVED AND COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS
SECONDED A MOTION TO CONSIDER AGENDA ITEM 6d , CITY MANAGER 'S
CHOICE , ALOUG WITH AGENDA ITEMS 4b -i AND 4b -ii , RECOMMENDATIONS
FROM THE WATER AND SEWER BOARD . Upon a call of the roll , the
vo e resulte as follows :
Clayton .
c y on .
Ayes : Council !~embers Williams , Smith , Brown , Mann,
IJ ys: None .
A en Council Memb rs Severn , Taylor .
Th Mayor Pro Tern eclared th motion carried .
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The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried .
City Manager McCown presented a recommendation from
the Water and Sewer Board that City Council authorize City staff
to attend the meeting on February 3 of the State Water Quality
Commission and apply for the maximum available funds of the
201 Grant . He outlined the history of the proposed 201 study
and stated that the meeting should be attended to inform them
of our intent to apply for 201 funds . He further stated that
they should be informed that the study should not be limited
in any wa y.
COUNCILMAN ~1ANi~ MOVED AND COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS SECONDED
A MOTIOH TO APPROVE THE RECOMMENDATIOll OF THE WATER AND SEWER
BOARD AUTHORIZING CITY STAFF TO ATTEND THE MEETIIG 011 FEBRUARY 3
OF THE STATE WATER QUALITY COMMISSION AND TO APPLY FOR FUNDS OF
THE 201 GRANT . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as
follows :
Ayes : Council Members Wil iams , Smith , ~rown , Mann ,
Clayton .
Nays : None .
Absent: Council Members Severn , Taylor .
The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried .
Mayor Pro Tern Clayton made a request that HDR arrange
a meeting with the two new Councilmen to bring them up to date
on the projects involved . Peter Heye , representative from HDR ,
stated he would be glad to have all Council Members take a tour .
COUNCILMAN
MOTION TO DIRECT THE
COUllCIL UP TO DATE.
follows:
MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SMITH SECO OED A
STAFF AID HDR TO PRESENT A TOUR TO BRING
Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted
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Ayes: Council Member Williams , Smith, Brown, Mann ,
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A s nt: Co nci M mb rs Sov rn, Taylor .
The M yor Pro Tern
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COU GILMAN WIL LIAMS MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN
SECONDED A MOTIOI~ TO AP PROVE THE THREE -WAY AGREEMENT BETWEE
VALLEY ANITATION DIST RI CT , ROCKY MOUNTAIN PRESTRESS , AND THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD FOR A SE WER TAP -ON .
Haro ld Hurst , 33 85 South Bannock , attorney for Rocky
Mountain Prestress , stated that the sewage is presently being
held in a holding tank which is being pumped ; and that there
are problems with the sewage backing up . He further stated
that the wast e will be domestic type and no industrial or
chemical wastes will be in the line .
Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Williams , Smith , Brown , Mann ,
Clayton .
Nays : None .
Absent : Council Members Sovern , Taylor .
The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried .
COUNCIL MAN WI LLIAMS MOVED AID COUNCILMAN MANN SECON DED
A !-10TION TO DI REC T THE CITY MANAGER AND ROCKY MOUNTAIN PRESTRESS
TO PREPARE A REPORT TO BE PRESENTED TO COUNCIL AT THE EXT M~ET
ING REGARDING CONSIDERATION OF A BUILDING THAT COULD BE USED FOR
THE SENIOR CITIZENS CENTE R. Upon a cal l of the roll , the vote
resulted as foll ows :
Ayes : Council Members ~illiam s , Brown , Mann , Clayton .
ays: Council l'>tember Sm ith .
Absent : Council Mem bers So vern , Taylor .
The Mayor Pro Tern eel r e the motion carried .
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City Manager McCown rresent d a recommendation from
the Par nd R ere tion C0mmission for Cushin Par Pond .
They recomm n I thr e minor chan es for th on , but the
ity ' in ranc com any fo nd th ~ark to e in n overa 1
ti f ctory s r condition .
COUI lLMAN MANU MOVED AND COU CILMA BROWN ECONDED
A !-10TIOU TO APPR OVE THE RECOMMENDATIO OF THE PARKS At D RECREA -
TIO COMMI 10 THAT THE POND AT CU lilt 0 PARK : ( ) lOT BE FILLED
TO ANY DEPTH ; (b) TH AT THE BA K BE TERRACeD A D PLANT D A D
SURMOU TED UY A 'UITABLE ALL TO PReVENT 0 JECTS FROM HOLLING
DO miLL ; (c) THAT THe PO!lD BE PO TeD A TO THE DE TH OF Till:;
ATER . Ur on c 11 of th roll , th vot r sul ollow :
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Ay e s : Co uncil Members Williams , Smith , Brown , Mann ,
Clayton .
Nays : None .
Absent : Council Members Sovern , Taylor .
The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried .
City Manager McCown pointed out that the insurance
company feels this action could endanger the law suits that
have been filed . Councilman Mann stated he feels the Parks
and Recreation Commission should be commended for their recom-
mendation . Director of Finance James explained that the
insurance company feels the pond as it is does not present
a situation that would make the City liable in a law suit ,
and that if changes are made it could be considered as
admitting liability for the drownings . Assistant City
Attorney Clark stated that the lawyers could make a point
if changes are made which could have an adverse effect on
the case .
COUNCILMAN MANN f-10VED AND COUNCILMAN SMITH SECONDED
A MOTION TO RECONSIDER THE PREVIOUS MOTION CONCERNING THE
RECOMMENDATION FROM THE PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION FOR
CUSHING PARK POND . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted
as follows:
Ayes: Council t-1embers Williams , Smith , Brown ,
Clayton .
Nays: Council Member Mann .
Absent : Council Members Sovern , Taylor .
The Mayor Pro Tern eclared the motion carried .
COUNCILMAN MAl ~ f-10VED AND COUNCILMA SMITH SECONDED
A MOTION TO REVOTE OJ THE PREVIOUS MOTION APPROVIHG THE RECOI-1-
-1E!IDATIOIJ OF THE PARK A. D RECREATIO C0~1!USSION FOR CUSHII G
PARK POND . Upon a c 11 of the roll, the revote resulted as
ro ow :
Aye Council M m er M nn .
1 ay Co neil m ers Williams, mith, Brow , Cl yton .
A se1 Council M mb r overn, Tay or .
Ttl M yor Pro T m cl r d th motion ef
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COUNCILMAN SMITH MOVED Aim COUNCILMAN WILLIAtviS
SECOHD ED A MOTIO iJ TO TABLe; TliE RECOMMENDATION FROM THE PARKS
AND Re CREATION COMMISSION FOR CUSHIHG PARK POND UNTIL FURTHeR
COUNSEL CAN BE RECEIVED FROM THE CITY ATTORNEY AND THAT THIS
MATTER B£ BROUGHT BEFORE COUNCIL WHEIJ THE CITY ATTORJJEY DEEMS
APPROPRIATE . Upon a call of the roll , the vo t e resulted as
follows :
Ayes : Council 14embers Williams , Smith , Brown ,
Clayton .
Nays : Council Member Mann .
Absent : Council Me mbers Sovern , Taylor .
The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried .
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COUJ CILf.lA.~ !11A ~ MOVED AND COUNCILMAH WILLIAI4S
SECONDED A li!OTION TO APPROVE TliE 3 . 2 BEER LICE SE RENEWAL
FOR U-TOTE -J.1 , 123 EAST BELLEVIEW AVENUE . Upon a call of
the roll , the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Williams , Smith , Brown , Mann ,
Clayton .
Nays: None .
Absent : Council Members Sovern , Taylor .
The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried .
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Di r ector of Pub lic Works Waggon er r e viewe d the storm
drainage program and the bids for North Central Engl woo B sin
Phase II . He reported that nine bids were receive on J nuary , ,
1 976 ; an the low bid was received from stern Pavir Construc-
tion Company in the amount of 496 ,493 .27 . The o al s timat
pro j e c c os t will b 581,388 .27 .
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The Mayor Pro Tern declared the mot i on carried .
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The Mayor Pro Tern declared a recess at 11 :10 p .m.
Council reconvened at 1 1:20 p .m. Upon a call of the roll , the
following were present :
Council Members Williams , Smith , Br own , Mann , Clayton .
Absent : Council Me mbers Sovern , Ta y lor .
The Mayor Pro Tern declared a quorum present .
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IHTRODUCED BY COUNCILMA WILLIAMS
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO . 4
SERIES OF 1976
AN ORDINANCE REPEALING SECTIONS 1 THROUGH 9 , CHAPTER 11 , TITLE V,
OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL COD£, ABOLISHING THE ENGLEWOOD
POLICE CADET TRAINING PROGRAM .
COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN
SECONDED A MOTION TO PASS ORDINANCE NO . 4 , SERIES OF 1976 .
City Manager McCown reviewed the background of the
program which started early in 1973 and stated the program has
not been successful .
Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows:
Ay s : Council Members Williams , Smith , Brown , Clayton .
ays : Council Member Mann .
Absent : Council Members Sovern, Taylor •
Th M yor Pro Tern d cl red th motion c rr1
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l!TRODUCED BY COU CILMA. CLAYTON
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. 5
SERIES OF 1 76
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AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SUBSECTION (a) OF SECTION 9 , CHAPTER 6 ,
TITLE V OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE BY ABOLISHING
THE CLASS TITLE OF 'DETECTIVE ' AND 'LAB TECHNICIAN ' FROM THE
POLICE DEPARTMENT SALARY SCHEDULE .
COUNCILMAN SMITH MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED
A MOTION TO PASS ORDINANCE NO . 5 , SERIES OF 1976 . Upon a call
of the roll , the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Williams , Smith , Brown ,
Clayton .
Nays : Council Member Mann .
Absent : Council Members Severn , Taylor .
The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried .
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INTRODUCED BY COUNCILMAN MANN
A BILL
FOR AN ORDIHA~CE REZONING A CERTAIN PARCEL OF LAND WITHIN THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , ARAPAHOE COUNTY , STATE OF COLORADO , FROM
R-1-A SIHGLE -FAMILY RESIDEHCE , TO R-1 -C SINGLE -FAMILY RESIDENCE
DISTRICT , AND AMENDING THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP ACCORDINGLY .
COUNCILMAN MAJlN f40VED AND COUNCILf-!AN SMITH SECONDED
A MOTION TO PASS A BILL FOR AN ORDINAHCE REZONING A CERTAI!~
PARCEL OF LAND WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , ARAPAHOE COUNTY ,
STATE OF COLORADO , FROM R-1-A SINGLE -FAMILY RESIDENCE , TO R-1 -C
SINGLE -FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT , AND AMENDING THE OFFICIAL
ZONING MAP ACCORDINGLY ; AND SETTING A PUBLIC HEARING FOR
MARCH 15 , 1976 . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted
as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Williams , Smith , Brown , Mann,
Clayton .
N ys : one .
A s nt: Council Members Sovern , T ylor.
Til M yor Pro Tern decl red the motion carried .
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Acting Director of Community Development Romans
outlined the action taken by the Board of Adjustments and
Appeals allowing Azar 's to exceed the maximum height of the
sign code . She explained that if Council wishes to take any
action against this it must be done within thirty days .
Assistant City Attorney Clark stated that Council can appeal
the action taken by the Board of Adjustments and Appeals .
COUNCILMAN SMITH MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED
A MOTION TO PUT THIS ITEM ON THE AGENDA FOR THE SPECIAL CITY
COUNCIL MEETING ON FEBRUARY 9 , 1976 AND TO INVITE THE HOARD
OF ADJUSTMENTS AND APPEALS TO APPEAR AT THE STUDY SESSION AT
6:30P .M. FOR THEIR RESPONSE . Upon a call of the roll , the
vote resulted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Williams , Smith , Brown , Mann ,
Clayton .
Nays : None .
Absent: Council Members Sovern , Taylor .
The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried .
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Assistant City Attorney Clark presented a memorandum
from the City Attorney concerning his vacation plans for February
2 through February 14 , 1976 .
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City Manager McCown presented a letter from the
Regional Transportation District regarding their capital grant
application for $39 million . They have requested a me ting
with City Council to explain th program .
COUNCILMAN SMITH MOVED AND COUNCILMAN WILLIAM
SECONDED A MOTION TO HOLD A MEETING WITH THE REGIONAL TRA S-
PORTATION DISTRICT ON FEBRUARY 10, 1976 , AT 7 :30P .M. AT
CITY HALL . Upon a call of the roll , he vote r ulte
follow
Ay Co neil M mb rs Willi ith, rown,
Cl yt n.
N y o e .
Abs nt: Council M mbers ov rn , T ylor .
Th I~ yor Pro T m clar d th otion c rri
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City Manager McCown presented a memorandum from the
Director of Finance to the City Manager reference refunding of
the sewer revenue bonds issued March l , 1975 .
RESOLUTION NO . 7
A RESOLUTIO!l AUTHORIZING THE PUBLICATION OF NOTICE OF SALE OF
SEWER REVENUE REFUNDING BONDS , SERIES 1976 , OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD , ARAPAHOE COUNTY , COLORADO , IN THE PRINCIPAL AMOUNT
OF $1 ,516 ,000 , DATED MARCH l , 1976 .
COUNCILMAN MANN l~OVED AND COUNCILMAN SMITH SECONDED
A MOTION TO PASS RESOLUTION NO . 7 , SERIES OF 1976 . Upon a call
of the roll , the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Williams , Smith , Brown , Mann ,
Clayton .
Hays : None .
Absent: Council Mem ers Severn , Taylor .
The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried .
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City Manager r~cCown presente a me orand m from the
Chief of Police to the City Manager regarding the towing con-
tract . He explained the existing contract and some of the
problems involved , and he further discussed the new proposed
procedures . Assistant City Attorney Clark stated that there
may be som legal problems involved , an Co ncilman Smith
requ sted ha the City Attorney be directed to investigate
the reposed change .
Sam Clothier of Bob 's AutoS rvice stated that the
City cannot set th towing price bee us law suits could be
fil d . Th Western States Towing As oci tion is trying to get
ev ryone o run under PUC re ul tions rather than each City
h vln a ifferen ordinance with differ nt regulations .
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Absent : Cou n cil Members Severn , Taylor .
The !'lay or Pro Tern declared the motion carried .
COUNCILMAN SMITH MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED
A MOTION THAT ITEMS 2 AND 3 ON PAGE 3 OF THE MEMORANDUM BE
REFERRED TO THE CITY ATTORNEY FOR HIS OPINION AND RECOMMENDA -
TIONS TO BE RETURNED TO CITY COUNCIL AT THE COUNCIL l'IEETING ON
MARCH 15 , 1976 . Upon a ca l l of the roll , the vote resulted
as follows :
Ayes : Coun c il Membe r s Williams , Sm i th , Brown , Mann ,
Clayton .
Nays : None .
Absent : Council Members Se v ern , Taylor .
The Mayor Pro Tern declared the mo ti on c arried .
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Director of Utilities Carroll presented a Bill for
an Ordinance and a supplement agreement allowing Cherry Hills
Village Sanitation District to construct a sewer line within
the limits of the City of Englewood .
COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS
SECONDED A MOTION TO TABLE THIS ITEM AND TO HAVE IT REFERRED
TO THE WATER AND SEWER BOARD FOR THEIR RECOMMENDATIONS BACK
TO COUNCIL . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as
follows :
Aye : Council Members Williams , Brown , Mann .
N ys : Council Members Smith , Clayton .
Ab nt : Council Members Severn , Taylor .
The Mayor Pro Tern d clar d the motion carried .
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Force o n Alcohol Problem , Inc ., r u
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Ayes : Council Members Williams , Smith , Brown , Mann ,
Clayton .
Nays : None.
Absent : Council Members Severn , Taylor .
The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried .
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City Manager McCown presented the possibility of
having Mr . James Baird present a one -half day workshop on
the morning of February 21 , 1976 for labor negotiations .
The cost would be approximately $200 to $250 plus one -half
of his travel expenses .
COUNCILMAN SMITH MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED
A MOTION TO DIRECT THE CITY MANAGER TO ARRANGE A MEETING ON
FEBRUARY 21 WITH JAMES BAIRD REGARDING EMPLOYEE NEGOTIATIONS
WITH A MAXIMUM EXPENDITU RE OF $450 . Upon a call of the roll ,
the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Williams , Smith , Brown ,
Clayton .
Nays : Council Member Mann .
Abs nt : Council Mem ers overn , Taylor .
Th Mayor Pro Tern d cl red the motion carrie
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Councilman Brown state h feels Council should
hold inner with he Boar s an Commiss ion s for the purpose
of communications , as was on in the past .
COUNCILMA BRO MOVED A D COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS
SECONDED A MOT!Ot TO COl IDER THIS ITEM AT TilE COU CIL MEET -
ING ON MARCil 1 , 1976 . Upon c ll o the roll, h vote
re ult d s follow :
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Councilman Smith stated he feels some firm plans
should be considered regarding garden level parking for the
Senior Citizens Recreation Center .
COUNCILMAN SMITH MOVED AND COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS
SECONDED A MOTION TO DIRECT THE CITY MANAGER TO FIND OUT
ABOUT COSTS FOR POSSIBLE ADDITIONAL GARDEN LEVEL PARKING
FOR THE SENIOR CITIZENS RECREATION CENTER TO BE REFERRED
BACK TO CITY COUNCIL WITHIN THIRTY DAYS . Upon a call of
the roll , the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Williams , Smith , Brown ,
Mann , Clayton .
Nays : None.
Absent : Council Members Sovern , Taylor .
The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried .
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Councilman Smith inquired if the study session
regarding the liquor code had been scheduled . It was agreed
that this item be considered at the study session on February
17 , 1976 wh en all Council Members and the City Attorney should
be present .
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Councilman Mann suggested setting u a retreat for
a weekend to take care of some of the many matters that are
before Council at this time .
COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED
A MOTION TO DIRECT THE CITY MANAGER TO LOOK INTO THE FEASIBILITY
OF ETTING UP A RETREAT IN THE I MMEDIATE FUTURE . U on a call of
the roll , the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes : Co neil Members Williams , Brown , f~ann .
N ys : Council M mbers mith , Cl yton .
Council M m ers Sovern , T ylor .
Tl M yor Pro Tern eel r d th motion carried .
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COUt ILMA B OWt MOVI::D Am COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS
ECOl EDAM 101 TO ADJOURN THE CITY COUNCIL .ETINO . Uto
c l o th roll , tll vot r sult a follow :
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Clayton .
Nays : None .
Absent: Council Members Severn, Taylor .
The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried, and
the City Counc il meeting was adjourned at 1 :10 a.m .
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO
February 9 , 1976
SPEC IA L MEETING :
The City Council of the City of Englewood , Arapahoe
Co unty , Co l orado , met in special session on February 9 , 1976
at 7:30 p.m.
t o order.
May or Pro Tern Clayton , pres i d ing , called the meeting
The invocation was given by Mayor Pro Tern Cl a yton .
The Ple dge of Allegiance was led by Counc i lman Smith .
Mayor Pro Tern Clayton asked for roll call . Upon the
call of the roll , the following were p r esent :
Council Members Williams , Smith , Brown , Mann , and
Mayo Pro Tern Clayton .
Absent : Council f.lember So vern and Mayor Taylor .
The Mayor Pro Tern declared a quorum present.
Also present wer : City Manager Mc Co wn
Ass • City Manag r Noll nb rger
Asst. Ci ty Attorn y De Wi tt
Acting D1r c or of Co mm nity
D v opmen Romans
ir ctor of lnance J am s
De u y C1 y Cler Varner
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COUNCILMAN MAU MOVE AND COUNCILMAN WILLIA!~S
ECONDED A MOTION TO OPE A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER AN
ORDIN A CE ON FINAL REA DliG AMEilDI 0 THE COI'PREHE SIVE ZONI G
ORDI~lANCE BY CREATING A NEW RESIDE CI AL DI TRICT TO BE ENTITLE D
"R-2-C MEDIUM DE SIT Y RE IDE E DI TRICT ". Upon a cal of the
roll , th vote r lt ollowa :
Ayes: Co mltn , Brown , M nn , era
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ys: one.
Ab nt: Co neil M mb ra S , T ylor.
T yor Pr T d h mo ion carr1 d.
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MINIMUM LANDSCAPING, MINIMUM FRONTAGE OF LOT , MAXIMUM HEIGHT
OF BUILD ING, MINIMUM FRONT, SI DE AND REAR YAR DS , MINIMUf1 OF F-
STREE T PA RKING, AN D AUTHOR IZING ACCESSORY BU I LDINGS AND PER -
IT~ED ACC ES SORY US ES ; AND DECLARIN G AN EMER GENCY .
COUNCILMAN BR OWN MO VED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SE ONDED
A MO TION TO PA SS ORDI NANCE NO . 6 , SERI ES OF 1976 , CREATI NG A
NE W RESIDENTIAL ZONE DISTR IC T R-2-C. Up on a call o f the roll,
t h e vote resulted a s f ollow s :
Cl'iy on .
Ay es : Co unc il Members Williams, Sm ith , Br own, Ma nn,
Nays: No n e .
Ab sent: Council Members Se vern , Taylor.
Th e Mayor Pro Tern aecla red t h e mot i on carried .
Assi s tant City Attorney De Wi tt e x plaine d t h a the
Plann i n g and Zon ing Commission llill ho ld h ear ings for those
areas to be z on ed R-2-C, and h~y will then make recommenda -
tions to City Council .
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Mayor Pro Tern Cla on r cognized Councilman Severn 's
presence . Counc i l man Severn sta e that he is only able to
stand a nd did no t j oin Council .
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COUNCILMAN MITH NLVED D COU C LMA BROWN ECON ED
A '10TION TO OPEN A PUBLIC HeARING TO CONSIDER AN ORDINANCE ON
FI~lAL READING REZONING A PAR EL OF LAND WITHIN THE CITY OF
ENO EWOOD FRO M R-3 TO B-1 . U on a call of h roll , h vote
sul ed as follows:
Ay s : Council Hen ers William • Sm1 h , Brown , Mann ,
1 !It n .
ys: Non .
A s n {J cil Sov rn, Taylor.
Th M yor t mo ion c rried.
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO
February 9 , 1976
The City Council of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe
Cou nty , Colorado , met in special sess ion on February 9 , 1976 at 7:30 p .m.
t o order. Mayor Pro Tern Clayton, presiding, called the meeting
The invocation wa s given by Mayor Pro Tern Clayton .
Th e Ple dge of Al l egiance was led by Councilman Smith .
Mayor Pro Tern Clayton asked for roll call . Up on the call of the roll , the following were present:
Council Members Williams , Smith , Brown , Mann , and Mayor Pro Tern Clayton .
Absent: Council Mem er Severn and Mayor Tay lor .
The Mayor Pro Tern eclared a quorum present .
Also present were: City Manager McC own
Asst . Ci ty Manager Nolle nberge r
Asst . City Attorney De Wi tt
Acting Director of Co mmunity
Development Romans
Dir~ctor of Finance James
De uty City Clerk Varner
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COUNCILMAN MAN ~10V!:.D AND COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS
ECmJDED A MOTION TO OPEN A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER AN
ORDINANCE ON FINAL READING AMENDING THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING
ORDPlANCE BY CREATING A NEW RESIDENCI AL DISTRICT TO BE ENTITLED
"R-2-C MEDIUM DE SITY RESID E CE DI TRICT ". Upon a call of the
r o l l , t he vot r s ulted a s f o ll o ws:
1 yt n . Ay e s: Co unc il Me . r s Willi m , Smith , Brown , M nn,
a y s : None .
Ab ent: Council M mb rs Sov rn , Taylor .
The M y or Pro T m cl r th mo ion c rri d.
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Acting Director of Community Develo ment Romans
explained the proposed new zone district R-2 -C Which is a
me ium density zone district and presented the reasons behind it .
Yvonne Naudack , 3997 0outh Lincoln , appeared to
speak for this ordinance . She stated she is 100 % in favor
of this new zone for this partie lar eight block area,
Mayor Pro Tern Clayton pointed out that this publ ic
hearing and or inance are just to establi sh the new p ropo sed
zone district and are not designating any particular area to be so zoned .
Leonard J , Mitchell , 3760 South Sherman , appeared
to ask if the new zone would allow the renting of apartments ,
Ms . Romans e xplained that the propose zone wo ld allow two
family use on a fifty foot fron age . Mr . Mitchell stated
hat he is definitely in favor of the new zone .
Vir il Thomas , 3810 South Lincoln , appea red t o
speak for thi ordinance . He commended City Council and
Ms . Romans for drafting this new zone ecause it is needed
as a new dimension to the com r hensive plan.
No one a pear d to speak against this ord inan ce .
COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED
A MOTION TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING. Upon a call of the ro 1, the vote resulted as follow :
Clayton . Ayes : Counc il Memb r-; Wi liams , ntth , Brown, !1 nn,
Nays: one .
Absent: Council Membe rs Severn , Taylor.
The M yor Pro Tern declar d the motion c rried.
IN OD UCED BY COU CILMAN BROWt
BY AUTHORITY
ORDl !ICE 0 . 6
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~TR~ET PA RKING, AND AUTH ORIZIN, ACCESSORY BU ILDI G AND PER -
IT~ED ACCESSORY USES ; AND DECLA RING A EMERGENCY .
COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCIL~AJ MAN SECO NDED
4 MO TION TO PA SS ORDINANCE NO . 6 , SERIES OF 1976 , CREATING A
NEW RESIDENTIAL ZONE DISTR ICT R-2-C. Upon a call o f the roll ,
the vote resulted a s follows:
Ayes: Council Memb e r s Williams , Smith , Bro wn, Ma nn,
Cl'i'l on.
ys: No ne .
Absent : Council Members So vern , Taylor .
The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried .
Assistant City Attorney DeW it t explained tha the
Planning a nd Zoning Commisslon 11111 hold hearings for those
areas o be zoned R-2-C, and h~y will then make recommenda -
tions to City Council .
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Mayor Pro Tern Clayton recognized Councilman Severn 's
presence . Councilman Severn state that he is only a le to
stan d and did not join Council .
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COUNCILMAN MITH lOVED A D COUNCI A BROWJ SECO DED
A <10TION TO OPEN A PUBLIC HI:.ARilm TO CONSIDER AN ORDII ANCE O!J
FUAL READING REZONING A PARCEL OF LAND WITHIN THE CITY OF
E ,I.EWOOD FROM R-3 TO B-1 . Upon a call of he roll , h vot
r ul ed as follows:
Ayes: Council M m rs William , Smi h , Brown , M nn ,
lay ~n .
ys: Nom•.
A Sov rn, T ylor .
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Ralph Chumley , 3550 outh Cherokee , appeared and
expla ined hi s possible plans for his property in this area .
He stated he i s in favor of this ordinance .
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Mary Mitchell, 3565 South Cherokee , appeared to
speak for th is ordinance . She s tated her purpose for wanting
the zoning change is because her property has decreased in
value over the last couple of years , and with the rezoning
her pr operty should incre ase in value .
Elsie Johnson , 3575 South Cherokee , appeared to
speak f or this ord inan c e . She stated she is in favor of
the zon c hange.
Mrs . Thor , 35 5 outh Che r ok ee , appeared to speak
for his ordi nance. She s at d both she and her husband are
de initely for this ordinance .
Ral h Ch mley requested that the previous petition
which was 1resented to the Planning and Zoning Commission in
iavor of this ordinance be entered in the public hearing.
o one appeared to s peak against this ordinance .
COUNCILM AN WILLIAMS f-tOVED AND COUNCILMAN SMITH E~ON E A OTIO N TO CLOSE THE UBLIC HEARING. Upon a call
o he roll , the vote r esult d as follows:
Cl yton .
Ay s : Council Members il liams, Smith , Brown , Mann ,
y.,: None .
ent: counci M m r s Sovern , Taylor .
Tll Mayor Pro T eclar d the motion carried .
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Absent: Council
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The Mayor Pr o T rn clared the motion carried .
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COUNCILMA N WILLIAMS MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SMI TH
SECO NDED A f-tOTIO N TO DISCUSS CASE NO . 1-7 6 OF THE BOARD OF ADJ U~TMENT AND APPEALS GRANTING A VARIANCE TO AZAR'S RESTAU -
RA:lT, S~ll SOUTH BROADWAY . Upon a call of the roll, the
vo t re~u lte as follows:
Ay s : Council !>!embers Williams, Smith, Brown,
.'> n .• Clayton .
Nays : None .
Absent: Council Members Sovern , Taylor .
The Mayor Pro Tern declared th motion carr i e d.
City Manager Mc Co wn stated Council ha s thirty days
in which to appeal the action of the Board of Adjustment and
App als , and the thirty days are up February 14 .
Bill Brokate, Code Enfo rcement Officer , tated that
the uil ing permit wa issue to Azar 's the morning fo l lowing
th Board of Adjustment an A p a s meeting . Th y have rem oved
h old sign nd the f <Jr m r c1n ation , and th new sign will
b c rec ed omorrow if it w no done today.
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action of the Hoard of Adjustment and Appea ls because it is
contrary to he sign code which was se t up as a standard .
He s ated the big sign is not needed because the present
sign can be seen adequately . He also st at ed that the sign
company should have known about the ordinances. In answer
to Councilman Man n , Mr . Tanguma stated that obtaining the
building permit is part of the preliminary work that many
people just want to get out of the way.
COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNC ILMAN WILLIAMS
SECONDED A MOTION TO CEASE DISCUSSION . Upon a call of the
roll , the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Williams, Smith, Brown, Mann,
Clayton .
Nay None .
Abs nt : Council Members Sovern , Taylor.
The Mayor Pro Tern declared the mot i on carried .
OUNCILMAN SMITH MOVED AND CO UNCILMAN WILLIAMS
SECONDED A MOTIO!~ TO APPEAL THE ACTION OF THE BOARD OF
ADJU TMENT AND APPEALS FOR CASE 1-76 GRANT ING A VARIANCE
TO AZAR'S RESTAURANT ALLOWING THEM TO RAISE THE HEIGHT OF
THEIR SIGN FROM 32 TO 42 FEET . Upon a call of the roll,
the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes: Council Members Williams , Smith, Brown,
Clayton .
N ys: Council Member Mann .
Absent : Council Members Severn , Taylor .
The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried.
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COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED
A f·~OTIOI TO ADJOURN THE CIT~ COUNCIL MEETING . Upon a c ll ot
th roll , l vote r sul te as follows :
Ayes: Council M m ers Williams, Smith , Brown , Mann ,
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the City Council meeting was adjourned at 8:40 p .m.
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO
February 9 , 1976
The City council of the City of Engle wood , Arapahoe
County , Colorado , met in special session on February 9 , 1976
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at 7 :30 p .m.
Mayor Pro Tern Clayton , presiding , called the meeting
to order .
The invocation was given by Mayor Pro Tern Clayton .
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Councilman Smith .
Mayor Pro Tern Clayton asked for roll call . Upon the
call of the roll, the following were present :
Council Members Williams, Smith , Brown , Mann , and
Mayor Pro Tern Clayton .
Absent : Council Member Sovern and Mayor Taylor .
The Mayor Pro Tern declare a quorum present .
Also present were: City Manager McCown Asst . City Manager Nollenberger
Asst . City Attorney De Witt
Acting Director of Community
Development Romans
Director of Finance James
Deputy City Clerk Varner
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COU CILMA MAim MOVED AND COU GILMAN WILLIAMS
SECOIDED A MOTION TO OPEN A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER AN
ORDINANCe Ol FII~AL READING AMENDING THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING
ORDI!lANCE BY CREATI NG A NEW RESIDENCIAL DISTRICT TO BE ENTITLED
"R-2-C MEDIUM DE!SITY RESIDENCE DISTRICT ". Upon a call of the
r 11 , tl1 vot r su lted as follows:
Ay Co neil Memb r s Willi Smith , Brown , Mann ,
Cl y or .
y o e .
Ab nt.: Co nci M mb r Sov rn , Taylor .
Th yor Pro T m cl r the motion c rr1 d .
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Acting Director of Commu nity Development Romans
e xplained the proposed new zone district R-2-C which is a
medium density zone district and presented the reasons behind
it .
Yvonne Naudack , 3997 South Lincoln , appeare to
speak for this ordinance . She stated she is 100% in favor
of this new zone for this particular eight block area .
Mayor Pro Tern Clayton pointed out that this public
hearing and ordinance are just to establish the new proposed
zone district and are not designating any particular area to
be so zoned .
Leonard J . Mitchell , 3760 South Sherman , appeared
to ask if the new zone would allow the renting of apartments .
Ms . Romans explained that the proposed zone would allow two
family use on a fifty foot frontage . Mr . Mitchell stated
that he is definitely in favor of the new zone .
Virgil Thomas , 3810 South Lincoln , appeared to
speak for this ordinance . He commended City Council and
Ms . Romans for drafting this new zone because it is needed
as a new dimension to the comprehensive plan .
No one appeared to speak against this ordinance .
COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED
A MOTION TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING . Upon a call of the roll ,
the vote resulted as follow :
Ayes: Council Members Williams , Smith , Brown , Mann ,
Clay on .
ay : tone .
Absent : Council l-1 mbers Severn , Taylor .
The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried .
ItiTRODUCED BY COUNCILMAI BROW!l
BY AUTHORITY
ORDll AI CE JO .
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MINIMUM LANDSC APING , MINIMUM FRONTAGE OF LOT , MAXIMUM HEIGHT
OF BUILDIIW , MINIMUM FRONT , SIDE AND REAR YARDS , MINIMUM OFF -
STREET PARKING , AND AUTHORIZING ACCESSORY BUILDINGS AND PER -
MITTED ACCESSORY USES ; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY .
COUNCILM AN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED
A MOTION TO PASS OR DINANCE NO . 6 , SERIES OF 1976 , CREATING A
NEW RESIDENTIAL ZONE DISTRICT R-2-C. Upon a call of the roll ,
th e v ote resulted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Williams , Smith , Brown , Mann ,
Clayton .
Nays : None .
Absent: Council Members Sovern , Taylor .
The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried .
Assistant City Attorney DeWitt explained that the
Planning and Zon ing Commission will hold hearings for those
areas to be zoned R-2-C, and they will then make recommenda-
tions to City Council .
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Mayor Pro Tern Clayton recognized Councilman Sovern 's
presence . Councilman So vern stated that he is only able to
stand and did not join Counc il .
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COU!.JCILMAN SMITH MOVED AND COUNCILM AN BROWN SECO OED
A MOTION TO OPEN A PUBLIC HE AR ING TO CONSIDER AN ORDINANCE ON
FINAL READING REZO!ING A PARCEL OF LAND WI THIN THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD FROM R-3 TO B-1 . Upon a call of the roll , the vote
resulted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Williams, Sm ith , Brown , Mann ,
Clayton .
ys: one .
Abs nt : Council M m rs Sovern , Taylor .
Th May r Pro T m clar the motion c rried .
Ac ing Direc or of Community D velopment Romans
he City Clerk with the "Certification of Posting".
Sh x 1 in h or in nc n outlined th aff cted ar on
he zonin
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Ralph Chumley , 3550 South Cherokee , appeared and
explained his possible plans for his property in this area .
He stated he is in favor of this ordinance .
Mary Mitchell , 3565 South Cherokee , appeared to
speak for this ordinance . She stated her purpose for wanting
the zoning change is because her property has decreased in
val e over the last couple of years , and with the rezoning
ner roperty should increase in value .
Elsie Johnson , 3575 South Cherokee , appeared to
s eak for this ordinance . She stated she is in favor of
the zone change .
Mrs . Thorp , 3595 South Cherokee , appeared to speak
for this ordinance . She stated both she and her husband are
efini ly for this ordinance .
Ralph Chumley requested that the previous petition
which was presented to the Planning and Zoning Commission in
favor of hi ordinance be entered in the public hearing.
o one appeared to speak against this ordinance.
COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SMITH
SECONDED A MOTION TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING . Upon a call
of the roll , the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes: Council Members Williams , Smith , Brown , Mann ,
Clayton .
Hays: None .
Ab ent: Council M m er Severn , Taylor .
Th Mayor Pro Tern declar d the motion carried .
I TR ODUCE D BY COUNCILMAN CLAYTOII
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The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried .
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COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SMITH
SECONDED A MOTION TO DISCUSS CASE NO . 1 -76 OF THE BOARD OF
ADJUSTMENT AND APPEALS GR ANTING A VARIANCE TO AZAR 'S RESTAU -
RANT , 5211 SOUTH BROADWAY . Upon a call of the roll , the
vote resulted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Williams , Smith , Brown ,
Mann , Clayton .
Nays : None .
Absent : Council Members Sovern , Taylor .
The Mayor Pro Tern eclar
City Manager McCown a
in wn1ch o appeal the action o f
A 1~, an the thirty day ar
Bill Brokate , Co
ing permit was is
of Adjustment an
ign and the former
omo rrow if 1
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and
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action of the Board of Adjustment and Appeals becau se it is
contrary to the sign code which was set up as a standard .
He stated the big sign is not needed because the present
i g n can be seen adequately . He also stated that the sign
company should have known about the ordinances . In answer
to Councilman Mann , Mr . Tanguma stated that obtaining the
building permit is part of the preliminary work that many
people just want to get out of the way .
COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS
SECONDED A MOTION TO CEASE DISCUSSION . Upon a call of the
roll , the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes : Council Members Williams , Smith, Brown, Mann ,
Clayton .
Nays : None .
Absent: Council Members Severn , Taylor .
The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried .
CO UNCILMAN SMITH MOVED AND COUNCILMAN WILLIAM S
SECONDED A MOTION TO APPEAL THE ACTION OF THE BOARD OF
ADJUSTMENT AND APPEALS FOR CASE 1-76 GRANTING A VARIANCE
TO AZAR 'S RESTAURANT ALLOWING THEM TO RAISE THE HEIGHT OF
THEIR SIGN FROM 32 TO 42 FEET . Upon a call of the roll ,
the vot e resulted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Williams, Smith , Brown ,
Clayton .
Nay z : Council Member Mann .
Abse nt: Co uncil Member s Sov rn , Taylo r .
The May o r Pro T m d e clared the moti on c rrie d .
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COUNCI LMA N MA NN MOVED AND COU NCILMA N BRO WN SECOIDED
A OTI Of TO ADJOURN THE CIT Y COUtl CIL MEETI NG. U on c 11 of
h roll , he vot res lteu as follows :
Ay 1111 m m1 h , Brown , M
Cl yton .
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A s n ouncil M m rs ov r , T y r .
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the City Council meeting was adjourned at 8 :4 0 p .m.
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3400 S E I all Sir et
ngiPw Colorado 80110
Phone (3031761 -11'0
R E SOLUTION NO. 9, SERIES OF 1976
A REOO LUTION COMMENDING JOHN C. MAXWELL OF ENGLEW D,
COLORADO, FOR LOYAL AND DEVOTED SERVICE TO THIS CO MM l'NITY
AS A MEMDER OF THE ENGLEWOOD PUBLIC LIDRARY BOARD.
WHEREAS, said John C. Maxwell, rf' idenl of th City
of Englewood, Colorado, s ine 'lay of 1948, has well and faithfully
served as a member of the Englr\ d Public Library Board fort n
cons cutive years, s rving as Chairman, VicE'-Chnirman, and Bo, rd
memb r during those cars.
WHEREAS, th Engl<'v.ood City Council L cogniLant ul
th<' fact that John . Ma.xwcll ha gi\Cn g n rou I and un.,tlntrngtv nf
him If in th di chargt' of hi dutit•;, n the Englcv.ood Pu hllc I ibran
Board during this t n y ar p rlod, und wt h to t nd II in , n
comm ndatlon and grat ful appr t. tlon to tr. t v. II .
co IL
That th ltv Coun U of th
th ton and faithfu I contrfuution nf
of Eng! v.ood.
