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AGENDA FOR
THE SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL
DECEMBER 7, 1976
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7:30P .M. Call t o order, invocation by Reverend Fred Hahn,
I mm anue l Lut he ran Churc h, 3695 South Acoma St re e t,
p ledge o f alle g ian c e b y Cub Scout Pack #347 ,
Webelo ws Den #1, and ro ll call .
1. Minutes.
(a) Minutes of the special meeting of No ve mb e r 8,
1976. (Copies enclosed.)
(b) Minutes of the regular meeting of November 15,
1976. (Copies enclosed.
2 . Pre-Scheduled Visitors.
(a) Mr. M. M. Summers , 3140 South Delaware Street,
will appear before Council concerning liquor
matters.
3 . Communications -No Action Recommended.
(a) Minutes of the Planning and Zoning Commision
meeting of November 9 , 1976 . (Copies enclosed .)
(b) Minutes of the Library Board meeting of No-
vember 9 , 1976. (Copies enclosed.)
(c) Minutes of the Parks and Recreation Commission
meetin g of November 11, 1976. (Copies enclosed.)
(d ) Minut e s o f the City of Englewood Retirement
Board meeting of November 12, 1976. (Copies
enclosed.)
(e) Minutes of the Career Service Board meeting of
No vember 2 3, 1976 . (Copies enclosed.)
(f ) Me morandum from the Director of Parks and Recre-
ation to the City Manager concerning attendance
at the 1976 National Congress for Recreation
a nd Parks. (Copies enclosed.)
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3 . Communicati ons-No Action Recommended (Continued).
(g) Le tter from the Municipal Finance Officers
Association to the Director of Finance concern-
ing the Annual Financial Report of the City of
Engle wood for the fiscal year ended December 31 ,
1976. (Copies enclosed.)
4. Communications -Acti on Recommended.
(a) Co nsideration of renewal of 20 liquor license s
in the City of Englewood. (Copies enclosed and
the following owners are in the audience -
Messrs . William Gilmore and Rodney Utz , owners
of The John, 90 West Belleview; Mr. Arthur M.
Snow , o wner of Snow 's Lounge, 2893 South Broad -
way; and Mr. and Mrs . Maurice Soliman, owners
of Bar Harbor, 3484 South Broadway.)
(b) Minutes of the Water and Sewer Borad meeting of
November 16, 1976 with the following recommenda-
tions:
(i) Approval of Supplement #52 to the South-
gate Sanitation District;
(ii) Recommending increase in sewer construction
inspection charges. (Memorandum from the
Director of Utilities to the Assistant
City Manager enclosed.)
(Copies enclosed .)
Pr ocl amation declaring December 9, 1976 as George
Perrin Day. (Copies enclosed .)
Letter to Mr. Al Lottner, attorney representing
G. G. 0. Inc . d/b/a Sizzler Steak House, 5151
South Broadway, concerning rescheduling of public
hearing for the issuance of a hotel and restaurant
liquor license. (Copies enclosed.)
(e) Encro a chment agreement for Plaza De Medico located
i n the 35 0 0 b loc k of South Washington. (Memo -
randum from the Director of Utilities and encroach-
me nt a g reement enclosed .)
(f) Memorandum from the Director of 'Utilities to the
City Manager concerning a gas service easement for
the gas use distribution at the Bi-City Wastewater
Treatment Plant. (Copies enclosed.)
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5. City Att orney.
Ordinances on Final Reading.
(a ) Ordinance amending section 2(c), Chapter 6,
Title XIII, of the 1969 Englewood Municipal
Co de rela ting to collateral securities on banks
holding City cash deposits. (Copies enclosed.)
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Bills for Ordinances.
(b) Bill amending Section 12 and 13 , Chapter 3,
Title XV , Article II , of the 1969 Englewood
Municipal Code authorizing the optional use
of scheduled flat rate or measured service for
residential water usage within the City of
Englewood. (Copies enclosed.)
Resolutions .
(c) Resolution c on c e r ni n g the issuance of a 3 . 2
(consumption on premises) beer license to Encore
Inc., 5470 South Broadway . (Copies enclosed .)
(d) Resolution appointing John A. Criswell , attorney
at law , 3780 South Broadway , as s pecial co u nsel
i n l i t i gation to b e commenced to determine the
v al i d i ty of a certain sand and gravel lease
enc um bering City property currently held by
Motor Cr ane Service Company , a Colorado corporation.
(Cop i es enclosed.)
Other Matters .
(e) Report from the City Attorney concerning special
assessment hardship cases. (Copies enclosed.)
(f) Attorney 's Choice .
6. City Manager .
(a) Memorandum from the City Manager concerning the
Senior Citizens Center name memorialization.
(Copies enclosed.)
(b) Memorandum from the Assistant City Manager to
the City Manager concerning the Englewood Citizen
Newsletter. (Copies enclosed .)
(c) Memorandum from the Director of Finance to the
City Manager concerning the River Redevelopment
Proje c t. (C o pies enclosed. )
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6. City Manager (Continued) .
(d) Memorandum from the Director of Finance to
the Assistant City Manager concerning changes
to the Englewood Municipal Code due to State
Liquor Code changes . (Copies enclosed.)
(e) Memorandum from the Assistant City Manager and
Director of Finance to the City Manager con-
cerning the establishment of a sewe·r construction
account. (Copies enclosed .)
(f) Memorandum from the City Manager concerning a
letter from Mr. William E . Kor b itz , manager of
the Metropolitan Denver Sewage Disposal District 1 #1, concerning public hearing on proposed rev i s i ons •
to State water quality criteria and stream classifi -
cat i on system . (Copie s and Me morandum from the
City Manager enclosed .)
(g) Manager 's Choice .
7. Visitors .
8 . General Discussion .
(a) Mayor 's Choice .
(b) Council Member's Choice .
9. Adjournment.
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And;r_, McCown
Cit~ Manager
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
November 8 , 1976 I a.
The City Council o f the City of Englewood , Arapahoe Co unty , Co lorado ,
met in special session on November 8 , 1976 at 7 :00 p .m.
Mayor Protem Clayton , presiding, called the meeting t o order .
The invocation was given by Councilman Smith . The Pledge of
Allegiance wa s led by Councilman Brown .
Mayor Protem Clayton asked f or roll call . Upon the call of the
roll , the following we re present:
Coun cil Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown , Mann , Clayton .
Absent : Mayor Taylor .
The Mayor Protem declared a quorum present .
Also present were : City Mana g er McC own
Asst . City Manager Nollenberger
City At t o rney Berardini
Di r. of Finance/City Clerk James
Deputy City Clerk Varner
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COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS MOVED TO OPEN A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER AN
APPLICATION FOR A SPECIAL EVENTS LI UOR LICENSE FOR SAINT LOUIS CATHOLIC
CHURCH/P .T .A. AT 3301 SOUTH SHE~~ AND 3310 SOUTH LINCOLN , ON NOVEMBER 14 ,
1976 FROM 12 :00 NOON TO 8 :00 P .M. Councilman Brown seconded the motion .
Upon a call of the r oll , the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes : Council Members Williams , Sovern, Sm ith , Brown , Mann, Clayton .
Nays: None .
Absent: Mayor Taylor .
The Mayor Protem declared the motion carried •
City Clerk James noted that his office has received no written
protests t o this special events license .
Carole Maschka , 4152 West Greenwood Place , Denver , Chairman of the
Saint Lo uis Parish/P .T .A. 27th Annual Jamb oree , was present . She explained
that beer will be served during the football game in a r oom set aside for the
adults , and wine will be served with the spaghetti dinners . She also stated
that this jamboree is the only fund-raising event sponsored by the Parish and
is the only source of income for the P .T .A.
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Ms . Maschka presented to City Council a picture showing the posting
of the public hearing notice on the premises , as well as a copy of the bylaws .
Chalmerse Parker, 3996 South Grant , stated he is in favor of this
l icense because it is for a fund raising event that is held only once a year .
In response to Mayor Protem Clayton , three additional persons stood
t o express their support of the issuance of this license .
M. M. Summers , 3140 South Delaware, stated he is opposed to this
license because there are enough liquor establi shments in this neighborhood
to supply the needs, and because there has been no evidence presented by the
applicants to show the needs or desires of the inhabitants .
Ms . Masc hka noted that question #7 on the application should be
corrected to read "yes " because the Saint Louis Church/P .T .A. is a religious
or philanthropic institution .
Tom Fitzpatrick , 3155 South Acoma , explained that the Saint Louis
Church/P .T .A. works in conjunction with the state P .T .A. but is not affiliated
with the national P .T .A. He also stated that liquor will not be served at
the jamboree , but that wine will be served with the spaghetti dinners and
beer will he served during the football game only .
COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING . Councilman
Williams seconded the motion . 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 Protem declared the motion carried .
COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS MOVED TO GRANT THE SPECIAL EVENTS LIQUOR LICENSE
TO SAINT LOUIS CATHOLIC CHURCH/P . T .A. AT 3301 SOUTH SHERMAN AHD 3310 SOUTH
LINCOLN ON NOVEMBER 14 , 1976 FRO~I 12:00 NOON TO 8 : 00 P .M. Councilman Mann
seconded the motion .
Councilman Smith stated that Article 12-48-102 of the state Liquor
Code requires that they must be an incorporated organization to be granted
this license .
City Attorney Berardini responded that , in his opinion , this section
of the code does not require them to be incorporated because of other provisions
also included in this section .
Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes : Council Members Williams, Severn , Brown , Mann, Clayton .
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Nays: Council Member Smith .
Absent: May o r Tay lor .
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COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED TO OPEN A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER AN
APPLICATION FOR A SPECIAL EVENTS 3 . 2 BEER LICENSE FOR ENGLEWOOD LIONS
CLUB TO BE HELD AT THE ENGLEWOOD SHRINE CLUB , 3299 SOUTH LOGAN , 0
NOVEMBER 19 , 1976 FROM NOON TO MIDNIGHT . Councilman Williams seconded
the mot i on . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes : Cou ncil Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Br own , Mann , Clayton .
Nays : None .
Absent: Mayor Taylor .
The Mayor Protem declared the motion carried .
City Cl erk James noted that his o ffice has received no written
protests to this special events license .
Roy Lininger , 5 Sunset Lane , Littleton , Chairman of the Ways and
Means Commi ttee of the Englewood Lions Club , wa s present. He stated that the
Lions Club plans to hol d a raffle and "Las Vegas Night" where they wish to
serve 3 .2 beer . Mr . Lininger noted that this application has been appr oved
by the club members and the Lions Club Board .
M. M. Summe r s , 3140 So uth Delaware, stated he i s opposed to this
license because the applicants have not provided evidence showi ng the needs
of the neighbo rh ood or the desires o f the inhabitants . He also stated that
there are enough liquor establishments in thi s neighborhood to supply the
needs .
