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Home My WebLink About1976-07-06 (Regular) Meeting Agenda Packet• ,. - 0 - .. ' - • • 0 • MEMORANDUM To: Andy McCown, City Manager From: William D. James, Director of Finance Date: July 6, 1976 Subject: General Obligation Housing Refunding Bonds The bids were received on the General Obligation Housing Refunding Bonds for the City of Englewood on July 6, 1976. A total of four bids were received. The low bid was from Boettcher and Company, Denver, Colorado, for the net effective interest rate of 6.331544 and a premium of $49,674.24. Boettcher and Company submitted their bid in proper form, accompanied with a cashiers check in the amount of 40 ,0 0. The City' fiscal agent -Hanif en, Imhoff & Samford, Inc. - has reviewed the bids and find no discrepancies in the bid from Boettcher and Company . Therefore, we recommend that Boettcher and Company be award ed the bid. ~~ William D James Directo of Fin nee Attachm nta -R olution R aol ion J/kv Bill for Ordinance Bil for Ordinance o Purch Propos 1 •. • • , • • 0 - BOND PURCHAS E PROPOSAL $2, I 12 ,000 CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO GENERAL ODI,JGATION HOU S ING REFUNDING BONOS SERIES AU GUST I, 1976 Honorabl e Ma yor a nd City C6nc l1 City of £nglewood 3400 S . Elatl Street ED&lewood, Colorado 80110 Geatleraea : ,. Reference is made to you r ''Offic1al Notice o f Oond Sale", and your "Official S tatement '' appertaining thP.rcto, both of wh1ch c onst1 tute a p a rt hereof, concerning th e $2 ,112,000 City or rn5;lewood , Col o rado, Geaeral Obliaatioa Hou si n~t Refundtoe Bonds, Series August 1, 1976 . For you r legally i ssued bonds , ns do&c rtbcd 1n satd Not1 c e , ~e will pay y o u the prJne tpal amount the reof and accrued interest thereon from the dato Of tt.e bonds to tho date of lhClr d• .. .'l Jvcry 10 US, plus a cash premiUII ot $ !.9 .674 .24 , tor bonUs r~aturin't and bear 1na iotere•t •• f ollows : ~ Coupon Matu rity ~ Coupon ~aturJty • 40,000 6 .50\ 1977 $ 95,000 G.SO" 1988 50,000 8 .5~ 1978 105,000 8 ,50 19H 9 55.000 6 .50\ 1979 105,000 b 5 1990 80,000 8 .5 ~ 1980 120,000 6 .5~ 1991 80 ,000 6 .5~ 19 1 125 .000 6.50 11192 85,000 6 .5~ 1982 140,000 6 .50 1993 75,000 6 .50\ 19A3 140,000 6 .50\ I 94 10,000 6 .5~ 1911 4 155 ,000 6 ,5 1995 0 ,000 6 .5 1985 17~.000 6 01 I 10,000 5~ 19 8 170,011 6 .~0 1 97 110,000 8 .5()1 11111 82 ,000 8 .5~ Ill Our calc"'"l•tion ("hlch la not a rart or thta btd) o t the iatereat coaL &Ad ••t effective ia.t.er•at rate lro. the abov• ta . 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' ' co • • • 0 • ' WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado (the "City"), has heretofore issued among others of its bonds, $2,225,000 of its General Obligation Hous i ng Bonds, Series 1976, dated February 1, 1976 (hereinafter sometimes referred to as the "Outstanding Bonds"), of which issue of bonds there now rem ains outstanding the total amount of $2,225,000, being bonds numbered 1 to 445, inclusive, in the denomination of $5,000 each; and WHEREAS, none of the Outstanding Bonds have hereto- fore been refunded nor have any of the same been redeemed or otherwise pa1d, cance lled or retlred by the City; and WHEREAS, ln accordance Wlth the City Charter of the City of Englewood, Colorado, lt •• necessary to the sale of sa1d bonds ; THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY THE CITY OF ENGLEWOoD, C0LORAD O: provide for COUCIL OF 1. That the Not1ce of Sale of General Obligation Houa ing Rcfund1ng Bonds of said C1ty, 1n th principal amount of $2,112,00 0 to be dated Auguat 1, 1976, s hall be publl ahed one time in the Englewood Herald Sentinel, a newspaper having g eneral ClrculatlOn ln the C1ty of EnglewOOd, at least S daya prior to th d te of sa le. 2. That notice of sale shall be in su b atantlally the following form: • 1 • • • • 0 - OFFICI AL NOTICE OF SALE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD ARAPAHOE CO UNTY, COLORADO GENERAL OBLIGA TION HOUSING REFUNDING BONDS $2,112,000 SALE DATE: JULY 6 , 1976 The C1 ty Council of the Clty of Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado will receive sealed blds at the office of t h e Director of F1nan c e, Municlpal Bu1ld1ng, 3400 So. Elati Street, in Englewoo d, Colorado, unt1l 2:00 o'clock P.M., M.O.S .T., on Tuesday, the 6th d ay of July, 1976, for the purchase of $2,112,00• o £ ~al Qbllgat>on Housing R fund>ng Bonds, dat ed Au gus t I , 19 76 . The 1ssue shall cona1s of 472 Bonds ln the denom1n - tion of $5,000 each, numbered 1 to 422, 1nclus1v , and 2 bonds in the denom1nat1on of Sl,OOO each, n bered 42 3 and 4 2 4. Int~ s~~l be payable a the rat of 6.~ per annum, on June I, 1977, -<tnd sem1-nn ally thereaf er on the lst day ot June aua tne lst day o f Decembe r each year, and bonds shall mature seria lly on December l, as follows : ~ Matur 1t $ 4 0,000 1977 50,000 1978 55,000 1979 60,000 1980 60,000 1981 $ 65,000 1982 75,000 1983 70,000 198 4 80,000 1985 80,000 1986 $ 90,000 1987 95,000 Ill 105,000 1989 105,000 1990 120,000 1991 $125,000 19 ] 140,000 199) 140,000 19 4 155,000 1 95 170,000 199 170,000 19 7 62,000 uqe -z • > • • • 0 - ~. Princip~l and interest w~ll be payable at the First N~t io nal Bank, Englewood, Colorado. ThQ bonu s w111 be issued pursuant to the City Charter of the City of Englewood . It is anticipated that the bonds will be delivered within sixty (60) days from date of award, which delivery shall b ~ made a t a b ank or trust company in Englewood or Denver, Colorado, or at any o~hcr bank or t ru s t company at the request and expense of t he purchaser . Bids may be conditioned upon receipt of th e ap- proving lQg al opinion of the bond a torney s named b elow, bu t must in any and all o ther respects be uncond~tlonal. Bids must be based upon the 1nterest rates and schQdules aet forth above. Satu bonds shall not be sold at less than pa r and accrurd 1n erest to the date of del ive ry thereof, sub)ect o the r 1ght of the C1ty Counc1l t o ro)ect a ny and al l bids. Sub)ec to such cond1 IOns, the bonds will b e awarded to the ~tdder nam1ng the lowest Net In errst Co s t to he C1 y as her 1naftcr defined. For informat1on purposes o nly, he b1dders are r quested o state 1n thei r b1ds (a) th tota l ne t 1nterest coat ~n dollars and c~n s, w ~tch 1 d•! ~·1 'h al dtn0U!'lt Of ln cr~!tt tv tcrr d l 1., : f" of maturi y. less he lrnount of ..:~sh J.-cr.u. :n }-!.,1, 1f any, ""d (b) the n""t tfectt\.e rjl\tf! 1n a s .J"'"f"d o~P:r ::. nt LM. T '>e pre 1 , 1! any, ~ in cash a 1 ~Ht o!. th purchase 1 t 1 c~. Th lcq llty of lh~ bnnds W>ll be or In Th Cit)' •"Y •"d •11 1 •· •n or 1rr 9 1 ri y In • 3 • ht to r ~t any f , - ' • • , - • • •• - fi1d should b~ dtrected lo ~r. \i1ll1 m Janes , 011·~,.·cto r of Ftn.J.n ce , 1400 So. Elltl Strce , Enc:rlewood, Col r.:>do 80110. L.:~::!l b1J :"lust b~ acco::':>.:>n1ed by a c~r 1f1ed or ~ sh1c r s check pay.:>ble to the C>ty of Englewood, Col~rudo, 1n he nou~t of $40,000. Ch ecks of unsucc ~Jful b1dders \'11 1 be r~ urned pronptly after b1d ope~>nqs. The ch~ck of the successful b>dder w1ll be rct~ln~d, wtthout 1ntercst and app1ted on the bond pur~h.J.s 1f the purchase is co~plct~d . o herw1se as l1qu1dut~d damJ)es. The C1ty Counc11 Wlll meet on July 6, 1976, to cons1dcr the award of the bonds. Add1t1 on 1 1~form3 10n co~cern1n~ Lh~ C~ty and th 1s 1ssu c•n be obt 1ned fror.t ~1r. \hll1ar:'l J"iweos, at th l bovf' aJUrc-s, or f com H.1n 1 fen, Imhoff and Samford, Inc., 1624 Tr,·nont Pl cr., Otonver, Colora.:lo 80202, thp !1n~nci~l consultanl to thu C1ty. 8¥ ORDER OF THE DIRECTOR OF FINA~ E, th1a ----- d ay o r ------· 197£. 1•1 Wlllla. a,..es -0 1 r ct.or~·..:n:..c=-e:------ Englt·wood, ColC>r do -4 - ..,._ ' I ' I t • • • , - • • 0 I• • J. In additi o n to th~ pu~llcation o f the not1ce of sale referred to 1n Sectton 1, t he Direc tor of F1nance and Jlanifcn, Imhoff and Samford, Inc:., Denver, Colorado, tho financ1~l cons ult an t to the Ctty, arc authorized to forward cop1es of t h e not1cc of s~le to lnvcstment bank1nq firms, banks and others who may be Interes ted 1n bidding on the Bonds . 4. Th1s Resoluti o n shall take effect i~~ed1~tc ly upon its pass3g~ and adopti on. of RE SO LUT I ON ADOPTED AND APPROVED Th1s -----day -----------· 1976 . ( S E A L I Mayor ATTEST: •. • • l- • • ,. - 2 c . RESOLUTION NO.~~---• SERIES OF 1976 A RESOLUTION AWARDING THE BID ON GENERAL OBLIGATION HOUSING RE-FUNDING BONDS. WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado, has determined to issue General Obligation Housing Refunding Bonds of the City in the principal amount of $2,112,000 for the purpose of realizing a savings to the taxpayers of approximately $530,000; and WHEREAS, the City Council has authorized and directs the notice of sale of bonds in the principal amount of $2,112,000 to be published as required by law; and WHEREA S , bids were reveived in response to said Notice; and , it appearing that the bid of Boettcher & Company , said bid being not less than par , accrued interest and a premium of $ 49 ,674.24 , is the best bid for cash in accordance with the notice of sale; NOW, THEREFORE , BE I T RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO, as follows: SECTION 1. That $2,112,000 of the General Obligation Housing Refunding Bonds, Series of 1976 dated August 1, 1976, heretofore duly offered for sale by the City of Englewood, and hereby awarded to Boettc her & Company , the best bidder therefore, in substantial compliance with the terms and conditions of the notice of sale dated July 6 , 1976 and including the details stated in the bid of said bidder. SECTION 2 . That the City Council and the officers of the City are uthorized to do any and all things necessary to complete the delivery of the bonds to said bidder. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 6th day of July, 1976. Ray or ATTEST: X orrlclo city Cl rk-Treasur r • • • • .. -2- I, William D. James, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer of the City of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of Resolution No. , Series of 1976. ex offic io City Clerk-Treasurer ' • • • • • • INTROD UCED AS A BILL BY CCUliCILMAN Clay t on A BILL FOR Afl ORD I N ~NCE IMPLE MENTING ARTICLE XX, SECTI ON 6 OP THE CONSTITUTIO N OF THE STATE OP COLOR ADO AND ARTICLE X, PART III OF THE HOME RU LE CHART ER OF TH E CIT Y OF ENGLEWOO D, COLORADO , BY ESTAB- LISHING S PE C IFIC REQUIREMENTS , LIMIT ATIONS AND PR OCE DURES FOR I SSUANCE OF REFUNDI NG BO NDS OP SAID CI TY. WHEREAS, the Ci ty of Englewood , Ar a pahol! County, Colo- rado. (the •city•), was d uly o rganized and cr e a t e d, pu r su ant to the Constitution and gen e r a l law s of the St ate o f Color ado in the year ~. and continue d t o opera t e as such u ntil the year ~ when said City became a home r ule city gove r ned by a Ci t y Charte r (the "Charter") adop t e d pursuant to Article XX, o f the Consti tu- tion of th e S tate of Col o r ado; and WHE REA S, s a i d City has , from time to time , incurred certain bon ded i n dl!b t e d ness pursuant to sa1d Const1tu ion, l aw s and t he City Chartl!r; and WHERE AS , situations hav,. in thl! past occurrl!d , a nd wil l li k ely continue to occur 1n the future , 1n which i t is neceaa ary , desirable o ~ appropriate to r~fund and rest r ucture o ne or aore issues or parts of such issues of bonded indebtednes s , WHEREAS , Article XX, Sec:t1on 6 of the Colora d o Co n- sti t ution providl!e in p a rt , as follo ws:· "Prom and after the certifying lo a n d filing w it h the Secretary of Statl! of a char t er f ra med and approved in reason- able confo r mi t y with the prov1s lo na of this a r ticle, such ci y or town, an d the citizens thereof, &hall have th e powers set ou t in sect 1ons I, 4 and S of this article , and all other power& nec - eaaary , requisite or proper for the government and ad inistra ion of ita local a n d nunic1pal aa era, 1nclud1ng power to legisla e upon, provide, regulate conduct and con rol: •e. The iuu~n~e; .r .. fund lnq and liqu !da - tion of all lnde of aunlcioal obliga- tiona, including bonds and othe r obliga- tions of par , ater nd local taprove- ent du rlct&J "It is he lntanUon of thla ar icle to gran and cont1ra to the people of all untc:lpall tea co nv wt llln ita proviuona the full r 19ht of a lf-ova en- • n 1n both local and aun e ip•l a ttera and the anuaera ton herein or c•rtal n pow ra shall no be eo~atru to deny such clttea and owna, and to the people thereof, any rt9ht or pow r eaaentl 1 or proper to th .. Cull •••rc1aa or auch rl ht ' • • ' - { • • 0 • "The s ta t ut e s o f t h e Sta te of Colorado , s o far as app l i c a bl'!, sha ll co n ti nu e to a po ly to s u c h c tl les an d t own s , e xc e pt inso f ar as s upe r cedej by t he charters of s uch citi e s and t o J ns o r b y ordinance passed pur su ant to such Charter s .•: and WHEREAS, the Ch.art e r , .\rticle X, Part III , Section 106, provtd~s as follow s : "1 06 . Ref un di n g Bo nd s . "Council may au th o r 1z e , by ord i nance, without an ~l e c t ion, 1ssuance of ref u nding bonds for the p urpoH of paytng outs t and- ing bonds of th e C1ty ."; a nd WHEREAS , it is n ecessa ry and ap propr i at e that specific requ irements , li mitations and pr oce d u res be made for refu nd1 ng of bonded indebtednes s; BE IT ORD AIN ED BY TH E C ITY COUNCIL OF TH E CI TY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO: Section l. That, e x c ept a s h ~r e inafter specifically provided to the contrary, bo nd ~d •-debt ednesa of tbe City shall be refunded in accordance Wll h th e c o,st ltut ion and laws of the State of Color ado, end th e Cha r ter of the C hy , as the sue now exist and ma y, fro11 l11oe t o t 11ne , be aroen d ed. Cen.,ral obliga- t i on bo nds of t he C1 t y ay b e r e t onded, and gene ral ob ltgation refu nd1 n 9 bondl issu ~d for the purpo se , u proVld d in T i tl~ ll, Article 21, Part 2, C .R.S. 1973 , as a ended , an d as h f'relnafter odllied. ~ec tion 2. That he separate r equtre en o f a deter~i na tton and a c ertl!ic ate t htortoof r eq u 1red y C •• s . 1 9 73 , Se c tion s J l-21 -2 0 2 and ll-21-2 05 , as mend•j , aholl no t be app li c able to the i1 1 uance oC refunding b onds of the C t ty , The ordinance authorizing the refund i ng bond 1 shall con1 i t u t e t h e deter•ination ot the a o u nt of the r f'f und i n g b o n ds t o be tUued a nd the hck oC necel8ity of an elec ton . Se c tton l . That no bonja •ay be re funded u nder he prov i•ionl o f th ia Ordtnance unle ss th old r 1 ther e of v o lun- tarily lurre nder uid nda Co r •·:udu • ucban9e or i -d l ete PlY •n o r u nle1 1 said bond s eit er mature or ar c all able for r e "'P on p r tor t lv (2S) yeara fr o and t n t ••te p rovillon o r wtae appl lcabl• 1 a w, pu I o r lt•l I UCh re 1 n9 t o tond a b l e v 1 hi n a ahor e r tl e, 1u t o h t o f bon dl y pro vt a n l of thl 1 Sec ton l • -? - e1r ler•1 wl tb l n tv n y - o f he r efundi ng bond1, r e • tng, a n d d ac: arg• t1 To the per ao o 1·21·211 (I), o r a n y o h e r ce uire 1 1 o r ter or be 1n r e de ineppl t c abl t h t ,._ • ·1 ' • • 0 ,. • Section 4. That refund ing bonds issued pursuant to this Ordinance may be exchanged for bonds being refunded or shall be sold in accordance with the provi sions and requirements of Section 110 of the Charter. Section S. Ratification and Approval of Prior Action. That all actions heretofore taken by the officers and members of the C1ty Council, not inconsistent with the provisions of this Ordinance relating to the author ization, sale , issuance and delivery of refunding bonds, be and the same are hereby ratified, approved and confirlled. Section 6. Sever ab i J lty_. That should any one or 11oc e sections or parts of this Ordinance be adJudged unenforceable or invalid, sucb judgment shall not affect, Impair or invalidate tbe remaining provisions of this Ordinance, it bl!ing the intention that the various provi sions hereof are severable. Section 7. Rf!pf!alec. All Ord1nances or parts thereof in conflict with this Ordinancf! ar herf!by repealed, but this action shall in no way operate to revive any ordinance previously repealed. Sectioo 1. Hearin • In accordance with Sectioo 40 of the City Charter, the Clty Council shall hold a public hearing on th e Ordinance, b efor e f1r.al passage h reof, on l"onJ y , the day ot Ju y , 1976, a ~ P.M. Section '· .!!!£o~·~-Au Thia Orlli· nance aa edopted by the City Council, sh ed, and t e adoption and publtca io~ signatu re of the "•roc of th e C1 y and the Director oC Finance, u-officlq, C1 ty Clerk, by affu1n he seal of the City and by a Certitlcata of P\lbli cation. Thu Ordtnance shall becoae effec ive thirty C~Gl days after publication following final paao a~ tnt~Oduced, ~ ad 1n tu l and paa d o t1rst ~ead1n on the 6tb d~ ot July , 1976. July , 1976. Publi sh~ •• a 8111 tor n Crd1nanc on th 7tt day or AT: T: 1, ro~• 1n It n -J - ,._ l .. • • { • • I• • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN _--"-C"'-la"'y.._t:c:o:..:.n::.._ _____ _ A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE BY THE CITY OF ENGLCI'100D, COLORADO, OF ITS NEGOTIABLE COUPON BONDS IN THE PRI:-JCIPAL Al'lOUNT OF $2 ,112, 000 TO BE DESIGNATED "GENERAL OBLIGATION HOUSING REFUNDING BONDS", FORTH? PURPOSE OF REFUNDING OUTSTANDING BONDS OF THE CITY: PRESCRIBING THE FORM OF SAID REFUNDING BONDS: PROVIDING FOR THE LEVY A!lD COLLECTION OF AN ANNUAL TAX TO PAY SAI D BONOS AND INTEREST: MAKING CERT IN OTHER COVENANTS AND AGREEMENTS RELATING TO THE REF D-ING OF BONDS. WHEREAS, the City of Enqlewood, Colorado, has previously authorized and issued its General Obliga >on Housing Bonds, Ser1es 1976, dated February 1, 1976 (hereinafter referred to as "1976 Housinq Bonds ") in h total amount of $2,225,000. of wh ich there now re~ains ou • ndinq the principal amount of $2,225,000, consistinq of 445 bonds ~• the denom1nat1on of $5,000 each, numbered 1 to 44 5, >nc1us1ve , bearing in e rest payable sem>-annually on June 1 and Dece 1 each year, and .aturing ~ $ 35,000 40,000 40,000 45,000 50,000 $ $ $ 50,000 60,000 60,000 65,000 65,000 75,000 80,000 85,000 90,000 100,000 105,000 115,000 120,000 130,000 140,000 145' 000 160,000 175,000 195,000 ser1ally on peceNber 1 each year as follows: Maturit Int~res Ra e 1977 1978 1919 1980 1981 1982 1983 1 84 198S 1986 19q7 19 1989 1990 19 l lq 2 19 l 19 4 1995 19 1997 1991 1 ' 2000 I • 7.50\ 7.5 \ 7.50 \ 7.5 0\ 7.50\ 7 .50 7.50 ?.so 7.50\ 7.50\ 7.50\ 6.30\ 6.25 .25\ 6.30 .so 6.50 \ 6.50\ .75\ 6.75 .75 '· 7S\ 6.00\ .00\ ... r "'able r, ·.l I • • - lfflEREAS, the net interest cost of and the net effective interest rate on the refunding bonds shall be materially le ss than the net interest cost of and ~ erfective interest rate on the 1976 Housing Bonds, to be re ~d, as set forth in the following table: (all computations are from August 1 , l ~ Issue (s) Net Interest Cost Net Effective Interest Rate 1976 Housing Bonds 1976 Refunding Bonds S 2,3 <'9 ,Ll8.88 6. 55 ' s 1,867,0~5.6 7 6 ·33 ' WHEREAS, by a RPsolution dulv adopted on the ~ day of June , 1976, the City Council of the City of Englewood, h a a determined to issue, in accordance with the Constitution and lava of t he State of Colorado, and its City Cha rter and Ord i nance No . _____ , 52,112,000 of Pefund1ng bonda, e6ch to be deslgnated aa hereinafter speci!1ed, the same to be sol d at public sale at not less than their par value, for the purpose of refunding and pay ing all of the 1976 Housinq Bond e , referred to above; and WH EREAS, a notice of sale of bonds has been advertiaed in a ccordanc with the prov~siona of .the City Charter : and WHEREAS , bonds for he above purpose in t he orincioal amount of $2,112,000 hav ben award<>d to eoet cher and Comrar,y the beat b1dder for a aid bonds: aE IT OROAI tD BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OP ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO: Sect on 1. in accordance w th the City Charter and Ordlnanc No. taere aball be iaaued negot able coupon honda of the City, eacb to d a gnated •c neral 0 ltna ion Houainq Refunding Bond", lhare1nafter re .,rred to aa th "1976 Refundi ng Bonds"), in h total pr~nctpal a of $2,117,000 or tba That purpoae of r funding honda o th the City tion wh ich in fora, n t annually day o day of 0 AIOOun • co.ooo o.ooo ,000 o.ono .ooo I •lul C". •M1nu o re und. neqo table l, 1976, r an4 th& lat h lat i- . ., I ' • • • • 0 I• - ~ 'laturity $ 65,000 1982 75,000 198) 70 ,000 1984 80,000 1985 80,000 198 $ 90,000 1987 95,000 1988 105 ,000 1989 105,000 1990 120,000 1991 $ 125 ,000 1992 140,000 199) 140,000 1994 155 ,000 1995 170,000 1996 170,000 1997 62,000 1998 Bonda of this lSSU@ Naturinq on or before December 1, 1985 are not redeemable pr>or to their respective maturity datea. Bonds ~turtnq on or after December 1, 1986 are redeeaable at the option of th@ City on December 1, 1985, and on any interest payment date ~~ere•fter , 1n inverse numer~cal order, u~n paYMent of p•r and •~crued in ~rest, plue a premt of l /2 of the puncipal so r@d d. Th max11l t ia ••• of 1976 Refunding Bonda hall be 6.) per annwa. Sect1on 2. Paying Aoen • The pr nc1pal of and i~tereat on aatd 1976 Refundinq Bonda ahall oay ble in 1ewful ~ey ot the United S a ea ot Anerica, a t Th rirat Na ional Bank ot Enql vOOd, in En9 l e od, Th no ice o~ ti .. in a newepaper cuato-.rily uaad by not.ic one which aaid banda are to a hall •leo be qiv n by Hra c1aaa ll, ered, lea a ancl Co• .... el n ur ' • 0 seal of the City affixed thereto, and attested by the manual signature of the Director of Finance, ex-officio City Clerk. The interest accruing on said Bonds shall be evidenced by interest coupons thereto attached, bearing the facsimile signature of the Director of Finance, and when ao executed, such coupons shall be the binding obligations of the City, according to their import. Should any officer vhose -.nual or facsimile signature appears on said Bonds or the interest coupons attached thereto cease to be such officer before delivery of the Bonds to the purchaser, such manual or facsimile signature shall nevertheless be valid and sufficient tor all purposes. The Bonds and intereat coupons to be attached thereto shall be in substantially the following for., . - • • -. STATE OF COLORADO • - (Form of Bond) UNITED STATES OF AMERICA CITY OF ENGLEWOOD I~ COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE GENERAL OBLIGATION HOUSI NG REFUNDING BOND No. $5,000 The City of Enqlewood, in the County of Arapahoe and State of Colorado, for va l ue received, hereby acknovled9 .. itaelf indebted and promiaea to pay to the bearer hereof the • .,. of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS io lawful money of the United Statea of ~rica, o n the let day of Deceaber, 19 ___ • with intereat thereon at the rate of -----------------------------per centwa ( t ) per annua, payable oo J une 1, 1977, and a .. i -annually thereafter on the lat day of December and the lat day of June each year, •• evidenced by intereat coupone attached hereto, both princtpal and in er at being payable at The Ftret ation&l of glevood, in En1Jlevood, Colorado , upon pree ntation d.ae. coupooa and thia lend •• they aeverally ..tur n9 o or before r ,_ I ., 1 I • I• • Bond to render the same lawful and valid have happened, been properly done and performed, and d id exist in regular and due time, form and manner, as required by law, and that the total debt of the City, i nclud ing that for this Bond, does not exceed any limit of indebtedness prescribed by the Constitution or Laws of the State of Colorado or the Charter of the City: and that provision has been made for the levy and collection of an annual tax on all the taxable property in said City sufficient to pay the interest on and principal of this Bond when the same become due. The full faith and credit of the City of Englewood, Colorado, are hereby pledged for the punctual payment of the principal of and the interest on this Bond. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado, has caused this Bond to be aiqne4 with the facaiaile signature of the Mayor of the City aealed vitb a facaiaile of ita corporate seal, atteate4 an4 countersigned by the DAnual s ignature of the Director of Finance, ex-officio City Clerk and haa cauned the interest coupoaa attached hereto to be executed ~ith the facaiaile signature of the Director of Finance, aa of the lat day of Au uat, 1976. (Manual lignature) (Do Not Sip) Director of Finance ••-officio City Clerk CITY OP ENGLE11000, COLORADO • • (Pacaiaile Signature) (Do Ito Sipl ' • • 0 - No. (Form of Interest Coupon) $ ___ _ JUn e, On the lst day of December, 19 ___ , unless the bond to which thia coupon is attached, if redeemable, haa been called for prior redemption, the City of EngleWOOd, in the County of Arapahoe and State of Colorado, vill pay to bearer tba AMOunt shown hereon in lawful money of the United States of America, at The First National Bank of Engl~, in Englewood, Colorado, b eing interest than due on ita General Obligation Housing Refunding Bond, dated August 1, 1976, bearlnt No. REGISTRATION CERTIFICATE The unders igned, the duly elected, qual fiad and ~lng Director of Finance, ex-officio City Clark of the City ~ Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado, bareby eertifiea tbat -thia lond haa been duly regiatared in a boo kept for that pur- poM, and that the la und r which thh IoneS h i .. ued providea that when ao regiaterad, ita legality shall not be open to eonteat by the City VII e haa haued it or any penon or corporetioa in behalf ot •uch City for any reaaon vlla ev.ar. I WITNESS wta:uo , he haa haraw.to cau d hie faeat.ite • gna ura and a facaiaila of the o fieial a al of tb City to be affixed hereto, a Enql , Colorado, .. of the la day of Auqu t, lt7,. (P'ACilliiL!) ( I Z A L ) , - • • , .. . • .. - Section S. Disposition o! Bond Proceeds. All of said Bonds, when executed as prov>ded by law, shall be delivered to the purchaser thereof, in accordance with the contract of purchase therefor, and the proceeds deri ved therefro~ shall be used exclusively for the purpose of paying and refunding the valid and lawful outs tand ing bonda described above, of the City , as hereinafter set forth: PROVIDED, HOWEVER, that the proceeds thereof may be temporarily invested, or reinvested, pending such use, in securities or obligations hereinafter des c r i bed. It is hereby covenanted and agreed by the City that the t e~po rary investment or reinve stment of the Or>ginal Proceeds of the 1976 Refunding Bonda or Proceeds, if any, of any of the 1976 Hous ing Bonds , which ~•Y be or become transferred proceeds of the 1976 Refund i ng Banda, or any portion the reof, ahall be of such nature and e xtent, and for such period, that the bond s o f the City shal l not be or become "arb1trage bonds• wi thin the mean i ng of Section l 03(d), of the Internal Revenue Code, and pertinent regulations, and such proceeds, when so invested or re invested, shall be subject. to the applicable limitations and restrictions of said Section lOl(d), .. the same no exists or ••y later be amended, and shall further be subject to any applicable r qulationa of h e Department of the Treasury. Neither the purchaser of said bonds nor subsequent hold re of any of th shall in any vay responsible f~ the applf c at on of the proe de of ea1d bonds by the City, or any of ite officers or e ploy s . S ct ay be advanced fr the p urpoa of on said 1976 due and p vld ng for In an If n ceeaary, the lnterest Ref~~ding londe on June 1, 1977. any available funds ot he Ci y. d " .. I I ' • 0 - payment of the interest on and principal of sa1d 1976 Refunding Banda and for no oth ar purpose whatever, until said 1976 Refunding Bonds authorized by this Ordinance, both principal and i nterest, shall have b een fully p aid, satisfied and discharged. Nothing herein contained shall be so construed as to prevent the City from applying any other funds or revenues that may be in the City treasury and available for that purpose to the payment of said bonds and the interest thereon, and upon the application of such funds or revenues as aforesaid, the levy or levies herein provided may thereupon to that extent be diminished. Section 7. Appropr>ation -Tax Levi es . The sums herein provided to pay the interest on said bonds and to discharge the principal thereof vhen due, are hereby ap- propriated for that purpose, and sa1d amounts for each year shall also be included in the annual budget and the appropri.- tioe bills to be adopt d and passed by th C>ty Council of tbe City in each year, respectively. Section 1. Re!undin~ Escrow proce@ds of the 1976 R funding Bonds authorized the aooount of $2,112,000 shall be deposited by t City, in a special fund and separate truot a ccount, for the purposa of refunding tha 1976 Housing Bonds. Tha trust account sh~l be designatad aa the "City of Engl WOOd, Bond Refunding Escrow Account, 1976" (herein SOM&timea referred to .. t e "Rafundi ng Escrow Account •, or • acrow Account"). to be established and .. intained at The Firat Na ional Ban of Englewood, in k duly organized and of AMrica, Corpora on, having full and c t • ' '. • • - (a) par amount of 1976 Refunding Bonds $ 2,112,000 (b) accrued interest on out- standing bonds to be re- funded !estimated Aug. 23, -· 1976 (c) supplemental amounte, if any Total $ $ 53 .7~5.93 $2 ,200 ,159.8 1 Such amounts when invested by the Bank, will be a t all t inea at least sufflcient to pay the interest on and principal of the 1976 Housing Bo nds to be refunded and PAid, in accordance ~~th the following schedule: (A) Bonde of the designated iseues, numbered and aaturinq •• followe, &ball be paid and retired at their reapective aaturity detee e ccord1ng to the r original ter.s: Iaaue Bonds ~turini 1977 to 2000, incl. 1976 Houainq Bonde Bonds Nu.bered 1 to 445, incl. (B) Interest on eaid 1976 Houeing Bonds bein9 refunded accruing or being payable eubeequert to iasuance of the 1976 Refunding Bonde ehall be paid ee !-annually eacb year, on the proper intereat paywent datea according te their original term., until aaid 1976 Houeinq Bonds mature. Section 9. Accrued Intereat on Refundini Bonde. The a ccrued intereat , it eny, on the 1976 Refunding Bonde fro. their date to the date of the heuenc and delivery thereof, and the pr..Uua or a portion t er of , if any, ia the a.ount Of $ 1, 7 33 · 05 , Paid by th purchaaer !or any of •aid refund n9 bonds, ahall be depoaited in th 1976 fundinq Bond P'und, and h ld for t pa i ssue of Til e Ba nk • I I I I I I I ' .. • • .. Section 11. Obligations of Escrow Bank. The Bank shall from time to time redeen at maturity all or the appropriate portion of the acquired obligations in said Refunding Escrow Account, in sufficient aoounts so that the proceeds therefrom and the interest thereon as the same accrues, will be sufficient to meet the interest requirements on the 1976 Housing Bonds as such inter est accrues and to pay said bonds at their respective maturities , according to the schedule hereinabove set forth. Sec tion 12. Authorization to Execute Escrow Aqreement. The May or of the City , and the Director of Finance shall, and they are h reby authorized and directed to take all necessary or appropriate act1on toward the execution of a proper Escrow Agreem nt with h Bank concerning the deposita in, investments of and d>sbursements fro sa1d Refunding Escrow Account, and suc h other agreements as may be neceasary or d air ble to eff ctuate the provisions of this Ordinance and co ply w1th the requ >rer~nts o! law. The form of the Refund ng Escr Agr ment •• attached as "Exhibit 8" and incorporated h rein y spe cific reference. S ction ll. Not1ce of Refunding. Notic of refunding of the 1976 Hous>ng Bonds shall b given at or about the tt.e of such r !und1ng, by publica >On of auch notice one ti .. n T Enqlewoo~ H rald Sentinel, a n~wspaper published and havin n ral c 1rcula ion in the City. The for. of auch notice a set forth in Exhibit •c• and incorporated herein by apeeific r fere ee. ln ad~it>on to the publish d notice referred to above, notie of sue refundln9 shall be sent by registered aa 1 to the foll inq • th thereo ta co c 1. hevi 9 cone1 d • he by 1. or4 ). I • ' • • I • - with sa i d ~ssu o! n a. an eref r ~ no election is r e u~red for the ~ss uan ce of sue 1976 Refun~ng Bo nds. (B) That t h funds and tnv est~ents to be placed ~n sa 1d ~&c row A=coun t, toqeth r with the interest to be derived fro such 1nvestmen t, are i n an amount wht c at all LlMea shall be sufficient to pay the refunded b onds , as they become due at their resp ct1ve rnaturit l es, as to pr1ncipal , interest, and any charg 5 of tho esc row agen t payable the refrom, and tha the computations made in determ~ning such suff1ciency have been v rifled by a Certif ied Pub lC Accountant . (C) That he o al agq regate amount of bonded lndebtedneas of the Ctty do s n ot now, nor Wlll it subsequent t o he 1saua nce of aaid 1 ssue of 1 9 7 6 Refund1n9 Bond s , exceed any applicable limtt preacr1b d by the Cona titu 10n or Lawa of he State of Color or th Cl ty Char ter. (D) Th t the i -.ua~ce of • 1d '976 R fundin g nja an all proc durea unde rtaken incident hereto ar in full compl>a n ce a~d con!or=ity with al l applicab le r qui r e nts, prov1atona and limi a t1ona prescribed by the Cona ttution and L wa of the State of Colorado r~ ~to en b li 9 and Ord>nance o. of t -l2 • ,._ •' ' • • • 0 ,. • and delivery of said Refund i ng Bo nds, be and the same are hereby ratified, approve d and c on f irmed. Section 16. Se ve r abllitv. That should an)• one or nore sections or parts o f t hi s Ord i na nce be ad j udged un- enforceable or invalid, such judg r.~n t shall not affect , impair or invalidate the rema1ning provisions of this Ordinance, it being the intention that the var i ous provisions hereof are eeverable. Section 17. Re p e al e r. All Ordinances or parts thereof in conflict with thi s Ord inanc e are hereby repealed. Section 18. Ord in a n ce I rrepe alable. After said Refunding Bonds are issued, th1s Ordinance shall be and remain irrepealab l e un tll sa1d Re!wnd 1n g Bonds and the interest th reon s h all h a ve ~en fully paid, satisfied and discharged. Se ction 19 . 40 of the Ci ty Cha rter , ln a cco r dance with Section Counc1l shall ho ld a public hear1ng on the Ord i nance, be f ore f1n a l pas s a g e t he reof, on ~ _Y ___ , t h., 19 lc day o f J~> ) 1976, at __ 7_=_3_o ___ _!.M. Section 20. ~· ord n3 •~d Authentication. Thi s Ord1nance a s adopted by t e City Co un cil, shal l ba n red and rec orded, and t he d on 10n nd publicat1on ah 11 be aut hentic ated by the ••gnature of he Ma yor o f the Ci ty, and the Director of Finance, ex-offlcio C1ty Cle rk, by affixing t e seal of the City an by Publica tion. Th la Ordinanc e sha ll b thirty ()O) .S.ya afte r publicat on !ollo w1n g f1nal pasaa g • Int~odueed , ~• j 1r f wl! and p aas~ ~n fir s t r adin& on the 6t day r Jul)', 1 ~ Pu 1a d as 1 81 l t r a. rd1nane e on the 7t h d&~ or Ju l , 97 • A. 'lil~~~~--------------------- ,_ ., 'I I .. l .~ ' • • ( • • 0 • AGENDA FOR THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE ENGLE WOOD CITY COUNCIL JULY 6 , 1976 7 :3 0 P .M. Call to order , invocation by Reverend William Rhoades , En glewood First United Presbyterian Church , 3500 South Logan S reet , pledge of allegiance by Boy Scout Troop #154 , and roll call . ·- 1. Mi nutes . Minutes of t h e regu lar of June 21 , 1976. meeting (Copies enclosed .) (a) Minu es of the special m eting of June 2 ' 1976 . (To be r n"r.li d.) (b) 2 . p ... Visi ors . ( ) ~r. Karl Noll nberger, ssistan City Manager, nd iss Harriet Lute , Director o he Library, will e present to make a special presenta ion o he Ci y Council. ( ) Mr . Harold Rust , Englewood District Mana er o he Public S rv1c Company , will appear b for Cl y Council to pr s nt he franchi e ch ck or the second quar er of 1976. rv • o J n l . ) ion r ' • • • - page 2 July 6 Agen da 3. Communications -No Action Recommended (Continued). (d) Minutes of the Planning and Zoning Commission mee ing of June 8 , 1976. (Copies enclosed.) (e) Financial Repo t for the month of May , 1976 . (Copies enclosed .) (f) Memorandum from the Chief of Police to the City Mana er concerning accidents on Floyd Avenue in the vicinity of Floyd Park. (Copies enclosed .) 4. Commun i ca ions -Action Recommended. (a) Recommenda ions from th Planning and Zoning Comm ission mee ing of J ne 22 , 1976 as follo ws: (i) concernin vaca ion of alley i Block 9 , Jackson Broad ay Heights; and (i1} ( 0 (b) lllemorandum from the En lewoo Housin Au hori ty h h for to he Engl wood Ci y Co neil cone rning Revolvin Rehabilita i o n Loan Fund Pro ram recomm n ions. (Copies enclos .) 5 . ty A o rney. Or11nances o Fin in . • . ) • • page 3 July 6 Agenda 5. City Attorney (Continued). (d) ~~ Ord f~a p!e amending Section 14 , Chapter 4 , Title V, o t e li§69 Englewoo d Municipal Code , as amended relating to annual military leave and author iz ing full pay without reducti o n of benefits for the first fifteen ( 15) days thereof . (Copies enclosed.) (e) Ord i n f ns y amending Title IX , of the 1969 Englewood Mdrlf c pa t ode , by adding a new chapter thereto, Licensing and Regulating Vehicle Wrecker or Towing 15 • Service ; Providing for Investigation and Supervision ·by the Chief of Police; Setting forth duties of / Licensees; Providing for Revocation of Licenses; and Prescribing penalities for he viola ion of its provisions. (Copies enclosed.) Or inance amending Section 35 , Chapter 4 , Title XIII, 9 Englewood Municipal Code, as amended by sing he amount of revenues from the sales and tax deposited into the Capital Improvement un . (Copies ens losed. ) (g) Bill creating and establishing an improvement district, -. ...... 