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u thl C'o mmunm
A PT .D A 0 PPRO FD TH 17 H fl.: ' OF l:Bill' RY,
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Elected at General El ections held in November
of even-numbered y ears
GOVER NOR : (Salary $42 .0001
R •c hard 0 Lamm (0 )
Address The Honorable R•chard Lamm
Governor of Colorado
St a t e Capitol Bulld•n;
Denver , Co 80203
L T G OVER NOR (Salary S2S .OOO )
George L Brown < 0 1
Address The Honorable George L Brown
Ll Governor of Colorado
State Capitol Building
Denver , Co 80203
TREASURER (Salary $25 ,000 )
Sam Brown (01
SECRETARY OF STATE . (Salary\75.000)
Mary Estill Buchanan ( R I
ATTOR NEY GENERAL : (Salary S'2S .OOOI
J o Mac Farlal"le ( 0 )
REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO
CUnsalariedl
Jack Kent Anderson (R I
Geraldtne Bean (0 )
Lou•s Be •n (0 1
r-red Betz . Sr (0 )
Rtchard Sern tc k CD I
Byron Johnson (0 1
Thomas Moon ( R I
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Salary MayM U .SO pet' month Mayor Pro Tem S21S per
month Council \700 per month
City M a n .. er · W RObert 5empl Phone 3417500
C•tY Clerk Ga•l Johnston
Counc•l ~rM HOOd Mayor ( 11 7'1, Four Year Term
At Lllrt• Twm Eap.res w arel 1 Term E•ptrts
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Ja• k 8 EYer,art 11 1
A hM Fovtna•n ,11 ,,
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I Wayne H CriWford (11 17J
1 John 8 Su tera 111 11J
l Ornn•s Chemp•n• (11 19 )
4 Wtlltem Cobern ( 11 19J
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Hom• rul , ty *'' ~vor Counc•l form ot OQYernmenl Coun<:tl
m \ ff' f•rt.t ar'ld t •rd TUftdiV t 7 lO p m II VtiiiOO Center,
,.,. l u·n<. v E nv• oNOOCt 10110
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JUSTICESOF THE STATE SUPREME COURT '
<Salary· Ch ief Justice S37 ,soo Jusfice SJS .OOO I
Edward E Pr ingle . Ctuet Just tee
Edward C Day
William H Erickson
James K Groves
Paul v Hodges
Donald E Kelley
Robert 8 Lee
Ten Year Term
1983
1977
1985
1981
1977
1977
1983
DISTRICT JUDGES FOR 18TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
(Salary \28,0001 She Year Term
Marv•n Foote, Chtef Judge 1979
RtchardGreene 1981
Robert Kelly 1979
W i lliam Naugle 1977
Marcus O Shivers, Jr 1981
George Lee 1979
Ph illip Grego 19 79
DISTRICT ATTORNEY FOR 18TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT '
<Salary ; \14,000 1 Folir Year Term
RObert Galligher, Jr (RI 1 1977
COUNTY JUDGES
(Salary \75,0001
John P Gatetv
8 Paul Lee
ChnsG RalltS
Richard CossabOOm
Four Year Term
1979
1917
1971
1977
Judges are appotnted by the Governor After a two year
provtsional term and at th conclus•on of each wccesstYe lfl"m . lhf'
voters are asked the quest,on at the G~ral Elecl•on Shall Just,c
(J udge ) (Name) be reta•nrd tn oft •c e" Yes _No_ A
matonly ot yes votes are n deO tor rtt nhon
Eltct d at Gtnprol Fltct1nnr htld 1n O\'tmbtr
of,,. n -numMr•d Vf'Orl
BUAI<tDOF COUNTY C.OMMI~~ION ~~~
M ts hery Mon$t and T lolf'lday at f 00,., M It SteM SOu Court
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Home rule c 1ty w•th Mayor Counctl fo rm ot governme~t ~~~~c~
meets the f •r st Tuesday at 1 30 p m at Glendele C•tv a •
Btrc h St , Denver 80722 Mavor and Covnc.•l unsalaned Four vear
terms
City Clerk : B L Heber Phone 759 1513
Council : George T Garson, Mayor
Ralph G Chambers
Wilham J Convery
Term Eapires
(4 76)
I • 761
(4 76 )
John R G•lmore (4 76 )
Ttmothy Creer (4 76 )
John Johnson 1• 78 1
Joseph Katser 1• 78 1
CR ~;:ew~~eo ~:;L~¥hE Mayor Council form of government City
Council meets every f i rst and th i rd Monday at 8 ·00 P m at 5660
south Syracuse Circle, EnglewoC'd , Colorado 80110 Mayor and
Council unsalaried Two Year Terms Ph 711 5366
City Clerk : June Gunderson one ·
council : (at large)
Harold Patton , M ayor
L F CaS St dy
Term Expires
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M cNeil F tske
W tlliam Harvey
Rollin 0 Barnard
Rosemar•e Perry
Alfred Vtlt
John Wood
Phil lip Rogers
(11 11)
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LITHT!,~T~u~~ c1t y w 1th counctl Man•oer form ot gov rnm~nt CtiY
Counctl mt.'f'IS th~ f •r'1 t •nd tn•rd Tuesca.y It 1 JO P m at Cr ty Hall
AI'\~-. 2510 'A-t Ma•n . Lattl~ton 10110 Ptanntng CornmtSSton
mftts tn. sKona and fourth Monday at 7 lOP m
S•larv Counctl Pres.~nt IISO P« mortth CounCil 1100 per
month
Ctty Maft .. .,. G•l 0 Chr• ty
C•tv Clertl J•Mt G H•rr•10n
Ce"ftctl Two anti Four YHr Terms
Hirold ~Vf!r Prf!S•def\t ( OtSirt<t 31
F ViUQf10Girc:J•n• fA t l•r
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Sr•dlf'V J St U ng fAt L•r J
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NAllONAL OFRCIALS
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Phone 7'94 4114
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Th e r e are ten .ncorporated areas tn Ar apahoe County Stx are home
rule ciftes, one ts a second c lass ct ty , and tl'lree have town govern
ment Town governments are ltSfed first
BOW MAR
TOWNS
Town government Located •n bo t h Arapahoe and Jeff erson
Count.es Board of Trustees meets the second Monday at 7 30 p m
'" homes ot the trustees Mayor and s•x tr'ustees unsalaned Two
year terms All terms exptre • 76
Town Clerk : Ann A JOhns Phone 794 37 •6
Boil rd of Trustees ; Wtll•am Thornton . Mayor
W endel Haley Mayor pro tl'm
Roger Ga•s.er
W•lllam LaRoe._ I(
El•ot Payson
Patncta Mtller
Bnafl Pendleton
COLUMBINE VALLEY
Town oovemment Board ot Tru!ttees meet the fhtrd Tuesday at
1 30 p m at Columb•ne Country Club , 17 Fa.rway Lane, Llflleton
80123 Mayor and l rus tees unsalaned Two year terms All terms exp.re4 76
Town Clerk : Ronald F Schdp Phone . 7818946
Board of Trustees : Wilham A N ewton, Mayor
Thomas G Dorough
Charles E Dana
Thomas W Gamble
Joseph E K •ndregan
Jac6( 1 Moore
Charles A Zartni
DEER TRAIL
Town government Board of Trustees meets the f•rst Tuesday at
7 30 p m at t he Town Hall Mayor and Trustees unsalaried Two
year term s All terms ex p ,;e 4 76
Town Clerk : Vera L Norns -
Board of Trustees : James Rosst. Mayor-
Everett Oav1s
Don Doherty
Roland Knut son
Robert Pundt
Robert Rector
W L S1pple
CITIES
AURORA
Home rule CJty w•th Counctl Manager form of oovernment Counc•l
meets every Monoay et 1 30 p m at 16th and Elm~r• Stre-e t s
Ptanntng Comm tS\ton meets the second and fourth WednHday at 1 OOp m
5TA1 BOA OOF EDUCATION
(Unwt•rlf'd l
Robon Johnston
L '4<1$ _II OOt'$1
8 •11 Cr•h•m
All n Lamb
Betty Fetlt>H"t
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STATE' SENATO S FROMAIIAPAHO COUNTY DIHRICTS•
( S•l•ry \1 per Y r ,:Hv US ~r diy durtng WUtOn
1nl t'1'1m IH> t Four Year Term
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PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICTS IN ARAPAHOE COUNTY
d 1 c t •ons t he f i rst Tuesdav m M ay School d•stnc ts hold Sc hool ~0 ~ 1e :oar d cons 1st s of f tve D •rect ors
ot odd numbered vea r s A c o Ca ndid ates run on a non part •san
S('rv.ng s•• ve.u staqgen"d terbmts are vofed on at Ia r oe in each SC'hOOI bd~·~ I rom D•r<•c.tor Otstncts. u
OtStnct
O ts t nct No O•s t n ct Add ress Phone
AURORA 18J' 1085 P('()r•a J6J 3331
Aurora 80011
BEN NETT ]OJ • H tQh School 6J4 JIJ9
Bennett 80 IOJ
BYERS 32J " HtQh School 811 5138
81(crs 80 103
CHERRY 4100 So Yosem•tc 71 1 118 4
CREEK E n qlew oOd 80 11 0
DEER TRAIL 26J" S<h oot Build •n g 769 1805
()e('r Tra•I80 10S
E NGLEWOO D I .HOI So Ba nnoc k 181 188 1
(nqi('WOOd 80 11 0
LlllL[ TO N • or;>& S.o A<oma 1981~1
L•ttleton 80120
SHERIDAN p o eo,., 1198 189 1)/1
Enqlt ,...OOd 80110
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GE NE R AL ELECTIONS
Ft r ~t Tuesday a lf r t he i •rst Monday tn N o v e mbe r '" e a c h e ven numiJ~rt.'tl year lor Nal•onal. Sl a t «.> a n d County Off•cia l s. Con
s l•tut •onal Amendmen ts '"'''ated and Retened Bill s
P OLI T ICAL PAR 1 Y PR ECINC 1 C"UCUIES
F•rst M ondclr •n Mar Of f'\o n nvmbered rears for Prectn c t Oelega r ~ to Counrv A~\e'mbl• s
PRIMARY ELECTIONS
Sec ona Tuesdat '" S<·pt<:mb•r 10 ach e ven number ed year . t or
P an .,. N ommces '" Gentral EIK t •ons
SPE:.CIAL ELEC liONS
H eld any 1 ueSday to t•ll a vac.ancy '" an unexp•red t erm In Congress
Held any lUt'S<Jay by a Mun•c.•Pdlt ty or D •strtc t governmg body for
the subm,ss.on Of public Qut•lf•ons q ues t •on s coo cern .ng con
trch,tmy or retuno,ng DOnck-d Indebtedness or t he grant ,ng of Public lrttnch.ses.
REGULAR MUNICIPAL ELECT IO N S
tncor po rat•d Towns F•rst Tu~day '" Aprt l '" even numbered .,,.,.,
St1tutor v C••••s ·•F•rst lue~•v ot Nov embe r '"Odd number•d Yf'dr~
Hom e fifu le Ct l tH May to\taot,sh (IIC'C i ton da ys'" the~r c harters
SCHOOL BO"R D ELECTIO N ~
F •rsr T uesoav '"May ot Otld r"um~>erfO 'f'ears
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,. "'mot tf\. o t t •Itt r '' y 1rs tner •tter
F .rt t-re ttcttOn Wat.,-. •n• S.n ttat ._ft Ottt rtcts
I t Aft "ddr ,. •• , ,.. ~ tf'!Cf ,e•r'
lt ec:re ahen and Park O.ltr•cts
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To vote absentee th e vorer must be
I A r egiste red voter who tS require to be absent from the c ounty on elec t ion day •
1 A regis te red voter who •S unable to vote in person because Of
ti l ness or physica l dts abilt t y
A r egiste red vorer who ell pee rs to be out of the coun t y on election dav
may appear and cas t h is vote at the Arapahoe Coun t y Co ur r House not
earlier than ftfteen days before the elect io n n or later t han Fridav
before the elect tOn
When votmg bv mat I , a voter 's request lor an absentee ballot must be
fded wtth t he coun t y clerk not ea r her than 90 days bef ore t he election
nor lat e r than the Fr idav before the elec t ton The following '"
format ton shOuld be •ncluded wtth hts request for a ballot :
Na me
Address a t Wh+ch fe9tstered
Address t o wntch he WtShes the ballot matled R~as.on for not be•no able to be at the polls on elect ton day
Party aff •ha t•on
S•gna t ure of the appt•can t fam ily member or agent
Ktnd of ballot destreo Cpr•mary, general. new res ident. or s.~c•al)
Once r ec:e•ved th ts ballot must be filled ou t '" the presence of a
notary The abSent ee vot er 's ballot must be in the hands of the county
clerk not later t han 7 p m on the day of the election
• Absentee vot tng tor muntc l pal and other local elections follows the
same procedure through th e off 1ce of the City Clerk or of the gover
ntng bOdy holdtng the e1ect1on
EMERGENCY ABSENTEE VOTING
Should a reg ts tered voter be con fined by Il lness after 5 p m on the
Fnaay before elect ton. an emergency absent ee ballot may be
reQues-ted from th e office ot the county clerk before s p m on the day
precedtng the elect ton and returned no ta ter than 1 p m on elect •on dav
SHERIDAN
Ct t y Wtlh MayOf' Counctl form ot gov~nment Counc•l meets
second and fourth Tuesday at 1 30 p m a t Ctty Hall. 4400 South
Federal Boulevard EngleWOOd 80110
Salary Mavor il05 per montn CounCil S75 per month C1tv
Cltrk SJOO per mont n Treuurer $15 per montn
Four Ytl r Te rm s, Te rm E •p lrts
Ctty Clerk • tel•c tea J Bon•t• L Hutcheson
Phone 79S 1414
Counctl
~·llrM 0 Corbtn M•vor
'th 'amC•rt r
OouQIU P St•nt,f'ld
H•rrr H••f <r•
Haroto P•u r~
G1 nn f"ulton
-nrrotdW OOd
l"-'•tCJ II
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t ~•rd )t
L"-•rd 1J
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Anv Un•ted St at es c•t •zen may become a voter If he 1S :
E 1ghteen years old at th e time of the elec t ion . ..
A res 1den t of Colorado t or 32 days at th e t •m e of tne e1ect1on
A res•dent of hts precinct lor 31 days
Regtstered
Special dtstr 1ct elec t•ons and bond .ssue elections may have further
requ~rements conc.ern 1ng property ownerShiP or ad valorem taxes
Pdtd c.Jur 109 a cer tain period
• A new restdent of tnestate ot Colorado t or 29 days may reg 1ster to
vo te tor the Prestdent and Vtce Pres 1dent of the Untted States The
procedure and t 1me schedule are t he same as for the absentee voter
REGISTRA TlON
A c 111zen may regtster any t tme up to and tnclud•~O the f't:·~~~~~~~
day before a Pnmary or General Elect•on or any tme a .
days tollow1ng a General Elect ton at any of th e follow•ng locat •ons
SPECIAL DISTRICTS
In order to prov•d~ muntc•pal t ype servtces lor u rba n ~ve~:~~i:.';
Colorado·s count•es state law provtdes tor t he organt za tO
Ots lnc ts There are 85 such a.stncts tn Arapahoe County
rt owner r6tdes tn a number of these Spe c tal O tstncts ~e~~~~~o~ ,5Ytaxed H may 1denttf'( the Ots t ncts by reternng ton;;
Annual Ad valorem TaK Nottce Gtven lh legal descnpt•on
property th•s tnformallon can also be supplied by calling the County
Assessor s Ott u;:e 794 9'211
o1s1nos cl ass 1 t 1 ~ as Ftre Pro! ct•on Otstrtcts . Santlalion O tstnc t s
watf'r Otstncts and R creatton and or Park O•str•cts nave BoardS of
Otr to~ tolec te<t to m1nao tn a ft •"' of the dtslrtcts and to set mtll
1 v• s tor me Otstr•cts By law there are ttve O tre<tors servtng snc
year stagQerf'O t rms e ... upt '" Recre•t•on O•strtcts where the term
1s tour tear\ (~ ElutiOn C•leod•r t or lhf' d•tn of these btenn ••l
t-le<t•ons J
1 hH ., ~ d•str j( t "" tl n n•v IPPG•nted rat!'\« thin l'le<tH
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PREFACE
This booklet is prepared by the League of Women Voters of Arapahoe
County '" an effort to empnaslte the fran ch ise as the basis of
Amencan democracy and promote political responsibilit y through
•nformed and acttve participation of citizens in government .
Through tiS Voters Service acttvities League members regularly
attend meettngs of such off icial bod•es as the County Commission~s .
C+ty Counc •ls and Sc hool Boards They prepare nonpar·t isan tactual
.nformallon on c ancJ •d ates and inues Addtftonal copies of this boOklet
may be obtatned from the League Off tee
Office Addreu
3647 SO Santa Fe
Englewood , Colo 80110
M•ilifttAdclrns
P 0 Boxll'IJ
Ltttleton. Colo 8012'2
PHO Nflt:;J 34as
ELEcnON CAlENDAR
1171 ELEcnON CALENDAR
Apnl6 MurH ctpal elect tOns Chef' tV Hills Vtllage, Bow
Mar Cotumbtne Valley, Deer Trail, Glendale
Prec•nct Caucus Day
Mly \l·June2
$pK1al D•Sttid Election DIY
Potltl(.ll perty county •ssembfles
AUtutt 12 Last CIIY to re9isttr for
prtm1ry e le\.tlons
Pnmery electton dl'f
••t.ons '" notewood Gr•ftWOOid v oil Llllloton. 1o Sll«lclon
a .... -c-, .. ,.._._..,
JC»fV.HII.·III....... •lfG L tlltton e.>!of-10"1
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VOTING OUALIACATIONS
Any Untied States ,,,,zen may become a voter'' he •!.
E tQh teen years old at the I t me of the elect •on
A res•dcnt of Colorado tor 32 days at the 11me ott he elect.on •
A re"j,1dent o t h•s prectnc t tor 32 days
Regtstered
Spcc•al dtstr•cl clect•ons and bOnd •ssue etect•ons may have further
requ•rements concern•no properly owner!.htp or ad valorem taxes
patd dur,ng a cer ta •n penod
• A new res•denl ot thCSiale of Colorado tor 19 days may rev •ster IO
vol tor the Presn;;enl and Vtce Prestdet'lt ot the Un•ted States The
procedure and hme schedule are the ~me as tor the am.entee voter
REGISTRATION
A c•t•zen may reQ •!t t er any t •me up to and ulclud•no t he th •rty second
day bet ore a Pr tmary or General Ele<.t•on or any t•me atter f orty f tve
daY!t tollowtng a General Elect•on a t any ot the t ollowtng locat.ons
SPECIAL DISTRICTS
In order to prov,d mun•ctpal type serv•CH for urban development •n
Colorado s countt s state law provu:ies tor the organ•za11on of Spec tal
D•\trtcts Ther are as such dtstrtcts tn Arapahoe County
Ev rv property o""n r rM•dH '"a numMr of th w Spec tal Otstr•cts
tor wh•<h h tS fa)( d He may •d nt•fY th d•str.cts b'i reternnQ to h•S
Annual Ao Va\orem la• Not•< G1v n H'lt legal a:escnpt•on of
property th1s •ntormet•on can etso t>e supplied by tilling the County
A.!.S uor s Othc 19-4 911l
TN·tf' 1r \Of'nlt" 0• tr ct ._. ( Nw IPIIO n1.0 r1t~ then e1~t.O
bO•fd\ 1 .; ....
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ELECTION CALENDAR
GENERAL ELECTION!:,
Ftr!tt lut:~ay alter thl· f~r~t Monday m Novemb er tO e a ch even
numbl·rl"d (t:ar , tor Nat•onal. St a te and County Off tcia ls. Con
~t•IUI•OOdl Am(ndmC'nts . ln•t •a t l'd and Referred 8 1IIS
POLili<.AL PART V PRtCI NC 1 CAUCU~ES
F .rst Monday '" May of evt>n numbered ·tt•ar\ I Of" Prectnct
Oell'qdl to County Ass<'mblt<'S
PRIMARY CLECliON~
scconCI Tuewav '" ~ep t ember '" eacn even numbereo 1ear , t or
Party N omu'lees m GN"teral Elect tons
S PECI AL ELECTIONS
H eto anv Tut~av to t dt a vacan<-v '" an une)(ptred ferm '"
CongrC'ss
Held any T ue~at by a Mun•t•Paltl., or Otsfrtcf gove-rntng body tor
the subm•ss•on ot public QUf'Sf•OO!t questtuns cone rn•f"'9 con
tr act tng or rt:lund•nQ nonOt•d tnek>b tedness. or the g ranttng of
publtC tranthts.t·s.
REGULAR MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS
IncorporAted Towns F.rst Tuesdat tn Aprd •n even numbered
ft'ar\
StAtutory C t l•e~ F •f\f Tut-t>Oay of Novembt·r tn Odd numoered
tt an
Home R ule C•t •l'i ,.,...._.,f. stabl •sn el c t •On aa'is '" tht.r charter '
HOOL BOA•Ot..ECT I ON ~
f•f">l Tv,\!Uar ln"w' r t>foeklnumbrrl"""f'ars
[(1Al0' lt.' (.l~L((ft N
' , t , .,, d "' ond «. •• na•r ., ar tollow.nv for
,. .~ • t H t t lttf rno1tf' y ars ther 1 ft r
F tre P'rot e1....-Wit" •nd Sll n•tatlon O•st n ctt
f.-r t N' ,, It,• , n 1mt)(>rtd y •rs
R e<rel t.Oft 11 "41 P'tr't OtUnc"
r , t""' ,.,. '/' , t" n"'"' rN., ar
H TORY 01' I.IIAPI.ItOE COU NTY
PREFACE
This booklet is prepared by t he League of Women Voters of Arapahoe
County in an effort to emphasize theo franchise as the basis of
Americ an democracy and promot e political responsib i lity through
i nformed and ac1tve panici pat•on of cltttens in government
Through ''' Voters Serv•ce act•v•t •es League members regularly
attend meet•nos of such offtc.•at boct.es as the County Commissi oners.
C•tv Counc:•ls and School Boards They prf'l)are nonpartisan fa ctual
•ntormal!on on c.andtdates and •ssues Add•ttonat coptes of this bOoklet
may be obtatned from the Leaoue Office
Office Addrns
3647 So Santa Fe
EnoteWOOd . Colo 10110
M••li ntMdress
P 0 Box 23'13
Ltttletoo , Colo 10122
ELEcnON CAlENDAR
1976 ELEcnON CALENDAR
Apnl 6
Marl
May ll June 7
OCtober-I
NevemMr7
Muntct pal elect tons Cherry HtiiS V i ltage, Bow
Mar Columbme Valley Df'C"' Tntl, Glendale
Pre<tnct Caucus Dar
Spe<tal Otstrtct E lectton Oar
Poltft(.al party county auembfles
Last oar to reg,ster tor
pr1mary tlfd tons
Pru't"'ary elect ton dar
La.s t Clay to rtg•St r tor ;eneral elect ton
1tn B.ECTION CALENDAR
May7
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Munt< pal IKhons tn Englewood GreenWOOd
Vtllaqe Ltttleton & Shertdan
·····-, ... ftly c ..... -..... -t L UlrtOtt ., r'd I..•'HefOft (Otorac:toto1»
"''*'-• till •t 1 Ot l1'0
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nut. , ... 1!11 10
Me• "'' A4Nr•• 1'01•7 1
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COURTs
Elected at General Elections held in November
of even-numbered years•
JUSTICES OF THE STATE SUPREME COURT
(Sala ry . Ch ief Justice S3 7 .soo Justice SJ5 ,000 )
~~:;::;: ~ 6;~ngle , Chief Justice
W tlltam H Eric kson
James I< GroYes
Paul v HOdges
Oonala E Keller
RObert 8 Lee
Ten Year Term
1983
1977
1985
198 1
1977
1977
1983
D IST RICT JUDGES FOR liT
ISalarv l?l OOO I H JU D ICIAL OIST RICT
~~~~·;0 ~O::~;h •ef JUdge Stx Y1~~; Term
R~n Kf!'lly 1981
"''"•am Naugle 1979
Marcus 0 ShtYf'f's Jr 1917
George L~ 1981
Phtlltp Grf!'gg 1979
DISTRICT ATTORNEYF 19>9
ISalarv 114 OOO I OR liTH JUD ICIAL DISTRICT
RObert Gallagher Jr Fo~r Year Term
I R ) 1 1911
COUNTY JUDGES
I Salary l2S 000 1
John P Gately
B Paul lee en,.-,, G Rall ts
R •chard Cossaboom
Four Year Ter-m
1919
1977
1971
1911
ARAPAHOE COUNTY OFFICIAlS
El~ct~d at G~n~rat Eloctton• h~ld in Novrmb~
of e\'en-numberrd yea,.-, r
B~AI<DOF COUNTY COMMISSIONER S
"'' h ry Mono.r and T d
Place, l tlfleton Color.ecto ~rio •: •t 9 00 AM at .s606 Sovlh Court
CSalarvSII.SOO J · none 1949711
JohnJ N tc hofl CR I 1s t D•\1 Chm
Pe t r 0 Smmw I II 1 1na o • .,
ChMies P tffl C R ) lro D•st
Four Y•ar T•rm
T•rnot Eli:Q•rn
Ill
1 77
119
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MUNICIPAUTlES
Th ere arE' tm tncorporated areas '"Arapahoe County Snc. are home
rul Ctllt."'S ont' •So a wcond class Ct t y , .:tnd three nave town govern
mC'nt Town yovrrnments are listed f tr5f
TOWNS
BOW MAR
Town CJOIIt·rnnl(>nt Locat ed '" both Arapahoe and Je ff erson
Countt('S Board ot Trustees meE't s t h{' SE'cond Monday a t 1 30 p m
'" homt'!> ot rhe t rust('('S Mayor and soc t rustees unsal.:tr·ted Tw o
year terms All terms e•p•re 4 76
Town Clerk Ann A Johns Phone 794 3746
Boa rd ot Trustees Wlll tam Thornton, Mayor
V\I{'OOt.l H.:th v M.:tyor pro tc·m
RoQt.'f Ga•!J.l'r
'v\-d hitm LI)~;.Kk.
(ItO! Pct(IIOO
Pdtr tC•a N Utor
Br •an p, ndlt ll)n
COLUMBIN[ VALL['r
Tov.n qovt'rnn 'nt Boar a o t l r..n.h ' mt"l t tht. th trd Tue-sdav at
1 p I'T1 at C urrtJ n C.ouNr.,. Club 11 F-a .rway Lane. Llffleron
81 •I MdtOr dtld lr~ht Un tanNt Two ( dr U.•rm~ All t erm~
f').prn .I'"'
Town Cl~,.k J;.t•onitiC f-S<.t •IP Phone 7818946
Bo•,.d of T,.us t ee' ~ thbm A Nf"-,. on Mdror-
T homd<. J O~ll t
Char lf·S E o..,n ..
Thomos w Uc\I'TII:)I
Jos(·pn E l<.one!rtQ n
Ja(k 1 Moort
Cnari~~A Zar.n,
DEER TRAIL
Town govt"rnnlffil BoctrO ot 1 r~tr mt'('fS t c f1rst Tuesday at
1 30 p m at "'' ro.,.n Hall MayOf' dnd Tru!l.tees unsala r1 ed Two
y('ar trrms All h rms t ~P•r'l-~ 16
Town Clerk Verttl NOf"r1\
Bo•rd Of T ,.ust 5o Jamt·s. R0\\1 Mch'Or
EVt:H'tt OdV•
()on OohN'Iy
Roland Knut on
Rob<'n Pundt
Robef t R('CfOt"
W L S·ppf('
CITIES
AURORA
Hom rult· c tv v..•tn Coun~ I Mttn( gl"r form of government Co unc11
met'ls t"vl'ry Monday ctt 1 JO p m at 16t h and E lm 1ra St reets
Plann.nq Comm•U•on ml'et s me S<'Cond and f ourt h W e dnesday a t 1 OOp m
SlATE OAROOF [DUCAl ION S1x Year lPrm
Tprm Elli.P•r H tUn'"IJir•t"Cl
RotHn John\t n
Lt:--.•\ '>t•t'QhO~f
B•HC,r•f\ m
"'II n Lam
Btotttfll~t
•Ar•p CO\.tnly
CR 1'1.1 0 In<!
t R .ndO•<it fl(t
fP rdO• ... tnu
(R J .etn O• tnct
CO ) t 0•\t r'ICt•
I 79
111
119
177
Ill
APAHOf COU N TY 015TR1CH •
r PIU'\ \U Pt-r a•t dvnng n•on
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F:ou r Yt•r T•rm
1'7
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111
COUNI
cJt,~r•no ... "" Two Yt•'
117
117
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ABSENTEE VOllNG
To vote absentee the voter must be \ A regtstered voter who •s requtre to be absent from the counW on
election day • '2 A regtstered voter who is unable to vote '" person because ot
illness or physical dtsabi\lty A reg•stered voter who expects to be out of the county on elect•on day
mav appear and cast h•s vote at the Arapahoe County Court House not
earl•er than t.tteen davs betore the elect.on nor later than Friday
before tt'le elec.Hon
wnen vot,nQ by matt a voters reQuest tor an absentee ballot must be
t•led wttl'\ the c.oun v clerk not ear her tnan 90 days beiore the elec.t•on
nor \atN an the fr•dl'f before ttl elec t •on The tollo-N•OO '"
tormat•on snouto be .nc.lude<S w''"' h•S request tor a ballot
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AddrHS at wt-.ch re9•ster-ed Addr~s to 'ftlh'ch t'""·"' s th ballOt ma•l d
Reason tor not 'Dt' nQ al)•e to be at the ooll~ on el c.t•on diiV'
Party atftt.at•on
!.•gnatureot tne appl•c.•nt tam •lv memb r Of' .v "''
Kond ot tw~llot des•re<i lpr1marv neral ne11111 re-s•df'f\1 or
spec tall onc.e rec.e•ved th•S bellot mvst be titled ou '" t grfte"'-ot •
notarv 'The abSent voter s nellot mu\t oe '" tn nenM o4 the tounty
c.lerk not later than 7 p m on tht' dav ot the el < t•on
• Absentee 'IOt•nQ tor mun•c..pal and other toe at tl <1·01'\S toUolN\ tne
same procedure tnrouo the t.ce ot hf' C·tv C.l r~o. or ott 900. r
n•nQ b0<1V hOidM'IQ tn elec.t•on
EMERG ENCY ABSENTEE VOTING
Should a re91Ster d vot r ne cant •r\f'O bl' •ne-~~ •tt r S P m on tn
Fr •dav before e\echon an emf'r9 "( v nwnt bat\ot maY be
reQuested trom tt'le ott.ce ot the (.oun ., < ler" t><1on S P 0" the CSIY
prec.ed•n9 the etect•on and r,.tur~d no tat" ' an 'P m on tec.tton
dO 'I
SHERIDAN CtiV wtth Matfor Counc.. 1 torm ot govt'fnm~t Counc t m e1S
se<ond and tourt 'Tu sdiV at 7 0 p m at C h' Hall .u south
Fed ral Boule'llrd E.nQI WOOCi 10110 Salar., Ma.,or \tOS p:>r montn coun<..t s~s per montn C•tv
Clerk ilOO per month tr \urer "'per r'\"onth Four Yur Terms , Term Eaptrn
CitY tttrtl : , I t1ed Bonttl L HUI• h \00 \177
PhOf'lt~ n l•U
1 rea surer .. 1 <J 0oi"U''I• L ·~" 1 11
Cctunc.tl w.ured o Cotb•n , Ma1or ""
W•H•am Car1f'f l ih•rd I 1} I
Oouqln P -;tant · ld tw .. ron I ,.
H rr t Halta<r~
,..._..,d , 1,7
Harold P•H ''~ " •• l 17 I
(,tenn F-utton '" 10
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STATE OFFICIALS
Elected af General El .
of even·nu:btlons held in November ered years
GOVERNOR Richard o · ~Salary S.c2 ,000J
Address Thea~o';;orabl . (0 )
Governor of C ~ R•chard Lamm
State cap1101 :u~r;,~o
LT. GDVER~;~er . Co 80103 g
George L BroW:, Salary S25 .000 J
Address TheHonorableG (0)
Lr Governor of C ~roe L Brown
State Cap,tol Bul\:',~rado TREASURE~~;er ,Co 80201 0
Sam Brown alarv S25 ,000 J
SECRETARY OF STA (0 AT~,.,. Esf/11 Buchan!; CSalaryl2s:ooo
RNEY GENER R RE~EO MacFarlal"'e AL CSalary "-S .OOO
NTSOF TH (Unsalarlec:t) EUNIVERSITYD/CDDI
Jack Kent And
Gerald•ne ee:son
Louts se 1n :rea Beu . Sr
•chard 8 rn•ck
Byron JOhnson
Thomas Moon
Enc Schm•dt
J•m Cantg,.n
IRI
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10)
LORADO
Term Exp•res
Four Year Term
119
Fovr Y••r T~rm
119
Four Year Ter
17f m
1 ,,
1 79
T ~ • Yfar lf'rm
.,..'" _.P•res
119
179
1 I
171
I 81
171
171
I 79
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GL!:!trute ,,1y w•th Mayor Counc~ ·~;~~~~fe Ci ty Hall , 950 S
meets the first TuesdaY at 7 ·~ 1'nd Covnc•l unsalaried Four year
Birch St • Denver 80'222 Mayo Phone 759 1513
~i;~~lerk : B L Heber
Counctl · Geotge T Garson. Mayor
Ralph G Chambe~
Wttltam J coovrrv
John R Gtlmore
t 1moth'f Greer
John Johnson
JO\E"Ph Kdt\ef'
Term Expir es
(A 76)
t• 76 )
(4 761
(4 76 )
(4 76 )
(4 71)
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GR EE 'iWOOO VILLAGE Counc•l form of government C~
H rult t•1Y wtttl Mc~vor Monday at 8 00 p m at 5 C~C.•I m t~ everv ltrst an,d ::;;;dd Colorado 80110 Mayor and
S lJ(U Ctrtl , E"9 e ' ~~~c•l ~~wtan~ TWO Ye&r Terms Phone 771 S366
Cttv Clerk Junr Gunderson
CounLII (at IMQC!'I
Harold Patton. Mayor
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Wtllt•m Harvey
Rollin 0 Barnard
R.osemane Perrv
AtfredV•tt
John Wood
PhllltP Rog rs
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PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICTS IN ARAPAHOE COUNtY
School d•str•cts hold Schoo l Board elect io ns the f •rst Tuesday in M ay
of odd numbered vears A School Board consist s of ftve O •r e c tors
serv.ng soc. vear s t aggered terms Cand•dates run on a non part•san
bo'tStS from Dtrector D•stncts, but are voted on at large '" each School
OtStrtct
Dtstnct No , Dt stnct Address Phone
AURORA 18J • 1085 Peona J64 Jlll
Aurora 80011
BENNETT 1'/J• Htqh !>chool
Benne It 80102
044 3239
BYERS J]J • Htgh School
Bvers 80103
8n 5138
CHERRY 4700 So Vos.emtte 711 1184 CREEK EnglewOOd 80110
DEER TRAIL 1t>J• School Butldtng
Deer Tratl8010~
769 180S
ENGLEWOOD l JIOI So Bannoc~ 181 1881
EnglewOOd 80110
LITTLETO N 6 6SS8 !>a Acoma I 81501
L•ttleton 80110
SHERIDAN P 0 Box 1198 789 1511
Enql wOOd 10110
HRASBURG J1J • HoqhSth l •n 5<&J1
Stra\.bvrq 136
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Of ARA PAHOE COU NTY
P.O. BOX 2393
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UTTLETO N, COLORADO 801 ~
TO TME IEfiiiERS IF Tt£ ENCOLEWOCil CITY COONCIL.
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ON MHAL.I' fW THE UAeu« fW WoMeN VoTERS fW ARAPAHOE COUNTY
IT IS A PRIVIL.ED8E TO SHARE OUR 1976 VOTER'S GuiDE WITH YOU.
THE INI'ORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS BOOKLET, I'RON VOTIN8
QuAL.II'ICATIONS TO THE ELECTION CALENDAR, IS fW UH TO ALL.
CITIZENS fW ARAPAHOE COUNTY. AND AS NOTED ON THE L.AST PA .. ,
10 THIS M.IIDE PRINTED WITH I'INANC:IAL. ASSISTAMc:E I'RON THE
CITIES fW LITTLETON AND ENeLEWOOD."
1ft THANk YOU I'OR YOUR CONTRIBUTION THAT HELPED MAKE THIS
POSSIBLE. A SUPPLY fW THEM MIIDES HAS .. EN L.EI'T WITH YOUR
CITY CLERK I'Oil DISTRIBUTION AND IIIORE CAN M OBTAINED I'RON US.
SINCE WE ARE ENTERIMI A BUSY ELECTION YEAR THRRE WILL. M
ADDITIONAL. NEEDS I'Oil CITIZEN INI'ORMATION AND VOTER HRVICE.
~y I'UNDS THAT YOU COULD CONSIDER POBSIIIL.E TO DIRECT OUR
WAY WOULD, AS IN THE PAST, .. APPRECIATED AND PUT TO eoGO
UN I'Oil THEM PURPOSES.
" "' VOTER Suv ICE
CHAIRMAN
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LIQUOR AND 1 . 2 BEER OUT LETS
APPLICANT:
Medina -Gome~ Corpo ration
dba Los Compadres
4595 South Santa Fe
TYPE OF ACTION REQUESTED:
Re1ssuance of 3-way liquor li cense
Renewal of 3-way liquor license for 1976
POLICE AND FBI REP ORTS :
Enclosed
PREVIOUS CITY COUNCIL ACTI ONS DURING P !OR 7WO YEAR:,
EXCLUDING ANNUAL RE lEWAL:
Request for 1nforma ion on al leg liquor code viola ons
by previous own rs in Decem r Q 4,
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1 Person al H istor y fo r L1cens1ng
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Socia l Secunty f'oP. r5dt/-..,?(, -?1-s.?J
Home ,;c.,
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Ha v you ever n conv iC ted of a fe lo ny or mt s dem anodexc lude m1 no r traffi c v1olat1ons l Yes __ No L
If yes gtve dates. pla c s natu re of off ens . penalty or pumshm nt _________________ _
Chara cter References · Lis t Three (3)
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Have ou ever n c on't'IC ted of a fe lony or m1 meaner( Kclu de m1nor tra ff 1c v1olat 1on sl Y, s __ No L
II yes g &ve dates , pl a ces nat ure of off ens . penalty or pun1sh m nt ------------------
Character Ref e rences · List Three (3 )
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Healt h Therapy Applicants only ,
Enalewood Business where you will be emp loyed --.,".::-:"'::-:.,----------------------
A ress ___________________ Owne rs Name ----------------
Accredited School o f Massage A ttend ed .
Name StrMI c u. State
From _______ to _______ Number of Hours Tramrng Re cerved------------
All prev ious emplo yment In Health Therapy Establrshments
l.Name From to
Address Owners Name
2.Name From to
Address Owners Nam e
3.Name From 0
Addre ss Own rs Name
Ooct6rs Statement
1 hav e examined the above named applicant and lrnd th applicant to be rn good health
S~ned ---------------------------------Date-----------------------------------
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A ll applrc ants N o tar Pub l
STAT
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by me lor t duly sworn . II or om II . d po
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Findings : No record, no wants . Okay to issue license
Com menta :
Return to Re\len ue DIYISIOn
Revenue Oi YiatOn ActiOn
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Commenta ·
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1 Personal History tor licensing
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Have you ever bee n convicted of a felony or misdemeanor!exclude m1nor traff1c v1olat1onsl Yes __ No __ _
If yes g1ve dates ,places ,nature of offense , penally or punishment __________________ _
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Health Therapy Applicants on ly .
Englewoo d Business where you w tll b e employed __ ii"Na::m::.=----------------------
dress ___________________ Ow ners N ame _______________ _
Accred i t ed Sc hool of Mass age A tte nd ed :
Na me Str"t Cit. I tate
From _______ to _______ Nu mber of Hou rs Tra ln tng Rec e ived ------------
Al l pre v ious employment In Hea lth Therapy Esta b lishments
1 Name------------------From to
Address _______________________ _ Owners N ame
2Name _____________________ _ Fr om t o
Address ___________________ _ Owners N ame
a Name ____________________ _ From 0
Add ress _____________________ _ Owners Name
Doc td rs Statement
I have e x a mined th above named applicant and find the applicant to be tn good health
S igned------------------------Date _____________________ _
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STATE OF COlOR ADO
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Findings : M:ionor record, no wants. Okay to 1ssue license
Comments ~
Return to Revenue Division
Revenue DivisiOn Action
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Personal Histor y for L1cens1ng
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Citizen . U.S . y cS Other ______ Marrtal Status .Marrred k Single ___ Oivorced ___ _
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Have you ever been convicted of a fe lony or mlsdemeanor(exclude mmor traffic violat1onsl Yes __ No~
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Accred i ted School of Massage Attended
Name StrMt cu. State
Fro m _______ to ________ Num ber of Hours Tra1ning Received------------
Ail prev 1ous employment In Health Tnerapy Establishments
1 Nam From to
Addr ess Owners Name
2Nam rrom to
Address Owners Name
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Add r ss Owners Name
Ooctdrs Stat ment
I h ve examined the above named applicant and lmd th applicant to be 1n good health
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ST ATE OF COlORADO
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Comments :
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License Applied For :
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Have you ever been conviCted of a felony or m 1sdemeanod exclude mtnor traffic violations) Yes--No~
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Englewood Business where you wi ll b employed __ iiN~•m;;;:.;---------------------
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Accred i ted Sc ho o l of Massage Attended .
Name
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All prev io us e mployment I n Health Th r apy Estabhshmen s
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Address Own rs Na me
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Add ress O wn rs Na me
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Address Owners Name
Doct<1rs Statement
t hav exam ned t he above named apphc nt a nd fi nd the a pp li cant to be rn good health
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Comments :
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hol<l, ~ell, trnr.~l fcr, r<'irnu~ \')r otherwiRe cliu)•One of the
fHU>:n , ~ubjN:t tc: t h e 1 \'OVlsivr.n ~nr. r< r;Lrictions of the lawn
of the Ftate of Colora~o t h en i n force n ~ ~ff~ct.
r.. It• c;rrc>rnl, to <"::trry c:n ll ny othor lawful
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or calculated, rlin.'Ctl;-or in•!ircc::lly, co i. rut tote t•:~ in-
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and pO'-'ers nf tht-corFr,rat. ·.on r.re not 5 r.tE>m!~o and r.hall
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of any other lUI<~ !urthf!r riat ,t.~· ""., !'owen; "h:i.ch t:1Uj' no"'
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rll'':H : _:1}1 r:r ;o.n~.' 1 C'Yl'i"'•n O f l t-·~;•it.ol t:tocJ. t~ay
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PROFIT
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::/a lui 1/lf'.J ----Thirteenth-;!,, 'I '/ ---January---
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LOAN DESCRIPTIO 0 SALE
OF ''PA!IiCHOS " RE TAURA IT
AT 4595 SOUTH SANTA F DRIV ,
LITTLETON ARAPAHOE CO NTY ,
COLORAD O.
' The Mesbic Loan has an approximate balance of Fifty-
Six Thousand Dollars ($56 , 000 . 00); interest only paid at the rate of
12% per annum. New terms for t his note must be negotiated in June 1976.
GORDO'S LOAN :
The loan from Gordo's Inc. has an approximate balance of
$109 , 000. 00. It draws interest at the rate of 8% per annum payable in
monthly installments of $1,429.56 inc luding interest and principal.
This l oan will not be assumed unless th e purchaser
excercise th e option t o purchn , r • • ·.us ines and the prope:rtyor if
the purchasers excerc i se the c pti n under th lease.
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RECEIPT AND OPTION AGREEMENT
Date: 7) tfC. ~ I 9?.5
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, the sum of F1VE THOUSAND "'DO~Lr-L;--.AR?i7'Sr:('"'$rl'5-, ?l'oo~o~.'o>~~o..r) -. 7in-::rfo7r:::m:::--:o:">f~a:-::-c7e"'"'rt"ir--fied check, as part payment for
the following d scnbed wsme s and real pr perty situate in the County of
Arapahoe , State of Colorado, to-wit:
That certam restaurant and bar known as
"Panchos" located at 4595 South S anta Fe
Drive, ,')Colorado, and that real
property more particularly d scribed as
follows:
Beginning 217 . 45 feet East of the
Northwest corner of SW 1/4 of NW 1/4
Section 9; th nc ~ th 42 f et;
thence Southwesterlv 91 f et; more
or less, to wtero ction the
Northerly row lm of Brown Road and
Westerly row hn(j of U. . 85 to
point of b gtnnt~, then e N 88° 11'
West 104 fe t , th nc N 3° 18' East
54 feet; th nc N 4 ° 53' East 22.6
feet; South 85 ° 9 E t 141. 04 feet;
th nee South 12 ° 23' We t 273. 46
feel to beg 1nnm~. S chon 9 , Township
5, Rang 68, Arapahoe County, tate of
Colorado,
includi all equtpmen and 1 a~ hold improvem nts, whtch w in ss and
propert Purch er agress to ~ upvn the followtn • term and condthons:
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c) The property shall be sold at a price of $113, 168. 00. An
additional $ payable at closing and Purchasers
shall assume the balance outstanding a gamst the property.
d) Purchasers shall have the option to only purchase the
rosiness (furniture, fixtures and L1quor License, etc.). The purchase
price for the rosiness, including all equipment, furniture and other items
of personalty, such as cash registers, business machines, and the trans-
fer of the Liquor License, shall be EIGHTY -THREE THOUSAND FOUR
HUNDRED AND THIRTY -THREE DOLLARS ($83, 433. 00). There shall be
included in this purchase price a Lease at $1, 429. 56 per month , plus
taxes and utilities; it is the intention of this contract that the Lease be
net-net to the Landlord and th Lessee shall bear all expenses for the
upkeep of the premises for a period of five (5) years, plus an option to
lease for an additional five (5) years . Jt is further the intention of the
parhes that the payments per month shall also be net-net for the term of
the ption. The Lessee shall not be able to make any maior remodeling
effort Wlthout the consent of the Landlord. $ J I 5t6 .!..-shall
be paid at the closmg and Seller hall assume t1ie balance of the outstanding
loans aga1nst the b<Jsiness m the am unt of 55, 433.90 {balance after closing
payment).
e) The option to purchase the property shall be exercised
withm 24 months from the in ephon of the 1 ase. Purchaser shall have
the right to assume the existing loan on the property. The option price
on the property shall be 130, 000. 00.