Co uncilman Smith stated that one of the grounds f o r issuing a
special events license is that no other suitable place that already has
a license could be f ound . Mr . Lininger responded that this was investigated
by the committee and that they decided there was no other appropriate place
avai lab l e to hold this event •
Virgil Thomas , 3810 South Lincoln , Secretary o f the Englewood
Lio ns Club Board , stated that the Bo ard passed a motion instructing the
We,ys and Means Committee to proceed with the raffle and "Las Vegas Night "
as a fund raising event , including the application for the special events
3 .2 beer license .
Di scussion followed regar ding statute requirements for issuing
special events liquor licenses .
COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS MOVED TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING . Councilman
Mann seconded the mot i on . Up o n a call of the r oll , the vote resulted as
follows:
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Ayes: Council Members Williams , Sovern, Smith , Brown , Mann, Clayton .
Nays : None .
Absent : Mayor Taylor .
The May o r Protem declared the motion carried .
COUNCirw.N WILLIAMS MOVED TO GRANT THE SPECIAL EVENTS 3. 2 BEER LICENSE
TO D GLEWOOD LIONS CLUB TO BE HELD AT THE ENGLEWOOD SHRINE CLUB, 3299 SOUTH
LOGAN , ON NOVEMBER 19 , 1976 FROt~ NOON TO MIDNIGHT . Councilman Mann seconded
the motion . Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as f o llows :
Ayes: Co uncil Members Williams, Sovern , Brown , Mann , Clayton .
Nays: Council Member Smi th .
Absent: Mayor Taylor .
The May o r Protem declared the motion carried .
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Mayor Protem Clayton declared a recess at 8:05 p .m. Council 1~ccnvened
at 8:15 p .m. Upon a call of the roll , the following were present:
Council Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown, Mann , Clayton .
Absent : Mayor Taylor .
The Mayor Protem declared a quorum present.
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A public hearing was opened to consider an application for a 3 .2
beer license , consumption on the premises , for Encore , Incorporated , d/b/a
The South Door , 5470 South Broadway .
Attorney Martin Miller appeared representing the applicant .
Attorney Richard Landrum appeared representing The John , 90 West
Belleview Avenue , formerly Leaning Tower of Pizza , in opposition to the
issuance of this license .
Testimony and evidence was received both for and against this
application .
The public hearing was closed, and City Attorney Berardini noted
that City Council has thirty days in which to make their decision •
A complete transcript of this public hearing is being prepared
and will be on file in the City Clerk 's office .
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COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED THAT CITY COUNCIL MAKE ITS OFFICIAL STAND
CONCERNING I -470 ACCORDING TO THE LETTER DATED NOVEMBER 5, 1976 TO THE
AD HOC COMMISSION AND SIGNED BY MAYOR TAYLOR UNTIL COUNCIL DERIVES AN
OPINION ON THE VARIOUS ALTERNATIVES , Councilman Williams seconded the motion.
This letter requests that the Ad Hoc Commission delay making
their decision on I -470 for one month in order that City Council may
continue its collective evaluation of the alternatives which have been
presented , A copy of this letter is on file and available in the City Clerk's office .
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 tem declared the moti on carried .
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Mayor Protem Clayton adjourned the City Council meeting at 1:30 a .m.
City Clerk
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
November 15, 1976 J b.
The City Counc i l of the City of Englewood, Arapaho e County, Colorado ,
met in regular session on November 15, 1976 at 7 :30p .m.
Mayor Taylor , presiding , called the meeting t o order .
The invoc ati o n was given by May o r Protem Clayto n . The Pledge of
Allegiance was l ed by Boy Scout Troop #15 4 .
Mayor Taylor asked f o r r oll call . Upon the call o f the r oll , the
following were present:
Council Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown , Mann , Clayton , Taylor .
Absent : None .
The Mayor declar ed a quorum present .
Also present were : City Manager McCown
Asst . City Manager Nollenberger
City Attorney Berar dini
Dir . of Finance/Cit y Clerk James
Deputy City Clerk Varner
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COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED TO ACCEPT THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR CITY
COUNCIL MEETING OF NOVEMBER 1 , 1976 . Councilman Brown seconded the motion .
City Manager McC own noted that "ordinance" in line f our o f the next
to last paragraph o n page 9 should be corrected to read "towing regulations".
Upon a call of the roll , the vote r e sulted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Willi ams , Smi t h, Br own , Ma nn, Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None .
Abstain: Council Member Sovern .
The ~layor declared the motio n carried .
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Ivan Diehl , 1620 West 82nd Avenue , was present to request a change
of ownership and transfer of the liquo r license of E-Z Liquors , 3353 South
Santa Fe Drive , from Elsie Barrent to I .L .D., Inc •
Discussion followed concerning Mr . Diehl 's FBI record , and City
Attorney Be r ardini noted that the existing lease must be change d to show
that the corporation has a right t o po ssession of the premises .
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COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED TO TRANSFER THE LIQUOR LICENSE OF E-Z LIQUORS,
3353 SOUTH SANTA FE DRIVE , FROM ELSIE BARRENT TO LL .D., INC ., WITH THE PRO-
VISION THAT THE PROPER LEASE BE OBTAINED . Councilman Williams seconded the
motion . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes : Council Members Williams , Severn , Smith , Mann, Taylor .
Nays: Council Members Brown , Clayton .
Tbe Mayor declared the motion carried .
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Attorney Alan Lattner appeared representing G.G.O., Inc ., d/b/a
Sizzler Family Steak House , 5151 South Broadway , t o request a public hearing
for the issuance of a hotel and restaurant liquor license and definition of
the neighborhood boundaries .
COUNCILMAN SMITH MOVED TO SET A PUBLIC HEARING ON DECEMBER 13 , 1976
AT 7 :00 P .M. TO CONSIDER THE ISSUANCE OF A HOTEL AND RESTAURANT LIQUOR LICENSE
TO G.G.O., INC ., D/B/A SIZZLER FAMILY STEAK HOUSE , 5151 SOUTH BROADWAY ; AND
SETTING THE BOUNDARIES OF 12 BLOCKS . Cou ncilman Mann seconded the motion .
Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes : Council Members Williams , Severn , Smi th, Brown , Mann ,
Clayton , Taylor .
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Nays: None .
The Mayor declared the mot i on carried .
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"Commun i cations -No Action Recommended " on the agenda we re
(a) Minutes of the Library Board meeting of Oc t ober 12 , 1976 .
(b) Minutes of th e Fire Pension Board meeting of October 13 ,
1976 .
(c) Minutes of the Parks and Recreation Commission meeting
of October 14 . 1976 .
(d) Minutes of the Planning and Zoning Commission meetings of
Oc t ober 14 and October 19 , 1976 .
(e) Financial Report for the month of October 1976 .
(f) Memorandum from the Chief of Police to the City Manager
concern ing yielding right-of-way to emergency vehicles •
(g) Memorandum from the Director of Finance to the City
Manager concerning the auc ti on of City equipment on
October 30 , 1976 .
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(h) Financial Report as of September 30 , 1976 f or the Police ,
Fi re, and City o f Englewood Retirement Funds .
(i ) Mem o randum fr om the Di rector of Public Works to the City
Mana ger concerning Floyd Avenue .
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COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED TO RENEW THE 3 .2 BEER LICENSE, CONSUMPTION
OFF THE PREMISES , FOR KING SOOPERS , 5050 SOUTH FEDERAL BOULEVARD . Councilman
Severn seconded the motion . Up on a call of the r oll , the vote resulted as
f ollows :
Ayes: Council Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown , Mann ,
Clayton , Taylor .
Nays: None .
The Mayor declared the moti on carried .
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COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED TO RENEW THE HOTEL AND RESTAURANT LIQUOR
LICENSE FOR DEMETRIOS CORP ., D/B/A ARAPS OLD GUN SHOP EATIN AND DRINKIN , INC .,
3866 SOUTH BROADWAY . Councilman Williams seconded the mo tion . Upon a call
of t he roll , the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown, Mann ,
Clayton , Taylor .
Nays: None .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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City Attorney Berardini presented a Bill f o r an Ordinance which
requires that collateral security for investments be valued at market value
rather than par value . He stated that this is a result o f a recommendati on
fr om the City auditing firm .
INTRODU CED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMEN MANN & WILLIAMS
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 2(c), CHAPTER 6 , TITLE XIII, OF THE 1969
ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE , RELATING TO COLLATERAL SECU RI TI ES ON BANKS HOLDING
CITY CASH DEPOSITS .
COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED TO PASS ON FIRST READING A BILL FOR AN
ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 2(c), CHAPTER 6 , TITLE XIII, OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD
MUNICIPAL CODE, RELATING TO COLLATERAL SECURITIES ON BANKS HOLDING CITY CASH
DEPOSITS . Co uncilman Brown seconded the motion. Upon a call of the r oll , the
vote resulted as follows:
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Ayes : Council Members Williams, Severn , Smith , Brown , Mann,
Clayton , Taylor .
Nays: None .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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City Attorney Berardini gave a brief report concerning the exclusion
proceedings of certain lands within the City f r om special taxing districts .
He stated that all of these areas are now removed from the special taxing
districts and after January 1 , 1977 will no longer pay any additi onal taxes
t o any special districts; however , they will continue t o pay any obl i gati on
for bond indebtedness which occurred while they were in the district .
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City Attorney Berardini gave a repo rt concerning the option of
residential dwellings t o c onvert from metered t o flat rate water service .
He stated that the present ordinance would have t o be amende d t o provide
for this optio n .
COUNC ILMAN CLAYTON MOVED TO REQUEST THE CITY ATTORNEY TO DRAW UP
AN AMENDMENT TO THE PRESENT ORDINANCE , AS WELL AS ANY OTHER NECESSARY DOCUMENTS,
TO GIVE AN OPTION TO THE ONE AND TWO -FAMILY DWELLINGS IN ENGLEWOOD THAT ARE NOW
ON METERS TO REVERT TO FLAT RATE WATER SERVICE . Councilman Mann seconded the
motion .
Councilman Smith stated that this problem should be considered along
with the overall water problems . Councilman Mann responded that the citizens
should have the opti on to choose between me t ered or flat rate se r vice .
Mayor Taylor expressed suppo rt of universal water metering t o help
cut down on wast e of treated water . Cou ncilman Mann agreed with this problem
and s tated that the City staff should enfor ce i t.
Upon a call of the r oll , the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes: Co uncil Members Williams , Smith , Br own, Mann , Clayton .
Nays: Counc il Members Severn, Taylor .