583~0@~ known as Sidewalk Improvement District Number 76; Ordering the construction therein of sidewalk improvements; and Providing for notice to contractors to be bid upon the cons ruction of such improvements. (Bill and Memorandum from the Director of Public Works enclosed.) (h) a 1onal tax on Moun a1n Bell . R 0 i o n. (1 ) Res o l s 11 h1n dules for m ter e. (C o 1e ( ) tr 22 . ( At o r n y' Ch o i c c y r- . ) ' • • • 0 - tJO.e,'-' , July 6 Agenda 6 . City Manager (Con inued). (b) Request for approval for the Memorandum of Und er - standing between the City of Englewood and the Englewood Police Benefit Association. (Copies enclosed .) (c) Request for approval for the Memorandum of Under - standing between the Cit y of Englewood and the Englewood Fire Fighters Association. (Copies enclosed . ) (d) Report concerning vacation of the 2700 block of South Elati Street . (e) Resolut i on appropriating monies in the General , ti&bd &lid Sewer Funds . (Copies en clo sed. ) (f) Recommenda ion from he Planning and Zonin Commission o the City Manager concerning priorities for 1981 capital improvements. (Copies enclosed .) (g) Manager 's Choice. 7. 0 her Visitors . 8 . eneral Discussion. (a) Mayor 's Choice. ( ) Council Member 's Choice . A jo rnm n . • • ,. - COUNCIL CHAMBERS CI~Y OF El GLEWOOD , COL OR ADO June 21 , 1976 RE,ULA MEETIJG : • e i y Co ci of the City of ~nglewood , Arapahoe Co nt , ~> orado , met in regu ar session on June 21 , 1976 at 7 : 3 ~ ... .ayor Pro Tern Clayton , presi ing , called the meeting to or er . The invocation was given by Reverend Fred Hahn of the Imma e L thera Chu rch Missouri "ynod , 3695 South Acoma . Tne Ple of A i nee wa led y Councilman Smith . Mayor Pro Tern C ayton asked for ro 1 call . U on the ca of the ro , tne fo lowing w re present : Counci Members illiams , Severn , mith , Brown , 1-lann , ar .ayor Pro "'em C ay ton . Absent : Mayor Taylor . Mayor Pro Tern Clayton ec ared a quorum prese1t . A o present were: City Manager McCown A st . City Manager tollenberger City Attorney Berar ini Acti1g Director of Comm nity velo m nt Romans Dir . of Fina ce/Ci y C er Jame D ty City C er~ arner * * * * * * " - • • June 21 , 1976 Page 2 • - Ayes : Council Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , rlrown , Mann , Clayton . Nays : Hone . Absent : Mayor Taylor . The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried . * * * * * * "Communications -No Action Recommended " on the agenda were considered : a. Minutes of the Englewood Housing Authority meeting of Apri 27 , 97 6 . Min tes of the Planni1g and Zonin Co mmissio meeting of May 18 , 1976 . inutes of the Denver Regiona Cc ~ ._ L . o. Jovernments meeting of May , •• o f the Library oar 7b . th Parks and Recr J ne 10 , 19 .{b . ,._ • ]~ June 21 , 1976 Page 3 • - because the National League of Cities National Transp ortation Committee recommends that the MPO be made up primarily of elected officials . Councilman Severn pointed out that the present MPO is the Joint Regional Planning Program and that the only organi- zation available at this time to take over is DRCOG . COUNCILMAN SIHTH MOVED THAT CITY COUNCIL SEND A LETTER TO THE GOVERNOR AND A COPY TO THE JOINT REGIONAL PLANNiiW PROGRAM STATING THAT A MAXIMUM NUMBER OF ELECTED OFFICIALS SHOULD BE CONTAINED ON THE METROPOLITAH PLANNING ORGANIZATION WHEN IT IS DESIGNATED . The mot i on died for the lack of a second . COUNCILMAN SMITH MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A MOTION TO RECEIVE THE "COMMUNICATIONS -NO ACTION RECOMMENDED " ON THE AGENDA . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows : Ayes : Council Members Williams , Severn , Smith , Brown , Mann , Clayton . Nays : None . Absent: Mayor Taylor . The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carrie . • • • • • • City Manager McCown presented the minutes of the June 9 , 1976 meeting of the Board of Adjustment and Appeals re uesting legal counsel for the cas the City has filed agains them and Azar 's . They f rther request that Attorney Richar L . Eason be obtained to represent the Board . COUNCILMAN MA I MOVED AND COUICILMAt SMITH SECO OED A MOTIOI TO ACCEPT THE RECOMMEtDATIO FROM THE BOARD OF ADJUST- MET AD APPEALS RE UE TitG LEAL COUNSEL FOR CIVIL ACTIO! o. 35468 . u on call of t. roll, h vote re fo Ay Co nc1 M ov rr, M • Cl yton . y A nt.: yor T ylor. Th M yor Pro T c h 1110t1o r • • • • • .. • • June 21 , 1976 Page 4 • 0 • ' Acting Director of Community Development Romans presented the following recommendations from the Planning and Zoning Commission concern i ng the proposed I -470 freeway : (1) favoring construc t ion of the I -470 freeway ; (2) that the routing should be the "Airport Diagonal " proposal ; and (3) that the s per grid proposal also be implemented in order to alleviate traffic problems in Englewood and the southwest quadrant of the metropoli t an area . The proposed I -470 free- way would run from I -70 south of Golden to I -25 near the Arapahoe County Airport , and its main purpose would be to provide traffic rel i ef . Ms . Romans reviewed the alternative routes which have been under considerat i on . Councilman Sovern stated that improvements need to be made in the City . He urged that no action be taken until Council is more informed and until more research can be made . COUNCILf-1AN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A MOTION TO POSTPONE ACTION CONCERNING THE I -470 FREEWAY UNTIL THE FIRST COUI CIL MEETIHG IN AUGUS'i'. Upon a call oi' the roll , the vote resulted as follows: Ay s : Council Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown , Mann , Clayton . Nays : None . Absent : Mayor Taylor . The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried . • • • • • • COU CILf-tAl WILLIAMS MOVED A D COUt CILMA SMITH ECOI DE MOTIO TO COISIDER AGE DA ITEM 4a-ORDI AICE ZOIIIG A IEWLY A . EXED PARCEL OF LAND TO THE CITY OF E GLEWOOD FROM AN UNZO ED CLAS.>IFICATIOt TO I -1 , LIGHT II DUSTRIAL DISTRICT -AND AGEl A ITEM j -RE OLUTION ADOPTING FIHDINGS OF FACT AI CONCLUSIO S It CASE 14-7 -AT THIS TIME . Upon a call of the roll, the 1 te as follows: Ay e Council Memb ra Willi ma, Sov rn, s ith, rown, M nn, Cl y 0 . y s : on A s nt: M yor T y or. T h M yor r o T m c r d t otion c rr1 • June 21 , 1976 Page 5 • 0 • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN MANN BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO . 2 4 SERIES OF 1976 , . AN ORDINANCE ZONING A NEWLY ANNEXED PARCEL OF LAND TO THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , ARAPAHOE COUNTY , STATE OF COLORADO , FROM AN UNZONED CLASSIFICATION TO I -1 , LIGHT INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT . COUNCILMAN MAN HOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A MOTION TO PASS ORDINANCE NO . 2 4 , SERIES OF 1976 , ON FINAL READ - ING . City Attorney Berardini suggested that Council adopt the findings of fact before passing the ordinance . Councilman Mann withdrew his motion , and Councilman Sovern withdrew his second . RESOLUTION NO . 28 , SERIES OF 1976 A RESOLUTION ADOPTING FINDINGS OF FACT AND CONCLUSIONS IN CASE I 0 . 14 -76 , ZONING A NEWLY AI HEXED PARCEL OF LAND TO THE CITY OF EIGLE OOD , COLORADO , FROM AN UNZONED CLASSIFICATION TO I -1 , LIGHT I~DU TRIAL LISTRICT . COU CILMAI MAt J MOVED AND COUNCILMAN WILL IAMS SECONDED A OTIOI TO PASS RESOLUTIOI W . 28 , SERIES OF 1976 . •. June 21 , 1976 Page 6 • • COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS SECONDED A MOTION TO PASS ORDINANCE NO . 24 , SERIES OF 1976 , ON FINAL READ - ING . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows : Ayes : Council Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown , Mann , Clayton . Nays : None . Absent : Mayor Taylor . The Mayo r Pro Tern declared the motion carried . * * * * * * COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED A T-lOTION TO RENEW THE 3 . 2 FERMENTED MALT BEVERAGE LICENSE FOR JCP PROVISION CO ., INC . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows : Ayes : Council Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown , Mann , Clayton . Nays : None . Absent : Mayor Taylor . The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried . • • • • • • Assistant Ci y Manager Nollenberger re sen ed a r couunen ation fro the Wa er and Sewer Board for a roval o f S 1 men I 9 o Sou hgate Sanitation District . This is a 37 .5 acre parcel a the south st corner of Orchard Rod an o th b c , which is curr ntly being consider for nn xation o r en woo Vill g • Th e v lopm nt is for mix of office , conm rcial an r si ntial . COUlCILMA SMITH MOVED AND COUtCILM A BRO SECO DED A MOTIOt TO A PROVE SUPPL£ME T I 9 TO SOUTHGATE SA lTATIO DI TRICT AS RECO Et OED BY THE WATER A D SE WER BOARD , COllTI E IT UPO GREE WOOD VILLAGE ' APPROVAL OF At EXATION . Upon c ll of th rol , t vo lt follows: Ay a • c y on . ill1a , Sovern , i h , r wn , t y on A t: M yo or . Th M yor Pro • • • • ' • • 1- • • June 21, 1976 Page 7 Assistant recommendation from in the outside-City from inside rates . from 37% up to 50%. • 0 - City Manager Nollenberger presented a the Water and Sewer Board for a revision water rates creating a 150% differential This would bring the differential overall COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED A D COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A MOTION TO DIRECT THE CITY ATTORNEY TO PREPARE AN ORDINANCE TO REVISE THE OUTSIDE -CITY WATER RATES CREATING A 150% DIFFER - ENTIAL FROM INSIDE RATES . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows : Ayes: Council Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown , Mann , Clayton . Nays : None . Absent : Mayor Taylor . The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried . • • • • • • Assistant City Manager Nollenberger presented a recommen ation from the Water and Sewer Board for approval of an in ividual ta -on agreement with Elmer Waldow to the Valley Sanitatio District for property in the 3700 block of South Clay Street . Mr . Waldow has approval from the Valley Sanita- tion Dis ric , ut he still must obtain all requisite official signat r s . CvL• CILMA SOVERf MOVED AND COUNCILMA!l MANN SECOI DED A MOT I Q, TO APPROVE THE INDIVIDUAL TAP -ON AGREEMENT FOR MR . WAL 0 Ill 0 THE VALLEY SAJ ITATIO, 0 STRICT . Upon a call of th roll , tn vot resulted as follows: Ay s: Council Members Williams , Sovern , Smith, Brown , M .• Clayton . t y t one . Ab s nt: Mayor Taylor • The M y o r Pro Tern decl r u th motion c rrie • • • • • • • pr sent d a for cc ptance ,._ .. • • , - June 21 , 1976 Page 8 • - ... COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED A D COUNCILMAIJ WILLIAMS SECONDED A MOTIOIJ TO CONSID ER AGENDA ITEM 4h AT THIS TIME -A BILL FOR AN ORDIHANCE PROVIDING FOR THE RECOVERY FROM INDUSTRIAL -TYPE USERS OF CERTAIN COSTS RELATING TO FEDERALLY FUNDED BI -CITY TREATMENT PLANT WITHII THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows : Ayes: Council Members Williams , Severn , Smith , Brown , Mann , Clayton . Nays : None . Absent : Mayor Taylor . The Mayor Pr o Tern declared the motion carried . COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAI MA m SECO DED A MOTIO TO ACCEPT THE RECOMMENDATIO!J FROM THE WATER AND SEWER BOARD REFERENCE SEWER RATES FOR THE INDUSTRIAL COST RECOVERY . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows : Ayes : Council Members Williams , Severn , Smith , Brown , Mann , Clayton . Nays : one . Absent : Mayor Taylor . The Mayor Pro Tern eclared th motion carried . IITRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUlCILMA A BILL FOR AI ORDINANCE AMEI IJG ECTIO THE 1969 E GLEWOOD MU. ICIPAL TO FEDERALLY FU D~ BI-CI Y Et LEWOOD , COLORADO . A MOTlO Ay n , 1 yton . Coun l ys: or •• Wi OVER: a a , Sov rn, .m1 h , Brown, • - • • 0 - June 21 , 1976 Page 9 Absent : Mayor Taylor . The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried . * * * * * * INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUJ~CILMAJ~ SMITH BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCh NO . 25 SERIES OF 1 976 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 6 , ENTITLED "OFFENSES AGAINST PUBLIC PEACE , SAFETY A D GOOD ORDER ", OF TITLE XI , OF THh 1969 ENGLE \oJ OOD MUNICIPAL CODE , BY ADDING A NEW SECTIOH THERETO PROHIBITING THE SOLICITATION OF TOWING OR WRECKER BUSINESS . COUNCILM AN SMITH MOVED AHD COUNCILMAN MANN SECO DED A MOTION TO PASS ORDINANCE NO . 25 , SERIES OF 1976 , ON FINAL READING . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows : Ayes : Council Members Williams , Sove r n , Smith , Brown , Mann , Clayton . Nays : None . Absent : Mayor Tayl o r . The Mayor Pro Tern eclared the motion carried . • • • • • • Mayor Pro Tern Clay on ec r e Co ne il rec o nvene at :20 .m. U o n n ca fo owi n we r e r es en : n ~lay e r Mem r s 1 Cla y on . Ab sent : Ma y o r Taylor . Th M yo r Pr o T c • • • 1 vO V r n , • • ~:0) t .m. r o , t.h 1 h , r own , ~a n , • • June 21 , 1976 Page 10 • 0 • Ayes : Council Members Williams , Severn , Smith , Brown , Mann , Clayton . ays : lone . Absent : Mayor Tay or . The Mayor Pro mem declared the motion carried . * * * * * * IHTRODUCI:.D AS A BILL BY COUHCILHAN SOVERN A BILL FOR AN ORD IJ.At CE AMENDING SEC'l'IO 5 , CHAPTER 3 , OF TITLE V , OF THI:. 19 69 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE , AS AME DED , BY DISQUALIFYitG C£RTAI1 EMPLOYEES RELATED BY BLOOD OR MARRIAGE FROM ORIGINAL APPOINTMENT OR PROMOTION WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD . COUNCILMAN SOVERt MOVED AIID COUNCILMA MAl I SECOJ-ID.i:.D A l~OTIOi TO PASS A BILL FOR A, ORDIJIA,ICJ:. AME! DII G Sl:.CTIO! 5 , CHAPTER 3 , OF TITLE V, OF THE 1969 EIGLEWOOD MU!ICIPAL COD!:., AS AMEIIDED , BY DISQUALIFY! G CERTAIN EMPLOYEE.S RELA l:.D bY tiLOOD OR l4ARRIAGE FRO!~ ORIGINAL APPOI! TMENT OR PROMOTION WITHI! THe CITY OF eNGLE WO OD . Upon a call of tne ro 1 , the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Wil lams , Sover1 , Smith , Brown , Mann , Clayton . 1 ays: I on A sent : M yor T y or . Th Mayor Pro clared the motion carrie • • • • • * • L TRODUCI:D AS A BILL BY COU CIL!·1All SOVERI A BILL FOR REGie! AL OD RELATit'l G A iona • • , • ,. - June 21 , l97ti Page 11 COU GILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MA~N S~CONDED A MOTION TO AMEND THE BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE BY DELETING NUMBER (3) UNDER SECTION 1 , PARAGRAPH l , AND ANY OTHl:.R Rl:.FERl:.NCE RELATED THERETO . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows : Ayes : Council Members Williams , Severn , Smith , Bro wn , Mann , Clayton . Nays : None . Absent : Mayor Tay lor . Tie Mayor Pro Tern declared the mo ti on carried . U on a call of the roll , the vote on the original motion as amen ed resulted as follows : Ayes : Council Members Williams , Se vern , Smith , Bro wn , Mann , Clayton . ~~ays: None . Absent : Mayor Taylor . The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carrieu . * * * * * * City At~orney Berar 1n1 which r uces the amount of reven ment Acco nt in or er that mon1 and hen p ropriated for th hich r He sugge e~ ember e a e presented a Bill for an Or inance es going into the Capita I, rove - caul go into the G neral Fun c i al qui men re lac mer. s h t tne ffec ive te of Bil • ILL BY COUICI MA wiLLIA A BILL FOR , OF TITLE XIII , OF THE OED , BY REDUCI 0 Tl! AMOU T EPOSITED WTO A CA I AL ' • • June 21 , 1976 Page 12 • 0 • I• Ayes : Council Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown , Mann , Clayton . Nays : ione . Absent : Mayor Taylor . The r.tayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried . * * * * * * INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN MA N A BILL FOR AN ORDIIANCE AMENDING SECTION 14 , CHAPTER 4 , TITLE V, OF THE 1969 E GLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE , AS AME DED , RELATING TO ANNUAL MILITARY LEAVI:. AND AUTHORIZING FULL PAY WITHOUT REDUCTION OF BENI!.FITS FOR THE FIRST FIFTEEI~ (15) DAYS THEREOF . COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COU CILMAl WILLIAMS SI!.CONDED A MOTIOi TO PASS A BILL FOR AN ORDii AI CE AMENDI G SECTION 14, CHAPTER 4 , TITLE V, OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL COD~, AS AMEIDED , RELATING TO ANNUAL MILITARY L~AVE AtD AUTHORIZING FULL PAY WIThOUT REDUCTION OF BENEFITS FOR THE FIRST FIFTI!.EN (1,) DAYS THEREOF . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Williams , Sovern , mith, Brown , Ma1n , Clayton . Nays: None . Absent: Mayor Taylor . The Mayor Pro Tern eclare the motion carrie . * I * I I I City Attorney Berard1n1 pr sente a brief report concern- ing th b r ing dog problem . He stated th t th Noise Control 0 f1cer feels it may be fea 1ble to soun eq 1pm nt in th se c se but. th t mor r se rc 1 n to m k r comm n a ions on how it cou be 1m lem nte • Co ncilm n City Co neil s soon as City Attorn y B th c filed 1 t th U81n 88 nd occup 1onal le . th t a repor b r urne to I I I I I I • • ] • June 21 , 1976 Page 13 • 0 • COUJJCILMAH SOVEffi MOVED A D COU CILMAIJ SMITH SECONDED A r10TION TO AUTHORIZE THE CITY ATTORNEY TO DEFEND THE CASE FILED AGAINST THE CITY BY MOUNTAIN BELL . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows : Ayes : Council Me mber s Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown , Mann , Clayton . ays : None . Absent : Mayor Taylor . The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried . * * * * * * City Manager McCown presented a memorand m from the Director of Public Works concerning a recent request for a pedestrian crossing signal on Floyd Avenue in the vicinity of Romans Park . Due to a survey taken by the Traffic Department , the Director of Public Works does not feel that a signal is justified for this area . COUNCILMAN SMITH MOVED AND COUrlCILMAIJ SOVERN SECO OED A MOTIO TO SEND A LETTER TO MS . J ANE'l' WREN EXPLAD Il G THIS REPORT WITH A COPY TO CHIEF HOLMES , AND TO REQUEST A R.t:.PORT FROM THE POLICE DEPARTMENT OF THE ACCIDENTS IN THIS AREA . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows : Ayes : Council Members Sovern , Smith , Mann , Clayton . I ays: Council f>lembers illiams , Brown . Absent: Mayor Taylor . The Mayor Pro Tern eel r d the motion carri d . COU CILMAN BROWN MOVED Al D COUNCILMAN MAN SECO OED A MOTIO TO II STALL AN ACTIVATED IGI AL Ill THE C •,ITER OF ROMA.t S PARK AT AN APPROXIMATE COST OF 2,400. Upon a call of th roll, the vote r sulte as follows: Ay Council M mb rs Jjro~m. M nn. N ys: Council M m er 11 1 , Sov rn, mith, Cl yton. Ab nt: M yor T y or. Th M yor P o T c th mo 1on r at • • • • • • ' • • , • 0 - June 21 , 1976 Page 14 City Manager McCown asked Council 's direction in scheduling public meetings for the Little Dry Creek study . He stated that the final report is being p r epared and will be ready some time in July . COUHCILMAI MITH MOVED A MOTION TO PO TPONE SETTING THE DRY CREEK UNTIL THE CITY COU CIL TO ET UP A COMMITTEE TO PREPARE Upon a call of the roll , the vot AIW COUNCILHA SOVERN SECONDED PUBLIC HEARI G DATE FOR LITTLE MEETIJG 0 AUGU T 2 , 1976 , AND THt: PRt. E TATIOH AT THAT TIME . res ted as follows : Ayes : Co neil Members Wi iam , Severn , Smith , Brown , Mann , Clayton . Nays : Hone . Absent : Mayor Taylor . The Mayor Pro Tern declared te motion carried . * • • • * • City Manager McCown tate that Co neil needs to reaffirm their approval for the T x Committee to ho public meetings regarding the 1977 r commendation The recommenda - ions for 1977 are as follows: "The Tax Committee recommends th followin r allocation of municipal rev nues and new sources of r v nue . ,._ Public Im rove- ment Fund Current 1 77 E tim tes Ch n s uov r 0 ceipt Charges • 15 ,718 (676 ,688) (80,000) 78,889 in th r o 15 ,718) 76,688 80 ,000 45,000 250,000 250 ,000 • • , June 21 , 1976 Page 15 • • COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILfllAN MANN SECONDED A MOTION TO GIVE DIRECTION TO THE TAX COMMITTEE TO HOLD PUBLIC MEETINGS 01~ THE 1977 RECot4MENDATIONS . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows : Ayes : Council Members Williams , Severn , Smith , Brown , Mann , Clayton . Nayr : None . Absent : Mayor Taylor . The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried . COUI~CILr-IA SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MAim SECONDED A MOTIOI TO DIRECT THE CITY ATTOID~EY TO RESEARCH AND MAKE RECOMME~DATIO!S AS TO THE LEGALITY OF THE 1977 RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE TAX COMMITTEE TO BE AVAILABLE ON JULY 29 , 1976 . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows : Ayes: Council Members Williams , Severn , Smith , Brown , Mann , Clayton . I ays : None . A sent : Mayor Taylor . The Mayor Pro Tern declar d the motion carrie • I I I I I I City Mana r McCown pres n e a memoran urn from he Direccor of Finance concernin selection of an indep n en au i ing firm for 1976 with following recomm nda ion : (l) consi eration of a thr contract ; (2) con i era ion of hiring th auditin firm on or before January 1 each y ar ; an (3) th t Sh herd and Company continue as he C1 y ' au it- 1ng firm for the n xt two y rs . COUJ CILMAN SMITH MOVED A D COUNCILMA! SOVER! ECO DED A r-tOTION TO ALLOW THE DIRECTOR OF Fll At CE TO I STITUTE A THREE - YEAR CONTRACT FOR THE CITY ' INDEPE DENT AUDITING FIRM, THAT IT EGOTIATED FOR A JA UA Y 1 STARTING DATE , AND THAT Till: AUDIT- H G FIRM FOR TilE XT TWO YEARS BF. HEPI!ERD A D COMPAt Y. U o c 11 or th roll, th vo r 1 follow : Aye Co neil M rs 1111 . • overn , mith, Brown, n . y yor ro A n yo T lor . Th M yor ro T cl mo io c rri • • ,._ • • , • June 21 , 1976 Page 16 • 0 - City Manager McCown noted that the r eport concerning the meeting for possible relocation assistance for the three businesses located on the corner of Lincoln and Girard will be presented a the July 6th Council meeting . • • • • • • City Manager McCown stated that a report will be made at the J ly th Council meeting concerning the proposed revision t o the 2700 block of South Elati Street with General Iron . • • • • • • City Manager McCown requested Council 's approval to schedule a 5 :00 p .m. meeting on June 28 to consider a refunding p r oposal for the eneral obli ation housing bonds for the apar - ments for the elderly . He stated that Walt Imhoff of Hanifen , Imhoff and Samford would be available for discussion . COUICILMAN SMITH MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A MOTIOil TO MEET AT 5 :00 P .M. ON JUNE 28 , 19'{6 TO COHSIDER THIS ITEM. Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows : Ayes: Council Members Williams, Sovern , Smith , Brown , Mann , Clayton . Nays: None . Ab~ent : Mayor Taylor . The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried . • • • • • • COU CILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SMITH SECONDED A MOTION TO AUTHORIZE THE CITY ATTORNEY TO INSTITUTE LEGAL PROC ED - INGS AGAil ST WINDERMERE WAREHOUSE INC . AND ALL OTHER INTERESTED PARTIES WITH RESPECT TO THE CORRECTION OF THE HAZARDOUS SITUATIOt AT THAT LOCATION RELATIVE TO THE RETAI ING WALLS . Upon a call of th roll, th vote resul ed as follow : Ay s : Council M mb rs William , Sovern , Smith , Brown , M nn , Cl y on . ys: Non . A nt: Mayor T ylor . Tt Mayor Pro Tern eel r tn motion c rri d . • • • • • • ' • I - • • • 0 • June 21 , 1976 Page 17 City Manager McCo wn reported that the owners of the lot at the southwest corner of Santa Fe and Dartmouth are ready to sell at the appraised price of $80 ,000 . He stated that all of the alternatives in the Little Dry Creek recommendations involve t he City obtaining that lot , and that the Highway Depa rt - ment will also need a portion of this property for their improve - ments to Santa Fe and Dartmouth . COUNCILMAN SMITH MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED A MOTION TO ALLOW THE CITY MANAGER TO ENTER INTO NEGOTIATIONS FOR THIS PROPERTY AT A MAXH1UM AMOUNT OF $80 ,000 . Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows : Ayes : Council Members Sovern , Smith , Brown , Clayton . Nays : Council Members Williams , Mann . Absent : Mayor Taylor . The Mayor Pro Tern declared the motion carried . * * * * * * Councilman Sovern requested the Council Memb ers to urge the participation of other municipalities to join in the law suit against the state concerning the two emergency pension plans while at the Colorado Municipal League . * * * * * * Councilman Sovern noted that a population policy resolu- tion will be before the Denver Regional Council of Governments on July 21st , and discus ion followed . * • * * * * COUNCILMAN MANN f_,OVED AND COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS SECONDED A MOTIOt TO ADJOUR THE MEETING . Upon a call of the roll, th vote resul ed as follows: Ay s: Cou c1 Mem ers Williams, Sovern , Smith, Brown, M nn, Cl y on , y 0 Ma or T ylor . T clar th mo ion c rri nd h m 1n w 10 :11 5 p.m . •. • • , • 0 I• - COU :JC 11 C HA:V.i.H:.RJ CI7Y OF EIGLc 0)0 , COLOKADO J ne 21 , 1976 REGULAR MEETI!JG: ne "ity Co nci o1' t.he City of i=.ng ewood , Arapanoe County , 'o oraL. , met in ret; 1· r .. ession on June 21 , 1976 at 7 :30p .m. to ord r . Mayor Pro Tern Clayton , presi ing , called he meeting Th invocation wa::; given by Reverend Fred Hahn of th Immanuel L ·therar. hurch Missouri Syno , 3695 South Acoma . The Pledge of Alle ~anc wa s 1 d by Councilman Smith . 1·layor Pro Tern Clayton asked for roll call . Upon h call of he rol , the following were present : 'illlam~, Severn , ..,mlth , A y 0 •• M y r J'O Tee lay on it•c are a q or m 1 t• Jl'~ dent wcr : A • :ul · .. l , 97t> Pare " AyP:::: . •:a.n ' 'laytc n . .Jay!~: r;ounc ll I one . At,~·ent : i~ayor ayor r . • ,_ 0 , . • t1~moers Wil iar.1S , Severn , Smith , Brown , Tay or . :-1 "lt:.c ..... a::•e 1 t;h(' mo ion co.rrie II II II II "C nm nic fti .. -to ction Reco~emieu " r i: h ager1a inQ; A ... tho •1' Zon!n • omr:11s ... :!.o:. I t.: illr a of " y o1' j 'l 1- ( • J un e 21 , 1976 Page 3 • 0 • ,_ becau se the National League of Cities National Transportation Committee recommends that the MPO be made up primarily of elected officials . Councilman Severn pointed out that the present MPO is the Joint R gional Planning Program and that the only organi- zation available at this time o take over is DRCOG . COUll IL Mil '\HTH l•.OVED 'l'HAT CITY COUNCIL Et D LETT TO THE ,OVER! OR AHD A COPY '!'0 JOII T R~GIONAL PLAHJJI,lG PROG AM STATING THAT A J.l.AXIMUM ! UMBER OF EL CTt.D OFFICIA' . SHOULD E CONTAINED ! ~HE METROPOLITA! PLA. I G OR GA IZATIO! . HEN IT I DESIGNATED . l'he mo ion 1ed for he lack of a second . Cvt..l ILMA' SM4~H MOVED AND COU CIWAN BROWN ..>ECO L A MOTIOI TO RECEIVE TH!:. "COMMUNICATIO! S -JW ACTION RECOMMEI OED" ON THE AGENDA . Upon a c 11 of the roll , the vote r s lted as follows: Ayes: Co nc1 Members Williams , Severn , 'mi n , Brown , Mann , Clay on. I , C Tl !· yor Tay 1 r. yor Pro e c r<! the mo iot. c rrie . • * * • • ~c() the r . • t of the and A ;e ls fil tl t A orn y o · rr , m1 t l • ' o 1 • r ' • • 1 • June 2 4 1, 1976 Page • • Acting Director of Community Development Romans presentea the following recommendations from the Planning and Zoning Commission concerning the proposed I -470 freeway : (l) favoriug construc tion of the I -470 freeway; (2) tha the rou ing shou d e the ~Airport Dia onal~ proposal; an (3) that the s per rid pro~osal also be implemente in order to a ... evl c tr ffic !Jl'vul , in tnP: ewood and the so ... thwest t:a:.lt"''Ilt of the me ropolit n area . The propos_d I -470 free - "' y wo ~ I' 11 frorr. 1-70 so tb of Gol en to I -25 near he Ara ahoc Co 11t:1 Airport , · 1 ! · main purpose wo d be to pr0v u trarr:c re ief. , y , Rom ~s reviewed the a terna ive ~hicl have been UIIJ~r cJnsideration . ... tate tnat lmprovt:r:tent" that no action b ta:.:e. until more rc~earch cru t AUGU"'•'. he ro ~, ... o·..;s: Co·r 1 ... lt.emb rs Willic?'11.,, . >v rn, S tn, Br ~ 1, y : N ne. T y or. a It! m 1 • • • • E 1111 m • ov ro.,n, yor T y or . or r cl r • • 1- J u ne 21 , 1976 Pa ge 5 • 0 - ( IN TRODUCED A A BILL BY COUNCILMAN MANN BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO . 24 SERIES OF 1976 AN ORDINAI~CE ZONING A NEWLY ANNEXED PARCEL OF LAND TO THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , ARAPAHOE COUNTY , TATE OF COLORADO , FROM AI UHZONED CL ASS I FICATIOt TO I -1 , LIGHT INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT . COUNCILMAN MAN HOVtD AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SE ONDE A MOTION TO PASS ORDI ANCE NO . 24 , SERIES OF 1976 , Ot FH AL READ - ING . Ci y A torney Berardini suggested that Council a o he findin s of fact befor passing h ordinanc . Councilman Mann wi b rew his motion , nd Councilman Severn withdrew his second . R SO UTIO ~0 . 8 , ERIE~ OF 1976 c l 0 th rol c nc 1 • c or· 0 IIJTRODUC A A Ll. BY 0 CO .. c..,U lOt I l CA E •• D '1'0 T1 1:; C TY OF IF! ATIO TO I -1 , Ll I COU C!LMAN WILL IAr~S S~CONDED ERIES OF 1. 7 . tl vot r•su ow 1111 ms, Sove rn, 1 h, row 1 r1 TO CI A u zo • • June 21 , 1976 Page 6 • 0 • ,._ I• COUI1CILMAN MA N MOVED AIW COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS SECONDED A MOTIO~ ~0 PAS ORDINANCE NO . 24 , SERIES OF 197 6 , ON FINAL READ - ING . U~on a call of th roll , the v ote result ed as follows : Ayes : Council Membe r s Williams , Severn, Smith , Brown, Mann, Clayton . .. ys: 'one . Aosem.: M yor Tay or . The ~ayor Pro T~m ~~clareJ the motion carr! . ' ,_ * * * l' * AND OU!JCIWAII 1•1AN J :3E ,0: E.., 1ALT BEVERAGE LICENSE FO of the ro l , n vo e Aye : Counc 1 lt.e, her:: Wil iarn , Se vern , Sm.l t , l'Olln., n , yt n . II ' ~ Y • O!l A n .. .. . vor a ylor. ne M vor Pro T • Av . o the mo io c r.r • * • t.1 o: ov rn , row , ' • • ( Jun e 21 , 1976 Page 7 Assistant recommendation from in the outsi e -City from inside rates . from 37% up to 50%. • 0 I• - City Manage r Nollenb erger presented a the Wat er and Se wer Board for a revision water rates creating a 150% differential Thi would bring the differential overa l COU! CIU-1AN BRO WN MOVED AJJD COUNCILMAN SOVERH ECO! DED A MOTI ON TO DIRECT THE CITY ATTORNEY TO PREPARE AN ORDINANCE TO REVISE THE OUTSIDE -CITY WA TER RATES CREATING A 1501 DIFFER - ENTI AL FROM INSIDE RATES. Upon a call of he roll , the vote resulted as follows : Ayes : Counc i l Mann , Clayton . i ays: None . Absen Mayor T r Pr T nn , Cl y : r n Members Wi lliams , Severn , Smith , Brown , Taylor . d cl· r :i 'h mo i on c r r i * * II * * n ~.:rger 'e wer Dear for of th Elmer Wa dow o he Valley in Lte 37 00 blOCK of Jo uth ~ approva from th Va ley SID 1 a - mt_ obt in 1 req 1vite o fficial 1 1 1 m , So rr , 1 th , r•o r • r . • • • • 0 I• - June 21, 19'1 Page 8 COU JCILMAH SOVI::R, !•lOVED A D COUNCIU.'JA!l WILLIAMS ECOIWED ~0 CON IDER AGENDA ITEM 4h AT THIS TIME -A biLL FOR AJ ORDI A C~ PROVIDitG FOR THE RECOVERY FROM INDUSTRIAL -TYPE US ER ~ vot r•su r r,, IJ te RELA IlJG TO FEDERALLY FUJ DED BI -CITY TRE A':'MEI T THE CITY OF EIGLEWOOD . Upon a call of the rol , he fol ~ ows : fl Cot nc i l -1e:ntJet::; ·.-a liam.,, So vern, "' ~ r• .tvn. lla s: Jon . A c r,t : '4ayor T ylor . .h<? 1•1 yor Pro em declared t.he :notion carrh j . Co1nc1~ Me~ ers W 1 1 vVCI'r , ~ml h , B 0"' ay.: ot At. nt: ·: vor T ·lor . yor Pro em 1 c ar tl mo on r:-1 BILL FOR ov rn , r wr • Cll • - June 21 , 1976 Page 9 • • Absent: Mayor Taylor . The Mayor Pro Tern declare the motion carried . * * * * * * INTRODUCED AS A hiLL BY COU/ClLMAI .MITH BY AUTHOR! Y ORDl/AICt 10 . 25 SERIES OJ.' l~7b AN ORDII AlJCE T!!G CHAPTER , E '.'I'l'LED "O.f.'FE! ''ES AGAIN T PUBLIC PE/,CE, (JC.u URDt.R", OF TITLE XI , OF Tl!J::: 1969 ENGL EWOOD NUIICIPAL ODt., fjy A DING A NEWS CTIO! THERETO PROHIBIT! G Till:. .OLICITATIC. OF TOWI G OR WRECKER BU INESS . A MOTIO! READI!W . • l l ' !LMAr MITH NOVED AID COUt GILMAN MANN SECOI OED OR IliA! JEHlE OF 7(, Ot PINAL c 1 he vo e rc l.I.L ed as follow 1 " I • • 11 II' B!'<l l•. T yl r . Ot:.1 I C !'1'1 I I I I I I > or ' • • 0 I • • ~. J· n~"' 21 , l 7 Page 0 1\yec.: Council Memuers Williams , uovern , mi h , t3rown , Mann , Clay on . l;ay;:: one . Absen~: Mayor Taylor . ~ht> !layer P1·o ,em eclarcu nP rr.~"tior, carrie . * * * * * * RODUCED ' ,; 1\ Bl LL BY COUll IU.1All uVERI A BILL FOR 'll OBDI!.A J AME!JDI!W SEC'l'H ,J 5 , liAPTER F Til~ 19 l I-.!. 'LE' D MUJJICIPAL CC , , A.' A C R~AI, Elol LOYF.ES RELATED BY rl:.COD OH ARRIAGE FROM ORI, :. L AP. OIN ME T OR PRO~lOTION WIThi!J THE CITY OF El;t;LEWOOV . U lCiJ. Sov rr., ~:a1 t , Ll' ! •• T ylor . rr1 1 • • lL A • ( June 21 , 197 Pa ge 11 • • COU!CIL4AN 'OVERN MOVE D AID COUNCILMAJ MA11 ~tCOIDED A MOTION 'rO AME! D THE BILL FOR AI ORDINANCE BY DELETING !WJill:lER (3) UNDER SECTION l , PARAGRAPH l , AND ANY OTH!:.R R.EFERENCE RELATE T HERETO . Upon a call of the r oll , th vo e r esul ted as follows : Aye ·: Co z,cil 14ember" Wi lliam·, overr , ~ndtll , urowr , Ma nn, Clayton . ; ay : None . Ab ent: Mayor Taylor . Tl • Mayor Pro Tern d c ared the motion c arri e d . UJ ou a call of the rol l , th e vot on the OJ'lgir as amet de rt: 1 te as !'ol ows : mo 1or Aye ·: Council Members iliam , ~<Jverz , .H .. 1 th , b r o wn , Mann , Cl· y o r • • J Y~: • one . l Y'-r ayl •. r Pro . IJ kc ... r ' ion c rr• * * * * * * ]- • J .we Pag Jc? ' • • Aye : Counci Members Wil lams , ~overn , Smith , Brown, Mann , Clay on . •ld,y.:: 1 011 • As n:.: :•;ayor Taylor . * * * * L•TRODUCLD A A BILL BY COU.IGiu!·lM, ~AI. A BILL FO OR I ,AfJC ~ Ar1b!:On;a J '· )1 14 , 't1APTER q , Im t.., ;J,f:.WOOD MU:HCIPA CC Jc , AJ AMUJIJi:. , RE.LATIJ., ! ~ AVJ:; A:' AUTHORIZING FU,.., PAY WITHOlT. REDUC .... O, 'It£:. FIR'1 FIFTI::EIJ (15) DAY0 THER10F . Co nc1 r·Jemb E V, OF Th!c. J. t.J A" U L MIL ... TAHi' OF BE.~bf'ITS FOR r Willl rn , ..>ov I'll , Sm tl • t! w:, y r.e . 'l· v y Ol'. YOl Pro •m 1:10 1o c rr1 d . • • • r po rr 0 • • • • ( June 21, 197 Page 13 • • COUIJCILMAl SOVERN MOVED AND COU CILMAI SMITH SECONDED A MOTION TO AUTHORIZE THE CITY ATTORNEY TO DEFEI THE CASE FILED AGAINST THE CITY BY MOUNTAIN BELL. U on a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows: Aye s : Co neil Members Williams , Seve rn, Smith, Brown, Mann , Clay on . Nays: None . Absent : Mayor Taylor . The Mayor Pro Tern declared Lhe motion carried . * * * * * * Cit.y Manager McCown presented a memorandum from the Director of Public Works concerning a recent request for a pedestrian crossing signal on Floyd Avenue in the vicinity of Romans Park . D e to a survey aken by the Traffic Department, lr c Public Wo rks o s no r el tha nal 1 t• t.L .. ar OU 'I AI SJ<IITH IOV · u SEJ,J.J A LE'l'TER TO M •• REPOH WITH A COPY TO FROM THE POLICE DEFARTHE.JT a c 11 of th roll , h vo Ay Louncil r-1 mt r. overn , mltn , •• , ~l yton . r: Y Co neil 11 t s n ,,ayor T or . ro c rr.i ov :r , it}. I; A ioz tt . • I ' • • , J t.e 21 , 197 Fat•<> :L4 • • City Ma nager r~cCown asked Council I s direction in schedu1in pu lie meetings for the Little Dry Creek study . He stated that the final re ort is being prepared and wi ll be re dy some tim~ in Ju y . COU!CIL~Al SMITH MOVED TO PO TPONI:: .ETTii!G THE Hr.. c:.:r' com IL 1r :'REPARI:: r~ ... , tl vote result ECONDED R lT'f!. 2 , 197u , AID AT Til T HE . ows : Counc 11 l\1ember" v illiam:. , )V rn , Smi ll, Brc ·: , JS: lJone . r.t . ent : Mayo1 •ray lor . Ttte flavor P o Tern declar ne motlo. carrl d . * * * * • * G IS Co tt. lloc tton o 1n r • ( June 21, 1976 Page 15 • 0 • COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND A MOTION TO GIVE DIRECTI ON TO THE TAX MEETINGS ON THE 1977 REC0t-1MENDATIONS . the vote resulted as follows : t• COUNC ILl-tAN MANN SECO NDED COMMITTEE TO HOLD PUBL IC Upon a call of the roll , Aye s : Council Members Wi lliams , Severn , Smith , Brown , Mann , Clayton . Nays : None . Absen Mayor Taylor . The Mayor Pro Tern d clared the motion carried . COU !~CILt~AN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MAIJN SECONDED A MOTIOU TO DIRECT THE CITY ATTORNEY TO RESEARCH AN MAKE RECOMt·lENDATIONS AS TO THE LEGALITY OF THE 1977 RECOMME!~ ATIO OF THE TAX COMMITTEE TO BE AVAILABLE ON JULY 29 , l97b . Upon call of the roll, he vo e resul d as follo ws : Ay s: r .. ouncil Members Williar..s , Soverr., S. 1 tl , Bro r , y : l<:~ne . A en Mayor Taylor . l e f.\ayor Pro Tern declar d the mo ion carri u . • * • • • • y o r1 • 1t , row , nn . y yor YOl' yloz . ' • • 1- • J ne 21 , 1976 Page 16 • 0 • I• City Manager McCown noted that the report conce rning the meeting for possible relocation assistance for the three businesses located on the corner of Lincoln and Gi rard will be presented at the July 6th Council meeting . I I I I I I City Manag er Me own s ta ed ha a report will be made at the July th Co uncil m e ing concerning the proposed revision to he 700 bloc k of South Ela i S reet with General Iron . I I I I I I C · ty Manager McCovm requested Council 's approval to en ule a 5 :00p .m. meeting on June 28 to consider a refundin g p1oposal or the general obligation housing bonds for the apar- m t for the elderly . He stated that Walt Imhoff of Hanifen , Imhoff and Sam ford would be available for discussion . COU!CILMAN SMITH MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SO VERN SECONDED A OTIOl TO MEET AT 5 :00 P .M. OJ JUNE 28 , 1976 TO CONSIDER THIS TE~. Upon call o f the roll , the vote resulted as follow s : Ayes: Co uncil Members Williams, Sovern , Smith , Br ow., .