I) In th event P urchasers wish to purchase the rosi ne ss only,
notice m writing shall be g1v n 11 rs fifteen (15) days prior to closing.
In the e ent th p rh s fatl to approve thi instrument m
wr1hn~r Wlthin five ( 5) days from he date hereon, this offer shall be
con td red thdrawn and all d po 1t returned.
r the transfer
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to the benefit of the heirs, suc cessors and assigns of said parties.
The above contract is approved this _...;1~'-r_,.. ___ day of
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STATE OF COLORADO • DtPARTMENT OF REVENUE
LIQUOR LICE NeE APPLICATI(IN ADDENDUM
To be completed by each •nd•v•du•l. ~·r cna~-,t ,,p. 01 c ,.~ OJtl<.;, i1 4 uUf IICE:nK"t NO l•quVt lltt:llki •enewal wdJ bt
PtOQISSfld unleu..U questions are completely llll SWt'rcu. Arlv F A!..SE answer or statement mdde byapplant con-
stitutes PERJU RY, and the peraoo mak m~ such falie ar:ttn.ll.~t .uu!tn:ts dOV hcens ts.u~d herem to ~
MEDI tlA-r.mn;z --'=OBPll.IIA:r lOlL._I.t«:..._ ___ --------
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1 Add,. of Eltlblllhrnont.
l.Ofi COMfADBfS
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4595 South Santo fe,_l ........ ~jC~o~lug~r~a~d~g'------
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1i. Do vou "-iegol ~on ol tho locente~ prtml"'''
I. ~ the Pf"MMMId owned or Nntltd l _______ _.J.a .. e .. • .. a .. e._.w,.r..., .... h._.o>lpi"t~i a .. .._n.,tn<>-..,h.u"*l'-------
7. lfrtfttld.fromwhom: CeciJ Hp tpo ndea •.Jose Se pulyedo;F,tapgi§c o JtM,tOJ
12/Jl/80
t. Do you or ony !Mmber of your lmmedoote tam11 1 fl11ht r, mother brother. 11118r, oldn!nl hiW 1 flnonc:t.ol
ln•ortln lnV Othtr liquor lic»mo or in an y tofi'OIItion that holds I hQUor ,.,._, (Such fononc lol onte ....
tolnc:ludo ony equity, Interest 0< loa~ I If'""" I'll, ""P•IIn on dt ... l. 0 'l'n Ill No
...... t11o ONr I~ Htlbltlhmont if your on r It Vft
10 0.... .,Y -· """or eorpor1t1on
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LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATION ADDENDUM
17. Heve you ever held or do you hold any financ ial interest. dtrect or indirect. tn any retatlltquor establishment .
distillery, importing or wholesale liquor license? rl Yes liJ No If so expt tn
18. Atuch copies ohny written agreement or details of .-.y oral agreement, by which .-.y penon (including a
corpor8tion) wllllhare In the profit or gr011 proceedl of this establishment, .-.d any egrwement relating to
the premi .. which Ia contingent or condit ional in any way by volume , profit, sales, giving of advice or con·
atiUttlon:
I undentMd th8t a fat. .-.Mer to .,Y of the foregoing w ill &Jbject the application to denial or a licen•
I'IVOCation . I cartlfy that all the Information In this application addendum is complete, true and correct.
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MEQINA-OOMeZ COBPQRATIQJI. INC.
Cot"potlte~
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J nuary 30, 19 76
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CERTIFI CATE OF
A~UMEOORTRADE A M E
CO U NTY O F
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corporatiOn, bem g dt-sirous of tran dmg a portion of its business u ndPr an assumed or t rade
name as perm ttted by 141·2·1 , Colorado RPvl ed, tatu!.E' 1963, hereby cer tifies :
1. T he corpor atE' name and locat1on of th P pnnc1pal offlct' of sa1d corporatiOn 1s :
Medina-Gomez Co r po r ation, Inc .
730 Equitable nuildin g
Denver, Colorado 80202
2. T he namt', o t hPr than 1ls own corporate namP, under whtch such husint>ss is earned on is :•
LOS CO MP ADRES, WC .
3 . A bri'!f descn pbon of the k ind of hu inPs transacted and t o be t ran sacted unde r such assumed
o r t rade name is :
Operation of a restuaran t and a ll incidentals r elated thereto ,
inc l u d ing holding of Liquor Lic e n s e and sale of spiritous
liquor s on premises .
IN WIT ES WHEREOF, The underslh'rwd Prestdt'nt and ecrt>tary of said corporation, hav
tht day executed thi C'ertJficatt' .................................................................................. , 19 ......... .
MEDINA-GOMEZ CORPORATION, I NC.
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Mr. Loren Henken
Augustine Duran
George Warren
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Lakewood, Colorado
3151 So. Corona
Englewood, Colorado
1045 Younqfield
Lakewood, Colorado
6years
20 yeara
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Matkin ' Company 2820 South Zuni
Englewood, Colorado
Truckdriver 1960-preaent
X...diate auperviaor-Clark Nelson
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STATE OF COLORADO
DEPARTME N T Of REVENUE
APPLICATION FOR A LIQUOR LICENSE
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THIS APPLICATION MUST BE FILED WI T H THE COLORADO DEPARTM ENT OF REVENUE .
STATE CAPITOL ANNEX BUILDING, 1375 SHERMAN STREET . DENVER , COLORADO
~3 13031 B2&-9061 oxt. 411 . NO LICENSE WILL BE GRANTED UNTIL THE APPLICA ·
TION HAS BEEN APPROVED BY THE LOCAL LICENSING AUTHORITY .
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1MI'OPT ANT· CHE C IC THE APPROPRIATE BOX FOR THE TYPE OF LICE NSE(SI BEING AP PLIED FOR . THIS IS AN OR IGI NA L APP LIC AT ION
ANO A COPY MUST BE ICEPT IN YOUR FILES FOR REFERENC~ WHEN APPLY ING FOR RENEW AL LICENSES .
Cl RETAIL LIQUO R STORE LICENSE
0 LIQUOR LICENSED ORUC STORE LICENSE
0 BEER AND WI NE LICENSE
B BEER , WINE AND LIQUOR LICENSE
(HOTE L, REST AUIIANTI
['CLUB LIQUOR LICENSE
\X EXTENDED HOURS LICENSE (HOTEL &
REST AURANT OHLY)
0 BREWE RY (IIEERI L ICENSE•
.,..... Y REQUIRE IIDICl
FEE S 50 .00
FEES 50.00
FEE S 25 .00
FEES 25 .00
FEE S 25 00
FEE S 200.00
FEES 250.00
0 WINERY LICENSE 1$1 0,000 BO NO REQU IREO I FEES j50.00
0 WHOLESALE BE ER LICENse• FE£ S 500 .00
0 WHOLESALF LIQUOR LICE NSE IS 10,000 BOHO
REQU IR EO I FE E $1000 00
0 DI STILLERY LICENSE IS 10,000 BONO REQUIRED ) FEE SIOOO .OO
0 RECT IFIE R LICENSE (SIO,OOO BONO REl)UI REO I FEE SIOOO 00
0 PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION LICE NSE (PLANE , BU S, CAR )
0 $2500E A
0 IM PORTER 'S LIQUOR LICENSE FEES 250 00
nlf UNOO$IONID ....., MAlll AM.ICATION I'Oe A STATf liCINSf A$ INDICATED AIOW. UND01 THE NOVISIONS Of CK. 75, MT. 2. CIS. 1963,
AS AMfNO(D, AND 1'01 THAT~ MAI(Q TMI roli.OWING AHSWU$ TO TM1 QU[STIONS CONTAIHlD IN TH IS AI'PliCATION . EV!IT AI'I'LICA&U
QUESTION MUST II A...-ell. ANY M&ll AHSWll OR STATfMlNT MADE IY THE -!CANT COHSTITUTI$ ,.._., AND THE ~N MAKING
SUCM fALSE STA-.n SUIUICTS AH'f l~ 1S1UED ftDEIN TO llfVOCATION.
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Inglewood, Colorado
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Francisco Juarez y
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If TillS APPLICATI ON IS 1'011 A CWI ~ LICIIIIII, ANSwta QUI!STIONS 25 THIOUGH 32.
A dub "'-'"' • mrpotltioft which hat been 5ncorponted for not .... th~ five ye.,., and whic:h hes Met 1 rn.mberthip that has Pll id duet fot •
period of at .._, ftvre J'N", MMI whkh, for ffw Y'"f', M. bttef\ the owner, w ..... or oc::c.upent of en est.btiahment opet'lt.d aolely for obtecta of nattonej,
tot~l. fre,.rNI, petriafk. politiul, or etftlette. netuft, ~ not for' ptevnl..-y geln, and the propef"ty, " weU n the .ctv~t-ee• of whkh belong to ~
Also. • dub mey bt 1 c:orpor....,. ~ it • ,..,.,,.., ~r.d brench or lodge or chepter of 1 n•ttonel oro-n•utton. whic-h Nt oper•ted aolely f01 the
objo<to of • ,.trlatk: or .,.,.,..1 Of9Mirot"'" or -· but -for -lory geift,
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3•. Stete whether appttc..., ownt, leatet or oper1tH '"Y wlrehouse or t tor•ge pltnt in connection w •th i t~ buttr\ell
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35. Does any of the appiKatttt, or efty of the ~rtnefl , or any offiur, director or uocttholder of sa id eppliunt, if it it • ccwp<w•
t ion, he.,. eny direct or ~ flnanct.l in .. rest in the businen of &e ll ing malt, vinous or 1p1rttuovt li quor at rellil? Yn
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ment, own, e ither dlf'M'tly or iMfiNCtfy, WI whole or In pilrt, the build int or premiMt to be oc.cvpted by the businnt 01 eny
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To Whom It May Concern:
I have known Richard Gomez for fifteen years. I know hilll to
be of sound character and hi gh moral standards. I couldn't
recommend anyone any higher than Mr. Gomez.
Sincerely,
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y '!ars and W'! find t h'!m V"!ry trustwort hy and relia ble.
They are v'!ry friendly .
If you wis h mo re i nformati on we would be v e ry ~lad to
di ~russ it with you s o feel fre e to e all us.
Mr . ,~Mrs . r...oren l.femken
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN :
Mr . Gomez has worked for me for approximately three
years and during this time has always been dependable ,
punctual, hone st and faithf•ll in the performance of hie
dutie s. He has always exhibited the highest type moral
characteristics.
Mr. Gomez is a fine upstanding individual and I
consider myself extremely fortunate to have the oppor-
tunity to know him as an employee and a friend .
Glenn R. Yotter
Asst. ~ • Sta . Opor.
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This is to certify that I have known Mr. Richard Gomez for 37 years and
I do hereby vouch for his honesty, reliability, stability and sound
character. It i s my understanding that Kr. Gome& is applying for a liquor
license. In this aatter, I give ~ co•plete concurrence knowing that he
will not violate any of t he city and state codes reqJ ired to obtain and
maintain this license and that the pu blic will be faithfully and justly
served.
/7~ A,"'"'~ Al)REI) GOMEZ
February 4, 1976
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January 15 , 1976
This e f fie hn~ brcn retained by th lndcp nd~nl lnNurors of EnRle ood , Inc.,
to d r aft a resolution fonMlly objec t ing to t h m • .mner in ,.·hich th prop rty
and casualty i n sur anc program for the six year per iod beginning Janu.>ry 1,
1976, was awarded .
I t is 'liY understandin~ that they , individually and as a group, hav alr ady
voiced som obj ctions in n inforn 1 mdnn r, nod hav ben requL s t d to submit
a for~1l resolution in "'rlting.
\fter meetinr with {'V r a J of th, gr,•up tnd dis u..;s t ng wtt h th<!M tll'lr obj ctlons,
the at t ach dtt •l lllutiun 1-:1.., dralt<d ,.,,, .1 s t•> ••rll.l\1 thl!ir strong fe lin~
ln thP maLtl!r .
Thank you for your att• ntiC'In tn th s r.t ttt r of lmpurt toe to thl.! In'<urors
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PROPERTY 1\ND CASUALTY INSURANCE PROGRM!
1-IHERE/\S, it b ein g t h e d esire of the Tndependt'nt Insurers of Englewood,
Inc., as \Wll qualified and capab l e ag nt s /broke rs, .:IS interes t e d a nd contr ib-
uting member s of the community of Englewood , and as me mber s \vho devote sig-
nificant hours of valuable time to vital c ommunit y t'ffo rt s, to mak e a formal
s tateme nt of protes t and to b e on r eco rd as to th e manner in whi c h the Ci t y
of Englewo od's property a nd casualty ins ur ance program for th e s ix yea r period
beginning January 1, 1976, was awarded, they therefore make the following
s tat emen t s :
1. The Independent In ~uror s of Englewood, Inc., (he reinafter liE),
questions the propriety or n e c essi ty of going ou t side the Cngle\vood /Denv r
a r a t o select a consultant (the con s ultant was from Connect feu t) 1·ega rd ing
risk managem nt and insurance for the City of Englewood, when, in fact, there
are exp rts availabl e in tlw local area, as well qualified and even more aware
of th e local problems, pra c tice s a nd philosophy of community governmt'nt.
2. Th liE believes that the consu]t.Jnt chosen m.:~y h :we b t't'n unfairly
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biased toward l<1rge broke rag e firms as being b e ttt'r equlppt'd to fwndl e th
insurance probl ms of Englewood, a nd th r t'for inclined to recomm nd qualification
requir m nt in line with irrel v nt s t a ndard s that could not b m t by
mt'mhers of tlw ITJ:, bul which thn s<' l .lrg.·• firms t•onld ,.,,..,fly nn·o·t.
3. Th• LI E objects to soow of tht• minimum Cflltlff l ~e.JL iou •; lor •t:'<IILI .. /
brok r s , sp ci.:~Lly tltt' rcqulr nt thJt to b quallfi d, Jgents/brokers must
write n .:1 nnual premium volume of over $250 ,000.00, pi.'T 'lOnJ ) 1 in
11 and c idutt ,md s J k n u; . Tit!! liE b 11 ves th I h qu.d if l t I n to b••
compl t ly rbltr r y nd cJpriciou ,
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Cficient urvic nd prot•• t Jon .
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individually or a s a gr o up . In o the r words , s ince no ne of the compa n ies assi~n d
to the gr o up was willin g to provide th e cover age , the g r oup was effective l y
elimina t e d by th e qualifica tion s a dopt ed by the ci t y .
6. The TI C belie v es tha t th e a rbitr ary a nd irr l evant s t andards utilized
in the c hoosin g of an agt>nt/br oker wa s a nd i s a d e finit e r es tr a int of tr ade ,
espec i a ll y bec a us<' of tlw a rbitra r y a nd unfair ass i g nm ent o f ins ur a nc•• compa nie s
that could be conta ct e d by the group.
RESO LVED, therefore, tha t because o f th e abov e-men t io ne d (ac t s , th liE
ma kes th is formal protes t ar,a ins t the awar din g of th e pr o perty a nd casualty
insur ance pro gram for th e Ci t y of En glewood , for th e p riod of six vca r s be ginning
on J anua r y 1 , 197 , a nd ther e fore mala•s a f o rrn.Jl rcqul'St , n t for a g ua r a nte
of said busln s~. but tor r levant s t a nd a rd s th a t would insure the protection
requir ed by the Ci t y o t tngl wood, but at the sam tim• give aFen t s/br ok e r s
as both intHcst d nJ c ntrlbut i ng t ax -pay lng cit izt·n!' of th comm unity, and
cap bl -, tnd pend nt In urors, Lh
oppo rtunit y to ·ffectivdv bid fo r th l' business
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February 10, 1976
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The Englewood Public Library met for its regular meeting on February 10, 1976 in the library conference room,
Preeent:
Absent a Kuhlman, Lighthall, Maxwell, Quaintance, Shattuck, Simon
Clayton (attending another City meeting), DeuPree, Sterling
Also present: Harriet Lute, Director of Libraries
Carol Pernicka, Secretary to the Board
Teri Metros, Adult Services Librarian
Karen Kelley, Children's Librarian
Virginia Cleveland, Field Worker from the D.U. Graduate
School of Librarianship
The meeting was called to order and a quorum declared present at 7:40,
Teri Metros, Karen Kelley, and Virginia Cleveland were introduced to the Board.
The minutes were approved as mailed,
The annual report was distributed to the Board. Hiss Lute told the Board that
1976 should be a continuation and expansion of the services the Library has
been giving, A catalog of the cassettes the library owns is being prepared
and the caaaettee will be ready soon for distribution to elderly people. Th
library has also purchased 20 playback units to be loaned with the cass ttes.
The ci rculation for the library for January, 1976 is up over that of January, 1975,
Host of th increase is on the bookmobile, and probably reflects the impact of
the Bicentennial readin pro ram of the schools, The circulation to Arapahoe
County ia als o up, There ar not quit as many reference questions asked. Th
juv nile qu ationa especially are down but this may be partly du to th lack
of a full time children's librarian in January. The attendance at the adult
tinge ia also down, probably b cause the programs presented by th Colorado
chool of Outdoor Livin drew 100 rsona at each seasion last year compared to about 35 thia y er.
rela
the med ia centera a to be for mor adult att ndance and
The achool s are alao usin the media centers mo re on th
the library ia scheduled to b ther , causin the library to
was som discussion by th Board of poaaible aolutions to th ot uae of th dia centera.
Th na l at o library book purc hases and withdrawala was al1o diatribut d.
A c o py o f a lett r 1 n
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btl librarian, Adelin Czarny, a1 iv n
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The Board was given a sheet showing th use of the children's section of the
library on different days of the week. For January, the averages for different
days was 38 for Monday , 34 on Tuesday, 33.5 on Wednesday, 32 on Thursday,
25 on Friday, and 59.5 on Saturday . The figures are a combination of adults
and children and reflect numbers only, and do not indicate the kind of usage.
A reference survey was made on January 12-17 by all librari es of the Central
Colorado Library System to determine where people who asked reference ques-
tions lived. It was discovered that only 44% of the reference work d on e at
the Englewood Library was for residents of the city , with the rest go i ng to
other area residents .
Miss Lute also showed the Board that the reciprocal borrow ing has not been
affect d by the withdrawal of Jefferson County . 31% of the total circulation
is to non -residents of Englewood . 15% is outside Englewood if Arapahoe County,
with which th library has a separate contract , is excluded . These figures are
approximately the same as they were when Jefferson County participated in the
reciprocal borrowing program.
The new method of interlibrary loan, using Jefferson County, Arapahoe County,
Aurora, and Littleton to try to obtain r1aterial before going to Denver Public
Library , was discussed . En lewood borrowed 4 4 titles and filled 842 requests.
477 of Englewood's w re not received after goin to all five area libraries.
Miss Lute s tated that the p rc nta of unfilled r quests for interlibrary
loans is too high but that h did not know th r ason at the present time,
Eventually th r is a pos ibility tha t each library will pay $2.00 for each
book borrowed on interlibrary loan nd r c iv $2 .00 for e ach book loaned.
If the fi ures conlinu as in th pr ent , th library would break even.
It wa s announced that n xl Tu sday r i ht th City Council wi ll present a
proclamation to John c . Maxw 11 in r c •ni tlon of his servi ce t o the Library
Board.
Miss Lute told th
cava th Li rary
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Pictur s that Richard Blac burn,
parad w ra shown tu th Board. Hill
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i n the first and second grades. A s l ide show to i nt roduce them to the
Englewo od Library is being prepa r ed by George Perri n, starring his toy
poodle Hi sy and some pictures whic h may be used in the orientation program
were shown,
Mi ss Lute informed the Board of the ac tivities of the State Boa rd of
Education and the Colorado Council on Library Development, an advisory board
to the State Board of Education and t ho State Library.
er ~ be i g no further business, the meet ing was adjourned at 8 :50,
Respectfully submitted ,,
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CJiol A. rf~rn{~'
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January 20, 1976
I. CALL TO ORDER .
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Th e Regular meeting of th City Planning and Zoning Co mmissio n
was called to order at 7:00 p.m . by Vice-Chairman Tanguma.
Members pres e nt : Williams, Jones, Jorgenson, Smith, Tanguma,
Wade
Romans, Ex-officio
Member s absent: Brown, Parker , Pierson
Also present : Assist ant Ci y Attorney DeWitt
Associate Plann r House
II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES.
Mrs. Romans noted that Mr. Parker had called a nd f e lt that the
Minutes should be amended on Pages 11 and 12 , as follows:
Page 11, Par agraph #1, Lin 6·
"that he could not think of ny kind of NON-business USE that
would go .... "
Page 12, Paragraph #2, Lin 3:
" ..... on Mr. Maples' REZONI NG requ st ."
Pa ge 12, Paragraph #7, Lin 1·
AYES; "JORGENSON, Park er".
Smith mov d :
Jones s c ond d : Th Uinut o January 6, 1976, b approved
a a m nd d.
AYES;
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ABSE T:
Wad , William , Jon
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Mr. and Mrs. Weav e r mad appl ication f or t h e rezoning for the
entire area, the requested change being to R-2-B , Two-family
Residence. The Con®iss i o n he ld a Public H aring on the request ,
and recommended approval o f the request t o City Council. Be-
fore City Council could hol d a Public Hearing, how e v r, the
R-2-B Zone District had b e n r e pealed , and the R-2 , Me dium
Density Residence District e nacted. Inas much as this applica-
tion was not completed on t he City's part , i t was determined
to again waive the fee if t h property ow n er wished to reapply.
Mr. Criswell submitted the application on behalf of Mr. and
Mrs. Weaver, which ncompass s their property and that of
Mrs. Ferguson. The application r quests the rezoning from
R-1-C, Single-family R sid n e e, to R-2, Medium Density Resi-
dence. Mrs. Romans stated tha t Mr. and Mrs. Weaver and Mrs.
F erguson ar interested in s e lling their property, and have
been unable to do so und r th e present single-family zone
c la s sification. Mrs . Romans r v iewed the newly adopted R-2
Zon District ; sh noted that th i di rict will permit a
single or two-family u e on 5 0 ft. fronta ge , 6,000 sq. ft.
lot ar a ; a thr e-family u e would b permitted on 100 ft.
fro ntag . No more than four unit may be und ron roof.
Land caping and open spac i required ; a Planned Development
i required for th con truction of a four-unit structure . If
th ntire parcel w r e to b e d v e lop d, t he utilities would be
requir d to b und rground.
Mr. Brown ent red and took his place with t h Commi ion .
Mr . Tanguma stated that th e Commi io n would n ow hear from
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and is for an R-2 Medium Densi ty designation. Mr. Criswell
stated that the property owners have dedicated approximately
l /2 of the width o f South Clay Street to the City f or the
length of their property. Property owners south of the Weaver
property have not dedicated any right-of-way .for the street,
Mr. Criswell stated the property owners are not seeking per-
mission to develop the property; it could not be develop d un-
til the area is subdivided. Mr. Criswell stated that in look ing
at Minutes of meetings when this area has been considered pre-
viously, there seems to be considerable discussion concerning
street patterns, ut i lity availability, etc. Mr. Criswell
pointed out that these same problems would have to be fac e d
e ven if the area were to develop under the R-1-C Zone District ;
t hese problems would be addressed at the time the area is sub-
divided. Mr. Criswell stated that under the present zoning,
approximately 25 units could be developed on the subject prop rty;
if the R-2 zoning is granted, approximately 49 units could b
developed. Mr. Crisw 11 tated there is 4,5 acres total in the
area considered 1or rezoning; he is not sure bow much of the
area would be devoted to streets and easements, but thes
matters would be considered at the time the area is subdivided.
Mr . Criswell stat d t hat he has been told the Valley Sani tation
District can accommodate an additional 50 taps on their lin •
Mr. Criswell noted ther i a 2.7 acre site north of West Union
Avenue which is zon d for R-3 development; this area has not
developed to this ti , but if it does develop in the near
future, it would not make any difference if the Weaver/F r u on
properties wer zon d for single-family use or two-family us
there would not b util1ties available for th dcv lopaent.
Mr. Crisw 11 stated that his point is that there will be pro
with sewer servic no matter how the subject site dev lop ;
it is not a problem of z oning. Mr. Criswell stated that b
beli ves this land hould never have been zoned for R-1-A us ,
and that it w 8 not ood plannin froa the beginning to do .
Mr. Cri well t t d h t be think the Coamission and its pr d -
cessor mbers hav kno n th Singl -family District was not
appropriat zonin . Mr. Cris 11 stat d that if soaeon could
afford to purch tng l -ulily d velope nt , b
o t c rt inly th ubJ ct pro rty , con-
id rio t ar but d r ctly on industri 1
zonin on th trial zonin to th north .
r. Cri ell it 1 ood zooin and lao i
to bu ! r di tricta. H poin t out
th t th pprov d, ould b iapo d bet n th
1-1 Zon Di t tct h t nd th R-1-8 District on tb
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then introduced Mr. Bill Broomhall, a Broker with Sitefinders
Realty, who has the prope rty listed for sa le .
Mr. Broomhall stated that att mpts have heen mad e to sell the
land under the present zonin ; contr actors are not interested
in purchasing single-fami ly sites nex to industrial g round.
If the property were to b r e zon d to R-2, the developer c ou ld
look at the per-unit cost ; th R-2 District would give a developer
a chance to construct more u nit s. Mr . Broomh all agreed there
needed to be a buffer b etween the R-1 a r a and the 1-1 area.
Mr. Criswell stated that Mrs. Fergu on and Mr . and Mrs. Weaver
were in the audience. He mp hasiz d there is no developer
involved in this rezonin g application, and no option or con-
t ract has ben signed on th . land,
Mr. Ta nguma asked if th
sp ak in favor o f the r
sp ak in favor.
anyon else who wished to
No on indicated a de ire to
Mr. Tanguma then asked for those p rson oppo ed to the re-
qu t to speak.
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rezoning r q u t. H ask d 1t thi.
zoning?" Mr. Tidwell not d th.t h
had att a pted to get hi prop rty r
it would b pot zoning.
Mr . stated that th area
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would permtt a four-unit struc t ure only after filing a Plonne d
D velopment, and after hearings 'nd approval on that Plat, Wb >ch would be recorded in Arapaho Co u nty,
Mrs. Rooans stated that this >s one of the reasons the Citizens
co .. tttee felt it was nee ssary to revtew the R-2-A and R-2-B
Zone Districts --the zone di tric ts were not accooplt shing
•hot they w re intend d to accomplish • Mrs. Romans s ta ed
that the R-2 District bas buitt in controls to protect the
charocter of the area where it is aposed. Mrs . Rooans stated
thot the permttted density in th R-2 District ts the sam as
that to the former R-2-B Distr ict --14 untts per acre. The
R-2 District as destgned, in part, to accomoodote anttctpated
redevelopo nt of older re td nttol oreas of the City; there ts
economy in developing und r on root, and the R-2 District
111 prov>de fl xtbtltty tn d lopto up to four units under
one roof d p odin• on th lot votlable for the develop-ment or redPvelopmeot.
Mrs. Romon · t t d that the taft is not Loplyiog the R-1-C
Zone Distr>ct ts not a good di trtct; the State Statutes prov>de that a City •ust be divided into di trtcts to accoo.odate
re 1d ntial use, busine s us , and industrial use; you must
provtd tor all types of d velopo at wtthtn a City. The R·l·A ,
R-1-B, nd R-1-C Zone Dt trtcts ore 11 stngle-f,.tly dt trtct
but have varytn• re rictton which would oenott a different
ty"" ot >n•l -f 1ly dev lopment. r • Romans stated that
tho tt opt wa a de to butld tn afe ouards for the persons who would liv in the area it elt.
Mr. Tid ell tot d th t h provtston allo in tb
con truction of four Unit Undrr on roof was unacc ptabl
Mr • Roman tated that th Pro•t ton r outrin• opproval ot o
Pl no d lo,., tor h uu ructton of our untt could pr clud t ty 01 con tructton.
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of West Union Av enue R. ( .• • thence west along sa id center-
line 435 ft. +1-to th cent r line of South Decatur Street ;
thence southw sterly along said centerline 506 ft. +1-; thence
east 501.4 ft. +1-to a po1nt on th e as t line of the W 1 /2
E 1 /2 of said Sect1on 8 ; th nee north along said e ast line
503.14 ft. +1 -to point 1 b ginning.
The recommendation is based on th follow~ng reasons as cited
in St aff Report #3-76:
1. Because of its proximity to industrial areas, and because
of the agricultural natur e of th dev lopm nt within the sub-
Jec ar a, he Single-fam~ly Resid n ee Zon ing may not have been
th co r rect initial zonin ~.
2. Th City has zon d an ar north of W t Uni on Avenu e and
e of South Decatur Stre t for High Den ity Residence use,
caus1ng a chan in the area
3. Th prop rties within the ubj ct area ar not d eve loping
und r the R-1-r Zone Distr ict, b cau of the pr oximity to
indus r1 lly z0 •ed areas.
4 . Th area proposed lor n :zon 1ng 1 mor than "one (1 ) City
bl c k iP are", and therefor , compl1e with a policy previously
e tabli h d by the City.
5. The propo ed m dium-d n it y zonin would not b in conf lict
with th Compreh n ive Pla u.
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The vote was called:
AYES: Smith, Tanguma, Wade, Williams, Brown, Jones, Jorgenson
NAYS· None
ABSENT: Pierson, Parker
The motion carried.
IV. SUBDIVISION WAI ER
1 . . Blombt'rg
2700 WP·t Unio n Av~nue
CASE #6-76
Mr. Tanguma askt•d for a back t·ound of the request.
Irs. Romans no d that on Pagt 5, 3rd Paeagraph of the Staff
R port, 4th li1 ~t should r ad " etback a 111intmua of 30ft."
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Mr Blomberg tated that he want· to rect a buildin 30 ft .
ott th prop rt line on the sid , and s tting back 30
ft. trom el:'t Union Avenue. II n ed a Subdivision aiver to
p rmtt constr ction oi" the build ng.
d there could b( probl m oi a ce on South Cl y
Wf v r / r u on property do develop in th
b•torc tull str et d dication 1 made . He ask d
r a~onabl to con ~d r th po sibil1ty that
~. Bl om berg would d dicate th 30 it. tor the en t ide of
South Clay Str t. He not d tha he right-of-way is n ded
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30 ft. from the propert y line; ii th street were to be put
through in the future, thiS wou ld put the street right next
to the building. Mr. Blomberg agreed that the street would
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be immediately next to th building. He sta ted h e didn't think
a 60 ft. street would b e put i n that area.
Mr. Jones in quired as to screening requ1 rements for indus t rial
property abutting a resi dential ar a. Mr. Blomberg stated
that he had a 25 ft. scr ening strip compr1sed of eve rgreens
and lilac bushes which wa s planted within the last two years.
Mrs. Ro mans read the screening requ1 rement o f the 1-1 Zone
District. Discussion followed .
Mr. Brown asked il the sta ff could forse any problem in t his
area in the future if the str et 1s not requi red now? Mrs.
Romans sta t d that the St at~ St atut s, Comprehensi ve Zoning
Ordinance, and Subdivision R gulations all state that property
mu st have adequate acces prior to developm nt. If a portion
o f a street is dedicated , th rema1ning portion must be
dedicated b fore a Building P rmit is i su d. Mrs. Romans
stated that th Commis sion has had m tings with residents of
the area regar ding traf fic r"~t ··~rn s, tnd th concensus was th ey
did not feel additional ace s wa s requir d at that time. Mrs .
Romans stated that about all that could b don is to try to
get proper access at such tim a d velopm n do occur.
Mr. DeWitt noted that th Cit> d there is
ne d for a 60 ft. right-of -y through th1 Mr. DeWitt
stated that if this matt r of a c ss is not of at
th tim the Waiver or Plat 1 a pprov d, 1t to be
taken care of at a lat er dat e, and it may b much mor difficult
to g t the access at that lim . Mr. De itt tat d h felt Mr.
Blomberg hould get to th r with his Financing off icer to di -
th pos ibility oi d di~ t on of th rlght-of-way. Mr .
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that Wes t Union Av enue is 60 ft. right-of-way; it is design at ed
as a Collector Street in the Master Street Plan,
Mr. Jones stated that where an industrial street abuts a resi-
dential ar a, a 44 ft. roadway width is usually required, with
a 60 ft. right-of-way. Mr. Blomberg stated this was the reason
he provid d for the 30 ft. setback of the building, Mr. Blomb erg
noted he had on l y a little over one acre of ground.
Mrs . Wad ask d Mr. Blomberg what his future plans were for
the remaind r of the land? Mr. Blomberg stated that he plano d
to use it for storage of building materials . Brief discu ssion ensued.
The vote wa cal l ed ,
AYES: Jorge nson, Smith, Tanguma , Wade, Williams, Brown, Jon NAYS : on
ABSENT: Parker, Pierson
The motion carried.
V, SUBDIVISION WAIVER
Ambros & Comp any CASE #5-76
r. Tanguma asked for a backgrou nd of this request.
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Jorgenson seconded: The Subdivision Waiver requ es ted by
Ambrose & Company in Case #5 -76 be approved.
AYES: Jones, Jorgenson, Sm~th, Tanguma, Wa de, Will~ams, Brown
NAYS: None
ABSENT: Parker, Pierson
The motion carried.
VI. LARWIN MULTI-HOUSING COR PORATIO
Mrs. Romans stated that s vera l week s ago, Mr. Brown brought
up a discussion of the Lar in project, and questioned the
plans for development of the r maind r of the site. The staff
was asked to contact Larwin to se if there could be someone
that might meet with th Commission t o discuss the Larwin
site and the possibl dev lopm nt ior the rest oi the site.
A letter was sent to the Larwin Corporation, and a t.lr. Pogue
replied that he would plan to m t with the Commission. There
are residents of the d velopm•nt and the neighboring areas who
had learned that ~ Larwin rerr"~entatlv wa to m t with th
Commission that hav contact<>d th• !fie , tht> e p rson have
been told that it is a publ1 m tin , and that 1! they have
comm nts th y wish to mak , -uch comm nt hould b directed
to th C'ommi ion and not to Mr. Pogu
Mr. Tan uma sk d .Mr. Brown to d iscu his concerns and his
rea ons for wanting to m with a r pres ntat ive from Larwin.
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Mr. Leighton Jones
1801 East Girard, #111 -stat d he is a resident of Kimberly
Village. The residents of the complex and residents of the
surrounding area had a meeting on January 18th. Some of the
concerns voiced by attendants at the meeting concerned on-
street parking on the periphery of the complex; poor visibility
at the Girard/Lafayette point o1 gress; noise problems;
vandalism o f automob1les ; illegal door-to-door salesmen in
the complex ; etc . Mr. Jones stated that tenants of the family
area were under the impression there were to be recreation
areas and play lots for the children. There are also problems
with residents outside the complex attempting to use the swimming
pool inside the complex. Mr. Jones stated the tenants would
like to know what was promised, and whose responsibility it
is to see that these promises are fulfilled.
Mr. Tanguma asked if the City was responsible for police pro-
tection in the area? Mr. DeWi tt stated that the City is to
provide police protection for any property within the corporate
limits. Mrs. Romans stated that the City was told from the
beginning that the entire site would be fenced and secured; one
would not be able to gain access to the development except
through a gate activated by a card, or security guards would
be posted at points of ingress and egress.
Mr. Pogue of the Larwin Corporation introduced himself, and
stated he would attempt to answer questions members of the
Commission might have regarding th development.
Mr. Brown stated that h is concerned that the development
will continue to b a really nice development, and that good
tenants will stay in the compl x. H asked Mr. Pogue what
their futur plans for th it w r ? Mr. Brown stated be
had a v ry trong inter st in th site, and wanted people to
take prid in living th r ; h 1 o want p ople who live in
the surrounding ar a to tak prid livin ther Mr. Brown
stated h did not nt a lu ar on th ite in t n years
tim • H again a k d Mr. Pogu hat plan for the d velop-
ment of th r maind th it and ho d th land?
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He stated he "has search ed the files, and I haven't been able
to find anything that anyone agreed to do." Mr. Pogue noted
that the Larwin staff has been cut from 2,000 to 100 people,
and that possibly the pl ans are filed somewhere. He reiterated
that h has found no draw 111g or plans th at depict tennis
courts that were suppos ed to be provided .
Mrs. Romans stated there were p lans for tennis courts, and
for a day care center for wo1 king mothers, ~s well as a total
recreation al area for children.
Mr. Brown agreed that the Comm ission and Larwin representatives
did talk about these facil ities, and there were plans present ed
on whi ch w re indicated the location of tennis courts, the day
care center , etc. ~~. Br n tated he is v ry concerne d abou t
the play ar a lor the c h ilJren . He asked again if a play ar ea
could be provid d?
Mr. Leighton Jone stat d
swimming pool and workout
asked if th s fac1litie
Po gu stat d t h wer
th dev lop nt does have a sauna,
quipmen for adult . Mr. Lee Jones
avail,ble In both phases? Mr.
Mr . Pogue r ferr d to a plan 01 th Lar in d velopment which
depicted the tennis court , etc., and stated that he had seen
nothing like this in th 1r head off1 H asked where this
plan had come from ? Mr Roman. t t hat th i is th plan
that was pr s nt d to th 1ty dnd i r•c r d din th Offic
of the Arapahoe County Cl rk •nd R order.
Mr. Pogue asked a Ms. Sh lly llci
view the plan, and asked it t ht.!y
Weisman tat d that h htd ht.!C n
m ting, but not in Larwin fjl ';
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Larwin "decided long ago they did not want to be in the bus1 ness
of operating a child care cent er". Mr. Pogue stated that the
investors in t he project may dec id they want to operate a ch ild
care center . Mr. Pogue stated that Larwin does not own the
land ; they h av e a property ma nagement agreement ; they mu st
abi de by this agreement for a period of time . He reiterated
that La rwin does not own the land or the buildings. Discussion
on the financial stability of the Larwin Corporation ensued.
Mr. Pogue stated that Larwin secured a large amount of un-
secured obligations, and fell into default. The assets Larw1n
had are pledged to banks. He state d that Larwin is in the
process of liquidating their assets, and is selling land
throughout the U.S.A.
Mr. Woodward
1801 East Girard #249 -asked about the possibility of a teen
center for the te nagers who live in the project.
Ms. Breit stated that some of the parents have inquired about
the possibility of a teen center, and the parents would have
to be present for the time the building is used by tbe teenagers.
Ms. Bre it state d that tbe use of the building for a teen-center
is on a trial basis. Mr. Pogue stated that the building was
erected for the day care center, but is not used for that pur-
pose, and if the tenants want to use the building from time to
time, the management would have no objection.
Mr. Brown asked what the hours for the teen center were? Ms.
Breit stat d from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m . on week days ; 6 p.m. to
11 p.m. on Fridays ; Saturdays from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., and 7 p.m.
to 11 p.m., and on Sunday, from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Ms. Breit
stated there is a recreation room with billiard tables in th e
adult sections, but the aanag • nt felt the teenagers needed
their own recre tion facilitic •
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Mr. Tanguma asked Mr. Po ~<' wh at action or steps Larwi n would
take o polic and pa rol the area, inasmuch as the security
guards do not seem to b e part of the services ofiered? Mr.
Pogu stated there is securHy within th building s .
Mr. Jones asked what management company is responsible for th e
site? Mr. Pogue stated that ·the Joe You sem Com pan y i s responsible
for the management of the site. They hav offices in Denver,
California, and other points in the Country, and manage all of
Larwin's developmen s. Mrs. Wade aske d who the City could
contact with that company? Mr. Po ue stated that th contact
ould be Ms. Betty Breit, who is the management officer for
all Larwin complexes outs~dc ot California.
r. Jones asked what lev 1 ~I occu pancy Larwin h a s in thi
complex? Mr. Pogue tated it was better than 95%; he stat d
that the compl x did not r ent up quic kly an d it was discover d
that Larw in was asking r nts abov th lev e ls in the metro
area ; the rents were reduc d, and th proJ ct r nt d up; there
is a 10% increas r in ren t 1 vels on he board at the present ;
Mr. Pogue state•' t th xp •tt~:>C for th t:-proJ ct r normous,
and that the ta ,.~ on this proJect " lay " h ~m.
Mr. Tanguma asked Mr. Pogu if ~t would be po ibl for the
Larwin representatives to get ~ith th Department of Community
Development to work on som o the probl .m
1 th the complex as oon as po. ibl • lr . Po u
h would arrange for a m rub r t tht mana ~ment
with the Community Dev lopm pnt Department.
Mr. Jones commented that Mr. Po~u
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Mr. Pogue stated that it was nE: er intended to be under one
ownership; they planned from th beginning to syndicate each
phase of the development. Mr. Pogue then stated that "one
owner and one developer was true at one time, but once it was
developed, it's the name of the gam to have investors."
Mrs. Romans stat d that had the ity known the site was to be
sold off, a subdivision plat would have been required , Mrs.
Romans again stated that ther was to have been a Planned
Development for the site, bu~ th request was withdrawn before
it got to Public Hearing. The Commission did try to withdraw
approval of the Subdivision Waiver at their meeting on December
5, 1972, but between the dates of approval of the Waiver, and
the date the Commission tried to withdraw the approval, Larwin
had gotten building permits. The City Attorney advised the
Commission and City Council that Larwin had a vested interest
in the site at that point, and th Commission could not with-
draw the approval of the Subdivision Waiver.
It was determined that th planning staff would meet with
representatives of Larwin or the management agency to go over
some of the problems experienced on the site.