The Nayor declared the motion carried •
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City Attorney Berardin i noted that City Council must make its
Findings of Fact, Conclusions and Decision regarding the 3 .2 beer license
appl ication of Encore , Inc . within thirty days of the public hearing date ,
which wa s held on No vember 8, 1976 •
COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED TO REQUEST THE CITY MANAGER TO SET UP A MEETING
ON NOVEMBER 18 , 1976 AT 5 :00 P .M. TO CONSIDER THIS MATTER . Councilman Smith
seconded the motion . Upon a call of the r oll , the vote resulted as f ollows :
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Ayes: Council Members Severn , Smith, Brown , ~!ann , Clayton, Taylor.
Nays: Council Member Wi lliams .
The May o r declared the motion carried .
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COUNCILMAN SMITH MO VED TO DIRECT THE CITY ATTORNEY TO CONFIRM CITY
COUNCIL 'S POSITION THAT THE LEASE WITH WINSLOW MOTOR CRANE IS TERMINATED , AND
TO RETAIN ATTORNEY JOHN CRISWELL TO ASSIST THE CITY ATTORNEY 1 S OFFICE IN
PRESENTING THIS MATTER TO THE COURT . Coun cilman 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 .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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City Manager McCown presented a memorandum concernlng the City 's
water policy. He stated that a water rate structure analysis and funding
mechan i sm needs to be made for the water imp r ovements . He suggested that
the analysis be made by the City staff with the advi ce of an outside firm ,
and he requested Council 's permission to contac t various f i rms to see what
range of fees would be charged for advice services only .
COUNCI LMAN SMITH MOVED TO DIRECT THE CITY MANAGER TO BRING BACK
INFORMATION TO CITY COUNCIL CONCERNING FEES THAT WOULD BE CHARGED FOR
ADVICE SERVICES ONLY . Councilman Se vern seconded the motion .
Councilman Sovern suggested using an accounting firm for the rate
study because they would have a better understanding of fin ancing methods .
Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes : Coun cil Members Williams , Severn, Smith , Br own, Mann ,
Clayton , Taylor .
Nays: None .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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City Manager McCown presented a memorandum concerning membership
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City Manager McCown presented a recommendati o n f r om the Parks and
Rec reation Comm issi on that City Counc il reinstate the o riginal campus type
plan (Scheme G) for the Senior Citizen Recreation Center with the culdesac
and closing of South Lincoln Street .
COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED TO ACCEPT THE RECOMMENDATION FROM THE PARKS
AND RECREATION COMMISSION TO STICK TO SCHEME G FOR THE SENIOR CITIZENS
RECREATION CENTER . Councilman Brown seconded the motion .
Discussion followed c oncerning funding for the culdesac.
COUNCilMAN SMITH MOVED TO POSTPONE Till S ITEM UNTIL THE CITY COUNCIL
MEETING OF JANUARY 17 , 1977 ; AND TO DIRECT TilE CITY MANAGER TO PROVIDE FURTHER
INFORMATION ON FUNDING OF TilE CULDESAC AT TI!AT TIME . Counc ilman Clayton
seconded the moti on . Up on a call of the r oll , the vote resulted as f ollows:
Ayes : Council Members Sovern, Smith, Brown , Mann, Clayton .
Nays : Council Members Williams . Taylor .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED TI!AT CITY COUNCIL MATCH THE ENGLEWOOD
CENTENNIAL -BICENTENNIAL FOUNDATION FIVE -TO -ONE UP TO AN AMOUNT OF $150 ,000 .
Councilman Sovern seconded the motion. Up on a call of the roll , the vote
resulted as follows :
Ayes: Council Members Williams, Sovern , Smith , Brown, Mann, Clayton .
Nays : Co uncil Member Taylor .
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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City Manager McCown presented a recommendati on from the Parks
and Recreation Commission that Ci ty Co uncil consider naming the new Senior
Citizens Recreation Center the "Malley Centennial Center" in honor of
Elsie Malley .
COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED TO ACCEPT THE RECOMMENDAT ION FROM THE PARKS
AND RECREATION COMMISSION TO NAME THE SENIOR CITIZEN S RECREATION CENTER THE
MALLEY CENTENNIAL CENTER IN HONOR OF ELSIE MALLEY . Councilman Williams
seconded the motion .
Councilman Smith noted that donations were to have no affect on
the naming of the center , and that the name should be decided by the citizens.
COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED TO POSTPONE THIS MOTION UNTIL THE CITY
COUNCIL MEETING OF DECEMBER 7 , 1976 FOR FURTI!ER RESEARCH . Counc ilman So vern
seconded the motion . Upon a call of the r oll , the vote resulted as follows:
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Nays: Counc il Member Smith .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED TO DIRECT THE CITY MANAGER TO SCHEDULE
MEETINGS STARTING IN JANUARY 1977 CONCERNING LITTLE DRY CREEK . Councilman
Mann seconded the motion . Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as
follows:
Ayes : Council Members Williams , Severn , Smith , Brown , Mann ,
Clayton, Taylor .
Nays: None.
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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COUNCILMAN SMITH MOVED THAT ALL PHYSICALS FOR CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS
BE PERFORMED EVERY TWO YEARS . Councilman Severn seconded the motion .
COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED TO POSTPONE THIS MOTION UNTIL THE NEXT
CITY COUNCIL MEETING AND TO RECE I VE A LEGAL OPINION FROM THE CITY ATTORNEY
AT THAT TIME . Councilman Smith seconded the motion .
COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED TO TABLE THESE TWO MOTIONS INDEFINITELY .
Councilman Clayton seconded the motion . Upon a call of the roll , the vote
resulted as follows:
Ayes : Council Members Williams , Brown, Mann , Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : Council Members Severn , Smith .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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Mayor Taylor adjourned the City Council meeting at 10:20 p .m.
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South Metro Denver Citizens Band Radio Operators
6199 S. Broadway
littleton, Co 60121
Utex, Inc.
3604 South Jason St.
Englewood, Colorado 60110
Attn: Mr. Bob Herman
~e: Interference with radio communications.
Dear Mr. Herman,
I met with you last week, Wednesday the 29th of Sept.,
to discuss the radio Interference caused by one or more of your
welders. Your co-operative attitude Is appreciated,-In fact you
called me at my office yesterday to advise me that the prob l em
had been corrected.
Mr. Herman, when I arrived home last night, I passed the
word to the other Operators, that you had taken care of the prob lem
as you had said you would. The response I received was not a ll that
enthusiastic. The interference began again yesterday afternoon. It
may be that another of your units needs adjusting and or repairing.
1 t Is our understanding that the Interference of radio com-
munications on pre-assigned radio frequencies Is in vio lation of the
Federal Communications Commissions regulations. We ask you again,
PLEASE, have your equipment properly adjusted and/or repaired.
We are sending copies of this letter and signatures to t he
Federal Communications Commission to alert them to the problem .
Sincerely,
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AI Cooley KZ~4214
cc: Mr. Poo I e
Federal Communications Commission
New Custom House
Denver, Colorado 80202
For the South Metro Denver
Citizens Band Radio Operator.s.
PRINT NAMe CALL LETTERS SIGN ED.
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6199 S. Broedway
Littleton, Co 80121
Utex, Inc.
3604 South Jason St.
Englewood, Colorado 801 10
Attn: Mr. Bob Herman
~e: Interference with radio ecmmun le a tlons.
Dear Mr. Her~~n,
I met with you lest week, Wednesday the 29th of Sept.,
to discuss the radio Interference caused by one or more of your
welders. Your eo-operative attitude Is appreciated,-In fact you
celled me at my office yesterday to advise me that the problem
had been corrected.
Mr. Herman, when I arrived home lest night, I passed the
word to the other Operators, that you had taken care of the problem
as you had said you would. The response I received was not all that
enthusiastic. The Interference began again yesterday afternoon. It
may be that another ~f your units needs adjusting and or repairing.
It Is our understanding that the Interference of radio com-
munications on pre-as~lgned radio frequencies Is In violation of the
Federal Communications Commissions regulations. We ask you again,
PLEASE, have your equipment properly adjusted end/or repaired.
We ere sending copies of this letter end signatures to the
Federal Communications Commission to alert them to the problem.
Sincerely,
~ ~/u,
AI Cooley KZ~4214
For the South Metro
Citizens Bend Radio
ce: Mr. Poole
Federal Communications Commission
New Custom House
Denver, Colorado 80202
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Dear Mr. Herman,
I met with you last week, Wednesday the 29th of Sept.,
to discuss the radio Interference caused by one or ~~re of your
welders. Your co-operative attitude Is appreciated,-In fact you
called me at my office yesterday to advise me that the problem
had been corrected.
Mr. Herman, when I arrived home last night, I passed the
word to the other Operators, that you had taken care of the problem
a s you had said you would. The response I r e ceived was not ell that
enthusiastic. The interference began aga in yesterday afternoon. It
may be that another ~f your units needs ad justing and or repairing.
We are sending copies of this let ter and signatures to the
Fede ral Com~unications Comm ission to aler t them to the problem.
Sincerel y,
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AI Cooley KZ~(21(
cc: Mr. Poole
Federal Communications Commi ssion
New Custom House
Denver, Colorado 80202
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WAIVER OF THI RTY -DAY REQU I REME NT FOR
PUBLIC HEA RING ON .L IQUOR L I CEN SE
TO: CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLE WOOD
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COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE
JAMES L. PLUMMER and CAROL J. PLUMMER, of lawful age, being duly
sworn upon oath, state:
That they are the directors and officers of the James L. Plummer
Company, James L. Plummer owns 100% of the
Company, a Colorado corporation, which has
restaurant liquor license with the City of
the 30-r uirement for a ublic hearin
tion has been filed in ~ts final form, and
wa ve a publ1c 1n w1 1n a s an further a ree
~~ ~ing date bef~~e ;~ C4 ty Council of the City of Englewood on
t~e-----ay of Januar __ 1 ___ .
That the undersigned comprise 100% of the shareholders and officers
and two of three directors of the James L. Plummer Company, Incorporated,
and at a special meeting held on December 7, 1976, the Board of
Directors unanimously authorized James L. Plummer, President, to
consent to the above waiver on behalf of the applicant corporation.
J AMES L. PLUMMER COMPANY, a
Co lorad o corporation
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November 9, 1976
CALL TO ORDER.
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The regular mee ting of the City Planning and Zoning Commission
was called to order at 7:05 P.M. by Chairman Tanguma.
Members present: Jones, Jorgenson, Parker, Pierson, D. Smith,
Ed Smith, Tanguma, Williams
Members absent: Wade
Also present : Assistant Director Romans ; Associate Planner
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II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES.
Mr. Tanguma stated that Minutes of October 14, 1976, and
October 19, 1976, were to be considered for approval.
Williams moved: Jones seconded : The Minutes of October 14, 1976 and October
19, 1976, be approved as written •
AYES: Williams, Jones, Jorgenson, Parker, Ed Smith, Tanguma
NAYS: None
ABSTAIN: Pierson, Don Smith
ABSENT: Wade
The motion carried.