•iann , Clayton . ys: one . Ma yor Taylor . t • '<1.) v • Pro em declared the moti on c rt•i · •. I I I I I I COU!C ILMA OVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SMITH SECONDED ,._ A OTION TO UTHORIZE THE CITY ATTORNEY TO INSTITUTE LEGAL PROCEED- I~ AGA NST WINDERMERE WAREHOUSES INC . AND ALL OTHER INTERESTED PA.TIEn WITH RESPECT TO THE CORRECTION OF THE HAZARDOUS SITU ATI ON AT THAT L ATIOt RELATIVE TO THE RETAINING WALL • Upon a call of t ro , the vo e resulted as follows: Ay .: Co neil M mb ra Wil liams , Sovern , Smith , Brown , nn , Cl ton . ye : on • Ab n Mayor Taylor . Th M yor ro T m c th mot1 n c rri d. • • • • • • • • • • 0 , . • June 21 , 1976 Page 17 City Manager McCo wn reported that the owners of the lot at the southwest corner of Santa Fe and Dartmouth are ready to sell at the appraised price of $80 ,000 . He stated that all of the alternatives in the Little Dry Creek r ecommendations involve the City obtaining that lot , and that the Highway Depart - ment will also need a portion of this property for their improve - ments to Santa Fe and Dartmouth . COU!~CILMAN SMITH MOVED AND COUNCILMAJ SOVERN SECONDED A MOTION TO ALLOW THE CITY MA AGER TO ENTER ItTO NEGOTIATIONS FOR THIS PROPERTY AT A MAXD1UM AMOUNT OF $80 ,000 . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows: l e. (,(.: 1 ,.; s• 1 t la 1 .vh Ayes: Council Members overn , Smith , Browr , Clayton . Nays: Council Members Williams, Manr •• Absent: Mayor Taylor . The Mayor Pro Tern declared th mo ion carrie . I I I ~ I ou.ncilman Severn requ n Co1mcll Mu r o art:l..:~p ion of other municipa .itl.:.., to jolt in th agai st the state concerning the two emer ncy pen ion e at the Colorado Municipal League . * * * • • • Co nci lman So vern no e th t a 1 opula tio policy r o u- tion will be before he Denv r Regional Council of Gov rnment on July 2 1st , d isc ssion fol o * • • • • • COU CI Uo!A fi.A N I OVE AU COU 'CIL! At ~ M 10 TO ADJOUR~ THE MEETIN U on c 1 o vote re ul e s follows: LLIAM ECO D D toe ro 1 , h Ay s : Co nci M nn, Cl y on . rs liams, ov rn, Smi h , Brown , r ys: on At nt: yor T ylor . in w ,_ • • • SPECIAL MEETIHG : • • COUNCIL CHAMBERS CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLOR ADO June 28 , 1976 The Ci ty Council of the City of Englewood , Arapahoe County , Colorado , met in special session on June 28 , 1976 at 5 :30p .m. l b Mayor Taylor , presiding , called the meeting to order . The invocation was given by Mayor Pro Tern Clayton . The Pledge of Allegi ance was led by r~ayor Taylor . Mayor Taylor asked for roll call . Upon tne call of the roll , the following were present: Council Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown , Mann , Clayton , and Mayor Taylor . A sent : None . Mayor Taylor declared a quorum present . Also present were: City Manager McCown City Attorney Berardini Chief of Police Holmes Director of Finance/City Clerk James Deputy City Clerk Varner • • • • • • COUNCILMAN MA . MOVED TO OPE A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER AN ORDI ANCE LICEN I G AND REGULATING VEHICLE WRECKER OR TOWING SERVICE ; PROVIDI G FOR INESTIGATIO AND SUPERVISIO BY THE CHIEF OF POLICE; SETTilG FORTH DUTIES OF LICENSEES; PROVIDING FOR REVOCATIOl OF LICE SES; A D PRESCRIBING PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION OF IT PROVISIO S. Councilman Sovern s con he mo 1on . U on a call or h roll, the vote resulte as ollow : M nn, Cl Counci ylor. y on Th M yor 1111 , Sovern , Smith, Brown , motion c rr1 • • • • • June 28 , 1976 Page 2 • • proposed that there be a separate contract only for those tows involving a traffic accident where the citizen requests the police officer at the scene to call a wrecker for them . He suggested the use of a rotating list of those wrecker companies who wish to be on such a list to be called for the accident tows , subject to certain fees and regulations . The regulations would inclu e providing twenty -four hour service , a reasonable res onse time , sufficient equipment available , proper insurance cov rage , and sett ing a maximum amount to be charge . Chief Holmes tate that the maximum charge would be derived from an average of the metropolitan area and would be approved by City Counci l. City Attorney Berardini stated that the rates and regulations would be presented to City Council within thirty days of the final publication of the ordinance . Sam Clothier of Bob 's Auto Service was present and inquire abo t the rates and regulations . He objected to the $10 ap lication fee and the $50 annual license fee for those wrecker com anies on the rotating list . Mr . Clothier stated that tho e com anies towing in the City which are not on the rota ing list should also be required to have a license . He suggeste that one of the regulations require twenty-four hour operation of the storage lot and the radio . City Attorney Berardini noted that two wrecking contracts will be used --one dealing with the citizen who is involved in a traffic accident and involves certain fees an reg lations , and one ealing with service for he City which is warded on a bi basis . City Manag r McCown ex ained that th ann al ee on he cost for he Ci y to administer the rot 1ng i l tion w A rt 111 • Cl to thi CLOSE THE PU LIC HEARING. Upon a call or th roll, OV r th , Bro • • - • June 28 , 1976 Page 3 Nays : None . • 0 I• - The Mayor declared the motion carried . COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED TO TABLE THIS UNTIL THE CITY COUNCIL MEETING ON JULY 6 , 1976 . Councilman Williams seconded ,._ the motion . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows : Ayes: Council Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown , Mann , Clayton , Taylor . Nays : None . The Mayor declared the motion carried . Sam Clothier invited Council to visit his business to get an idea of what is involved in the towing business . Mayor Taylor adjourned the meeting at 6 :20 p .m. f f f f f f Council reconvened at 7 :00p .m. The invocation was given by Mayor Pro Tern Clayton and the Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Taylor . Upon a call of the roll , the following members were present : Council T-1embers Williams , Severn , Smith , Brown , r.,ann , Clayton , Taylor . Mayor Tay or declared a quorum present . OU CILMA MANN MOVED TO OPEN A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER A CHANGE OF LOCATIO APPLICATION FOR PLANTATIOt , INC . Co ncilm& Brown seconded the motion . U on a call of the roll , the vote res lted as follows: Ayes: Council Mem ers Willi ms , Severn , Smith, Brown , Mann , Clayton , Taylor . ys: Non • The Mayor eclare h motion carried . n • • • June 28 , 1976 Page 4 • - Attorney Erick Furedy was present representing Terezia Kesmarki , owner of Plantation , Inc . He presented petitions to City Council containing approximately Boo signatures which were obtained by Ms. Kesmarki. He also presented a drawing of the proposed remodeling of the interior of the new location . Terezia Kesmarki , 1327 East Belleview , Littleton , was present and stated that she is the owner of Plantation , Inc. whic h was purchased in 1971 . She stated that she had to leave the old location because a new lease could not be negoti- ated . She stated that she is going to remodel the new location at an approximate cost of $25 ,000 to $30 ,000 and that the lease has a purchase option . Ms . Kesmarki stated that she will be operating and managing the restaurant and bar if the transfer is approved . She stated that she collected the signatures on the petitions by go i ng house -to-house in the twelve block area . Ann South , 221 Jackson , Denver , appeared to speak in favor of the transfer . She stated that Ms . Kesmarki needs this business and that the proposed location is a good one . Discussion ensued regarding the petitions . City Attorney Berar ini stated that a person must be twenty -one years of age to sign a petition concerning a liquor license . Councilman Clayton pointed out that there are signatures on the petitions which do not meet this requirement . Councilman Mann noted that the age limit is not stated on the petitions , and the petition title was read by the City Clerk . Councilman Mann also noted that there are signatures of persons living outside the tw lve block area on the petitions . Mayor Taylor ruled that the petitions would be studied for their legality . Ms . Ilene Hat on of California was present and stated she is in favor of the transfer because Ms . Kesmarki needs the business as a 111eans of support for her family . M. M. S mmers , 3140 South Delaware , was present re r senting Doug las and Kathlene Clubb , 4746 South Broadway . He presented petitions to Council containing signatures opposing the transfer . 1o . au abl .. • • , June 28 , 1976 Page 5 • 0 .. to live there with a bar right beside their house . She also stated that she feels the petition in favor was a misrepresenta- tion because some of the people she has talked to did not realize it was for a bar as well as a restaurant . Mrs . Clubb stated that she feels the needs of the neighborhood are being met . Yvonne Wockley , 6822 South Greenwood , Littleton , was present representing Englewood Rebecca Lodge #19 . She stated that when she circulated petitions against the transfer there were some people who had signed petitions in favor that did not understand it was for a liquor license . James Moore , 4863 South Bannock , was present to speak against the transfer . Mr . Moore owns the Midas Muffler Shop at 4770 South Broadway which is next door to the proposed location . He stated that there is a parking problem with the proposed loca- tion that could affect his business . He questioned the kind of customer because of the previous problems at The Studio . Mr . Moore also questioned Ms . Kesmarki 's ability to manage such a business . Attorney Furedy responded that there are approximately twelve parking spaces on the north side of the building and several spaces to the rear of the building . He also stated that it is impossible to predict the kind of customer , although they would probably be mostly Englewood people . Mr . Summers presented a list of police calls for the Studio for the record . City Clerk James noted that the list contains seventeen calls since December of 1974 . Bob Childers , owner of saw sharpening busine at 4767 South Broa way , was present to oppose the transfer . He stated tha he fe ls the needs of the neighborhood are alr a y bein up lie • He al o stated that it would be nuisanc and a tr ffic h zar because of the parking problem . Co ncllman Clayton asked those peo le in the a dience to st nd who h d signed the petition in favor of the tr sfer . There was no response . Councilman Clayton then asked Marlin Schroe er to com to th podium . Schro der, 3826 South Lincoln, pp ar d for otten abo t signing th tit1on 1t was for a li uor licens • outh Huron, w th t so no war h t 1 tha another • • -• • June 28 , 1976 Page 6 COUNCILMAN SMITH MOVED TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING . Councilman Mann seconded the motion . Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes : Council Members Williams , Severn , Smi h , ro~r , Mann , Clayton , Taylor . Nays : None . Th e Mayor declared the motion carried . COUNCILMAN SMITH MOVED THAT THE APPLICATIO!l FOR T!ili THREE -WAY LICENSE FOR PL ANTAT I ON , INC ., DBA AFTER GLOW CLUB , BE DENIED BASED UPON PAGE 3 OF THE MANUAL UNDER THE LIQUOR CODE OF 1935 STATING THAT THE LICENSING AUTHORITY AFTER HEARING CAl DETERMINE THAT THERE ARE THREE RESTAURANT/LIQUOR LICENSES IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD WITHIN SIX BLOCKS (HILDA 'S , GROUND ROUJm , AND INTERLUDE) AND THAT THE AREA IS MOSTLY RESIDENTI AL (LIHCOLN , SHERMAN , BANNOCK , ACOMA ALL ARE) AND THAT TWO OTHERS ARE AT A CLOSE PROXIMITY THERETO (ARAP 'S AND BROADWAY BOWL) WHICH ARE SERVICING THE NEIGHBORHOOD ; AND IN THIS CASE THERE WERE MORE PETITIONERS FOR THE LICENSE THAN THERE WERE AGAINST IT , THAT THE COURT HAS RULED THAT THE ISSUANCE OF A FURTHER LICENSE HAS FURTHER FOUND THAT THERE IS NO NEED FOR THE ISSUANCE OF A FURTHER LICENSE , SUCH DETERMINATION WILL BE AFFIRMED BY THE COURT . Councilman Mann seconded the motion . City Attorney Berardini pointed out that this case is different fr~n a case for the issuance of a new license . He stated that this is a situation where a liquor license has been in xistance for many years and was renewe in January of this ye r, an that they are requesting to move approximately two nd one half blocks north . COU CILMA SOVERN MOVED TO TABLE THIS ITEM UNTIL THE CITY ATTORNEY CAN PREPARE AN OPINION ON THE INFORMATIOt PRESENTED AT THIS PU LIC HEARING . Councilman Williams secon ed the motion . U on a call of the roll, th vote r sul ed as follows: Ay Cou c1 M m er Williams , Severn, T ylor . y Smith , rown, n , Cl yt n . efeate to pror r roc • • , - June 28 , 1976 Page 7 • • Ayes : Council Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown , Mann , Clayton , Taylor . Hays : None . The r~ayor declared the motion carried . Mayor Taylor declare a recess at 9 :25 p .m. • • • • • • Council recon vened at 9 :35 p.m . Upon a call of the r oll , the following were present : Council Members Williams , So v e r n , Smith , Brown , Mann , Clayton , Taylor . Absent : None . Mayor Taylor declar ed a quo r um p r esent . ,_ COUNCILMAN SMITH MOVED TO OPEN A PUBLIC HEARING ON S I DE WALK IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO . 76 . Councilman Clayton seconded the motion . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows : Ayes : Council Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Mann , Brown, Clayton , Taylor . Nays : one . The Nayor declared the motion carried . City Manager McCown st te that the resolution of int nt to cr a e Si ewalk Improvement Di trict #76 wa passed at th Council me tin on May 17 n th t the bill for an ordinance will be pres nt at the Council m e ing on July 6 . The estimated cost of th istrict is $76 ,889 .15 with th assessm nts to pro r yo rs of 69 , 6 .35 n he City 's share of 7 ,42~.80 . y trict . ' • • ' ]~- • June 28 , 1976 Page 8 • 0 City Manager McCown stated that the purpose of this hearing is to hear objections so that they can be checked out by the City staff with a report made back to Council . Joseph Jiven , 3650 South Lincoln , was present and stated that the concrete there is not broke or cracked and he objected to having it replaced . Virginia Trogstad , 3620 South Pennsylvania , was present and stated that she feels it is not her responsibility to pay for the sidewalk along the state highway . Arthur Rose , 635 South Washington Circle , was present and stated he feels it is not reasonable to use one foot of his property for landscaping . He also stated that the time limit is too short for getting the work done . Director of Public Works Waggoner noted that the estimated costs can be received by calling his office and that they are available at this meeting . Mr . and Mrs . Konrad , 3163 West Union , were present and state that the damage at their property is due to the equipment used in the storm drainage distri c t backing over the sidewalk . Bob Duffy , 3205 West Union , appeared and stated damag e to his sidewalk is also due to the equipment backing over it , although he i s not in this district . Maurice Jones , 5020 South Washington , was present and asked questions regarding the district . He requested that the whol e City be examined for improvements , especially Clarkson . He also no ed that most of the improvements are on north and south s reets . Juanita Beeney , 5061 South Washington, wa s present and su gested that the cracks in the gutter at that location could just be patched . Kevin Bell , 4 80 South W shington , was pr s nt n d mag to his si ewalk is lar~ely due to th round nd bus s cutting th corn r . H stat d h is or o ed 1 trict . M rlin chro Jer, 382 South Lincoln , w he is in favor of the 1m rovem nt bu wlth tr e r moval , gr in • e c . o Port hould cur w n ' • • , • June 28 , 1976 Page 9 • • t• Joan McNamara was present representing her mother who lives at 3298 South Lafayette . She stated that the sidewalk was torn up by the equipment when the storm sewer was put in . Mr . Waggoner noted the following protest letters were received : (l) Mr . and Mrs . Rose , 685 South Washington Circle ; (2) Mrs . Trodstad , 3620 South Pennsylvania ; as well as telephone calls from: (3) Wilma Smith , 4327 South Acoma , and for her neighbor at 4343 South Acoma; (4) Peter Konrad , 3163 West Union. t1r . Waggoner explained that some of the properties included in the district are as a result of complaints received . He stated that it will take several years for all of the needed improvements to be made . Discussion followed regard- ing the condition and need for repair on Clarkson . COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING . Councilman Mann seconded the motion . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows : Ayes : Council Members Williams, Sovern, Smith, Brown, Mann , Clayton , Taylor . Nays: None . Th Mayor declared the motion carried . I I I I I I COU NCILMAN SOVERN MOVED TO ADJOURN THE MEETI G. Council- man Man n s ec o nded the motion . Upon a call of the roll, th vote r s ulte a s f o llows: Ay s : Council Members Willi ms, Sovern, Smi h, Brown, M nn , Cl y t o n, Taylor . w Th jour ne ys : one . -1ayo r d ecl r e d t he mo tion c rri e , n 10 :50 p .m. h m e tin • • I SPECI AL MEETING : • I • - COUNCIL CHAMBERS CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO June 28 , 1976 The City Council of the City of Englewood , Arapahoe County , Colorado , met in special session on June 28 , 1976 at 5:30p .m. /Jo Mayor Taylor , presiding , cal ed the meeting to order . The invocation was given by Mayor Pro Tern Clayton . The Pledge of Allegiance was led by 14ayor Taylor . May o r Taylor aske for roll call . Upon tne call of the roll , he following were present : Council 11embers ~i liams , Severn , Smith , brown , Mann , Clay on , and Mayor Taylor . Absen Hone . Mayor Taylor ec are a q orum pre ent . Also present wer e : COUNCILMA Ay : Co r ell n , • y o. , T y ot . y I I I I I I l' ''11 .1 o z•n , C rk Jam s it , ro ' , • June 28 , 1976 Page 2 • -t• ~....... ~ ... ~<-t> proposed that there be a separate CQR 6 Ie~ only for thos ows involving a raffic accident where the citizen requests he police officer at the scene to call a wrecker for them . He suggested the use of a rotating lis of those wrecker companies who wish to be on such a list to be called for the accident tows , subject to certain fees and regulations . The reg lation would include providing wenty -four hour service , a reasonable r e sponse time , sufficien e uipment available , roper ins ranee coverage , and setting a maximum amount to be charged . Chief Holmes stated that the maximum charge would be erived from an average of the metropolitan area and would be approved by City Council. City Attorney Berardini stated that the rates and r gulations would be presen e to City Counc il within thi rty days of the final public·tion of the ordin ance . Sam Clothier of Bob 's Au o Service was p r esent and inquire about the rates and regula ions . He objecte d to the 10 ap~lication fee and the $50 annual license fe e f or those wrecker companies on he rot ing lis • Mr . Clothier stated that those companies towing in the City which are not on the rotating list should also be required to have a license . He suggested tha one of the regulations require t wenty-four hour operation of the storage lot and the radio . an re ~!1 ' ch c t1 nr , C A torney Berardini noted that two wrecking be used --one dealing wi h th citizen who raffic acci ent and involves certain fees , nd ealing wi h service for the City 1 b 1 '. x~lalned that th annu l f y o administer the ro in h thi r h , ' • - June 28 , 1 76 Page 3 Nays: None . • - The Mayor eclared the motion carried . ,. - COUICILMA MAt MOVED TO TABLE THIS UNTIL THE CITY COUNCIL MEETING ON JULY 6 , 1 76 . Councilman Williams seconded he motion . Upon a call of lhe ro 1 , the vote resulted as follows: Ayes : Council Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown , Mann , Clayton , Taylor . Nays: None . The Mayor declared lhe motion carried . Sam Clothier invited Council to visit his business to get an idea o f what is involve in the towing business . Mayor Taylor a journed the meeting at 6 :20 p .m. * * * * * * Council reconvened at 7 :00p .m. The invocation was giv en by Mayor Pro Tern Clayton and the Pledge of Alleglanc was led by Mayor Taylor . Upon a call of the roll, th following member w r present : Council M mbers Williams, overn , Smith , Brown, rot nn, Clay ·on, Taylor . Mayor T ylor eclar d q orum pres n • M MOVE 0 PE A PUBLIC H~ARI G TO R CHAN E OF LOCATIO APPI,ICATIO FOR PLA TATIOt, INC . Brown secon e the motion . U on a c 11 of roll , follow : nn , Cl Member. Wll 1 m..,, ov rn , mlth , Brown , rr1 n • - June 28 , 1976 Page 4 • 0 - ;- Attorney Erick Furedy was present representing Terez i a Kesmarki , owner of Plantation , Inc . He presented petitions to City Council containing approximately 800 signatures which were obtained by Ms. Kesmarki. He also presented a drawing of the proposed remodeling of the interior of the new location . Terezia Kesmarki , 1327 East Belleview , Li tleton , wa presen and stated tha she is the owner of Planta ion , Inc . which was purchased in 1 71 . She stated that she had to leave he old location ecause a new lease could not be negoti- a ed . She stated that she is going to remodel the new location at an approximate cost of $25 ,000 to $30 ,000 and that the lease has a purchase option . Ms . Kesmarki stated that she will be operating and managing the restaurant and bar if the transfer is approved . She stated that she collected the s i gnatures on the petitions by going ho se -to-house in the twelve block area . Ann South , 221 Jackson , Denver , ap eared to speak in favor of the transfer . Sh stated that Ms . Kesmarki needs this businens and that the pro osed location is a goo one . Discussion ensued regar ing the petitions . City At orney Berardini s ate that a person mus be twen y -one years of age to sign a petition concerning a liquor license . Councilman Clay on pointe ou that there are signatures on the peti ions which do no met this r quirement . Councilman M nn noted th t the a e limit is not stated on the pe 1t1ons , an th peti ion tit e was r ad by the City Clerk . Co nc1lman r-t 1111 al o no d that h re ar signat res of p r ons living ou si the welve lock he pe i ion.. ayor Taylor r ul 1 e i i o n t 1 c for heir 1 gal y . sh 1a in business an sta ed s the w y . 1o . ' • June 28 , 1976 Page 5 • • ;- to live there with a bar right beside their house . She also stated that she feels the petition in favor was a misrepresenta- tion because some of the people she has talked to did not realize it was for a bar as well as a restaurant . Mrs . Clubb stated hat she feels the needs of the neighborhood are being met . Yvonne Weekley , 6822 South Greenwood , Littleton , was present represen ing Englewood Rebecca Lodge #19 . She stated that when she circulated petitions against the transfer there were some people who had signed petitions in favor that did not nderstand it was for a liquor license . James Moore , 863 So h Bannock , was present to speak again st the transfer . Mr . Moore owns the Midas Muffler Shop at 47 7 0 South Br oadway which is next door to the proposed location . He s t ated t h at there is a parking problem with the pro osed loca- tion that could affect his business . H questioned he kind of cuslomer because of the revious problems at The Studio . Mr . Moore also questioned M . Kesmarki 's ability to manage uch a business . Attorney Furedy respon ed hat there are a~proxlmate y twelve parking spaces on th nor h si e of he buildin and d everal spaces o h rear of he b i ding . He also o a ed ha it is impossible o r die h kir of custom r, although hey would robably be mo t.ly Er. lewooo eople . . Summ rs ~t dio for the r contains ev nte n lls for the t e is dy an • • - June 28 , 1976 Page 6 • • t• COUNCILMAN MITH MOVED TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING . Councilman Mann seconded the motion. Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Members Williams , Severn, Smith , Bro wn , Mann , Clayton , Taylor . Nays : Nc.ne . Th e Mayor declared the motion carried . COUNCILMAN SMITH MOVED THAT THE APPLICATION FOR THE THREE -WAY LICENSE FOR PLANTATION , INC ., DBA AFTER GLOW CLUB , BE DENIED BASED UPON PAGE 3 OF THE MANUAL UNDER THE LIQUOR CODE OF 1935 STATING THAT THE LICENSING AUTHORITY AFTER HEARING CAN DETERMINE THAT THERE ARE THREE RESTAURANT/LIQUOR LICENSES IN Tl E NEIGHBORHOOD WITHIN IX BLOCKS (HILDA 'S , GROUND ROUND , AND I 'TERLUDE) AND THAT THE AREA IS t40STLY RESIDENTIAL (LINCOLN , SHERI'! AN, BANNOCK , ACOMA ALL ARE) AND THAT TWO OTHERS ARE AT A C~OSE fROXIMITY THERETO (ARAP 'S AND BROADWAY BOWL) WHICH ARE ERV ICING THE NEIGHBORHOOD; AND IIJ THIS CASE THERE WERE MORE PE~ITIO ER3 FOR THE LICENSE THAN THERE WERE AGAINST IT , THAT THE 01JRT HAS RULED THAT THE ISSUANCE OF A FURTHER LICENSE HAS FURTHER FOUND THAT THERE IS NO NEED FOR THE ISSUANCE OF A 'UR'J.'HER LICENSE , SUCH DETERMINATION WILL BE AFFIRMED BY THE COlRL . Councilman Mann seconded th rno ion . n, T ylor. y 0 ' June 28 , 1976 Page 7 • -t• Ayes : Council Members Williams , So vern , Smith , Bro wn, Mann , Clayton , Taylo r . l'lay s : None . The Mayor declared the motion carried . Mayor Taylor declare a recess at 9 :25 p .m. * * * * * * Council r econvened at 9 :35 p .m. Upon a call of the roll , the following were present: Council Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Bro wn , Mann , Clayton, Taylor . A sent : one . Mayor T y or declare a or m present . C UNCILf.l MITH ~lOVED 0 OPLN A PUBLIC HEARING Ot IDEWALK M P :>VE!·ENT DISTRICT 0 . 7o . t;o neil n Clayton seconde he 1:10 ion . U on call of the roll , the vot resu te ar follows: A. e.,: Co neil Members Willi m , ~overn , mlth , Cllann , Brown , Clay ~n , T ylor • . on he yor c tile motion c rr1t. • • June 28 , 1976 Page 8 • .. City Manager McCown stated that the purpose or this hearing is to hear objections so that they can be checked out by the City staff with a report made back to Council . Joseph Jiven, 3650 South Lincoln , was present and stated that the concrete there is not broke or cracked and he objec ted to having it replaced . Virginia Trogstad , 3620 South Pennsylvania , was presen t and stated that she feels it is not her responsibility to pay for the sidewalk along the state highway . Arthur Rose , 635 South Washington Circle , was present and stated he reels it is not reasonable to use one foot or his property fo r landscaping . He also stated that the time limit is too short for getting the work done . Director of Public Works Waggoner noted that the es imated costs can be received by calling his office and that they are available at this meeting . Mr . and Mrs . Konrad , 3163 West Union, were present n1 s ate that the damage at their property is due to the e q ipment ~ed in the storm drainage district bac king over the si walK . Bob Duffy , 3205 West Union , appeared and s at d Jam·rre o hi side walk is also due to the equipment backing ~~ r ~ , lthough he is not in this district • • ~aurlce Jones , 5020 South Wa sh ington , was present ue~ ions re arding the district . He requ sted that the whol City be examined for improvements, es ecially Clark son . H also note tha most of the improvements are on north and so th stre ts . an su co 1 Be ney , 50 1 South Washingt on , wa s presen t he cracks in the gutter t hat location ch a hington , w a pr largely d e to th corn r . He atat d h en nd round ia oppoa d pr a nt that there • June 28 , 197 6 Page 9 • • • Joan McNamara was present representing her mother who lives at 3298 South Lafayette . She stated that the sidewalk was torn up by the equipment when the storm sewer was put in. Mr. Waggoner noted the following protest lett e rs were received : (1) Mr . and Mrs . Rose , 685 South Washington Circle; (2) Mrs. Trodstad, 3620 South Pennsylvania; as well as t e lephone calls from: (3) Wilma Smith , 4327 South Ac oma , and for h er neighbor at 4343 South Acoma ; (4) Peter Konrad, 3163 West Union . Mr . Waggoner explained that some of the properties included in the district are as a result of complaints received . He stated that it will take several years for all of the needed improvements to be made . Discussion followed regard- ing the condition and need for repair on Clarkson . COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED TO CLOSE THE PUB LIC HEARING . Councilman Mann seconded the motion . Up on a call o f the r oll, the vo e resulted a s fo l l ows: Ay es : Council M mb e r s Willi ams , Severn , Smltt , 9ro~n , f>lann, Clayt on, Tayl o r. Nays : ~on The Mayor COUNCILM A1 man Mann seconded h resulted a s f ollows: Aye s : Co 1.. . nn , Clay on . T y r . N ye : .. fa • Jo o:.1o carr e • • • • • • D OU • T c 1 of ov rn • 1o: c r1 Co nc1 vo e o n , m tin • . .. • • - I • • 0 t• • PROSPECTUS AND NOTICE OF SALE CITY OF GENERAL OBLIGATION HOUSING REFU DING 80 DS ERIE u T l, 1976 ~ S ()Jl( , I ~ ;. H HI II 0 TH N W YOIIIt fO X MA , IN . .. 2 c ' • • , • I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I • - $2,112,000 ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO GENERAL OBLIGATION HOUSING REFUNDING BONDS SERIES AUGUST 1, 1976 To Be Sold July 6, 1976 at 2 :00P.M., M.D.S.T. Municipal Building 3400 S. Elati Street Englewood, Colorado 80110 Mayor and City Council James L . Taylor . David B. Clayton Howard R. Brown . Vernon M. Mann Donald L . R . Smith Douglas T. Sovern . Donald I. Williams . . . . Mayor Mayor Pro Tem Councilman Councilman Councilman Councilman Councilman City Administration ..... City Manager Assistant City Manager ...... City Clerk . . . . City Attorney Andy McCown . . . Karl Nollenberger William James .. Bernard V. Berardini William Jam s . . Dorothy A. Romans Georg All n John on . . . . Finance Director Act i ng Director, Community Dev lopment Ex cutiv Dir ctor, Hou ing Authority Bond Coun el Will on ~ L , P.C. 510 Am rican National Bank Bld nv r, Colorado 80202 (303) 25-12 4 n d n tbia to r lia Hanif n, 1 Oftie iale . (1) Financial Consultant Hanifen, Imboff ~ Samford, In 1624 Tr mont P1ac Denv r, Colorado 0202 (303) 534-0221 n obt in d 1• no aran d . It ford, Inc . und r tb .. • • • • I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I • 0 ,. - OFFICIAL NOTICE OF SALE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO GENERAL OBLIGATION HOUSING REFUNDING BONDS $2 I 112,000 SALE DATE: JULY 6 1976 The City Council of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado will receive sealed bids at the office of the Director of Finance, Municipal Building, 3400 So. Elati Street, in Englewood, Colorado, until 2 :00 o'clock P.M., M.D.S.T., on Tuesday, the 6th day of July, 1976, for the purchase of $2,112,000 of General Obligation Housing Refunding Bonds , dated August 1, 1976. The issue shall consist of 422 Bonds in the denomina- tion of $5,000 each, numbered 1 to 422, inclusive, and 2 bonds in the denomination of $1,000 each, numbered 423 and 424. Interest shall be payable at the rate of 6.5% per annum, on June 1, 1977, and semi-annually thereafter on the 1st day of June and the 1st day of December each year, and bonds shall mature serially on D cember 1, as follows : Amount Maturity $ 40,000 1977 50,000 1978 55 ,000 1979 60,000 1980 60 ,000 1981 $ 65,000 1982 75 ,000 1983 70 ,000 1984 0,000 1985 0,000 1986 $ 90,000 19 7 95,000 198 105,000 1989 105,000 1990 120,000 1991 125,000 1992 140 ,000 1993 140,000 1994 155,000 1995 170,000 19 170 ,000 19 62 ,000 1 ( ) • • I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I • .. Bonds of this issue maturing on or before December 1, l985 are not redeemable prior to their respective maturity dates. Bonds maturing on or after December 1, 1986 are redeemable at the option of the City on December 1, 1985, and on any interest payment date thereafter, in inverse numerical order, upon payment of par and accrued interest, plus a premium of 1/2% of the principal so redeemed . Principal and interest will be payable at the First National Bank, Englewood, Colorado. The bonds will be issued pursuant to the City Charter of the City of Englewood. It is anticipated that the bonds will be delivered within sixt y (60) days from date of award, which delivery shall b mad at a bank or trust company in Englewood or Denver, Colorado, or at any other bank or trust company at the request and expense of the purchaser. Bid may be conditioned upon receipt of the approving 1 gal opinion of the bond attorneys named below, but must in any and all other respects be unconditional. Bids must b ba d upon th interest rates and schedules set forth abov . Said bonds shall not be sold at less than par and accru d inter st to the date of d livery ther of, subject to th right of th City Council to reject any and all bids. Subj ct to such conditions, th bonds will be awarded to th bidd r naming the low st Net Inter st Cost to th City as her inaft r d fin d . information purpos s o nly, th bidd rs ar th ir bids (a ) th total net int r t nd c nts, which is defin d as the total amount accru from dat of 1 u to dat of maturity, orca h pr mium bid, if any, and (b) then rat in a at d p r c ntum. Th paid in ca h a a par o! th purch ( ) d • • I I I I I I I I I I I I • .. The matters passed upon by counsel do not extend beyond those mentioned in the preceding paragraph and bond counsel specifically has no responsibility for the accuracy or completeness of any information furnished to any person in connection with any offer or sale of the bonds. The City of Englewood reserves the right to reject any and all bids, and further, the right to waive any defect or irregularity in any bid . Bids should be directed to Mr. William James, Director of Finance, 3400 So. Elati Street, Englewood, Colo- rado 80110. Each bid must be accompanied by a certified or cashier's check payable to the City of Englewood, Colorado, in the amount of $40,000. Checks of unsuccessful bidders will b e returned promptly after bid openings. The check of the successful bidd e r will be retained, without interest, and applied on the bond purchase if the purchase is completed, otherwise as liquidated damages. The City Council will meet on July 8, 1978, to consider the award of the bonds . Additional information concerning the City and this issue can be obtained from Mr . William James, at the above address , or from Hanifen, Imhoff • Samford, Inc ., 1824 Tremont Place, Denver, Co lorado 80202, the financial consultant to the City . BY ORDER OF THE DIRECTOR OP FINANCE, this 28th day of June, 1978. (4) D rector of Plnanc Encle d , Colorado ' • • ·I I I I I I I I • 0 • $2,112.000 ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO GENERAL OBLIGATION HOUSING REFUNDING BONDS SERIES AUGUST 1, 1976 Dated August 1, 1976 Due December 1, serially (As shown below) Principal and semi-annual interest (June 1 and December 1 -- first coupon due June 1, 1977) payable at the First National Bank, Englewood, Colorado. Amount $ 40,000 50,000 55,000 60,000 60,000 65,000 75,000 70,000 80,000 80,000 90,000 REDEMPTION dat pr LEGALITY : and L opinion b bon opinion ch r MATURITY SCHEDULE CouEon Maturit~ 6.50$ 1977 6. 50'1 1978 6. 50% 1979 6.50% 1980 6.50$ 1981 6.50% 1982 6.50% 1983 6.50$ 1984 6.50% 1985 6.50% 1986 6.50$ 1987 PROVISIONS : Amount COUEOn Maturit~ $ 95,000 6 .50$ 1988 105,000 6.50$ 1989 105,000 6.50% 1990 120,000 6 .50% 1991 125,000 6.50% 1992 140,000 6.50% 1993 140,000 6.50% 1994 155,000 6.50% 1995 170,000 6.50% 1996 170,000 6.50% 1997 62,000 6.50% 1998 maturing on or b for Dec mber 1, hall not be optional for prior 1, 1986, and th r aft r the City, in inv r numer- on any int r t pay nt accru d int r t and a o r d d. th pur- ' • I I I I I I I I I I I I I I • 0 SECURITY: These bonds are direct, general obligations of the City of Englewood, Colorado, payable from ad valorem taxes to be levied upon all taxable property within the City, without limitation as to rate or amount, and all other funds legally available to the City. The City intends to meet all principal and interest requirements for these bonds with the net operational revenues from the Housing for Elderly facility to be constructed from the proceeds of the original bond issue, toget her with other funds. CAPITALIZED INTEREST: From the proceeds of the original bonds, there wa s set aside an amount of $169,656 . Of the total capitalized interest, $74,632.50 was used to make the i nterest payment due on June 1, 1976 on the original Housing Bonds. The remainder of the capitalized interest will be avail- able to pay the estin ,~ted inter st charges on these bonds through December 1, 1976. PURPOSE : The proceeds of these bonds will be used to acquire direct obligations of the United States Government to be placed in escrow in amounts sufficient to guarante th pay- m nt of th City's ou st nding housing bond issue dated F bruary 1, 1976. The purpo of the r financi ng is to substantially reduce th int r st charg s to be paid by the City ov r th remaining lif of th bond . TAX STATUS : nt tax nt r t on ' • ·I I I I I I I I I I I I I I • 0 - FINANCIAL STATEMENT (As of July 1, 1976) I• Actual Valuation, Estimated . . . . . . . Assessed Valuation, 1975 (30% of Actual} .. General Obligation Debt (Including this issue). Less : Self-Supporting Debt ..... Net General Obligation Debt . . . . . Population, Estimated -35,933 $5,902,000 -5, 902,000 $375 ,750,000 112. 