VII. FINDINGS OF FACT
Mr. Tanguma stated that Finding of Fact regarding rezoning
cases recently heard by the Commission have been present d
for Commission consideration.
Jones moved:
Jorgenson seconded: The Findi ngs of Fact on Case #1-76 b
approved and recommend d to City Council.
AYES: Wade, Williams, Brown, Jon s, Jorgenson, Smith, T nguma
NAYS: None
ABSENT : Parker, Pierson
Th motion carried.
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Mrs. Rom a ns state d that Ci t y Council tabled any action on
Mr. Maples ' rezoning r e quest, inasmuch as Mr. Maples was out
of town. Councilman Brown brought up the possibility of a
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Mixed Use District being developed, and the staff will be working
to draft such a district.
Jones moved:
Wade seconded: Th e Planning Commission approve the Findings
of Fact on Case #34-75, Mr. Maples' rezoning
r e quest, and recom:ne n cl same to City Council.
AYES : Smith, Tanguma, Wade, Williams, Brown, Jones, Jorgenson
NAYS: None
ABSENT : Parker, Pierson
Th e motion carrie d.
Brown moved :
Wade seconded : The Findings of Fact on Case #37-75, Mrs .
Mitchell's rezoning request, be approved and
recommended to C ity Council.
AYES : Smith , T~n g uma, Wade, Williams, Brown, Jones, Jorgenson
NAYS : None
ABSENT : Pierson , Parker
T h motion carrie d .
Mr . Tanguma aske d , r e lative to Case s #35-75 and #36-76, i f an
option on prope rty gave sufficient right to apply for rezoning ?
Mr. DeWitt stated that an option would give one an unexercised
r ig ht in the prop rt y . Mr.DeWitt state d that a true option
i s th e right to p u rchas land at a future date and that the
persons th e hold ing t h e option could apply for r zoning. Dis-
c u ss ion f ollowe d.
Jone mo v d :
Smit h cond d : The Fin d i n of Fact o n Ca #35-7 5 a nd #36-75
th r z o n i n r que t f iled by Mr. Va nH u n ,
b pprov d and r co .. nd d t o City Cou n cil.
YES: Smith , T:1n uaa, d , illiaa , Brown, Jon , Jor n on
AYS: on
ABE T : Park r, Pi r on
Th1 •otion c rri d.
Co pi of , 11 F odin of t ar k pt on ttl i n th Ott1
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VIII. DIRECTOR'S CHOICE
Mrs. Romans stated that th re will be a Public Hearing on th e
RTD Station Location on January 22nd, in the Englewood Polic e-
Fire Building, at 4 p.m. Ther e will be a Board meeting pr -
ceeding th Public Hearing, which will be g in at 2 p.m. Mr. Brown
will speak on behalf of the City of Englewood. Mrs. Roman s
stated that a third alternative for the station location has
been proposed, that being over U.S. 285, The City Council
has approved the location in the vicinity of U.S. 285 an d Ci nderel l a
City. Mrs. Romans stated that a paragraph would be add d to
the Statement Mr. Brown is to read regarding the new proposal ,
asking that this proposal be considered in the final desi g n plan,
and a study be made by the RTD staff.
Mr. Brown stated that he understood it is not the intent to
r equest a specific location for the ART station, but rather
a general location will be identified. The Hearing will be to
consider several available locations and specific location s will
b identified in the next design stage.
Mr. Smith asked if the Commission did go on record supporting
a locat1on for the ART? Mrs. Romans stated that the Commission
did approv the location of the bus terminal next to the
Shamrock Mall. Th bu terminal is then to b tied into the
ART station. Mr. Smith stated that he could not figure out
how th ART station could possibly b put in th vicinit of
Cinderella City if the traffic volum were considered. Mrs.
Roman stated this is why th statement is word d "in th vi in it y
of" Cinder lla City, and not adj ac nt to Cind rella City.
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befor the Board do in cl meet all th se r strictions. Mrs.
Romans stated there should b strong justification for granting
a vari ance, and she s ugg c~t d a m eting with the Board of Adjust-
ment and the Planning Corr.misgion and po~sibly the City Council,
to review this situation Mr. Jon agreed tha t here is a
problem. He stated that he fPels that part of the problem
could be due to a mi s-understanding, but that this could
seriously endanger the int nt of the Compreh nsive Zoning Ordinance
and other ordinances in effect. Discussio fo llowed.
Mrs. Romans stated that in reference to Mr. Blomberg's request
for a Subdivision Waiver, th Planning Department has, in the
pa t, been told the City cannot require dedication for street
purpo&€ in an instance such as this, and if the City wants
righ t-of-way, it must b pur~has d. Following these past
dir ctions, the staff asked I . Blomb rg to set back 30 ft. with
his propos d buildin to allow for right-of-way if it were to
b needed in the future. lr . Jon s tat d h moved to tabl
th matter b cause h f 1 her om po sibility the Com-
mission might decid to d ny th r, and to r quire a p l at
be filed to get the str et. lr. Jon s &tated that it is o b vious
tha~ Mr. and M Weaver 111 h r quired to d dicat additiona l
land for the street when th y plat th ir land to provide access
to developm nt that will occur on th 1r property. Mr. Jones
st t d that he fe ls th tr t hould go n. lr. Jones stated
that h felt ranting th 1thout a surance of the
tre t i improper.
tated that r. Blomb rg could ithcr obtain the
file a Subdivi&lon lat 1or the ar a. Mr. DeWitt
h stron ly 1 1 the Subdivi ion Waiver should
d in exceptional circum lances, and cited problems
L r in d velopm nt hie could b trac d back to the
rant in of the Waiv r. Mr. t ta d that h felt the
Cit) should be assur d of th t b for th aiv r 1
r nt •d , if ind d, th Comm1 t rmin to gran th
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Mr. Brown stated that this wa s his last meeting with the Planning
and Zoning Commission; he stated that he has enjoyed working
with the dedicated people who have served on the Commission
and with the staff, Mr. Brown stated that the Commission is
one of the most important Commissions in the City, He stated
he knew the members of the Commission and staff were all giving
their best and would continue to do so. lrfr, Brown stated that
Mr. Don Smith would assume his position on tbe Comaission, and
that he, Mr. Brown, would assume a position on the Parks and Recreation Commission,
Mr. Tanguma thanked Mr. Brown for his years of service on the
Commission; he stated that Mr. Brown would be aissed by the
members of the Commission, and that be personally, bad learned
much from Mr. Brown. Mr. Jones stated that be would agree with Mr. Tanguaa•s sentiments.
The meeting adjourned at 10:35 p.a.
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MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEW OVD CITY COUNCIL REGARD! G ACTION OR
RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
DATE : January 20, 1 976
SUBJECT: Recommended Ap pro v al of Rezoning Request
RECOMMENDATION:
Jones moved :
Smith seconded: The Plann ing Commi ssion recommend to City
Council ap roval of the requested change
from R-1 -C , Single-family Reo.·ide nce, to R-2, ledium Dens ity
Resid n c , for the followitg d£'sc r1b d property : Beginning
at he int rsection o f th e ea,t line of theW 1 /2, E 1 /2 of
Section 8, T 5 S, R 68 W, of the 6 h P. M. and the centerline
of W st Union Av enue R. 0. W.; th nc w st along said center-
lln 43 5 ft. +1-to the nt(rlin o1 South catur Street;
h nee southwesterly along aid c nt rlin 506 ft . /-; thence
ast 501 .4 ft. +1-to a point on th t l1ne of th W l /2
E 1 /2 of said SPct ion ; thf'"f'n nort l a lon a1d a t line
5 3.1 4 ft. +/-to poin t of beginnin .
The recommendation is based on th followi ng rea on as cited
in Staff R port #3-76 :
1. B cause of its proxim ity
of the agricultural natur ot
ject area, th Singl -family
the corr ct initial zon1n •.
s, and becau
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may not have b en
2. Th City has zon d an ar a north o1 II t Union Av nuc and
we t of South catur Str t tor H1gh Den ity R id c u
c au ing chan in th ar1 a.
3. Th pro rt1
und r th R-1-C 7on
indu t r1ally zon d
5 . Th
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AYES : Smith, Tanguma , Wade , Williams, Brown , Jones
Jorgenson
NAYS : Non e
ABSENT : Pie rson , Parker
The motion carried.
Respectfully submitted,
By Order o f the City Planning
and Zoning Commission.
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MEMORAN DUh TO THE ENGLE WOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACT ION OR
RECOMME NDATION OF THE CITY PL ANNING AND ZONING COMM ISSION
DA TE: January 20, 1 976
SUBJECT:
Approval and Rfcommendation of Findi ng o f Fact
RECOMMENDA TION:
Jones moved :
Jorgenson s econded : The Findings of Fact on Case #1-76, Mrs.
Ward~,n 's Rezoning r equest , be approved and r omm nd >d to C1ty Council.
AYES : Wad , Williams, Brown , Jones, Jorgen on, Smi th, Tanguma NAYS: Non e
ABSENT: Pa rker, Pierson
The motion arried.
R sp ctfully submitted,
By Order of the City Planni ng
and Zoning Comm1 sion .
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
IN THE MATTER OF CASE No, 1-76, )
FINDINGS OF FACT, CONCLUSIONS , )
AND RECOMMENDATIONS RELATING TO )
THE APPLICATION TO REZONE A )
CERTAIN AREA OF THE CITY FROM )
R-1-A, SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENCE )
TO R-1-C, SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDE NCE )
PURSUANT TO §22,3-2 OF THE COMPRE-)
HENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE )
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO , )
A Public Hearing was held in connection with Cas #1-7 6,
on January 6, 1976, in the City Council Chambers at the Engl ewood
City Hall . The full membership of the City Planning and Zonin
Commission was present, those be ing: Mr. Brown , Mr, Jones,
Mr. Jorgenson, Mr. Parker, Mrs , Pierson, Mr, Smith, Mr , Tanguma, Mrs, Wade and Mr. Williams,
FINDINGS OF FACT
Upon review of the evidence taken in the form of
testimony, presentations, reports and filed documents, the
Commission makes the following findings of fact:
1. That proper notic of the aeeting to consid r
the requested rezoning was given by publishing and posting,
2, That tbe area in question is de scrib d as: Lot
30, Block 19, Centennial Acr s Second Filing, Arapahoe Co nty,
Colorado, and to the centerlin of th abutting ri ht -of-way
designated as West Bellewood Driv and South Federal Boul vard.
3. That the application
rden, 3001 W st Belle ood Driv , n lewood, Color
own r of the property for hicb r zoning is sou bt,
4, That tbe ith bich the application 1
c rn d wa no xed to tb City o 1 ood by Ordinanc
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6. That ther e • sing le-family re idence on the
site for which rezo ning ll::> r 'IUP" ted at this time .
7 . That th R-1-S1n•le-family R sidence District
is th e most r strictiv• 7 n ~ a~sificat1on in the Comprehen-
sive Zoning Ordinance a nd .r · so zoned s hould be protec ed
from activi tles of a cornm t c 1al nat ure.
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8. That the R-1 -C, Sin 1 -family Residence District
permits certa1n Hom e Occupat1ons which are not permitted in th e
R-1-A Zone Distric t
9. Tha th prop r y which is the subJect of this
application is adJacent o c rcial dev lopment on the south
and on t he east, but th• comm c tci 1 d velopm nt does not front
onto th subJect site on th <> uth and on th east it is set
back suffic iently tar from h• ubJ c t property that it ms
no adverse ffect
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was given.
Th~ 1roper Publll of he Public Hearing
2. That the pr •s•nt zon1ng is R-1-A, S1ngl -family
R id nc , whic h DL trict do • not p •rmit Hom 0 cupation
or other u e of a comm rcial natur .
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1 cone rn d, have
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ub ntial chan in th
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Re sidence Zone Districts, be denie d : Lot 30, Block 1 9,
Centennial Acres 2nd Filing, Ar apa hoe County, Colorado, and
the rights-of-way to the centerl ine of the abutting streets
designated as West Bellewood Driv e a nd South Federal Boulevard .
upon vote at a meeting of the Commission, January 6,
197 6.
Those voting in favor of the rezoning: Mr. Brown,
Mr . Parker and Mr. Tanguma.
Those voting in opposition to the rezoning: Mr. Jones,
Mr. Jorgenson, Mrs. Pierson, Mr. Smith, Mrs. Wade and Mr .
Williams.
BY ORDER OF THE CITY PLANNING
AND ZONING COMMISSION.
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MEMORANDUM TO THE hNGI.EI'I OOD 11 COt NCIL REGARDING A T ION OR
RECOMMENDATION OF THE Cl'l PLA NNING AND ZONING COM ISSION
DATE: January 20, 1976
SUBJECT : Appro\.al nd l corumPnd tion of Findings of Fact
RECOMMENDATION :
Williams moved:
Wade seconded: ThE> Plantllng Commission approve the Findings
of Fact on Case #2-76, the propose d R-2-C
Zone istrict, and re ,vlllm n am to City Council,
AYES : Tan uma, Wade, W1l!iam., Brown, Jones, Jorgenson, Smith
NAYS: None
ABSENT: Parker, Pi er on
Th motion carri d.
Resp ctfully su')mi tted,
By Order of th Cit Plannin
and Zoning Commi ion
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CI1Y PLANNING AND ZONING CCM>IIS JON
CI1Y OF ENGL D, COLORAOO
FI, iDI, .GS , CONCWS IO. ·s AND RLcGNENilATIO, S
CASE NO. 2-76
IN TiiE MAlTER OF PROPOSED ZONE
D £STRICf R-2 -C --AMENIJ.1ENT OF
1HE ENGLEWOOD CCMPREHENSIVE
ZONING ORDINANCE OF 1963
FINDINGS Of FACT
On the 17th day of December, 1975, no tice of the public hearing in this
matter was published in the Engle~ood Sentinel giving the date, time and place
of the public hearing in this matter. The public h aring regarding this case
was held on January 6, 1976 at 7:00 P. !. in the council chambers of the City of Englewood.
Th proposed amendment entitled R-2 -C, ~di Density Residenc District, was initiated by the City Planning and Zoning Commission.
There re certalJl areas Wlthin the city in which ingle and two-family
umts can be adequat ly ac atlllOdated, but th h1gher density developnent would not b compatible with the nature of the e are •
Th R-2 -C di s trict is a complement to the R-2 zon di trict and is intended
t o rov th u llty of development in the ~ium Density R sidence District.
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re or ~hich no sin le f .11y
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The proposed R-2-C ordinance is in a cord with the comprehensive plan
for the City of Englewood, whereby 1t will promote good planning within the
City and fulfill a need not presently being me by the existing ordinance.
It will conserve the value of buildings ru1d encourage the mo t appropriate
use of land t hroughout he C1ty of ~ngl ~ood.
Such ordinance i necessary o lc n c ngestion in th . tr ts, to secure
s afety fran fire, panic, flood~ at r·· nJ other dan ers.
It will pro cc and promote f · 11 ·, re~i 1enti 1 areas, the h alth and general
"elfare of the caranwuty, and pr vent th ov rc·rowdin' of land ruld Ulldu concentra -
tlons of populations, and there is n d for uch ;::one d1stnct within the Ci ty of Pnglewood.
It is the reconmenda ion o thl. Pl ming anJ : nin C01T111i ion th t the
Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance for h~ < 1ty of En~le\'i od 1ncluJes a ;::one district
classified as R-2 -C, a copy of which is tt ch to hi· r CCII'Ille dation.
Reconmendation pprove th 6 h d y ot .J.muacy, 1976.
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f Ci d Z in ion
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MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR
RECOMMENDA TION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COIOtlSSION
DATE: January 20, 1976
SUBJECT: Approval and Recommendation of Findings of Fact
RECOMMENDATION :
Jones moved : Wade seconded: The Planning Commission approve the Findings of Fact on Case #34-75, vr. Maples' rezoning
request, and recomaend saae to City Council.
AYES: Smith, Tanguma, Wade, Williams, Brown, Jones, Jorgenson
NAYS: None
ABSENT : Parker, Pierson
The aotion carried.
Respectfully submitted,
By Order of the City Planning
and Zoning Coaaission.
"-.t~ ;rue:+.ity :
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CITY o~· ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
IN THE MATTER OF CASE #34-7 ~, )
FI DINGS OF FA CT , CO CLLSIO )
AND RECOMME NDATIONS RELA1I G )
TO THE APP ICATION TO REZO.~ )
A CERTAIN AR A OF THE CITY OF )
ENGLEWOOD FROI R-3, HIGH DE.S TY)
RESIDENCE, TO B-2, BL'INH S, )
PUR SUA . T TO § 22-3-2 0 'filE CO - )
PREHEN ~ VE ZO I ORDI ' t 0 )
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOO , COl~R )
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A Pub lie II ar n
34-75, on D cembPr 17 , 1 7 ,
the Englewood itv Hall.
ld in coon ction with Case o.
and Zoning ommi sion ~a.
Mr. Jones, Mr. Jorg n on,
at th
to the
offic o
Mr
n th City Council Ch mb r at
uorua of th City Plann1ng and
u , thos b ing: r. Brown,
mlth and r. Tanguma.
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not pre nt
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6. Th a t t he land wi th whi ch th e application is con-
c e rned, was zo ned R-3-B, Mult i-family Re side nce, by Ordinance
No. 27, Serie s o f 1964, and u pon t he repeal of the R-3-B Multi-
family Residence by Ordinance No. 31, Series of 1975, the land
was zoned R-3, High-Density Re sidence, a comparable zone
cl a ssification , by Ordinance No. 53, Series of 1975.
7. That the Comprehensive Plan of the City of
Englewood, Colorado, adopted by Re solution No. 28, Series of
1969, does not project the expansion of the coaaercial develop-
ment west a long or adjacent to West Belleview Avenue.
8. That certain uses which are adjacent tothe subject
site were pe rmitted to be developed by Arapahoe County before
the area wa s finally annexed t o the City of Englewood, which
uses still e xist :
(1 ) An ambulance servic e to the west of the
subject site wh i ch is a Non-conforming Use
in the R-3 Zone District.
(2 ) The K-Mart Store to the east of the subject
site, the west portion of which site was
zoned froa R-3-B, Multi-family Residential,
to B-2, Business and R-4, Residential-
Professional, after final annexation to the
City of Englewood, the building perait for
the store baving been issued by Arapahoe County.
9. Th a t a "buffer" zone, R-4, Residential-Professional,
wa s iapos d on th west 50 feet of the K-Mart property to serve
as a zonin b a rri r between the business zoning on the K-Mar t
site and th mult i-faaily resid ne e zoning on the 8Ubject
sit ; th R-4 ZOn Di trict not p rmitting uses of a coaaerci 1
na tur oth r than f or accessory off-street parking.
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with the high intens.1ty of land us , suitable en Ironment for
family life, and to p rm1t certa in prof ss.1onal uses of a
character unlikely to develop general ~oncentration of traffic,
crowds of pt.ople and en ral outdoor advertising . To these
ends, this District 1s JH'ot ''-'l d aga1nst encroachment of general
industrial uses and c rt:un commerc ial uses wh.1le the regula-
tlOns p rmit high d v lopm nt consistent with th high concentra-
tion of p rsons and land valu.tion. Resid ntial typ s of
structures well a v~ 1ous in titutions are permitted, plus
structures for profess1on 1 s s conforming to th pattern of the Distric t.
Regulations are lmpos•d upon development in this District ~hich •quire op n sp c~ apf landsc ping, underground utilities, minim~m Jot ar a and max1mum lot coverage, and other similar con rol .
13. That the B-2 Bu~1n ss Zon District is compos d of
u sot r ailin and rv1c n.tur or1 nted to vehicular
traffic and motoriz d custom rs, a well as res.ldent of th
ity and surroundin are and that th B-2 Zon Distr.1ct pro-
vidC' no safe Ulrds to adJ c nt-r sid ntial prop rtie as to
opeu space, landscapin~o;,minimu lot siz , ax1mum lot cov rage,
or imilar provi ion oth 1 tla n to r !Ulr tback on hat
po.r:tion of til prop rty ln th B-2 Di tr1ct hich abut upon
R id nti Di trict "in tilt am block"
14. That Mr.
C1tv fo1 th rPzonin
R-3:8 to B-2. The
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1 . That it has not bee n demonstrated h a t the property
cannot be developed under the present zoning;
8. That there has been no substantial change in the
nature of the immediate area which would preclude the use of
the land under t he present zoning.
9. That the zone class ification of R-3 will continue
to conserve and stabilize the value of property , prevent undu e
concentration of population and traffic, secure safety from
fi re, danger, noise and other effects which would be detrimental
to existing residents, and to promote the health, safety, morals
and general welfare of all in accordance with a Comprehensive
Plan.
RECOIOIENDATION
Therefore, it is the recommendation of the City of
Englewood City Planning and Zoning Co .. ission to the City
Council of the City of Englewood, that the above described
property not be rezoned from R-3, High Density Residential,
to B-2, Business as requested by the applicants in
Case No. 34-75 .
Upon vote at a 8eeting of the C~ission January 6,
1976.
Those voting favor of the rezoning: Parker and
JorgeneoD.
Tho a
ade, Saitb
opposed to tb -rezoning:
nd Ta ua •
Tho ab tainin :
BY ORDER OF THE CITY PLANNING
AND ZONJ G CX> JSSJO •
ic -Chairaa n
illiaas
Brown, Jon s, Pi rson,
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MEMORAND UM TO THE ENGLEW JJ CITY CO UNCIL R GARDI NG ACT ION OR
RECOMMENDA TION OF THE CI TY PLANNI G AND ZONING C OMMISSION
DATE : January 20, 1 976
SUBJECT: Approval a n d Recomme nda t ion of Findings of Fact
RECOMMENDATIO N:
Jones moved :
Smith seconded : The Findings of Fact on Cases #35-75 and
#36-75, th rezoning requ t fil d by
Mr. VanHeusen, b e a p proved nd r comm nd d to City Council .
AYES: Smith , Ta n~1·m , dP, W1 ll i ams , Drown , Jon s , Jorgenson AYS: None
ABSENT: Parker, Pi r on
The motion carri ~d.
Re spectfully ub 1 tt d,
Pl nn n
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
IN THE MATTER OF CASES #35-75 )
AND #36-75 FINDINGS OF FACT, )
CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS )
RELATING TO AN APPLICATION TO )
REZONE CERTAIN AREAS OF THE )
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, OOLORAOO, )
PURSUANT TO §22.3-2 OF THE COM-)
PREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE OF )
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. )
Public Hearings were held in connection with Cases
No. 35-75 and No. 36-75 on December 17, 1975, in tbe City
Council Chambers at the Englewood City Hall. A quorum of
the aembership was present, those being: Mr. Brown, Mr. Jones ,
Mr. Jorgenson, Mr. S.ith and Mr. Tanfuaa·
Those members absent were: Mr . Mart n, Mr. Parker, Mrs. Piers o n,
Ud llrs. Wade.
FINDINGS OF FACT
Upon review of the evidence taken in th fora of
testi.any, reports and filed documents, the co .. ission aakea
the following findings of fact :
1. That proper notice of the Public Hearings to
consid r the proposed rezoning was given by po ting and
publishing .
2. That the areas wbich are the aubj ct of tb a
applications are described as follows:
a. CASE NO , 35-75
of point which is th inter c tion
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b. CASE NO. 3~-7 5
Conun encing at a point whi c h is the intersection
of the centerline of South El ati Street and the center-
line of We t Ithaca Avenue, thenc north along the
centerline of South Ela ti Str et to its intersection
with the xtended north lot ll.ne of Lot 26, Block 1,
Englewood , th nee as along sa1d l1ne to its inter-
section with he centerline of the Delawar e/El ati alley,
thence south along said centerline to its intersection
with the centerline of West Ithaca Avenue, thence west
to the po int of beginning, all in rapahoe County, Color ado ,
3, That the applications for t h rezoning of the two
above-describ d areas w r file d by Will1am P . Va nHeusen throug h
his attorney, Tom L. Eitel, 1016 First Nationa l Bdnk Building,
333 West Hampden Av nu , Englewood, Colorado, and that Mr . VanHeusen
has an option to purcha land Wlthin the area and makes the
app lication on b half of h1msclf and oth r prop rty owners in the area.
4. Tha t th prop rty describ d in Ca o. 35-75 is
now z one d R-3 , Hi gh Den ity Rc ldential ; nd the property
de cribed in Ca No. 36-75 i now zon d R-4, R id ntial-
Pro fessional, and that the applicant re4u that th property
in both of th d scrib d ar b zoned B-2, Busin s .
5. That th land to the
i zoned B-2, Bu in s ; to th
zoned R-3 , Hi h Den lty R id
l and i z oned I-1, L ght lndu
being th subject of id
Council to r zon th
6. That th land
by th followin p r on : t:l'1b d ln c·
ubj t propertie
th land is
w t, the
to th e ast
th City
~o. 35-75 i own d
b. R. L. L w, ~ho wn t o lot ;
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7, That property owners who now or in the past have
had land which has been zoned by both R-3, a residential dis-
trict and B-2, a business distr i ct, have not been able to
develop their land as a unit because of the difference in zoning,
8, That the block between U.S. 285 and West Ithaca
Avenue on both South Delaware S t reet and South Blatt Street
is not of the normal length of t he coaaon block within tbe
City, being 400 feet rather than 600 feet long .
9. That a 21-unit apartment structure baa been built
on both the east and west sides of South Delaware Street ad-
jacent to West Ithaca Avenue, leaving the subject area isolated
between the high•density unite and the co .. erctal district and,
because of miniaum lot area requireaents in the R-f Dlatrict,
the subject property could be used only for aingle-faaily or medium-density develo~ent,
10. The Firat National Bank Building parking structure
which is located on the land inc luded in Case No. 36-75 is a
Permitted Use in the R-4 Zone District, but esc .. d8 the in-
tensity of use peraitted in tbat District and ~Uld aore
properly be in a buatnesa zone district,
11. That the proposed expansion of the oo..ercial
district would not be in conflict with the Coaprebenaive Plan.
CONCLUSIONS
CASE .35-75
1. That proper public notice of the Public Hearing was 'iven .
2. The subject area ad j oins tbe B-2 &ODed co..ercial
area that foraa a part of the strip of ca.aerctal uses on the
aoutb aide of West Haapden/U.S, 285 ; two of the parcels in the
subject area are contiguous to B-2 zoned propertJ under the sa. ownership.
3. Property owners who a land la botb in B-2, BuainPs
and R-3 Hig h Density Residentia l Zone Districts, bave aot b o
a ble to d ve lop th ir land as t h y h a d desired. Were the
zontna to b pprov d as r qu a t d, tb l a nd could be u d fo r
xpao.ion of co-.erctal ua s fron tin on u.s. 286.
hicb h av beeo built on t b
isolated tbea lot
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5. The proposed c h ange o f z oning would not conflic t with the Comprehensive Plan.
CASE #36-75
I. That proper pub ic notice of the Publ~c Hearing was given.
2 . The present R-4 Zon D~strict includes this p ro p rty
as a "spot" zone meant to b a buffer area bet we en residential
a nd industrial use zones . The property is now developed as a
private parkin g structure, a use permitted in both R-4 and B-2
Zone Distri ts; therefore, th re is no longer any reason for
thi ibolated spot of R-4 zoning .
3. The area is adjdcent to B-2 zoning on the north
end of the block. B-2 Zon~ng for t h e subject property would
extend this comm rc1al zon south t o include all of the eas t
sid of South Elati Str t ~n the 3500 block .
4. The propo
ith th Compreh n. rv
Th refore, ~t i
Englewood City Pl.nnin
Council of th City of
are.• b :ron d n-2, Bu
d ch ng of zoning would not conflict Plan.
REC011ME DATION
th recommendation of th City of
nd Zoning Commi on lo th C ty
Englewood th t th bov d cribed in
l"pon a vot of th c ~t y PI nning and Zonin' Co ~b ion at .1m tin• on IA·c mb r 17, 1975.
Tho vot1n 1.n favo1: Bro n, Jon , Jo1 ·non, Sm t1 nd T n•um .
Tho o in in op 1t1on: on
nt: t t 1 , Pa1· r, Pi r on nd
ty Plann1n
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MEMORANDUM TO THE ENG OOD CITY COUNC IL REGARDING ACTIO. 0
RECOMMENDATION OF 1ll CITY PLA lNG AND ZONING COMMISSIO .
DATE : January 20, 1976
SUBJECT : Approval
RECOMMENDATION :
Brown moved:
ndation of Finding s of Fact
Wade seconded : The Findings of Fact on Case #37-75 , rs.
Mitchell's rezo ning request, be approved and
recommended to City Council.
AYES: Smith, Tanguma, Wade, Williams, Brown, Jones, Jorgenson
NAYS: None
ABSENT : Pierson, Parker
The motion carried .
Respectfully submitted,
By Order of the City Planning
and Zoning Comaission.
it:ufrAJ.#'
Recording Secretary
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CITY OF ENGLE WOOD, COLORADO
I THE MATTER OF CASE ~37-75, )
FINDINGS OF FACT, CO CL USlO b, )
AND RECOMMENDATIO S RELATI G TO )
THE APPLICA TION TO REZONE A )
CERT~IN AREA OF THE CITY OF )
ENGLEWOOD FROM R-3 , HIGH-DENSITY )
RESIDENCE TO B-1, BUSINESS, )
PURSUANT TO §22 ,3-2 OF THE COM-)
PREHENSIVE ZO ING ORDINANCE OF )
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLOR~ )
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A Public Hearin~ was held i n c onn ct1on with Case
No. 37-75, on Decemb r 2, 1 75, in h C1ty Council Chamb rs
at h Engle ood City Hall. A q uorum of lh City Plannin
and Zoning Commi ~~ion was pr ent, tho b i Mr. Brown,
Mr. ones, Mr. l t rker, Mr . .Fi( 1 on, r. S ith and Mrs. Wad
Tho e members of th Commi ion who wer abs nt ~ re: Mr.
Jorg nson, Mr. Martin, and Mr. Tanguma .
FINDINGS OF FAC
Upon revi w evidence tak n in th 1orm of
t timony, pre ent tion , ports and f1l d docum nts , h
Commi sion mak th 1ollo in • tindin • o t fact :
1. Th
th r qu t d r
ot th m tin· to cons1der
b publi h1ng and tin .
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3. Tha t th applicat1 on for rezoninK vas file b
Mary E. Utchell, 3565 South Ch rok Strt>et, t:nt l t>wo o d , olott•do,
who is the owner of Lots 22 and 23 , Block 1, Sk rritt ' Add l t1on,
which property i ithin the area ~h1ch is the u Ject ot t h ·
application.
4. That o her pro ~rty own rs within hi nr a ar
Skerritt's Addition, Block 5, S•cond Filing
Pearson, Fred T. and Jean F.
3536 South Cherokee Stree
Englewood, Colorado 80110
Lot s 7 -10
York, Jake and Viole t
3542 South Cheroke Str t
Engl wood, Colorado 801 1 0
Lots 11 and 12
Chuml y, Ra lph J.
3550 South Cheroke
En g l wood , Colorado
Lo ts 13 -18
Street
80110
Skerritt•s Addition, Block 1
Thorp, Ad lbert L.
3595 South Cherokee
Englewood, Colorado
Lots 17 -19
Jes i I
Stre t
80110
tion
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John on, Elsi V.
3575 South Ch rok e
En gl wood , Colorado
Lots 20 nd 21
Starklof!, Do rothy
B nn, Don ld V.
Str t
0110
5138 South P rry
Li ttleton, Colorado 0120
Lot 24 -26
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That some o 1hc prop rty wnprs ;r d irous of
developing their prop rty or selling th 11 prop 1 ty and, he-
cause of h<> minimum lot area rettuiremenl 111 U1. R-3, liiJ:,I . [)( ns1ty
Zone Di strict, they are o1 the opinion th e cann t rlo ·o h cnuse
th ir properties are not of +he minimum '>lL
9. The Generaliz<d Land Use Ia 11 thP Co tteh nsi <'
oi c mm rcitl
VlDUf'.
Plan could be intcrpr led ~ sho•
developm nt between .S. 2M5 and es
10. That the B-1, Bu ins /on l1 1r1 t, does no
have a minimum lot ar a nd wil l not, th r~.:1cll , l'• trict the
redeve opm nt of the land .
1. That proptr notic•e of th, Pu h llc llf 1 tn • Will->
giv n.
2. That becau
in the zone distr1ct that
r d velopm n of th are
d n ity r sidential us s,
for the area b cause of it
trict on U.S. 285.
3. That th
stabli hment
o1 bu iness 1.'
d velop nt .
Th r lor ,
nl Zoning Co•mi
n •l . oort th l th
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Tho VOiln
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of minimum lot at ea r • ,u1 r •m<>n ·
i no• 1 po ed on 1 • 1 nd, 1 y
will h 111 it. d to lo or m•dtu
hlclt is not tl prop( J J '-< lo1 m• nt
pr x 1 n 11 • to til 1·~ 1; 1 u 1 s-
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Those voting in opposition to the rezoning:
Mrs. Pierson
Those abstaining: Mr. Williams.
BY ORDER OF THE CITY PLANNING
AND ZONING COMMISSION .
ddieT8JigU)Jr . /
Vice-Chairman
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FIREMEN'S PENSION FUND
BALANCE SHEET
DECEMBER 31, 1975
ASSETS
$ 2,438.65
Due from Police Pen sion 198.75
Due from City 6,899.17
Due from Employees 4,137.87
Int. & Divid nds Re c ivable 14.1.54.20
lnvestm nts @ Hark t Value
Total
L lAB IL !TIES & FUND BALANCE
LlABlLITIES
ents F Payable $ 1,535.96
FU D BAL
c mb r 31, 19 75
Total
28,128.64
871.559.46
3
$ 899,6 8.10
$ 899, .10
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FIREMEN 1 S PENS ION FUND
STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS & DISBURSEMENTS
Receipts:
Employ e Contribution
State Contribution
City Contribution
lnt re t & Dividend Income
Cain on Sal of Securities
Expenditures:
Pen sion Paid
1974 Tax Payment
Agents Fee -FNBE
Agents Fee -Carr Management
Purchase of Accru ed Interest
Internal Rev nue Service -FIT
Miscellan ous
Total
Total
Excess of Revenues Ov r Exp nditur a
Amount of H rk t of Inv stments Und r Cost
Total
Fund Bal nee c mb r 31, 1974
$
$
$
$
$
$
$7 2,191.31
sc _s of Har t Valu Inv st nt Over Co1t (1 0, 2.47)
Ad justed $
und Balance 0 c mb r 31, 1975 $
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52,405 .33
6 ,174.46
54,761.46
51 ,464.86
14 21.04
235 ,227 .51
56,749.16
4,539.04
2,691.00
,228.19
615.11
769.00
47.72
73,639.22
161,5 • 29
94 1 395.01
255,9 .30
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STATEMEN T OF RETURN ON IVESTMENT
Dec embe r 31 , 1975
Month State, Coun t y Emplo ye e s Paid Out Net Cash Months Extended
& Ci t Available Held
Market Value of Ca s h Asse t s , 12-31-75 $ 631,799.00 12 $ 7,581,588
Januar y $ 1 ,080 .22 $ 3, 921.84 $ 4,859.58 142.48 11 1' 567
Fe bru ary 1,48 2.54 4 ,285 .68 5,554.25 213.97 10 2,140
Mar c h 1,186.96 4 ,310.04 3,695.72 1, 01.26 9 16,212
Ap r il 1,270 .90 4 ,613.76 5,906.07 ( 21. 39 ) ( 171)
Hay 1 ,169.65 4,247.36 6,252.00 34. 77) 7 5,843)
J une 36 ,527.46 4,529.65 9,9o7.14 31,0 9 .97 6 166,540
Ju y 36 ,307.11 4 ,170.75 5 ,526. 3 3 ,951.23 5 164,756
Aug us t 6,762.69 4, 221. 8 7' 117.90 15,467
Septe b r 6,754. 0 4,273.11 ,36). 0 5, :..13 1 ,692
Octob r 6,~86.66 4,356.46 , ' ).85 3,5 9 . 7 2 7 ,119
Nov b r 7,952.79 4,9 6.17 5,219 .00 7. 719.9 7. 720
c mb r 61 99.17 41137. 7 515 3. 0 -0-
$ 11 ,281.35 $ 52,054.61 $ 72 ,598.52 $ 95,636.66 $ ,01 3,787
• Total c s Av tlabl 727,435. 6
AV ra e lnv t nt $6 7, 1b.OO
H rk Vatu of C sh A ts 12/31/75 873,99 .11
XC Sl of H rk t Vatu OV r Avallabl Cash • 5 2. 5
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TRUSTEE FOR. THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD POLICE
PENSION PLAN
ACCOUNT NUMBER 31-11740-0
STATEMENT OF CONDITION
DECEMBER 31, 1975
A S S E T S
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ACCRUED INCOME
INVESTMENTS AT MARKET VALUE
557.23
100.56
719,426.47
0.00 RECEIVABLES
TOTAL ASSETS
L I ~ B I L I T I E S
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720.084.26
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE 0.00
N E T W 0 R T H
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BALANCE AT MAR ET VALUE 1/1/75
COMPANY CONTRIBUTIONS
VOLUNTARY CONTRieUTIONS
NET INCOME (EXPE !SE-)
REALIZED GAIN (LOSS-) ON SALES
GROWTH (DECLINE-) IN MARET VALUE
BENEFITS PAID
ENDING BA LANCE 12 /3 1/7 5
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET WORTH
602,938.19
118,463.89
0.00
2,458.41-
22,671.78-
114,761.74
90,949.37-
720,084.26
720,084.26
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TRUSTE E FOR THE
CI TY OF ENGLEW OOD POLICE
PE NSION PLAN
ACCOUN T NUMBER 31-11740-0
CASH ACCO UNTING FROM 12/31/74 TO 12 /31/75
--SUMMARY OF CASH --
ENDING BALANCE LAST ACCOUNTING PERIOD 12/31/74
RECEIPTS FOR THIS PERIOD
COMPANY CONTR I BUTIONS
VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS
DIVIDEND INCOME
INTEREST INCOME
SALES
JURY DUTY FEES
DISBURSEMENTS FOR THIS PERIOD
BENEFITS PAID
PURCHASES
TRUSTEE'S FEE
MISCE LLA EOUS FEES
BALANCE THIS AC COUNT IN G PE RI OD 12/3 1/75
118,463.89
0.00
0.00
6,804.6 3
567,340.98
3.00
90,949.37
59 5 ,24 8 .25
4,1 99 .59
1,758 .25
--SUMMARY OF INVESTME NTS AT CO ST
END I NG BALANCE LAST ACCOU TING P RIO D 12/31/7 4
ASSETS PURCHASED OR OT ERWISE ACQUI R D
ASSE TS SOLD OR OTHERWISE DISPOSED OF
BALAN CE THIS ACCOU Tl G PE R IOD 12/31/75
100 .19
692,612.50
692 ,1 55 .46
557.23
683 ,341.70
595,248.25
590 ,0 12.76
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EMPLOYEES' RETIREMENT FUND
BALANCE SHEET
December 31, 1975
CURRENT ASSETS
A. Cash
8. Due from City of Englewood
Due from Employees
C. Interest & Dividends Receivable
Total Current Assets
D. Investments & Market Value
Total
LIA!ILlTI S
F Paya ble
D 8ALA C
Total
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$ 2,682.72
10,144.67
4,074.40
9,472.60
$ 26,374 .39
$707 ,944.24
$734,31 .63
$ 1,12 .01
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EMPLOYEES' RETIREMENT FUND
STATEMENT OF REVENUE, EXPENDITURES AND FUND BALANCE
Dece mber 31, 1975
REVENUES
Employees' Contribution
City Participation
Interest & Dividend Income
Gain on Sale of Securities
Total Revenues
EXPENDITURES
R fund of Dividend
Pension Paid
R funds
Agent's Fee-FNBE
Agent's Fe -Carr Mana nt
Purchase of Accrued Int r s
Hi scellan ous
Total p ndi tur
EXCESS OF REVENUES OVER
AMOUNT OF MARKET VALU OF INVESTH NTS OV COST
FUND BALANCE, D CFHBER 31, 197
EXCESS OF MARKET VALUE OF
INV STHE TS OVER COS T
As Ad just d
FUN BALA C, DC HBfR 1, 1975
$.586 ' 301.89
(102,087.31)
$ 50,144.00
124,593.97
39,398.51
4,979.48
$219,11 5 .96
$ 437.90
5,4 0.62
20 ,755.80
2,266.96
7 ,84 .04
35 .17
190.75
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EMPLOYEES' RETIREMENT FUND
STAT E~lliN T OF RETURN ON INVESTMENT
December 31, 1975
Net Cash Months Month City Eme1oyees Paid Out Available Hels Extend d
Market Value of Cash As sets , D ct>mber 31, 1974 $ 466,457.00 12 $ 5,357,4 8l
Janu ry $ 9 ,2 2 .85 $ 5, 472.80 $ 2 ,346.23 12,409 .42 ll 136,50.
Feh ruary 10,438.06 4,116.17 2,015 .47 12,538.76 10 125,38/
Hat h 10,318.24 4,120.28 3 7.31 14,071.21 9 126,641
Apt i 1 10,205.72 ,1d.27 2,114.61 12,213.3 8 97,70/
Ha y 10,4 .77 ,153.27 1, 7 'i9. 01 12. 21.03 7 89,747
Jun 10, 1. 5 4,.01.b 4,119.02 10,514 .71 b -Jut I 10, .32 ,2 0~.09 10,536.91 ,071 .50 5
Au usl 10,2 • I 2 , II . 2,0 0.22 12,292. 4
10,.25 .29 ,119. 7 1.,112.92 10,2 1. .. 3
<X;;tob r 10,25 0 4,1170. 7 9, 7 14.19 2 19,
10, 7 .75 2,4 .. 6.25 11, 50. 11,
~cemb r 1 1 877.05 14.259. 4 0
12 '7 2.15 $ 1 • 2. 0 $) • ~. & $ 13 ,7 .09 $ 6,127 •
Total Ca h A 60 • 41>.09
A nt
h A I l $ 710,1>2 • 6
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Charles B. Carrol I Jr ., Director of Uti I ities
February 12 , 1976
Reservoir Cleaning and Related Problems
You may have received num·ruus Inquires as to the water service
I ine breaks early thi s wee~. so I am giving you some information
as t o th problem .
On nday, February 9, th water plant crew began the pumpin g
down operation of one of the three ml I I ion gal ion treated water
reservoirs In order to inspect it and c l ean it out. On that
day we received seven cal Is reporting service I ine breaks and
an addition three calls t e f II JWing day . Normally, we receive
about t reports a week in broken service I ines. These broken
service I ines seem to be d lre~tly attributable to the reservoir
cleaning op ration as d scrlb d below.