Ill. COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
Review of 1969 Edition
Mrs. Romans announced prior to beginning the review of the
Comprehensive Plan that Mr. Wanush had been invited to meet
with the Littleton City Council to discuss I-470 alternatives.
Mr. Wanush hoped to be back in time to partake in some of the
discussion on the Comprehensive Plan .
Mrs. Romans reviewed the background for the Comprehensive Plan.
The authority to adopt a master plan is given in the Colorado
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Revised Statutes, and in the Charter of the City of Englewood.
As set forth in these two sources, the Master Plan, or Compre-
hensive Plan, shall cover such matters as streets, public facilities,
housing, utilities, etc. The Plan may be adopted in whole or
in part, and may be developed taking into consideration the
geographical composition of the city, or by the f unctional
purposes o f the Plan. In preparing the Plan, there must be
careful study of the present conditions and the anticipated
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future growth of th e City. The purpose of the Plan is to
guide the growth o.i the City, anr! to "promote the health ,
safety, and welfar " of the citizens of the City. The Plan
is adopted by the Commis sion by resolution after a Pub lic
Hearing on the Plan . The Plan is then referred t o t h e C i t y
Council, which body is not required to hold a Public He aring
on the Plan, an d may then adopt the Plan by resolu tion, also.
The Plan must b sig ned by the Chairman of the Pl anning Com-
mission and by the Mayor, and is then recorded in t he
Arapahoe County Clerk and Recorder's Office. This s ame pro-
cedure must be followed f or any changes to, o r am e ndments of,
the Plan.
Once the Comprehensive Plan is adopted, the State Statutes
state that no street, square , building or any oth e r public
way or public use shall be constructed within the municipality
unless and until it has first been c o nsidere d by the Commission
a nd a recommendation thereon made t o the City Coun cil.
Mrs . Romans stated that the Plan mus t be a pproved by a 2 /3
vote of the m mbership of the Commissi o n.
Mrs. Romans stated that it is the du ty o f t h e Commission to
consult with public officials and adv ise them in carrying out
the Plan .
Mrs. Romans stated that the Comprehe nsive Pla n was adopted by
the City Council by Resolution #28, in 196 9 . T he Plan was
recorded on August 19, 1969. There were se v en s e c t ions to
this Plan --History and Character, Dra i nage, Mast er Street
Plan, Recre ation Plan, Popul at ion and L a nd Use , Ce ntral
Business District, Public Facilities, and a P l ace to Live.
There have been two amendments to this Pla n sin ce 1969 ; one
by Resolution ~50 of 1973, which d esignated streets n ee ded
in Northwest Englewood for which additio n al r igh t -o f -wa y i s
necessary, and the second by Reso l ution #39, Ser i e s of 1975,
which reclassified certain streets.
Mrs. Romans stated that a Land Use Map and La nd Use Study were
prepar d, which analyzed the entire City prio r t o writing of
the Plan. The Zoning Map, which is part o f the Comprehensive
Zoning Ordinance was also taken into considera t i on in drafting
the Plan .
Mrs. Roman reviewed the seven sections of the Compre h e nsive
Plan. ''A Place to Live" discusses the hou sing situation ; t he
City is divided into six neighborhoods, with five a r e a s of
concern id ntified in these six neighborhoo ds. These fi ve
areas of concern contain o lder deterio rating h ousin g stock
that is in need of rehabi l itation or re d e v e lopme n t . These
areas of concern were again identified i n t h e Workable Program,
which was certified by the Federal Go vernm en t. Mrs. Romans
noted that the City does now have a rehabi l itat ion p r ogram which
may help to upgrade some 0 1 this older h ousin g s t ock. Mrs.
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Mrs. Romans stated the former City Attorney, John Criswell,
had stated he felt the Comprehensive Plan should be broad in
scope rather than restrictive. As an example, specific sizes
of drainage pipes and right-of-way widths should not be given;
this would not restrict the City if it were to be determined
that a smaller size pipe or less right-of-way would be
adequate in a given situation.
The section on "Population and Land Use" was then reviewed.
At the time this was written, it was anticipated that Englewood would
reach a population of 55,000 by the year 2000. This figure needs to be
adjusted downward in light of the 1970 Census and recent population trends.
Mrs. Romans stated that there have been no permits issued for a high density
residence since the City amended the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance to re-
quire a minimum lot area of 42,000 square feet for an apartment structure.
Discussion ensued. Don Smith asked if it was feasible to indicate in the
Comprehensive Plan areas where additional parking is needed? Mrs. Romans
pointed out that the City Attorney's Office has stated that the City cannot
require a property owner on whose land there has been a change of use,
rather than new construction, to provide additional parking that may be
required for the new use. If a new building is constructed, then the existing
parking standards will have to apply.
Ed Smith stated that he felt with the Comprehensiv e Plan we would be considering
good land use and good development; the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance is the
tool to ensure good land use and good development. Mrs. Romans stated that
this is correct.
Mrs. Romans discussed the "generalized land use maps", and noted that this
particular section of the Comprehensive Plan is probably one of the weakest
and one which must be amended. These maps were based on information gathered
in the Land Use Study; the matter of economics was considered, as were the
areas of concern and the areas where there was a concentration of older
homes; it was asked if it would be economically feasible to tear down one old
or deteriorated house in an older neighborhood and replace it with one new
unit, or would redevelopment be more feasible, in fact, if two or three units
were allowed, depending on the amount of frontage. Mrs. Romans stated the
projected density indicated on these maps was based on the theory of "in-fill"
--replacement of one deteriorated unit with two or more new units depending
on the area of the site, and not in anticipation of rezoning large areas of the
City for large-scale redevelopment. Mrs. Romans stated that she had discussed
the matter with FHA -particularly the area of concern in the 4700 block
between South Acoma Street and South Huron Street -and they had indicated
they would rather loan money on a new duplex on a single-family residential
zone, than they would on a new single unit next to a deteriorated unit. Mrs.
Romans stated that it was not the intent to allow three-story walk-ups as
"in-fill" .
Don Smith stated that he felt one of the objections is the "creeping" look of
the high density over the northern part of the City. Ed Smith suggested that
perhaps a different designation would have taken care of the objections.
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Mrs. Romans stated that she felt this section would have to be changed; she
pointed out, however, that this concept was not challenged in 1g6g at the time
of adoption. Ed Smith noted that the philosophy on Englewood's growth has changed
in the last five or six years, and the rapid development experienced in the
late '60's and early '70's has slowed considerably.
Mrs. Romans discussed the Public Facilities sectio n. It was noted that many
of the items discussed in this section, such as acquisition and development
of property for a golf course, construction of a ne w police and fire center
and other items which were needed in 1g6g, have been realized. Mrs. Romans
not ed that the map of this section will have to be up-dated, also.
Th e Parks and Recreation section of the Comprehensive Plan was considered. The
sale of the "City Park" in 1964 for $1,00 0,000 facilitated development of
several neighborhood park s througho ut the City. The former City Park was
boun ded on the south by U.S. 285, on the west by Santa Fe Drive and on the
east by the South Broadw ay busines s di strict; the only easy, safe access to
the pa rk by children was from the north. The amount of park land that is
developed, and the recomm ended amount of park land was discussed. It was
agreed that the figures of the amount of park land yet needed could be ad-
justed downward to agr ee with the adjusted population figures.
Mrs. Romans pointed out property in back of the former GEM Store, known as
the Pasternak Property. This l and is show n as a park on the Comprehensive
Plan; however, it is questionable that Ci ty Council would expend funds to
purchase park land on the extreme southeast boundary of the City. She stated
that this land is a probl em--it is virtually land-locked and would be ex-
tremely difficult to develop. Discussio n ensued.
The Drainage Plan was then r eview ed. Mr. Parker asked if there is any
restrict ion against underground parking in a flood plain area? Mrs. Romans
stated tha t parking of operable cars is permitted i n a flood plain, and there
is nothin g specific about "un derground " parking. Mr. Parker asked if there
co uld be underground parking on the Ambrose Parking Lot? Don Smith stated
that he thoug ht the cost of concrete for the underground walls would be prohibitive .
Mrs. Romans stated that the City has three main run-off interceptors: The
Denve r City Ditch, Litt le Dry Creek, and the South Platte River. Right-of-
way along Little Dry Cre ek was discussed in regard to the possibility of
bicycle trails; Don Smith stated that he had a copy of an abstract that he
would bring in; he felt there is su ffucient right-of-way to accommodate a
bicycle trail along the Creek and along the City Ditch. Mrs. Romans pointed
out that in many instances, this right-of-way has been vacated by City Council,
and that many people have indicated they do not want a bicycle trail "through their back yard."
Mrs. Romans stated that the storm drai nage program, which has been accomplished
through the Capital Improvements Program, is well underway. Mr. Tanguma
asked how much was yet to be completed? Mrs. Romans stated that she under-
stood that the North Central Basin and the High School Basin were yet to be completed.
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Discussion ensued.
The Master Street Plan was then discussed. Mrs. Romans indicated a map of
the Master Street Plan, which does show the two amendments that have been
made to the Master Street Plan since 1969, and also shows the identification
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of arterials, collectors and freeway corridor. In relation to recent discussions
relative to I-470 Alternatives, and the Highway Department Work Program,
Mrs. Romans stated that the City is now saying there must be improvements
made in specific locations --improvements must be made on South Santa Fe
Drive, on U.S. 285 from Broadway to Santa Fe Drive, and the .Broadway under-
pass must also have considerable improvement. The U.S. 285/South University
Boulevard intersection should also be improved --this intersection having
picked up a great deal of traffic in the last few years.
Mrs. Pierson stated that she felt one of the problems on Englewood streets
are the lights; she asked if these lights could be timed properly? Mrs.
Romans stated that while it should be possible to coordinate the lights, it
is very difficult to do so with actuated signals; also, the minimum distance
between signals should be 1200 feet--not as they are spaced on U.S. 285.
Ed Smith stated that he did not feel there would be too much support from the
State Highway Department in solving these problems on the state highways in
Englewood; it is our problem and the way these problems will be solved is for
Englewood to do it. Mr. Smith suggested that the streets of major importance
to Englewood should be designated and developed without consideration of the
other communities. Discussion ensued. Mr. Williams stated he felt possibly
the Commission should have recommended the transfer of funds as the alternative
for I-470 rather than the Santa Fe/U.S.285 routing of the interstate. Mrs.
Romans noted that the City of Englewood is forced to carry traffic from one
jurisdiction to another, both north and south and east and west, and the other
communities cannot be ignored. Ed Smith stated that in his op in ion, Englewood
should try to project some means of handling the traffic through the City re-
gardless of what is done for I-470. Discussion of the I-470 project ensued.