724. 898 -0- In addition to $1,871,000 Sewer Revenue Bonds, the City bas $473 ,000 Special Assessment Bonds outstanding payable from assessments levied against the benefited properties and a $721,203 mortgage installment not e payable at the rate of $58,720 per year through the year 1997. OVERLAPPING INDEBTEDNESS DIS'l1UCT State of <Xllorad::> A.rapaOOe Cbunty School District 1 School District No . 5 School District 2 $8 ,431 ,072 ,5X) 821 • 968 .215 ,163,948 29t • 813 ,1112 23,575,270 t Overlapping bt t Dir ct t Dir ct t Di ct r C pita r Capita r Capita r Capit DEBT RATIOS D bt to A s d Valuation & Ov rl ppina D bt to Actual • Ov rl ppin D bt to A Actual Valua ion . . A d Valuation . Dir c bt . . . . Dir ct Ov rlappin bt (7) mDNr APPLICABlE $ ..(}.. 200,000 1,615 ,000 35,804,000 1,525,000 Valuation . d Valuation 1.34$ 13.11$ 98.()(JI.L 4 .~ 41.601 AIDOO' APPLICAIU: $ ..(}.. 27,420 1 ,582,700 1,450,062 634,400 $3 ,694 ,582 o.oo 0.9 3 .2 $10 ,45 $ 3,137 -0- $102 .82 • I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I • • HISTORY AND NEED OF THE PROJECT: The City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado, in 1973 created the Englewood Housing Authority with certificates of appoint- ment being filed with the City Clerk on February 5, 1973. The Authority immediately began its activities directed toward providing housing for elderly low income families. In the development of the plan, it was determined that a rent subsidy program under the Housing Act of 1974 would be the most feasi ble vehicle for accom- plishing the purposes of the Authority. Subsequent to receipt of the preliminary approval for annual contributions from the Department of Housing and Urban Development, a determination was made that the City of Englewood would issue housing bonds to fund the project and that a lease arrangement would be entered in ~o between the Authority and the City wherein the Authority would operate the 104 unit facility. To date, the City and the Authority have received requests totaling 275 who have requested to be placed on a waiting list for consi dera- tion upon completion of the 104 unit facility. The substantial number of elderly people located in or near the City of Englewood has indicated a need for such a facility. PROJECTED INCOME AND EXPENSE: The City of Englewood has received notification from the Department of Housing nd Urban D v lopment, United States Government, of approval of an annual contributions authority of $293,280. This approval grants contract rents on 104 units of elderly housing of $235 per unit p r month . Assistance payments will be made only on dwelling units under leas except that such payments may be made with respect to unoccupi d units for a period not exceeding sixty days (a) in the v nt tha a family vacat s a dwelling unit b for th expiration dat of th 1 a for occupancy or (b) wh re a good faith effort is b ing mad to fill an unoccupi d unit . Th City projects that the stim t d availabl income of $293,280 is adequat to pay all op r - ation and maint nanc xpenses and r quir d payment of principal nd int r t hrou hout th term of th bond i u . In th v nt that op ra ing increas durin th t rm of th bond i su , th City 1 au und r th Housin and Community Developm nt Act of 1974 to an incr a d rent ub idy to me t additional of op nd maint nanc . OPERATION AND I TENANCE ADJUSTMENT : Tb Hou ing Community v lop Act of 1974 provid • that tb ( ) xp o • ball b r vi d mad bould a d rmination tba d dur n tb y ar . ction nt • - I I I I I I I I • 0 - (b) Automatic Annual (1) Automatic Annual Adjustment Factors wi e determ ned by HUD at least annually; interim revisions may be made as market conditions warrant . Such Factors and the basis for their determination will be published in the Federal Register. These published Factors will be reduced appropriately by HUD where utilities are paid directly by Families. (2) On each anniversary date of the Contract, the Contract Rents shall be adjusted by applying the applicable Automatic Annual Adjustment Factor most recently published by HUD . Contract Rents may be adjusted upward or downward, as may be appropriat e; however, in no case shall the adjusted rents be less than the Contract Rents on the effective date of the Contract . (c) Special Additional Adjustments. Special additional adjustments may be granted, when approved by HUD, to reflect increases in th actual and necessary expenses of owning and maintaining the Contract units which have resulted from substantial general increases in real property taxes, utility rates, or similar costs (i.e., assessments, and utilities not cover d by regulated rates), but only if and to th extent that the Own r clearly demonstrates that such general increases hav caused increases in the Owner's operating costs which ar not ad quately compe n at d for by automatic annual adjustm nt s. The Own .r shall submit to HUD financial statement whi ch clearly upport the increase. (d) Ov rall Limitation. Notwithstanding any oth r pro- visions of this part, ad]ustm nts as provid d in this s ction hall not result in material differ nc s b tw n th r nt s charg d for assist d and comparable unas 1 t d unit , as d t rmin d by HUD . ANNUAL CONTRIBUTIONS CONTRACT : Tb of in ( ) appro al • • I I I I I I I I I I I • 0 • " DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT REGIONAL OFFICE FEDERAL BUILDING, 1961 STOUT STREET DENVER, COLORADO 80202 July 9, 1975 REGION VIII Ms. Lois Kocian Executive Director Englewood Housing Authority 4500 S . Elati Street Englewood , Colorado 80110 Dear Ms . Kocian : In Reply Refer To : SSSM You are hereby notifi d that your Preliminary Proposal, dated Way 5 , 1975, to provide 104 units of newly constructed hou s ing at Floyd and Lin c oln Str ets, Englewood, Colorado, has bee n approved. Annual contributions authority in th amount of $22,880 has be n reserved for thi project. Subjec t to th fulfillm nt of all administrative and statutory requir ments, an Agreem nt t o Ent e r into Housing Assistance Payments Contrac t will be prepare d and executed for the number and iz of unit s describ d b low : Unit Siz (No . of B drooms) 1 B droom No . of Units Total Elderly 104 104 You ar ubmit to HUD , no a F i n al 1 in cco r d n wi h t h vision of 24 CFR , Part 0, ct1 r q u i r d o ubmi d wi th your oy qu ton to Final Prop al r Tunn 11 a 37-4771 to rran fo r a (10) Contrac t Rents $220 propo d r nt units in th lad t o appro vabl .. • • I I I I I I l I I I I I I I I I I • 0 I• • Your acceptance of this Notification constitutes a certification and agreement that (a) there will not be made any sale, assign- ment, conveyance, or any other form of transfer of this Notifica- tion, the property, or any interest therein, without prior written consent of HUD (an assignment to a limited partnership of which you are the general partner sball not be considered an assignment for this purpose). and (b) tbere will not be made any pledge, or offer as security for any loan or obligation, an Agreement to Enter into Housing Assistance Payment Contract or Rousing Aaaistance Payment Contract entered into for tbis project unless the method and terms of the financing and the instrument of the pledge, offer or otber assignment bas been approved in writing by BUD. Please indicate your acceptance of this notification by signing in the space provided and returning two copies to this office by July 21, 1975. If you do not accept this Notification by the specified date, or if you accept but fail to submit a Final Proposal by the specified date, HUD may rescind this Notification and cancel tbe annual contributions authority reaerved. Sincerely, s/ Bldon Balingstad (for)B. B. Bolas Aaaiatant Regional Adainiatrator Rousing Production and Mortgage Credit Bncloeure ( 11 ) •. • • I I I I I I I l I I I • ,_ ,. - " DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT REGIONAL OFFICE FEDERAL BUILDING, 1961 STOUT STREET DENVER, COLORADO 80202 September 11, 1975 REGION VIII Ms. Lois Kocian Executive Director Englewood Housing Authority City Hall Englewood, Colorado 80110 Dear Ms. K:ocian : In Reply Refer To: SFPL co 99-0002-001 Englewood Your preliminary proposal for 104 units of elderly in Englewood , Colorado, has been further reviewed by this office. We bav justified increasing the rent approved in our letter of July 9, 1975, as follows: Unit Size 1 Bedroom No. of Units Total Elderly 104 104 Contract Rents $235 Annual contributions authority ba been increased to $293 ,280 . Tb d adlin for submis ion of a Final Propo al bas been extend d to Octob r 10, 1 975 . All otb r provision of our July 9 notif ica- tion ar applicabl to your submission. Sine r ly, •I H. B. Bola H . B . Bolas A istant cional Ad inistrator Hou in Production and U rtca Cr dit (12) ' • • I r r I I I I I I .. CITY OF ENGLEWOOD : The City of Englewood, Colorado, second 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, in- corporated May 13, 1903, has a present estimated population of 35,933 an d ranks as eighth largest city in Colorado. The City includes an area of 6.92 square miles or an area of 4,429 acres and serves an immediate trade area population of 100,000 in portions of Denver, Arapahoe, Jefferson, and Douglas counties. CITY GOVE RNMENT: 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 borne rule city duly organized and existing un d er 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 borne 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 administrative officer chosen, guided and controlled by the people through their elected representatives . To accomplish these obj ctiv s, 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 tbr e from the city at larg . Provisions ar mad for the recall of elected officers for control of legis- lation by the p ople through initiativ and ref rendum and for th am ndment of the Chart r by popular vote. Th trict finan- cial controls r quired by th Chart r pr v nt wast ful and xtr vagant us o f public fund and in ur th continu d c onduct of c ity bu in o n a ound financial ba i Th Chart r furth r Zonin Ad j u tm adv i , var io u s (l) nd o t s i s t , ard I I I I I I I I I • I• • ECONOMY OF THE CITY: The economy of the City of Englewood is closely related to the economy of Metrop'oli tan Denver. The City of Englewood, however, serves as the Metropolitan area's large s t and most complete business city outside Denver itself and is the hub of the sout h su burban 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 , the principal north-south artery which flows directly into the heart of the Denver business district from Englewood's Cinderel la City Shopping Center. There are approximately 2,000 business establishments in the City of Englewood at the present time, including four commercial banks with combined deposits in excess of $272,000,000. INDUSTRY : The City of Englewood is in the center of a growing commercial, manufacturing, and fabricating area that parallels the mainline railroad right of way that extends south from Denver. Served by the Denver Rio Grande Western, the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe, and the Colorado and Southern Railways , indus- trial expansion has b en progressing at a rapid pace. Light industrial and fabricating plants in or near the City include General Ironwo rk s, Precision Tool, Air Control Products, Bingo King Company, Inc ., Canada Dry Bottling Company, Lowdermilk Corporation , Sealtest, Wilkerson Corporation, and others. An ample supply of desirable indu trial groun d varying i n size from small sites to acreages with good ace ss and ad quate utilitie i available. Manufacturing , whi ch has large impact on the conomy of th Stat , is to a great extent centered in th Denver area. Nationally known industries includ th Martin-Marietta Corp., manufacturer of th Titan ICBM , Schwayd r Brothers, manufactur r of "Samsonit " lug- gag , the Gat Rubb r Company, the Sundstrand Company, Id al Cement Company, IBM Corporation, Ro c kw 11 Int rnational, and We t rn El ct ri c Compa ny. (1) ' I I I I I I I ... • :. - Englewood is called the "C arnation City" for one of its major industries, carnation growing, which is concentrated in the Denver Metropolitan Ar e a . It is a multi-million dollar industry producing 80,000 ,0 00 blooms per year with 95% of them shipped to 43 states, Canada, and Mexico. The tourist industry is also of major importance to the State of Colorado and the residents of Englewood enjoy benefits derived from this industry. Also located within the City is Cinderella City, a major shopping center which contains 1,500,000 square feet of retail space and is one of the largest shopping centers in the world under one roof with four major retailers located within the structure. All major retail organizations are represented within the shopping complex, includin g Penney 's , The Denver Dry Goods Company, Joslin's, Neusteters, Woolw orth and many others. MAJOR EMPLOYERS : Engl wood serv s as a business and professional cen er with 460 offic s existing on January 1, 1975. The indu trial growth of Engl od has b en considerable. On January 1, 1975 , ov r 200 indu tri s existed within th City. Major employ r includ : Air Control Produ ts AMX Co., In c. Bingo King Compan , Inc. Burt Chevrol t Cantin ntal National B nk D nv r Dry Good Company F b Tool , Inc. Fir t tion 1 B nk of En lewood G n r 1 Iron orks Joslin ' K-Mart Di coun or Lowd rmilk Co n truction Comp ny TRANSPORTATIO : ( l ~ Martin-Marietta Corporation W chanix Corporation Will er Sale Company National Camera R pair School Natkin and Company N ustet r Partition , Inc . T. A. Pel u Company J. C. P nn y Company Pr cision Tool Wilk rson Corporation to th ion 7, and r d, I I I I I I I • ,. . ,. - POPULATION AND INCOME : The combination of a favorable climate, recreational activities and employment op- portunities in the Denver Metropolitan Area bas brought about a high rate of population growth. The present estimated population of Englewood is 35,933 as officially reported. The 1970 census reported 33,695 as compared to 33,398 in 1960 and 16,869 in 1950 . The slowdown in growth within the City relates to the fact that Englewood is completely surrounded by other incorporated cities, thus freezing its boundaries. Ac cording to the U. S. Census Bureau, Denver is now considered one of the fastest growing metropolitan areas in the nation. The residents of Englewood are above average in economic status and are primarily professional, business and technical in their occupation. The major industrial employment in the greater metropolitan area is technical in nature and embraces much of the high ly specialized electronics and research industries wh ich account for a very high percentage of college graduates living in the Englewood area. The 1974 financial report of the City reported am d i an family income of $10 ,773 in Englewood. GENERAL INFORMATION : The City of Englewood is a progressive modern s uburban city with more than 92 miles of paved streets and numerous off-street parking lots to accommodate suburban shoppers. The City is furnished elect ric pow er by the Publi c Service Company of Colorado and telephone service by Mountain Bell. The e du cational and c hurc h facilities available in the City are excellent . Ther are nine elementary schools for grades one to six, two junior high schools, and one senior high school. In add ition, there are de nominational schools represented . All major nat ion al civic organizations are represented in Englewood, in additio n to man y frater nal and local service type groups. To fulfill the rel igio us needs of the community there are 29 churches represe nting 50 different denominations . Year 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 HISTORICAL ASSESSED VALUATION City of Engl wood $ 49,348 ,076 51,120 ,375 53 , 07 ,873 6 1,101 ,694 65 .234 . 18 70 ,669 ,559 75 ,361,9 3 80 ,86 ,470 8 ,013 ,920 93,671 '539 112 ,724 1 9 Arapaho County $268 ' 159 .295 271 ,228. 104 281,1 0,022 299 ,916,850 315 ,321 , 0 336 ,590,570 384 ,252 , 50 472 ,5 7 , 0 572 , 9 ,3 0 672,041 ,878 821,9 ,215 (1) Engl wood S .D . No . 1 $44 ,243 ,960 44' 0,194 45 ,620 , 16 53 ,201 ,029 56 ,9 6 ,181 61 ,842 ,495 ,234 ,550 70, 45 ,2 0 77 ,332 ,550 81,020 ,007 86 ,163 , 4 ' • • f - I I I I I l. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Levy Year 1963 1964 1965 1966 1 7 196 1969 1970 1971 1972 1 973 1974 • - 1975 ASSESSED VALUATION OF THE TEN LARGEST TAXPAYERS IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD Capitol Alliance (Cinderella City) Mountain Bell Public Service of Colorado Welbourne Investment . . General Iron Works . . . . Hampd en Center Building First National Bank of Englewood Kimberley-Woods-Denver, Ltd. Englewood Family I . . . Joslin's D partm nt Stor s . PROPERTY TAX LEVIES AND COLLECTIONS Collection Mill Current Year Levy Levy• Collections 1964 11. 301 $567,253 $537 ,559 1965 12.301 612,258 597,813 19 6 15.301 755,098 737,349 1967 15 .301 7 6,783 77 ,457 196 15 .301 80 ,619 7 9,019 1969 4.985 304.592 299,049 1970 4 .9 5 325,196 321,342 1971 3.970 279,94 274,216 1972 3.970 299,187 295,9 0 1973 3 .970 321,04 320 , 55 197 . 970 349,415 3 9,2 4 1975 8 .970 646, 19 653 ,97 tax a r du d and in (17) $4,876,830 3,442,350 l, 709 ,710 1,193,500 1,161,070 1,155,500 992 .450 985 ,050 844 ,980 836,570 Delinquent Collections Percentag $ 957 94.93% 1,321 97.86'1, 103 97.66'1, 3,555 609 1, 07 632 321 311 ( 32) 473 99 . introdu d in • I• - I BIDDING INFORMATION I $2,112,000 CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO I GENERAL OBLIGATION HOUSING REFUNDING BONDS Dated : August 1, 1976 I Due: December 1 Estimated Delivery Date : August 23, 1976 Selling : Tuesday, July 6, 1976 at 2 :00P .M., M.D.S.T . Amount Accumulative ' Year (12-12 Rat e Interest Bond Years Bond Years 1977 $ 40,000 6.50% $ 223,040 53.33 53.33 1978 50 ,000 6.50% 134.680 116.67 170.00 1979 55,000 6.50% 131,430 183.33 353.33 1980 60,000 6.50% 127,855 260.00 613.33 1981 60,000 6.50% 123,955 320.00 933.33 1982 65,000 6.50% 120,055 411.67 1,345.00 1983 75,000 6.50% 115,830 550.00 1,895.00 1984 70,000 6.50% 110,955 583.33 2,478.33 1985 80,000 6.50% 106,405 746.67 3,225.00 1986 80,000 6.50% 101,205 826.67 4,051.67 1987 90 ,000 6.50% 96,005 1 ,020.00 5,071 .67 1988 95 ,000 6.50% 90,155 1,171. 66 6,243.33 1989 105,000 6 .50% 83,980 1,400.00 7,643 .33 1990 105,000 6.50% 77,155 1,505.00 9,148.33 1991 120,000 6 .50% 70,330 1,840 .00 10,988.33 1992 125,000 6.50% 62,530 2,041.67 13,030.00 I 1993 140,000 6 .50% 54,405 2,426.67 15,456.67 1994 140,000 6 .50% 45,305 2,566.66 18,023 .33 1995 155,000 6 .50% 36,205 2,996 .67 21,020.00 I 199 170 ,000 6.50 26 ,130 3,456.67 24 ,476 .67 1997 170,000 6.50% 15,080 3,626.66 28 ,1 03 .33 1 62.000 6.50% 4.030 11384 .67 29,488 .00 f 2,112,000 1,916,720 29,48 .00 . 24 day a • I 1/2 v P r I nk ol n d 1, 1977 • I I (l ) I ' l - • • r r [ I [ • 0 • ,_ ' ' • •• ' • • ' . • 0 • PETITION • To: HONO!rABLE MAYOR & MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. We the undersigned residents and citizens of the City of Englewood residing at the addresses shown opposite their respective signatures hereby petition the City Council of the City of Englewood to instruct and direct the City Manager pursuant to section 14-3-9 of the Revised Municipal Code of the City of Englewood to. investigate the possibility to: 1. Create and establish a 2 hour parking zone from Floyd to Girard Ave which is the 3300 block on Pearl. 2. To take all necessary or appropriate steps to provide limited pa~king time -preferable 2 hours parking time. along said street for the purpose of providing parking spaces for th residents of said street for their own use . and as for grounds , we state, and present as follows: 1 . Sw dish Hospital , employees nd visitors use said street for parking for long periods even extending over th s ~ nty- wo hour deadline, resulting in the inconv ni nee of of residnts by not having these spaces available for heir own use during the day. 2. 1.1 are aware that Swedish Hospital provides adequate parking for visitors and mpl oy ed. They provide at lea st ix park·ng lots . Swedish Hospital employ PS park car true s, camp rs, esp cially the large ~inn b go on the street p riods of eight hour making it impo sible f or for r si en s to have ny vi w all. This mnk s for v ry irri a ing i u ion . I ATtiRE Sll TS ATTAC!it:;D rl h ve ron nd s do nClt use of 72 nd ' • • • - SIGNATURES FOR PETITION FOR 2 HOUR LIMITED PARKING NAHE ADDRESS DATE • • ..3 J o ~-7 s. &1-1_/ff..,~~-~~~..r -- 7tl ·fl'l6 .J:J; .:3 S: Pe~ud,. -.f't;~~ ~~ 'Zf -.X~:· a. {J,t"·frs ;/?;-(.7/t, :Sj ;'J ~ I}IIR~ ··/J6;J,w;:~ 6-R,;f#~ / -,7, S'l~ 813o "'"l'r Q441y.tl r~ ~ 7.:1 1-<.;,";;.-{' /?,..,,:!.k .Jf-vF /(,;RNe.v.r I 3 ~'I~ P'~r4n£., ~~~J,'j'./1:..{~-/? 1--4Eco-'~ . ..;-.: ti: r;,r]., A ... ( ... "' rt ~ 1{/ • 0 - 7.!"/-;//~7 3 3 3 ..,~.., ,;) . PrA « ~.; i1t9L7~~a..-9,q" !LH/"v7" ~-;;f7/_f7 .53~.,.-~ rf:,t;J'i?.? ·&£~/'11-flq" L=-.: ~/') I. ~1f?~.S '/~/-_y · . ., 7tf/-(., •'/ ,I~;; fir?~l?/,;, F"cu.e-::.o 177~-"f!-:. l,l''f .. <J?,r' h f>JV d.J.~s.i""' 1!",4 ~(/t/;7 ·/f'c r....:~ "' ' "/ 'fl ,. 7,// //,?} .J-' 7 ~ .5 ~ Rk · (~ /'4'~ e,,., Atr~ 7./t .J ¥,-, I I ... • • • , . - .. C--<o. • • 0 , • • TAX COMMITTEE __ ja. Minutes of Ju ne 14, 1976 Meeting The Tax Committee of the City of Englewood met jointly with the City Council on June 14, 1976. The following members were present: Robert Brundage Jean Carlberg Robert Currier William Howard Glen Waln Douglas Severn Vernon Mann Karl Nollenberger William James Conm1ttee Member Severn gave a brief presentation of the structure of the Tax Canmittee since its organization in October of 1975. Committee Member Howard made a presentation to City Council covering the goals and ob jectives, the revenue and expend iture picture for the next fi ve years, the Tax Comm i ttee 's funding philosopny, and the priori y philosophy. He then presented the Tax Committee's recommendatio ns f or 1977 and the long range recommendations. (See attached ) City Council recommended that this information be presented to the Budget Committee, and that members of the Tax Committee serve on the Budge t Coo ittee if possibl e. Mr . ~rd requested that the Tax Committe e be allo to set up publ i c meetings to review the tax package with the c1t1zens. Mr. Severn po nted out that he f els they have reached a point within the report where i t m.y be necessary to hire a consultant to determine th exact eco om 1c im pacts of the Tax C 1ttee rec ndations. Mr . Ho rd also stated that th Tax Committee would like to be present at the publ ic r 1ng on July 12 to consid r th five-year Capital Improv nt Progra an d ~e pre-budget hearing for the 1977 annual budget. Ci ty Council agr d to et on June 21 to di scuss th r c ndat 1ons . Th t1ng s ad j ourned . • • .. • ,. - Rf.CCM.'lENDATlO OF THE TAX COVIMl'l'I'EE OF 'IliE CITY OF ENir.&mD THI:. CITY CO ClL JUNE 14, 1976 The Tax Committee established by the City Council of the Ci y of Eng lewood in the Fall of 1975 has me dilig n ly o ver the past several ronths . A ccxnpilation of the minut s o f th s meetings is nclosed for your refe rence to t he process which was undergone. A repor entitled the Eng lewood Financial Analysis w-as prepared for he Coorni tet> by i s starr repres ntatives. This report p;iv . a c r ehenslve analysis of he long t nn financial corrlttton of he Ci y and should be rea.j in j._ all uy every City councilrrember. The e has arr ... c at merx:la ions f o the City Council as con :lined herein. nc Tax tee has analyz of l Current 1977 Estimates Sales and Use Tax Revenue Sharing Surplus and Deficiency Receipts utility Administrative Charges Alluserrent Tax Real Estate Transfer Tax Occupation Tax (Head Tax) Total Recoomended Changes Total 1977 Revenues -2- • - $7,199,825 1,415,718 (676,688) (80 ,000) 78,889 $ 737.919 $7,939 ,744 Public ~rove ment F\.tnd $1,830,000 (1,415,718) 676 ,688 80,000 45,000 250,000 250,000 $ (114,030) $1,715,973 TI-e basis for the above recoomerxiations are included 1n the staff report. Pat her than repeating them here, please refer to the appropriate sections of the report {pp. 31 -42.) :NDATIONS 1. 'Ille Tax Corrmittee recoomends that the City Council take a s stan:i 1n favor of too State collected-locally shared inc tax. 'Ihe L c tax is too most elastic of the major revenue producers and would help to contrast SOI'1'e of the inelasticity currently 1n the General Fund. 2. 'Ihe Tax Ccmnittee recc.mrends that the City Council annually rev1 w all licenses, charges and fees which are set on a flat rate 1n the City for possible increase. 'Ihe inelasticity 1n the General P\rd res ts rrom the non-growth of re nues wW le expenditures w at a rat close to inflation. 'l11e ord rly growth of these inelastic reveru s is p fera.ble to large inc ntal inc s. ' - . ..... • • t• • -3- sewer utilities. A roonthly chm·ge fur storm drainage protection could be iJrt>osed upon a property. If t.he Counc1 1 is serious of fur·ther pursuing this alternative, the Tax Corrrniltee would be glad to explore it. ~u~ ~ J2_ QnTi: \tk:__ Glenn Waln sb Enclosures •. • • 1- • •• • TAX COI+HTIEE Minutes of June 22, 1976 Meeting The Tax Conuittee of the Cfty of Englewood met on June 22, 1976 at 6:00 p.m. with the following members present: Robert Brundage Jean Carlberg Robert Currfer Williut Howard Glen W&ln Douglas Sovern Vernon Mann Karl Nollenberger Will fu Jutes Coam1ttee ~ber Sovern reported that City Council had agreed to allow the Tax Com.ittee to hold public Meetings to review the 1977 recommendations, and the Tax Con.ittee agreed to hold the following ~eetfngs: 1. Mayor's Coffee Hour-July 8, 1976 2. Mayor's Coffee Hour -July 22, 1976 J. Joint meetfng with the Cham ber of Connerce, merchants, and South Su burban Realtors Association for a noon luncheon . 4. M t f ngs in each Council 01strfct wfth the Councilman o the Distrfct present. Th Tax C 1tte dir cted Karl Hollen rg rand 1111• JUles to arrang these ... ungs and to prepare a presentation to be discussed by the Ca..fttee at a tfng on July 1. 1976 at 12 :00 noon . The ... tfng s ad jou rned . ' • • • 0 I• - EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT BOARD 3b Minutes of Jun e 17, 1976 Meeting The Employees Retirement Board of the City of Englewood met on June 17, 1976 at 4:00p.m . in the Library Conference Room. The following members were present: Edward Draper, Chairman Kay Roberts Donald L. R. Smith Phil Vieira Wes Wfgham Dona 1 d Williams William D. James (ex officio) Board Member William Ritterhouse was absent . (Note: The Employees Retirement Board has received verbal notice that Mr. Rftterhouse has resigned from the Board, although official notice a no b-.!n re• ef v •d. ) ~ n Draper callPd the meetin g to order and s ated that the purpose of rr w s to consid er a dis b111t .} retir .ent application from Clifford l~cu ion ensued as to whether Mr. Morgan has ap fed for rkmen 's compensa- ti on for any of the hernia operations h has had over the past y ar. Personnel Di rector Lorfg stated that he may not hav be n eligible for a workm n's c .p nsation claim as 1t was n n-job r elated. Board Member Sm i h pointed out that his last hernia operation occurred while h was on vacation. Mr. lorig stated that unless a job injury form is submitted to the Personnel 0 partm nt 1t is almost impossibl for a cl 1111 to be a.dlllfnfstared because they would b unaware of the injury. H furth r noted that ach em loyee s a p oy 's manual outlining t proc ures for on-th -job injuries. r fth pointed out th t Mr. Horgan h s d par nt for 17 y ars and that hf h rnfa probl related to hfs lfg t pnys1cal cond1tfon. Bo1rd within rec nt nths Mr . rgan h s h d probl r ed within th s s Ire probably dfr tly r Rob rts stated that ith hh nd sha fng - PRESENT; ABSENT; ALSO PRESENT: • 0 - MII!UTES Board of Career Service Commissioners June 17, 1976 H.R. Hosanna, Jo Ellen Turner, Wil liam Hanson, Bob Brundage Edward White .tlchael Schaffer, Margaret Freeman, Richard Lorig The meetin wa s called o order at :00 p .m. by Chairman H rbert Hosanna. • P.ANSON .. VED, AND ffi. BRill DAGE SECONDED, ':'0 APPROVE THE MlllUTES OF THE MEE:i'ING OF AAY :20, 197 AS PR.LSENTED. The motio carried. ftses; Hosanna, Turn r, Hanson, Brunda e Nays; None ll * IV policy a r vi d. ' d ordi e ' • • • - EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT BOARD 3b Minutes of June 17, 1976 Meeting The Employees Retirement Board of the City of Englewood met on June 17, 1976 at 4:00p.m. in the Library Conference Room. The following members were present: Edward Draper, Chairman Kay Roberts Donald L. R. Smith Phil Vieira Wes Wigham Donald Williams William D. James (ex officio) Board Member Will i am Ritterhouse was absent. (Note: The Employees Retirement Board has received verbal notice that Mr. Ritterhouse has res gned from the Board, althou gh official notice as ro b r e ef .... 1 fh n Drap r cal' d the meeti q to order and stated t at the pu rpo e of 111 s to cons i der a disability r tirer:1ent application r Cl ifford vl~·u ss l on nsu ed as to whether Mr. Morgan has ap lied for r n 's comp nsa- tion or any of the hernia operations he has had over the pasty r. Personnel Direc tor orig tated that he may not h v bee n eligible for a wor • c p nsation claim s 1t was non-job related. Board H ber 1 poin ed out that his last h rnia operation occurred while h as on acat1on . Hr. Lorig stated that unless a j ob injury form is su itted to t Perso 1 D par nt 1t 1s almos impossibl for a cla1 to be i 1stared beca s t y uld b na re of th injury. H furth r noted that each loy a 1 oy ' nual o tlini t proc ur or on-h -job injuries. Dir ctor of Utilities Carrol stat duties s ( Employees Retirement Board June 17, 1976 Page 2 • 0 ,, • and has had a hard time writing. Mr. Morgan stated that he just recently entered the hospital for a complete physical examination for other physical problems that he has been having. Mr. Carroll reported that the basic Job function of Mr. Morgan is a labor type job requiring heavy lifting of pipes, turning fire hydrants on and off, etc. BOARD MEMBER SMITH MOVED THAT CLIFFORD MORGAN BE GRANTED A MEDICAL DISABILITY RETIREME NT . Board Member Roberts seconded the motion, and the motion was unanimously passed. * * • * * Don Mazanec of A. S. Hansen, Inc . presented a proposal regarding a statement for each employee covered under the pension plan that would show the total monthly retirem ent benefit. BOARD MEMBER SMITH MOVED THAT A. S. HANSEN SUPPLY AN ACTUARIAL AND ACCIMJLATED CONTRIBUTION STATEMENT AND THAT A LINE BE ADDEO CLARIFYING THE SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFIT. Board Melllber Vieira seconded the IIIOtion, and the .,tion -.s uneni-mously passed. * • • * * Th next meeting was scheduled for July 8, 1976 at 4:00 p •. to consider the dfsabflfty retirement application for Florence Crossley. Them etfng was adJourned. • • - • • I • ; PRESENT: ABSENT: ALSO PRESENT: • ,. - MINUTES Board of Career Service Commissioners June 17, 1976 3 h .. Hosanna, Jo Ellen Turner, William Hanson, Bob Brundage Ei.lward White .~chll 1 Schaffer, Margaret Freeman, Richard Lorig The mee ing was call d o order at 7 :00p .m. by Chairman Herb rt Hos anna . . P.ANS •. VED, M D fiR • DAI.E SECONDED, ':'0 APPROVE THE MIUUTES OF THE .!EE'a IG OF MAY :::'l, 197 AS PRESENTED. The motion carried. }.:tea: HosiUma, Turn r, lianscn, BrunJo e tlays: Non The Board discussed the n w position of (civilian) Polic Lab. T chnician and its r pres ntation y an employ e sociation. Alichael Scl ff r, r aid nt of the Engl wood Polic B nefit Association, stated that it is th d sire of all thr of th n Lab. Techs to b placed under the LPBA rather than the Englewood \lnicip 1 loy es' Association. llir. Lorig advi& d hat a hearing would be in order to d cide th t It s decided thAt th h ari would tak plac a r ular uly 1 r re •• Aa oc ia Aaeoda c1 ordinanc li I clar d ) ' • • • • I• - llR. HANSON 1.10VED, AND MRS . TURNER SECONDED, TO CERTIFY TliE FOLLOWIUG ELIGIBILITY LISTS: Plant Ope rator -Sewer Records Clerk -Police Ayes: Hosanna, Tu rner, Hanson, Brundage Nays: ~one The motion carried. • * * * MR. BRUNDAGE .[lVED, AND MR. HANSON SECONDED, TO DECLARE THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS VACANT: Jr. Account Clerk -Finance Engineering Aide I w~chanic (2) -Servicenter & Se wer Maint ./Apprentice Operator -Sewer Plant Operator -Sewer Aye::;: Hosanna, Turner, Hanson, Brundage l~ays: None The motion carried. * * * • NAME -----------...PE':L·_& TITLE ______________ GRADE &_STEP Retiremen s : FLANAGAN, Bernard PFLAEGWG, Ro bert Custodian errective 6/1/7 Mechanic err ctive 5/2 /76 -----------·------ ew Emp l oyees: BERRY'.Wl, Ro er Str t JAMESO N, ' reus w r o•co : EL:, Terry -Parks -'I'ratr1c -------------------------------- 11 t1 F.AI , Th I int nanc: rr ct1v rlt r -Traruc /14/7 ------------------------------------------------·------- 1-- • 0 - NAME -------_____ D!f'!:_&_T_I_TLE ___ ----- Anni ver sary Increase : BARBER, William COOPER, Dennis FORINGTON, Clayton LIVERGOOD, Patricia MI CHAUD, Ernestine 1.[)RGAN, !;enry SCHLEGEIJ.ULCI!, Barba r a SHANK, Robert SIEGEL, Cr aig Drafting Technician effective 7/16/76 ~~intenanceworker -Parks effective 7/16/76 Police Officer 4th to J r d Class effective 7/1/76 Sales Tax Auditor effective 7/16/76 Prog r ammer/Operator -Finance effective 7/1/76 .teter Reader effective 7/1 /76 r~cords Clerk -Police effectiv 7/1/"'6 Chern. Lab. Tech. -Sewer effective 7/1/"' ~intenancework r -Street effective 7 /1/7(, GRADE & STEP 4E to 4F 2C to 2D 7C to 7D 5E to 5F JD to JE 2C to 2 6C to 6D 2C to 2D ---------------------·----------------- Promotions: RENNER, Charles Fir fighter to Acting D.O .E. efff'ctive 4/2/ -------------------------- Transfers: SCHI.roE U.U LCH, Bar ara STANTON, erle Finance to Police Records err ctiv 5/24/7 St• fir to Serv center rr c iv /1/76 --------------------------------------- Probationary o perrc. otatu w1 incr a in p y: AN ER...~~J, Gil e -f rvic er -"""---------------------Pro ti ry to . status y: .!i:ER 1 Ro 1 t. Tt.lt, John 4A to •!U, Geo e -------------------------------- ' ' • • • • • ---·------------- Progress Reports: Jerald Vaughn John Curtice Grayson P..artley Stanley Johnson James Kavinsky Ronald Walkup Henry Durant Wayne Oakley Police Water Prod. Fire Fire Parks Street Engineering Street * * * * , . There being no further business to discuss, the meeting was adjourned. * * * * J .. • • , ' I. • CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION JUNE 8, 1976 CALL TO ORDER. 3 0 The regular meeting of t h e City Planning and Zoning Commission was calle d t o order at 7:10p.m . by Chairman Tanguma. Members present : Ed Smith, Tanguma, Williams, Jorgenson, Pierson Romans, Ex-officio Memb ers abs nt: Wade, Jones, Parker, Don Smith Also present: Associate Planner Steve House II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES. Chairman Tanguma stated that lhe Minutes of May 18, 1976, were to be consider d for approval. lessrs. Park r and Smith e nt r d the m eting. Jorg nson moved : Williams c onded: The Minut s of May 18, 1976, be approved as writt n. AYES: Don Smith, Tanguma, Jorg non, Parker, Pierson NAYS : on ABSTAIN : Ed Smith, William ABSE T: Jon Wad Th motion c arr d. fr. Tanguma not d th t which account for it CASE #19-76 nc in this matt r, nda at th m ting . .. • • "'. - -2- The "do-nothing" alternative would use the present network of streets to move traffic, and would call for no new construction. The Practical Grid Patterns makes use of the existing north - south and east/west streets, and would require that improvements be made to these streets. Main north /south arterials in this proposal which would effect Englewood, would be University, Broadway, Santa Fe, and Federal. Jewell/Evans, Hampden, Quincy and Belleview would be the major east/west streets through Englewood. Discussion ensued . Mr . Don Smith asked why there was u h concentration on east/west thoroughfares in this proposal? Mrs . Romans noted that in the southwest quadrant, there is only one arterial -U .S . 