The pumping do wn began at 2:4 ) Qn th
boos t er pumps to hasten th proc ss.
In use at AI len FlIt r Plant. Wat r
cant l y alI over town during this pum
levels were as to I lows:
9th using one of th two
On clear wei I pum was
pressure increa~ed sic ni !-
configuration. Record d
Over ad boos er ot lie e!l rJ Cler son ragist r d 2
en yon and Broadway . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . t
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MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR
RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION.
DATE: February 3, 1976
SUBJECT : Approval of Findings of Fact on Case #3-76
RECOMMENDATION:
Williams moved:
Ed Smith seconded: The Findings of Fact on Case #3-76, the
rezoning request filed by Kr. and Mrs,
Weaver, be approved and recommended to
City Council,
AYES : Tanguma, Williams, Jorgenson, Ed Smith
NAYS: None
ABSTAIN: Parker, Pierson, Don Smith
ABSENT: Wade, Jones
The motion carried.
R spectfully submitted,
By Order of th City Planning
and Zoning Commission.
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e Decision of the Board
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MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR
RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION.
DATE: February 3, 1976
SUBJECT : Approval of Findings of Fact on Case #3-76
RECOMMENDATION:
Williams moved:
Ed Smith seconded: The Findings of Fact on Case #3-76, the
rezoning request filed by Mr. and Mrs.
Weaver, be approved and recommended to
City Council.
AYES: Tanguma, Williams, Jorgenson, Ed Smith
NAYS: None
ABSTAIN : Parker, Pierson, Don Smith
ABSENT : Wade, Jones
The motion carried.
Respectfully submitted,
By Order of the City Planning
and Zoning Commission.
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CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
IN THE MATTER OF CASE NO. 3-76, )
FINDINGS OF FACT, CONCLUSIONS, )
AND RECOMMENDATIONS RELATING TO )
THE PLACING OF CERTAIN AREAS OF )
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD IN AN R-2 )
ZONE DISTRICT, PURSUANT TO )
§22.3-2 OF THE COMPREHENSIVE )
ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF )
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO . )
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A public hearing was held in connection with Case No. 3-76,
on January 20, 1976, in the Council Chambers at the Englewood
City Hall. The following members of the Commission were present :
Mr. Brown, Mr. Jones, Mr. Jorgenson, Mr. Smith, Mr. Tanguma,
Mrs. Wade and Mr. Williams.
Th following members of the Commission were abs nt: Mr. Parker
and Mrs. Pierson.
FINDINGS OF FACT
Upon r view of th vidence taken in the form of testiaony,
pr nt tions, r port and fil d documents, the Commis ion makes
th following findings of fact:
That prop r notice of th m eting to consid r th propos d
zoning wa iv n by po ting and publishing.
th ar in qu
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That the land to the north and east of the area with which
this application is concerned, is zoned I-1, Light Industrial;
the land to the south is zoned R-1-C, Single-family Residence,
and to the west, the land is zoned R-1-B, Single-family Residence.
That the land included in the application, excluding the
public rights-of-way, is approximately 4.3 acres and is divided
into two parcels. One parcel of approximately 1.889 acres is
owned by Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Weaver, and the remaining land is owned by Mrs. Maye Ferguson.
That the l and which is the subject o f this application has
not been platted and that before development takes place, it
will have to be subdivided in accordance with the Subdivision
Regulations, Title XII, Chapter 3, of the '69 E.M.C., as amended,
That there is one single-family house on each of the two parcels, occupied by the respective owners,
That both properties have been on the market and the
owners of both parcels have been told by real estate agents
that they could not sell the land as it is presently zoned,
That the area is bounded on the north by West Union Avenue,
on the east by a 16 foot right-of-way, which would be an extension
of South Clay Street which runs for the d pth of the property
or 473.14 feet, and on the west by South Decatur Street, There
is no public access to the subject property from the south,
That the C ntennial Park is to the north of West Union
Av nu ; to th east there is industrial development; to th e
outh ther ar single-family residences on one-half acre or
larger tracts, with uses of an agricultural nature intermixed
and to th t of South Decatur Str t, there are singl -family
That th land with which thi
only land in that imm diat ar
by land zon d for indu trial
Th a t th
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City zon d
t of South
Or d in n
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application i concern d is
i bound d on two
1 nd north of W t Union
t , R-3 , Hi h Density
of 1975,
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as the subject property is, between industrial zoning on the
north and east, and single-family residence zoning to the
south and west, thus serving as a "buffer"* between the unlike
z one s.
That the Genera lized Land Use Map in the Comprehensive
Plan, projects the development of this land at a m dium density.
That on two previous occasions, the Planning Commission
has recommended to t he City Council that the R-1-C, Single-family
Residence zoning was not proper as applied to the subject property.
That the R-2 . Medium Density, will conserve and stabilize
th e value of property, secure safety from fire and other danger,
prevent undue concentration of population, llld will promot th e
h alth, safety, morals and the general welfare of th public
in accorda nc e with a c ompreh e nsive plan .
CONCLUSIONS
That prop• ' public notice of th public hearing was giv n
by both posting th property and publishing in the o fficial
City New paper.
That th pres nt zoning i R-1-C, Single-family R idence,
and that in two previou instance , he City Planning and Zoning
Commission has d termin d that as applied to thi property,
that zon classification is not prop r.
That th property which i th
i bound d on the north and ast by
indu trial u , which indu trial zoning i
w1th nor conduciv to ingl -family r id n
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That the zone classification of R-2, Medium-Density
Residence, will continue to conserve and stabilize the value
of property, secur e safety from fire ~nd other danger, prevent
undue concentration of population and traffic and to promote
the h ea lth, safety, morals and the genera l ~ lfare of the
public in accordance with a comprehensive plan.
RECOMMENDATION
Therefore, it is the recommendation of the City Planning
and Zoning Commission of the City of Englewood, Co lorado, to
th City Council of tho City of Englewood, that the above
d scribed property to be zoned R-2, M dium Density Residence,
th zone classification adopt e d by Ordinance o. 30, Series
of 1975.
Upon vote at a meeting of the Commis ion on January 20,
1976 .
Those memb .J n:; of the Pla •m ~ Commis ion voting in favor:
Mr . Brown, Mr. Jones, lr. Jorgenson, Mr. Smith, Mr. Tanguma,
Mrs. Wade and lr. Williams .
Thos members of th Planning Commission voting against
th motion: None.
Those memb r& ol th Planning Commi sion who w re absent:
Mr. Parker and Irs. P1 r on.
BY ORDER OF THI-: CITY PLA NING
AND ZO I G CO~ llSSION,
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MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR
RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COArniSSION.
DATE: February 3, 1976
SUBJECT: Recommended Appeal from the Decision of the Board
of Adjustment and Appeals regarding a Variance to
the Sign Code.
RECOMMENDATION:
Pierson moved:
Ed Smith seconded: The Planning Commission recommend to City
Council that the right of appeal on the
Azar Restaurant sign variance d cision of
the Board of Adjustment be exercised.
AYES: Pierson, D. Smith, E. Smith, Tanguma, Williams, Jorgenson,
Parker
NAYS: None
ABSENT: Wade, Jones
The motion carried.
Respectfully submitted,
By Order of the City Planning
and Zoning Commission.
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ARAPAHOE HOUSE IS OPEN!
Arapahoe House, the new twenty bed detoxificat ion unit for Arapah oe
County has b~en open since Sunday, February 1st. Thi s facility is a five
da y , 24 hour, inpatient treatment program wh ich provide s a drug free cn-
v iro nm ~nt f o r a safe wi thdrawal from alcohol, a str uctured act i v ity pl an
!\e ared toward a posi tive vi e w in living , voca t i onal, individual, family
nn<i g roup counseling and referral to appropriate rc so urses In the comnu nl ty .
Re f e rral s to th is progr am are accepted from all sources; families , police,
o th er agencies or by the individual seeking help. Anyone wishing detox-
ificnti o n or h ~lp in dealin g with their alcohol problem is w lcom to
call 744 -1 471 or visit the facility at 9'34 E. llarv:trd .
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Arapahoe Hou s e, th new twenty bed d toxificat i on unit for Arapah o
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day , 24 hour , inpatient treatment p rol\ram wh ich pr o vide s a drug fre e c n-
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g eared toward a po s itive view in I ivin g , voc at i onal, i ndividual , fam i ly
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Arapahoe Hou s e, the new twenty bed d c toxtftcat ion unit for Arapahoe
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day, 24 hour, inpatient treatment p ro ~ram wh ich pr o v ide s a drug free cn-
vironm nt for a s afe withdrawal from alcohol, a structured activity plan
ear d toward a po si tive view in I iving , vo c at i onal, ind i vidual, family
and g roup couns eling and referral to appropriate r esourse s i n the community.
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oth~r a~cncic or by th e i nd i v i dual sce kin ~ h lp. Anyone wi s hing d tnx -
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Arapahoe Hou se , the new twenty bed d etoxificat ion unit fo r Arapah oe
Cou nty ha s been open sine Sunday, February 1st . This fa ci lity is a five
d ay , 24 ho ur, inpatient treatm nl p rn ~ram whi h provide s a d r ug free e n-
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County has been open since Sunday, February 1st . This f cility is a five
da , 24 ho ur, i npa t ien t t rea tmen t p ro"r am wh ich pr ovides a drug f rec cn -
vironm nt for a safe wi thdrawal from alcohol, a str uctur d activ ity plan
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A BILL FOR
AN ORDINM-1:£ REZCt41NG A CERTAIN PARCEL OF LAND WITIUN 1liE CITY OF
ENGLBOD, ARAPAOOE CCUTIY, STATE OF COLORAOO, FRCJ.l R-3 HIGI DENSITY
RESIDENCE ZOOE DISTRICT, TO B-2 , BUSINESS Z<l'ffi DISTRICT, AND AMENDING
1liE OFFICIAL Zet41NG MAP ACCORD! GL Y.
M-IEREAS, pursuant to Section 22.3 of the Comprehensive Zoning
d · ce, a public hearing was held befvre the City Planning and
Zoning Commis ian on December 17, 1975, to rezone a certain parcel
of land within the City from R-3 High Den sity Residence Zone District
o B·Z Business Zone District; and
WHEREAS, the City Planning and Zoning COI'IIlli sian ha considered
t he proposed amendment and map change, but has submit t ed i ts l.D'Ifavo r -
able recallllelldatian to the City Council therefor; and
WHEREAS, pursuant t o Section 22.3 of the Compre hen ive Zoning
Ordinance a public hearing was h ld before the City Coun cil on
tion; and
to rezone said parcel ace rding to the above designa-
WHEREAS, public necessity, convenience , health, safety, the
g neral welfare and good zooing practice j us ti fy the propo ed amend -
ment to the said official zoning map, a s hereinafter set forth;
tai, 1HEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY 1liE CITY
El'lJJ.D«XD, <XJ.aWlO, AS FO~S:
Section 1.
IL OF ThiE CITY OF
The following d scribed property sh 11 be rezoned fr R·l High
D..!nsity Residence Zane Distn t to B·l Busin Zon 01 tnct:
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distance of 4UO feet; thence west along
south line o said lot lin a distance
of ZS6 feet; th nee north a distance of
400 feet to the intersection with the
centerlin of Wes Belleview Avenue;
thence east to th point of beginning,
Arapahoe County, Colo rado.
The Official Zoning Map of tl1e Ci ty of Englewood, Colorado, hereby is
ame nded .
Introduced, read in full and passed on first r ading on the 17th day of
February, 1976 .
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the __ day of February, 1976.
MAYOR
ATI'EST:
EX MICIO CITY CLFJU(-TREASURER
I, Will iam D. James, do hereby c rt1f
true, accu rate and complete opy of
in full and pas ed on first readin
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A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AUT HORIZ I NG THE SALE AND ISSUANCE
OF SEWER REVENUE REFUNDING BONDS, SERIES 1976 OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, CO LORADO IN THE PRINCIPAL
AMOUNT OF $1,516,000 FOR THE PURPOSE OF REFUNDING
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;
PRESCRIBI NG THE FORM OF SAID REFUNDING BONDS AND
PROVIDING FOR THE APPLICATION OF THE NET REVENUE
OF THE SEWER SYSTEM TO PAY THE BONDS AND THE
INTEREST THEREON, AND OTHER DETAILS IN CONNECTION
THEREWITH; AND PROVIDING FOR THE EFFECTIVE DATE
OF THIS ORDINANCE.
WHEREAS, the City of Englewood, Arapahoe County,
Colorado (herein he "City"), is a duly organized and acting
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Home Rule City of the State of Colorado, created and opera ing
pursuant to Article XX of the Constitution of said State and
a Home Rule Charter (the "Charter") adopted and from time o
time amended in accordance therewith; and
WHEREAS, the City of Englewood, Colorado, h as pre-
viously authorized and issued its Sewer Revenue Bonds,
Series 1975, dated March 1, 1975, in the amount of $1,550,000
(herein the "1975 Issue"), of which the en ire mount now
remains outstanding, consis ing of 310 bonds in the denomina ion
of $5,000 each , numbered 1 to 310 inclusive, bearing interest
payable semiannually on March 1 and S p ember 1 ach y ar,
being number d and rna ur i ng on the 1st day of Sep ember as
follows:
Bond Numbers
(All Inclusive)
1 -13
14 -27
28 -42
43 -57
58 -73
74 -90
91 -109
110 -129
1 0 -150
151 -173
174 -197
198 -22
224 -250
251 -279
280 -310
Inter s Rate
(Per Annum)
Amounts
Maturing
$ 5,000
70,000
75,000
75,000
80,000
r 011n
95,000
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120,000
130,000
1 5,000
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WHEREAS, bonds of this Issue maturing in the years
1985 and thereafter, being bonds numbered 151 to 310, inclusive,
are red eemable at the option of the City on September 1, 1984
and on any interest payment date thereafter, in inverse numerical
order, upon payment of par and accrued interest; and
WHEREAS, the City Council of said City, pursuant to
Chapter X, P art III, Section 106 of its Charter, as amended,
is authorized to issue refunding revenue bonds of said sewer
system for the purpose of refunding outstanding sewer bonds of
the City, pledging to the payment of said bonds the revenues
derived and to be derived from the operation of said sewer
system; and
WHEREAS, the City has here ofore authorized and
issued its Refunding Sewer Revenue Bonds, Series 1962, dated
November 1, 1962 (herein the "1962 Bonds") in the original
principal amount of $1,022,000, the proceeds of which were
deposited into a special escrow which was established a
the First National Bank, Englewood, Colorado, such escrow
being sufficient to pay all principal of, interest on nd
prior redempt ion premium in connection with all of th
City's ou standing Sewer Revenu Bonds; nd
WHEREAS, Ordin nee No. 28, which u horized th
issu nee of th 1962 Bonds p.rmi s addi ional r v nue bonds
to b issued o b pay blc from th incorn nd rev nu
deriv d from th op r t on of
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WHEREAS, the City Council specifically fi nds
and determines that:
1. The City is current in the accumulated
Englewood Sewer Refunding Revenue Bonds , Series 1962,
Reserve Fund (herein "Reserve Fund" or "Reserv Fund 1962")
as required y Ordinance No. 28 which authorized the 1962
Bonds, and hat such conditions will prevail at the time
of issuance of the parity revenue refunding bonds authorized
by this Ordinance; and
2. The annual net revenues derived from the
operation of said sewer system for the fiscal year immediately
preceding th date of issuance of he 1975 parity lien obli-
gations authorized by Ordinance No. 4, Series 1975, refunded
and replaced herein, and available to be deposited into and
used for the purpose of th Res rve Fund for the 1962 Bonds
were sufficient to pay an amount r presenting 150% of the
maximum annual principal and in erest requirements on the
outstanding parity lien bonds and other parity lien obliga-
tions of the City payable from and cons ituting a lien on
the revenues of the syst m, and the bonds issued (excluding
re serves); and
WHEREAS, said Ord~nanc
revenue bonds or r funding rev nu
payabl fro h incom nd v nu
No. 28 p rmits add1 ional
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of said sewer system on a parity with the 1962 Bonds pro-
vided that the City has complied with certain requirements
concerning the issuance of additional parity lien bonds as
more specifically outlined in said Ordinance; and
WHEREAS, except as aforesai d, the City has never
pledged nor in any way hypothecated revenues derived and to
be derived from the operation of the utility, or any part
thereof, to the payment of any bonds or for any other pur-
pose, with the result that the revenues to be derived from
the system may not be pledged lawfully and irrevocably or
the payment of the additional refunding bond s payable from
revenues derived from the operat i on of the system; and
WHEREAS, the City finds and determines that by
refunding the 1975 Issue, the principal amount and th
interest rate on the outstanding 1975 Issue will be reduced,
resulting in decreased borrow in costs; and
WHEREAS, by such refunding certain covenants
relating to deposits to the Reserve Fund will be mod ified
in ord r to facilitate capital e xpend itures and financing
expected to be necessary in the future; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has by r solution
provided for th public sale o said r funding bond , and
following the r cipt o bids
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BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CI'rY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO:
S ction 1. Authorization. That for the purpose
of providing funds to refund the City's Sewer Revenue Bonds,
Series 1975, dat d March 1, 1975, outstanding in the amount
of $1,550,000 , here ar h r by au horized Sewer Revenue
Refunding Bonds, S r'e 197 , o he Ci y of Englewood, in
the principal amount of $1,51 ,000 (herein the "1976 Bonds"),
both the principal ther of and h in erest thereof to be
payable solely and only ou of h ne revenue and income o
be derived from the opera ion of 1ts w r sys m, as here-
inafter set forth, pursuant o th provisions of Chap er X,
Part III, Section 106 of the Charter of th City of Englewood,
and said bonds are sold to --------------------------------------
Section 2. Bond Details. The bonds shall be
negotiable in form, payable to bearer, shall be dated March 1,
1976, consisting of 304 bonds, bonds numbered 1 to 303, inclu-
sive being in the denomination of $5,000 each, and bond numbered
304 being in the denomination of $1,000, shall bear interest
from date to maturity, interest being payable on September 1,
1976, and semiannually thereafter on the 1st day of March
and the 1st day of Septemb r e ch year, and shall mature
serially on September 1 as follows:
Amount
$ 70,000
75,000
0,000
85,000
85,000
95, co
Matur1 y
1976
1977
1978
1979
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110,000
110,000
125,000
130,000
135,000
145,000
155,000
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1982
1983
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1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
Interest Rate
Bonds maturing on September 1, 1985 and thereafter
are redeemable at the option of the City on September 1, 1984,
and on any interest payment date thereafter, in inverse
numerical order, upon payment of par and accrued interest.
Notice of any prior redemption shall be given by
the Director of Finance, ex-officio City Clerk and Treasur r
of the City:
1) By publication of such notice at least once,
not less than thirty days prior to he redemption date,
in a newspaper published and of general circulation in
he Ci y; and
2) By sending a copy of such notice by reqis-
tered, first-class, postage prepaid Uni ed S a es
mail, at least thirty days prior to the red mption
date to:
a) The original purchaser of he bonds;
b) Hanifen, Imhof and S mford, Inc.,
D nver, Colorado; and
c) The paying g nt.
Such notice shall specify th numb r of each bond to b so
redeem d and th da e fixed for r d mp ion, s hall fur h r
state that on such red mption d shall be paid, at
the place or ym nt (d sign d low), h pnncipal mount
h r of and ecru d int h r d mp ion d lid
th t from nd f r a UCh da inter a will c ecru
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and payab le o n the redemption date s o designated ; and upo n
presentation thereof, together with the appurtena n t coupons
maturing subsequent to the redemption date, the City shall
pay t he bond or bonds so called for redemption.
The principal amount of and interest on said bonds
s hall b e payable i n lawful money of the United States of
America, at the First National Bank, Englewood, Colorado.
Sec tion 3. Special Obligations. All of the bonds,
together with the interest accruing thereon, shall be payable
and collectible s olely out of the net income to be derived
fr om the operation of the sewer system, the income of which
i s so p led ged; the holder or holders thereof may not look to
a ny general or other fund for the payment of principal of and
inter est on such obligations , except the designated special fund
p l e d ged therefor ; a nd such b onds shall not co n stitute an indebted-
ness nor a debt within the meaning of the Charter or any constitu-
tional or statutory provision or limitation; n o r shal l they be
considered or held to be general obligations of the City.
Section 4. Form and Execution of Bonds. The bonds
shall be signed wi h the fa csimi le signature of the Mayor of
the City, sea led with a facsimile of the s e al of the Ci y,
attested and countersigned by he manual signature of the
Director of Finance, nd th int rest coupons attached lh r to
shall bear the fa cs imile signa ure of the Director of Finance,
When issued as aforesaid as p rt of said bonds, such in erest
coupons sh 11 be he binding obligations of h City according
o their impor . Should any offic r who se manual or facsimile
signature appea r s on id bond or t he in eres coupons at ached
I c 0 uc 0 ic r or liv ry o he bond
to th pu 1Uc 1 Or r csim l ignatur h 11
n v md !fici nt for all purpos
Th cou pon !lhall in s ub s
he follo inq form:
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(Form of Bond)
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
STATE OF COLORADO COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE
No.
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD
SEWER REVENUE REFU NDING BOND, SERIES 1976
$1,000
$5,000
The City of Englewood, in the County of Arapahoe
and State of Colorado, hereby promises to pay to the bearer
hereof, out of the special fund or funds hereinafter designated,
but not otherwise, t he principal sum of
FIVE
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
on the 1st day of Spetember, 19 , with interest thereon at
the rate of per centum ____ \)
per annum, payable on Septemb r 1, 1976 and semiannually there-
after on the ·lst day of March and he 1st day of September
each year, as evidenced by i n r e s coupons attached h reto,
both principal and intere st b i ng payable in lawful money of
the United States of Am rica, at the First National Bank, in
Engl wood, Colorado, u p on prc>s e ntation and surrender of the
a nnex e d c oupons and h i s Bond as hey severally becom due.
Bonds of this issue maturing on or before Septemb r 1,
1984, s h all n o b red mabl prior to their resp ctive maturity
da tes. Bond maturing in h e ye rs 1985 nd ther ft r, are
r d eem b le t the op i o n of th City, in inverse num rical
order , o n S pt mb r 1 , 19 84 , nd on in erest
t h r f r , u nn n 0 n r n d ec ru d n i c
of uch prior r nne r
s more p rtJ nHn ne e u ho uz i ng
h hi d .
Thi nd Ci y Co nc 1 of c y
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of Englewood, Colorado, for the purpose of providing funds
to refund and pay outstanding sewer revenue bonds of the
City, under the authority of and in full conformity with
the City Charter and the Constitution of the State of
Colorado, and pursuant to Ordinance No. of said
City, finally adopted and approved by the City Council.
Both the principal of and the interest on this
Bond are payable solely out of a special fund created in
full conformity with law and designated as the "1976 Sewer
Revenue Refunding Bond and Interest Fund", of the City, into
which Fund the City covenants and agrees to deposit, from
the net income and revenue of the sanitary sewer system,
amounts sufficient to pay the principal of and interest on
this Bond, when the same become due and payable.
If necessary payment of principal and interest
shall be made from the reserve fund created for such purpose,
all as is more particularly set forth in the Ordinance
author izing the issuance of this Bond. The bonds of this
issue are equitably and ratably secured by a lien on the net
income and revenue of the sanitary sewer system, and con-
stitute an irrevocable and first lien (but not necessarily
an exclusiv first lien) on the net income and revenue, on
a pari y with the lien of h outstanding Refunding Sewer
Re venue Bond , Seri s 1962, o the City, dated Nov mber 1, 1962.
I is her by reci ed, c r ified and warran ed hat
for he paym n of this Bond, th C~ty of Englewood has
created and w~ll main ain aid Fund and will d posit th r in
the amoun s and rev nu sp cifi d in id Ordinance, and out
of s id Fund, s an irr voc bl ch rge thereon, will pay
thi Bond and th in r st th r on, 1n h m nncr provid d
by a~d Ordin n r. • u r d ·rip 10n o a id Fund th
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nature and extent of the security afforded thereby for the
payment of this Bond, reference is made to that Ordinance.
This Bond doe s not constitute a debt or ind e btedness
of the City of Englewood within he meaning of any charter,
constitutional or sta u ory limi a ion, and shall not be
considered or held to be a g neral o b ligation of the City.
It is h ereby c r ifi d a nd recited that all the
requirements of law have be n fully complied with by the
proper officer s of the City in the issuance of this Bond.
For the payment of his Bond and the interest
thereon, the City of Engle wood pledges the exercise of all
its lawful powers.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, the City Council of the City
of Englewood, Colorado, has caused this Bond to be signed
with the facsimile signature of the Mayor, sealed with a
facsimile of the seal of the City, attested and counter-
signed by the manual signature of the Director of Finance, ,
ex-officio City Clerk and Treasurer, and the attached coupons
to be signed with the facsimile signature of the Director of
Finance, as of the 1st day of March, 1976.
(FACSIMILE SEAL)
ATTESTED AND COUNTERSIG ED:
D1rector of Finane ,
e x -of icio City Clerk
and Tre aur r
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
By (Facsimile Signature)
Mayor
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(Form of Interest Coupon)
No. ______ _ $ ________ _
March,
On the 1st day of September, 19 , unless the
Bond to which this coupons is attached, if redeemable, has
been called for prior redemption, the City of Englewood,
in the County of Arapahoe and State of Colorado, will pay
to bearer the amount shown hereon in lawful money of the
United States of America, at the First National Bank, in
Englewood, Colorado, out of the Special Fund or Funds re-
ferred to in said Bond, but not otherwise, being interest
then due on its Sewer Revenue Refunding Bonds, Series 1976,
dated March 1, 1976, bearing No. ________ _
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Section 5. Disposition of Bond Proceeds. The pro-
ceeds derived from the sale of the Sewer Revenue Refunding
Bonds authoriz e d herein, in an amount not l es s than $1,516,000,
and the accrued interest on the bonds being refunded, s hall be
deposited with the First National Bank, Englewood, Colorado
(hereinafter the "Bank"), in a separate fund and escrow account
he reby created and known as the "City of Englewood Sewer Revenue
Bonds, Series 1975 Escrow Account", herein designated as the
"Refunding Escrow Account" or "Escrow Account", which account
shall be at all times sufficient, together with any interest
to be derived from the investment and any temporary reinvest-
ment of the deposits, or any part thereof, in direct obligations
of or obligations guaranteed by the United States of America,
to pay the principal of and interest on the outstanding 1975
Issue to be retired, at their respective maturities, as follows:
1975 Issue:
Bonds numbered 1 to 310, inclusive, maturing
in the years 1976 to 1990, inclusive, shall be paid
and retired at their respective maturity dates,
according to their original terms.
Interest on the bonds of the 1975 Issue shall be paid as
the same accrues, according to the or iginal terms of said bonds,
until said bonds mature.
If for any reason, at any time, the f u nds on hand
in such R funding Escrow Account shall b insufficient o meet
the paym n s r quired as the s m shall b about to b com
du and p y ble, the City Council of the City shall forthwith
d po it in s ch R funding Escr Account uch addi ion 1 funds
ull y o a bout •o c om
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Th 11 t i r d m 11 or a
p or ion of li na n a 1d R undi ng t c row Accoun
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in sufficient amounts so that the proceeds therefrom and the
interest thereon as the same accrues will be suff icient to meet
the interest requirements on the outstanding Issue as such
interest accrues, and to pay said bonds at their respective
rna urities.
Section 6. Rates and Charges for Service by the
the Sanitary Sewer Syste m. The City Council of the City
covenants that it will establish, maintain and enforce rates
and charges for services rendered by the sanitary sewer
system to create income and revenue each year sufficient to
pay the following:
a) The costs and expenses of the operation
and maintenance of the sanitary sewer system;
b) The amount necessary to pay the principal
and interest of the 1962 Bonds and the 1976 Bonds
each year; and
c) For the required payments to the reserve
fund and other funds established by the Ordinance
authorizing the 1962 Bonds and by this Ordinance.
It shall be the duty of the City to establish,
maintain and enforce such rates continuously until all of
said bonds and the interest thereon have been fully paid and
discharged. In the event that such sewer rates and charges
at any ime should not be sufficient o m et such payments,
he City will increase its s wer rat s nd charges to such
an x n as o insure he paym n s nd accumula ions r quir d
by he provisions of his Ordinance.
S ction 7. Paym nt of Princip
Th C y Counc l a, by Ordinance
fin lly dol d rov u on Oc ob r 15, 962, au oriz d
h i s nc o onds in th principal amoun of
$1,022,000, d t ov r 1, 1 62. For h ay n of
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principal of and interest on said bonds, the City has
created a s p e cial fund designated as the "Refunding Sewer
Revenue Bond Fund of 1962", which shall contain all of the
income a nd revenue derived by the City from the operation of
the san itary sewer system. The Ordinance provides that such
income and revenue shall first be used for t he payment of
the necessary and proper costs and expenses of the efficient
and economical operation and maintenance of the system, for
the payment of the principal and interest on the 1962 Bonds,
for payments to a reserve fund, and finally for payments to
a Repa i r and Replacement Sewer System Fund.
The 1 976 Bonds shall have a first and prior lien
on the net income and revenue of the sanitary sewer system
of the City, on a parity with the outstanding 1962 Bonds.
Accordingly, there shall be deposited into a special fund
hereby created and designated as the "1976 Sewer Revenue
Refunding Bond and Interest Fund", on or before the 15th day
of February and August each year, an amount not less than the
next installment of interest due on the ou standing 1976 Bonds,
and i n addition on or before the 15th d y of August each year
an amount no t less than the next installm nt of princi pa l of
said Bonds. Such deposits shall be m de co ncurre ntly with
the required paymen s of princip 1 nd interest for he 1962
Bonds.
The moun s credited to the Bond nd Interest Fund
shall b us d to pay the princip 1 of nd int r st on all of
h 1976 Bonds as the same hereaft r b com due and ayable.
Any addi ion 1 p rity li n bond f r issu d sh 11 b
r ch Bond nd ro a on
m d ir h ordinan or or t orizing th
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at least suffic~ent in time and amount to pay the additional
amounts of principal and interest. Any subordinate lien
bonds h ercaf issued , shall be payable from a separate
fund or funds into wh i ch d eposits shall be made and subject
to the d posits and payments required or permitted to be
made for the payment of the 1962 Bonds, the 1976 Bonds, and
any other outstanding parity lien bonds.
After the payment of the costs and expenses of
the operation and maintenance of the sanitary sewer system,
and the required payments of principal of and interest on
the 1962 Bonds and the 1976 Bonds, but concurrently with
the deposits required , if any, to the reserve fund created
as additional security for the 1962 Bonds, payments shall
be made to the reserve fund for the 197 6 Bonds, as mqre
particularly set forth in the following section.
After the payments required as indicated above,
the income a~d revenue of the sanitary sewer system may
be used for the payment of the principal of and interest
on bonds having a lien which is subordinate to the lien
of the 1962 Bonds and the 1976 Bonds.
Any remaining income and revenue may be used for
the depo its to the Repair and Replacement Sewer System
Fund, s r quir d by said Ordinance No. 28, Series 1962,
for any ddition 1 extensions , improvements and betterments
to the system, for calling, redeeming or purchasing any of
th outst nding 1962 Bonds or the 1976 Bonds, or for any
other lawful purpose of the City.
S c ion 8. R funding Bond Re s rve
Fund, 1976. Th r is her by ere d a p ci 1 fund desi n t d
s th •s wer e v nue R funding ond R s rv Fund, 1976• for
h purpos , if n c sa ry, o p ying h princip 1 of or
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interest on the bonds authorized by th is Ordinance. The
Reserve Fund shall be accumulated in the total amount of
$170,000, by the deposit annually to such Fund of an amount
not less than $12,000, with an initial deposit of $35,000.
The annua l deposi t s shall be made on or before December 31
eac h y ear , beginning in the year 1976. The Reserve Fund
shall be maintained until such time as the amount therein
will be sufficient t o pay all of the outstanding 1976 Bonds
and the interest thereon. The money in the Reserve Fund
may be used to prevent defaults in the payment of the bonds
herein author ized and interest thereon, but if used for such
purpose, it shall be restored to the fund as soon as possible.
Moneys in the Reserve Fund may be invested in direct obliga-
tions of the United States Government or in obligations or
securities o f any agency or instrumentality thereof, and the
interest from any such investments s hall be considered as
revenues of the sanitary sewer system.
Section 9. Covenan s of the City. The City hereby
further irrevocably covenan s and grees with each and every
holder of th 197
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r c ip s and dis ur of h system in such manner
th t th ncom and r v nue her of, payable into the
R fundi s w r R v nu Bond Fund of 1962 and 1976, y
a all r ad1.ly and accur t ly d t rmin d.
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and accumulations required by the provisions of this
Ordinance.
c) It will not sell or alienate any of the
property constituting any part or all of the sanitary
sewer system in any manner or to any extent as might
reduce the security provided for the payment of the
bonds authorized herein, but the City may sell any
portion of such property which shall have been replaced
by other similar property of at least equal value, or
which shall cease to be necessary for the efficient
operation of said system; provided, however, that in
the event of any sale or sales, as aforesaid, where
the aggregate consideration exceeds the sum of $1,000,
such consideration shall be paid into the Refunding
Sewer Revenue Bond Fund of 1962 and 1976, or into the
Repair and Replacement Sewer System Fund, at the
discretion of the City, and shall be used for the
purposes of the Fund into which it is deposited.
d) At regular periods each year, it will render
bills for sanitary sewer services furnished. If the
City is providing wat r s rvice, such s wer bills shall
app ar on and be a part of water bills rendered. Un il
paid, all nitary s w r rates and charges shall cons i-
tute a lien on h prop rty s rv d nd th City sh 11
lte wha ve r ac ion is 1 g lly p rmis ibl promptly 0
enforce nd coll ct delinqu n sani ary sew r charges ,
nd it "' r aervic is provid d, it sh 11 s hu off such
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sanitary sewer system for the fiscal year immediately
preceding such statement.
f) It will carry workmen's compensation, public
liability and other forms of insurance on insurable
san i tary sewer system property as would ordinarily be
carried by utilities having similar properties of equal
value, such insurance being in such amounts as will
protect the system and its operation.
g) It will furnish no free sanitary sewer service
and, if it elects to use sewer services for municipal
purposes, it will make provision to pay therefor at the
same rate as is charged others for like or similar service.
h) For the protection of the health of the inhabi-
tants of the City, it will, by appropriate action, .compel
all the owners of occupied properties capable of being
served by the sanitary sewer system, to connect their
premises with such system.
Section 10. Additional Bonds, Requirements and
Li mi tations. No additional bonds shall be issued payable
from he income and revenue of the sanitary sewer system and
having a li n upon such income and revenue which is superior
to h lien of the 1962 Bonds or the 1976 Bonds.
How v r, nothing contained in this Ordinance shall
b constru d in such manner as to prevent the issuance by
t Cl y o f ddit1onal bonds payabl from h net income and
r v n u d riv d from the op ration of h sanitary sewer
sy n d cons tituting a l i n upon s id revenues qual to
o y with th 1 1 n of th 1962 Bonds or th 1976
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Sewer Revenue Bond Reserve Fund of 1962, the
Sewer Revenue Refunding Bond Res erve Fund, 1976,
and the Repair and Repla cement Sewer System Fund,
authori zed by Ordinanc e No. 28, Series 1962.
b) The net income and r e venue of the sanitary
sewer system received in the preceding fiscal year
shal l have been equal to 1.5 times the maximum a nnual
requirements for principal and interest on all out-
standing 1962 Bonds, plus 1.5 times the maximum annual
requirements for principal and interest of the 1976
Bonds, plus 1.5 times the maximum annual requirements
for principal and interest on the proposed bonds to
be issued.
However, if all of the 1962 Bonds have been paid
and cancelled and are no longer outstanding, then addi-
tional bonds payable from the net income and revenue
of the sanitary sewer system and having a lien on such
net income and revenue on a par ity with the 1976 Bonds
and any other outstand i ng parity lien bonds, may be
issued provided:
(i) that the City is current in the payment
of all principal and interest of the 1976 Bonds
and all other parity lien bonds which ar out-
standing and i current in the d posit and
accumul tion of all funds and paym n s r quire d
by th 1976 Bond Ordin nc and any oth r ordi-
nanc wh i ch uthorized the i ssuance of any out-
s nd i ng p rity li n bonds;
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ments of the 1976 Bonds , any additional outstanding
parity lien bonds, and the proposed parity lien
bonds to be issued.
If rates and charges for sanitary sewer service
have been increased during the preceding fiscal year,
then the net income and revenue can be determined by
applying the new rates and charges to the quantities
of service actually furnished during such year.
Nothing herein shall prevent the City from issuing
additional bonds having a junior or subordinate lien
on the net income and revenue of the sanitary sewer
system, provided that all payments and accumulations
required to be made by this Ordinance are current.
Section 1 1. Payment of Costs of Issuing Bonds.
All costs and expenses incurred in conn ction with the issuance
and payment of the 1976 Bonds authoriz d herein, shall be paid
exclusively from the proceeds of said bonds or from the net
incom and revenue of the sanitary s w r sys em, and in no
event shall any of such costs or expenses or the principal
of or interest on said bonds be paid out of or charged to the
general funds or tax levies of the Ci y.
Section 12. Delegated Powers. The officers of he
City be, and they hereby are, authoriz d and direc d to ak
all ac ion n c ssary or appropriat to effectuate h provisions
of his Ordinanc •
S ction 13. Escrow Agre Th Mayor nd he
Dir ctor o Finance, x-officio Ci y Clerk and Treasur r of
he Ci y shall, an4 h y ar horiz d nd d o
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and comply with the requirements of law.
Section 14. Publication of Notice of Refunding.
On or about the date when the Sewer Revenue Refunding Bonds
are delivered, or within a reasonably time thereafter, the
Director of Finance is authorized and directed to publish
a Notice of Refunding one time in a newspaper published in
the City.
Section 15. Arbitrage. The City covenants and
agrees that it will not make or permit any use of the proceeds
of the Sewer Revenue Refunding Bonds authorized herein which
if such use had been reasonably expected on the date of
issuance of the Refunding Bonds would have caused such
obligations to be arbitrage bonds within the meaning of
Section 103(d) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954, as
amended, and the Regulations thereunder in effect at the
time of such use and applicable to the obligations issued
on the date of issuance of the Refunding Bonds.
Section 16. Ordinance Severable and Irrepealable.
That if any one or more Sections or parts of this Ordinance
shall be adjudged unenforceable or invalid, such judgment
shall not affect, impair or invalidate the remaining provi-
sions of this Ordinance, it being the intention that the
various provisions hereof are severable.
All ordinances or parts thereof in conflict with
th1s Ordin nee are hereby repeal d.
Af r s id Sewer Rev nu R funding Bond ar
isau d, this Ordinance shall be and r main irr p alabl
untll said bonds and the interes th r on shall hav b n
ully d, •• iaf d nd discharg d.
s 1 n 1 a. In accord nc 10 0 of th
C1 Car "• t C1 Councfl s all llold a
o din nc for final p ssag t 7:JO p. on onday, M rc 1, 1976.
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Section 17. Publication and Effective Date.
This ordinance, after its final passage, shall be numbered
and recorded, and the adoption and publicatjon shall be
authenticated by the sigature of the Mayor and the Director
of Finance, ex-officio City Clerk, and by the Certificdte of
Publication. This Ordinance shall become effective thirty
(30) days after publication following final passage.
INTRODUCED AND READ this 17th day of February, 1976.
(S E A L)
ATTEST:
D~rector of F~nance
ex-officio City Clerk
Mayor
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NOTICE OF SALE
$1,516,000
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO
SEWER REVENUE REFUNDING BONDS
SERIES 1976
SALE DATE: FIBIUAII 17, 1878 at 2:10 P.l., I .8.!.
(Award 7:30 P.l.)
Ftnanc•al ConsuHant
HANIF.N , IMHOP~ aAM~DIIID, I •
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Denver . Colotldo IJ202
Teleptlo (303) 534-0221
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
SEWER REVENUE REFUNDING BONDS
SERIES 1976
To Be Sold February 17, 1976 at Z:OO P.M., M.S. T.
Municipal Building
3400 South Elati Street
Englewood, Colorado 80110
GOVERNING BODY
James L. Taylor •••••••••••••••••
David B. Clayton ••••••••••••••••••
Howard R. Brown • • • • • • • • • • • • •••••
Vernon M. Mann ••••••••••••••••••••
••••••••• Mayor
••• Mayor Pro Tern
• • • • • .Councilman
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Donald L. R. Smith • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .Councilman
Douglas T. Sovern ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Councilman
Donald W. Williams • • • • • • • • • • Councilman
Bernard V. Berardini •••••••••••• , , , •• , , • , • , • City Attorney
CITY ADMINISTRATION
Andy McCown •••••
Karl Nollenberger •••••
William D. Jam e •
William D. Jame1 ,
Chart 1 B, Carroll, Jr.
Kella Wag oner • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
BOND COUNSEL
Tallmadge, Tallmad e, Wallac It Hahn
515 W 1t rn Fed ral Saving• Bulldln
D nv r, Colorado SOZOZ
303-6Z3-U79
•••••• City Manager
A11i1tant City Manager
, • • • • • • City Clerk
• , , , , Finane Dir ctor
• , Dir ctor of Utillti e
Director of Public Work•
FINANCIAL CONSULTANT
Hanlfen, Imhoff It Samford, Inc.
16Z4 Tr mon Place
D nv r, Colorado OZOZ
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Th informat on conta n d ln thl1 pro1 ctu1 ha1 b n obta n d from 1ourc 1
b 1 v d to b r 1 abl , but il not gu&rant d. It h 1 b n pr par d by Hanll
Imholf It mford, Inc, unci r th dir cUon o! City OUlclah,
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NOTICE OF SALE
SEWER REVENUE REFUNDING BONDS, SERIES 1976, $1,516,000
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO
SALE DATE: TUE SDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1976
The City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado, will receive
sealed bids at the office of the Director of Financ e , Municipal Building
3400 South Elati Street, E nglewood, Colorado 80110, until 2.:00 P.M., M.S. T,,
on Tuesday, the 17th day of February, 1976, for the purchase of$1,516,000 of
Sewer Revenue Refunding Bonds, Series 1976, dated March 1, 1976,
T he bonds shall be in th d nomination of $5, 000 e ach, numbered
1 to 303, inclusive , and one bond numbered 304 in the denomination of $1, 000,
shall bear i nter est payable Septemb r I, 1976, and semiannually thereafter on
the 1st day of March and the 1st day of Septemb r each year, and shall matur e
serially on September I, as follows:
Amount
$ 70,000
75,000
80,000
85,000
85,000
95 ,000
100,000
110,000
110,000
12.5,000
1 0,000
135,000
145,000
155,000
16,000
rlnc 1 and r.t r 11 w ll b pay
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Maturity
1976
1977
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1979
1980
1981
1982.