As to the Super Grid alternative, Mrs. Romans stated that Mr. Brasher, of the
State Highway Department, had stated the State Highway Department would not
attempt to "sell" the Super Grid to the COITIT1Unities --that the burden of
promoting the Super Grid is now on the individual community if the communities
are interested in that alternative. Further discussion ensued.
The Central Business District section of the Comprehensive Plan was considered.
Mrs. Romans stated that this section points out the fact that the CBD is used
from 8:00A.M. to 5:00P.M., and to be viable, the CBD must be used 24 hours
a day. There is a need to permit high-density residential development, a need
for theaters, restaurants, housing for the elderly --such as that which is now
under construction --and Little Dry Creek should be made the focal point of the
downtown area.
Mrs. Romans stated that one of the suggestions at the time the Plan was
written was to "mall" Acoma and Lincoln Streets. The Core Area Plan which was
proposed a few years back was briefly discussed. It was noted that this Plan
had attempted to define areas for office buildings, etc., and was more
restrictive than what was or is now permitted in the B-1, Business District.
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The Forward of the Pl an wa s reviewed. Mrs. Romans noted that the City
Cou ncil has adopted a Cap i ta l Improv ement Program for the years 1977 thru
19 81; an d t hr ough the C.I.P., the Ci t y now has a budgetary tool to aid in
implem en t ation of th e Comprehe nsive Plan. Mrs. Romans stated that she
f e lt th e pro ces s of review woul d be to determine where the City has been
and where th e Ci t y is now in terms of meeting the needs and goals of the
Pl an. Ar e th e s tatements i n the Plan accurate, or do they need revision?
Is there a ne ed to address the industrial areas and the matter of employment?
The procedur e the Commission wants to follow in the revision of the Plan was
considered. It has been suggested that the staff gather the information,
that committees be established to study the material, and address specific
prob l ems . This would involve people in the "planning process". Discussion
ensu ed. Mr. Jones noted that the Chamber of Commerce has a very active
i ndustrial c ommittee that might be willing to participate. Mrs. Romans
discussed the fact there is very little vacant land in the industrial
areas. Ed Smith noted there are some areas zoned for industrial use that
are not so developed, but which have residential uses throughout. Ed Smith
stated tha t he felt it might be wise not to use members of committees
already fo rm ed ex clusively, but to also choose other citizens to give a
fresh point of view.
Mr. Jones stated that little Dry Creek is a threat to any development in
the downtown area and wi l l be unt il it can be determined what we are going
to do wi th t he creek --how wi ll i t be i mproved?
Mrs . Pie rs on sta t ed that she wou ld have to leave the meeting very shortly,
but she sta t ed she fe l t the review of the Comprehensive Plan is one of the
most exciting projects that has been before the Commission since her term
began. Mrs. Pierson stated that she realized a great deal of time and
effort will be needed until the revision is complete, and that she hoped to
be of assistance.
The possibility of publicizing projects which were listed in the 1969 edition
of the Comp r ehensive Plan was discussed, as was the possibility of a public
relations person being designated by the City. Don Smith suggested that
articles on projects that have been accomplished might be published in the
Englewood Ci t izen .
Mrs . Pi erson excus ed herself from the meeting.
Mr . Tangu ma commented tha t he felt the Comprehensive Plan Work Program as set
f orth by Mr . Wanush was very simi la r to tha t followed by the Core Area Citizens
Committee. Don Smith stated th at "methods don't have anything to do with
results."
Mr. Tanguma an nounced a short brea k of th e Commission. Messrs . Williams and
Parker left t he meeting at t his time.
IV. DIRECT OR 'S CHOIC E.
Mrs. Romans s tated there wi l l be a second meeting of the jurisdictions in
we s tern Arapahoe County on Nove mber 18th, to discuss 1-470 . This meeting
wi l l be i n the Englewoo d Ci ty Ha ll Community Koom.
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report on his meeting with the Littleton City Council. Mr. Wanush stated
that it was a very cordial meeting. The members of the Littleton City Council
are opposed to the Santa Fe/U.S. 285 route for Interstate 470, and seem to be
in favor of the transfer of funds to f i nance improvements to local roads that
would be of aid to Littleton. Mr. Wanush stated that he felt members of the
Littleton City Council understood the risk involved in the transfer of funds,
and were willing to take that r isk to attempt to improve the traffic carriers
in their jurisdiction. Discussion ensued.
Mr. Jorgenson excused himself from the meeting.
Further brief discussion ensued. The meeting adjourned at 9:50 P.M.
Gertru e G. Welty
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November 9, 1976 3 B
The regular meeting of the Englewood Public Library Board was held on
November 9 , 1976, in the Library Conference Room.
Present : Bennett, Clayton, DeuPree, Lighthall, Mueller,
Quaintance, Simon
Absent : Shattuck, Sterling
Also Present: Harriet Lute, Director of Libraries
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The meeting was called to order at 7:30p.m., and a quorum declared present.
In the absence of the Board Secretary, Mrs. Bennett was asked to take notes
for minutes preparation.
The minutes of the October 12th meeting were approved as mailed.
Hiss Lute distributed copies of a letter addressed to the City Manager, Andy
McCown, dated October 22, 1976, from the Arapahoe Regional Library District,
offering suggestions for settlement of contract terms with the Englewood
uublic Library. The Arapahoe Regional Library Board offers to pay $.48 per
circulated item, ss well as the cost of auditing one month's circulation to
District residents by the City of Englewood, stipulating that services are
to be under the same conditions as reciprocal borrowing to others under the
contract with the Central Colorado Library System members.
An alternative suggestion contained in the letter offers $.57 per transaction,
stipulating full library services, including reference service and inter-
library loan service, providing that the City of Englewood bears the cost
of the audit. Estimated cost of an audit by the City Auditors Office would
be approximately $750.00.
Miss Lute commented that the City of Littleton has agreed to $.57 f o r full
service and will pay the cost of an audit .
A suggested reply to the Arapahoe Regional Library District was prepared by
Miss Lute and distributed to Board members for discussion and approval. The
letter outlined the following suggestions for agreement:
l. The Diatrict will pay $.57 per transaction.
2. The Englewood Library will discontinue interlibrary loan service
to District residents, but the Library staff will explain to patrons
that they may get this service through the District libraries.
3. The Englewood Library will provide unrestricted reference service
to the District patrons.
4. The Englewood Library will pay the c o st of the audit of its
circulation as requested by the District.
5 . Englewood will continue t o provide bookmo bi l e service t o the
Alice Terry School.
Miss Lighthall moved that the Board approve the l etter as drafted by Hiss Lute
as b eing a reasonable solution to the Arapahoe Regional c ontrac t . Mrs . Simon
seconded the motion, and it was unanimously carried.
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Mrs. Simon then reported on the Colorado Library Association Convention
held in Colorado Springs October 17-19. Mrs. Simon attended the Convention
all three days, and other Board members were present for all or part of the
activities on Tuesday, October 19th. Literature from the Convention was
distributed to Board members by Mrs. Simon, including the program outlining
all activities.
Mrs. Simon commented that she found the Trustee sessions to be very valuable .
She estimated attendance at the sessions to be 50-75 trustees. Of particular
interest was a session in which the Colorado Department of Education outlined
nine future goals for their department •.. four of the goals pe~tained to
libraries.
Mrs. Simon found that many suggestions offered during the discussions are
actually in practice at the Englewood Library. She commended Miss Lute on
her foresight and operating methods as Director of Libraries.
At the Convention, Miss Lute was elected President of the Colorado Library
Association for the upcoming year; and Adeline Czarqr was presented the
Parnassus award for outstanding service in the field of Bookmobile Librarian.
Mrs. Czarny waa elected Chairwoman for the Bookmobile Roundtable at the
Convention to be held in 1977. Miss Lute expressed appreciation to the Board
for its support at the Convention and circulated a letter addressed to the
Board from Mrs. CaarnY written in appreciation for opportunities afforded her
as the Englewood Bookmobile Librarian. Resolutions from the City Council,
honoring Miss Lute and Miss Czarny were circulated to Board members, as were
letters from the Mayor and City Manager.
Bob and Michelle Currie attended Convention sessions for the Friends of the
Library organization. The congratulatory telegram to Miss Lute from the
Englewood Friends of the Library was circulated to the Board.
The Board next heard a report on the Library's participation in the Englewood
Centennial Parade on Saturday, November 6th. There were many participants,
including Hiss Colorado and Hiss Englewood; however, .it was the general opinion
that there should have been more floats. It was suggested by Mrs. Simon that
everyone should begin now to plan for the parade next year, and to be a part of
it; particularly the schools should be encouraged to participate more next year.
Miss Lute reported that there were five or six o f the Friends in costume. The
children carried a sign which read, "Library, we are behind you" and followed
the bookmobile. Missy also participated in the parade with a sign that read ,
"Missy, the Library's best fri end".
The Board received copies of the Library's Statistical Report for the month of
Octob er, 1976. Miss Lute commented that the statistics were down for this month,
as compared to last month's increase. Programs were up, and 135 people attended
the Musi c Magic program. The Library was visited during the month by the Parents
Advisory Committ ee from Title I.
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Miss Lute reported that the evening of November 17th, and all day November 18th,
there will be a Writer's Conference at the Library. Peggy Currie, from Casper,
will conduct the conference. She is a poet and writer, and will discuss how to
write and how to get it published after it is written. The conference is free.
Miss Lute distributed copies of a report on withdrawals covering the months of
September and October, showing the number of books, records, art prints and
films, that are no longer in the Library due to being lost, damaged, worn out,
missing, etc.
Miss Lute pointed out that the term "missing" refers to items that have
disapp e are d. For lost books, the Library charges the
customer the list price as shown on the pocket inside the book. They are not
declared lost until they have been out six months. Compared to the number of
books circulated within a month, there is a very small percentage of books lost.
Miss Lute reported on the Executive Board Meeting of the Friends of the Library.
They discussed the planning for the lighting of the Cht·istmas Tree that will take
place on December 13th. As discussed in the last Library Board Meeting, the
Friends will serve hot cider and will show the film "Babes in Toyland" following
the tree lighting. The schools have been asked to have a contest, selecting two
children from each school to place their hand-crafted decorations on the Christmas
tree.
Hiss Lute attended the opening of the new library in Fort Collins, and circulated
a small brochure to members of the Board. The new library is completely accessible
to handicapped persons, including ramps, elevators and automatic doors. Hiss Lute
recommends that the Englewood Library include automatic doors as part of its
expansion planning to aid handicapped patrons.
Hiss Lute will attend the Mountain Plains Library Convention as President of
the Colorado Library Association. The Convention will be held in Albuquerque,
New Mexico, November 11-14.
Members' ~
1. Hr. DeuPree announced that he will be moving from the Englewood area the end
of November and will be ineligible to continue as a member of the Englewood
Public Library Board after that time. The Board expressed its regrets and al
members were asked to submit names of persons they would like to nominate fo
consideration as future members of the Board.