285 -that extends from the mountains on the west as far as Havanna on the east, and the purpose of the proposal is to move traffic. Some of the east- west streets which are shown actually serve primarily as collectors . Mrs. Romans pointed out that the main south/south streets in this area are Univ rsity Boul vard, Broadway, Santa Fe Drive, and Wadsworth noulevard; thr of these streets affect Englewood in that niv l'Si ty Boulevard is on th eastern boundary, and Droadway and Sdnta Fe bis ct th City . U.S . 285 also bisects th City and int rsects with Un1v rsity, Broadway and Santa Fe Driv e . f•urth cr discussion en su d. lr. Will1nms stated that th alternative chos n will depend on wh th r you try to rout traific "around " the city, or wh th •r you want to bring th traffic "through" th city. Otlwr proposals wer cons1der d, including the Airport Diagonal alt rnativ . This propos d rout 1ollows a diagonal lin from County Lin Road past th Columbine Airport to ti into Rooney Road. Mr • Romans not d that this proposal would aff ct xisting ubdi 1 ion and dcv lopm nts mor than som of the oth r pro- po al Th out r rout w r d1 cuss d . 11· . Roman d • - -3- Six lane arterials in this proposal would be Wadsworth Boulevard from U.S. 285 south; Union Street; and Alameda from Wadsworth to Kipling. Eight lane arterials would be Hampden from Kipling to Santa Fe. Mrs. Romans stated that this takes into considera- tion two exc lusive bus lanes on U.S. 285 west of Santa Fe, which could tie into the A.R.T. Station proposed to be located at U.S. 285 and Santa Fe. Mrs . Romans stated that interchanges would be proposed at 6th Avenue and I-25, and at Simms and U.S. 285. Discussion ensued. Mrs , Romans stated that she wanted the Commission to be aware of a letter that was written to the Highway Department a couple of weeks ago, setting forth the staff opinion on the mtt r. 3•00 South Etati Sueet E~gt e wood. Colorado 80110 May 21, 1916 Phone (303) 761-1140 Richard J. Drn s h r, District Engineer District Six State D parlm nt of Highways 2000 South llolly Street De nver, Colorado 80222 D ar Mr. Drash r: N ith r the Engl wood City Council nor the City P~anning and Zoning Commission have had an opportunity to r view the "Super Grid" alterna- tive to I-470 so th following comments do not refl ct the opinions of tho officials, but rath r tho of taff memb rs. it has b n th m jority opinion of the Engl wood City Council Engl ood Chamb r of Comm rc w 11, that Interstate 470 i ry s circum! rcntial route. only thr outh roadways which xt nd north into nv r: South Univ r ity Soul v rd, y, and South S nta Or v • Un v rsity Soul vard is on t ound ry, Broad y bi cts th City c nt r, and Santa Ci y to th w t. r Grid to k ould ra He ' • - -4- 1. South Santa Fe Drive a. Grade separations: 1. At Dartmouth 2. At Floyd 3. At Oxford/Quincy* 4. At Belleview b. Construction Continue improvement of South Santa Fe Drive to County Line Road to the c~pacity of an expressway 2. South Broadway a. Grade s parations: 1. At Bell view b. Construction: 1. From Yal to FloydAv.with planted median and left-turn pockets . 3. South Clarkson Str et a. Construction: Two 1 n from u.s. 2 5 to E s Dry Creek Road b. Grad parations: non • 4. South Univ rsity Boul vard a. paration: xt nd d w t of Oxford. Obviou r would ' o b th con truction o F • Approximate Cost $ 1,514,100. $ 5,186,100. rad • • 1, At U. S. 285 b. Construction proj ct: l. Four-lane arterial from County Line Road to I-25. 5. West Dartmouth Avenue. (See South Santa Fe Drive) 6. West Floyd Avenue a. Grade s paration (See South Santa Fe Drive~. b. Construction project: 1. Carr ction at Broadway int rs ction 2. Con truction from Huron to Zuni 7. u.s. 285 S veral studi s have b en undertaken of the various means of incr a ing the capacity of the v hicular flow and s I ty of U.S. 285 through Engl wood, sp cifically from South Santa Fe Drive ast to South Gilpin S r et . Th recommendations have ranged froa -5- Approximate Cost $ 4,180,900. changes in signing and th r vision of ignal timings $ 5,051,200. nd th pro r ion patt rn of all ignaliz d inter- ctions, to a d pr ss d six-lan fr way with frontage roads, On pl n that s consid r d and which m t w th om accept n by traffic ngin r was to plit U.S. 285 betw n Santa Fe and Broadway, carrying w st bound traffic on th pr s nt alignm nt and a t bound tr ffic om ight hundr d f t to th outh, utilizing primarily •xisting ri h -o!-w y. t 1 a int r- rd, South Lo an at which point , and th n- to South S n a • • -6- As to modification to U.S. 285 if the Super Grid alte rnative is adopted, Engl e wood would r e qu e st the Ilighway De partm e nt to r ecomm e nd the most f ea sible long-range plan to carry the heavy volume of "through" traffic while acconunodating the local traffic. In the i n t rim, the City would request that the r e comm e ndations made in the Hampden Avenue Capacity Study prepared for the Colorado Division of Highways by Centennial Engin e ering, Inc., and dated December 1975, be imple me nt e d with the e xception of the closing of the cut in the me dian serving Little Dry Cre k Shopping Center. 8. W st Oxford Av e nue a. Gr a d e s p a ration. (Se Santa Fe Driv e ). 9, Wes t Quin c y Av e nu~ a. Grade s eparation. (S e e Santa Fe Drive). Approximate Cost b. Con stru tion $ 1,627,100. Four-lane art e rial betwe en Santa Fe and Kipling. 10. W st Belleview Avenue a. Grade s e paration. At the railroad crossings. (S ee South S a nta Fe Drive). b. Con tru c tion Four-lane arte rial to South Fed ral Boulevard. Th sc matt e rs will be place d b for the City Council and Planning Commission i n ord r that th e m mb rs wi ll be able to participat in any f u tur h ari n gs . Th City of Engl woo d and your t f t thi ry truly your , l-'2.4 C;;;•t:'Zhd D. A DREWS RO.tAN S A ling Dir c t r C rrunun ty 0 •v lot m n t • ppr c at vr limin ry or uni ty to ork with y o u ot th Pl.nni n proc ss. • , ( • • 0 I • - -7- Mr. Smith questioned the improvement and widening of South Broadway from Floyd to Yale Avenue ; Mrs. Romans stated that this was recommended by the Commission from u.s . 285 to Yale, but City Council expressed concern of the widening of Broadway in the 3300 and 3400 blocks and removed this particular section of the recommendation; the staffis not advocating the widening and improvement of Broadway in the CBD, but is advocating the improveme nt from Floyd north to Yale . Discussion ensued. Mrs. Pierson not e d that in some cities, highways are submerged, a nd air space is developed over the freeways . Mr . Don Smith discussed the walkways in the Twin-Cities area, wherein a six block are a was connected by over-head walkways; it cost $250,000 to constru ct a walkway over the street . Mrs. Pi e r on stat d that possibly rights-of-way could be "buried", and that park space could be installed over the roads . lrfr. Tanguma point d out that Englewood stands to "gain quite a bit" from th improved super grid system, but he felt that I-470 is n ed d for the metro area. Discus ion nsu d . Don Smith suggested that possibly the Com- mission could tak the position that I-470 is necessary ; if a tim elem nt is considered, the super grid would be the most id al for th south metro area. Mr. Williams stated that he felt I-470 1 going to b built, and that the state officials will pr tty much ignor any recommendations other than for con- struction of I-470. It was noted that the "big" money goes for construction of int rstate highways. Ed Smith stated that in light of thi opinion, perhaps the Commission should go on r cord as upportin con truction of I-470 for the metro area, but support th up r grid syst m as necessary for th City of Engl wood. Mr. lik dir 101\ d. to m. o on r ord in o th I-470 fr y. , P r on, Don S ith, d m th, Tan um -8- Don Smith moved: Ed Smith seconded: • :. - The Planning Commission recommend the "Airport Diagonal" proposal as the routing for the 1-470 Freeway . AYES: Jorgenson, Parker, Don Smith, Ed Smith, Tanguma NAYS : None ABSTAIN : Williams, Pierson ABSENT : Jones, Wade The motion carried. Discussion on the super grid proposal ensued; Mrs. Romans pointed out that something will have to be done to improve streets in Englewood to carry the traffic in the event 1-470 is not constructed. Motions to recommend construction of the super grid whether or not 1-470 was constructed were considered and discussed. Ed Smith moved : " . Don Smith second d: The Planning Commission recommend the I-470 Airport Diagonal route be implemented, as well as the super grid proposal in order to alleviate traffic problem in Englewood and the southwest quadrant of the metro- politan ar a , AYES: Tanguma, Jorg nson, Parker, Pierson, Don Smith , Ed Smith NAYS: Non ABSTAIN : Willi ms ABSENT : W d , Jon Th motion carri d. n ' - • • 0 ,. - -9- Williams moved: Parker seconded: The Planning Commission recommend to City Council that contacts be made to property owners in the Mavdon Subdivision and the Arapahoe County Fair Association as to their property north of West Belleview Avenue, to see if they would be willing to annex to the City of Englewood, and that the Annexation Information Digest be made available to these property owners. AYES: Ed Smith, Tanguma, Williams, Jorgenson, Parker, Pierson, Don Smith NAYS: None ABSENT : Wade, Jones The motion carried. V. PLANNING COMMISSIONER'S HANDBOOK 1976 Edition Mrs. Roman s not d that Assistant City Attorney DeWitt could not b e in attendance this evening for further discussion on the Handbook due to surgery on his no s>; she asked if there were any changes, deletions, or additions the co .. ission wanted made to the Handbook ? It was the concensus that the Handbook was in order . Don Smith mov d : William cond d : The Planning and Zoning Comaission adopt th 1976 Edition of th Planning and Zoning Collllllission r' Handbook as its operational guid -lin • AYES : D. S 1th, E. Sm th, Tanguaa, Willi p , Jor nson, Parker, AYS : BSE T : , Jon Th Lion c rri d. PARK PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT Third Draft Mr h t - ( • • • I • - -10- and mobile home park regulations into one ordinance; this was too cumbersome to work well ; thus, the proposed ordinance con- tains only regulations for mobile home parks. It is proposed that this be a Zone District in and of itself, and the only permitted use in the District would be a mobile home park. Several accessory uses are permitted, however, among them recreation facilities, manager's living quarters, private off-street parking, vending machines, day care centers, and storage units. Mrs. Romans pointed out that this district is strictly for residential purposes, and does not allow a mobile home sales lot. Mr. Don Smith questioned Page 3, f3, which states " .•••. but this limitation is not intended to prohibit the sale of a mobile home on the lot it is intended to occupy ," Mr. Smith asked if this was intended to prohibit someone from selling the mobile home and having it moved from the park? Mrs. Romans stated that this is the intent. Mr. Smith stated he would disagree with this provision--this is prohibiting a mobile home owner from selling the unit, Discussion ensued. Mrs. Pierson stated that the City of Englewood can have re- quirements that the State does not have, and she did not feel this was out of line. Mr. Don Smith then referred to Pages 5 -Ga, which sets the minimum area of a mobile hom park at eight acres, and the maximum density at eight units per acre, and further lists the maximum lot coverage at 35%. He asked if the eight acre minimum was felt to b proper? Mrs. Romans noted that questionnaires w re sent to all mobil home park owners and managers in the area ; it wa the 1 ling of th peopl contacted that the ight acr minimum should b r quired. National Organizations on mobil hom parks al o r nd no less t han the eight acr minimum. lr. Don Srni th qu stat d that thi also wn Standards. Mr. Don Smith that th 35 quir d in th Mrs. Romans would a that t t d h who purch d a round and put th l nd ; th y would d in a mobil hom p rk o n r 7 , th y ould I 1- ( • • 0 , . • -11- Don Smith stated that he felt we could encourage a better looking mobile home park by allowing an additional 5 to 7% lot coverage. Mrs. Romans pointed out there is no minimum lot sizes set forth; it is required that the lots be large enough to accommodate the mobile home unit, off-street parking, and meet the lot coverage requirements, and the yard requirements. Mrs. Romans noted that in several of the mobile home parks along Santa Fe, the units are owned by the park owners, and rented by the occupants. Mr. Don Smith ~tated he would like to have another look taken at this provision; he stated that he felt the eight units per acre is a good standard, and he felt a 5% increase in the lot coverage could be in order. Mr. Ed Smith pointed out that with a 40' x 60' unit --possibly a three bedroom unit, there will be children in that unit and the additional yard area would be needed. Discussion ensued. Mr. Williams suggested that the staff had gone into considerable research on this proposed ordinance, and that the co .. ission should go along with the proposal at this tiae ; if it is found to be unworkable, it can be changed. Mrs . Romans di scussed the minimum yard requirements for the lots , liviabili t y ope n space, and dwelling unit exposure and outlook. Parker moved : Pierson seconded : There be further study on this matter, and the aeeting be adjourned. Th e motion c arri e d ; aeeting adjourned at 9 :40 p.a. • • , • 0 t• • MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION. DATE ; June 8, 1976 SUBJECT; ACTION ; Don Smith moved: 1-470 Freeway Pierson seconded : The Planning Commission go on record in favor of construction of the 1-470 Freeway. AYES : Jorgenson, Parker, Pierson, Don Smith, Ed Smith, Tanguaa NAYS: None ABSTAIN: Williams ABSENT : Jones , Wade The motion carried. By Order of the City Planning and Zoning Commission. Gertrude G. Welty )' · Recording Seer tary •. .. • • • • t• • MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION. DATE : June 8, 1976 SUBJECT: I-470/Super Grid Alternative RECOMMENDATION: Ed Saith moved: Don Saith seconded: The Planning eo .. ission reco .. end the I-470 Airport Diagonal route be iapleaented, as well as the super grid proposal, in order to alleviate traffic problems in Englewood and the southwest quadrant of the aetro- politan area . AYES: Tanguma, Jorgenson, Parker, Pierson, Don Saith, Ed Saith NAYS: None ABSTAIN: Williams ABSENT: Wade, Jones Th motion carried. By Ord r of th City Planning nd Zoni~tt Commission • • ] '1 • • 0 • MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTIO OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING A~~ ZONING COMMISSION. DATE: June 8, 1976 SUBJECT: Proposed Routing for the I-470 Freeway RECOMMENDATION: Don Smith moved : Ed Smith seconded: The Planning Commission recomaend the "Airport Diagonal " proposal as the routing for the I-470 Freeway. AYES: Jorgenson, Parker, Don Sm ith, Ed Saith , Tanguma NAYS: None ABSTAIN : Williams, Pierson ABSENT : Jones, Wade The motion carried. By Order of the City Planning and Zonin~ Commission. Ger rude . Welty ? Rccordin• Secretary •. • • -• 0 t• • MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION, DATE: June 8, 1976 SUBJECT : Mavdon Subdivison Annexation RECOMMENDATION : Williams mov ed: Parker seconded: The Planning Commission recommend to City Council that contacts be made to property owners in the Mavdon Subdivision and the Arapahoe County Fair Association as to their property north of West Belleview Avenu e, to see if they would be willing to annex to the City of Englewood, and that the Ann exation Infor•ation Digest be •ade available to these property owners. AYES: Ed Smith , Tangum a , Williams, Jorgenson, Parker, Pierson, Don Smith NAYS : None ABSENT: Wad , Jones The motion carri d. By Ord r of the City Planning and Zonin Commi sion. •. ' • • • ~~- J 0 t• • Portion of Year to Date ~ DEPARTI~ENT OF FINANCE ~ EXPENDITURES TO 1976 BUDGET ( GENERAL FUND Through May 31, 1976 Last Last Annual Current Year to Date % of Year Year Budget Ex~enditures Ex~enditures Budget to Date _%_ Legislation & Council: City Counc 11 $ 61,978 $ 3,584 $ 44,618 72 $ 42,556 62 Board of Adjustment 2,958 247 1 ,163 39 1,045 39 Career Service 6,356 125 726 11 3,202 58 Planning & Zoning 4,546 619 2,140 47 2,100 44 Libra ry 3,366 16 320 10 155 7 City Attorney 101,539 8,484 38,881 38 36,738 44 Sub-Total $ 180,743 $ 13,075 $ 87,848 49 $ 85,796 51 r y • nager $ 105,001 $ 3,370 $ 49,282 47 $ 45,758 (7 73,030 5,622 27,091 37 20 ,7 IU 4 'cub-Total $ 178,031 $ 8,992 $ 76,373 43 $ 66,46 8 4 tin nee & ecord: A" inistra tion $ 84,319 $ 1,161 $ 34,511 41 $ 28,185 38 unic1 pa1 Court 92,500 6,804 33,791 37 28,182 39 Accounti ng and A tOITlated System 138,455 11,077 67,053 48 60,678 49 Revenu e Civision 111,163 8,746 46,228 42 41,705 39 Pure ~1r 158,964 7,533 81,452 51 137,287 r2 Sub-T al $ 585,401 $ 35,321 $ 263,035 45 $ 296,037 46 $ 32,494 $ 3,232 $ 13,199 41 $ 11,520 42 • 170,560 10,978 6(,943 38 44,616 33 709,4 5 ,152 225,765 32 216,056 3r: 220,&84 15,61 103, 65 47 104.013 272,953 23,923 106,081 39 42,445 42 Su -To al $1,406,05 $ 91,901 $ 513,953 37 $ 418,65 0 38 • .... 0 par n : $1,35 9. 0 $107,61 $ 561,473 41 $ 554,195 43 • • • - 0 t• • Expenditures to 1976 Budget l ! General Fund I Through Hav 31. 1976 t age 2 Last Last Annual Current Year to Date ~ of Year Year Budget Ex2enditures Ex2enditures eudget to Date ~ Police: Police Dept. $1,570,935 $103,085 $ 622,352 40 $ 636,703 43 C011111unications 235,163 17,721 91,551 39 96,313 43 An1lllll Shelter 53,766 16,751 20,318 38 Sub-Total $1,859,864 $137,557 $ 734,221 39 $ 733,016 43 Communi ty Development: Code Enforcement $ 185,337 $ 14,342 $ 75,656 41 $ 70,549 42 Housing & Redevel . 31,483 2,625 13,323 42 9,898 41 Planning 111,311 10,380 42,954 39 46,3 78 44 Sub-Total $ 328,131 $ 27,347 $ 131,933 40 $ 126,825 43 $ 279 ,9 39 $ 19,09 $ 98,243 35 $ 90 ,49 3 35 P.~c ,eation: $ 528,765 $ 42,698 $ 185,278 35 $ 197,048 38 37. 17 2,401 4,619 12 4,454 13 60,656 3,783 17,441 29 14, 4 36 85,245 6,738 30,086 35 21,202 40 67,241 2,782 16,225 24 15,484 33 37,394 1,095 1,651 4 1,622 5 22 ,046 1,524 2,224 10 2,310 15 9,871 1,018 2,478 25 3,531 34 104,235 7,421 3 ,104 35 33,459 40 2 ,557 1,107 7,185 28 7, 1 3 ut -T 11 $ 978,627 $ 70,567 $ 303,291 31 $ 300,8 75 !I $7,15 ,752 $511,470 $2,770,370 39 $2,672, 1 41 • • ] - Portion of Year to Date 42% DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE REALIZATION OF BUDGETED REVENUES GENERAL FUND Through May 31, 1976 %of Last Last Budgeted Current Year to Budget Year Year Revenues Month Date Collected to Date _%_ Taxes: ~ Property Tax $ 785,997 $105,105 $ 334,842 ~$ 275,602 42 Specific Ownership 40,000 20,281 41,283 39,511 92 Sales Tax 3,337,686 263,490 1,464,709 1,280,948 40 Cigarette Tax 450,000 39,332 186,747 41 187,254 4{) Franchis e Tax 405,399 34,321 208,396 51 168,984 46 Total $5,019,082 $462,529 $2,235,977 44 $1,952,299 41 Lic enses & Permits : Business Licenses $ 61,800 $ 3,075 $ 47 '151 76 $ 32,116 60 Bui lding Licenses 33,000 3,371 17,427 53 24,821 42 Tot al $ 94,800 $ 6,446 $ 64,578 68 $ 56,937 51 r -Go vernmen ta1 R venues: Fed ra 1 Grants & Revenu e Sharing $ 685,238 $ 1,020 $ 170,651 25 $ 179,720 26 Stat Grants 6,000 2,000 33 State Shared Revenue 298,000 29,682 189,521 64 173,897 63 rapahoe Bridge & R01d 72,516 0 0 60 ,886 100 otal $1,051,754 $ 30,702 $ 362.172 34 $ 416,503 40 $ 147,600 $ 479 $ 37,759 26 $ 35.203 26 7,480 377 2.093 28 2.728 42 51 • 110 3.221 15,733 31 12.711 35 7.500 525 2.806 37 1,899 15 10,000 14,306 32,343 (12) 8,641 27 7,216 3 29.692 3,802 7,074 24 5,218 21 1t1es 32,064 751 11,346 35 8,854 300 3 3 1 20 5 21,035 2,761 14,331 12,169 78 2,600 10 0 179 6 • • 16,430 3,009 5,159 31 6,540 51 28,375 10, 37 7,979 27 o al $ ,835 $ 14,91 $ 115,443 2 $ 100,716 29 • -•. 0 •• • Real i zation of Budgeted Re venu es General Fund Through Mal 31 1 1976 Page 2 % of Last La st Budgeted Current Year to Budget Year Year Reven ues Month Date Collected to Date _%_ Fines & Forfeitures : Court Fines $ 94,800 $ 4,662 $ 29,191 31 $ 38,206 42 Li brary Fines 8,300 759 3,877 47 3,632 41 To tal $ 103,100 $ 5,421 $ 33,068 32 $ 41,838 42 ' Miscellaneous : Joint Venture Tax Refunds Interest 25,000 7,874 31 8,968 26 Rentals 825 825 0 296 Gain on Sale ~ ~fS·f" 701 70 1 0 l 0 180 ,000 13,240 95,661 53 6,019 40 $ 205 ,000 $ 14,766 $ 105 ,061 51 $ 15,284 13 • To tal Re venu es $6.874,571 $5 34,7 80 $2,91 6.299 42 $2,583,577 40 • • l - Taxes: Sales Tax Sub -Total Intergovernmental Revenue: Revenue Sharing Feder a 1 Grant State Grant ~t~·~ ~hared Revenue Su -Total ... Miscellaneous: ~nt rest ro ntributions Oth r eo nd Proce ed s Sub-ota1 To a1 Re enu s 11 • 0 • Portion of Year to Date _m_ DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE REALIZATION OF BUDGETED REVENUES PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND Through Budgeted Revenue $1,668,844 $1,668,844 $108,826 11 500 $1 20 ,32 6 $ 20,000 11,156 $ 31,156 $ 3,00 6 ,500 May 31, 1976 Cu rrent Year to Month Date $131,7 43 $732,343 $131,743 $732,343 23,526 17,154 $ 40,680 773 023 s % of Budget Collected 44 44 118 154 131 42 Las Year to Date $640,4 61 $640,46 1 24,949 12 .ooo (261) $ 36,688 677 149 $ 4,7 2 .6 •. Last Year t 40 40 30 80 0 2 14 • • • 0 t• - Realization of Budgeted Revenues Public Improvement Fund Through Ma.z:3l,l976 • Page 2 Cumulative Expenditures ~roject Balance Budget Current Month to Date Available Paving District 123 $ 130,100 $ 130,100 Sidewalk District 15,000 15,000 Traffic Improvements 110,000 $ 305 $ 94,278 15,722 Parks: Belleview Storm Repair 50,000 50,000 Belleview West 136,000 128,839 7,161 N.W. Greenbelt 311,309 311,307 2 S.W. Greenbelt 112,250 103,980 8,270 r nterchange 129,000 110,640 18,360 336,000 ?,Ov • df PP<~ Pla} Appa ratus 12,000 1 ' lo nt 2,267,741 3 '1 70 1 ,609,675 6 • 35,000 34 ,165 T rnf Courts 119,713 115,359 4, '4 e raining Facili ty 80,000 7,500 7 • u t 21,100 21.091 "''d rlv o si ng Co struc fo 2, 07,0 7 2,2 ,1 3 nt R plic t 1 2,2 4 1 f tf n .ooo 7,347 7, 4 7, 1 S r:for C nt r s.ooo 6.000 6,000 r Eld rly 4 • • 1-- • 7--------------------- • Portion of Year to Date 42% Disposal Service Other: Co nnection Fees-Inside Con nection Fees-Outside In terest Gai n on Sale of Assets Inspect1on .Charges iscellaneous Sub-Tota l DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE REALIZATION OF BUDGETED REVENUES SEWER FUND Through May 31, 1976 Budgeted Current Year to Revenue l~onth Date $ 645,750 $ 50,479 $291,390 10,000 (34,205) 54,531 312,500 87,731 143,860 30,000 23,846 16 16 3,000 256 2,016 7,000 565 8,473 $ 362,500 $ 54,363 $232,742 $1,008,250 $104,842 $524,132 EXPn'DITlJRES TO 1976 OGET 7, 3 • 3 $29,22 14,077 20,1 3 33,0 $711, 41 $ 5.7 7 - % of Last Budget Year Collected to Date 45 $~29,444 545 3,913 46 77,233 79 7,816 67 1,456 121 20,169 64 $110 ,587 52 $3 0,031 $ 7, 01 2 .o 4 41 2.2 42 $211 . 21 Last Year _,;_ 39 37 56 10 40 87 43 41 0 43 43 41 ' • • , • ] 0 t• • Portion of Year to Date _m_ DEPARll1ENT OF FINANCE REALIZATION OF BUDGETED REVENUES WATER FUND Through May 31, 1976 % of Last Last Budgeted Current Year to Budget Year Year Revenue Month Date Collected to Date _t;_ Water Sales $1,353,465 $54,113 $511,938 38 $471,662 46 Other: Connection Charges 55,800 2,044 35,644 64 15,582 48 Property Tax 6 Rentals 2,535 (10,661) 3,812 150 1,070 15 Interest 10,000 1,859 19 6,226 Gain on Sale of Assets 64 64 so Sale of Water 150,000 12 ,000 12,000 8 24,190 100 Miscellaneous 25,000 638 6,44, 26 22,546 64 <:· -To a1 $ 243,335 $ 4,085 $ 59 ,873 2'" ~ Q (;"'" • ot Reve nues $1,596,800 $58,1 8 $571,761 36 $54 1,3'" EXPENDITURES TO 1976 BUDGET l Current Year to Date e r Ex~end1tures Ex~endftures ...L. So rce upply $ 193,57 4 $ 3, 44 $ 43,919 23 $12 ,09 1 227 r & Pumping 173,611 7,893 9.479 17 30,6 6 .. £ Pur i fica ion 126,770 18,021 65,101 51 50,192 4 ~. & Dfst. 157,2 4 ,971 57,881 37 65,155 9 • t r d1n and Collection ,3 2. 43 20,3 4 3 18,159 2 ral 343,800 (1,028) 147,831 43 134,673 101 • al E p ns $1,059,3 5 $41, 4 s 4,5 5 34 $42 ,91 73 • • • • 0 • M E M 0 R A N D U M TO: FROM: DATE: SUBJECT: Andy McCown, City ~neger PJ;)bert R. Holme s , Chie f of Pollee June 30 , 1976 TRAFFIC ACCIDENT RE VIE -FLOY D AVENUE (AS REQUESTE D BY CIT Y COU CIL) A check of our fl les shows only two accidents th i s year to date on Eest Floyd Avenue from South Frenkl In to South Race. Accident report 176-2617 wa s taken on Thursday, February 5 , 1976, occurring at 1746 hours. There were no I nj ur i es es a r esult of t he accident. One driver was cited for fa il ur e o s t op fo r s top si gn, 14-1-1 ~2-2, s umm:>ns 174-744. The ve hlcl was northbound on S . Ra ce at East Floyd Aven ue. Ac cident re po rt #7 6-74 03 was taken on Aprl I 11 , 1976 , Sund ey , occurring a 0443 hours . ehlcl e #1 , pulling ew 'I +ro e curb of E. Floyo Ave. eestbound , s t ruc ve hicle #2 which was al o astbound at S. WI I II ems S . Dri ver o f vehicle 11 wa s c ite d for ca less driving, 14 -1-1 5-2 , su ns #75-5 84. Se e attached copies o f accident reports. /ez att: • • • •. 0 I • - / .. I ' ··----.·--------- • • - , DR 447~ !Rev . 4n4) ' STATE OF COLORADO INVESTIGATOR 'S TRAFFIC ACCIDENT REPORT SHORT FORM M••l ROAD CODE 'c.TYLOCATION CODE • 0 • STATE SERIAL NUMBER CITY SERIAL NUMBER DEP • F REVENUE A ccKtent Records 4201 E. Ark•'"'• A ... DENVER , COLO. 80222 NOT TOBE USED IN FATAL , INJURY , PEDESTRIAN, PHYSICAL ARREST TYPE AC C IDENTS DO NOT USE IF FURTHER INVESTIGATION IS TO BE MADE -THIS IS A FI NAl REPORT !HEET / _I!!: __ J ~~ __ NU!"BER OF VEHICLES~ PfiiVATEl'AoP~R~ENT _] I BUSINESS DI~T~I~T 1 I RESIDENTIAL ~DIST~~, ~ _ DAT E O F M0 DAY YR . HOUR DAY OF 1 CITY ~ ACC IDENT WEEK US Colo. DRIVERS NAME • FIRST s 7:...">- STRHT E .t.-">n STiiUT f y-_]J. 7<..--(.Y( I RURAL 1COUNTY s CITl .. f~ 1.]((, CITY DRIVER LIC NO STATE (c lv STAT£ _J ' • • , • • MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMMENDA TION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION. DATE: June 22, 1976 SUBJECT : Alley Vacation RECOM.IENDATION : Don Smith moved : 4 A Ed Smith Seconded: The Planning Commission recommend to City Council that the alley in Block 9, Jackson's Broadway Heights, be vacated . AYES: D. Smith, E. Smith, Tanguma, Wade, Williams, Jorgenson Parker, Pierson NAYS: None ABSENT : Jones The motion carri d. D, Ord~r of th City Planning a d Zoning Commis ion. • . • • - STAFF REPORT Page -1- STAFF REPORT RE: • • ALLEY VACATION Case #21-76 Request for alley vacation, Block 9, Jackson's Broadway Heights. DATE TO BE CONSIDERED : June 22, 1976. NAME OF APPLICANT : Mr. Allan Riddle 6152 South Logan Place Littleton, Colorado 80121 NAME OF PROPERTY OWNER AND ADDRESS : The prop~>rty adjoining the alley on the east was owned by the late father of the applicant, Mr . Guy Riddle, 767 West Oxford Avenu e. The property adjoining the alley on the west is owned by Mr. Kenneth A. Lov , c /o Mr. Dale Gates, 4403 South Logan, Englewood, Colorado . RELATION OF APPLICANT TO REQUEST : Mr. Allan Riddle, th applicant, is requesting the vacation ot th alley, adjoining the property at 767 West Oxford Av nu . LOCATION OF PROPOSAL : ZO E DISTRICT: 11 y 1 It i go Str t and xt it i t rainat d Map . R-1-C, in 1 -r mily R • STAFF REPORT Page -2- • • ALLEY VACATION Case #21-76 RECOMMENDATION FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT: The staff recommends approval by the Planning and Zoning Commission of the requested alley vacation. The staff makes this recommendation for the following reasons: 1. There is no need for the 16-foot platted alley in Block 9 of Jackson's Broadway Heights, Arapahoe County, Colorado . The alley is not used as a public right-of-way nor for access to the adjoining properties. 2. The vacation would not be in conflict with the Subdivision Regulations as set forth in the Municipal Code, Title XII, Chapter 3. 3 , The vacation would not hinder future deve lopment oi Block 9 of Jack o n's Broadway H ight ~. 4 , The vacation would not be in conflict with the Compreh nsive Plan . DESCRIPTION OF SITE AND SURROUNDING AREA: The all y i in a ingl -family zone di trict and is adjacent to singl -family hou The applicant's lat father was the own r oJ th prop rty at 767 West Oxford Avenue, which is ast of the all y and th property is now in th hand of the applicant. To th w t of th all y, th r is a aall trian ular pare 1 of land which parates part of th all y froa th City Ditch. Th all y ta r o approxiaat 1y 122 f t in 1 n th. abruptly v. v 1 Huron no prop r y th d ov r P r d nc RTY : n' ord i y • - STAFF REPORT Page -3- • - RELATION TO THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN: ALLEY VACATION Case #21-76 The vacation of the alley would not be in conflict with the Comprehensive Plan. The Master Street Plan designates West Oxford Av e nue as a Collector Street, and it is also designated a a Truck Route. COMMENTS FROM OTHER DEPARTMENTS: Utility Department: There are no sewer or water lines in the alley. If the alley were to remain, sewer service could most easily be provided by extending the existing line up from the alley south of West Oxford Avenue. If the alley were vacated, sewer service would be more costly for any future d v lopm nt of this block because the line would have to be extend d ither from the Galapago/Huron alley or th Fox /Galapago all y, along West Oxford Avenue and up South Galapago Street. Public S rvic Company -Gas Division: No objection. POlice Department: No obJectlon . Fir Dcpartm nt: No obj ction , PUblic Work : No objection . DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ANALYSIS : r. Riddl d th prop rty to hip of hi can find d ,. - ] • STAFF REPORT Page -4- • 0 • •• ALLEY VACATION Case #21-76 The City staff can find no record of the vacation of the alley. Insofar as City records show, this request is the first request made to the City for vacation. It is the desire of Mr. Allan Riddle to vacate the alley in order to make it more attractive for future development • • • 1- t-= "' ~ a: '::> J: d en • • • I . : -; t ~/] ~ :.••·sdf VICINITY MAP ! ; '"'"", ·fi-r--------~ I l .~ :: .. ... ... 'J / ~. "' rgJ . - I I C) I UOIIIIlOA-r , c 0 ~ WRA T .. ,.,. "' --~ - u " IJ[Q!H & ' I ~ ~ .. • ·--- .!.,s 5 1' r (\, l 1 I l ,, ' l ~ ... •J (..) C) ..._, Ct) 11'1 I • I 24 ..~~ Ctt\1(1 I lroo ) ---~ ----- I nmr c j I ~ -__ J 0) ~ ,. i ! El ~ \ . .. ~ ~ t I \ ~-~ 0 «:::) -1 C) ) ..._, ! 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J n~.. 1 t ., . c~ ;·_: -~rfl 7?1/--,~ 3 / ,._ • • 1-- • t• • llne sa Platte Water Compacys canAl tnence i·j v rt l1e::.:t.P r.J.~· .:.~~~ along W~terly boundary said JackS• Broadway He .5nts <~.nd Basterly line said canal to South ifne Cedar s~eet thence East along South line Cedar street to point of Subject to ri~ht of way over that part o~ preru ~3 es above beginning de s cribed formerly known as Pine Avenue for pe d estrians wagons and carriages to and tr ~m South Tremont str P~t and from and to the premises granted bf lst party t~ John H Houchton by deed dated July 1 1899 A.ls.:> all of South Olark and South 1iater streets ly i:i l , North of centre line of :itra.uss A'teD•le and South of ·~-; South line of Logandale A-wenue a11d all of Strc.us:; .Avenue lr1ng Nortb or center line thereof and Y.est 0 1' ,. est line or South 12th street all 1h said Jacks.:>ns Sroadway Bei hts and other property ~ To .ecure $60 00 on or before 3 years 7% per annum ~ ye a rly 4 weeks William E Hutton suc c e ~s ~r .Ack December 11 1893 S Everett Hunter Not ~ry Public comm1ss11n e x~t res September 9 1901 · --------··------------------ Countr Treasurer Tax Sales --Page --49 -i to v.alker Sells All au1 Alley Bloc 9 t~-c~r.tif~•te $?.52 ~ November 17 190~ r Jacksons Broadway Hci ._.h t s tor taxes of 190 1 Feb 1903 Tax Sales ·-page· Nov 1903 ..%f.1. s s Pa e f' b 16 ~ Guernsey .. ;.:• ... ~ .. (I County Treasurer 49 I to 16 Charles C Jachson ' J County Tr surer !'0 I- to 16 Gu rnsey Walker C unty Tr s ur r !10 0 5 Ara, ho Co~ntJ .R~je~ption C~rt1f1c~te 1 1\edeeas U J and Alley Block 9 lac&sons dro -~~ay Height s rrom tax Sule -> of 1902 ror t ·,xes or 1901 .t _ 9ert~!ic a te ~4. 53 l ~ovember 17 1902 ~ells South at~r street l adjoin1n Bloc · 9 J ch sons sroad•ay Rei ~~ ! nnd o h r property for t x s of 1 9 01 or ax o r ' • • -~.05 Aug 418 .June 19?-8 4'76__ 2 • - l•-·--. tApriJ 4 b: a '•! Jo sep!l n Hozs ') ~nd t igned bein~ on e of 1 heirs of and entitl~d to ian ir.tere :t in ¥~t r te of i ·· •'.l.'hom ;, s Fo : t/ dec~~!:Ni .. now p endin~; in Probate Court of said County C:o : r .P -~:::· sell set ov er transfer and assign to 2d p;n ty ht•• ir.tl r- ' est in said estate to extent of t:Z.Ou .OO tith i n~· :·~:t ~ thereon at 8% from April 6 1 938 and s &id undersitne ~ ,J does he reby direct the administrator of s:.id :t ;;t <. t:> t! p ay t o said Joseph H Ross said swn of 4 ZJO.OO · .. it .. ,, interest from April 6 1938 from any fund in hi 5 hands ! be1on~;in to said undersi gn ed and char~::e same t o !.er s ·~ an heir of said estate ACk April 4 l3~~A Eleanor Barnoski ~1 ;,ry J ., ·-·-~·-------------·--- 53 In the Mat ter of the Pu b l ic a 5 inaw County Uic ·b n Commi ssi)~ ex r ires June 111 l ~'' ') I. 5'•!:.1 ) --------. - Rece.;tpt .. for Ir~}P.ri tc.nce Ta~ ~1584.16 l9:'i9 ~ 't Estate of Thomas Franci s ' Foley d eceased :oecemb r ~7 1 G ~7 ,Temporar;, Pay m~:nt ·•nne r .:>ec i on !' Suboivi. L:.n :• of Lo lor•do Inheri an~e rax Act of 1 27 Romerf Bedford Trtiasurer of tate of Colornd c bv ~ G Shattuck Deputy (Of fic i al ::ie 1) ::.ckno •·.l ~d t:e r · .1 o abov amo unt of George F Has i Ls Adrnl.r.i.~ -.~ 1· , .~ !.d Estat f or [nhe ritanc Tax and fees for examir ~ t ~n and issua nce or waiver . ---·-----·---.. ··-- 418 .54 In th Matter o f the Estate of 'l'homas Francis Fo : y dec e ased t\e<!elot for Tax ~ n · 9 .!..'~9 9 • Decemb~r 14 l ~~a Lots ~4 to 35 L&m.i .::.llE-Y Block J .-.r •. son. rrOI'J - l way Reie,ht s ·south ~alapa o ~treLL South :Jf Di t c H betwe n Blocks U and 10 J aCJ-"on r Urond~ y H i b hts nnd oth r prop rty in oth r c ~·nLi s and ' r•onal yrop r y Hom r ~· t; dford Trt> sur r of l:)tate of Coloraco "'· :-d J'iich Deputy (Official tie l) aclmo> l d r e re<-' L t ~f ~ o r F t s tin s Ad•lnistr t r or 1 d ~ t e of ab o v~ ~,un t for Inh~r1 t£,nc 1' x and t a for t·t1n t ion t."l issuance or tv r th S l''ri\OCiS n .. , (Cot'./ -------- ,. - ' - 42..L__~~ Sept 16 t· 19:"·9 :\ -~a_~~~ PnL 29 Jan 11 ] j .. , ', . .. 3 J • • 'tl :····:.· .. •' :: ·~', THE LANDON AesTRACT Co. DI:NVIIt. COL.O. In th P Matter of the Estate o f Thoma s Francis Foley dec eased Jos eph H Ross to ~a ~ Crowe (gdna Crow e) and est ~t e o!' Thoma s .lt'r ancis FolPy decea5ed Re l f:U S all)_ Q!.!J .t. __ ~_l ~i "} !.f?l/') \ Se ptember 16 19~D Im paym~r.t $300 ~:us lnt~tL~t f rom April G 19?3 he ~~1r !~ l releas o::s and quit cl ul!!•~ :..1 rlght title and inter~st und er and b) v .i.rtue of -:<:>r -~ tn Assignm ent of ~nt e r es', .. 1!. .. J .llpril 4 19:'-9 rec ordrd .Au •·"J;;~ 2 19~8 tn Book 4 0 M pat~ ~~~ Ack Sep te mb er 16 19~9 Edward G Ca rtvtri0 r•t ?i ~ •. r;r Pu blic Ara pa hoe County A U~U 3 t 7 1941 (S eal) Colorado CouGission exp i rt5 Coun './ '1'1·ea f 'Jr • r to Tax Ceril!l~ ~l~.·t. December 5 1::r ·~· - Carl p :mtth !.Jt:O L .-I Sells Lots ~·4 to ~5 ar.<l l.H'Y Block 9 Jac ksons Bro _ ·~.:!~' Heights for ! tax of lrl'~ ·--------- __I.u_sale '• Coun TreasurPr -II y Page ~u ' 0 Jan ll Cor:. F. Smi h 19'v .i Tal( CerU,!J.~ :-] •. t :- DE'ce ber . 19~9 , ells South Calapabo r ~e t !South of dltc. t·cton B :>t::ks •9 and 10 Jackson s Bro ay Heig ht s for l tax or :~. 3 ~----------------------------------------- • .. • - f.~---·-4 :7~. J~jy f.:: ::.3~:·) ,. : ·i : ,, I ,. •, ' ' " ., .. :..36 . ·--r' 16 l:.statf.>.'-: 'lhom ' s ~: r : nci ~ !'oley R. ... y E ~onahut ~x e cutvr • 0 , . • ~'-'~!.~~-' ~~J!l 3.I)u_. \ ,)J' -· \o . '•:· f of Gift Tax \.t·:-.• 7,> .:.e ptemb. ll 13 ·9 Deficitncy Est~t c T bX 'Intcre :: t. t · ~c ..,t .._...J 7 .•• • .1 ~?-.1 .L..J te of i.J e~.t . 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J . ~h. ,,1 ' !': 7 r . . . ., .: ~ ... ·<~l '-t .. l ,r •Jr.• '('J't ;t In b .)uy ullL ~c lh)l",l E :_ r • : • ll red G.•fo;·t .:.:•J -::1 ·., i nt Ac '. ... c .:s Milcr--c bulliv."• L J ~.I ''.:l i:1lc..r·' Duk h11·t Q .)f r . I.e' .s !Jrs J · (i.)' ,_. '' c r : ._1 194:> Mi 'o J 'l,1o~n r.,n rl ~·t , rv .,,:·' ' unt · lo,\r C·.>!!W•i :-• i •n :x_>ir ~-.Tu l :· ~ 1:'1~; ( · ., 1: c Berr· Tho11pson Doing Bu.in. As B 11 Plut h l •t. nnd He-ntint; Comp.my 0 11" l'1t1 ff vs t.:.-.1 a ·• Cr e ::,,. d t:.nt ~..ti.Pt... J.ud.eme t . In L'is rict Court A:-;,-;,~oe \.ounty Colorc -io {I'M;::. Jan t •• ry 6 41 Jud ~.tv rsu t ~,r czd -t I !!71.48; f4.!.!J co ... C 1 tlfi d J -:u .r'./ •· 1 ~·.1 J M ' Hu . n s Chr.k ~:.nt .