1983
1984
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The bonds and the interest thereon shall be payable solely from the
net income and revenue to be derived from the operation of the sewer system of
the City, and will be a first lien on such net revenues on a parity with the li e n
of the outstanding Refunding Sewer Revenue Bonds, Series 196Z, dated
November 1, 196Z, of the City. The Ordinance authorizing the issue of Sewer
Revenue Refunding Bonds, Series 1976, shall contain the customary covenants
and agreements relating to the security thereof, including, among others,
covenants to establish, maintain, collect and enforce a schedule of rates and
chargee for the use of the sewer system. Additional parity lien bonds may b e
issued if the City is in compliance with the requirements of the authorizing Ordinance.
The bonds will be delivered at any bank or trust company in Denve r,
Colorado, or any other place at the request and expense of the purchas e r. It is
anticipated that delivery of the honda will be made within sixty (60) days following
the award of the bonds.
Bids may be conditioned upon receipt of the approving legal opmton of
the bond attorneys named below, but must in any and all other reap cts b e
unconditional.
The intere s t rates on theee bonds will be fixed by the City five day s
prior to the sale. The bonds will b e awarded on the baeie of the bid designating
the highest amount of premium above par. No "B" coupons shall b allow d nor
ehall discount bide be considered.
CUSIP numbers will be provided for these bonds at th r qu st and
exp nee of the eucceeeful bidder. The City will not be reeponeibl for rror s in
euch number•.
In th opinion of bond couneel, the inte rest on said bonds will b x mpt
from taxation by th e Unite d Statee of America, und r pr e nt F d ral lncom T ax
Lawe, and all p rtln nt Internal R v nue S rvic regulation• which hav b n
iuu d ; s uch i nt e r e t will als o b ex mpt from taxation by th Stat o f C olora d o ,
exc pt i n h rltanc , eetat e and tran e f r taxe e, und r pr 1 nt law e of t h Stat of C ol o r d o.
any b d. Th City e ha ll r e e r v th rl b t t o wai v any d f ct or l rr ula r 1ty In
T h p r int d bond e , a c r t fl d t rane c r pt of 1 al pr oc d i n 1 a n d l h
appr o v l n o p nion of M u re. T allm d , Tallmad , Wallae Hahn, Att o rn y e
o f D~ nv r, Col o r d o, w ill b furn l eh d at th Clty'e ne • A copy of th
appr o v ln o p ini n l1l b pr n t d n ch b o nd.
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A cashier's check or certified check drawn on a bank or trust
company, payable to the City of Englewood, Colorado, in the amount of
$30, 000 must accompany each bid. The check of the succesaful bidder will
be retained by the City as liquidated damages in the event the bonds are not
taken up and paid for in accordance with the bid. Checks of unsuccessful
bidders will be returned immediately.
The City Council will meet on February 17, 1976, to consider the award of the bonds.
Additional information concerning the City and this iaaue can be
obtained from Mr. William D. James, Director of Finance, 3400 South Elatl
Street, Englewood, Colorado 80110, or from Hanlfen, Imhoff & Samford, Inc.,
16Z4 Tremont Place, Denver, Colorado 80ZOZ, the financial consultant to th e City.
1976. BY ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL this Znd day of February,
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William D. James
Director of Finance
Englewood, Colorado
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CITY OF E NGLEWOOD, COLORADO
SE WER REVE NUE REFUNDING BONDS
SERIES 1976
Dated March 1, 1976 Due Septemb e r 1, serially
Principal and semi-annual interest (March 1 and Sept e mber 1--first coupon due
September 1, 1976) payable at the First National Bank, Englewood, Colorado,
MATURITY SCHEDULE
Amount Maturity Amount Maturit y
$ 70,000 1976 $110,000 1984 75,000 1977 1Z5,000 1985 80,000 1978 130, 000 1986 85,000 1979 135,000 1987 85,000 1980 U5,000 1988 95,000 1981 155,000 1989 100,000 198Z 16 ,000 1990 110,000 198 3
R E DE MPTION PROVISIONS: Bonde of th le l11u e maturing on or before
S e pt e mb e r 1, 1 984, shall not be redeemable
pri or to their r es p e ctive mat urity dat e e . Th ose bonds maturing on Sept e m be r 1 ,
1985, and the r after, shall b e r e d e emable at t h e option ol th e City, in i nvers e
nume r i cal ord e r, o n Se pt e mbe r 1, 1984, and o n any i nt e r e st payme n t date the r e -
a fte r , upon payme nt o f par and a cc ru d i nt r et .
LEGA LITY : T h ordi n a n cee and othe r proc dings author izin g t h ieeua nc of
the bonds hav b n prepar d by Tallmad g , T all.m&d g , Wallac
Hahn, bond attorn ye of D nv r, Colorado. The appr ovin& o p inion of thee
attorney• will b lurnlehed th purchae r of the bonde at th tlm of d Uv ry
of th Bonde, Th 1 al opinion w 11 b prln d on th bonde and euppll d to th
purchae r without addlt o 1 coe • Th 1 boode, tog th r w th $355,000
Re!undin S w r R v nu Bonde, rl 1 196~ conetltut th only r v nu d bt
ol th 1 r utll ty.
SECURITY :
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constitute a first lien upon the income and revenue to be derived from the
operation of the sewer system of the City after payment of operation and main-
tenance expenses of the system. The ordinance authorizing the bonds shall
contain the customary covenants and agreements relating to the security
thereof, including, among others, covenants to establish, maintain, collect
and enforce a schedule of rates and charges for the use of the system.
PURPOSE: The proceeds from the sale of these bonds, along with other
available funds, will be used to purchase direct obligations and
agency obligations of the United States Government to fund an irrevocable trust
account to provide for payment of the City' 11 Sewer Revenue Bonds dated
March 1, 1975. The purposes of the refunding transaction are to reduce
borrowing costs of the City by reducing the principal amount of and the interest
rate on the outstanding Sewer Revenue Bonds of 1975, and to restructure
amounts of deposits into the Reserve Fund in order to facilitate capital
expenditures and financing expected to be necessary in the future.
TAX STATUS: In the opinion of bond counsel, interest on these bonds is exempt
from Federal income taxes and State of Colorado income taxes
under presently existing law, regulations, decisions and interpretations. The
purchaser will not be required to take up and pay for the bonds if at the time of
delivery there has been any Federal or State legislation, decisions or regula-
tion• which would affect the tax exemption on all or any part of the interest on
theee bonde.
DISCLOSURE: At the time the City Council takes action to award the bonds,
the eucceseful bidder will be furnished a letter executed by the
City Clerk-Director of Finance indicating that to the beet of hh knowledge and
belief there are no material ontheions of fact of pertinent financial information
pertaining to the heuance of these bonde which letter will further state that to
th beet of hie knowl dge there ie no litigation threatened or pending againet
th City which will have a material ffect on the City'• abillty to retire th
indebtedneee ae th eame becomee due. A draft of thle official communication
will b made availabl to pro11p ctiv biddere upon requeet.
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HISTORY OF THE SEWER SYSTEM: The City of Englewood has profitably
operated its municipal sewer system for
many years. The original system was constructed in the 19ZO's after the City's
incorporation and in 1954 the City developed its first wastewater treatm ent
plant. In the intervening years extensive development programs have b een
undertaken which have placed the system in the category of one of Colorado's
finest. In addition to providing service to all of the residents within the City's
boundaries, the City has developed a sewage disposal system that serves a
substantial drainage basin located to the east and south of the City. Contracts
have been entered into with various sanitation districts and other comm e rcial
and residential users and a good portion of the revenue is arrived from these
sources. The City exercises direct control over the users from outsid the
City by employing adequate safeguards in their service contracts.
PRESENT AND FUTURE DEVELOPMENT: Th City's sewage collection
system serves in excess of
9, 800 us e rs through its collection system which extends 73.86 mil s s rving
Z, 890 acres. Through its extensive interc ptor trunk lines, was t wat r is
delivered to the City by the various sanitation districts and other users that
have contracted with th City for sewage disposal. Sewage disposal is provided
to these outside users, serving 15, 9ZZ tapa, under long term contracts. These
agenci es serve 16,680 acres through a n twork of ZS8. lZ miles of Interceptor
lines.
The City' a sewage tr atment facilities have b en expanded sev ral times in
r cent y ars tom et the demand of both inaid and outside users. Pr sent
sewag tr atment plant capacity is 3Z, 000 taps to serve an estimat d 76, 800
population. With th completion of the constr..tction !rom proceeds of th
1975 bonds, th City's a wage treatment capacity will b expanded to 44,000
tapa to a r ve an atimated 140,800 population.
SE Th annual aewa charg is baa d upon
m ter d wat r uaag and ass 11 d th u r
at th rat of 19~ p r 1, 000 g llona with the minimum charg of $ZO. 00
annu lly. S in -cit y us rs, not on wat r m rs, are char d a flat f
of $15.00 annually payabl quarterly. Out aid uaf!rs are charg d 19¢ p r
thousand allona of water ua d baa d upon wat r uaag aa comput d on thr
month a wlnt r ua tim 1 110'• with th minimum annual billing of $ZO. 00.
Comm rei 1 and induat rl 1 ua ra pay hi h r monthly char 1 baa d up a
w 11 -d f1n d us r h r d v lop d by th Utllltl 1 Board and approv d by
ordin nc: • Th f!atabl ah d by th city counc 1 to b com
CC ctiv
r c: ntly utabllah d by th city counc: I which C u b am
c:t v Nov mb r ZS, J 975. Th n wly atabllah d tap ( ac:b dul pro-
vid 1 that all r 1 d nt al u1 ra w 11 pay a tap ! of $450 for ac:h d 11 n
unit. Th ordlnanc: also prov d 1 th t ac:h mult pl -Cam ly dw llln un t
wlll pay o lh City a tap f of $450 p runt.
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Tap fees for industrial and commercial properties are as follows:
6" and under tap size
8" and under tap size
1 0 11 and under tap size
ll" and under tap size
Current ordinances provide:
Out City
$1,12.5
2.,2.50
3,375
4,875
Out City rate
plus
actual coat of
main construction.
1. The rates and charges for the treatment and disposal of sanitary sewage
at the City Sewage Treatment Plant shall be determined by resolution of
the City Council from time to time. Such rates and chargee shall
constitute a lien upon the land from the date of billing and may be assessed
in the same manner as other special aeaeasmenta.
2.. When the premiaea to which auch sanitary sewage service is provided are
within the City limite, !allure to pay the rates and chargee for treatment
and diapoaal of sanitary sewage when due shall be cause for dlacODtinu-
ance of water aervice, such water aervice to be shut o!f until the sewage
bill ahall be paid; provided, however, such remedy ahall not be exclusive
of any other available remedy provided by law.
SEWER TAPS • HISTORICAL
(December 31)
Tapa
In South South
S rvice Arapahoe Southgate Valley En11ewood All Total
Year (City Only) San.Dht. San. Dilt. San. Dilt. San. Dlat. Other Tapa
1975 9,916 5, 895 5,751 l,Ul Z,l33 696 Z6, 51l
1974 9,896 5,887 5,15l l,l06 l,107 676 l5, 8Z4
1973 9,8n 5,8Zl 4,Z71 l,098 l,098 645 l4,806
197l 9,8n 5,574 3,7 l 1, 830 Z,068 5ZZ l3,648
1971 9, l4 4,674 Z,457 1,110 Z,074 4ZZ ll, 161
1970 9, 771 4,508 1,597 1, 594 2.,030 340 19, 40
1969 9, n8 4,036 1 • 2.95 1, 464 2., 013 2.68 18,804
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LITTL ETON AND E NGLEWOOD, COLORADO
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By agreem ent e n tered into by the Cities of Littleton and Englewood
on June 2, 1973, it was declared in th best interest of their present and futur e
wast e water treatment facility users that future e nlargement of each city's
plant facilities b e combined in one location and into one plant. The agreement
finalized several months of n eg otiation between the city councils of the two
communiti es and provid es th basic concept that neither city shall be a customer
of the other, but rather a joint facility be constructed and operated with construc -
tion costs, cost of additions and costs of operation and maintenance b ing divid e d
betwe en them in a fair and equitable mann r. The actual ownership, th refor ,
of the real slat and improvements on the jointly-owned sit shall b in t nancy
in common b tw n h citi s .
The initial capacity of th plant is approximately 20 million gallons per day and
each city shall pay for on -half of the total project cost, and each city shall own
one-half of th plant and th initial tr atment capacity ther of. Each city shall
also b ntitl d to cr dil against its payment the amounts r c eiv d in F d ral
aid by that city forth proj ct . Const ruction shall be award d jointly by th
city councils of a h city and construction shall be administered durin the
cours of con struction by a Sup rviaory Committee consisting of two administra -
tive employ s of ach city whoa r sponsibility, in addition to sup rvislon of
construction, shall b to ov rs all op rations of the joint facility and att n -
dant matt rs. D cisions by th commltt shall b by majority vot xcept in th
case of conflict at which tim a fifth m mb r shall b appointed upon joint agr e -
ment by th two citi s, or in th abs nc of such an agreement, th fifth m mb r
shall b appoint d by th presidln jud of th 18th Judicial District of th
State of Colorado,
The agr m n pro id a that th City of Engl wood shall op rate th plan und r
th control of th Sup rvi ory Committ and that Engl wood hall b r lrnburs d
for its xp nditur a in op ralin th plant bas d on actual v rifiabl costs, plus
3"/o of such costs for administration.
Allocation of annu 1 cl rg s and d t rmlnation of rat 1 for ach y ar of op ra-
tion 1h 11 b d t rmln d In th followln mann r:
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ehall b b
a Cor op ration and malnt nanc Cor ach y ar
contrlbut d, BOD cont nt, and 1u1p nd d
2. Th unit har p r mllll llon• o! a wa volum , th unl chara
p r t n of BOD cont nt, nd th unit har p r ton of 1u1p nd d eol de con nt
ehall b c mput d nnu lly ae Collowe:
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(a) Unit charge for volwne (per MG) =
total annual volwne charge
total MG to plant
(b) Unit charge for BOD (per ton) =
total annual BOD charge
total tons BOD to plant
(c) Unit charge for SS (per ton) =
total annual SS charge
total tons SS to plant
3. Each City shall pay annually a total swn obtain d by multiplying lh
respective unit charges thus obtained by the estimated annual volwne, BOD,
and SS of the sewage to be contributed by the City to the plant.
4. Following each cal ndar year, the actual unit charges for volwne,
BOD, and SS will be computed on the basis of actual volwne, BOD and SS
contributed to the plant. The annual paytnents by the Cities made on the basis
of estimated unit charges shall ther after be adjusted on the basil of the actual
unit charges, and such adjustments shall be reflected in subsequ nt annual
charge11 to be made to th Cities.
5. Th volwn e charge to Littleton shall be reduced ba11ed on the quantity
and quality of sewerage which may be put into the sixty-six-inch interceptor
line owned by Littleton.
In the event capital repairs are neceuary requiring expenditure of funds above
those which the joint plant has at its dhposal, they shall be paid one-hall by
each City; but if in the future, through plant enlargement, on City actually
owns mor of the plant they shall be baaed on the then existing ratio of
ownership.
Monthly reports r lative to the op ration of the plant ahall b r quir d by th
Sup rvisory Committe and copi a thereof shall be diatribut d to the City
Councils of ach City. The plant facilities and recorda ahall b op n for lnap c-
Hon and r vi w of th parties.
nd a r ea that lt wlll ith r 1 vy a aufficl nt ta.x, or ch r
w r rat a to enabl it to n rate auUlcienl funds to mak th pay-
m nta that Ill b r qulr d under the t rma of this contract.
Provhlon h mad In aald agr m nt that at auch tim aa lth r City le uain 80~ of ita capacity In th joint plan, or 11 und r contract with dlatrlcts, or
oth r ntltl • which 1 ad lt r aaonably I o conclud that it aoon will b at or
ov r th eald O'ft !lgur , l m y ith r r qu st that th oth r city 1 ae or 11 11
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may enlarge th e plant. The cost of any enlargement shall b e borne by the city
requiring the plant e nlarge m e n t , and the additional capacity shall b e owne d by
eaid city. In the eve nt bot h citie1 r e quire additional plant capaci t y, th e y shall
ehare in the coet of e vent ual ownerehip of the increased capacity bas e d upon
the amount of the additional capacity required by each.
The contract, entered i nto for a perpetual period, recognizee the baeic con-
cept that logical development of eewage treatment facilitiee provide for eervice
to drainage balin1 which flow naturally by gravity. To that end, the agreement
providee that each city ehall 1erve thoae drainage baein1 which flow naturally
through the collection faciliti e 1 of uid city.
OUTSIDE SEWER CONTRACT STATISTICS
Since 195Z t h e City of E nglewood hae rec eived the aewage dlacharge of a numbe r
of munlcipalitiee and othe r agenciea for treatment on a contract ba aia . A •urn -
mary of the agreements ehowing the original contract date , datea of r e via i ons ,
termination dat e e, t ap charges and numb e r of tape served followe. In addition
each outaide us e r pays an annual service fee to th e City. (See Se w e r Rate s and
Charges),
Connector
South Ena1ewood San.
Valley Sanitation
Che rry HUl a Ht a. Wat r lr
San . Dlat .
rid n, C ty of
South Arapaho an. D t.
Llttl ton h ol 0 atr ct
Date
Contract
Executed
Oct. 1952.
Oria. Apr .,
1955, N e w
Contract
Sept, 1972
Sept. 1955
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Oria.
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Jan. 195
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Oct. 197 7
S e pt. 1984
Automatic
R e n e wal
Annually
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Rea i d.
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$450
$450
$450
$450
$450
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Cherry Hills Assn.
Cherry Creek School
Bow Mar, Town of
School District #6
Greenwood Village, City of
Greenbelt San. Dbt.
Count ry Homee San. Diet,
Cherrymoor South Water lr
San. Diet,
Cherry Hille San. Diet, II
Cherry Hille Rancho
San. Diet,
Cherryridge Water lr
San, Diet,
Cherryvale San, Diet,
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196l,Rev
Apr. 1966
June 1961
June 1966
May 1967
July 1967
May 1969
April 1970
Feb, 1970
Oct. 1970
Feb, 1971
Oct. 1971
Aug, l97Z
Nov, 197Z
Apr. 1978
Biennial
No Term
May 1981
Indef,
May 1981
April l98Z
Feb. 198Z
Oct, 198Z
Feb, 1983
Oct. 1983
Aug. 1984
Nov. 1984
$450
$450/lZ
Students
$450
$450/1Z
Students
$450
$450
$450
$450
$450
$450
$450
$450
5, 751
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Inaemuch ae the Eqlewood-Litlleton tr atment plant hae been declared a
regional facility deelpted to eerve th eouthern part of th Denver Metropolitan
Area, it i1 unlikely that additional !acllitiee will b permitt d in tb futur ,
Th announc d Intentione of th Colorado Pollution Control Board, th D nv r
Regional Council o! Gov rnmenta and Environmental Prot ction A ncy ar e to
limit the numb r oC waete water tr atment plante by dee rnatina certain plant•
to 1 rv varioua re ion• and lbnitin arante to tho• !acilltiea alon ,
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SEWER UTILITY FUND
S t a tement of Income a n d E x pense
(Unadju"'ted & (F i scal Years Ending Decemb e r 31)
Unaudit e d ) UZQ I 971 I 9 7Z I 97 3 I9 74 I9 75 OPER.ATL"'G REVENUES
Disposal Ser vices $2 7 5,825 $335,2 34 $44 6 , 7Z 3 $49I,085 $522, 762 $59 3 ,84I Connection Feu-Insi d e C ity ZZ,879 25,44 7 2 6 ,32 6 48,082 '2I,I25 I 0, 677 Coonectio.n F ees -Outside C ity 38,0 I 8 I01,08 2 153,735 I 23, 530 144,485 13 6 ,941 S ew e r Tap F ees 3,105 3,244 --------In specti on F e es ------61 129 31104 3,648 339,82 7 4 65 ,007 6 2.6,784 6 68, 82 6 691,476 745,1 0 7
O PERA T lNG EXPENSES
Sewaae Treatm e n t 92 ,863 11 6 ,712 150,532 185,086 218,818 242 ,691 San i tary System 34 ,645 35,104 34,653 39,731 45,352 51 ,793 Accounting lr CollectiClll 16, 3 51 26 ,421 24,8 97 22,349 54,286 33,000 ~ I • Administrative lr General Exp • 24,4 92 30,125 49, 911 113,120 118,778 163,165 r 0 • -Cont ractual Service• 1 3 1 02 5 171 94 6 51145 51263 51500 --1811 376 22.6 1 308 2651138 3601286 4421497 4961 149 INCOME FROM OPERATIONS 158,4 51 238 ,699 361,646 308,540 248,979 248,958
OTHER INCOME
• lnt ereet Earned 42 ,384 29,632 23,120 17,575 --54,607 If M lscellaneous 652 Z,958 1,299 596 3l,Z88 Z2,99Z Profit from Sale o{ Fixed Aueh --------3461 700* 4 3 ,036 32,590 24,419 18, 171 377,988 77,599 OTHER EXPENSE
Paying Aaent 's Fees 414 Z06 641 116 Z4 1,255
NET INCOME Avai lable for Debt Serv, $20 1, 07 3 $271,083 $385,424 $326,595 $626,923 $325,302 N umber o£ U sers (12-31 ) 1 9 , 8 40 Zl,l 6 1 23,648 24,806 23,385 24,321 Debt S e r vice $ 7 5,437 $ 7 3, 9Z5 $ 7Z,412 $ 7 5,900 $ 74,250 $128,075 Coveraae 2 ,66 3.66 5. 32 4.30 8.44 * 2.54
" I " Profit from sale of fixed aaaeh , in amount o! $346, 700, is cons i dered to be a non reoccurring item,
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SEWER REVENUE REFUNDING BONDS
Schedule of Princi~l and Interest Par!!!ents
Series 1976 Bonds
Estimated
Total Total Debt Service Estimated Debt Debt Year 196Z Bonds Princi~l Interest* Service Servic
1976 $75,650 $ 70,000 $4Z,l31 $11Z,l31 $187,78 1 1977 78,700 75,000 80 ,413 155,413 Z34, 11 3 1978 76,600 80,000 76,Z88 156,Z88 Z3Z,88 8 1979 79,500 85,000 71,888 156,888 Z36,38 8 1980 77,Z50 85,000 67,Z13 15Z,Zl3 ZZ9,4 63 1981 95,000 6Z,538 157,538 157,5 38 198Z 100,000 57,313 157,313 157,313 1983 110,000 51, 813 161,813 161,813 1984 110,000 45,763 155,763 155,763 1985 1Z5,000 39,713 164,713 164, 713 198 6 130,000 33,088 163,088 16 3 ,088 1987 135,000 Z6,003 161,003 1 6 1,003 1988 145,000 18,443 163,443 163,443 1989 155,000 10,105 165,105 1 65, 105 1990 16,000 960 1 6 ,960 16,960
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COVERAGE
eatirnate of int rest on th 1976 Bonde, th maxlmwn total
d bt a rvic !or th S ri • 196Z and Serl 1 1976 Bonda ($Z36, 388) will b
cov r d 1. 38 tim 1 on th actual 1975 unadjuat d and. unaudit d n t lncom
a vall b1 for d b 1 rvic ($3ZS, JOZ). Rat 1 and chargee w re incr aa d by
ordinanc , CC etlv Nov mber ZS, 1975, and the 1976 budg t pr par d by
city oUlc 11 proj ete $•U 9, Z93 n t incom avallabl for debt • rvlce, !or a
cov ra o! th abov maximwn d bt • rvic of 1. 77 timet.
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Celllral caab •
Caab with pay•na aaenl
Ser•ace acc001nta rect!lvable
Due from other aovernme:nta
Federal ar&lll rece1vable
terial It auppUea lnv..,tory
Tata_l cu.rrCDt aaeete
CONSTilUCTION CASH•
OTHE:Il ASSETS
IIIY•atm«Dl aa Bl-Csty Joint V....rure -
At Equity
Tatal ath•r aueu
PROPERTY 1 PLA.'IT AND EOl11PMDlT
tr.,.tm.m Dt.nt
clable aaacta
Leu •ccwnulat.,. depreciation
December 3 1
1975
(Unad juated a nd
Unaucllted)
$ 110,000
2,510
51.847
3,163
1671 5ZO
I, 149,810
5,183, 764
5 1 I 831 764
21033,418
1.,548,928
70,730
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4, 71l,ZZ9
676,746
Total pr.,...rty, plaat It equlpmeat 4, 034,4 83
Total aaaeta $10,535,577
ortt caall LDYeetme:nta.
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BALANCE SHEET
DECEMBER 31, 1975 AND 1974
December 31
197 4
s 1.07,506
195
38,14 7
2,410
116,096
108
364 1462
LIABILITIES AND CAPITALIZATION
CURRENT LIABILITIES
Current maturitiea oflong-termdebt
lntereat payable
Accounta payable
Unearned dilpoaal service revenues
Total current liabilities
LONG-TERM DEBT
December 31
19 75
(Unadjuated a .nd
Unaud1ted)
$ 130 ,000
9 .456
5l,Z64
15 6 ,747
3 48,467
1,145,197
Refund ina Sewer Revenue Bond a, Serlea 196Z
Sewer Revenue Bond a, Serle a I 975
290,000
1,485,000
11 775,000 ltl45,197
2,033,4 18
2,548,928
70,730
H 7!1~
4, 707,779
576,74
4, 131,033
$5 1 640 1 691.
Total lana term debt
CAPITAL1ZA TION
Paid-in capital ar laing from apprai sed
valuation of property, plant It equipment
Contribution from Federal Government
Contribution from State Government
Contribution from Federal and State
Gove rnment•-Bi-City Treatment Plant
Joint Venture
Retained e &rninJI
Reaerve for Sewer Rev. Bond, Serle• 1961.
Reaerve for Sewer Rev . Bond, Serieo 1975
Total capitalization
Total liabllitlea and capitalization
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1,809,583
55Z,296
6,397
3,679,501
2,254. 333
75,000
35 000
8, 412,110
$1015371577
Dec~mbe r 31
1974
$ 65,000
Z,Z95
39,809
131,328
1.38, 43Z
355,000
355,000
1,809,583
55Z,Z96
6,397
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SEWER DEPARTMENT
197 6 Budg e t Projections of Revenues and Expenditures
Revenues
Disposal Service $ 645,750
Connection Fees -Inside 10,000
-Outside 312.,500
Inspection Charges 3,000
Interest Income 30,000
Miscellaneous 7£000
Total 1,008,2.50
Expenditur e s
Treatme nt 2.93,7 34
Sanitary S y stem 65,32.6
Admi n. & G e n e ral 2.2.9£897
Total 588,957
A v ailabl e for Debt S e r vic e 419,2.93
D e bt S e rvi c e $ Z34, 907 *
C ove ra ge 1. 7 9 *
Sou r ce -D pa rtmen t of Finance, City o f E ngle wood
* 1976 Debt S rvlc Bud t contemplat d paym nt oC debt e rvlc on
S rl e 1962., S wer Revenue Refundln Bonde, and S rl e 1975, S w r
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Section Covenants of the City. The City hereby further irrevocably
covenants and agre es with each and every holder of the 1976 Bonds issued under
the provisions of this Ordinance, that so long as any of said Bonds remain out-
standing:
(a) It will continue to operate and manage the sanitary sewer system in
an efficient and economical manner and keep and maintain separate accounts of
the receipts and disbursem nts of the system in such manner that the income
and revenue ther of, payable into the Refunding Sewer Revenue Bond Funds of
Series 19 6 2 and S ri s 1976, may at all times b e readily and accurately d etermin e d.
(b) It will, through appropriate action of the City Council, establish,
maintain and enforce a sch dule of rates and charges for sanitary sewer s r -
vices furnished by said system sufficient to insure the payments and accumula-
tions required by th e provisions of this Ordinance.
(c) It will not s 11 or alien at any of the property constituting any part or
all of the sanitary s wer syst m in any manner or to any extent as might reduce
the security provide d for th payment of the bonds authorized her in, but the
City may sell any portion of such property which shall have been replaced by
other similar prop rty of at least equal value, or which shall cease to be nee s-
aary for the efficient op ration of said system; provided, however, that ln th
ev nt of any sale or sales, as aforesaid, wher the aggregate consideration
exceeds th sum of $1, 000, such consideration shall be paid into th R funding
Sewer R v nu Bond Fund of 1962, or into the Repair and R placementS w r
Syat m Fund, at th discretion of the City, and shall be used forth purpoa s
of the Fund into which it is deposited.
(d) At r e gula r p riod• each y ar, It will render billa for unitary a w r
•ervlc • furnish d. If th City is providing water service, such sew r billa
•hall app ar on and b a part of wat r bllll r nd r e d. Until paid, all unitary
sew r rat a and chargee shall conetltut a l1 n on th prop rty a rv d and th
City shall take what v r action h 1 ally p rm laaibl promptly to nforc and
coll ct d Unqu nt sanitary a w r char «!a, and if water a rvic ie provid d,
lt eh 11 1hut off •uch t r • rvlc from prop rty d llnqu nt In th paym nt of
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ach y ar lt w i ll furnhh th ori ina! purchae re of th
of th r c ipte and dlebuu m nle of and for
fiscal y ar lmm diat ly pr c: dina such
(() It wlll ca rry orkm n 'e comp n atlon, public liability and oth r
forma of lneuranc: n naurabl w r ayat m prop rty a a would
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ordinarily be carried by utilities having similar properties of qual value,
such insurance being in such amounts as will protect the system and its
operation.
(g) It will furnish no free sanitary sewer service and, if it elects to
use sewer s rvices for municipal purposes, it will make provision to pay
therefor at the same rat e as is cha rged others for like or similar service.
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will, by appropriate action, compel all the owners of occupied properties cap-
abl e of being served by the sanitary sewer system, to connect their premises
with such system.
Section , Additional Bonds, Requirements and Limitations. No
additional bonds shall be issued payable from the income and revenue of the
sanitary sewer system and having a lien upon such income and revenue which
is superior to the lien of the l96l Bonds or the 1976 Bonds.
However, nothing contained in this Ordinance shall be construed in such
manner as to prevent the issuance by the City of additional bonds payable from
the net income and revenu derived from the operation of the sanitary s wer
system and constituting a li n upon said rev nu 11 equal to or on a parity with
the lien of the l96l Bonds or the 1976 Bonds, unless the following requirem nts
ar e met:
(a) The City is current in the payment of all principal and inter st of
the l96l Bonds, and the 1976 Bonds, and th d posit and accumulation to th
R funding S wer R v nue Bond Reserve Fund of 196Z, the Sewer Rev nue Bond
Reserve Fund, 1976, and the Repair and Replacement Sew r Syst m Fund,
authoriz d by Ordinance No, Z , 5 ries 196l.
Th net lncom and r v nu sanita ry s w r syst m r c iv d
in th pr c din fiscal y ar shall hav n qual to 1. 5 tim s th maximum
annual r quir m nts for principal and inter st on all outstandin 196Z Bonds,
plus 1. 5 tim s tb maximum annual requir m nta for principal and inter s of
th 1976 Bonde, plus 1, 5 tim 11 th maximum annual r qulr mente for principal
and int r st on th proposed bonds to b i ssu d.
How v r, J( all of h 196Z Bonds hav b n pad and c nc 11 d and ar no
r outstanding, lh n addU onal bonds payab1 (rom th n t lncom nd
nu of th eanlt ry s r syst m and havin a 11 n on auch n t incom and
rev nu on a parity with th 197 Bonds and any oth r outatandln parity 11 n
bonds, may b iuu d provid d --
(1) that th C ty Ia curr nt in th paym nt all pr ncipal nd lnt r at f
th 197 B nda and all h r par ty II n bonde wh ch ar ou 1 and n a.nd 1
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by the 1976 Bond Ordinanc e and any other ordinance which authoriz e d th e
issuance of any outstanding parity lien bonds;
(ii) that the net income and revenue of the sanitary sewer system re-
ceived in the preceding fiscal year shall have been equal to 1. 25 tim s the
average principal and interest requirements of the 1976 Bonds, any addi-
tional outstanding parity lien bonds, and the proposed parity lien bonds to be issued.
If rates and charg es for sanitary sewer service have been increased during
the preceding fiscal year, then the net income and revenue can be determined
by applying new rates and charges to the quantities of service actually fur-
nished during such year.
Nothing herein shall prevent the City from issuing additional bonds havin g
a junior or subordinate lien on the net income and revenue of the sanitary sewer
system, provided that all payments and accumulations required to be made
by this ordinance are current.
Flow of Funds:
The ordinance will provide for the orderly retirement of the bonded indebted-
ness by establishing a Gross Income Fund into which fund shall be placed all
revenu d rived from th e operation of the sewer system to be disburs d in the
following manner:
I. For the fficient op ration and maintenance of the system.
2. For th prompt paym nt of all principal and interest requirem nts on
th City ' Seri s 1962 and this Series of 1976 S wer Revenue Refunding Bonds.
3. Th City ahall eatabliah a R • rv Fund for the S riea 1976 Bonds
to b accumulat d to th amount of $1 70, 000, by:
Tranaf ra to this fund of $35, 000 now in the R • rv Fu11ol ,
S r i • 1975 Bonde,
Annu 1 depoatta of $12,000 not lat r th n D c mb r 31 of
ch y ar b innln i n 1976, and
Tranaf r to this Fund of th e mon ye r maining in the
R • rv Fund, S rf • 196Z Bonda, upon th final r tlr -
m nt of th Seri • 196 2 Bonda.
4. c:t ona 1, 2 and 3 abov , th City •hall m k
rand R pl c m nt S w r Syat m Fund ae
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD
The City of Englewood, Colorado, largest city in Arapahoe County, is located
immediately adjacent to and directly south of the City and County of Denver,
the State Capital and population center of the State, Englewood, incorporated
May 13, 1903, has a present estimated population of 35,933 and ranks as
eighth largest city in Colorado. The City includes an area of 6, 9Z square
miles or an area of 4, 4Z9 acres and serves an immediate trade area popula-
tion of 100,000 in portions of Denver, Arapahoe, Jefferson, and Douglas
Counties,
CITY GOVERNMENT
Englewood, incorporated in 1903, originally operated under a Mayor-City
Council form of government, It was voted to change the city government in
1951 to the Council-Manager form of government, The city voted in July 1958
to become a home rule city duly organized and existing under Article XX of
the State of Colorado Constitution, The Charter was adopted with two main
objectives; first, to reserve to the people of the City absolute right and power
of self-government under the home rule provisions of the Constitution of the
State of Colorado, to provide for the well being of all individuals, and look
forward to the future growth and development of the community. Second, to
insure the orderly and economic management of the City government by a single,
responsible adminhtrativ offic r chosen, guided and controlled by the peopl
through their elected representatives,
To accomplish these obj ctives, the Charter provides for the Council-Manager
form of city government, The policy making, legislative and budget making
powers are vested in a council composed of seven qualified electors elected by
popular vote, four from districts and three from the city at larg • Provisions
are made for th recall of elected officers for control of legislation by th
peopl through initiative and referendum and for th amendment of the Chart r
by popular vote. The strict financial controls requlr d by th Chart r prev nt
wast ful and extrava ant us of public funds and inaur th contlnu d conduct of
city bualn as on a sound financial basis. Th Charter convention, el ct d on
March 18, 1958, prior to the adoption of the City Chart r, includ d in the pr -
lac to the propos d Chart r adoption the following quotation cone rnina city
owned uti Uti a.
"THE CONTROL OF CITY OWNED UTILITIES AND THE R GULA -
TlON OF RATES TO BE CHARG D CONSUMERS IS V STED IN THE
COUNCIL. THE INTENT BEING THAT SUCH UTILITIES SHALL BE
S LF-SUPPORTING AND OP RATED FORTH BENEFIT OF THE
CITY."
The Chart r !urth rmor provtd a Cor a c tlz na Plann n and Zonln Commia-
alon In add tlon o a Library B rd, Board of Adjuatm ntl and Ap~ah, and
a r and r rd to aulat, advlae, and dlr ct th City Coun ll in actions
n t rd var us cit ov rn.m nt Cunct one.
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CLIMATE
The topographic location of Englewood combines with its elevation to produce
a clear, mild, smog and haze-free climate. The altitude of Engl e wood is
5, 306 feet. The surrounding land to the east is generally fiat and rolls gently
to the mountains on the south and west. Average annual precipitation is
approximately 14 inches and the relative humidity is extremely low. The City
averages approximately 296 days of sunshine with an average temperature of
50. 5 degrees. Metropolitan Denver is widely noted for its moderate, healthful
climate.
ECONOMY OF THE CITY
The economy of the City of Englewood is closely related to the economy of
Metropolitan Denver. The City of Englewood, however, serves as the
Metropolitan area's largest and most complete business city outside Denver
itself and is the hub of the south suburban trade area with complete business
and professional services. A very high percentage of the Englewood business
establishments are concentrated along or adjacent to South Broadway Street,
th principal north-south artery which flows directly into the heart of the
Denver business district and in the Cinderella City Shopping Center. There are
approximately 2, 000 business establishments in the City of Englewood at the
pres nt time, including four commercial banks with combined deposits in
excess o( $272,000,000, Retail sales in the City during the 12-month
period ended June 1975 amounted to $415, 039, 940, ranking fifth in the state
behind Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, and Lakewood . Englewood mer-
chants are credited with approximately 37o/o of the total retail business in
Arapahoe County. The City has consist ntly shown an increas in annual
sal s from $26,059,000 in 1948 to the pres nt 1 vel.
INDUSTRY
Th City of Engl wood ie in th cent r of a rowing commercial, manufacturin
and fabricating ar a that parall la th mainlin railroad right o! way that ex-
t nds south from D nv r. S rved by th D nv r Rio Grand W at rn; Atchison,
Top ka and Santa F ; and Colorado and South rn Ratlways induatrial expanaion
baa b e n progr .. ing at a rapid pac • Li ht induatrial and fabricatin planta
in or near th Ci ty i nclude Gen ral lronwor a, Pr c alon Tool, Air Control
Product•, Bin o Kin Company, Inc,, Canada Dry Bottling Company, Lowd r-
milk C orporation, S alt It, Wllk non Corporation, and oth u. An ampl
1upply o f d alrabl induatrlal round varyln in liz from •mall 1lt 1 to
acr a • with ood ace •• and ad quate utlllt • 11 available.
conomy o! th S t , 11 to a
r ar a. Natlo lly known lndu1tr 1 lnclud
rtln -M rl tta Corp., manutactur r o! th Titan ICBM, Schwayder
ra, m nula c tur r o! " meonlt " lu a , th G t 1 Rubb r Company,
Sundetrand C mpany, ld al C m nt Company, I Corporatl n, Dow
C h m c 1 C orpo r tl , and W et rn 1 ctrl C om
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Federal Governm e nt activity is also a significant economic factor in the
Denver area. Largest among the ZSO Federal agencies, commissions, and
military installations, are the Air Force Accounting and Finance Center,
Air Reserve Records Center, Fitzsimons Army Hospital, Lowry Air Force
Base, Veterans' Administration Center and Hospital, and the regional offices
of the Bureau of Reclamation and Geological Survey of the Department of
Interior, General Services Administration and the Department of Agriculture.
The Martin plant is located approximately 15 miles southwest of the Englewood
City limits and employs approximately 5, 000 people. The employees of the
Martin Company and their families represent 18, 600 Colorado residents and
it is estimated that more than half of these people reside in Arapahoe County.
The Martin Company bas engaged in the production and manufacturing phase
of the development of the Titan II, Titan III, other advanced booster rockets and
aaaociated aero-epace project&. This facility is aleo responsible for the
development of the Titan ground support equipment which ie responeible for
the launching of theee highly eucceeeful Titan miesilee.
Englewood 1e called the "Carnation City" for one of ih major induetriee,
carnation growing, which ie concentrated in the Denver Metropolitan Area. It
ia a multi-million dollar industry producing 80, 000, 000 bloome per year with
95 percent of them shipped to 43 states, Canada and Mexico.
The touriet induatry il also of major importance to the State of Colorado and
the residents of Englewood enjoy benefits derived from thie industry.
Also located within the City ia Cinderella City, a major shopping center which
contains 1, 500, 000 •quare feet of retail apace and ia the largeat ahopplng
center in the world under one roof with four major retailers located within
the atructure. All major retail organizations are represented within the
ahopping complex including Penney's, Th D nver Dry Goods Company,
Joalin'e, Neusteters, Woolworth and many oth rs.
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MAJOR EMPLOYERS
Englewood serves as a business and professional center with 460 offices
existing on January I, 1975.
The industrial growth of Englewood has been considerable. On January I,
1975, over ZOO industries existed within the City. Major employers include:
Air Control Products
AMX Co., Inc.
Bingo King Company, Inc.
Burt Chevrolet
Continental National Bank
Denver Dry Goods Company
Fab Tools, Inc.
First National Bank of Englewood
General Iron Works
Joslin's
K-Mart Discount Stor
Lowdermilk Construction Company
Martin-Marietta Corporation
M echanix Corporation
Miller Sal es Company
National Camera Repair School
Natkin and Company
Neust eter' s
Par.titions, Inc.
T. A. Pel sue Company
J . C. Penney Company
Precision Tool
Wilkerson Corporation
TRANSPORT AT ION
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The City of Englewood, situat d adjacent to th City of Denver, has exc 11 nt
transportation facilities. Th City is served by U. S. Highways 85 and 87 and
Stat e Highways 70, 87 and 88 . Four bus lines, including the Regional Trans-
portation District, also serv th City. Rails rvic is provided by mainline
track of th D nver Rio Grande W t rn; Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe; and
Colorado and Southern Railways. In addition, numerous interstat and intra-
stat truck lin s ar available . S v n major air lines providing Z33 daily
flights frorn Stapl ton International Airport serv the Denver M tropolitan
Ar a. Th s air lin s includ Conlin ntal, Unit d, Fronti r, W at rn, TWA,
Braniff and C ntral Airlines.