2. Mrs. Simon reported that her office will be publishing 500 copies of the
WICHE report on Englewood development, prepared by Jackie Johnson, and that
it will become a part of the third grade curriculum in the Englewood schools.
There are several promotions for the slide show in the offing, although
there will be some revisions to Miss Johnson's original program.
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3, In Mrs. Sterling's absence, Miss Lighthall commented on the awards that
are given for the Summer Reading Program, calling attention to the fact
that the award does not define what it represents. It was pointed out that
the small airplane award is posted on the walls; however, the children do
receive certificates as official awards that are clear in definition.
There being no further business to come before the meeting, it was declared
adjourned at 9:20p.m.
(Notes prepared b y G. Bennett)
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Minutes of November L l, 1976
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The regular monthly meeting of the E ng lewood Parks & Recreation Com mission
was called to order a t 7:30 p.m. by Ruth All e n, chairma n, in th e Parks & Re creation
Office.
Members prese nt: lloward, Cushing, Mann, Brown , Alle n , Pool e, He witt a nd
Romans, ex officio
Me mber s abse nt : None
Also prese nt: jerry Roy ther, Asst. Dir. Parks & Recr ea tion
Gary Havener, Asst. Dir. Pa rks & Recreation
Dr. F . Lee Bow ling)
Allegra Foster )
Margaret Haberland) Members of Se nior Citize n Advisor y
Ma rten La t hrup ) \.ommittee
joseph McCle ll a nd )
Glad i s Ni c holls )
The minutes of th e Oc t ober 14 , 1976 meeti ng we r e a pproved as mailed .
The fin a ncial report for month of October 1976 was prese nted for information. The
income cre dite d t o the Old T imers Associatio n in e rror in th e Se pte mber r e port has
been corrected. Mr. Royther said the bu dge te d revenues and expenditures should be
about as expec te d for the year.
The mem bers o f the Se ni or Citize n Com mitt e were introduced by Mr . Cu s hing.
The Committee wa s asked t o a tte nd th e ommission meeting to he ar the prese ntation
by Ron Rinke r , archite ct for the Sen ior itizen R creatio n Ce nt er.
Mr. Rinker presented th e final s ite and floor plans for the Se ni or Citize n Recreation
Ce nter . Because of the higher costs involved with damages to the church property, the
cui -de -sac plan will no t be adopted. Si nce the C it y Council decided no t to cul -de -sac
a nd r ealign Lincoln Street the building will be reshaped retaining th e sa me 13, 600 sq.
foota ge. Mr . Rinker sa id the plan i s designed so that if at s ome time in the future
fund s could be ava ilable th e cit y cou ld cha nge back to the cul-de-sac plan. ln light of
thi s informatio n, Mr. Roman s said th e sprinkle r syste m will have to be designe d so
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T he Se nior Citize n Advisory Comm ittee reported that th ey had l ooked at the plan
at their mee ting October 28, 1976 and at that time r e comme nded to the Commission that
the original Campus Plan (Scheme G) be kept. After further discu_ssion concerning the
campus plan vs . the adopted one, lf e w itt mo ved, Poole second ed, that recommendation
be made to C ity Coun cil to r e in s tate th e orig inal Campus t ype plan for the Senior C itize n
Re cre ation Center with the cu i-de -ac and closing of So uth Lincoln Street and to support
the recomme nda tion made by the nior Ci tizen Advisory Committee concerning th e
site plan and plan th e build ing are a a t 13, 600 s q. ft . Motion carried.
Mr. Ro ythe r prese nted a plan sponsored by the Voluntee rs of America which is
a Se niors ' Nutrition Program for people s ixty and over whe reby they receive one meal
per day (5 days per wee k) at no cos t or s mall donations are acce pted . Peop le under
s i xty can participate at $1.00 per mea l. They will deliver the food t o the Center each
day . Reservati on s must be made at least on e day in advance . The Commission fel t
thi s plan would be ve r y g ood if they could make provisions to serve a c e rtain number
without prior r e e rvations .
Mr . u hing made a brie f r e port on the National Congress for Pa rk s Recreation
that he attended in 13oston and th e pre -congress tour of the New Hampshire facilities.
H said he felt it was worthwhile, especially the meetings for boards and commissions
that he attend d.
Mr. Cushing said th e Admi ni s trative Com mittee of the E nglewood Ce ntennial-
Bicentennial discussed the possibility of naming th e new Se ni or Citizen Rec r eation Center
after Mrs. E l s ie Malley because of the s izable donation s she ha s made to the fund.
Aft er discu ss ion, Cu s hing moved, I le w itt second ed, that recommendation be made to
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in honor of Elsie Malley. Motion carried.
Mr. Romans reported that bids for the golf course clubhouse will be received in
about three weeks. The budget is $40, 000 but construction estimates indicate the cost
will go over that amount. Certain items will be bid as alternates so the cost can be
controlled. Wh e n th e second nine holes are completed a permanent clubhouse will
be built facing Oxford Avenue and the present one will be used extensively as a meeting
house, half-way house, resting area, etc. Mr. Romans said if we have a good growing
season for the g rass there is a good possibility of limited play by July 1977 and opened
fully in fall of 1977 .
An impact study has been received from the Corps of Engineers on the channeliza-
• tion of the South Platte. A meeting with the Corps and the City Manager will be held
next week to approve this impact study.
Mr . Romans reported that Prestress Concrete is sending chemical waste into
the Platte Rive r through the golf course site and the parking lot can not be constructed
until this is changed. They will be asked to pipe this to Bear Creek and Mr. Romans
will report furthe r on this at the next meeting.
Mr. Homans was referred to Gene Snyder by Mr. Harper concerning the Handi-
capped playground. He did meet with Mr. Snyde r who felt the $6,000 might be avail-
able to match the federal funds for this project. More information will be available at
the next meeting.
A tentative date of February 17, 1977 has been set for the annual dinner meeting
f6 of the E ng lewood Recreation Council. Plans will be discussed at the next meeting.
The meeting adjourned at 10:00 p.m.
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OF THE PARKS & RECREA TlON COMMISSION
DATE: November 1 I, 1976
SUBJ ECT: SE NIOR CITIZEN RECREATION CENTER
RECOMM E NDATION: That Englewood City Council reinstate the original Campus
type plan for the Senior Citizen Recreation Center with the
cui-de -sac and closing of South Lincoln Street.
Re commendation was made to the Commission by the
Senior Citizen Advisory Committee at their meeting on
October 28, 1976 as follows: "that the original Campus
Plan (Scheme G with 15 , 000 sq . ft.) be kept." At the
Commission meeting on November 11 , 1976 motion was
passed to su pport thi s recommendation concerning the
site plan but leave the building area at 13, 600 sq. ft.
By order of the Englewood Parks & Recreation
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OP TH E PARKS & R E CREATION COMMISSION
DATE : November ll, 1976
SUBJECT: NAMING O P SE NIOR CITIZEN RECRE A TION CENTER
RECOMM E NDATION: Tha t E nglewood City Council conside r nam_ing the new
Senior Citize n Recreation Center th e MALLEY
C ENTENNIA l . CENT R in honor of E lsie MaiLey.
By or der of the Englewood Parl< s & Recrea tion
C om m ission
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Mi nu t es of November 12, 1976 Meeting
Chainnan Draper called to order the meeting of the Englewood Employees Retirement
Board at 4:00p.m. on November 12, 1976. Upon the call of the roll, the following
Board Members were present:
Edward Draper
Kay Roberts
Wes Wigham
Phil Vieira
Dona 1 d Wi 11 i ams
Absent: Donald L. R. Smith
Others present: Bernard V. Berardini, City Attorney
Doctor Earl C. Hoffer
William D. James, Director of Finance
Paul Ferguson, Servicenter Supt.
Leonard Siler, Garage Supervisor
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Chairman Draper stated that the first item on the agenda was to consider a
disability retirement application from Leonard Siler. Mr. Siler stated that
he is applying for disability retirement as a result of a recent heart condition.
Dr. Hoffer asked Mr. Siler if he has any problems in climbing stairs. Mr. Siler
replied that he does not encounter any pain in his chest as long as he climbs
stairs slow and easy, but he added that he does have pain with any type of
physical exertion.
In response to a question from Board Member Vieira, Paul Ferguson stated that
Mr. Siler's work has decreased over the past several months as a mechanic in
the garage. In response to Dr. Hoffer, Mr. Ferguson stated that he has observed
Mr. Siler to have periods of weakness on the job over the past three months.
Dr. Hoffer explained that a cardiac catheterization, as reported in a letter
from Dr. Carlson, has revealed that one of the two main vessels to the heart
has sixty percent narrowing and does not pump blood efficiently.
BOARD MEMBER WILLIAMS MOVED TO APPROVE THE DISABILITY RETIREMENT OF LEONARD
SILER TO BE EFFECTIVE JULY 18, 1976. Board Member Vieira seconded the motion,
and the motion passed by a unanimous vote .
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The Board received a letter fro m William Brokate requesting that his application
for early retirement be withdrawn at this time .
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The meeting was adjourned at 4:50 p.m.
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Board of Caree r Service C o~miss1Gners
November 23, 1976
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H .R . Hosanna, Jo Ellen Turner , William Hanson ,
Bo b Brundag e, Ed White
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Richard Lorig , Bernard Be rardini , Karl Nollenberger ,
Margaret Freeman, J ohn Criswell , Mar il ee Smit h,
James Hoffbauer , and many members o f the Eng l ewood
Emp l oyees ' Association
The meeting was called to order at 7:00 p.m. by Chairman Ho sanna.
The roll was called by the Recording Secretary upon which it was
determined that all mem bers were present.
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Rev. Hosanna called to order the hearing on the proposed job classifi-
cation plan. He stated that the purpose of the hearing was to listen
to the appeals of the employees who were not in agre e ment with the
proposed job description for their position.
~ Personnel Director , Rich Lorig, op e ned the hearing by e xp laining the
course of events leading up to the hearing·. He stat e d the date s
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etc.
Margaret Fr e eman, president of the Englewood Employees' Ass ociation,
requested that the Board delay hearing the appeals until the appellants
. had sufficient time for preparation.
Attorney John Criswell, representing Kathy Bueno, Carolyne Boettger and
Barbara Penney, stated the sequence of events leading up to the
hearing as he understood them. He, too, requested a delay in the
hearing .
Upon the completion of Mr. Criswell's remarks, MR. WH ITE MOVED, AND
MR. HANSON SECONDE D, TO DELAY THE HEARING OF THE APP EAL S TO THE NEW
JOB CLASSIFIC ATION PLAN UNTIL THE REGULAR MEETING OF JANU ARY 20 , 1976.
Aft e r some discussion, the motion was amended to state that THE HEARING
WOULD BE DELAYED UNTIL AFTER THE FIRST OF THE YEAR.