~ S Ounc •• n Llepu y (I i c: l't t·~ Cou t · ~l) -··--··-... ' • • • • 0 • MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION. DATE: June 22, 1976 SUBJECT: Proposed Annexation ACTION: Pierson moved: Ed Saith seconded: The Planning Commission approve ~e concept of annexing the following described property in principle. A parcel of land lying partly in the SW 1 /4 NE 1 /4, and partly in the SE 1 /4 NW 1 /4 of Section 9, Township 5 South, Range 68 West of the 6th P.M., County of Arapahoe, State of Colorado, more particularly described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point 117.8 feet West of the Northeast corner of the SE l /4 of NW 1/4 of said Section 9, said point being at the intersection of the East line of the right-of-way of the Denver and Santa ~ ~ I lroad, also known a Atc hison, Topeka and Sant a F Ra i lway , ~th th North line o f th SE l /4 NW 1 /2 of said Section 9, running th nee East 447.8 feet; thence South at right angl s ~ ai d last cours , 220.9 f et ; thenc West at right an l es t o said last course, 196.8 f t; th nee South at right angl s to said last course, 220 .9 fe t ; thenc West 340.6 fe t to sa id Ea t line of the right-of-way of the Denver and Santa Fe Railroad; thence N 11 °32 '00" E along said East lin of the right-of-ay of th Denver and Santa F Railroad 450 f et, mor or 1 ss, to place of b innin . AYES: Parker, Pi r on, D. Saith, E. S itb, Tanguma, Wad , Wi lliaa , Jor n on NAYS : Non ABSENT : Jon Th otion c arri d. By Ord r of th and Zonin Co • • • 0 • TO T~e Cl y Co ~c il of th Ci v of f n p,l e~ood, Colorado. Enr le~oood Cltv I! all 3' 0 ~~uth Ela:i t~<e Ln;:lewood, Colorado 10 The un ersh,n ed I tit .on r does her by peti ion t he City Counc<l of the City ol fn el e~o od, Colorado, to ann e x to the said City of En~lewood, Colorado, pur ant to and in accordan~ witl> ti-e applicable 1 rov1 on• of '-e "un l cipal Ann e x tlon Act of 1° 5, as a en ded, the r al rr~r rty ~e- scribed on Exhi',it A hereto, situat n th~ ~nincorporated territory ot Arap>hoe County, Colora o, and ao t e basis for fd Ptition would sh~ ur. o th C •y C un f 11 • 1. "dred percent oocr.) ot the area proposed to b ann lled, excluaivt' of tre to and alleyo 2. l t is desirable and nece sary t at the hereinafter deocr'bed real rror rty "e annexed o the City of n?lewood , Colon do 3. t lesa than on e·• xtv Cl /t) of t • reri~et e r o area pre o •d t o e nne ed 11 c ntt uouo with he Ci •y f n 1"" Colorado. 4 A c nt r • ex ht tw the ana rope e tO • anne d and t Ci ty of ~ l.wood, Colo r a o, • ar•• pr o t'd to e or will • u rba,h d tn t t' e r furure. ar 1 nr ra • ed wt " h Cl y or~ • Col a ,._ • • • 0 - 5. ln establishing the boundaries of the territory proposed to be annexe d, no land held in identical o~~ership, whether consisting of one tract or parcel of real estate or two or r.-.ore contiguous tracts or parcela of real estate have been div1ded into separate pdr a or parcels without the ritten onsent of the lar.do~~era hereof. 6. In es ablish1ng the boundaries of the ar .. a pro- poaed to be ann.,xed, no land held in identical ownership, whether consist1ng of one tract or parcel of r.,al estate or two or more contiguous tract• or parcels of real estate, comprisin twenty (2(1) acru or or" •·hich, toe.,ther with the buildim s and irpro• e:-nta .tuat J thereon 'lave a valuation fo r ass ssrent in exceas of two hundred thousand dollars for ad valor tax purpoaes for th" year precedinc the annexation), has ben ncluded in the area prorosed to e annexed without the ~~!tten consent of the landowners thereo!. 7. The propoaeJ ann~xallon "' 11 not result in the de- •ac nt ot area from ny school d strict and attach the a~ to another school diatr!c In all respect , tta req ir• nts of Sections 1- -10• nd 1--105 of the Colore o R•vised atutea of 1973 ("! Areexat!on At o! 1 )"), aa a nded, ex! tor n t. le al eacripti o he land aou ht to be a ax d to t e City of [n l ood, Colorad , ta eat orth on tx it A atta t d reto , a e !o r c he u1 104 ed •• tv •. .. • • f - • • 0 • the City of En&lewood and r etitioners , the terms and con- ditions of which AnneAation Agreement are incorporated by reference herein . 12 . Pe titioners reouest the City of En g lewood, Colo- rado, approve t he ann e xation of the area proposed to be annexed . ('~ il ing Addr ess (S ignature of Lando~~er) of Landowner) (D ate of * Signature) S. FrieJ~an Realty Co . 120 1 -18th Street ~nve.:;, Co. ,lorado 1'.-..<.rv-."'-1 -~lH-.L- By * See Exhibit A for 1 al d &cr ption of land ~~ed . STAT OF COLO C CNTY OF ARAPAHOE l•a rvl'y nd up~. hia ~ath, a foll a : 1 . That f • 0\1 ac n AFFIDAVIT ••• teutoch, at o rney at law, of lawful a e f rat u ly wo rn, ata tes and depoaea • pu r for • of o tainin t e ai ture ' • • • -•. I• • Subcribed and sworn to before •e this ~d a y of _,.'.-.JI._l"--·----· 1"76 , y 1 urvey I:. Deutsch. t )-. -:: 1 -/• 7 ~~ cor~i•sion expires ~ i n s ~y hand ~nd cfti<~al s eal . (SEAL) ,)«-<.tl, ?/' b( ,.,_.!. f.otar y I ublic ' _,._ • • • • 1-• . • f ! • • l - • ( revfsed) A tract of land lying partly in the SW 1/4 NE 1/4, and partly in the SE 1/4 NW l/4 of Section 9, T5S, R68W of the 6th P.M., County of Arapahoe, State of Colorado, said Tract being the two parcels (combined) described in Book 686 at page 44 together with that part of the 40 foot wide South Windermere Street lying adjacent to and West of said Tract as described in Book 692 at page 121 all of the Arapahoe County Records, which Tract is more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point which is the inter- section of the East line of the right-of-way of the Denver and Santa Fe Rail- road, also known as the Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railway, which line is also the West line of South Windermere Street as described in Book 692 at page 121 of the Arapahoe County Records, with the North line of the SE l/4 NW 1/4 of Section 9, T5S, R68W; thence Easterly. along the North line of the SE 1/4 NW 1/4 of said Section 9, a distance of 40.81 feet to the NW corner of the two parcels (combined) described in Book 686 at page 44 of the Arapahoe County Records; thence (along the boundary of the two parcels (combined) described in said Book 686 at page 44 the following courses and distances) continuing along the last described course, a distance of 75.51 feet to the NE corner of said SE 1/4 NW 1/4; thence, on an angle to the left of 0°5'10 ", along the North line of the SW 1/4 NE 1/4 of said Section 9, a distance of 330.00 feet; thence, on an angle to the right of 90°0'0", a distance of 220.90 feet; thence, on an angle to the right of 90°0'0", a distance of 195.32 feet; thence on an angle to the left of 90°0'0", a distance of 220.90 feet; thence on an angle to the right of 90°0'0", a distance of 300.14 feet to the SW corner of the two parcels (combined) described in said Book 686 at page 44; thence, departing from the boundary of two parcels (combined), continuing along the last described course, a distance of 40.82 feet to the East line of said Denver and Santa Fe Railroad which line is also the West line of South Windermere Street as described in said Book 692 at page 121; thence on an angle to the right of 101°30'19" along said East line of the Denver and Santa Fe Railroad and along said West line of South Windermere Street, a distance of 451.03 feet to the point of beginning contain- ing 3.9928 acres more or less. ' • • , • 0 • UdtiRiT A A parcPl ol land lying partly 1n th SW 1 4 ~E I 4, and part ly 1n th~ SB l 4 NW 1 4 o1 S~ct1on 9, lo•n lllp!) outh. Ran~c 6 8 We t ol the 6th P. , , County of Arapaho , Stat< ol Colorado, 1t0r e particularly decn·r1bed as tallows, tn v.tl R~ JnninQ: at a point 117 ,11 f el Wrst ot th "'orth ast <'Olllf'r o! th SE 1 4 of ~• l t 4 o1 said S~ct1o n 9, a1d 11\t t, 1n~ at the 1nt rs•'c lion ot th Ea t line of th" nght-ot-•ay ot th Den• r and Santa Fe Railroad, al o known as Ate 1 otl . Tor a and Santa te Ra1lway, with the orth lln ot the SF I 4 'W 1 4 nl atJ '"' 100 9 , runninK hent·e£a t 447 . fl~ t , tht·n<. .out attl t .. n.-.lPs to said c our e, 220.9 le t , tt Pn<' W e~t t n ht an~lL to atd last cou rs , 19 .8 ft-(t\, thf"nr South at r1 h .1" l to satd last cours , 220.Y fpr t ; thenr Wps t 3 4 0.b IP l to a•d [ast line ol the r1 ht-ol-way of th n-.•r an.! Santa I llul•r>ad 1h<"nct 11 32' 0 .. alon atd Ea t ltn or t P rl• t-of-••v ot tht rl(n\'tt andSatate-ftatlroaJ 4 0t. t,w.r 01 1.._ .to pl ct of t l11Dln . 1 • • , • 0 - EXHIBIT B ANNEXATIO:i AGREEMENT THIS AGREE}~~!. ~~de and entered into this ~day of June, 1976, by and berween the CITY Of ENGLEWOOD, COLO RADO, a municipal corporation, h reinafter referrt!d to aa uCity," and S. FRIEDMAN REALTY COMPANY, a Colo~ado corporation, hereinafter referred to as ''Ann exor " ~!.!!!~~~~!!!: THAT WHEREAS, Annexor haa filed ita Petition for An- nexation with Ci ty to annex to the City of En lewood, Colorado, certain unincorporated land situated in the Coun ty of Arapahoe, State of Colorado, h~[REAS, the parties mutually recognize and agree that it ia e asar y tor th develop nt of said lands by Annexor that Anrexor obtain certain services fro the City, to-wit ~•tar and ae•ar services, police and fire protection, recrea- tion and park facilities, a ~onin& classification and the edicatio~ and improve nt of cer ain public ri hta-of-ay , and without aaid MUnicipal . ervicas and facilities, and aonin , t de· lop nt o! t .. o ld eith r be pouibla nor Caul on the c en.anta, of a rat . to 1. ~ 4 AY ir " ie pr r ' le . oin 1 of aac , IT 11 • ~· • • ]- • 0 • lands owned by Annexor to the City of Englewood for street and thoroughfare purpo5es. Said dedication sha 1 be made by Quit Claim De ed at the time of final passa e of the annexa- tion and zoning Ordinances and ?rior to the final publication of oaid ordinances. llo further dedications of Annexor' a rea property shall be required. 11. ZONING The City agrees to zone the r e al property whic ia the subject o this Annexation Apreement to 1-1. III. 'NICIPAL SERVICES The City a rees to provide water and sanitary sewer a r ice to the property which is he au je~t of t"is Annexa- tion A .r ~ent with such facilities aa will pe it develop- n of the property in accordance with I-1 zoning. IV. ANNEXATIO:l 0. APPROVAL OF TillS AGR.EE."lENT The City underatanda and agreaa that the Petition for Annexation which has b n aub ittad in r ference to the au e p roperty, ae deecribed in the recital para raphe of t ia A r ement, ahall a conaidarad void in t a eve t t a thh A ra nt, .ncludin the rroviaiona telativ to zoain .1 •• all ot~er • pr d Ci y t .rou ita c " Co c l. \'. CT • 0 t ... o • lnt ret p r • • • • - ' fir st above wr itten. ATT EST t I ------------------ ATTES T: t I ------------------ • 0 • s .~~~ ~?:~t- By rt•ts~t~'-~.-----.------------ CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO, A :tunicipal Corpor nion By ~~------------------- ts ------------------- ·)· • ' • • -• ,_ 0 • eu 1 sed J fo.;;. -~ ~ INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING A CERTAIN PARCEL OF LAND, IN AN UNIN- CORPORATED AREA OF ARAPAHOE COUNTY, AS HEREINAFTER MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED, TO THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORA~; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. WHEREAS, on the 1st day of July, 1976, a Petition for Annexation of a certain parcel of land, as hereinafter more particularly described, to the City of Englewood, was sub- mitted pursuant to the applicable provisions of the •Municipal Annexation Act of 1965•, C.R.S. 1973, 31-12-101, et seq.; and WHEREAS, the Petition for Annexation is signed by the owners of 100\ of the area proposed to be annexed, exclusive of streets and alleys; and WHEREAS, the requirements of Sections 31-12-104 and 31-12-105, entitled •Eligibility for Annexation and Limitations•, respectively, have in all respects been met or exist; and WHEREAS, it is desirable that the hereinafter described real property be annexed to the City of Englewood, Colorado. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: S ction 1. Th t the following described pare 1 of land located in, and ing part of Arapahoe County, State of Colorado, ia ligibl for nn xation und r th provisions of the •Municipal Ann xa ion Ac of 1965•, and th aa~ ia hereby annex d and d a part of the City of Englewood, Colorado: -1- ' • • 0 .. A tract of land lying partly in the SW l/4 NE 1/4, and partly in the SE l/4 NW 1/4 of Section 9, TSS, R68W of the 6th P.M., County of Arapahoe, State of Colorado, said Tract being the two parcels (combined) described in Book 686 at page 44 together with that part of the 40 foot wide South Windermere Street lying adjacent to and West of said Tract as described in Book 692 at page 121 all of the Arapahoe County Records, which Tract is more parti cularly described as follows: Beginning at a point which is the inter- section of the East line of the right-of-way of the Denver and Santa Fe Rail- road, also known as the Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railway, which line is also the West line of South Windermere Street as described in Book 692 at page 121 of the Arapahoe County Records, with the North line of the SE 1/4 HW 1/4 of Section 9, TSS, R68W; thence Easterly. along the North line of the SE 1/4 HW 1/4 of said Section 9, a distance of 40.81 feet to the NW corner of the two parcels (combined) described in Book 686 at page 44 of the Arapahoe County Records; thence (along the boundary of the two parcels (combined) described in said Book 686 at page 44 the following courses and distances) continuing along the last described course, a distance of 75.51 feet to the NE corner of said SE 1/4 NW 1/4; thence, on an angle to the left of 0°5'10", along the North line of the SW 1/4 NE 1/4 of said Section 9, a distance of 330.00 feet; thence, on an angle to the right of 90°0'0", a distance of 220.go feet; thence, on an angle to the right of 90°0'0", a distance of 195.32 feet; thence on an angle to the left of 9o•o•o •, a distance of 220.90 feet; thence on an angle to the right of 90°0'0", a distance of 300.14 feet to the SW corner of the two parcels (combined) described in said Book 686 at page 44; thence, departing from the boundary of two parcels (combined), continuing along the last described course, a distance of 40.82 feet to the East line of said Denver and Santa Fe Railroad which line is also the West line of South Windermere Street as described in said Book 692 at page 121; thence on an angle to the right of 101°30'19• along said East line of the Denver and Santa Fe Railroad and along said West line of South Windermere Street, a distance of 451.03 feet to the point of beginning contain- ing 3.9928 acres .ore or less. S ction 2. That upon th eff ctiv date of this ann xing ordinanc , the Director of Finane , ex officio City Cl rk- Treaaur r, shall file on (1) copy of th annexation aap with t original of tho xa ion ordin nee n h Offic o t •• d c y Cl rk o Ci y o ngl , Colorado. -2- 1 ( • 0 .. (b) File for recording two (2) certified copies of the annexing ordinance and map of the area annexed, containing a legal description of such area, with the County Clerk and Recorder of Arapahoe county, Colorado. Section 3. Inasmuch as the owners of the property to be annexed in this annexation proceeding find themselves in extreme financial stress, in order to construct certain improvements upon the real property, and the City Council finds that an economic loss would result to the owners of the property, as well as to the City of Englewood, should the emergency provision of the City Charter not be called into effect, City Council finds and determines that an emergency exists, and the passage of this ordinance is necessary for the immed i ate preservation of public property, health, peace, and safety, and shall become effective upon publication following final passage. Introduced, read in full and passed on first readi ng on the 6th day of July, 1976. Published as a Bill for an Ordi nance on the 7th day of July, 1976. ATT EST : x off1cio city cl r I, Willi or oin9 ia a Ordin ne on th a s urer copy o a nd ••• d on • • 0 M E M 0 R A N D U M TO : Englewood Cit y Council FROM : Thomas J. Burns , Chairman Englewood Housing Authority DATE : June 29 , 1976 SUBJECT: Revolving Rehabilitation Loan Fund Program-- Reca.. ndations As you may be awar , Prograa currently in ful as we had hoped , 4 8 Th En lewood Hou in Authority's June 9, 1976 ae tin wa de- voted to a revi of th prograa's cases, and to defining the area of the prograa which could be changed to facil i tate better operation. Con equently , a work session was h ld by the Authority on June 22 , 1976, in order to discuss and finalize pr o posal for pr sentation to the City Council. Attach d pleas f ind the recoaaendations and reasons of th En 1 wood Hou in Authority for changes in the Housin Rehab- ilitation Prograa . are atteapting to present our coa~lete case !or your approva~ in the attached weao. However, if yQU ~ fe 1 thi aatt r n eda aor indepth consideration, th Hou in Authority would availabl for a joint ork s ion with Council. GAJ /TJB :e • • 0 • REVOLVING REHABILITATJO LOAN FUND PROGRAM Englewood H using Authority Recommendations 1. Re commendation: 2. Eliminat age limitation on loan Continue priority of loan to ld rly ov r non-eld rly. Rea on a) Th purpo of th progra i to r habilitat th hom of r on in En lewood with ub-code condition Tho ondition exit r gardl of a ge of the own r-occupant. b) Th tati tic on th total number of appli ants apply- ing thu f r indi at that 50 p r cent of th appli ant c) th Th 1n li ible by virtu of a g Engl ood Hou ing Authority 1 and inco ~m1 a of the o ini n th t th 11 !nation of g r quir m nt will h lp to in- inter st in th r habili tion pro ra , and ill htl th r p ron inn din En 1 wood. nd ( x udu r habtl t t d f OJ t h in in lia1ta ion rt to 11 b 11 • 5 . • • • - sanitary condition. Many conditions exist where the value of the property may be above the limitation, but the income of the owner-occupant has dropped far below the margin where the person is capable of doing the nee s ary work on the home (especially fixed incomes). 3. Recommendation : Ter of Loan : tabli h a 20-year term on loan to per on under 62. Continu th pre ent term provisions for p rson ov r 62 (po ibility of time-repayment and /or application of loan a a lien again t the property to be r paid on the sal , death, or conv yance of th property.) Continu pr nt int r t r t of one to thr r c nt on thob p r on who co ( e abo , *2). w thin tb H.U .D. Low In om li it ndation: R qutr R a r rtt !cation of loan r c pi nt v ry t o r ar . a) ith th ri var1 i1 1 •tnation in ur th th to It ho Uld 3 ith r Quir nt, th n d ot lo n pro- n r, tb tt r orltin ld h ad o ndit on • • • 1- - ~EVOLVING REHABILITATIO FUND PROGRAM Englewood H using Authority Recommendation 1. Recommendation: Eliminate age limitation on loan . Continue priority of loan to lderly over non-eld rly. Rea on a) Th purpose of th program i to r habilitat the home of p rsons i n Englewood with ub-code con ditions. Tho e ' condition s exi t regardl o ag of the own r-o cupant. b) Th tati tics on th total number of appli ants appl - in thus far indicate that 50 p r cent of the appli ant c) Th • J::ngl wood Hou ing Authority i of th • o ini n th t th llmin tion of ag r quirem nts will h lp to in- t in th r habilitation pro ram. nd will h 1 oth r p r on in n d in 2. ndatton: t 1 n 10{' nd h111t ion dil h I 01 ni 11 ltl1 2 - 3 - 5 - 7 -• • -• 0 I • - R asons : a) A mentioned abov , 50 per cent of the eligible appli- cants to th program thu far have b en eliminated by virtue of ag nd in limitation . Yet, thre ou of tl~ four per on ov r in om were till below H .U.D 's Low lncom lev •1. lor th M tro area (i. person ; $9200 for two p r ons, etc.). 7200 for on b) lost oth r r habili ation programs have utilized the H .U.ll. 1ncom limitat1on for the purpo of d t rm1ning ligi- bility . Thes fiRur ~ ar bas d on 0 p r c n and 50 p r c nt of th median in o e for a giv n r a. Th ese ar f igur that r u. d nationally 1n tow and VPrV Lo Th ral formu la us d in tion in orp both ngl Iormul ithout th n d 't limita ion Th ll ou in Au tho f r ula 1n1 trat v d) 1h llou 1n Au h rit al 0 i nd n th x lu 1 ol th nt 25,0 • • on th valu of h prop r to bllit t d. h int far ar th t rlt lu of 1 latin o r tdl • th thi 1 iII tio in Al h Hy pr- t t pr r h b111ta d ( t tual in (0 t t n t n • .. • • -• • sanitary condition. Many conditions exist where the value of the property ma y be above the limitation, but the income of the owner-occupant has dropped far below the margin wh re the person is capable of doing the necessary work on he home (especially fixed incomes). 3. Recommen dation: 5 . Term of Loan: Establish a 20-year term on loans to persons under 62. Continue the present term provi 10n for person over 62 (pos ibility of time-r payment and or application of loan a a lien against the property to r paid on th al , d a h or onveyance of th pro rt .) Continu pr nt int r t r t of on to thr P r nt on tho. P r on ho com within th H. . D. Lo In 11 it . abo . IJ2) . ndat1on : QUiT a r c rt if 1 ation of loan r cipl nt 0 ar h h liainati n h r quir n d in ur tha h nt 0 th 1 pr - nu 1rtu of th ir tn 0 ld n fix d ld 11 r, th 1 h ail ld t tt r r in t • • 0 - 6. Recomm ndation: Establish a provi ion in the loan agreement that would adjust the interest and the term of the loan on a sliding cal in the even that the in orne of the loan recipient increa e above th income limitations during the term of th loan. Rea on : a) Thi provision will insure the loan fund of adequate repayment in the ca e of thos recipients who b gin to r eive b tter wag during the term of the loan. This provision i ary for per ons on fixed incom but hould provid d in th ca of loan to non- ld rly. b) The Englewood llou ing Authority i of th opinion that th wo-y ar r certification provision will in ur that loan. ar r paid mor qui kl b tho p r on cd b )On h Lo Provid a no-n t loan for per on who all ithin h H.l'.D. V r Low In om limit. (50% of 11 din). v 1 2 - 3 5 7 - l.J - • • • 0 - Reasons : a) An analysis of the other existing rehabilitation program in the State of Colorado indicates that some sort of special provision has been established to help persons in the Very Low Income category. In the case of p rsons within this category there is no pos ibl way they are able to repay a loan on time paym nt , given h fact of their m ager incomes. A monthly loan repayment is b yond question. Consequently, most r habilitation pro- gram hav establi hed som form of "gr ant " provi ion. The Englewood Housing Authority would recom end that usc portion of our fund 1or "no-int r st lo n. · o · p •r ons within thi V ry Low Inc m limit. Although there w uld b no int re t or mandatory tim he loan, the fund ould till consid r d b r ov red by th R h bilitation Loan Pr 1 1l on loan to 1n th u v t of al , d ath, of th pr p rt •. b) Th g Fund th th t lo Auth olor do Stat Divi ion of Hou in ha a r d to 5,000 in und to th R hab1litation L an Program. II w v r, lr. Hal nott, th or Divi. i n :Info d th ould th Jund to r\ Con nt 1 ' th th d lor th n -in 1 ry • • I • - R comm ndation: Continue the present maxi u l1 for the present time. 01 5,0 0 on all loans ~~mm endatio n : Eliminat the pr sent re tric tion on loan to wn r of 1 gitimate rental property wh n th o ner al o liv a a n o cupant of th pr p rt , provid d th appli ant qualifi s within th incom limitation . Reason a) Th Engl ·ood Hou ing Authority h r c iv d applications fr om own r-o cupant wh o r nt a room or portion of th ir hou e. any of th p r on are ld rl and u e th r cn- al in om to uppl ment th ir meager fixed incom Th r ntal also many tim or th hom•-own r. lil A \ln, th a tual total in provid s companion hip and ecurit II u n Authorit y J • ·1 that t11~e o th o n r-cupant i th k y o h matt r. Pr vid d th h -own r' 1 in 011 tro r n and oth r (L In om ) 1 v 1. 1 th pr 1 n to inv ur th h r i low th o n r-appli nt h ion prob- in a •ini•u• od in Authorit ould ro n ty r 1 • "' • LOCATION INCOME LIMITATION ASSET LIMITATION WHO IFIES AGE LIMITATION SPECIAL PRIORITIES AND OTHER COMMENTS AMOUNT OF LOAN AMOUNT OF GRANT SOURCE OF FUNDS AMOUNT AVAILABLE INTEREST RATE TERM METHOD REPAYMENT ELIGIBL E WORK ITE MS ENGLEWOOD $5,000 I 1 $6,ooo I 2 $ 600 1 Handicapped Child Owner-occupant Englewood resident 2 years 62 $5,000 City of Englewood State $90,000 or LITILETON CONVENTIONAL LOAN Landlords & Owner- occupants who qualify for commercial loans None $15,000 I unit Bank Consortium $300,000 (Borrowed by Housing Authority at 6%) 7-112% 15 years tl~~e~ld~~5 B~~i~d by LITILETON LOW INTEREST LOANS Section 8 Low Inc011e Liaits Section 8 Liaits Owner occupied unite None $5,000 Community Devel $30,000 3 20 years City Bldg. Dept. Inspection • nt • LITrLETO GRANT Section 8 Very Inc011e Liaita .. $15,000 I ZlderlJ $ 6,000 I Paaill .. Owner occupied uDtta one ApplicaDta OYer ha•e Urat prtor1ty $5,000 City of Littleton State $100,000 • ' • LOCATION INC011E LIMITATION ASSET LIMITATION WHO FIES AGE LIMITATION SPECIAb PRIORITIES AND OTHER COMMENTS UIOUNT OF LOAN AMOUNT OF GRANT SOURCE OF FUNDS AMOUNT AVAILABLE INTEREST .JlATE TERM METHOD ELIGIBLE WORK ITEMS PUEBLO Owner who receives notice & order under housing code None $3,500 City o:! Pueblo State $400,000 a)T1me payments maximum-10 yr. term b)Repay on sale of propert ess special permis sion by survivors to defer Code Enforcement program BOULDER REGULAR LOANS None Anyone with sub-stan- dard within the "Old Boulder area" Bank consortium $500,000 (Borrowed by H.A. at 6-1 /2%) 7-l/2% 15 years I I I BOULDER SPECIAL LOAN FUND Section 8 Low !nco• Section 8 Low Inco.e Anyone with sub-stan- dard within tbe "Old Boulder area" According to individual cue City of Boulder $35,000 Tailor-made to fit individual case Tailor-•ade to :fit individual case 1ro% loan for· Sub-std 1tems 2 Reoair 1 inc1pientlv1o~a tions (faults that will occur n o years . L 3)Ener gy ,co~servat on ,peasures. 40~ for Renera I I I BOULDER SPECIAL PJMARCI&L ASSISTANCE Section 8 Very Low Iocoae Section 8 Very Low Iacoa, Anyone witb aub-•~aD dard Yitbio tbe .. Old Boulder area " Stat $87,500 •• }elo;•• .wel •• pay 10 .--io 2od yr. Only to brinl up to code. ~ • -----------------------------------.~---------- LOCATION INCOME LIMITATION ASSET LIMITATION WHO QUALIFIES AGE LIMITATION SPECIAL PRIORITIES AND OTHER COMMENTS AMOUNT OF LOAN AMOUNT OF GRANT SOURCE OF FUNDS AMOUNT AVAILABLE INTEREST RATE TERM ME THOD OF REPAYMENT ELIGinL E WORK ITEMS BOULDER COUNTY GRANT 50% of median income Owner-occupied None Sketchv--as they h~ve Is a purely voluntary at County level. BOULDER COUNT Y INTEREST SUB. LOANS 80% of median income Owner-occupied (flexible) Include some rental None ied for CD and BOULDE R COUNTY BANKABL E LOANS More than 80 of aedian income All sub-standard None ven •t start ed prograa. !orcement ca pability Notl worked ou t yet ---------~--------- Probably $5,000 Revenue Sharing State Local banks Loca l lending i nst itutions --------------------· $400,000 --------------~------------ Declining ltem=Tf sel w/in first yr . must pa back 100%--declines 20 each year . 3% (Subsidized b y Communi ty De v el opme nt 5--10--1 5 year s 7 For bringing up to a c punty standar d (n o t code)! and for safety st andards. Also for e h e r gy consumption conser vation. • AURORA C011parable to Section 8 for loane $3tOOO for cra ote No special provision OWner-occupied w/in specific area l~.~eo/4 is tocoa r011 • 10 year aaxiaua To correct code lations and for eoercv copservatioq Al~o for health and • \ • LOCATION -- INCOME LIMITATION ASSET LIMITATION WHO QUALIFIES AGE LIMITATION SPECIAL PRIORITIES AND OTHER COMMENTS AMOUNT OF LOAN AMOUNT OF GRANT SOURCE OF FUNDS AMOUNT AVAILABLE INTEREST RATE TERM METHOD ELIGIBLE WORK ITEMS LOUISVILLE GRANTS LOUISVILLE LOANS DENVER GRANTS DE.NVER LOANS Qualify on old 115 gu under $3,000 and spen~ ing 25%+ on housing I Section 312 Scaled --based on fac~ors sucb as inco.e, assets . size ~ faaily. Built into income (don't count property Owner-occupied for minimum of 1 yr. None $3,500 Unless special hazard Community Development $200,000 Violations of Code Any sub-standard None $17,400 (f or total loans on property) Section 312 Handled through HUD Varies according to how much applied fo r and entitled t o . 3% 20 years OWner-occupied Sincle faaily None Owner-occupied Sincle faaily None First co.e--:Urst servt basis. Operates in 5 district • In the first year of o eration 500 .1obs . $7.500 $5,000 Co..unity Pevelopaent $3 .5a first year $20 aillion over four tears 3 - 6 10 years yestor-20%-of -loan canl '0 brlng up to propert be used for .propert¥ dards.h These are very i~Dr. If own~r-occu an below ous1ng cOde. 40~ o f oan can go or prop. iaprovement • • &.D- ud LOCATION ' INCOME LIMITATION ASSET LIMITATION WHO QUALIFIES AGE LUIITATION • SPECIAL PRIORITIES AND OTHER COMMENI'S -- AMOUNT OF LOAN AMOUNT OF GRANT SOURCE OF FUNDS AMOUNI' AVAILABLE INTEREST I METHOD RATE ' -- TERM ELIGIDLF: WORK ITEMS LAKEWOOD Basically Section B $10,000 families $24,000 elderly and Owner-occupied There can be a combin of loans and grants to the individual a $10,000 $5.000 Community Development State Section 312 300.000 3% 10-15 years exclusive. apped ion ording y to pay To bring up to propertv rehabilitation standards. They are rbauirements in addition to housing • • -• 0 I• • 5 INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SOVERN BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. r:Q(p , SERIES OF 1976 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 11, CHAPTER 4, OF TITLE XV, OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE, BY MAKING PROVISION FOR THE RECOVERY FROM INDUSTRIAL-TYPE USERS OF CERTAIN COSTS RELATING TO FEDERALLY FUNDED BI-CITY TREATMENT PLANT WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That Section 11, Chapter 4, of Title XV, of the 1969 E.M.C., is hereby amended to read as follows: 15-4-11: INDUSTRIAL COST RECOVEPY (ICR) (a) In accordance with Title II of the Federal Water Pollution Control Act Amendments of 1972 (Public Law 92-500,33 USC 1251 t. seq.) provision is hereby made for recovery from industrial-type users of the federally funded Bi-City Treatment Plant of their shar of the total federal grant. (b) Industries Affected shall be thos identified in the Standard Industrial Classif~c tion Manual, (SICM) 1972 as revia d, Division A through I with th sp cif~c exception of those i ndu tri a which discharge only non process, aegr gat d do stic wa st s or wast a from sanitary conv ni nc a. Affect d industries will b cl ssified a follows: l. M j9r Contributing Industri a are thos hav4ng one or more of the following char cterlat4cs: (1) l •• 50,000 gallon/ (1 i) than 5 of th total ( i) n tox c ( l.V) on h -l- ' • • - ( (c) ( (d) • 0 I • • Monitoring to determine strength levels shall be accomplished no less frequently than annually. The results of sampling and analysis will be recorded in the Utilities office, reported to the affected industry and reported to regulatory agencies per their current directiv es. 2. Minor Contributing Industries are those identified by SICM, Div. A thru I and not classified as major contributing industries. Monitoring, sampling and analysis of this category will be accomplished where possible to establish "normal" pollutant levels by class. Relevant information from other jurisdictions will be used as available to compare and adjust class rates. Pa~nt Rates shall be computed for ICR customers ba~ on the following basic capita l costs for the Bi-C i t y plant: Q (Volume) : BOD: SS: $460.12 I 1 000 gal -day of c apacity 30.47 I pound-day of capacity 35.04 I pound-day of capacity Specific individual rates will b e calculated based on the volume strength and rate of flow in accordance with current frederal guidelines. Adjustments to individual rates will b made annually or more frequently whenev r vidence i s received that a major change in wastewater volume and/or characteristics has occurred. Payment will comm nee within one year of the date of initiation of service through the Bi -C i ty p l ant. -2-• • ]- ( ( on th • 0 - {e) New Industry is one which connects to a treatment works after such treatment works has been put into service. ICR payments by a new industry shall begin on the date use is initiated and shall continue for the unexpired portion of the ICR period or until the industry ceases us e of the fac~lity, whichever occurs first. Total ICR recovered from a new industry shall be the Federal cost of the capacity used multiplied by the ratio of its period of use to the ICR period. (f) Procedures for Management and Investment of ICR Funds: The City shall retain 50% of the amounts recovered from industrial users. The remainder together with any interest earned thereon, shall be returned to the U.S. Treasury on an annual basis. A minimum of 80% of the retained amounts, together with interest earned thereon, shall be used solely for the eligible costs of the expansion or reconstruction of tre ment works associated w~th the project and necessary to m et th requirements of the Act. The grante shall obtain the written approval of he Regional Admin~strator prior to committment of the reta~ned amounts for any expans~on and reconstruction. The rema ~n d r of the retained amounts may b used as the grantee sees fit, except for construction of ~ndustrial pretreatment facilit~es orr bat s to ~ndustr~al user(s) for cos s incurred by such users ~n comply~ng with F d ral us r charg or ~ndustr~al cost recovery requ~re n s. Pend~ng us , h grant shall invest the r a~n d mounts for reconstruct~on and exp nsion 1n: (l) obli t1ons of th .s. Governm n : or (2) obl~gations guarant d s to princ~pal nd ~nt r at by h u.s. Gov rnm n or ny g ncy th r o : or (3) sh 11 depo ~ such amoun s in accoun s fully collat ralized by obl~g ~ona o h u.s. Gov rnm nt or by obli- g t ons fully d o princ1p 1 nd by or ny g ncy In rodu 21st day o d, r d 1n ull Jun , 1 76. n p •• d on first r ding Publish d a of Jun , 1976 Blll fo n Ordin nc on h 23rd d y -l- ' • • • • 0 Read by title and passed on final reading on the 6th day of July, 1976. Published by title as Ordinance No. 1976, on the 7th day of July, 1976. MAYOR ATTEST: ex offLCLO CLty Clerk-Treasurer ______ , Series of I, William o. James, do hereby certify that the above and for going is a true, accurate and complete copy of the Ord1nance , passed on f inal reading and published by title as OrdLnance No. , Series of 1976 . ex officio city Clerk-Tr asurer -·-• • - 1 r>' ' ,.,.,'"\r vn:• J..:-:t!"~ o·,·;· r: ~ Her hPrti (' ; • ~~ ') f rf l·n r,· +,. Cn 1~ci •,.~lr\,,.,,.,l • ~~"' t 1 r r' : • 0 .. - ', · r; + rw-: ~ -s i t'·n._i ....,_ l .. a t3 b eP n b l 0\'rr S"'~ f"lr n·1 + ()f nr rn"r ,.,., t ., •.nr,..li,.,ve a h lf>, "'"'s C i~v ~'1.S rot · 'ln C'1 t:>-.'1. n,.. l r ''lf'r. tn "Y' ::;t ; · t 1 s n .. t i r ~ hi s t 0 r · • ., i l "'"':·,. •' .,,, "f.., ~'"''"'1 I'IA h'1.V" ,.,. cH s o.ste r S ll p - nlf'•n • "''1 ' ,.,r t,l·,., s itnat'or . /\'1 ri 1 l"ay I acl rl , m ·0"'P·'1." li S "'"~ sl ant'rr ' ', 0t r'r l ;• h • p~r S 0'1 .:l l l r>t t r>r ., r u t i '1 "" "P '."S -r f'-1''"1 , •.., ''" T'(Ji~t f '' f'S S i b 1c lawsn it , ll "'r\ p r ~ s ' r l' s ~. T' r r'llt r <r 1 (rre '1i from tr ·.; :t 's ·ra ~~s :a~d pprsn ".,l ' • - Pn.ro 2 be a Ci.t y OWPod ve hi cle. That i s h ogwash and very mis- eacli., . "fl1y VIO.sn 1 t it men tioned that t his g r een and \'i'•ite tn"· t r ·1 ck has Harvey Park plastered all o ver it o.•1rl ho.s ~-j rnnti c b ur scree., that says "THE GREI:.'N .. ~R"II":11 on t"e front o f it . 'lh y wasn 't j t menti oned tt:at T h ave a r ai,.,bow fle e t o f trucl's , w:i t h a ll the r::ol n rs yo ·1 co uJ r tr ir>'· of . Jt j s o.l so s t at er , 11 Th e con tractor in the e ye s of t hr> p nbl j c, i s representi 6 the Ci ty to the d egree that ·re c on rac t \'ri 11 them "n< '-herefore recom C'1 d their scrv:i cc s o th '! e ::clu s i ons o f the ot h er". If I am not a repu"o. le Co., any , t r cn believe you rn e , the City s hould no t be oi nr; b•1 s i ne ss vri th me f o r any reason. The Ci.ty sh ou l d no t be d0hr, bu s in ess With ar>y f i rm that i s not r epn a le. r·v f i r M, f r r the puc lQ months , has repre- SP '1 te rl h C'ty in he hi h rst o f rrlatio s. Ha vey Park has yo h lncl · ma rks rai '1 S i fro De:-t ver F. ci se and L 'cen s o , o r r 0~ P.u.c ., and i s r rnr d cl as a o p l ev 1 "'o est ro>rpny ··. '!'here "le v e r w re a., p ob le~s between m" fir :tnd t.r Cit• 'l"t·q his s i ·at·o t blo ou o f spar ,. - - --- , ' • - s o"e of these s tatements b e in~ brou gh t ou t in the open? The se letters and o pinions a nd st at ements are bei n g made to S 1 Ji t t re vrri ter and d oe s not n ecessari l y br ing out the ent~re truth . Th e entire s ituat i on is not bein t; laid out in it s entir ety . It was f u rther stated that I complained a r out oth er to1•ri .nt; companies chas·nr, my calls and t;etting tov:s a way fro .-, me. Thi s i s on ly pa r t t rue. There i s a ch a s ;nc p r obJer. ·in t he Ci ty . Ho wever, my g ripe was that when I wa s M s patcl ed to a c all by tl--te PoHce Dept., and when m' tru e !, arri ve d .on the sce n e, anothe r COM pany had it hooked n p. I thin; that wh en I am di spatch ed to a call, I s hou l rt have s on et hjn to ow wh e n I e et the re. It i s f u r the r statecl that the ima e o f t h e City is at s tal:e. Ope ninr; it up to all towing companies or anyone who 1--ta s a ow tru c k , re ~ardless of fac i l i t i es, certainly i sn't r,oin, to he lp the image . It i s stated that there sh ould be separat e cont racts; on e for City req•1 ested to ws; and a r 0 ation syst em for accid e nt s. Why? 1'/h sho u ld the Cit s 11 e11 o·•t tho n s anct s o f dollars for the same serVice they are ~ettin for free ri~ht no w. I f the Ci t i s so ch, whv the propo s ed 1-Jeati tax? T1e re aro or.l tw ToWi Co panies that are even q1allfi -~ t.,e ~nti re Ci v o f ;D{lewoo d . My Company r' 1 s Auto S~>rlice . ,;e are the onl two C mpanies a "J ed 24 ho11 r cii s atch radio serv:!.c , st o ra e :•nr , "'tc .. have t r u k s on he r oad 2-4 hou rs per da Yo do. 1 t ave to call nnd get s ome d r i ver ou o f bed tn han lea call , ~ct 1 e n wo rry wh t her o r n ot the car w n '" to a s ora.