POPULATION AND INCOME
Th combination of a favorable climat , r cr aUonal activit! s and employrn nt
opportun1U s in th D nver M tropolitan ar a has brou ht about a hi h rate of
population rowth. Th pres nt estimat d population of Engl wood h 35, 933
as officially r port d. The 1970 census report d 33, 695 ae compar d to 33, 39
in 1960 and 16, 869 In 1950. The slowdown in rowth within th City r lat s to
th n 1 wood is compl t ly surround d by oth r incorporat d cltl s
thus Cr Its boundaries. According to th U. S. C nsus Bureau, D nv r ill
now c onsid r d on of th fast at rowing m tropolit n ar as in th nation. Th
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residents of Englewood are above average in economic status and are primarily
professional, busine ss and t echnical in their occupation. The major indus-
trial employment in the greater metropolitan area is technical in nature and
embraces much of the highly specialized electronics and research industries
which account for a very high percentage of college graduates living in the
Englewood area. The 1974 financial report of the City reported a median
family income of $10, 773 in Englewood.
GENERAL INFORMATION
The City of Englewood is a progressive modern suburban city with more than
9Z miles of paved streets and numerous off-street parking lots to accommodate
suburban shoppers. The City ie furnished electric power by the Public Service
Company of Colorado and telphone service by Mountain Bell. The educational
and church facilities available in the City are excellent. There are 9 elementary
schools for grades one to eix, Z junior high schools and 1 senior high school.
In addition, there are denominational schools represented. All major national
civic organizations are represented in En1lewood, in addition to many fraternal
and local service type groups. To fulfill the religious n e eds of the community
there are Z9 churches representing SO different denominations.
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT
(As of February 1, 1976)
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Actual Valuation, E stlmated , , , , , , • , ,
Assessed Valuation, 1975 (300/o of Actual) • , , , , , • • • • • • $375, 750, 000
, , ••• , , liZ, 724,898
General Obligation Debt •• , , , , , , • , , , • , , , $6,015,000
Leu Self Supporting Debt, , • , , , , , , , , , , 6, 015,000
Net General Obligation Debt , , , , , • , , , •• , •• , , • ,
Self Supporting Sewer Revenue Bonds, including this issue
Population, Estimated -35, 933
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In addition, the City has $638, 000 Special Aueument Bonde outetanding
payable from aueesments levied against the benefitted propertiee and a
$731, 3ZO mortgage installment note payable at the rate of $58, 720, inclu-
ding intereet, per year through the year 1997.
WATER DEPARTMENT EARNINGS
(Yean ended December 31)
Gro•• Water Revenue
Oper. &. Maint. Expenee
Net Water Revenue
G. 0. Water Bond Debt Serv.
Coverage
$1,070,840 $1,160,067 $1, 38Z, 3Z4 $1, 300, 149
456,417 43Z,899 490,773 675,353
614,423 727,168 891,551 6Z4,791
370,973 559,458 568,073 569,Z96
1.65 1.30 1,57 1.10
WATER CONNECTIONS
(Yean ended December 31)
1971 1972 !lli .!.!!!
lneide City 9,806 9,852 9,887 9,890 Outelde Clty 403 406 409 410
10,209 10,258 10,296 10,300
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State of Colorado
Arapahoe County
School District No. 1
School District No. 5
School District No. Z
Net Overlapping Debt
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1975 Net
Assessed Valuation
$8,431,07Z,5ZO
821,968,215
86,163,948
Z94,873,10Z
23,575,270
Bonded Debt
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1' 975, 000
36,684,000
1' 535, 000
DEBT RATIOS
Net Direct Debt to Assessed Valuation ••••••••••
Net Direct 8. Overlapping Debt to Actual Valuation ••
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Applicable
1. 34CI/o
13. 71
98.00
4.05
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Per Capita Asseased Valuation ••••••••••••••••••
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PROPERTY TAX LEVIES AND COLLECTIONS
Levy Collection
Amount
Applicable
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1,935,500
1, 650, 780
638,560
$3,Z5Z,Z60
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$ 3, 137
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Mill Current Delinquent Per-.!!!! Year ~ ~· Collection• Collections centaae
1963 1964 11. 301 $567,253 $537,559 $ 957 94.93 1964 1965 12.301 612, Z58 597,813 1, 3Zl 97.86 1965 1966 15. 301 755,098 737,349 103 97.66 1966 1967 15. 301 786,783 118,457 3,555 99.39 1967 1968 15.301 806,619 789,019 609 97.89 1968 1969 4.985 304,592 299,049 1,807 98.77 1969 1970 4.985 325,196 3Z1,34Z 63Z 99.01 1970 1971 3.970 279,948 Z74 ,Zl6 321 98.0 7 J 971 197Z 3.970 299,187 295,980 311 99.04 l97Z 1973 3.970 321,048 no, 855 3Z) 99.93 1973 1974 3.970 349,415 349,284 473 99.96 1974 1975 6.970 653,894 653,684 0 99.9 7
• Ad valor m taxea r duced after 2'-aalea tax wae lntroduc d in Nov mber 1968,
and 3'-In S pt mb r 1970.
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1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975
State o.ooo o.ooo 0.000 o.ooo o.ooo 0.000 o.ooo County 9.300 10.700 10.500 9.700 8.800 8.800 9.798 Sch. Dist. No. I 65.234 66.944 68.410 65.820 53.430 56.480 51.9ZO City 4.985 3.970 3. 970 3.970 3.970 6.970 7.000 Co. Pub. Sch. Fund 0.000 o.ooo o.ooo o.ooo o.ooo o.ooo o.ooo Regional Trans, Diet, o.ooo 0.420 0.380 0.350 O. 3ZO 0.500 1. 460 Urban Drainage Diet. 0.000 0.100 0.100 0.100 0.500 0.500 0.484
Total 79.519 82.134 83.360 79.940 67.020 73,250 70.662
DEBT PAYMENT RECORD
The City of Englewood has a clear record of prompt payment of all principal and int e r e st
on outstanding obligations,
STATISTICAL INFORMATION
Sales and Use Tax Buildin& Permits
Retail Sales
Year Sal II Tax Year Number Valu
1965 $ 75,874,000 $ 333,181 1965 1,426 $ 2,225,214 1966 82,558,000 400,2 75 1966 1,746 4,758,286 1967 102,983,000 480,355 1967 I, 744 16,774,006 1968 156,246,000 797,115* 1968 1,797 12,849,779 1969 202,644,000 1,783,624 1969 2,250 12,683,812 1970 ZZ3, 734,891 2,363,510 .. 1970 2,537 10,624,990 1971 249,638,675 3,595,687 1971 2,436 13, 118,442 1972 303, 926, 117 4,419,668 1972 2,334 18,883,796 1973 351, 5Z4, 395 4,784,662 1973 2,637 20,005,139 1974 397,787,331 4, 45,790 1974 2,443 1 3 ,4 62,922 1975 N/A 4, 775,906 1975 2,392 28,117. I ***
* Sal • tax was incr sed Crom I 1e to 2'1-D cemb r 1968.
**Sales tax wa e increaeed from 2'1-to 31. Octob r 1970.
***lnclud • conetructlon oC th bi-clty eewer conetruction proj ct.
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1965 11,346 13,730
19 11,4 14,025
1967 11,512 14,672
196 11,793 14,980
1969 12,135 15,430
1970 12,550 15,620
1971 13,314 17,295
1972 13, • 17, 938
197 13, 0 1 ,445
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1975 14, 1 ,615
10,314
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10,506
10,608
10,65
10,710
10,790
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City of Arapahoe Englewood ..!!!! Enslewood County School District No.
1965 $ 49,348,076 $Z68,159,Z95 $44,Z43,960 1966 S1,4ZO _ 375 Z71, ZZ8,104 44,840,194 1967 53,407,873 Z81,180,0ZZ 45,6Z0,816 1968 61,101,694 Z99,916,850 53,Z01,0Z9 1969 65,Z34,818 315,3Z1,640 56, 986, 181 1970 70,669,559 336,590,570 61,84Z,495 1971 75,361,983 384,ZSZ,8SO 66,Z34,550 197Z 80,868,470 47Z, 587,880 70,845,Z90 1973 88,013,9ZO 57Z, 896, 380 77, 33Z, 550 1974 93,671,539 67Z,041,878 81,0Z0,007 1975 11 z. 7Z4, 898 773, 979, 800 85, 9Z7, 798
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ASSESSED VALUATION OF
TEN LARGEST TAXPAYERS rlf THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD
Capitol Alliance (Cinderella City) ••••••••••••
Mountain Bell • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • •
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Welbourne Inve•tment • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
General Iron Work• • • • • . • • • • • . • • • • ••••
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Flr•t National Bank of Enalewood • • • • • • • • • • • •
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3,44Z,350
1, 709,710
1,193,500
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1,155,500
99Z,450
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I NTRODUCED AS A BILL B~ COU NCIL ~eMBER
A DlLL rOR
AN ORDINANCE At f ', v; T!IE UHOLL COST OF THE
IMPROVEMENTS I'J\, I: t:1 PAVING DI!>TRICT '1 0. 22.
IN THE CITY OF '"! l 1 OClD , COLOPJ\00; AFI'ROVI ':G
A ND CONFIRMHlG 1'HC ;,ppQflTIONMENT OF SA! COST
TO EliCH LOT OR TP.A-. ~ c F LAND IN SAID DI ~TR ICT ;
ASSESSING A Sll.\RI; C r 0 .\lD COS T AGA INST t.:ACH
LOT OR TRACT OF LA~!) Ill THE DISTRICT; PRESC!U B-
I NG T HE MANN !'~ fOR TilE COLLLCTION AND P AnlE:'lT
OF S A ID ASSESSMENTS; AND DE CLARI NG AN EMERGE NC Y.
WHEREAS , by Ord>r.ance No. 7-1975, finally passed
a nd adopted on March 17, lq7 , the C>ty Council ha s created
Paving D1 str1ct No . 22, Wllhtn the C1ty of En glewood , for
ho pu r-ose of construct>nq ano 1nstalling str eet p a v>ng,
curb •~d gut~c r nd s1dcwalk .~provr m nta , togeth e r Wl th
n~reasary inc1denta ls, on ccr a1n st r~ct s: and
WHEREAS, the 1mp1ovemcnta authori zed by sa i d
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the whole coat of such improv enta haa been determine d ; and
EREAS. an •••~sane~t roll has been p repared and
a s tat ment ah •ng the to te
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leaving $431, 98.9l___ t o be
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.Bender, W. B., Tru ste e
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(1890 W. Evans Ave.)
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Denver, Colo. 80201
'1971 28 2 02 002
Elliott, Fred F. &
.Martha A., J t. Ten.
;209~ w. Adriatic Pl .
. $nglewood, Colo. 80110
1971 28 2 02 003 ~Peacock, Loren G. &
Eleanor A., Jt. Te,.
1 20 63 1-1. Adria tic Pl.
Englewood, Colo . 80 1 1 0
:-1 97:!. 28 2 02 004
1Le vy, Ma n de ll
;6 00 Un ivers ity Bldg.
·o nvc r, Colo. 80202
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;Rocha, Joseph R. &
. ,Martha B., Jt . Ten.
2 055 W. ~driat i c Pl.
·Englewoo d , Colo . 801 1 0
Jl971 28 2 02 006
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.;2051 W. Adriatic Pl .
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9231 Sur rey Rd. N.E.o .c .
.Castle ~oc k, Colo,_8010 4
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',Ra chak, M a rgu e r~te & I Andrew, Jt. Ten .
1 .152 5 S. 0 is
1 Denver, Co lo. 80226
1971 28 2 02 017 I Rachak, An dre w &
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!Denve r. Co lo . 80 226
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c/o r ican Nat1. Bank
Trust Oep
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,oe nv r, Co lo. 80201
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25' 14 Evans I . , (2325
SUBDIVISION
Park Estates
W. Evans Ave.)
Park Est.
W. Warren Ave.)
;-
$3,616.60
$ 445 .21
J~~n.ve_r:_ ~olo.-~0219
1'1971 28 2 03 025
Hillen, Sylvia R. 11 ;; -r-----------
1 4 330 W. Center Ave.
:oenver, Colo. 80219 I
19 71 28 2 03 0 6 -
R i chert, Edward &
Leona H., Jt. Ten.
2371 S. Yukon Way
·Lake wood ,_Colo._ 802
1971 28 2 OJ 039 !2.2
:Ex .. N. 1
125' 14 Evans Park Est. I I
I
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Ex .f S.
25 1 14 Evans Park Est.
(2214 w. Evans Ave.)
12 1 14
Ex .!N. 25'
for Rd. ;Evans Park Estates
I Xen ner , Frank P. &
'Alice M., Jt. Ten.
2209 W. Warren Ave .
Englewood .-.Colo. 80
1971 28 2 03 040
Brand sma, Henry w.
110 -~I
•Clasina
2230 s. Sherm n St.
0eOY.El.L__CqJ.QJ _802lO
1971 28 2 04 006
1Mock, Cle11 I. & Sa
R., Jt. Ten.
733 s. Xline Ct.
'
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'_ L!lke.!of~osL-Col,o 8Q;!
1971 28 2 04 023
Xest d, Platt L. '
A., Jt . Ten.
15_
Al m
2200 W. Warren Ave.
•Engl wood, Colo--80
1971 28 2 04 026
ll.D _
Mart ns, M lv~n E.
Watts, M bel ' Val ntine
Maryann '
11, Ex, s. 138. '
' Ex. N
25'' 14
1 Evans Park Estates
17 1 Ex
N. 164'
I 16 Evans Park Estates I (2355 w. Iliff Ave,)
tti. 1/2
10 1 16 Evans Park Estates
--20, Ex
N. 182'
2250 S. Zun~ St.
r r:ngl wood, Col o. 801 10
I . -t--,r---
1 l6L vana Park Estates
. r:
~u;cfa ~2 o• 021
Mart n , H lv1n f .
Wa a , M 1 ' Val n
1 Maryann
2250 s.
l:ngl
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N. li2'J
o 16 Evans Park Es a a 0
(2377 W. Iliff Av .)
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$ 460.06
$ 460.86
$ 460.06
$ 411.72
$1,058.17
$1,555 .21
$ 957.4 5
U,004.97
---,,. ~o-:-sJ ;---------• 375.06
ot H. u:r•
19, ,.
0 16 Evans
• 490 . 5
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,1971 28 2 04 036
j;Fowler, Ri cha r d D.
. ;2398 W. Warren Ave.
/.Englewood, Col o. 80110
1!1971 28 2 04 037
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Ex. s. j
26 • •for
I
Rd . ! !Evans Park Est.
2 i 16 J
SUBDIVISION
-----.a -_ ... --.._~ _ .... _ .
'Dud an, Frances B. &
j;Johnson, Doreen M.,
J 95 S. Zephyr St.
Ex. s. !
Jt. 26 • for Rd.
Ten· j J ,Evans P ark Est.
l.OenverL Colo.-8 0226
,1971 2tl 2 04 038
~Cape sius , Jerrold 0. &
'
Carolyn D., Jt. Ten. ~350 W. Warren Ave.
E!}91ewo.Qfi,_Cojo. j!OllO
: Beatrice M., Jt. TPn .
232 2 W. Warren Ave.
1 ~-(2374 W.· Warren Ave.) --3 16,
Ex. :s.
126' :for
Rd. IEvans Park Est.
--~~~1~350 w. Warren Ave.)
4 ' 16,
Ex. js. 6'
fo r Rd. Evans Park Est. 1
1971 28 2 04 039
Ratte, Robert D. &
Eng l~~d L..Colo. ~011 =-0 -t--. i.,...--t-------------1 1971 28 2 04 040 s 1 ,2
1 Bel fer, Bailey 5 , Ex. . 26'
, 2201 K~pling St. for 1Rd.
; Denv r, Colo. 80228 jl6 Evans Park Est.
-----1 ---j1W. .£1lt · c~ ....... ._ ___ _
6 1 16,
Ex. s. 26'
for (d. ~Evans Park Est.
~:::~··t:: ... P•rk Eat,
124. f
150. f
i 16 'Evo~ns P rk Est.
f
Po1rk Eat. ---------
.) . ---··
$ 963.51
$1,043 .88
$1,032.90
$1,042.07
'
$1,034 .62
$1,491.08
$1,497.02
$ 799.42
$ 800.41
$2,304 .96
U.tl6.ll
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._ . ' ~ ~
l 1971 28 2 04 050 15 16,
Mock, Irv1ng J. & Grace 1Ex. N. 26'
IE., Jt. Ten. lfor:Rd., 1Evans Park Est.
'2295 W. Iliff Ave. 1 i (2295 W. Iliff Ave.)
J_E_ng_l ew~o_d_,_co lo __ ·8_o_u 0 -r-l--::---,--
f1971 28 2 04 05116 16j
1Mock, Irving J. & Grace Ex. N. 26'
;E., Jt . Te':'. 'for Rd.i Evans Park Est.
• 2285 W. Illff Ave. r 1 (2325 w. Iliff Ave.)
tr EnglewoodJ Colo. 80110 _ ,_ ., _ _ --------_
1971 28 2 04 052 N. 164' )of
Mock, Irving J. & Grace 17 16 ~E., Jt. Ten. Ex. N . 26'
i 2285 W. Iliff Ave. for Rd. Evans Park Est .
I Engl wood,_Cgl_o . ..!1011.0_ 2332 W. Baltic Pl. r~~!~o~~.2 ~:h~~3 B. ~!.1 ~~·26'
237 5 W. Illff Ave. for Rd. Evans Park Est.
Engl ewood , Colo. 80110 I
1971 28 2 Q4 054 Johnaon, W1ll1am A. &
1iza h, J . Ten.
2380 w. Bal ic Pl.
·E gl" C• lo. 801
T1911 28 2 04 o5s ~Sigler, Larry L. &
Dianna S., Jt. Ten.
2200 S. Zun1
Eng1 wpod, Colo. BOllO
1 1971 28 2 05 001
Lash, Clarence A. &
Spark, Amy S., Jt. Ten.
2190 W. Warren Ave.
I
N. Pl. 4'
f 19, Ex.
~-26' &lEx. w .. 85'
__ 1 16 Evans Park Est tes __
N. 131. 4' of Lot 20 & N. 131.44
of w .• S5' of Lot 19, Ex. N. 26'
1 l6 ~~vans-~=t_. ___ _
l. I
2 15 Evans Park Esta ea I ng1ewood, Co1o,_80110
·19712 205003 s.9o.71
Clark, Ja~es H. & Dan1e 19,
Cecili a P., Jt. Ten. 20 15 Evans
, c/o Jefferson Ba n & Ttu•t (2193
J>. 0' ,., 15008 ___ -.,....,_..._l'---;---t·--------
Lak wo , Colo. 80215
Park Esta a
w. Ilift Ave.)
1971 28 2 05 010
Kane, Dorothy H. &
Richard A., Jt . T n.
c/o Johnson kr~a &
555 ca i ol L1 c n
D nver, Colo. 80203
12 -:------_j Park Esl.
$2,537.34
$2,084.49
$1,040.38
$2,085.42
$ 474.37
$ 466.45
$3,276.97
$2,856.96
U,OU.Jl
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NAME AND ADDRESS I
Lot Block SUBDIVISION
$1,044.31
t i
19 7 2 8 2 05 02 lS lS,
,.Rose & Co . 1/3 & Ri r. tr·d-Ex. N. ~5'
'son Agcy . 1/3 & Shirley ~for Rd. ,Evans Park Est. J~~~;~~;t~l~t -t ~· --;~: ~~~1 -w._:~:-=~---;Denver, Colo. 80202
1:
' : I,
!1911 28-2 ·as 022
1,Enz, Donald G. & Amy
1 J t . Ten.
i -3, lS )
E., 1Ex . S. 2S'
for Rd. Evans Park Est. 1 2184 W. Warr en Ave .
!Englewood, CQlo. __ 8(lljO_ ~1971 28 2 OS 023 4 15~
lfisr wn, Geo. H. ' Vera D., Ex. s. ~s·
1Jt. T n. for Rd. Evans Park Est.
l 2170 W. Warren Ave. I I 1 Engl wood,_Colo. 80110 _
fll97 28 2 OS 024 5 j 1S
IMont rey Mortgage Corp. Ex. S. 25'
1c/o B. D. Neff for Rd. i Evans Park Est . ~2722 S. Knoxville Way J I (2050 W. Warren Ave.) 1
I'Denv r, Colo. 80227 _ __ :___ __________
1
1971 28 2 OS 029
1
18 15,
Hock, Irving J. & Grace iEx. N. S' 1
,E., Jt. Ten. lfor Rd. Evans Park Est.
1228S W. Iliff Ave.
Englewood, Colo. 80110 _ ------fun 28 2 os o3o-17-15,1 '
/
'Hock, Irving J. & Grace Ex. N. 25' I
E., Jt. Ten. for Rd. Evans Park Eat.
1 2285 W. Iliff Ave . 1 '
'tEngl wood, CQ.lo,_JOllO_ -l-___________ ! '~1971 28 2 05 031 I 16 15,
Gl ason, J. s. ,Jr., Admr.
1
Ex. N. 5'
'!veta. Affairs for Rd. Evans Park £st.
1 Wuh1ng on, D.c. 20000 (2111 w. Iliff Ave.) ----
.1971 28 2 os 032 I 14 15 •
1: • is• J ~f~~ Rd. (v~=--:~~~----i 13 15,
Ex. • 25' I for Rd. ! Evans Park Eat.
22=-~-
r . 24 77 h rid H a.
1
(19tO W. llttc Pl.) ·t~~'----------~ 1, 1
8 77 1sh r d
(1907
n H a.
w. rurc .Ave.) I . ·------·1
-·---..
It ••
$ 4S3.21
$ 4S3.21
$ 4S3.21
$1,497.10
$1,497.10
$1,504.72
$1,051.46
$1,053.S5
$1,892.62
$ 260.27
• 57o.u
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Frye, Henry A.
t•
1835 W. Ill.ff
Denver, Colo. 80 2 23
,. -----------
1971 28 2 06 012
Underh~ll, John C.
1801 W. Iliff
Englewood, Colo. 80110
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145 77
46-
48 77
oUBDIVISION
I
: Sheridan Hts.
I
1 Sheridan Hts.
I
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11971 28 2 06 013
Sprigg, Juanita M.
'c/o Manuel Murillo
. ' ---r ·---0 0-----,
1i Sheridan Hts.
08 W. Baltic Pl.
~nglewood, Colo._BOll O
,~971 2 8 2 06 014
•Cow ell , F. Wesley
I 'll' __ _
1
821 w. 8th Ave.
Denver, Colo . 80204
(1824 W, Baltic Pl.) I
77 Sheridan Hts.
11---------
I
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1971 28 2 06 015 6-
Garcia, T i to ' L tie, 10 77 h ridan Hts
IJt. Ten. I L •
<1848 W. B~ltic
. :Englewo od, .Colo. 80110 -l'--0 ----
Garcia, Tito ' L tt~e M. 12 77 Sheridan Hts.
1
1971 28 2 06 016 11, 1
,Engl wood, Colo. 80110 1
1848 w. Baltic ~ 1 ~'n asa w. Baltic Pl.)
'h9ii 2s 2 o6oD --u ~ -, -------1
.Bu chl r, Betty Ann 11 4 I 77 Sheridan Hts, 1.
1 !1910 w. B ltic Pl. I
•Englewood, Colo. 80110
1971 28 2 o6 018 ~s-,--+------------
1 iJes , Walter Alb rt ' !16 77 Sheridan Hts. ~
~yrt1 e H r~e. Jt. Ten .
1 11930 w. B 1 ic Pl. j
IEnql wood, Colo. 80110 ---+---+------------
1971 28 2 06 019 '11-1
, Jess , Walt r Albert ' 1 77
1
Sher.idan Hts. !
' H rtle Hart e l J • Ten .
11 30 W. B 1t c Pl.
-r.=nqlewood, Colo. 80110 ---------1
1971 28 2 0 0 20 I
1w nJt, 01iv x. 77 Sh ridan Uta, j
• 1198 w. Ba1tlc Pl. I 1
'r:ngl wood, Colo. 8 0110 I 1 ------------
w. Iliff A e.
w od, Colo. 10110
21 2 07 019
I
1/2
alley
71
I
h r dM Hts.
l
1/2
alley
71 (h rid n H s. -(-Ilitf
1/~
.tl
7
I
Av .)___,
i
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I
$ 427.82
$1,801.51
$3,751.24
$1,632 .47 '
$4,015.52
$1,577.25
$1,369.96
$1,291.19
$1,959.51
$1,306.59
U,236.27
• 710.21 ,
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NAN,f AND ADDRESS Lol Bl oc~ I
SUBDIVISION
' 1971 28 2 07 027
;Flock, Wi llie H. ' 14, -----··--~-·:
$ 342.08
j l712 W. Bal ic Pl.
,Englewood , Colo. 80110
jl
----------jH71 28 2 01 028
,Stanley, Maxine
·2310 W. Harvard Ave.
!Englewood, Colo. 80110
fi971 28-2 -07-029 ---
:Gorham, George W.
••1770 W. Balt ic PL
lEnglewood, Colo. 80110
I 15 & 1/2
'vac. au'ey
-l dj . 78 ~Sheridan
16 ' 1/2
Vac. alley
J\dj. 78 Sheridan
1 I --,_ ,17 p I :
,18 ~ l/2
Vac. alley
Adj. 78 Sheridan
'
0 ·,1 l/21 ,Gorham , George w. &
Hts.
Hts.
-
Hts.
1
1971 28 ~30 ~9
Cla ra T., Jt. T n. ac. alley
177 0 W. Baltic Pl. !Adj. 78
1
' Sheridan Hts.
1Engle:,.ro£d Colo_.~O!l_Q
' 19 71 28 2 07 031 •:rr:-··
j Barton Leasing !23 .; 11i
t ~2245 s. R r1tan St. Vac. alley
--·------""
, loenver, Colo . 80223 Adj. 78 1 Sheridan Hts. 4 1 _____ (17I_L_W~Baltic Pl.)
I ·1 9i128i080o-=-2-----+.l-I IX-Hac, Inc. 146 & 16'1 Vac. alley lying
2200 S. Raritan St. Btwn. so Lots
Englewood, Colo. 80110 j __ ,~_7_j9 _sh_er.id-an _"t_s. _ -~l97l 28 2 09 001 1-1 __ __.
•G A z B Corp., The 3 7 Alta Vista
f5199 S. Clarkso n j (2250 S. Tejon St.)
I rLittleton, Colo. 80121
-yui12a io9 oo 2
Strauss, Cary o.
I 1922 w. Warr n Ave.
Eng1 wood, Colo. 80110
li-1~9-7 .... 1--:2-:8 l09-0 0 3
B rton Broth rs, Inc.
'ldba Bar on Bro h ra
' L aaing
. '
2245 S. nt n St, _
Englewood, Colo. 80110
--:. 1971 28 2 09 004
1 !I rton L atn
4. I I
5 7 tAlU Viata
l
7 Alta V1s a
1
(1856 w. Warr nAve,)
• -i----------=----
1
~7~At a viSa----
12245 S. Rar1 an S •
I En9l wo , Colo. 80110
, I (1152 W. Warr n Av .)
I
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7 Alta V1ata
(1141 w. W rren Av .)
T---
7 Al a Vu a
------
$ 171.05
$ 342.08
$ 342.08
$ 842.00
$6,861.44
$6,255.73
$5,799.69
$2,838.30
2,197.59
U,U7.S9
$6,5) .04
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NAME AND ADORESS
!1971 28 2 10 0 03
1.v and e r Ho r s t, John H. &
;Ra lph
;.1001 E. Hampden Ave .
•Denv e r , Colo. 80222
lot 81 ocl<. ·
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1-4
I
-' . 6 Alta
j (
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SU BDI VISIO N
Vi s ta
w. Adriatic Pl .)
·~--·-------· I •1971 28 2 10 0 0 4 ~-10 6 -'Ai t~ Vist~ ·--------
:v a nd e r Hors t, John H. & ,
Ralph '( W. Adriatic Pl.)
.7007 E . Hampden Ave .
,Denver, Colo . 8 0222
!1971 28 2 11 001
Head, Do nald L. &
'Lillia n I., Jt. Te n .
i'2198 W. Ad r i atic Pl.
u>n gl e wood , Colo. 80110
)9 7 1 28 2 11 002
!Levy, Ge n e ~52 5 Fai r fa x S t .
•1'oenver , Colo . 8 0220
l97T2ii21T 0 0 3 ---
,High land , T ed E. & Lena
·;.., Jt . Te n .
.!2175 W. Wa rr en
f,n g l e wood , Colo. 80110
,1971 28 2 1 1 00 4
,1Rice , Jane E.
:1c/o Ted Highland
'j2113 W. W rre n
'
Englewoo d, Colo. 80110
1971 28 2 11 0 0 5
!.c row l ey, John F. & Cor a
,,.., Jt. Te n.
jRt. 1, Box 312
t Morriaon, Co lo . 80 4 6 5
t 1 971 28 2 11 0 1 6
Rose, J e anne
'23,
'24 88 S herida n Hts.
(2190 W. Ad r iatic Pl.) l
:2s .:-·-1 -----------
1
27 1 88 Sheridan Hts.
1 :(2195 W. Warren Ave .)
I ; •28-=-r -r-----------
ln 88
I S h er ida n Ht s .
I
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36
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88 ~heri da n Ht s.
,(21 7 1 W. Warr en Ave.)
88 Sheridan Hts.
(2169 w. Warren Ave .)
-------
88 Sh rid n Hts. :c/o Co rd ova , Charlot
1carolyn Char lot e, J ' . (2030 W. Adriatic Pl.)
• ,2030 w. Adrh t 1 Pl.
En91 ood , Co l o. 80 110
1971 28 2 11 011
' W bb, Cr 1 9 A. ' 'M., Jt . T n.
''2162 w. Ad u a t lc
n g l wood , Colo.
•1 7 1 2 8 2 11 018
1 1 0 t ,
'110 w.
<]l ew
Pl.
10110
Pl.
10110
T n.
_]
• 88 S h e ridan Hts.
••
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1/4 1/4 e. 21·4 -8 1
Til. • 00'1 Til . S. 00 ' 1 Til. oo•, 111 . lOO ' 9·
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$4,193.37
$6,2 91.7 8
$1,292.16
$1 ,37 4 .06
$ 358.10
$ 268 .57
s 164 .3 4
$ 1 64 .33
$ 268.5 7
• 261 .5 7
$ 179 .06
$7 ,5 1.15 • •
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;Reffel, Alma L. & Hyne s ,
Dorothy J.
,1950 S . Cherokee St.
f::e~~ -~1o:_ 8~~2~-__
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SUBD IVISION 1 lot Block
I • I -. Beg. 401.9' E. of SW Cor. of SE
1/4 SW l/4 of Sec. 28; Th. E.
259.09'i Th. N. 449.04'; Th. on
'an l'.ng. 1to left of 6 8° 124.32 ';
Th. on Ang. to left of 19"19'31",
,142 .. 97' :. Th._S. 500.96'-~_fl~g ~-'.
Ex. Rds. Sec. 28-4-68
'(2695 S. Raritan St.)
i
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,1971 28 3 00 014 . ·E 1/2 of NE 1/4 of SE--1/4 of
,Rossi, Robert & Madeline SW 1/4 28-4-68
:, Darr, Thomas L. & 1 j 't=~~r~~-~~rvard ____ : .--------------" '•9l•~od . Colo. 80110 I : I
11:1971 28 3 00 030 1Beg., 690' E & 356,93' N. of SW
'!Silverman, Fred & Butz, Cor. of SE 1/4 S W 1/4; Th. N
I .Wilbert, Ten. in Com. ,92.11 ' M/L; Th, SE 639.05' to ~795 W. Yale Ave. Pt. on Wly, line of C&S RR; Th.
nglewood, Colo, 80110 ~Wly. Alg. SD line 30' M/L; Th,
.NWly. 485'; Th. SE 51.89' to
Beg. 28-4-68 'cs. Raritan)
~971 28 3 00 031
,Edward El ctric Conat.
!CO.
11795 w. Yale Ave.
.Engl wood, Colo. 80110
1971 28 J 02 021
. Gold lth, Cabri 1 M. ' 1Julia A., Jt. Ten.
11 Co tonwood Lane
1(!-ittleton, Colo. 0121
11971 28 3 02 024
j urn tt, D v1d A. '
1 liube h c., Jt. T n.
:2130 w. lhff
nglewood, Colo. 80110
19?1 21 ) 02 027
'Drive , w. J.
Ad~. o! Veta. A!fa1ra
Washington, D. c. 20000
l
I 71 21 3 02 029
Aqg uc , rank L . & Cra
A., J • T n.
• llOtl . 44th Av e.
al R1dge, Colo. 100
lt71 21 l 02 OJO
I 11, oltali J.
2274 w. Illft I tngl , Colo . 8 0 110
I 1971 21 l 02 Ol)
11 y, w 1
ha
0 11 0
I 4 -I -•
Beg. 690' E. & 40' N. of SW Cor.
ef SE 1/4 SW 1/4; Th. E. 145';
~h. N. 307.7'; Th. NWly, 111.2';
Th. SWly. 51.89'; Th. S, 316.93'
_M/L .to g. 28-4-68 __ _ _ __!
N. 5.5' of Lots 18 ' 19, Blk. 1,
Ex. E. 5' for Rd .
l Southlawn Gdna. Ann x.
I (2000 W. Iliff Ave.) I
I
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114
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5
1 Southlawn Cdna. Annex.
1 Southlawn Cdna. Annex.
,(2218 w. Iliff Av .)
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1 Sou h1awn Cdna. Ann x.
(2268 w. Iliff Ave.)
1. Ann x .
I
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$9 ,57 9.69
$7,313,58
$1,233.02
$8,119.93
$1,817.72
$2,35 2.21
$1,195.79
$1,173.49
$1,176.00
$1,113.92
' 204.11)
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;1971 28 3 0 2 OJB
1Rom e ro, Ri chard J.
1,There sa , J t. Ten.
;c/o Wes t ern Sav . Assn.
5809 W. 38th Ave.
roenver ,_ Colo ._80212
...,1971 2 8 3 02 039 ' ;coe, Lonny J.
:2060 W. Il iff Ave.
!Englewood, Colo. 80110
)1971 2a ·3 -0 2 o 4o
i:eoe, Lonny J .
·2060 W. Ilif f Ave .
''Englewo od, Co l o. 80110
' ---------hl971 28 3 0 2 0 41
'
Solana, Fred C. & 1
Margare J., Jt. Ten .
! :)238 W. IU ff Ave.
~nglew ood,_Colo. 80110
: 1~971 28 3 02 045
, /1Telfer, Margaret L., et
al, Jt . Te n .
1'2399 W. Wesl ey Ave.
.. Englewood , Colo. 80110 . 1:1911 28 l 0 2 0 4 6
• 10kamura, Randy 5.
, 1.2330 W. I liff Ave.
'Englewood , Colo. 80110
:j ---
. 1971 28 3 0 2 049
'Live s ay, Mi ldred C.
1;360 W. I l iff Av
E~glewo:d~ C~o. 801 10
97 28 3 0 2 050
!Mart inez , Leto' Della, ;:Jt. T n .
12352 w. Iliff Ave .
·~En g l e wood, Colo._BOllO
11971 28 3 02 053
lcurti ss , Louis J. '
I•P arl , Jt. Ten .
251 w. 5th 1Akro n, Colo. 80720 _
. rl-9 7 1 28 J o2 oss
IP d ia , B rnie N . '
1 Ma r y L., J. T n.
12196 W. Ill.ff Ave .
1Eng l ewood, Colo. 80110
,19 71 28 3 02 056
,Croa y, Jam s 1'. '
illi Jo, Jt . T•n.
2186 w. Iliff AVP,
·-ng1 o t, Colo. Oll 0
11971 28 02 057
; JHollti 1d, Ida R.
• 12052 w. Ill ! Av
I ngl wood , Colo. 80110 I .-
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t. 47' of
I 1 9 ; 1 Southlawn
s. 180'J
Gdns. An n e x.,
1Ex. E.. '
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1 5 1 S ou th1awn Gdn s . Annex.
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Lot 1 , E:x. N. 117 ,9' of s. 147 .9' ·a 1 k .' 1 , 'Ex, w. 5 • I South1awn Gdns . An ne x. , I
t ----. ----•. 13 4 ' I
4 1 Southlawn Gdns . Annex .
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2 ------1 South1awn Gdns . Annex .,
j ",~·-·, [" '::.:·Cd" '"·=-
Ex. . 25' for: Rd. I
I ---1 Sout 1 wn
S 25 ' for Rd .
6 ns. Ann x.,
1(2294 w. Iliff Ave.)
I
11 1 outhlawn Gdn • Ann x.,
Ex . S. 25' for Rd,
Gdns. Ann x,,
• Ann
• An
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$ 180.24
$1,1 77.06
$1,166.75
$1,176.00
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$1,07 2 .41
$1,20 7.53
$1,1 75 .91
$1 ,17 5.30
$1,166.75
$1,208.66
$1,19 .33
$1,204.24
82,910.13 • •
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•,Miller, Billie S. & Inez I' 1 3 Southlawn Gdns. Annex. I•R., Jt. Ten. I j (2329 W. Harvard Ave.) 12319 W. Harvard I
,1Englewood, Colo. 80110 j _ _j_
~1971 28 3 04 008 s 1/2
jKing, James H. & Laura 8 & .
NAAIE AND ADCRESS SUBDIVISION
$2,900.89
$2,899.04
1A. , Jt. Ten. j9 , 3 ,south lawn Gdns. Ann ex .
rBox 73 L_.'--!(2169 w. ~arvard-Ave .> __ I'J>ima, Arizona 85543
1971 28 3 04 010 ill, l :
rKisselman, Jacob ·12 I 3 'Southlawn Gdns, Annex , $2,891.65
2120 w. Baker l l :'Englewood, Colo. 80110
~1 28 3 04 011 13 I 3 South lawn Gdns. Annex, ve r, W. J. I (2060 w. Baker Ave.) Adm. of Vets. Affairs
!wash ington, D.C. 20411 I 1971 28 3 04 012 141 3 Southlawn Gdns, Annex, ~eld on, William S . &
,Mabel E., Jt. Ten. I
12050 W. Baker I _l~nqle w ood._Colo __ 80110 _
197128304013 15 1 3,
1zamora, Gloria z. 1Ex. E. ! I
,7020 Canosa Ct. for Rds.
1 W a minster , Colo. 80030 I Southlawn Gdns. Annex,
.1971 28 3 04 015
Mortimer, Margaret L. 12397 w. Harvard Ave.
~nqle wood, Colo . 80110
~1971 28 3 04 017
Young, v rna E.
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Flying Saucer Mobile Par I 2500 W. H mpden Ave.,
~ Spa ce_l 0 2 6--:---=-::-:-:'7"-
Engl wood, Colo. 80110
28 3 OS 003
(2001 W. Harvard Ave,) ----s. l/2
1 •Ex.
~· 51
t 3 Southlawn Gdns. Annex.
s. 1/~--------------------
10 l 3 Southlawn Gdna. Annex.
; (W. Harvard Ave.)
I
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37 12 Sou hlawn Gdna.
ou hlawn Gdna.
outhlawn Gdna.
Ave.)
ne.
$1,446.68
$1.446.68
$1,418.47
$1,276.92
$1,U6.68
$2,344.47
.2,336.75
$2,327.51
$3,525.10
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1971 28 3 OS 011 12 4 1 2 Southlawn Gdns.
!?<o nrad, M arjo r~e May I I
•·2109 W. Va ssar Ave.
J''oenver, Colo. 80210 1 l
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1971 28 3 OS 012 ··' J i3 j 12 'South lawn Gdns .
/
;Gates, Edwa rd L. ' Sylvi • t I
IJt. Ten. I 1
1:2079 W. Vas sar Ave. : j
..;.Engle~ood, J;olo._8011 0 -'---t---·-:----
•1971 28 3 05 013 12 t 12 Southlawn Gdns.
1
1cates, Edward L. ' I ' ~y1via, Jt. Ten. I ·
!'2079 W. Vassar Ave. j
:E n,gl.Q!!oo d Col~_ll_O
1
,1 97 1 28 3 OS 014 21 12 pouthlawn Gdns. Chambers, Earle H. ' Lea ~-, Jt. Te n.
f'2 00 5 W. Vassar
-j:Engl wood,_Colo. 80110
tl-971 28 3 05 OlS
jG arn r, Jackie M. ' S.
~Ruth, Jt. Ten.
1,2001 w. Vassar
20 I 12,
't~; 'id. 51
South1awn Gdns,
_,Engt Jo~Ood,_Colo._8011 0
l97l 28 3 05 017 17 12 Southlawn Gdns.
Yamr ick, Walter ' Nacel1i
1
, (2030 w. Harvard Ave.) I 1 alter C., Ten. in Comm.
708 Ridgewood
_JJ or range , orida 32019_--r-:-:-;---:------~:-------
1,1 971 28 3 05 018 16 1 12 Southlawn Gdns.
IIBaxter, R. Ray ' Rosem r
2050 w. Harvard Ave.
, Eng1 wood, Colo. 80110 1
4,
5 12
12 : 12
South1awn Gdns.
South1awn Gdna.
Av .)
$1,163.75
$1,617.22
$1,163 .75
$1,173.00
$ 912.98
$1,190.50
$1,163.84
$2,317.42
$1,164.08
$1,163.20
U.l54.60
$2,323.2
$2,307 .41
' t71.21
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'cance, Rob ert D. ;s. 120' !&
)'1865 S. Bryant S t . ·Ex. w. ~.
:;Denver, Colo. 80 219 _[JI 121southlawn Gdns.
J ·---i_ -1 (2500 s. Zuni St.)
j:l971 28 3 05 032 s . 120' $ 752.45 ,Gance, Robert D. I 38 ; Ex ~
;1865 S. Bryan t St. ,W. 5' 1 J ~en_ver, Colo. 8~219 __ L _· 12l ~~u~~~~ ~~-----·-·
kl971 28 3 OS 033 1. 2, Ex. $1,200,58
tw sor iclt , Charles James
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s. 25'
c/o Na tional Mt ge. ::Jco. for Rd.
11550 E. 17th Ave. ' 12 Southlawn Gdns. 1'f!env~rJ_Colo_,_~O:VJI 23-..!0J~_Har'l.il.~;.d _Ave ..J _ 11971 28 3 05 038 IW· SO'lf $1,511.03 Bertsch, Gerard C. & IS. 120'
· ~Ru th Ann, Jt. Ten. 28 ' 12 Southlawn Gdns. 22 01 W. Vassar Av e.