The motion carried.
Ayes: Hosanna, Turner , Hanson, Brundage, White
Nays : None
Ci ty Attorney, Bernard Berardini, suggested that a specific date by
which employees may still file an appeal be set.
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James Hoffbau e r, Parks Departme nt~ s tated that many oft ~. P ~r k s
em ploye e s were un der the mis conception that they would n o t be
a bl e t o file a n appea l until l a t e r in the year, He f elt it would
be good to state a d e finite deadline for appeals ,
MR. WHITE MOVED , AND MR . BRUNDAGE SE CO NDE D, TO SET THE DEADLINE FOR
APPEALS TO THE PROPOSE D JOB CLASSIFICATION PLAN FOR DECEMBER 31, 1976.
Ay es : White, Brundage
Na ys: Hosanna, Turner, Hanson
The motion failed to carry.
MRS . TURNER MOVED , AND MR. WHITE SEC OND ED, TO SET THE DEADLINE FOR
AP PE ALS TO THE PROPOSED JOB CLASSIFICATION PLAN FOR DECEMBER 30 , 1976 .
The motion carried .
Ayes : Hosanna , Turner, Hanson , Brundage , White
Nays: None
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Under Personnel Director 's Choice , Mr . Lorig told the Board
that the Poli c e Department has budgeted an additional Captain position
for next year and requeste d that the Board give its approval for
proceeding wit h the oral board .
MR . BRUNDAGE MOVED , AND MR. WHITE SECONDED , THAT THE PERSONN EL AND
POLICE DEPARTMENT PROCEE D WITH THE ORAL BOARD EXAMINATIONS FOR THE
POSITION OF CAPT AI N I N THE PO LI CE DEPARTMENT .
Aye s :
Na ys:
The motion carried .
Hosanna, Tu rne r, Hanson , Brundage , White
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Under Commissioners ' Cho i c e, Re v. Hosanna , referring t o the appeal s
on the job classificat ion pla n, requ ested that all information be
forward e d to the Board a s i~s re c e iv e d t o facilitate easier study
of the a ppeals .
Mr. Brundage asked for a condensation of positions that were raised
or lowered i n grade .
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Margare t Freeman was present representing the Englewood Employees'
Association and had nothing to discuss.
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MR. WHI TE MOVED, AND MR. BRUNDAGE SECONDED, TO CERTIFY THE FOLLOWING
ELIGIBILITY LIST S: 1.) Computer Operator-Finance 2.) Leadworker ~
Water Distribution 3.) Supervisor -Parks 4,) Supervisor-Water
Distribut io n.
Ayes:
Nays:
The motion carried.
Hosanna , Hanson , Turner , Brundage , White
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POSITION S VACANT: 1.) Su pervisor-Servicenter Garage 2.) Supervi so r-
Parks 3.) Computer Operator-Ac counting
The motion carried.
Personnel Actions:
Anniversary Increase :
Frank Dobbins
Linda Goff
Bradley Hagan
Leioma Koestner
Steven Knoll
(G Kent Krohlow
Joseph Payne
Thomas Vandermee
Frank Wolf
Ay e s : Hosanna , Turner, Hanson, Brunda g ~White
Nays : None
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DEPT . & TI'rLE
Sales Tax Auditor
effective 12/1/76
Police Officer 2nd Class to
Police Officer 1st Class
effective 11/16/76
Maintenanceworker -Street
effective 12/1/76
Circulation Librarian
effective 9/1/76
Police Officer 3rd Class to
Police Officer 2nd Class
effective 12/9/76
Firefighter 3rd Class to
Firefighter 2nd Class
effective 10/1/76
Plant Operator -Wastewater
effective 12/1/76
Police Officer 3rd Class to
Police Officer 2nd Class
effective 12/9/76
Firefighter 2nd Class to
Firefighter 1st Class
effective 10/16/76
GRADE & STEP
7D to
7E
2C to
2D
7E to
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6c to
6D
Probationary to perman e nt status and Anniversary Increaset
David Baresel
Robert Young
Retirement:
John Butts
.Leonard Siler
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Apprentice Operator
effective 12/16/76
Plant Operator
effective 12/16/76
Building Inspector
effective 11/1/76
Servicenter Shop Supervisor
effective (retro-actively) 7/18/76
5D to
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6C to
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Ronald Cumming s
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Probationary to p erm.
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Mary Metros
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stat us wi t h incre as e in pay :
Maintenanceworker -Street
effective 11/16/76
Maintenance/App . Operato r
effective 12/16/7 6
status without increase in pay:
Me chanic -WW Tr eatment
effective 12/1/76
Adult Services Librarian
effective 7/1/76
Firefighter 4th Class
effective 10/16/76
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Merle Stanton Mechanic -Servicenter Garage
effective 12/1/76
New Employees:
L. Joseph Gatz eme yer, Jr . Maintenanceworker-Traffic
effective 11/1/76
Gene Lind Police Officer 4th Class
effective 10/16/76
GRADE & STEP
2A
2B
2A
2B
6B
8B
6D
2A
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Request for ext e nsion of Anniversary Increase because of injury leave:
David Cuthriell
Promotions :
Manuel Alcantar
Charles Fleming
James Kavinsky
Voluntary Demotion:
Leroy Turnbull
Fred Wilson
Police Officer 2nd Class
Leadworker-Water Dist.
to Supervisor
effective 11/16/76
Acting Leadworker to
Leadworker -Water Dist.
effective 11/16/76
Leadworker to
Supervisor -Parks
effective 12/1/76
Equipment Opr. I to
Maintenanceworker -Parks
Supervisor to
Maintenanceworker -Utilities
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Robert Hall
Marilyn Irons
Gl e n Channe l
Clarence Long
Charles Nick erson
Paula Clas
Richard Cochran
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8:30 p.m.
Herbert R. Ho sann a
Chairman
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TO : Andy McCown, Cit y Ma na ger
FROM : Er nest P. Roma ns
Di rector, Pa rk s & Re c reatio n
'UBJE CT: Atte ndance to the 1976 Na tional Congres s for Recreat ion a nd Parks
held i n Boston , Ma.
The Co ngre ss t h is year offe r ed a great va rie t y of good sessi on s a ·nd programs. The
On -site Ins titutes (t ou r s of working r ecreat io nal facilities) were informative and in -
terest i ng .
Since o ne wou ld no t expect e arly Bo s t o ni a n s, with t heir purita n way of living, to do
anything in the area of pa rks a nd r e crea t ion in th e ear ly 16 00 's, it was interes ting to
no te tha t the early settle r s in Bo s to n d id pu r c hase two l arge areas i n t he heart of town-
o ne for pub li c ga rde ns a nd the oth e r for public ga t herings a nd military maneuver s .
These tw o a r eas -the Public Garde n s and the Boston Commons -s till exist as parks in
the heart of th e c ity in s pite of treme ndou s pressure for more reta il space through the
years.
In 197 0 , Olm s tead , a not e d land s cape a r chitec t , wa s hire d to cons t r uc t and beautif. a
five (5 ) mile corridor of continuou s pa r k la nds containing a n array of arboretum s,
f l owe r garde ns , zoo s and many othe r r e c reat iona l fa cilities . Called "Olmstead 's
Emer a ld Nec kla c e", these park s are c o n s id e r e d s ome of t he best in the country.
It was a l so inte r esting to observe how Bos t o n i s approaching t he economic s lump that
most c ities are facing today. Bo s ton Mayor Du kaki s in a n open i ng addre s said that
Bos t on's plan i s not to "play dead" during thi s s lump but to invest in park a nd recreation
areas t hroug hout th e Boston area in orde r to vita lize th e ol d i ndustr ial and ma r ket area.
The cit y i s now see kin g a large fed e ral grant to build th ese parks . They are also aggr es-
s ively eeking Land & Wa ter Conse r va tio n mo ney wh ich will be increas d in 1980 from
th pre e nt 300 m il lio n to 900 m illion annually.
Some of the be tte r sess io ns fro m w hich I r ceived a great deal of information were:
l. Private Resources for Publi c Re creation--orne methods to increa se recreation
opportu ni ties a nd facilities a t m i nimal public cost by using private moni s anJ
resources .
2 . Puturist ic Tre nds i n Hecreatio n a nd Parks--New leader ship s ty! . . A human
services approach in community programming specially in senior Citizen are a
3. Expanding Use o f Golf Cour ses --Use of golf clubhouse for other recreatwn nt.t.: .
Beau t ificatio n of an area a nd ut ilization of a sanitary land fill. Golf course::. a s
buffers for airst rips.
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process of safety s ta ndard s to be applied t o all manufactured play appara tu s,
its incorporation into law, it s Lega l im plication s a nd e ff ect on the manufacturers.
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Direc tor, Parks & Rec r ea tio n
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MUN ICIP AL FINANCE
OFFICERS ASSCX:IATION
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TJ1J EI\St con< stom
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Novembe r 15, 1976
Mr. William D. James
Director of Fina nce
City o f Englewood
340 0 S. Elati Street
Englewood , Colorado 80110
Dea r Mr. James:
Subject: Annual Review of the ANNUAL
FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO, FOR THE
FISCAL YEAR ENDED DECEHBER 31 ,
1975
We are pleased to announce that the subject Annual Financial Repor t has
received an annual review a nd continues to subs tantially conform with the
Certificate of Conformance stand a rds.
The City o f Englewood,and its officials are congratulated for a job well
done. We hope your continuing efforts to maintain the highest standards
in fina ncia l reporting will inspire other governmental units to develop
a nnual financial reports which substantially conform to standards of
this Association and the National Council on Governme ntal Accounting.
We hope you will continue to reproduce your Certificate of Conformance
in your annual financial report. It is suggested that the letter of
trans mittal in the annual financial report for the next fiscal year in-
clude the following paragraph:
"The Municipal Finance Officers Association of the United
States and Canada (MFOA) awarded a Certificate of Conformance
in Financial Reporting to the City of Englewood for its
December 31, 1973 Annual Financial Report. This report was
judged to substantially conform to the highest standards for
financial reporting as promulgated by that Association and the
National Council on Governmental Accounting. The December 31,
1975 Annual Financial Report received the required Annual
Review from MFOA and we believe the December 31, 1976 Annual
Financial Report continues to substantially conform to such
standards. A review for a Suppleme ntal Certificate of Con-
formance is required every three years and this report will be
submitted to I';IFOA for that review."
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This statement will serve to explain the nature and significance of the
award and to indicate to the reader the high standards which must be met
by a governmental unit if a report is to merit such an award.
Comments are e nclosed. Please contact us if you have any questions
or desire a ny additional information.