-i o r bac 't to t h d r i ve ra h o u s wh ere "e v ;, · th " 24 ho J r star t;e a r d serVice , how can a c rc to· r t ,;s c1:r. or l onrin rs? ,. - - ·' • - Par;e 4 Gentlemen, i f any of t he accusations of rip off prj c es or bad service can be proven against my Company, tren I should be taken off o f you r service cont ract. Until then , I am doing a fair job and gi vin hone st prices and service , and vdll appreci ate do'ng t he same in the f u tu re. I apolo(.ize f or not beinr; able to be present vthen thi s i s r ead , but previou s business c ommittment s vdll have me out of town until noon on \'Jed"'e sday , July 7 , at wh:tc time I 'dll be availabl e fo r any f r her commenz and o r co nversations. S ncre1_p;, '-J.{yt~~ Har ve Par k Towing • • -• 0 • 5 8 INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SOVERN BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. Ql7 , SERIES OF 19 7 6 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 5, CHAPTER 3, OF TITLE V, OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE, AS AMENDED, BY DIS- QUALIFYING CERTAIN EMPLOYEES RELATED BY BLOOD OR MARRAIGE FROM ORIGINAL APPOINTMENT OR PROMOTION WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That Section 5, Chapter 3, of Title V, of the 1969 E.M.C., is hereby amended to read as follows: 5-3-5 (a) DISQUALIFICATION -MANDAT ORY -DISCRETIONARY -1- • • , -• 0 I • • another, such superv~s~on not being avoided by intradepartmental transfer, such employee shall be transferred to another job in his or her classification in another departrnent,at a grade not higher than he or she then held, providing there is such a job vacancy or, if no vacancy, he or she shall be placed on a re-employment list for a period of one (1) year. Which of the related employees shall be so transferred,or laid off, the time there- fore and other employment details necessary to be arranged to carry out this polic~ shall be determined by the City Manager, subject to the right of appeal by the employee or employees involve~ to the Board of Career Service Corn- missioners. For the purposes of thio section, the phrase "related by blood or marriage," shall mean those employees who bear the follow~ng relation- ship to one another: Parents Brothers Sisters Grandparents Spouse Children First cousins Aunts Stepparents Stepbrothers Un c les Nieces Nephews Grandchildren Brothers-i n -1 w Sisters-in-lall' Mothers-in-law Fathers-in-1 w Stepchildren Stepsist rs provisions cont ined in this subsection (1) H u r u1 r tor th ff ctiv nd relate to all within th Car r Servic nd after August 7, 1976. lia i n ry xaa nation •. ' • • ]- • 0 t• • (2) He is so disabled as to be rendered unfit for the performance of the duties of the class . (3) He has made a false statement of material fact in his application. (4) He has, within the past two (2) years, been dismissed from a position in the classified service, after a hearing, on charges of delinquency, misconduct, inefficiency or other similar cause, or has resigned from a position while under suspension or while charges were pending against him. (5) He is known to have a record of habitual criminality or moral turpitude. (6) He i s addicted to the use of narcotics or the habitual use of int oxicating liquors to excess. (7) He has used or attempted to use political pressure or bribery to secure an advantage in the examination or appo i ntment. (8) He has directly or ind ~re c tly obta i ned i nformati on regarding examinations to wh i ch, as an applicant, he i s not entitled. (9) H has taken part in the compi lation, admin i strati on or correcti on of the xami n t i on. (10) H h s f i l d t o submit hi s a pp licat i on v ~th~n the p r scr i bed t i l i mit s; o r (ll) H n org n iz tion d clar d Attorn y Gen ral of th In roduc d, r d ~n ull nd paaa d on firs r adin on th 2la t day o! June , 1976. -3- ' • • I ] • • • 0 Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 23rd day of June, 1976. Read by title and passed on final reading on the 6th day of July, 1976. Published by title as Ordinance No. 1976, on the 7th day of July, 1976. MAYOR ATTEST: ex officio city Clerk-Treasurer ______ , Series of I, William D. James, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, ~ccurate and complete copy of the Ordinance, passed on final reading and published by title as Ordinance No. , Series of 1976. ex officio city Clerk-Treaaurer -·-• • -• 0 I• • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SOVERN BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. ~? , SERIES OF 1976 AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION DISTRICT AND THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD RELATING TO BUS PASSENGER SHELTERS. WHEREAS, the City of Englewood and the Regional Transportation District are desirous of entering into an Agreement relating to bu s pa ssenge r shetlers. NOW, THEREFORE, BE I T ORDAINED BY THE CITY COU NCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLO RADO, a s follows : S ec t ion 1. Th at the City of Englewood , Color ado, shall enter into an Agreement with the Reg~onal Transportat~on District, according to the provisions of that certain written instru- ment captioned "Agreement", which is attached hereto, con- sisting of three (3) typ wr~tten pages and is hereby incorp- orated by reference herc~n. Said instrument provides: 1. The City of Englewood shall grant to th R gional T r ansportat~on District l~cens to occupy and use, Sub) c t to 11 of th terms of the Agreem nt , the following premia s: (1) Girard and Cl rkson, Northeast cor ner: e Exh~b~ "A" attached he r eto (2) Bro d \o'ay Exh1.b nd Floyd, Northeast corn r: "B" att ch d h reto (3) Bro dw y and Floyd, Southw at corn r; s Exhlblt "C" att ch d her to 2. Th us d by g~on l • ng r s h lt rs -1- nd ·-o. ' • • - • • • I • - 4. The Regional Transportation District shall, at its own expense, keep and maintain in good repair any improve- ments placed by it on the premises, and, at the expiration of said Agreement restore the premises to their original con- dition, ordinary wear and tear excepted. 5. The Regional Transportation District shall indemnify and hold harmless the City of Engelwood against all liabilities and losses, including costs incurred in defedning any claim or suit against the City in connection therewith, for death or injuries to persons, or for loss of, or damage to, property arising out of, and in connection with, the use and occupancy of the demised premises by the Regional Transportation D~strict, its agents, employees, or invitees. In the event of any such claims made or sui.ts filed, the City shall give the Regional -Transportation District prompt written notice thereof, and the Regional Transportation District shall have the right to defend or settle the same to the extent of its interest hereunder. The Regional Transportation District shall not be liable for any injury or damages that may arise out of or in connection with the use and o~cupanGy of any area under the control of the City. 6. Any notices given pursuant to said Agre m nt, by either party to the other party, shall b don as set for h l.n s ~·id Agreement. 7. No officer, memb r or loy th Regional Transportation District, nd no gov rning body, and no other public offici 1, or th gov rning body of the locality, or loc liti s, includ d within h Regional Tran port tion Diatrl.ct who x rcia • any function• or r sponaibili ie in th r vi w, or approv 1, of aal.d Agr ment, during his t nure or for on y t th r ft r, ahall have ny inter st, dir c , or ndir ct, in • id Agr nt or th proceed• ther of. S ction 2 . -2- ,. . • • ....... I o • 0 Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the 21st day of June, 1976. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 23rd day of June, 1976. R~ad by title and passed on final reading on the 6th day of July, 1976. Published by title as Ordinance No. 1976, on the 7th day of July, 1976. MAYOR ATTEST: ex officio city Clerk-Treasurer ______ , Series of I, William D. James, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of the Ordinance, passed on final reading and published by title as Ordinance No. , Series of 1976. ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer • . ' • • ~····· ... .. . . • ·•:..,; ._ . .... • 0 , . • · . DUPLICATE ORIGINAL A G R E E M E N T AGREEMENT made this JJUlL day of --~Jwu~n~e __________ , 1976, by and between City o f En &lew~o~o~d _____________ hereinafter referred to as "Licen sor," and the REGimiAL TRANSPORTATION DISTRICT, a political s ubd ivision of the State of Colorado, hereinafter referred to as "Licensee." In consideration of the mutual promises contained herein, and for other good and valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of whi ch arc hereby acknowledged, the parties agree as follows: 1. Licensor hereby grants to Licensee a license to occu py and use, subject to all or the terms hereof, the following premises: (1) Girard and Clarkson, North ast co rner; See Exhibit "A" attached h reto (2) Broadway and Floyd, Northeast corn r; Se Exhibit "B" attached h reto (3) Broadway and Floyd, Southwest corner; See Exhibit "C" attached hereto 2. The above described pr .. ises may be occupied and uaed by Lioen ... solely for bus passenger shelters and for incidental purposes related thereto during the period beginning -----------------------------' and continuing until this A&re .. ent is terminated as hereinafter provided. 3. Either party .ay ter.inate this Agr e nt at any tt.e by alvin& wr itten notice to the other, specifying the d te or tera1nat1on, uch notice to e 1v n not lea th n ninety {90) day prior to th d t th rein specified . 4. Licens e shall , at ite own xpen , k p nd int ln ln OOd ,_ • • - . · .. • ,_ 0 • ~==~~-------------------------~--._~;~ repair any improvements placed by it on the premises, and, at the expiration of this agreement resto re the premises to their origina l condition, ordin- ary wear and tea r exc ep ted. 5. Licensee shal l indP.mnify and hold harmless Li censor against all liabilities dr.j lo~se s, including costs incurred i n defending any claim or suit a aai n ~t Lice nsor in connection therewith, f o r death or injurie s to p e r so n ~ or fo r los s of or damage to prop er ty arising out of and in conn ec t ion with the use and occupancy of the demi.;e d prem i ses by Lic ensee, its agen ts , tmpl oyees, or invitees. In the e vent of any such claims made or sui t s f iled, Licensor shall g i ve Licensee prompt written notice thereo f, an d Licensee s hall have the r i ght to defen d or settle the same t o the ex tent o f i ts i n terest h e reund er . Licensee s hall not be liable f or any injur y or dama g es that may arise out of or in conne c t i on with the use a nd occu pa ncy or any area und e r the control or Licens or . 6. Any notices g i ven purs uant he reto by e i ther pa r t y to the other party shall be in writing and ma i led by c ertifi ed mail, po stage prepaid, addressed as follows: To Licensor : To Licen ee: City of Enalwood 3400 So. !lati Street !n&lwood, Colorado 80110 R 1onal Tr ansportation Oiatriot 1 25 South Colorado Boulevard Denver, Color dO 80222 ATT TIO La al Office The address to which any notice, d nd or oth r rlt.ln Ybeavn or •d or nt to any rty a above provided aay be ch d by writt n notice a1v n by auch rty ova provid d. -2- ' • • • , . • _.. ~&:;:;t~~~~~~··r:;-i' .. :..:-.. ·~--·~.~0 -~:..;.·~u.:t..~:' -· 1. No officer, member, or employee or the Licensee and no members or its governing body, and no other public official or employee of the governing body of the locality or localities included within the Regional Transportation nistrict who exercises any functions or responsibilit ies in the review or approval of this Agreement, during his tenure or for one year thereafter, shall have any interest, direct or indirect, in th i~ Agreement or the proceeds thereof. IN WITNESS WHEREOf, the parties have duly executed this Agr eement, effective the day and date first above written. City OF £NGLEWOQP Licensor B Title ATTEST: REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION DISTRICT Licensee John D. Simpson Executive Director/General Manager APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM: 8 RTD Le&al Counsel •. • • --------· • 0 • ----------------------~----~--~~~- .. L O"'o • 't"o••• -~· "'" =-~.,_ '-! -~ . , .• '•'"<'' • ..,. .'<' .. 'f:"(,.,• '"" L-. )•'''"" .... ,.,,.~··" -.. ·l:idiil>1.t"A"(Gi~a~~· J. 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To 3 ' J\ N ( ___ ,-::....:_:.,~ ----) ~(=====-:..r';:L t~ f u • • - • • • 5 D INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY ~OUNCILMAN MANN BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. :;J7 , SERIES OF 1976 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 14, CHAPTER 4, TITLE V, OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO ANNU.\L MILITARY LEAVE AND AUTHORIZING FULL PAY WITHOUT REDUCTION OF BENEFITS FOR THE FIRST FIFTEEN (15) DAYS THEREOF. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That Section 1 4, Chapter 4, of Title v, of the 1969 E.M.c., is hereby amended to read as follows: 5-4-14 (a) (b) MILITARY LEAVE Any perman n or proba ~on ry mployee who enlists or ~s ~nduct d into the military, naval, air or o h r A d eree SERVICES of the United States in of w r, shall be entitled to a 1 av of bsence without pay for the durat1on of auch war, or until honor- ably disch rg d, whic hever occurs first, and for one (1) y r th r fter. -1- • • 1- • • , • • ORDERED OR AUTHORIZED BY PROPER AUTHORITY PURSUANT TO LAW, WHETHER FOR STATE OR FEDERAL PURPOSES, may-he-~ran~ed-ieave,-ne~-~e-exeeeenine~y-199~-eaye, BUT NOT EXCEEDING FIFTEEN (15) DAYS IN ANY CALENDAR YEAR ~a~~ene ~iii~ary-~rainin~-eamp. SUCH LEAVE SHALL BE ALLOWED IN CASE THE REQUIRED MILITARY SERVICE IS SATISFACTORILY PERFORMED, WHICH SHALL BE PRESUMED UNLESS THE CON- TRARY IS ESTABLISHED. 9f-~hie-peri e-ef ~ime;-eaid-eapieyee-shait-he-atiewed-the nermai-fif~een-115~-daye-miii~ary-ieave-e~-aheenee-when-erderee-te-ae~ive-daty-~er~rainin~~--~he-eity-ehaii-pay-~he-differeneehe~ween-the-ae~ive-ea~y-~rainin~~--~he-ei~y ehaii-pay-the-ei~ferenee-hetween-~he-eapieyee~emiii~ary-pay-ane-re~aiar-pay;-if-hie-miiitarypay-ie-~he-ieseer-amoan~~--ff-the-empieyeetaRee-miiitary-ieave-earin~-hie-vaeatien;-hewiii-reeeive-faii-pay~--Military-pay-ineiaeeseniy-haee-plas-len~evity-pay~--ft-dees-ne~ ineiaee-aiiewanees-fer-travei;-eaheistenee-er-~aar~ere~- (c) SUCH LEAVE SHALL NOT BE ALLOWED UNLESS THE EMPLOYEE RETURNS TO HIS PUBLIC POSITION IMMEDIATELY UPON BEING RELIEVED FROM SUCH MILITARY SERVICE AND NOT LATER THAN THE EXPIRATION OF THE TIME HEREIN LIMITED FOR SUCH LEAVE, OR IS PREVENTED FROM 50 RETURNING BY PHYSICAL OR MENTAL DISABILITY OR OTHER CAUSE NOT DUE TO HIS OWN FAULT, OR IS REQUIRED BY PROPER AUTHORITIES TO CON- TINUE IN SUCH MILITARY SERVICE BEYOND THE TIME HEREIN LIMITED FOR SUCH LEAVE. Introduc d, r d 1n full nd passed on f irs t readin9 on th 2lat d y of Jun , 1976. Publish d aa a Bill for an Ordinance on th 23rd day of Jun , 1976 • -2- ' • • , • • • 0 Read by title and passed on first reading on the 6th day of July, 1976. Published by title as Ordinance No. , Series of 1976, on the 7th day of July, 1976. MAYOR ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer I, William D. James, do hereby cer~ify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of the Ordinance, passed on final reading and published by title as Ordinance No. , Series of 1976 . ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer -3- •. • • ]- _; • • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SMITH BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. >1o , SERIES OF 1976 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE IX OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE, BY ADDING A NEW CHAPTER THERETO, LICENSING AND REGULATIN G VEHICLE WRECKER OR TOWING SERVICE; PROVIDING FOR INVESTIGATION AND SUPERVISION BY THE CHIEF OF POLICE; SETTING FORTH DUTIES OF LICENSEES; PROVIDING FOR REVOCATION OF LICENSES; AND PRE- SCRIBING PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION OF ITS PROVISIONS. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. The 1969 E.M.C. is hereby amended by adding a new chapter to Title IX, being Chapter 9, entitled "Wrecker and Towing Services•, which chapter reads as follows: CHAPTER 9 WRECKER AND TOWING SERVICES 9-9-1: DEriNITIONS. in the (b) m n th D.Lr A wreck r is a p rson engag d 1- he serv1.ces of, rv1.c , wh reby motor d or o h rw1.s r mov d us of mo or or, hat purpos . Lie na Off1.cer sh 11 x officio City Cl r • • • 0 .. ~==~~==~======~=---------------------------.--~~- (d) Operator. Operator shall mean any person operating a wrecker's towing vehicle. (e) Towing Vehicle . Towing vehicle shall mean any vehicle used by a wrecker for the tow1ng or transporting of other vehicles (or other property ) in the course of his business. 9-9-2: LICENSES. No wre cker shall have his name included on the towinglist o the C1ty of Englewood,and be reques ed by the Police Departm nt to respond o the seen o a~ accident or emergency, for the purpose of ow1~g a vehicle,withou first hav1ng obtained a l 1cens fro the City License Off1ce r. (a) Application for a wre cker's l1c nse, other s hal ~ be accompan vd by a o - fe of Ten (Slv .OO) Dollar . licens s, includ inq rPnewa l. s 11 forms made avai ab e b y h City L fee for annum. m1n : -2- • • ....... • • • 0 .. ii. That the applicant has received and has currently in force a permit to operate as a towing carrier from the Colorado Public Utilities Commission. The failure of a wrecker to maintain a valid permit from the Public Utilities Commis- sion shall be grounds for denial of a license, or if a license shall be in effect at the time, shall be grounds for revocation or suspension of said license as hereinafter provided; and iii. That the wrecker has adequate, safe equipment,and an adequate record keeping system, and can otherwise comply with the rules and reg- ulations promulgated by the Chief of Police as hereinafter provided; and iv. That the wrecker has currently in force public liability and property damage insurance,or surety bond,providing coverage sufficient to meet the requirements of the rul s and regulations of the Colorado Public Utilit~~ Commission governing towing carriers. (d) Issuance. The Chief of Police sha 1 within fifteen (15) days return to the City License Officer the application for~ together with his recommendation for the granting or denial of the license. Should the recommendation be for denial of the license, th Chief of Pol~ce shall stat the reasons for such reco ndation. The C4ty Licensing Officer shall then gr nt or d ny the license • th circumstances warr nt. ( ) I sh 11 be grounds for d n4al or su pension or revoca ion of a l1c ns s wreck for ny p rson to know4ngly provide fals info t4on to th City L4c nae Of 4cer, or to th Chi f o Pol4c 1~ or in conjunction W4t~ an pplicat4on for a lie n r (f) The Chi o Pol1c ns d by th City to b nt to th ac n of rg nc1ea when, ln th , th public h al hat such action b -3- ,~ ' • • -• 0 • 9-9-3: RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING WRECKERS. The Chief of Police shall, within thirty (30) days after final publication of this ordinance, set forth in writing such rules and regulations governing the conduct of wreckers as are deemed necessary to ensure the inhabitants of, and other persons within this City, safe, efficient and dependable wrecker and towin g service. These rules shall include, but not be limited to, the following: (a) Equipment. The Chief of Police shall specify equipment at least the equivalent of tha required by the rules and regulations of the Colorado Public Utilities Commiss1on governing towing carr1ers, and such other necessary equipment as determined by the s id Chief of Poli ce. (b) Records. The Chief of Police shall requ1 re the kejprng-o suff. lent records t o en e ~om pll~nc w1th the terms of this ordinance and sa1d rul s and regul tion as promulg ted. (c) such st ps as op raters and ch ra e r, and op rat1ons Wl 1. The rules shall sp c1fy ~-------determine that h t:1 y. wreck r are of good part1c1pat 1n ow1ng n schedule of re son eb l r tes, char d by -·- ' • • • • • 0 in the Denver metropolitan area. The rate schedule, as set forth in the rules and regulations, shall not apply to towing services conducted by a wreck er wh e his services are not requested by the Police Departmen~. (e) The Chief of Police shall promulgat such other rules and regulations as are necessary to effectuate the p·1rposes of this ordinance. 9-9-4: SUSPENSION AND REVOCATION OF LICENSE. (a) Upon a showing that a wrecker has violated the prov1sions of th1s ordinan e, or the rul s and regulations provided for her in , he City License Officer may suspend for a oer1od of up to six (6) month s, or revoke th 1 cens of any wrecker. Except as provided in subs c 1on (d) of th1s Section 9-9-4, such suspens1on, or revoca ion, sh 11 not take effec for a p r1od o t n ( 0' fo l ow1ng ser•ic ~por rte wr, s uspens1on or revocat1on, wh1ch hP re sons for which he actin (b) Service of said not1c shall be by ~ersonal service upo he wrecker , cr his aq nt, or by registered or c r 1fied m il, return r ce1p~ requested , sent o th bus1ness addres. of said wreck r as shown on h1s licens . (c) of a no ice of I I • • - \ • • • • 0 t• • (d) T~e City ~icense Officer may issue a suspension order effective immediately upon service of notice of said euspension upon a wrecker when the City License Officer determines that the public health, safety and welfare require such immediate action, and in conjunction with the issuance and service of a notice as provided for in subsections (a) and (b) of this Section 9-9-4. Any such notice shall state that the suspension shall be effect1ve immediately upon service of the no t1ce , and shall advise the wrecker of his right to a hearing under the provisions of this subsection (d) and subsection (c) of this Section 9-9-4. 9-9-5: TOWING AUTHORIZATION. No wrecker licensed by the City of Englewood, and no person engaged in the busi ness of owing vehicles, shall commence or orig1nate he towing of a veh• le in th c.ty of Engl wo l · ~.ou he wr 4 ~ ~onse nt of the reg 1st r d o ~ r, 1 al owner, pe rson 1n control, driver, or t he author i zed agen of y o~ lh >m, or oth r person ha" n a legal r· qh to s1.on o f the vehicle, or from a pol1.ce off1cer, sav xcept under the following circumstances: (a) A ow which 1s otherwise lawful b commenced or or1gina ed by a perscn eng ged 1. th busine ss of towing vehicl s 1f uch rson sh 1 ftr not1fy the Police Departmen of he C1ty of Englewood. Such no ification shall include a descr1ptio of the v h1cl to be ow d, h iro of he tow, h d s 1n - he ow, and the r son for wh ch th veh1cl 1 owed. of p 1v .lth (b) 1 ,•- • • - ( • 0 ·. • n Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the 7th day of June, 1976. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 9th day of June, 1976. Read by title and passpd on final reading on the 6th day of July, 1976. Published by title as Ordinance No. of 1976, on the 7th day of July, 1976. MAYOR ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer ___ , Series I, William D. James, do hereby certify that the abo·,•e and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of th~ Ordinanc , passed on final reading and published by title as Ordinance No. , Series of 1976. x officio city _,_ ' • • , 1- • • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS BY AUTHORITY ORDINANCE NO. ")I , SERIES OF 1976 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 35, CHAPTER 4, OF TITLE XIII, OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE, AS AMENDED, BY REDUCING THE AMOUNT OF REVENUES FROM THE SALES AND USE TAX DEPOSITED INTO A CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT ACCOUNT; WITH AN EFFECTIVE DATE TO BE SEPTEMBER 1, 1976 AND AN EXPIRATION DATE OF DECEMBER 31, 1976. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. That Section 35, Chapter 4, of Title XIII, of the 1969 E.M.C., is hereby amended to read as follows: 13-4-35: PURPOSE OF TAX -DISTRIBUTION OF PROCEEDS The City Council hereby declares that the purpose of the levy of the taxes imposed by this ordinance is for the raising of funds for payment of the general operating expenses of the City and for capital improvements; provided, however, not less than efte-ehir~-~il~t TWENTY-FIVE AND EIGHT- TENTHS (25.8\) PERCENT of all the revenues derived from said tax shall be segregated, held apart, nd deposited into a separate •capital Improvement Account• and shall be used sol ly to fund and finance capital im?rov menta of the City of Englewood. S ction 2. This ordinance shall b co eff ctive on Septa r 1, 1976 and shall expire by ita own terms on Dec mber 31, 1976. -1- •. ' • • , \ • • • 0 I • • Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the 21st day of June, 1976. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 23rd day of June, 1976. Read by title and passed on final reading on the 6th day of July, 1976. Published by title as Ordinance No. 1976, on the 7th day of July, 1976. MAYOR ATTEST: ex offic~o C~ty Clerk-Treasurer _______ , Series of I, William D. James, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of the Ordinance, passed on final reading and published by title as Ordinance No. , Serie• of 1976. ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer -2- • • ' - \ • • 0 ,, • 1 F INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS BY AUTHORITY NO. I SERIES OF 19 6 AN ORDINANCE AMEN ING SECTION 35, CHAPTER 4, ~F TITLE XIII, OF THE 1969 ENGLE D MUNICIPAL CODE, AS AME,DED, BY REDUCING THE AMOUNT OF REVE UES FROM THE SALES AND U TAX DEPOSITED INTO A CAPITAL IMPR VEMENT ACCOUNT. Y THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE of the 1969 E.M.C., is hereby 13-4-35: -DISTRIBUTION OF PROCEEDS il hereby declares that the the taxes imposed by this sing of funds for payment expenses of the City and for capital improv ents provided, however, not less than ene-th~r -~if~t TWENTY-~IVE AND EIGHT- TENTHS (25.8\) PE CENT of 11 the revenues derived from said tax sh ll be segr gated, held apart, and deposited i o a separat •capital Improvement Account" and s 11 be used a ely to fund and finance capital im?rov menta of the C y of Englewood. Introduced, on first r ading on the 21st day of J Publish 23rd day of June, 1976. day of • • , • 0 I• • :z:::::;. Published by title as Ordinance No. 1976, on the 7th day of July, 1976. MAYOR ATTEST: ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer ______ , Series of I, William D. James, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of the Ordinance, passed on final reading and published by title as Ordinance No. , Series of 1976. ex offic~o City Clerk-Tr asurer ' • • 1- • • , . • I; ( ) INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE CREATING AND ESTABLISHING AN IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT, TO BE KNOWN AS SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 76; ORDERING THE CONSTRUCTION THEREIN OF SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS; AND PROVIDING FOR NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS TO BID UPON THE CONSTRUCTION OF SUCH IMPROVEMENTS. WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of En g l e wood, Colorado, pursuant to Art i cle X, Section 107, of t h e Ch a r ter of the Ci t y o f En g l e wood , a nd t h e prov ision s o f Chapter 1, Title XII, 1969 Englewood Mun i cipal Code, here by finds and determines t ha t there e x i sts a nece ssity f o r the creation of Sidewal k I mp r oveme nt Di stric t No . 76 , i n said City , and the construction the r ein o f sid e walk i mprovements, as de cribed herein; and WHEREAS, the City Council has heretofore dir ct d the Director of Public Works to prepare plans, specLf ic 1ons, maps nd schedules in accord n ee with said laws; nd WHEREAS , the D1rector of P ub lic Works has pr p r ~d 11 maps nd certificat s of his survey, as w 1 a ch s, plans, sp cifica 1ons, appro x 1ma 1ons of cost, nd oth r m t rs nd hings 1n complete orm nd sub- s r qu1r d by 1 w ; and -1- nd c rtif1c t s o h1 ciflcationa, ra r h r y nd • • ]- • 0 • WHEREAS, at the time and place specified in said Notice, the City Council met in open session for the purpose of hearing any objections or protests that might be made against said improvements; and WHEREAS, all objections and complaints having been duly heard and considered, the Council has determined that such objections should be denied except as this ordinance has accepted them and incorporated herein changes in said District based upon said objections. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Section 1. Sidewalk District No. 76 is hereby created and the improvements hereinafter described, consisting of certain sidewalk improvements , are duly ordered after Notice duly given and Hearing duly held, all as required by law Sect ~o n 2. The extent of the District to be ass ss d or the co st of the improvements shall be all the real proper y · ecificallly benefited and as more particularly set forth ~r the Noti c of Hearing as provided by a Resolution of h1 C~ty Council passed and adopted on the 17th day of May, 1 76 . Th kind of improvements and the sidewalks on which such improvem nts shall be as follows: 1. N cessary installat~on, removal and r plac men of concret s~d walk, curb an gutt r, tog her with the appurt nanc s and ~ncid n ls, ~n th City's righ -of-w y contiguous o h following lots nd block s: LEGAL DESCRIPTIO PROPERTY ADDRESS S &ROADWAY -2- ' • • , -• 0 I• • LEGAL DESCRIPTION LOTS 1-~ BLK /~ KILLIES SUB RES 2800 [-l>t , . :: •! .. ,; '• ,• I LUI 10 ~ lf~ OF 11 Blk 4 l KIll rES SUB R ~SUB OF 6/7 !I LOTS i 3-15 BLK ,~ K ILLIES SUB I RES t/11 . .i 2840 2852 -• ;o. I It J •'" ( "279 5 2t6's f .. OF lJOT 37 2H3 PROPERTY ADDRESS S BROADWAY .... : s BROADWAY I ..• s BRO ADWAY ....... . . -. S DEL AWAR E ST ~---- .. .. LOTS ~1-~2 BLK 2 TER RY$ ADD 212 7 S DELAWARE ST~--------~ LOTS Ht 1t8 Bl 2 TERRY$ AOD 2701 s OELAWA ·". .. le -o .. ' .. . 280 $ T 'I . ' • • -• 0 , . • LEGAL DESCRIPTION PROPERTY ADDRESS I I • I • ,' ,~ . •• •, •. # ,'. to ·l--rc-ru'"'I""S_...,3...,3r::-""3n6,.--,BI'T.L.,.~.-.-._l'"6,--,lrrorrL-.E,W:nlrrL~o.-----..28"5"5 , -. • S BR"Q-.{O'rn:-v--------i! :'1:;-,i · :·' .... :······\. .. .. · : o I J :, ·.~: oo; I o o ' o 46 ilK l' 19lEWil9 i!8l5 . I j . 6 . BR8ABWAV ·-~ I I I 0 .I • 0 o O~ I "' 0 I .' .. ' •• 0 I ·, ' • l'•' I t ~ N 112 OF "42 ~All ,QF 43 8LK .1~ 2921 _, S BROADWAY L SPEERS BDWY ADD . · · i~2'1S8 Rl:fA1>WIY;-.-. ---------------------7.::: ~~=~-n1rR=iR:£-"Jr' 6 !R8A8dV 119W¥ t 98 i 'Jf:'l & iA8 1t9 U'¥ ---------------------------------------------------- ., : BL K H SPEERS BDWY ADD 8ROAD UY 04 ol I )045 S BROADWAY =&e o:--..·.,-.,..,.w -.,..--..cx:--..... ,...,...--...o.,...-,N.,.....----~2 · 75 ___ s -BR o ADw ~ ----- 1 CO R OF E 112 OF S l/2 OF S 112 ' F NE lilt OF . S W llit OF .SEC 34-4-68 , TH S ALO W LINE OF S • BD WY 100 FT, TH W 129 lll FT, TH N 1 0 0 FT, 3H e 129 1/2 fT G AL S ROAD WAY ••• , ·'. .... I< )147 t • I " ' -4- s ' • - • • • LEGAL DESCRIPTION PROPERTY ADDRESS ' LOT 7 .8LK ,.2 :UHLHAN SUB lN·D· : ..•.. : 13256 .. S FOIC ST FLG .• ·• t '• 1 • •, •,•'t• .... ~W I&,~..,.., •,,-.. ..., ''·•'· ."o l '\~ ·--··~. ' I • • LOT 8 BlK 2 OHLMAN SUB 2ND FLG I 3264 S FOX 1ST LOT 10 BU. 2 UHLMAN SUB 2ND FLG 3276 S FOX ST . ~ ... . .· L--~~~~----------~~~-=~--------~~~ I --· ~.....,.. . ...,.::""' . _.., ""''I[' • -• -' !lOTS 13-1~ BLK' ·~ S G HAMllNS ;"'!'owv ADO 1324 7 S BOW~ • ST : ~~ ·.; '•. l8 TS B lB 8llt -\ 11185!. a&& llS& & 8R8A9WAY ·!. •. '' '. t ' j • lk 5 ROS"'EAU !LOTS 16-20 32 64-68-70 •' . BLK 5 ROSE ADO S 8ROADkAY ST . ~ ' .,,, .. . ,. " 'lO TS t 32S5 HAWTHORN . .. : .. . 324 7 . ,S BROADWAY •. .. 'l'& 3 &~eaeu, ........ '. . . ..... RO-All A •• ... . , . 3264 s BROADWAY ... . •' . s GT ON 91' t. • 3255 : . s "ASHlhGT ON 9T ' s ' ()) • • 1-- • - LEGAL DESCRIPTION I ~ "\,., :cots 37-38 Blk 1 HAWtHORN 100 12lt5 1'''5 S WASHI~GTON ST . I LOTS 9-10 BLK 8 HA~THORN ADO 323-\ 323~ S WASHINGTON ST '• ~ . ,. ·" ...... '' , .·3300 ' LOTS 1-8 BLK .1 WEST VIEW f • ~ ' t. '. '. .. ,, :.1 LOT 6 BLK 2 ELLERIUN .sus ; . ~.:. :2885 28U S DOW,.INC ST . · ..• ·~· .. •n ... -~, •••••• -4 ·, •. , , .... !,. ••• ,. '' E 3 FT BLK 1 KIMBLE 1211 I ·,! .:!• I . (·. ' .. • L • ':. • • I .... u 1 .. ,;"• 4• I I ~ 10-FT OF LOT 3lt ALL 35 S 15 3159 T OF 3~ BLK 18 SVANSTON ,BOllY ADD ...... '... .. ...... I ....... : ••• ' 3159 S COitO NA ST .~., ·•· .... , , 1 .,. FT\lF"TOT.'"l OTS 32 35-36 BLK 26 EVA,.STON BO WY ADD ~ ·* • • .. I • o I LOTS 23-H .8 EY MAI Eit SU B LOTS 1-2 BLK ~1 EVANSTONS 80WY 3302 -~no Ol S CO DNA .ST . PROPERTY ADDRESS S WISRINCTO~r-------~ S WASHINGTON ST "'I 1 S WASHINGTON ST S DOWNING ST e ..... ' S CORONA ST 'ol1 '"'•• '• • S lAFAYETTE ST S COltON A S T ------------------; •. {2 ) (1 ) • • f - • • 0 t• • LEGAL DESCRIPTION PROPERTY ADDRESS r ~----------~----------------------------------------------------~ lt9-SO BLK lt1 EVANSTONS .. 3301 , . s DOWNING ST r .. •. •' I •• .. N 13 112 FT lOT 28 All lOT 29 ·,. 3383 .. s CORONA ST , ' ·S 23 F.T OF • lOT 30· BlK lt2 •· ' EVANSTON BOW ADD 3383 S ·CORONA ST ,.THE S 15FT OF lOT 33 . 8lK ·lt3 EVANSTON 8DWY ADD ,, ·· N 10 FT OF lOT 33 All LOT . 3363 S OGDEN ST 3lt & S 15 FT OF LOT 35' Bl.K lt3 L s .~v -aow r -Ao~----------------------------------.. ,·, .. 1 FT i'FL'OI'")'5 A\.l lOT 36 3355 C S 15 FT OF LOT 37 BLK ~3 liANS TON BOWY ADD N ·10 FT OF lOT 37 All o lOTS . . 3347 . ·. 38-39 8LK ~3 EVANSTON BOWY ADO s OGDEN s S OGDEN ST 31 s OG LO TS 44-45 8LK lt3 EVANSTON BOWY AOD 3323 -7- S OGDEN ST ,_ • Ul ' • • • -·. 0 , . • LEGAL DESCRIPTION PROPERTY ADDRESS r-----------------------------~--------~~-~~-------------------1 r ~· .: • LOT 10 STUTLER-TWINING SUB . 319 . .s HIGH ST • • o t •I o ', .. 3285 '·· s WILLIAMS ST .. ; : . -. ~ ~ ... · .. : . . : 't . -. ~ ... ( ' .. 3225 s '• WJLLUMS ST ... ··-· .. . , . . .. ' . '·• f~ ,_,.~ .. ~ ~: •• LOT 19 ALK 2 ll-RICR 608 3215 -s WILLIAMS ST ,_,,. r • .. '"''.., ~~·, ~:_,,, ..... ..... .. , ......... ' ........ ~ 'j ~· • •; LUTS ' -2 7 L 32 3285 S RACE ST v 4 s To ~ -s•=-w•'"v.-.:A-..o:.<o:--------::------__:;.;:,:-=-. ____ __:;~~.;:,::......:...;_ ____________ --1 • • .. • ',f ............ s...,.;~. f ' ... ~ ... .. •• ... .. '•l , .. .. FT 9 TH S 50 FT •• ••t ••••.•• ·t ":', 3771 S LINCOlN • • • • -a- • • • I '' .. I. LEGAL DESCRIPTI ,25 FT DEE E FOR RD IN NW BLK 1 HIGGINS BOWY ADO 36 50 s BOWY : I •• rOTS . 8 t ~-:e~\·t~·IGCINS ADO ; •. 't•·~''..'4 1 ••... on s UNCi ••. , ... ' . lOTS 10-11 .C . N . 10 Fr COl BLK 2 HIGGINS 8DWY ADO . 364t4t S lINCOLN · S T • ~. ·.:·; 1 l s l ~FTL O T12 -n ~-rll~so-wv b 0 ~ LrNC OLN ., - 1 LOTS 5-6 BlK tl HIGGINS t 1/2 VAC • 0 f • - -, PROPERTY ADDRESS 3650 s ST f . EN GLEW OOD CONS ALL EY ADJ I 6?0 p ~N ~~T --~------~--------------------~----------------~ 8 U ,6 HICOINS l/2 .VA C ALL EY _ _,......,..,...l _Scc,•T (4 c) (4a) ' ( 4 } 4 ) (1!) (1.1 ) • • • LEGAL DESCRIPTION .. ·:J.: ..... E 85FT OF N ·l/2. 8LK '7 9 EX S 119 FT & E ·1.5 FT THEREOF, & E 96 FT OF "S -119 FT OF N l/2 BL~ 1 EX E 29.5 RT I-THE REOF, HIGGINS ENG CONS EX HIW4Y 680 E JEFFERSON -VE . . . .. ~ ... ,., ... E 7 • 5 FT OF N 1/2 Bl K 1, E X S 119 FT THEREOF, •& W 70 FT OF NW 1/4 '8LK 8, EX S 119 FT THEREOF, ~· E 133 FT OF •. I S 119FT OF NW l/4 .8L~ ~;.ex E 66.5' FT THEREOf,,, •. ·t••., ·· --.. S f'l': ~O NS EX HIWAY 110 E JEFFERSON AVE -· . . .. . .. • 0 • 680 ., ' 710 !'• . . ' -.. -10- PROPERTY ADDRESS E JEFFERSO~ AVE E JEFFERSON AVE S, LINCOLN ST • •· S liNCOlN ST .. S LINCOLN ST H2 cH (l2e) (12!) • • • 0 • .'• ·., .\.,:. ~~~ . ~ .... • b LEGAL DESCRIPTION PROPERTY ADDRESS I L~TS 11-12 8LIC' 2 W'fNETKA HTS 3736 S LINCOLN 9T t 3736 S LINCOLN ·- ' ' : ,. ·-.. ·' )797 S LINCOLN ST o o o I; o o • ~ ' • I o .... ,.'t '\··· .... . , '--~-----~··~· ~---,--'--------------! • ... ~ ·.-. WYNeTKA HTS . 3721 1. S LINCOLN ~T ~~~4~5~-~4~6~BT(vK~l-uW~YNDFEvTK~l~H~t~sr---~3~711'-----,·--,.~~~rr----------~ S LI'NCOLN Sll . , ••.. . . • .. LOTS I )701 47-48 8L~ l WYNETKA HTS S Ll NCOLN ST ~ . . 3865 S LINCOLN S~ I LOTS ll-H 8L A'0 _.---- 3861 S LINCOLN l MANSFIELD 3701 s Ll NCOLN ST .. 3861 s LINCOLN T -ll- ' • • - • • - ..... . , :. ~:. : .... , .. . •' LEGAL DESCRIPTION P ROPERTY AD DRESS ' . . .' ,• ·t •" ~ "'!-: ·.~·, ... , •' r.~>. ~ r ~ '• o •. lOTS 39-ltO -BLK "1 . t4ANSF IElO. ADO . 3831 '. s L l NCOLN ST ' .. 3837 s LINCOt.N ~ ... . ;-f . ' . ... ... . ··, .. 'J ... ' : . -' I I •'• ,·. .. .. , ' ... ·' ' . , .•, ··r ..• · ·. .. ' '. . LOTS 1t3-ltlt BLK 1 MANSF lElO ADD 3815 s LINCOLN ST 3815 s t..l NCOLN Sll. I : LOTS 45-46 BLK l MAIIISF lElO ADO 3811 s Ll NCOLN ST . .. • • ; : •;1 • ..,. 'f . . ·-' : .. . ' ' ; ~ ·~~·.;!