1 i~ng1ewoo C~lQ_ 80110
1971 28 3 05 0 39 120' F-f $1,92 8.34 1 ,Richard s , Roy D. & M. 33' o,f
!,Elizabeth A., Jt, Ten . 27, & s;. 120' of ~2189 W. Vassar Av e. . 17' of
._j,Englewood,. Colo ._SOllO 28 ' 12 !southlawn Gdns, __ _
,,1971 28 3 05 040 !s. 120' ~f $1,923.48 ·.Morris, Curtis L. & 'r.. 34' o 'f
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Lillie, Jt. Ten. L27 , s .1 12o• of ~179 W. Vas sa r Ave . . 16' of
Engl ewood , Colo. 801 10 26 12 Southlawn Gdns. ____ _
Jl§"71-28 3 o·s -o41 --. iTo • 'f • $1,983 .11
:/Barcelona, Paul C. & 26,
1
Ex. W. 16' 1 ~lizabet h , Jt. Ten. 12 Southlawn Gdns. I 2159 W. Vassar Ave. :
i Englewood, Colo. 80110
;! 9 71 2 8 3 0 5 0 4 2 · -·---r::-18::-1 2 +:S:-o-u-:t-:h-:1:-a-w-n-=Gd:-:-n-s-.-----$1 , 16 4 • 54 ; ~Reid, De an F. & Donna M.
I ,2024 W. Harvard Ave. 1
Englewood, Colo . 80110
971 28 3 05 043
I 1R i d, Dean F. ' Donna M.
I 1~024 w. Harvard Ave.
1 ~ngl wood, Colo. 80110
971 28 3 05 044
~tanley, Max ine Lud 11
I 310 W. Harvard Ave.
ngl ewood , Colo. 80110
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t 971 28 3 05 04 5
Stanley, Maxin Lud 11 1
2310 W. Harvard Ave.
ngl wOOd, Colo. 10110
112 lnt.
H. Co.
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, Co l o • 10110
19, Ex.
$ 843 .18 5' 12 Southl wn Gdna. 1= w. Harvard Ave.)
I
outhlawn Gdn a, $2,3 72.25
7 I I
8 12 Southl wn Gdns. $2,)07.47
ll $1,919.89
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11J, B-0:1001 ~ Downey Sub.
11525 S. OtJ.s :
Lakewood, Colo. 80215 ·
$1,919.99 1
:Rachak , An drew ~lOj '(1725 W. Harvard Ave.)
'l . I . ___ _ -~1971 28 -3 -09 ooa -10 i -Downey sub.
.1607 W. Harvard Ave. ·
$1,919.99 1.Kowell, Joseph R. . I
'Englewood, Colo. 80110 1 _u= _______ -------, __ r--------------
11971 28 3 09 009 9 Downey Sub.
·Krebs, Garnet 0 . I I
11 1601 W. Harvard l ~ l'tnglewood, Colo. 80110
1 1971 28 3 09 016 -----14-1 ---------
$1,909.36
$5,621.44 ~Axelson, R . L. 1 6 I Downey Sub.
12357 S. Sherman St. jC2496 S. Raritan St.)
Denver, C~lo~~~lO ~~ -~~-~-------
• •1971 28 3 10 001 1 I 2 rlon lnd. Pnk Foerster, E. w., Jr.
'5580 E. Dicken son Pl.
•Denver, Colo. 80222:-1 '
I o -------111971 28 3 10 002 2T2/Tej~Ind.Park 'Sou th Arapahoe Inv. Co. I
:·c/o James Medema 1
f 7334 S. Albion St. 1
1Littleton,_Colo. 80122 _ 1 _ ·-,·--·-_____ --··-_
11971 28 3 10 003 1 3 2 Tejon Ind. Park
j,South Arapahoe Inv. Co. I 1 I
c/o James Medema 1
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!7334 S. Albion St. I :
'Lit tleton, Colo. 80122 --.L_=---:--~-:-~-:------
:1971 28 3 10 004 1 4 i 2 Tejon Ind. Park.
I,South Arapahoe Inv. Co. 1 I
·c/o James Med ema
1 17334 s. Albion St.
L.Littl eton, Colo. 80122 __ -------
j:l971 28 3 10 005 I 5 2 /Tejon Ind. Park I l c!o Jam s M dema 1
1~7 334 S. Albion St. I ~1~~~-~2 _!__i -1--
19 71 28 3 10 006 I 6 • 2 ITejo_n_I_n _d -.-Park
1c/o Jail' s Med m 1 I
:,,7334 S. Alb1on St. : J
Littl ton, Colo . 90122
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•1971 28 3 10 007 7 2 Tejon Ind. Park South Arapahoe lnv . Co. j
c/o Jam a M d rna t 1 ~
t 7334 s. Albion S I t tLi l ton, Colo. S0122 -t . . _ _ _
1 1971 28 3 11 004 I 1/Tejon lnd. P ark
1 Lende rink, Ar nd R., Jr .
• 3130 S. H um old t S • j
1 Engl wood, Colo. 80110
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l t1971 28 311005 1 1Tejon Ind . Park ~~~~ ~.Ar apMh
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7334 ~. Al 10n St .
• L l l on, Colo. 80122
11971 8 J ll 006 I , fsouth Ar h lnv. Co.
C/O Ja a H
7334 S. Al Lo n S • J L
Lit 1 n, Colo. 80122 __ -·-
$2,542.29
$7,177.88
$4,006.29
$4,006.29
$2 ,5 4 2.29
$2,542.29
$5,501.52
$6' 538.77
$3,038.04
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1971 34 2 06 004
'General Iron Works Co . ~860 S. Elati St.
!En glewoo d, Colo. 8011 0
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14 -I I
24 I 3 .Terrys Add. I
$16,790.76
$ 1,4 79.73
$ 1,275,52
$ 5,798.94
$ 6,992.29
2077 10 1 17 001
jBraswell, Gl en Edward,
Jr. ' Mary Ann, Jt. Ten.
14500 s . Wash ington St.
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1 ' I I $
2' , 49 js. Bdwy. Hts.
1
. 239.96
• Englewood, .Colo. 80110
!2 077 10 1 17 002
Maxw el l, Robert D. ' Iva
kJe an, J . Ten.
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/P.4508 S. Washington
-~ngl wood, Colo 80110
: ,2077 10 l 17 003
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Xop tz y, Rudolph Vincen
I ' Mar i lyn Roberta, J . T
4 51 6 S . Washington
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I ' Englewood, Colo. 80110
2077 10 1 17 004
Scott, Gary Lee ' Be ty
n, Jt . T n.
4532 S. Wash1ngton S
49 I . Bdwy. l!ta, 1 $
ngl wo od, Colo . 80110 _
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2011 1o 1 11 oo5 9, 1
Ola n, Leon rd K. '
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10 49 • Bdwy. Hta. lirab th ., J. Ten.
1 4540 S. I S hln!)ton t . •
gl wOOd, Colo. 80110 _ _
2077 10 1 17 00 pt, I
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15, I I u 4 9 wy. H •·
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491.10
346.12
293.04
239.96
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,Engelhardt, Herman & 19 49 ·s. Ddwy. Hts.
Patricia, Jt . Ten. I
!:4570 S. Washington
Jtnglewood, Colo. 80110 !
SUBDIVISION
$
' 1:2077 10 1 17 010 12 0, I I
iCox, Douglas L. & j 21 . 49
1
s , Bd~. Hts, · I1Midori M., Jt. Ten. 1 i4574 S . Washington : 1
Engl_ewQod, _Colo. 80110 ___ _j __
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1 2077 10 1 17 011 22-I
, ·Ayers, James L. & 24 : 49 :5, Bdwy, Hts,
$
$
i4580 S, Wash.
~ilvyann
1 Englewood~_Colo . 80110 __ ~~~~~------------
120 77 10 1 18 013 25, I $ ~alker , Clyde T. & Lucy 26 50 S, Bd~, Hts, 2nd F1g, 1':1 ·, Jt. Ten.
4S8 5 s. Wash. 1Engle wood Colo 80110
2077 10 1 18 014 27,
, 1 al ke r, Clyde T . & Lucy 28
:M., Jt. Ten. I
!4S8 S S. W s h .
~ngle.,.,ood Co_lo.,_JJ01J..O _
2077 10 1 18 01S
Kling ensmi th, Gary W. &
SO 5. Bdwy. Hts . 2nd F1g.
29 .~--,---
$
$
ffi netta v ., Jt. Ten .
73 S. Washington
I glewood ,_Colo. _8.Qll0
~077 10 l 18 016 ~ogel sberg , Karl 0. '
~el ma 0., Jt. Ten.
'~L".~ .... ~ 200~~
31, I j-s
32 50~. Bdwy. Hta. 2nd Flg.
; 1456S S. Wash i ng ton
1 'Englewood CQ.lo. QJ.l
2077 10 1 18 017 h iller, Ronald w.,
uTrustee
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557 S. w shington St. I nglew99dJ _Co}~. 80110
t 077 10 l 18 018
I Tarrant, Anna L ura
€37 s. Wa sh1ngton St.
91 wood, Colo. 80110
f 77 10 1 1 8 019
l adowa, Clyde o. ,
1 [r nces M ., Jt. Ten.
1 .4541 s. w sh •
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,tng1 wood, Colo . 80110
I 2077 10 1 18 0 20 '
• JPatter aon, S an d y R ,
• 4533 S. Wa a hington S •
n g1e oo<J, Colo . 8 0110
l l8 021
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35' I I
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--'--[(4549 s. Washington)
7 . r ~ :· ~-~·Y. ~:-·:~ "· ·_
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wah ngton .)
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239.96
359,94
239.96
239.96
239.96
287.SO
444 .70
239.96
239.96
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382.56
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f2077 10 1 18 024 47) I
,;Loveridge, Dennis E . & __,48 : I_" r· adwy. "'"· 2od Flg.
~ -· ·. __,..~---·-.. --
1.Karen L., Jt. Ten.
4501 S. Wash.
g~d, Colo. 80110
11 10 1 Jo o13 I 25-
I ~n a ay, • en. ,;LL~nddhoKlm, M~ctha;l E. & [27 : 62
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~4697 S. Pearl St •
. 1£nglewood, Colo. 80110 1 ~-~ -A-----. _
12 077 10 1 30 014 28-= ----, -
ll'nargrove, William c. & flO · 62 's. Bdwy. Hts.
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12077 10 1 30 015 31, I
:Davison, Ernest W. & 32 62 . Bdwy. Hts.
;4665 S. Pearl i ~~~Lt~~~~~~::~.-80110 -~~ _L :-t'
lElza., Jt. Ten. I
€ngl cwood.-Co1o_ 80110--r-----------------
1 2077 10 1 30 016 . 33,
I url, Ardice Nadine 34 62 5. Bdwy. Hts. 4663 S. Pearl St. 1
nglewood, Colo. 80110 j
-f.----------r-----~077 10 1 30 017 1 5,
Martin, Bob D. & j6 I 62 Bdwy. Hts. '~S herrill R., Jt. Ten. I I ~655 S. Pearl I
'!Englewood, Colo. 80110 _ ~.L
·2077 10 1 30 018 37, I L
~641 s. Pearl I
Engl wood, Colo. 80110
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Malmgren, Delores L. 38 1 61. Bdwy, Hts.
3'9162 S:-Iid;,..y, _H_t_s-. ---
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I 021
Sutton, Glen E. &
• Doro hy, Jt. Ten.
635 S. Pearl St.
En lewood, Colo. 80110 _
2077 10 1 30 022
S 1th, oy E. &
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462S s. r arl ~ngl ood, Colo._BOllO ~~077 10 1 JO 023 ro rt, C 1 er R. &
y D., Jt. T n.
46 09 S. P arl
ngl Wood, Colo. 80110
2077 10 1 30 024
~W lns, Arl n Lavon
4 887 S. Cl rkson
n l o , Colo. 80110
Bdwy. Hts,
Bdwy, H s.
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48 62{. dwy, H , j (4 01 s, Pe rl)
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1/2 Alley AdJ. Vae.
$ 311.26
$ 446.34
$ 413.07
$ 262.72
$ 357.78
$ 262.72
$ 262.72
$ 131.36
$ 184.43
$ 262.72
$ 262.72
$ 262.72
$ 357.7
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f.wn o 1 31 oo2 !;, ~ · • ~· ···
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1.4638 S. Pearl
1,Englewood, Colo. 80110
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I•' Karren K., Jt. Ten. ~~4616 s. Pearl St.)
12on 1o 1 31 oo3 1, I
,Benzing, Leonard A. 8 63 • Bdwy. Hts. now Vac.
,,518 li, Polk St. Ex. ,reja.r! 8 ! •
•Colorado Springs, Colo. ~ 1 (4630 S . Pearl St .)
.L --·-_80900 --J..-----· ------· •,2077 10 1 31 004 9, : i
j Roeder, Karl H. & 10 ! 63
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$ 262 .72
$ 262.72
14638 S. Pearl St. / 1(4638 S. Pearl St .) /
1EnglewoocL __ Colo._ 80110 ___ .!.__L.. ~
; 077 10 1 31 DOS 11,) I
Cant r ell, Olin C. & 12 63 s. Bdwy. Hts. now Vac.
r.aul i ne B., Jt. Ten. & 1 2 allley Adj.
464 8 s . Pearl '± 1 ' ngl wood,_Colo. 8011 I
'2077 10 1 31 006 13--;--r ~orb, Ruth B. 4 I 63 • Bdwy. Hts. Vac. & l/2
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4654 S. P arl 11ey Adj.
1 Engl wood, Colo. 80110 1
.· f077 10 1 31 007 -
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jl380 S. Ivy Way
Denver, Colo. 80222 ~2o7710T3ioo e----
woodbury, Oneida Faye
1,4668 s. Pearl
!Englewood, Colo. 80110
2077 10 1 31 009
Gall gas, Ernest Daniel
~676 S. Pearl St.
ngle.,ood, Colo.
• 20J7 10 1 31 010 An erson , Joseph F.
' 4684 s. Pearl
nglewood, Colo. 8011 0
Hts. no., Vac .
Pearl St.) I
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Hts, no., Vac.
Hts, no., Vac.
H s. no., Vac.
Hts. no., Vac.
$ 262.72
$ 262.72
$ 552.67
$ 271.43
$ 262.72
$ 262.72
$ 452.86
$ 46 .37
$ 326.14
$ 326.14
$ l26.l4
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;;F ro1d, Ha r r y A. &
11 Darlene E., Jt. Ten.
,·4651 S. Bannock
lol !l·xk SUBDIVISION
1 I _ _ . ~'-/ 15, 6/G r••o• '"b. lnd Flg,
i ~~l.::.d, Colo. 80110
2077 10 2 29 016
Osbourn, Dennis L.
lj 2500 S. Bdw y .
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p4631 S . Ban nock
En g lewood, Colo._ 80110 _ I
2077 10 2 29 018
Mo ntano , Peter I. &
Stella, Jt . Ten.
6 Greens Sub. 2nd Flg.
4621 S. Bannock St. EnglewooCL __ Colo. Qll
2077 10 2 29 019
Wa ll1zer , James F. &
Linda R. & Dayton L. &
Doris H., Jt. Ten .
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4601 S. Bannock
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46 00 S. Bannock
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Engl wood, Colo. 80110
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2 07710 2 30 008 s 5' of ,Lot 7 & N 55' o f Lot·a ; 1:
Welle , Wil l iam Lee Blkl' 7 Greens Sub. 3rd Flg. ~
l4670 S. Bannock St. ~
'IIEnglewood, Colo. 80ll0 I r
~2077 10 2 30 009 S 5', of •Lot 8 ' N 55' of Lot 9, ~Delmont, Francis L. ' Blk 7 Green Sub. 3rd Flg.
Phyllis J., Jt. Ten. ,. ·: I
4680 S. Bannoc k
Englewood, _Colo. 80110 . L ________ _
r2077 10 2 30 010 1s 5' of ILot 9; all Lot 10, Bl
Smrcka, Frank J. ' l Greens Sub. 3rd Flg. Roberta M., Jt. Ten. ·
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2077 15 2 01 047 i 15 Interurban Add.
$ 326.14
$ 326.14
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$3,811.37
1709 w. Littl ton Blvd .
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2077 15 2 01 048 All 'Lots 1-3 Ex, N 10' Ew1ng Su $21,256.78
Sch chter , Al J. ' W ~58' ILot 1 Ex. N 5' ' w 58'
343 E. 51st St. Lot '2; all Lot 3 Ex. a parcel 1n 1
New York, N.Y. 10022 SECor, iLot 3 being 100' x 139.61
-41--------------------------!all !Lot .1 4 Ex •. Rds ' Ex. a parcel
of Lot 4 being the N 205' ot the
E 140 ' lall Lot 16 Interurban
2077 15 2 01 054
Stout, J. Edwind
15292 S. Parker Rd.
Denver, Colo. 80232
Add 100 W. Belleview Av e,)
Be;.r--99.8'S-of NE Cor. of Plot r
3; Th. s 100'; Th. SWly. 139. 61' I'
Th. 'NI/to w line of s. Bdwy. 100' .
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207715 2 04 018 Por. Tr 1 17 Desc. as Beg. lSO'S
Thorney, w. H., Jr., of NE Cor. Tr. 17; Th. W 125';
Trustee Th. IN t~ N line thereof; Th.
3700 s. Cl rkson SWl~. A~g. N line of so Tr. 17 to
Englewood. Colo B.DllO a J:!t. 200~.L.J"i of....E ine . .!l'J: • .17;
2077 15 2 04 019
Am rican Petrotina Co.
Texas
P.O. Box 1311
Big Spring , Texas 79720
Th. 1s 154.33'; Th. E 200'; Th. N '
103.73' 'to Beg. Interurban Add.
I !5199 s. Bdwy. 1
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laurtkin Associates I Beg 1 25J. 73 • s & 200 • W of NE !,
'c/o S. Suburban Auto Cor TrJ 17; Th. Cont. ~I 120';
1Teria, Inc . Th.]N 91.53' to S line W. Lehew i:
Harry L. Arkin, Esq. Ave.; Th. NE Alg. SO line 134.03:;
1310 Western Fed. S~~Th . ...:._U ~!-.23_'_~0 _B_eg -'-!_~rban · _
Bldg . Add. Ex., IMPS to American Oil ~
Denver, Colo . 80202 Lease Auto-Teria (150 w. L howAveJ
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Inc. ~~301; Th. N 5'; Th. W 80'; Th. N j
5060 S. Bdwy. 1551 to Is. line W. Lehew Ave.;
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Raffertl/ Gdns. (250 W. Lehow Ave 1)
$2,592.77
$1,654.43
$ 894.40
$1,100.69
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Se c t 1on 2. E!Ym~nt of Asse ssments. That the
assessmen ts shall be due a nd payable at the offi ce of the
Olrector of Finance o f t he 1ty of Englewood, w1thin thirty
days a fter the f1nal publ 1cat1o n o f th 1s Ordinance, without
demand ; prov 1ded that all such asses sments may, at the
election of the property own e r, be pa1d in i nstallme nts,
with interest as her 1nafte r prov1ded. Failure to pay the
wh ole as sessment within said per1od of thirty da ys shal l be
conclusively con stdered and held an election on the part of
all persons 1ntercstcd, wh ether under disabil1ty or otherwise,
to pay 1n s a1d installments.
Such elect1 ~~ ·~~ll be conclusive ly h e ld and
cona _d~rcd as a waiver of any riqh t to ques t on the power
or )uruchc 10n of the City of r.nglewood t o construc t the
imprcvf'I!IC nts, the quallty of •h work, t h<! regularity or
autf1 ci<ncy o th<! proceed1ngs, or th~ validi ty or th e
corr ctn a o f the a s~ssm nta, or thP valid1ty of the l1en
reo1.
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In th ~ even of su~ elect lon to pay in in-
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due and p ayable
anuary, 1977, and the rema1nder
and PA)able aucceaa1vely
in ea~h year the rea fter
unpa1d pr1n c1 pal
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thereupon b e r estored to the riqht there~f ter to pay in
~nstallm~nt ~n tho same mannar as ~f d fault had not been
suff~r0d. The owner of any properly not 1n d~fault as to
any ins allmer.t or payment m3y, at any tune, pay the whole
o f the unpa1d pr inc i pal w1th accrued interest t o the date
of the next assessment installment paymen t date .
Section 4. Discount on PaymPnt nf Asses sm~n ts.
Payments may be ~ade to the D~r cct or of F1nance at any time
within thirty days a ft er the f inal publication of this
Ord inance, a nd an allowa nce of f1ve per centum (5 l w1ll
be made on all payments made dur1n9 such period , but not
thereafter . The discoun t f 5 shall apply to all such
paymcn a, whether the payment is he enti re amount of as s ess-
ment d uo, or a part of the as~Pssmen . lmM diately after
the e xp1 rat1 o n o f such hirty day p r1od, the assessmen s
ehall be certif1ed to the Coun y Trca ur~r of Arapahoe County,
Colorado, for collect1on, as prov1J d by law.
S ction 5 . As~cssm~rt li~n. All aasessmen ts
levi d aqa1n~t the real property 1n Pavtn D1str1c No. 2 2,
toqether w1th all 1nteres th<r 1 and penalties fo r defau lt
in p aymen th reof, and all cos t s 1n col lectinq the same,
shall con3tltutc, from he rl •e ot th final publicat1on of
thia ord~nancc, a pcrp tual 11 ~ 1n he •~veral amoun s
a aaeased aq 1ns each lot or tra~t of land. Such lien ahall
have pr~or ity over all other liens except general tax 1 1 na ,
and shall be enfo rced >n accordanc w>th the l ava of the
State of Colorado.
If any tr ct of r al property incl~ded v i hi n
P v inq Diatrl ct No. 22 >a hereafter d1vidcd or aabd1v1ded 1nto
tvo or more s uch trac s or pat·c la, the Dlr c or ot Ftnanc ,
with he assistance of the ~1r
e ueh tra~t 1n ~~o aam
aubdtvtded tnto wo or
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Coun~ , Coloralo.
as ea& r. a airs
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s e ctio ns or p a rts of this Ord1 nance sha ll b e a d jud ged u nenfo r c<>-
able or i nval 1d , such judg~ent s hal l no t affec t, 1mpair or
i nvalidate the rema1ning provis.ons of th1s Ord1na nc<>, it
being the inte n t i on that the vario us provis1 ons h ereof are
severab le.
Section 8. £mcrqrncy Prov1sion. By reason of
tbe fact that bonds of Paving r1str1ct No. 22 a r e now
OUtstanding and t ha t lnter e s t the r e on wi ll short l y become
due and payable, fu nds mu st b e ma de a va1l ab le from assesa-
~nts at the arl1est possible da te for p ayment of suc h
1~terea t , and for t he i mm ed1ate rreservat ion of the public
property , health, p e ace a nd safe ty, 1t i s hereby declared
that an eme rgency e x ists and that this rdi n ancc shall take
effect upon 1ts f 1na l passaqe .
Section 9. Re peale r . Al l o rd1nances, or parts
thereof, in conflic t her~w 1th £re hereby repealed.
Sect i on 10 . Hc ar in2 . In ac~ocd an ce wi th the
City Ch a rter an~ the Mu nic i pal Code of the City, th City
Council shal l hold a public he r i1q on this o rdina nce, befo re
final passage a t 8 :0 0 P.M. on Mor.day, '1arch 2 2 , 1 9 76.
Sectlon 11.
Ord1nance , after a p ubl i c hcar1ng and f1nal passage , shall
be recorded in a book k e p t for th a purpose, sha ll be
authentie at<>d by the a 1gnatu r s of u. !layor an 0 r e c tor
of Fina nce , a nd s hall ba published i. the Engl OOd He rald,
a newspaper of aonera l ci r culation pu liah d in a1 C>ty .
rNTRODUCED AN D rASS 0' FIRST REAOI~G Th 1 a l7 t
day of February, 197 6.
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A RESOLU TION J\UTI!OlU ,,,. TH E NOTIFICATIO N
OF PROPERTY OWN CRS Or ASS£SS M~NTS FOR
PAVING DISTRICT NO . 22 l\1<0 ES T;\BLISH!NG
A OAT£ FOR A PUBLIC IIE.AklNC ON SJ\IO
ASSE SSMENTS.
WHEREAS, the street paving, curb and gutter and
eidewalk improvements in Pav1 ng 01str1c No. 22, in Englewood,
Colorado , have been sati sfactorllt c •Pleted nd hav e been
accepted by the City of Englewood; and
WHEREAS, a statement showing the whole cost of
&aid t.provementa and a propos e~ appo rtlo~~ent of the same
etainst the property withln the o.strlct bas been filed
With the Director of Finance; and
WHEREAS, the City Counc11 has con~1dered the apec ial
~fita accrui ng on each lot or tru~t of land 1n the Diatric t
~ reaaon of the mak1n9 of the 4mprovements and bas determined
tbat the apportionment or the ass ssrne nts f or aa1d impro vements
as eet for th in the Bill for an Ord nanc e , introduced and
paaaed OD f1rst reading, on February 17, 1976 18 in aeoordanca
With such benefits;
U IT RESOLVED BY TilE CITY CO CIL OF TilE CITY OF
1!IICLI:IIOaD • COLORADO:
1 . That tha Director of F1nanea is hereby authorized
... directed to notify the owner of the property to ba
for aai4 improve-ants by publ1cat1on of th1s Resolut1on in tbr ..
canaecutiv w ekly
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the ~t of $t31.698 26 to be aaaeesed against the property
apecially benef i ted and t n cl ud~d w~thin the district . The , ·'
-t to be aases sed aga1nat f!&ch lot or tract of land ia ' ' .,,
•• forth in the Bill for 411 Ordinance levyi119 the aseassmenta,
J.ntroducecl and passed on hrat r eadinq on February 11, 1976.
), That any eompla>nta or Ob Jections which may
be IU4e in vrit~ng by the own e rs of land with1n the Dietrict,
to the City Council and filed in the office of the Director ·
Of Finance on or before Friday, March 19, 1976, will be
caaaidered and heard by the City Council at the meetin9
of the C~ty Counc~l . on Monday , March 22, 1976. The City
COuncil ahall also hold a pwolic he aring at the aame time
on the Ordinance levying the aseesaments, prior to the
f~l paseage thereof.
t. Any complaint or o bjec tion to the validity
of the aaaesaments or th proceeding• taken th refor shall
be 4eemed waived unlesa presented in vr~tlDg at the t~
and in the manner set forth above .
5. That if any o~~ or more seet~on s or parte of
th1a Reeolut1on ahall be ad)udgrd un nforceabla or 1nvalid ,
such judgment shall not aff ct, impair or ~nvalidat e th
r ... ining proviaiona of h~a R olut>cn, 1 be inq the intentl
that the various prov>a~ona h reot r s ver&ble .
ADOPTI:D AND APPRO 'En u 17th ay of F ruuy, lt71 •
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Karl Nollenberg er, Assi st.ar.• City Manager,
William Jame s , Director of f~nance,
Charles Carroll, Direc or o f Utilit~es, and
William Hamilton, Fir Ch.ef
February 11, 1976
SUBJECT: Fire Protection S tandby Charges
As you have requeste d, we hav meL as comm i ttee t o rev i ew the current
City policy of c harging a f ire p r o ection standby charge for private
fire protection systems (sprinkl e r s). In d o i n g so, we have analyz ed
the current thinking in the f i r e and wa er fie lds as to thes e t ypes
of charges as well as considered local cond~t io ns .
Part I -Philosophy o n Fire P ro t ect~on St ndby Charges
It wa s the feeling o f the commi t tee th the C~ty houl d be p r o v i d ing
incentives to have building s construct nd r led w~th spr inkle r
systems wherever poss ible . Wh~l curl provision to look at ma ndator y
sprinkling in various b uil dings ~ unJ r rev~ w by he fire cod
committee at t h is t ime, th curr£nt pr cL ~ce of charg~nq a stand y
charge is detrimental t o a polic o ncouraging sprinkl~n g. Th e
amount of water use d by a spr1nkl r as comp red to th us of
hydrant water i s mu ch l ess h 1ndustry and loc 1
examples. This i s du n o er o th f~r e ~edi-
ately as oppos ed t o manual plica 10 h• f1ref1ghters. Th current
s tandby charg is d e r UD ntal 1on of pn. ler ays s in
con1truction in the Ci t y.
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Part II -Effects on City's Budqet
I t is true, however , that a wa ter system is built with f ire protection
needs in mind. A large portion of the cost of a wa ter system (up to 50\)
results from the sizing of t he lines necessary to accomodate firefighting.
Since firefighting is a g eneral qovernmental expenditure, it wou ld seem
logical that the Ge neral Fund should bear the expense of building of
these oversize lines as well as hydran s and other firefighting induced
expenses. This philosophy does substantiate the need to pay the Water
Enterprise Fund s ome amount of money to re imburse i t for the cap~tal
outlay of the system necess~ta ed for fire protection.
A determination o f what level of r~~ur sement is necessary to equitably
compensate th Wat r Fund is a complex problem usually addr esse d in
rate studies. Whil e we can attempt to analyze thi s if you so desire,
the level o f expenditure w are dealing wi t h may not justify this
detailed analysis in light o f other priori ties. This analysis should
probably await further rate stud~es in the future as wa s last done in the early 1960's .
The payment from the General Fund o he Water Fund in 1976 consists
of a $10,000 fee for hydran t r ental. The Fire Department budg t has
long borne this expenditure. Collec 1ons on sprinkler syst standby
charges from private c oncerns will b approximately Sll,OOO. Applying
the philosophy above, the Wa ter Fund should continu to r ceiv this
r evenue for reimbursement o its cap1t 1 outlay n ces itated by fire protection needs.
The options open to th C~ty ar a~ follow&:
1. Con inu the c urr nt char 1ng for
to private businesses. r prot c ~on t nd y char s
2. Elia.in•te th char ea to priva e l u 1n a
of h revenu s the w r Fund.
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systems. One justification for this method is that it holds
the Water Fund harmless for revenue but dec reases the potential
for large revenue increases 1n this area. If the current level
of contribution is equitably compensating the Water Fund over
a long term for capital costs of f1re protection, th case for
rapid inc reases based on sprinklers is no justifiable. No
added costs accrue to th W1ter Fund due to new sprinkler
systems being constructed. This is our recolllllendation to you for ~Plementat ion.
We WOUld be glad to discuss thea 1tt:Jns with you further if you so desire.
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Xarl Nollenberger
Assistant City Manager
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FROM: Karl Nollenberger, Assistant City Manager and
Richard Lorig, Personnel Director
DATE: January 19, 1976
SUBJECT: Fire Training Program
We are enclosing a copy of the complete training program for the Fire
Department for 1976 and beyond. We believe that you will find it to
be a comprehensive program aimed at upgrading our training efforts in
this department. The efforts made by the Fire Department personnel
have been superior in their assessment of the problem and development
of a program geared at a training package. Of particular mention
should be Batallion Chief Braunreite~ ,nd Lieutenant Lloyd Cox for
their part in the development of this program.
The total budget for the training program for 1976 is $29,318. This
is included in the 1976 Budget as adopted. It is important to note
that this training program utiliz s the technique of internal expertise
to a larg deqr e. All fire lieutenants are expected to become experts
in various phases of fire fighting and to put together classes on their
ar as of expertise for presentation to all th firefighters. A train
the trainers seminar w s h ld in arly cember to help th se people
beqin these tasks. The training progr is 11 underway a this time.
In the training program, th c
out-of-state trips wer e neces ary
available here in th Stat • Th e firs
CQnf renee in This highly r
Training Officers to help th in h
triF is for two batallion ch
Manag nt School in Dallas.
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train our high 1 vel co nd personn 1
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1. Training Officer -Salary and Benefits $20,348
2. Automobile Maintenance (Street Car) 500
3. Overtime for Fire Department Instructors 1,600
This is justified by the following:
(a) Consistance in training between shifts
(b) No duplication of work effort
(c) No less of material from transferring from one shift to another
(d) Better research of subject material, more concentration and
emphasis on lesson plans, presentation and evaluation
(e) Volunteer training 740
4. Travel and Expenses (Seminars)
(a) Fire Department Instructor Conference -1 person 410
This is a necessary seminar for Fire Department Training
Officer's upgrading of techniques and procedures in firefighting,
plus instructor training.
(b) Fire Command Officers School -3 persons 280
Necessary to develop Lieutenants in fire fighting command
situations, plus administrative aspects of fire department.
(c) National Fire Department Management School S.M.U. -Dallas,
Texas -2 persons 940
This is considered one of th best Fire Department management
schools in the nation. The two Battalion Chiefs that attend
this school will use this school to develop themselves as well
as others within the F1re Department. (See attached information
and letter froa the Aurora Fire Marshall .)
(a) International Society of Fire Service Instructors
This is a source for Nterial.
E4 cational su plies
20
(a) Fila and fila process ng 300
This allo tor an ns rue r o u o roll o t 1a in th
developaant of his class pr ntat10n -24 subjects with enouqh
tor two (2) rolls of fila or s1 x (6) subjects.
(b) Manuals (3 s ts)
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One for each IFSTA manual
(d) Three-hole notebooks (100)
These will be issued to all personnel, including Volunteers,
and used as "Training Policies and Procedures of the Englewood
Fire Department ." This type manual is essential to carry
out an organized training program.
(e) Training Films (3)
It is necessary that our film library be added to each year.
The film to be ordered in 1976 will coincide with the
technical aspect of the training program. (See attached
sheet for present film library material.)
7. Inside Printing
This will include all the printing for the "Training Policies
and Procedures of the Englewood Fire Depart.ent" manual. It is
planned to have this done through the city's Central Services.
8. Diesel School--DOE's (18)
This is justified by cost savinqs in maintenance of apparstua.
9. Driver Course
This coura will include some classroom training, but ess ntially
it will be designed as a "rodeo" type driver training course. It
will help develop other personnel who are at tiaes used as relief
drivers.
30
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700
100
600
200
10. Miscellaneous 2,000
This would be a fund for training a~d• and a inars that are not
originally planned tor. These would .as likely local a .. inara
and aida that are necessary to carry on a training progr
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T R A I N I N G PROPOSAL
ENGLEWOOD FIRE DEPARTI-1ENT
I Background
The Public Safety Officer concept brought to light the inadequate
manpower development within the City of Englewood. As a result
of this inadequacy, department heads were directed to appoint
individuals to an inter-departmental training committee in order
that middle management communication patterns could be developed.
A meeting of Fire Department personnel, which included Chief
Hamilton, Battalion Chief Mc Carty, Captain McFarland, Lieutenant
Braunreiter, DOE Cox and Firefighter Becker, with Assistant City
Manager Nollenberger presiding, was held on June 23, 1975.
The lack of a departmental training program was brough out at
this meeting. Mr. Nollenberger asked hat two members of those
present volunteer to develop a department tr ining program and
present this program to he committee on July 16, 1975. The
members who volunteered and consequently w re assigned this
r sponsibili y were Lieu enan Don Braunrei r ~nd DOE Lloyd .~ox--
These m n were also assigned to repr sen h Fir Department
o n the int r-d p rtm n al traini ng comm1
II Pur ose
thia proposal is
raining nd d
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recognizes this problem and, through a systematic approach to
the problem by involving and properly training all company and
staff officers, it is hoped that a positive attitude toward
training will ensue.
The program, if ·implemented, will not result in an overnight change
in abilities of attitudes, but should, through proper evaluation
and control, accomplish the long range goal: and objectives of the program.
IV Recommendations
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The team recommends the City of Englewood and the Englewood Fire
Department take the following actions:
1. Budget anough money to implement the proposed
training program.
2. Implement the program imm diately, especially the
instructor training portion.
Appendix (Outline of Training Program)
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The development of a highly efficient, effective and pro fess i onal
fire department, while maintaining a realistic level of expendi-
tures to meet this level of competance.
PROGRAM OBJEC'I'IVES
Supervisors and staff personnel will have the capability of con-
structing, presenting and evaluating classes, technical in nature,
using recognized classroom techniques.
National certification of line personnel in all ranks from Fire-
fighter Fourth Class through L eutenant.
Development of administrat ive and managerial abilities in all
supervisory levels to guarantee replacement of qualified persons
to management positions.
Develop and maintain a high degree of morale within all levels
of fire department personnel.
Develop a positive attitude towards training within the fire department.
C PROGRAM OUTLINE
In appro ching h
division of probl
1. T chnical problems
m of training and dev lopment, a
n c sa ry. Th a ar aa follows:
2. Sup rviaory probl rna
3. Administrative probl
The t chnical probl ar a waa further a gr gat d into two ain
ca gori a known ••~
1. Fir Suppr asion
2. ir Prev n on
Th wo ca oriea, auppr ••ion nd pr
in o th follo ing opic h adinga w~ h
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RESPONSIBLE INSTITUTION
1. Selling the program
2. IFSTA manuals
Lieutenants and staff personnel
All chief officers of the department
3. Local environment
Training Officer of special committee
a. Pre-planning
b. Water supply ·system
c. Hazardous materials
d. Rules and regulations
e. Englewood FD training manual
f. NFPA ·pamphlets and publiqations (informing and update) g. Target hazards '
4. First Aid Paramedic Personnel
5. Special Equipment Company Officers
6. Recruit Orientation and Training Training Officer
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1. Career Development
2. Diesel School
3. Driver Training
4. Tactics and Strat gy
5. Oc c upational Hazards
6. Radiation
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Community College of Denver
Dobbs Diesel and City ServiCenter
Colorado Highway Patrol
Sp cial Seminara
State Indus rial Commission
Atomic En rgy C iaaion (AEC)
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1. Policies and Procedures Fire Prevention Officer
2. Fire Codes Fire Prevention Officer
3. Special Programs Fire Prevention Officer
4. Building Codes and Ordinances Building Department
s. Arson Investigation Practices Arson Investigator
FIRE PREVENTION (External)
1. Arson Investigation Special Seminars
2. Fire Prevention Practices Special Seminars
3. OSHA Community College of Denver
4. Hazardous Materials COSHA,
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SUPERVISORY (External)
-. 1 ; ·Instructor ~raining · Special Seminara •· co, DO, MSC, ceo, AJC
2. Related Readings Various Inatitut s
3. R lated Classes CU, DO, MSC, CCD, AJC
4. Public Sp a king Toastmasters
ADMINISTRATIV DEVELOPMENT (Internal)
1 . Gen ral Manag nt Skills S aff M etings (D par
City Pin nc Direc or
nt and City)
2. udg ting
ADMINISTRATIVE DEV
1 . G n ral Skills Associa ions,
2. R h Coll Cours a CU, DU, MSC, CCO, AJC
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Karl Nol lenberger, Assistant City Manager
February 9, 1976
Golf Course Bid Schedule
I am enclosing a proposed bid schedule tor the go lf course construction
contract. As per the enclosed letter from George Zoe ll ne r, special
counsel for t his project , our plans have to remain tentative due to land acquisition problems.
The Court In Littleton handed down t~nfr decision referred to in
Mr. Zoellner 's letter on February 4, 1976. By February 14th we
should have notice of whether an appeal wil I be made to the Supreme
Court. If an appeal Is mad we should know by February 24th whether
the Supreme Court wIll ace pt the appea I. It they accept th llppea I,
a further delay of two to thr e months can be expected. We wl I I
closely monitor this case as It progresses lind analyze its relevance to our time c edule.
The design of the golf course wll I be comp leted by the dates establish d
In this sch dule. W are Including a design of sedimentation ponds
for the Bear Cree Water Plant as w discuss d pr vlously. Depending
upon the cost lmpleclltions, w Clln bid these liS an Integral part o f
th p cka will ge~ bac with you as the cost Implications of thi s construction advances.
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February 24, 1976 --first notice of advertiseme nt calling for
bids on the construction o f ni ne holes of golf
on west side of rive r
March 3, 1976 --
March 17, 1976 --
March 30, 1976 --
April 5, 1976 --
Specifications can be pi cked up by bidders
Prebid conference with bidd r s 2 :00 p. m.
Englewood City Hall
Open bids 2 :00p.m., Engle od Ci ty Hall
Award bid by City Council -
City Council meeting
Construction to start as soon as possible after signing of contract.
Parks & Recreation Department
Revised. Feb. 6, 1976
copies to: Kells Waggoner
Bill James
K rl Nollen r er
Dorothy Rom ns
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4.2 OSWEGO STA~£T
February 4, 1976
Bernard v. Berardini
City Attorney
City of Engle wood
3400 so. Elati
En'Jlewood, CO
Re: Englewood v. Winslow
Dear Bernie:
AUROR A , COLORADO 80010
As expected, Judge Foote granted Winslow's Motion to
Vacate the Possession Hearing pending resolution of
the matter in the Supreme Court. I stopped by to
advise the Assistant City Manager in your absence of
the posture of the case. There is a likelihood that
the Supreme Court will not accept the writ, but in
the event they do I would anticipate at least a two
months delay and maybe a little more. I told the
Assistant City Manager that it would be inadvisable
to go to bid unless Englewood has possession of the
property, however, they could go to bid and commence
construction on the property owned by Engle wood pro-
vided that the contractor is made aware that he may
not be able to proceed wi th construction on the Winslow
tract until we get posse ss ion. Englewood, o f course,
would perhaps h ave to a ssume some s tart and s top costs
of th contractor i n t ha t e vent. All of the bidde r s
s hould b e m d a ware of thi s po ssi b i l i ty if t ha t is
the route that En g lewood d ecid es to take.
I f Wins l ow 's att o r neys delay with t hei r petition to
th Suprem Court for mor than fo u r o r fiv d ys, I
will mov Judg Foote to re-s t th h a r ing for poss ssion.
Th Judge indicated that as soon as this matt r is re-
solv d he will work so tim in at th arliest possible
ti for th poss ssion h aring.
Sincer ly,
G orqe L . Zo lln r
GLZ1ss
cca Ci y anaqer, City of nql wood
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COUNCIL IN UTES ~ \:J;
D ecember 3, 1975
Page four
App ointment of Two Mem b "r s to the Nominatino C o mmittee
It was e xplained that t he Ex ecutive Comm ittee at i ts November meeting
selected Me ssr s. Murphy and Ckmcnt t o serve on the N ominating Comm ittee
for election of 19 76 Cou ncll officers. In accordance with the DRCOG Articles
of Association, the Council wa s requ est ed t o se l ect two and the Chairman
selected the fifth member.
Mr. Thornto n nomina ted Mr . Vcr lln Bruns and Mr. Robe rt Heward
to serve on the Nom in tmq Committee for 1976 .
On motion by Mr . C J, ment, supported by Mr. Pitt ·~. Cou ncil
moved that th e n o min ~t10n ;, be clo.;ed and a unanimous ballot
cast f o r th two coun ~il members named above . Motion carried
unanim ous!} .
Chairman Smith s e l cted M.r. Sher yl W 1t z as th fift h member of
the Nom inating Comm1ttee f r 197 •
Chairman Smith appointe d Mr. Rob rt Howard to serve a. Ch irman of the
N ominating Committe (' for 1 /6 anrl inform ed Council th t taff w ould b e
n otifying the members or the Jut 1\lld loca tion of the fii s t m e ting . Nom-
ina tions are to b e submitted t o thn full ouncil at its r • gul "'r me Ung in
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