~ .. J .. . . ',' ,, " '-._, "'I 1 3801 s liNCOl N 5 T I' .. II MA ~F i ELO ADO . ~~· _llN_C_OL_N~S~T~------------------------------------------------~ • L • rs 1-2 BL K 2 .HANSFIELO ADO !)(. S ltlNCO lN Sf ' ·• "·. • ' MANSFIELD ADD ST .. , ,., ''• .. , .. • ... 1 . . . . ' ·' • t ..... ~ ... I-:" ... . •oo ADO f, ADD ~ 3800 .• _,S .liNCOlN ST 3810 s ll NCOLN ST ' ( ' 3816 s LINCOLN ST ··.· 3826 s liNCOlN ST 3 1 50 s LlNCOL III ST -1 - , . .. ! (5) . • .. •. • • • • • 0 t• - . hi .. """' .t, ... -~ • :. • • :, t ,, • -·-.... -. _...: LEGAL DESCRIPTION PROPERTY ADDRESS I ~ .... . . , ·' ... -·/ ~ .. ·.·, . ,. ·~ ...... ·.·~"-\:·~~~:~-.-·· 1 LOTS 15-16 8LIC .. 2 MANSFIELD ADD , 3860 ...• , . S r -~0,. l>NCU~~ :: .•·· .. , • . :• , .. " LO.TS 11:_18 8l~;~. Jiii~NSF IELD ADD ":·~876 .. 1 s 3876 'S LINCOlN .• ·~• .. ·, · ·· 1,' .'·i· ..•.. :' • I , :1, ; : ·;· 't,~ 1 , a. ·: ,-·-' • ! ,. •·· : ...... t LOTS 19-20 BLK 2 MANSFIELD 1-"J8 84 s (DNCOLN ~'·• . crrl1ANSF I El 0 L ·• ~1'. ADD ADD I• .. ' ~ 3884 .. • I ··.t .. : .•. .. 38?4 .. t."•\ s s Ll,.COlN ST lt N~Ol.N S~ :' ..... · LINCOlN ST LINCO t• • • I I \ ' ~ v; t' ~ • • , ':' •• ~ ...... '"'~,' '..... . • • : • .... •• .. <II • f 0 tj .. , • 01 . f o~ ~ ,,..o ,-.••: 'o t ,o I; 1;. ENCt.:EWODO .' •.•... 3620 ':._ ' .. : S HURON ST ..... 450 .. • W JeFfERSON AVE ~· r '' NCLE WOOO 3655 S DELAWARE ST -13- • : .. · .. .. I ' • • - I L O TS . . .., ·.\~ ... ·.". \: r~'"::>t;-~ ....... ' LEGAL DESCRIPTION . . · .. ·:··· ~ ' ' • I I ~ • ., -i 25-26 8LI(t 7 HAM ' Kl LllES BDWY HTS •· • 3791 s ACOMA Is T :. ·• ·, ' . . -·•,, ' . ,~, 1+1 · I I , 'A .. - ' LO TS 3-5 :.8LK .. 8 .HAM r:. KILL IES BOWY .HTS 1 '' ~ 'l~'"'::'/~', 3706 s ACOMA ST it ... ... ,• LOTS 17-18 8LK 8 HAM r:. .... .... • • PROPERTY ADDRESS 'I '! .. ~· ... • :,,I \.' ... 3791 .. s . ACOMA ST ' · I . -. I -.. 3706 s AC0/1A ST ., o•" I " ' 3168 I s ACOMA ST .. K I L L.I E S 80WY HTS I',,.,. .. : .. 37~8 s ACO H A • 1' , .. l' ST . - .. ... " I . ,.. .... . . ' --- ~·-·. ' -u- ' • • 1- • 0 I • - \ '.'.' .,.,.. "r • • LEGAL DESCRIP TION PROPERTY ADDRESS :LOTS 21-22 8LK .. 9 HAM C lc:llliES , 3809 •• , S . BROADWAY ftmWY RTS 3~0~T.~ l N 10 FT OF l ·6 ···~l~' ·l; t S 9 FT , OF 18 BlK .lO HAM t KtlliES ·-so 38 2 5 S ACO MA ST 3825 S ACOMA ST .. ' -'0 8lk l J A CKSO NS 80 WY 3 93~ S ACOMA ST ·~~~~~~--~~.~.7J--~~~~~~~----~:----~ I • ACOMA SIT LOTS 21-22 8 0 WY H TS LO , .... , ,":' .. ..~ . . H86 s ,. 27 ~079 S BANNOCK ST SONS ~07 S U~N Cl( ST -15 - •. ' • • ; t - ·.;··:·· '.. .. -'----'-·-·--~-----------·---~-----. ··-~ LEGAL DESCRIPTION • : ' I * ·• I LOTS 31-33 BLK ,l~ JACKSONS 4065 t BOWY HTS . . . , . ~ ·.. ... T /WAY Bl 3 Bl 22 JACKS ONS .4139 • I 4260 4290 • 0 • ',' PROPERTY ADDRESS S BANNOCK ST ' S l!lt A8WAV S ELATI ST BA NNOCK S S UN OCK ST S BANNOCK ST I I -1 - • . . • . , ...... , .,. ~ .. '· .... ~ . . .,, , • • • I - • • • • ... .,., ., t •••.•. -~·. =. ·: ~ \ •• &\.' . ·. •', LEGAL DESCRIPTION PROPERTY ADDRESS · ... • ~-l ~ ,·. 'L, ·t . 4217. .. : . .::· · .. : S AC OMA ST 80WY .H S 4217-19 SA OMA ST , ,, •• : •; • ' I o • • ~ I • • t ~ ; :' ~.. :: •• L OTS 3-4 BLK .l ~ BOWY HTS . 39l2 S LINCOLN ST • ":. ,,f, ,,) •, • I -r/• I o ·.3912 ·'; :~. S LINCOLN ST . ' ' • .. r ••• ·r • ·,, •• . l . ' • ~I •' LOTS S-6 BLK J S BOWY HTS 3920 ' S llNC OLN ST 't: ... * •• ~ ...1 ... :. • • •, -. " •• ·~· ~· ... ~ ~ t'; • I ' '' I ' ' t ' ' ·t•' ' ' . J •. , .··-•-.~, • o,l 'l '>f1 'tr "lftot', I oo,..: j, t-•;,,•,J; •'! o .. .. . . ... ~ . . , .. ~ . ~. . .. . -.· ,~ '. . .. .. . ~ s-aowv Rts 394 .. • \ f . ~ . •" •• .-·, it• tJ"-dftl .. . .. 3-14 8LK ., s BO WY HTS s UNCOLN ~T 5 I em:: :· S •112· OF 23 ALL. OF 2 it 8LK1 •• 7.,, LI NCOL N S ROAD WAY HTS ,, •. ::i ··I\ ;1!•. • S l [INCO L N s OLN-ST HTS 3919 s ll COLN ST 3907 s llHCOl ST -17- , ~ ~ . .. ··: ..... ···. .• . . " . ;--.. .. · .... • • • ]- 0 • LEGAL DESCRIPTION PROPERTY ADDRESS LOTS 25-26 BLK . 9 s BDWY HTS 4095 s L! NCOLN ST 4095 s ll NCO~N ST· \.•··· ' ., f • •r •' . ~ " ... ~ ," ·,· I • .J• .., ·~ ·; • I . .. ·,= I .. ... LOTS 3-lt BLK -:::-25 s BOWY HTS 420-\ s 8R04DWAY 420-\ s BOWY 0 I .... L.: ,, I ·• ... .. :. LOTS 11-12 BU 25 s BOWY HTS lt2lt2 s BROADWAY LOTS 29 s BOllY HTS ~ ~ 4285 s PENN S T LOTS-4!>-46 BLK 9 BO .. Y HTS 4211 s PENN ST ~ <!t211 s PEN N ST ' • ' ~. t •" ~ . • ~4 it' l LO S ·30-31 BLK 5 lOGANDAlE 3781 s HURON Sf 3 781 s HURON . I .. 1 \ • •• " . . .... I . I: • J .. OT fJ BlK Z lOFFREOA SUB 3985 s INCA ST -----.. , ..... . . ..,. .. • tOT l OlCFlJ :0 4100 I 5 (NCA s • • -1 - • -•. 0 , • • LEGAL DESCR IPTION PROPERTY ADDRESS LOT ~ BLK 2 OXFORD HT6 4120 S INCA ST LOT 10 BLK 2 OXFORD HTS 4180 S INCA ST ' c.L , l OXFORD tHS lt235 s INCA ST __ _j LO T 2 BLK 1 OXFORD HTS 1tl25 s INCA ST I l HTS 4 15 s INCA ST LOT 2b BLK •l .OXFORD HTS 4105 S lloiCA ST 4101 S INCA ST • f • ... " I f •• -. ... . . • • -1 - • • -•. 0 , . • LEGAL DESCR IPT I ON PROPE RTY ADDRESS LOT 1 .. Blf( ltZ CENTENNIAL ACRES 3292 "' STANFORD AVE 6TH flG •1' •• ' ·'I• ~· LOT 21t BLK 4t 1 CENTENNI .L 3165 w PIMltCO OR ACRES 6TH FLG LOt 31 BLK ItO CENt tNNIJl .ACRES 3 29 6TH FLG I . .. .. LOI 24 BLK 40 CENTENNI At. 1-i FLG LO T 21 BLK 4 0 CE NTE NNI•L ACR ES 3081 w UN lOt-I AV E 6TH FL G lO t zo BLK 4 0 . CENTENN I J ;rn 6TH FLG .... . LOT 19 BLI( 4 0 CENTE NNIA L ACRES 3051 w UN I ON AVE ~ LOT 17 • &L 40 CENTENN UL 3001 UNION AVE ACitES 6TH FLG • • • , 1- • 0 - LEGAL DESCRIPTION '. 16 BLK ~0 CENTENNIAL .ACRES 3002 ····· LOT 10 BLK 40 CENTENNIAL ACRE9 ~TH FLG 3126 PROPERTY ADDRESS W PJHLJCO OR W P I'HLI CO DR __J I LOT 8 8 6TH FLG ... w-Pll1rrro-o~t--------~ LO T 7 A R CENTE NNIAL • ' .... , •t.... J\,.., I .,. .. , • .. .t' 3172 L)TS 3 -4 . t. N 1./2 LO T .s . 8Ut 35 . :.4308 BD WY HTS W P IHLI CO OR • oi ..... "#. • f ; S PENN ST ~~O~~S~rH~N-~,S~T-.• ---J~,-~.~,,-~~-.-~,--~··~~-~-~-j-.. -~.~:~ .. -.-.--.-.~-.-.---.-.. -,-.,-,.-.. -.. -.. ~.,-.-.------- • L.. •... ~ •.. ,.4 .. -s ,, I ,., • •• .. • 'I ..... LOTS 31-33 BLK. 45 :,S 80'-Y HTS . 446l · ., • S PENN ST 446 7 S ltE"'N ST ·'· •. • ... , ...... 0 .... I,' •I 0 .. 1 t "ill II ill .... oh W'M'Eti!S'ERE 'U! 5 ''PM' ( 7 '18wat .... illtl ............... :• 15 -:n- • .,., \ , ........ f ,.. .... I •• I t l . I ' ··I I •. ' (1 4 ) • • , ]- • • 0 l o • LEGAL DESCRIPTION PROPERTY ADDRESS l8T6 f;l 'i UK i llilo .. UIUUERt 'UJ 88W¥ liTE 3tU~ •oo wwliN Q! U • 'f : FUsU Iii 'E II" B ' ET " t ·, ... 18 98 FT 14 8F T tl [ E £ QQI\ QF · •• tt a ar .,., T u "-,-.a i u ru , r• U FT Til W l 2§ FT Ti l E 10 FT ., TH [ U§ FT oT9 8[6 . . I LOTS 23-24 BLK 12 WOLLEN WEBERS 4490 S ELAT I ST • BOWY HTS 2ND ADO WHE~N~P~l~A~Tr-l~S~------------~~~~~------------__, 'FILED OESC AS. BEG AT A .PT 1 • -. t• ,, o, .·.o I t I I 80 F T N C 14 95 F T.-;--'!W~O-;;-F _S':'E~C~O"'-:R';-;:;---'----....:' -·--·------------------1-'tl-SEC 10-5-68 TH W 125 FT TH S S O FT TH E Z F • TH N 50 FT~T~O~B~E~C~--------------------------------------~ S I::LATI-.• ':'' 1 .,.1 ,,,, •• , ,· o I T 17-18 BLK 4 CREENS ,SUB 4572 S DELAWARE ST -~~~~-----~ , .. . '• 4670 S HURON ST LOT lot S SU8 2ND FLG -2- (13) • • • 1- 0 - • • • -2 - • ,_ -•. 0 I• • LEGAL DESCRIPTION PROPERTY ADDRESS LOT 1 8LI( 1 . SUNSET ACRES 4900 s HURON ST ' 4900 S HURON I .. ' LOT 2 BLK , 1 _.SUNSET ACR>ES 4910 ·S HURON ST I ' ·•' ,, LO T 6 BL K 1 SUNSET AC RES 4970 s HURON ST j •·*® ti&TQtJ li ~ ' ~ 1 ' 25 -26 BLK 75 HA RLE M .. 4895 s GRANT ST .... 0" ..-(•' ~. , : 0 4 898 "" ... , ... .~ . ·~ .. LOTS 44-4 6 8LK 11 HARLE M 4811 s PEN N S T -4 1 s PEN'i LO T 11 LK 1 HARPER S'US 4900 s PENN ST • • -2 - • - • • LEGAL DESCRIPTION LOT .15 .8LK .l :HARPER SUB '' LO T 4 BLK 2 HARP ER sue 5 Blk 2 Al Rl'l:R-SUB LOT .. · 4840 S PEARL ... 1 2 OF LOT 8 & All 9 BLK 81 TOw~-CUUllT'"I{v-nfB LOT 9 BLK 3 HARPER SU B 665 GRANO AV E '. LOT 12 BLK 9 BELlE WOOO 2ND ADO 5061 s WASHINGTON LOT 11 8lK 9 BEllE WOOD 2ND ADO ADO 612 £LLhOOD 2ND TON CIR • •. 0 t• - PROPERTY ADDRESS 4940 s PENN ST 4830 s PEARL ST . i PEA l ST '4980 s "ASHtt.GTON Sl' {6)1 665 E GIU NO AVE 5D61 s WASHINGT ON Sf {9) 680 s \.ASHlt.GTON Cllt (9 ) 6'7 • • -5- - • • • 0 !• • LEGAL DESCRIPTION PROPERTY ADDRESS LOT 9 8LK 9 8ElLEWOOD 2ND ADD S WASHINGTON CIR .. •' , .. 656 S WASHINGTON CtR LOT 8 BLK 9 BELLEWOOO 2ND ADD EK THAT PART OF SO LOT AOJ TO LOT 6 8LK 6 BELLE~COO~L~Y~I~N~G~--------------------------------WlTHIN W l/2 or-vAC S PEARl 656 S WASHINGTON CIR lO BLK 9 BELLEWO 0 2ND AD 648 S ~ASHINGTON CIR EX PART OF SO LOT LYJNC WITHIN W l/2 OF VAC S P ARl ST -4~~~~H'~G T O ~ fiR ~------------------------------------------~ LOT 6 BLK 9 B LLEWCOO 2ND ~OD ) 0-S-WASHINGf ON C IR ---. - 640 S ~ASHINGTON CIR -----; 624 S-kASHINGfON CIR (9c) (9d) (9e) (9f) (9 q) LOT 3 BLK 9 BEllEWOOO 2ND ADD 616 '9h) s .. ASHtNCTON c (lit I I LOT 2 LK BEllEWOOD-2NO ADD -608 • 608 S WASHINGTON C lit ro t -eL 4 BELt: ooo·-----~ qoo --- oo S GRANT -2 - --, _____ I .,ASH I NGTON C IR <9 GlUNT S r -------t • • , • t• • LEGAL DESCRIPTION PROPERTY ADDRESS :LOT 21 BLK -\ BELLE\jQQD 4975 s LOGAN Sf ; 4975 s LOGAN I TCfT""ZrB snt:ewooo 4957 . OGAN_S_T 4957 s LOGAN .. ' i LOT 2'5 BLK 4 BELLE WOOD 4947 s LOGAN Sf L 927 s LCGAt. ST 4927 LOGAN ( UWOb 4921 s LOGAN I -- l OT 31 BLK 4 BELLE WOOD 4917 s LCGAN ST 491 7 s L OGAN LOT 32 BLK 4 BELL waco 4911 s LOGAN Sf .. I ' I' . ---- LOT 33 8LK -\ 4901 s lCCAN S T 4 01 S LOC AN • • • -7- ]- • 0 • LEGAL DESCRIPTION PROPERT Y ADD RESS LOT 10 BLK 2 BELLEWOOO 4905 S GRANT ST __ _ _j I 1 LOT 11 BLK 2 BELLEW OO O 272 E CHENANGO AVE I --------------------~-------------------------------' Lui 12 B ~988 S LOGAN L w • BLK 10 8E LL EWOOO 2NO ADO tob 5 .· S I.ASHl lR b85 S WASHINGTON CIR _______________ ~------ -[OT -l 8l 8 ~~20 S WASHINGTON 8ELLEWOOO 1ST ADD 5040 S WASHI CTON ST Acre a ( ) ("/) • • -• 0 t• • lEGAL DESCRIPTION PROPERTY ADDRESS a 313 'I •o Lots 34 ' 35, B1k. 1, 3161 s. Bdwy. _Hee~o~~--------------------------~------------------------------~ 2946 S. Bdwy. Lots 9-16, B1k . 1, St~ayexs_Bdwy.A-~~------------------------------------------~ S ctl.on 3. Sal.d District shall be known as th sam lS hereby designated "S idewalk Improv men District No. 76", in Engle- wood, Color do. S c 1.on 4. 0 w lk 1mprove n s in plans, sp cifications Dlr c or of Public Works -2 - h C1 y of Engl wood Dir ctor o Publlc Works, n d ord r d, h IIUl r1 1 c f1 c 1on . ,_ ' • - • • I• • Section 5. The estimated total cost of said improvements is $76,889.15; it is proposed th~t the City of Englewood will pay approximately $7,422.80 toward the total cost of said improvements. The balance of the total probable cost (being approximately $69,466.35) is to be paid by special assessments to be levied upon each parcel of the real property hereinabove described. The approximate share of the total cost to be assessed per front foot upon any lot or tract of land fron ing or abutting on said i mprove men ts is set forth in the Notic of Hearing as prov~ded by a Reso- lution adopted and pas s d by h c~ y Council on the 17 h day of Ma y, 1976 and is: (l) Const rue vert1c l curb • g•1tt r $ .52 , .. ) Con tr cl 4" eu * 10.0 (3) Cons true 4" I ... 10. 4 (4) Construct 6" Ty I 10.54 (5) Construct T ll 11.4 (6) Construe 4 " 1 1.9 (7) Const rue " w l • 35 (8) Con ruC' 2. 3 ( ) v r leal r 2. 0 (10) cur w 1 4.4 8 ( 11) R WAl l. 33 -o- L.F. L. . L. F. L. L.F. s. . .F. S.F. L.F. L.F. S F. • • I • , . • (12) Remove pan (13) Saw concrete (14) Remove trees •curbwalk Type I is combination sidewalk, curb and gutter, with the wa lk area being 2'8" wide. ••curbwalk Type II is combination sidewalk, curb and gutter, with the walk area being 3'11" wide. 4.09 S.F. 7.00 L.F. 128.87 Ea. (f) That any person desiring to be heard upon the issue of the creation of the d~s r~ct, upon the cons ruction, installation, or the ~mprovements involvLd , m y a(·o:>t> r .. h bov 1m a!'ld p lac for th t purpo e . Sect1on 6. parcels -1- •. • • 1 • • • ,, • Section 7 . The Mayor and Director of Finance are hereby authorized to advertise for bids to construction such improvements in three (3) consecutive weekly issues of the Englewood Herald- Sentinel, a newspaper of general circulation published in the City of Englewood, which advertisements may run concurrently with the publication of this Ord i nance. Section 8. The City Council hereby finds and determines that the improvements proposed to be constructed and installed will confer a special benefit upon the property within the District and a general benefit upon the City of Englewood as a whole. Section 9. All ordinances, or parts thereof in conflict here- with are hereby repealed. This Ord i nance, after its final passage, shall be recorded i n a book kept for that purpose , -hall be au h e n icat d by the ~ignatures o f t h e Ci ty Ma na ge r n Direc or of Finance , sh 11 be publ~s h ed i n said City. Introd u ced, read in full a nd p a s sed on fir s t r cad~ng on the 6th day of J ul y , 1 9 76 . P ubl~sh e d as a Bill fo r an Ord in ance on the 7th d y ot July , 1 976. ATTEST: X offlc~o Ci I, 111 or o1n 1a n Ord1n nc , 1n r d~nq on th aurer MAY OR h r by c rt nd co pl d 1.n ull, July, 1976. -2- y th bov copy of B~ll and pasa d on • ] • 0 t• • INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN A BILL FOR AN ORDIN JI:,..:E REPEALING AND REENACTING CHAPTER 3, TITLE XIII, OF THE ~~69 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO BUSI~~SS AND OCCUPATION TAXES UPON UTILITY COMPANIES OPERATING W~'·'diN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD; AND PROVIDING FOR THE COLLECTION .;r' SAID TAXES AND IMPOSING PENALITIES FOR NON-PAYMENT THEREOF. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follov1s: Section 1. Tha Sections 1 through 8, inclusive, of Chap er 3, T~tle XIII, of the 1969 E.M.C., ar her by r p al d ~n •' ent~rety, and new sections within sub-chapter 3 arc hereby doped to read as follows: 13-3-1: DEFINITIONS As used ~n this Chapter, h phrase "ut1l1ty u tnes and occup ion" shall encomp ss thos util;ties defined s "public u ~li 1 s• by th 1 w of h St te of Color do, bu shall no hall not 1nclud ,u ~litis own d, oro d C lty of Engl wood. TAX LEVY -1- ,_ ' • • - • • 0 • 13-3-3: EFFECTIVE DATE; TAX DUE The tax levied by this chapter shall commence and become effective on September l, 1976, and shall be due and payable in twelve (12) equal monthly installments,with the first such install- ment due and payable to the City of Englewood at the Office of the Director of Finance, thirty (30) days after the effective date hereof. 13-3-4: EXCLUSIONS The provisions of this Chapter shall not apply to any utility business or occupation maintaining facilities or carrying on functions and operations within the corporate limits of the City of Englewood, under a franchise granted by the City of Englewood, the terms of which said franchise provides that the franchise fee or tax payable ~n connection th re- with, shall be in lieu of all o her fees and t xes ~t ~~ may from t~me to t~me be imposed by the City of Eng wood upon the conduct or operation of a bus~n ss or oc upation within th corporate limi s of th Cl.ty o I.:nglewood. 13-3-5: FAILURE TO PAY; PENALTY -2- ' • • , • 0 • that none of the terms of this ordinance shall be construed to mean that any utility business and occupation, or any utility company is is s ued a franchise by the City of Englewood. Section 2. The provisions of any ordinance in conflict here-with are hereby expressly repealed. Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the 6th day of July, 1976. Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 7th d ay of July, 1976. MAYOR t1 .E T: l.ClO Clty C r , do h r by certify hat h and compl copy of a introduc d, r d in full, and pass d on July , 1976. r -3- •. • • 1- • ~"-' ~ ~d~ ~ct. fe ~ i I'J:!>tC{e.. £q_ ~ e .s - • 0 • RESOLUTION NO. ~ , SERIES OF 1976 , . A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING REVISED SCHEDULES FOR METERED WATER SERVICE. WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado, at a regular session held Novemb r 3, 1975 adopted Resolution No. 58, Series of 1975, establishing certa~n wa er rate schedules; and WHEREAS, it has been determined tha certain changes are necessary to provide for additional water revenue. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: SECTION 1. RATE NO. 3. (Metered Service) Outs~de City, under the City of Englewood RATE SCHEDULES FOR WATFr SERVICE, effective January 1, 1976, is revis d to read follows: AVAILABILITY: APPLICABILITY: RATE NO. 3 (METERED SERVICE) OUTSIDE CITY Eff ctive J nuary 1, 1977 AVIUlable ervic ou C1 y of En l 77. -1- 1., •. • • I ]- First Next Next Next Next Ne xt N xt Over ~TER SIZE 5/ II I " 1" li" JLII l" 3" 4" 6" " 10" PA't T: • - QUANTITY MONTHLY US AGE GALLONS 3 ,000 12 ,000 85 ,000 150 ,000 750 ,000 4 ,000 ,000 25 ,000 ,000 30 ,000 ,000 QU AR TE RLY US AGE GALLO S 9 ,000 36 ,000 255 ,000 450 ,000 2 ,250 ,000 12 ,000 ,000 75 ,000 ,000 90,000 ,000 MINI MUM I"HA RGES MONTHLY $ 4 .20 'i . 5 <1 .56 15 . l2 .'l2 3l • 31 RA TE PER 1 ,ooo GALLONS $ l.ll .'l6 .. .6 • 51 .44 .41 .3 QUARTERLY $ 12 .60 17 .5~ 2 • " 5 .'l6 •. • • , ...... ) • • 0 All requirements relative to meters shal l be in accordance with the Rules and Regulations of the Water Department. No bill will be rendered for water whil e service is shut off at the curb box. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 6th day of July, 1976. MAYOR ATTEST: ex off~cio City Clerk-Treasurer I, William D. James, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer of the C~ty of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby cert~fy hat ~~ bov~ and forego~ng is a true , accurate and comple e copy ot Re olution No. , Series of 1976. ex o -3- • . ' • • f • 0 • Jtme 25, 1976 City o~ Englewood orti ce of the City Attorney }40o B. Elat i Street Englewood ' Colorado aouo At tn : Rick DeWitt Assistant City Attorney RE: Our ~ile -llu:"f'd Claimant n L D ar Mr. DeWitt: 018-4 D5546 B. S. Kresge K-Mart City of Englewood, 6-6-75 5 J ~n regard to our recent conversation concerning the above loas please b e advised that we are offering a settlement in this case in tbe &IDOWlt o~ $1-,5£0.26.11,7 ~0· 62 6 WD. t is lilY tmderatand ill8 that tbe city counael of ~lewood will ban to approve this amotmt. Baaed on the circwutancu aurround1118 tbia incident our principal fe la that the amount of would a fair uttle n to all parties c ncerned. ,J (; "'" 1 v1ll be looking forward to b rine fr you in tbe nee.r tuture coacernill8 hil •tter. Sincerely, M/ .. fln.~' t~l~utrd. AdJu.at r ac •. • • - ]-- -. • TO: FROM: • 0 • Karl Nollenberger, Asst. City Mgr. Margaret Freeman, Pres. Englewood Employees Association DATE: June 30,1976 6 Tuesday, June 29,1976, the Memorandum Of Understanding for 1977-78 between the City and the Englewood Employees Association was ratified by the membership of the Association by a vote of 93 for and 3 against. Mar gar t Fre eman, Pres. EEA • ' • • -• • MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING between the ENGLlWOOO EMPLOYEE ASSOCIATION and the CITY OF ENGLEWOOD For years January 1977 through December 1978 The following Memorandum of Understanding will cover a two-year period commencing on January 1, 1977 and ending December 31, 1978. Salary Salary increases for the duration of this Memorandum of Understanding shall be as follows : •(L ft!-.tlVI! on January 1, 1977. ;,(, pos 1 tion s covered by th Assoc iation shall receive an increase of 6 .0% of the 1976 base sd'ary. B(Effective on January 1, 1978: All positions covered by the Association shall receive an increase of 6.0~ of the 1977 base salary. Note: Base salary does not include overtime and/or longevity. example, a grade 2 maintenanc wor ker has a bas s lary at t of 664 per 1 nth in 1976. For A Step Addition lly, in order to nhance the City's position in t job th s ti to provid th loyees th opportunity to r ach xi u s p 1 1 in our y rs instead of four and on -hal y ars, th ollow ng adjus nts th City's c1 ass1f1cation schedule will b fectfve January 1, 1977: 1. 2. 3. fn all grade • T pr s nt • • • ,_ ]-•. • -2- The above percentages result in the following salary schedule for 1977: A B c 0 f. Grade 1 704 737 774 814 855 2 737 774 814 855 897 3 774 814 855 897 942 ' 4 814 855 897 942 989 5 855 897 942 989 1,039 6 897 942 989 1,039 1,089 7 1,039 1,089 1,1 44 1,202 1,260 8 1 ,115 1,173 1,231 1,290 1,357 9 1,20 2 1 ,260 1 ,324 1,386 1,458 10 1,29 0 1,357 1,423 1,497. 1,568 11 ' l,b:'9 i, JC !:> l,C....t 1.:: 1,<t:h 1 • 1,643 1,726 1,814 13 1.605 1 • tAJ•i 1,'68 1,856 ,949 The salary sch edu le for 1978 w· be a~ follows: A B f 0 f. Grade 1 746 781 820 863 906 2 781 820 863 906 951 3 820 863 90 951 999 4 863 90 95 999 1,048 5 906 95 1 999 1,0 1,101 6 951 999 1,048 1,101 1,154 7 1,101 1,154 1,21 3 1,274 1,336 8 1,182 1,243 1,305 1,367 1,438 9 1,27 4 1,336 1,40 3 1, 69 1,545 10 1,367 1,438 1,50b 1,582 1 ,6 2 11 1,4 9 1,545 1,6?1 1,701 1.78 12 1,5 2 1,6 2 1,742 1.63 l. 23 13 1,701 1,785 1,874 1,967 2 ,0 6 • • , • ]- • .. • 0 • -3- We, the undersigned, agree to recommend and actively support the above to our Association and to the City Council respectively. It is acknowledged that all provisions in this Memorandum of Understanding are subject to federal regula- tions which are applicable. This agreement covers wages and benefits for the contract years beginning January 1, 1977 and ending December 31, 1978. It is understood by the Association and the City that there shall be no reopening or further negotiations concerning new or additional cost items during the life of this agreement unless both parties agree to reopen the negotiations. I: 1/'J .,.J., +o o.. ss .... ,'" J-.1 ... t:~1 .~ .... ~-yc...... -J""-c-~_.,..1 1-"1.. fVt.J• .,_: .. ""''' ~''"-C. +• --~~ 0-..... .. L..~.,, ,...,_ j /Sj l't"1"1 h r L.. '~:r-p e.. C..+ ~.... ,, '1 i, ~rJ~~ff" Karl Nollenberger t17 ~g_ __ :L:_~ -~----··-~l g ll~~ • • , - • • 0 • MEMORANDUM TO: Karl Nollenberger FROM: Englewood Pol Ice Benefit Association G\TE: July 1, 1976 Sl.SJECT: 1-'EKJRANDUM OF t..t-lC€RSTANDI NG This Is to Inform you th~t the Eng l ewood Pollee Benefit Associ~ i o n ~gr e fully with the s~lery figures es outlln d I n he rrorandum of Uncers +en dl s deted June 29, 1976, ~nd agrees In pr inc ip l e w i t h the rede l nlt ion of +"l 0 percent dlsebll11y be nefit. H ever, ~f er conferr i ng ~oW I 1 legil l coun!>el we desire to have some i~nguage changes In the redef i n i t l or het wi l l '"'Ore fully clerl ty the Intent ot the o rd inance. Our counse l, Mr. Criswell , will cont~ct t e city attomey re garding the I angu~ changes. ' • • - (t • 0 t• - MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING between the ENGLEWOOD POLICE BENEFIT ASSOCIATION and the CITY OF ENGLEWOOD For years January 1977 through December 1979 June 29, 19 76 The following Memorandum of Understanding wfll cover a three-year period commencing on January 1, 1977 and ending December 31, 1979. Salary Salary Increases for the duration of thfs Memorandum of Und erstanding shal be as foll ows: 1976 base s lary ote: Base salary does not i nc lude longevity, overt1 , or ed ca • incentive . For example, base sala y or a 1st Class Pol c 0 fcer in 1976 f s $1,152 per month. The abo e stated salary incr ases for 1977 w111 result in an a pproxima t salary df rent1a 1 bet en class fed pos1 1o s as foll s: 20S b t en st Class Police Of icer and Serg a 10 b t n Serg ant an d Lfeutenan 10~ b t n Lie tenan and C pta1n 977 bA ahry -..... ' • • • 0 • -2- The preceeding percentages result in the following salary scale : 1977 1978 1979 4th Class 944 1,001 1,061 3rd Class 1,055 1,118 1,185 2nd Class 1,146 1,21 5 1,288 1st Class 1 ,221 1,294 1,372 Sergeant 1,465 1,553 1,646 Lieutenant 1,612 1, 709 1 ,812 Captain 1.774 1,880 1,993 Fringe Benef1~s Redefinition of £lie d1~....H#.y~~e.;:ne~'tt .... p:::e:::n::si"io~n~i-;s ----:d.-:e;jf~i~n~edrior on or off-the-j ob i nJury and relates to the employee's inability to perform his/her own occupa ion as a police officer. ;, "C ~e vl.il y , 1976, the definition shall read as follows: "A emp oye sn 11 be e ligi ble fo r an additional 20 d sability benefit ff and whPn th ~ loy ~ be comes permanently disabled as a resul o an on-the-wo r o~ b acc1d en or sickness. P rmanent disability sha l l be detfne ~ 'o tn e e purposes as the inability to per orm he duties o any occupa o for wh ch the mployee 1s or may become reasonably qua ified by edu cat;vr., • ;n - 1ng , or PXP r i ence. In ad dition, if upon examination by t e Pens 1t Boa there 1s ev ide nce that the ret i ree is ga nf u ly employeed, e/s h ha 1 o l onger b li gfble for the City 's 20! di sab ility b nef it p nsio . At the time of employment any pre-existing medical conditions wh fc or do qualify the employee for disabi ity benefit shall be excluded r the Ci ty 's 20S disability pension. , th und rsigned, agree to rec . nd and actively support th abov o o r Association and to th Ci y Council respectively. It is ackno ledged that all provisions in this randu of Und rs anding are sub Jec o dera l r gulatio s fch ar applicab le. T fs agr nt covers g s and b its for the contract y ars begfn ing January 1, 197 7 and ending 0 er 31, 197~. It 1s und rstood by th Association and th Ci y hat t r shall ~ no r op - fn or furt r n ot1at1ons co r 1ng n or addition 1 cos it s d~r1~ Iff of thfs gre nt unless bot parties agre to reo en n o at1ons . • • • . ' - • • -3- (. ( v • ' Wfllfam D. J~ Xl1an Stanley • • • _., • ,. - 6 MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDIN G between the ENGLEWOOD FIRE FIGHTERS ASSOCIATION and the CITY OF ENGLEWOOD June 29, 197 The following Memorandum of Und e rstanding will cover a three-year pPriod commencing on January 1, 1977 and ending December 31, 1979. I • B. for the duration of this Memorandum of Understandinq hall s Janu ry l, 1977: s Firefighters and Driver Note: Base salary does not includ lonqevi y or over im • base salary for a 1st Clas Fir@ Figh r in 1976 is $1,145 The abov stated salary increases for 1 77 will resu1 ~n n alary diff ren ia1 bet n classified posi ions as !ol1o s: 15 be w en 1st Class Fir r and L~eu enan 10 bet nd 10 be ry 1, 1 78: ls Cl ISF r P'iq rs nd 0 1v r /0 ra or/ salary -6.0 of 1 -cy .o of 1977 1ons -.o salary r/ or/ y 0 y le, rox • c ' • • 0 • -2- The preceeding percentages result in the following salary scale: 4th Class 3rd Class 2nd Class 1st Class Driver/Operator/Engineer Lieutenant Cap tain Battalion Chief ~ ~Fringe Benef~ A. Disability Definition. $ 1977 1978 912 $ 967 1,039 1,101 1,125 1,193 1,216 1,289 1,3 09 1,388 1,398 1,482 1,538 1,630 1,692 1,794 re fighter. City disabilit benefit , City Cod 11 -1-9: ene ~t pension is defined for on or off-th employee's inability to perform ~is/her ow 1979 $1 ,025 1,167 1,265 1,366 1,471 1,571 1, 728 1,'10:1 1ly , 1976, the de finition shall re d as fol o"' . '"An em o y qible for an additional 20\ d~ ~ili y nefit if and when h :omes permanently disabled a result of n on-the-job or of - or sickn ss. Permanent disabil~ty shal l be def1n inability to perFo th du iea of or may become r asonably qualif1od the City's 20 any pre-existing ical oond1tions ic tor disability ben fit shall ~lud on. could f •. ly • • ( • • -3- We, the undersigned, agree to recommend and actively support the above to our Association and to the City Council respectively. It is acknowledged that all provisions in this Memorandum of Understanding are subject to federal regulations which are appllcable. This agreement covers wages and benefits for the contract years beginning January 1, 1977 and ending December 31, 1979. It is understooo b y the Association and the City that there shall be no reopening or furth er negotia - t ions concerning new or additional cost items during the life of this agreem e nt un le«. both parties agree to reopen negotiations. Karl Nollenberger ~~. ~dhd cLL/2~ Charles Renner W Iter Magers Ralph illlvan • . ' • • ]- • • 0 , . • RESOLUTION NO. d l , SERIES OF 1976 A RESOLUTION AMENDING THE 1976 BUDGET IN THE GENERAL, WATER AND SEWER FUNDS. WHEREAS, the City Council has adopted the 1976 annual budget for the period of January 1, 1976 and ending December 31, 1976; and WHEREAS. the City Council is desirous of replacing a backlog of equipment in order to maintain service levels and reduce maintenance costs; and WHEREAS, the City Council has passed an ordinance to provide an additional $122,000 of sales and use tax into the General Fund effective Septeaber 1, 1976; and WHEREAS, there is an existing appropriation in the General Fund budget of $58,350 for equipment replacement. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows: Sec tion 1. The following estimated revenues and appropriations are hereby made in the General Fund. Source of Funds Total General (Sales and Use Tax) Cancel Appropriations Public Works Police Appropriations City Manager Public 'orks Fire Police C nfty D velopaent Library Parks Finance Total $122,000 16,200 42,150 $180,350 $ 517 73,779 39,116 47,827 517 2,000 15,167 1.4 7 $180,350 •. • -• 0 I• - -2- Section 2. The following estimated revenues and appropriations are hereby made in the Water Fund . Section 3. Source of Funds Retained Earnings Appropriations Water Pur1ficat1on $14,791 $14.791 The following estimated revenues and appropriations are hereby made in the Sewer Fund. Section 4. Source of Funds Retained Earnings Appropr1 a t1 ons Sewer Treatment $3.605 $3,605 The City Manager and Director of Finance are hereby authorized to make the above ue~ts to the 1976 budget of the City of Englewood. ATTEST: Mayor ax offtcfo Cfty Clerk-Treasurer I. tllta D. J s. officio Cfty Cl rk-Tr asur r of th City of Engl od, Colorado. do hereby certify that the abov and for oing 1s a tru • accurate and c plete copy of Resolution o. __ • Serf s o 1976 . • • - - • • -3- I, William D. James, Director of Finance of the City of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby certify that there is a retained earnings balance of $14,791 in the Water Fund and $3,605 in the Sewer Fund. Dated this 1st day of July, 1976. Wt11t .. o. Ja.es Director of Finance •. • • - ( • 0 • TO: City Manager McCown FROM: D. A. Romans, Acting Director of Community Developme nt DATE: June 30, 1976 SUBJECT : 1981 Capital Improvement Program Pursuant to the provisions of the Englewood City Charter, herewith is attached a list of priorities for the Capital Improvement Program for the year 1981, approved by the City Plannin and Zoning Commission at a Special Meeting on June 29, 1976. I 1 as umed that the Capital Improvement Program outl i n d in the Five-Y ar Capital lmprov ment Program, Englewood, Colorado, for th years 1977 thru 1980, will remain th am 1 I t h following su ge tion : That th Fire Training Fac i lity Expan ion , Clo d Circuit T 1 vision, Int r cti n ra p Corr c ion, Outdoor Pi ol Range, and th odific t1 o of Pipin at Overh ad R ervoir b includ d in h 1 7 7 pro-ra Th Co i sion al o briefly di cu s d tb possibility o 1DClud1n the Library Expansion in the 1977 pro ram. • ' • ( ( • • 0 I • • MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY MANAGER REGARDING ACTION OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION, DATE: June 29, 1976 SUBJECT : RECOMMENDATION: Wade moved: 1981 Capital Improvement Program Pr i or ities Jorgenson seconded : The Plann i ng Commission r e fer t o t h e City Manager t he following lis t of 1981 Capital Improveme n t Program pr i or it i e s . l. 2. 3. 4. 5. G. 7 , 9, 10. 1 . 13. 14. 15. . 17. 1 • 19. 20. 21. 22. Sinclair Pool Bathhou se Lebow Av enue Bridge Broadway Widening : Yale -Flo y d Broadw a y Me dian Plan ters Mi l ler Bu i lding Renova tion Floyd Ave nu e Ex t e ns ion T n n Avenu Co nnec t o r 0 1 rr.o uth Widenin g: Logan -Delaware uni ip l Refuse Dis p osal System (Cooperative and/or gran ) L le Dry Creek Dev lopment Big Dry Creek Dev elopment Golf Course/Greenbelt Golf Driving Range Softball Complex Gard n Are a ateDAi Pal"k &bore Develo ... nt Cu s hing Park Expansion Dev e lopme nt Bannock/Sherma n Wi den i ng R aligna nt : F loy d and Broadway High School Bal l fie l d Li ght s cL llan Res rvoir Dev lopment Community Cen ter $3 61,000 $121,750 to to $ 80,000 $ 78,000 $ 730,000 $ 129,500 $ 38,000 $4,800,000 310,000 21 , l) 4 '300, « " 4 1,000 $ 271,700 202,000 $ 24.000 l.f,nO O 1~ 0 0 6 00 ,000 1,159, 00 650,000 90,0 0 43,0 0 It is ugg st d that the followin project b 1nclud d in th 1977 Capital Improv ment Program : 1. ir Training Facility pan ion 2. Closed Circuit T 1 vision 3. Int r ction Dips Corr ction 4, Out oor Pistol Ran e 5. od1f1cat1on of Pipin at Ov rh ad R rvoire. • • ...... • • Projects requested by the Utility Department, in addition to the modification of piping at overhead reservoirs suggested to be included in the 1977 CIP Budget, are: Construction of Pipeline in City Ditch: Partially Metered System Allen Filter Plant Capacity Increase Partially Metered Systea Increase Overhead Storage Booster Pump Capacity Partially Metered System Water Storage Reservoir -Bates/Logan Partially Metered System By Order of the City Planning and Zoning Commission. Gertrude G. Welty R cord ing Secretary $2,501,000 $ 306,000 s 378 ,000 2,024,000 • • I • -•. 0 , • • ROLL CALL Moved Seconded k_e Na_.l Abstain Absent W1_!_11ams ~ So vern ~ ~ 1/. -~~~nn K Jlrown ~ ~ ~~on v ~or _l_a.r!_ or J.L__ • • • - • ROLL CALL Moved Seconded 1\Ye Nay Abstain Absent Williams v A ..,.... Sovern v smnn V" ~ ~nn 8rown _!"' l.Jayton J/ ~or Taylor _LL"" • • • -• . , . • ROLL CALL Moved Seconded An Nay Abstain Absent Wf_llfams v/ _iovern v Sftl1th ,/ t,.-Mann J/ _!!_rown .........-_t:;llYton J/ Mayor Taylor J/ ' • • ' • -•. • t~ • ROLL CALL d d A Moved Secon e ~e W1J..! 1ams Na ll' Ab sta n Ab sent _lovern ~1~ ~nn _Bro.n !.lly_t:on ~r _!~or • • -• 0 • ROLL CALL M ed Sec ed ov ond t.--Williams Sovem ~nn _L.....-_ I'Wlnn Browt 1.1ay~on !'Wlyor Tl_t_l_or #~~ / ~~:>-"-' L~ 3 cos.P~ ~ ) r} ),k~-7JI Aye l/ v .,r/ v J/ 1/ •. Nay Abstain Absent • • I • -• 0 I• • ROLL CALL Seconded A We Nay Abstain Absent Williams v / Sovern v Sinlth v 1--' Mann J/ BnMI 1..-ClaYton ,/ ""y0r Taylor ,/ .5-£/' c ~ /~ ____.(} ,-r/C-~.57 • • • -• 0 ~~ • ROLL CALL Moved Seconded _be Nay Abstain Absent Williams ""' So vern _f.,/ ~ _k' ..-~nn v Brown ~ c_•mon JL" __!ayor Taylor L./ • • I • ,._ . ' - 0 ~~ . • ' Moved ~ Seconded I--'~- Aye 1-...-Williams Nav Abstain So vern it--I Absent L/ I --, - .__ tn Minn ..,. -;::; --Brown - I I c· ayton lllavor rayTor IJ 1./ I __, ' • • • • •. • t • • Na Ab ta1 Ab t Mov econ e 'I.Ye lY s n sen W1J11ams .1::::::_ ~ ~overn v ..--~ it"'_ ..!!!_nn ~ ~own _!.;_!_~on ~ .!!!l_Or T~Jor ~ • • I • -•. 0 , • • ROLL CALL M eel S d d A Ab ov econ e ~e !.r_ sta n sent ../c::::.._ Williams _!-"' ~vern ~ ~ ~ ..-~nn ·"" ~rown Na Ab ~~n ~ ~or _!~or ..!:::._ .. • • • • , • • •. . ~~ • ROLL CALL Moved Seconded A~e Nay Abstain Absent -Williams I/ So vern v :>m1th v _l'llann {./ Brown Clayton ....,. _l'llayor Taylor c.--" w I t./-3 2 ~~ 1:;-3l ,~ I • • • • - • ROLL CALL Moved Seconded ~e ~ ~Sta!!!.. Absent ~ Wllifams ~ ~overn ~ ~ .L_ ~n ..f::::.. ~rown .iL... ~~on ..J:::::::... ~r..!.~Or ..iL.. • • • I • -•. • , . • ROLL CALL "' ed s d d A Na Ab Ab ov econ e ~e ty sta n sent Wi_lliams ~ So vern ~ ~ L ~nn v _f!rown __{;_I &}'!_On ~ l'l&yor ...!. ay 1 or v ' • • • I • -• (• • ( . . . ROLL CALL • • • • . • • .,. . ROLL CALL M ed S d d A ov econ e 'lye !Y sta n sent Williams _.... ~overn ~ ~ ~ ~nn ~ _!!_rown Na Ab Ab J._J~on ~ .!!_a_lor _!~or U:::::::::: • • • , - Moved Seconded • • • , . • ROLL CALL W1111ams sovem Sln1th Mann Brown t:lavton l'layor Taylor A \Ve Nav A bsta n A bsent ") a_}~ 0 /u-J _L ~_..7? J c /'c. .vc.-~L ,._ • . ' • • ' • -•. 0 t• - ··~ "" -~'j a_,/L~r ,,; ~~ff ~ Moved Secondecf A Nay Abstain Absent Williams (../" ~ So vern V' L ::.mnn t./' -_l'lann ~ tsrown LL 1.1ay~on ~ _l'la}'Or _! a.l_l or ~ • • • • -. , . • ROLL CALL "' ed s d d A ov econ e 'Ye W1111ams ~ Na 1.}' Ab ta1 s n Ab t sen ....--So vern v Slnf1h ~ 1/ Mann ~ Brown Clayton ~ Mayor Taylor ~ .. • • • -•. • - -- ROLL CALL Moved Seconded _Me Na_y Abstain Absent / Williams ~ 1.--~ 2Q_vern t,../_ ~ v Mann _!"" Br<MI / Clayton _v v _lllayor ray_l or ~ ' • • • • I • 0 , • • ROLL CALL Moved Seconded _&_e Nay Abstain Absent Williams v ,/ so vern ~~ Sln1ttl v 1,/ "-lnn 1/' Brown !;layton y Mayor Taylor v • • , • -•. • • ROLL CALL Mo ed s d d A Na v econ e ll_e !1. s n sen Wi_l!fams ...!:::::._ j_overn ..::::::__ ~ ~ .::::::.. 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Nay Abstain A bsent ~ .. • • , • -•. • t• • • • , . • • - • ROLL CALL Abstain .. • • , • - • t• • ~ .)-/ _ ~ [_,.9-ROLL CALL 1'~$/~ ei:l S d ~ A Na Mov econde \ye !.}'_ sta n sent ........._ Williams v Ab Ab Sovern ~ ~~ ~ ~-Mann _1/ J!rown _t;J~on v Mayor Taylor _I./ • • • • -•. • • ROLL CALL Moved Seconded Abstain Absent .. • • • • -•. • - --------------------------------------------~--~------------- ROLL CALL Abstain Absent • • • 0 • ROLL CALL Moved Seconded Abstain Absent • • • -• . • • . .. ------ ROLL CALL • • • - • «• • ----------=---~"-~ ROLL CALL ;r;k_ed Seconded ~e Na..L Abstain Absent W1Jl1ams L ~overn ..!:"':.. _y ~ ~ ..tL_ ~nn ~ !!._reM~ ~~on I/ ~or _!_~or _1-"' ' • • , • -•. . (• • ROLL CALL M ed S OV d d econ e A lYe lY Ab sta n sent ~ Williams (../ Sovern /,./ :.m1tn v _,.ann v ISrowl'l ""' I. layton v ~or _!ll)'Jor 1/ • • • -• t• • .~-n ~! 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