GEB /ak
Enclosure
Sincerely,
Director of Information Resour ces
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COLORADO, FO R Tm: FISCAL YEAR ENDED DECE~18ER 31 , 1975
The standards used by the Special Review Committee are contained in NCGA's
GOVERNMENTAL ACCOUNTING , AUDITING AND FINANCIAL REPORTING (GAAFR), AND TilE
Industry Audit Guide of the American Institute of Certified Public Ac countant s
AUDIT OF STATE AND LOCAL GO VERNMENTAL UNITS (ASLGU).
The rec ommended additions o r chang es to your r eport are as follows (p11ge
nu mbe rs app ly to GAAF R unless specifically noted as ASLCU):
Combine d balance s h ee t s should be prepared for each c lass of funds
that co nt ain two or more f unds and this stateme nt should immedi-
ately follow the title page fo r that clas s of funds. This approach
would f acilitate cross referencing the Combined Balance sheet -All
fun ds to each of the f und types; e.g., Capital Projects Fund, Enter-
prise Funds, Trust and Agency Funds. Without such a trail, a n•
addi tional burden is placed upon the reader of the r eport . For ex-
ample, the combined totals of t he Enterprise Funds as separately
r eflected in the \~ater Fund and the Sewer Fund is $28,297,425 which
is $250,000 greater than the amou nt reflected for these funds in
the Combined Balance Shee t -All Funds (Exhibit A-1). This res ults
from elimination of $250 ,000 of Due to Other Funds reflected in the
liability sec tion of the Water Utility Fund (Exhibit F-1, page 45).
What happened to that amount and what is the contra amount in the
asset section?
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COUNCIL ACTION REQUEST
LIQUOR AND J.2 BEER OUTLETS
APPLICANT:
Applicants are named on enclosed applications
TYPE OF ACTION REQUESTED:
Annual License Renewal
POLICE AND FBI REPORTS:
Enclosed
PREVIOUS CITY COUNCIL ACTIONS DURING PRIOR TWO YEARS,
EXCLUDING ANNUAL RENEWAL:
CITY ATTORNEY'S REVIEW:
COMMENTS:
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HotelLRestaurant Ex~iration Date
Zilllllermans 2796 South Broadway 12-31-76
Holly South 3535 South Huron 12-31-76
Hampden West 3517 South Elati 12-31-76
Golden Fiddle 3370 South Acoma 12-31-76
Tavern
Hilda's Cafe 4386 South Broadway 12-31-76
Snow's Lounge 2893 South Broadway 12-31-76
Casual Lounge 65 West Floyd 12-31-76
Belleview Bowl 4900 South Federal 12-31-76
Bar Harbor 3484 South Broadway 12-31-76
BJ 's In 3467 South Broadway 12-31-76
Clubs
VFW 3860 South Jason 12-31-76
K of C 3800 South Windermere 12-31-76
Eagles 3384 South Broadway 12-31-76
Elks 3690 South Jason 12-31-76
Retail Liguor Store
Thorobred Liquors 5050 South Federal 12-31-76
Supreme Liquors 5112 South Broadway 12-31-76
Old Town Liquors 325 East Jefferson 12-31-76
Englewood Liquors 3434 South Broadway 12-31-76
Glass Bottle Liquors 336 West Hampden 12-31-76
Liguor Licensed Drug Store
MD Phannacy 2895 South Broadway 12-31-76
Drug Fair 4204 South Broadway 12-31-76
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Seven Eleven 4400 South Broadway 1-06-77
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MEMORANDUM
TO: Director of Finance
FROM: Chief of Pol ice
DATE: No vember 4, 1976
SUBJECT : ANNUAL REPORT -LIQUOR OUTLET CALLS
The follow ing information reflects calls handled by the pol ice departme nt
in connection with I icenses held by I iquor outlets with in the city since
Novembe r 1, 1975.
ARN I E 1 S LOUNGE
DATE NATURE OF COMPLAINT
11-4-7, Attempt pickup
11-7-75 Narcotics
11-7-75 Fight in progress
2-22-76 J uven i I e with a gun
3-24-76 Disturbance
8-23-76 Menacing
BACK DOOR L I QUORS
7-21-76 Liquor law violation
8-5-76 Liquor law violation
8-6-76 Liquor law violation
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DISPOSITION
Party not in the area
Information obtained by
investigator
Fight over upon arrival of
officers
Contact made with j uven i I e -
no weapon found.
Female being harassed by
male subjects. Report taken.
Of fense report taken.
Juveniles picked up by Li ttl eton
for possession of alcoholic
beverages alleged to have been
purchased at Back D:>or Liquors •
Owner cited for selling I iquor
to minors .
Party making purchase h ad false
I. D. State surmlOns issued, party
released.
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9-15-76
9 -21 -76
10 -8-76
12 -5-75
2 -7-76
2-8-76
3-26 -7b
9-26-76
8-5 -76
1-26-76
1 1-8-75
12-1375
12 -29-75
1-1 6 -76
1-2 4-76
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Liquor violation
Liquor v io lation
Liq uor violation
Unde rage attempt to purchase
I iquor
BAR HARBOR
Agg ravated assault
Drunk male
Disturbance
Dr unk femal e
Shooting
Dist urbance
BE LL EVI EW BOWL
Unwanted Party
CASUA L LOUtiGE
Disturb ance
Unwanted Parties
Drunk Party
Drunk Party
Fight
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Und erage patron charged with
purchasing spi ritous I iquo r
Re port taken
Two juveniles who had purchased
I iq uor at the Back Door Liquors
were later involved in a traffic
accident in Jefferson County.
The driver was charged with
causing a n injury while driving
un der the inti uence .
Report taken
One ma le subject take n into custody
Party taken home by friends
Contact made with three parties.
Parties sent home.
Party tran sported to Swedish
Hospital
Shooting culminated argument.
Party transporte d to Swedish
Hospi tal.
No con tact made.
No contact made.
Settled prior to arrival .
Parties I e tt on ott i cer' s re-
quest.
Party lett pr ior to o tti cer's
arrival.
Transported t o station.
Fight broken up, and neithe r
party tiled charges .
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5-29 -76
8-1 5-76
9-30-76
10-8-76
10-16-76
7-6-76
1-1 6 -76
1-23-76
1-27 -76
10-15-76
12-20 -75
2-22 -76
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7-31 -76
9-11-76
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NATURE OF COMPLAINT
Unwanted drunk
Unwan ted drunk
Dist urbance/damage to vehicle
Suspicio us parties
Fight
Assau lt
EI~GLEWOOD LIQUOR S
Threats
GROUND ROUND
Unwanted drunk
HAMPDEN WEST
Drunk/disturbance
Disturbance
Unw ante d drunks
HILDA'S
Fight
Fight
Fami I y disturbance
Custome r dispute
Drunk/disturbance
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Party transported to Detox Center
Party taken into custody
Report taken
No prob I em -no report
No problem upon arrival of officer
Party advised to sign a complaint
in munic i pa l court
Parties who were denied the sale
of liquo r due to suspicious I.D.
made threats to break the store's
windows. Business placed on
extra watch.
Party taken home by father.
Subject causing disturbance left.
Subjects advised to leave
No problem upon arrival of of fi cer,·
Parties advised to settle their
problems elsewhere .
Parties were drunk. Advised to
file a complaint in municipal
court .
Parties advised to resolve civl I
dispute through their attorneys
No problem -no report
No problem-no report
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12-14-75
12-2 1-75
12-29 -75
12-30 -75
1-1-7b
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1-8-76
1-25-76
2 -4-76
2 -7-76
.5-2 6-76
5-14-7b
b-1 4-76
6 -2 1-70
6 -30-7o
6 -30-7 6
7-8-76
7-1.5-71.>
7-31-76
8-15-76
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LEANING TOWER (THE JOHN)
NATURE OF COMP LAINT
f ighT
Unwanted party
Possible marijuana in parking lot
Distu r bance
Chi I d abuse
Unwanted parties
Un wanted pa rt y/pend ing disturbance
Un wanted pari y
Fight
Unwanted parties
Fight
Possible underage d r inking
Parties drinking in parking lot
Fight
Disturban ce
Possession dangerous drugs
Assist State Patrol with arrest
Drunk/disturbance
Unwanted party
Bar check
Drunk subjects attempting to
leave on motorcyc I es
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Over upon arrival of officers
Parties cleared and sent on their
way
Subjects gone
Subject requested to leave
Drunk mother arrested . Child
turne d over to We I fare Department.
Subjects l eft upon arrival of o fti c
Report taken . Subject departed
atte r breaking g I asses , beer mugs
and plate glass window.
Party lett with friends.
Parti es gone -no contact.
Parties requested to leave and
did so .
Party advised how to sign complain t
Manager warned . No evi dance of
underage persons upon office r s '
arrival .
Subjects ordered back into bar.
Management counseled.
Ottense report taken on ass au It.
·Res pons i b I e party taken into custod
Party taken into custody .
Arrest made.
o problem-no report •
No p rob I em -no report.
Bar checked okay.
Parties advised of conseque nces.
Agreed to push motorcycles to
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9-1 0-76
10 -1 0-76
10 -15-76
10 -18-76
2 -6 -76
1-1-76
1-2-76
2 -7-76
4-28-7o
5 -9 -76
5 -9 -76
6-30-76
7-3-76
7-5-7b
7-7-76
7-10-76
7-17-76
7-17-76
7-18-76
7-29 -76
8-3-76
8-1 5-76
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NATURE OF COMP LAINT
Pending disturbance/possible
gun involved
Drinking in parking lot
Fight
Distu r bance
Di sturbance
SHAKEY ' S
Fight
Un wanted party
Un wanted party
Possib l e pending disturbance
Figh t
Ass au It
Distu r bance
Un wanted party
Requested bar check
Disturbance
Requested ba r check
Requested bar check
Possible illegal liquor sales
Unwanted drunk
Bar check
Unwanted subject
Unwanted pa r ty
Bar check
DISPOSIT ION
No gun found. Parties searched
and release d.
I"<> contact -no report
Parties advi sed to sign complaint .
No contact -no report
Reso lved. No pol ice action needed.
Fight over , no injuries, no
action taken.
S ubj ects asked to leave and corrp I ie
Party gone upon arr i val of officers
Subjects gone .
Fight over, one party gone .
Complainant drunk . Advised to
sign complaint a t city ha l I.
Parties involved gone upon o ff icers
arri val .
No contact -no r eport
No p rob I ems .
No contact -no report
No p rob I ems .
Bar checked okay.
Report taken .
Party taken into custody.
No prob I em -no report
Subject gone -no report
Subject gone -no report
No prob I em -no report
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NATUR OF COfvPLAI UT
Requested ba r check
Un wa nted pa rti es
Dru nk/distu r bance
Raqu~sted ua r check
Ui s turL>an ce
STUD IO LOUHGE
Crim in al misch iaf
Ass au It
Bar check
Drunk female
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'llo p rob I em -no report
Parties gone upon arrival of
off i cars .
Parties gone.
o p r oblem·-no report
Parties 86 'ed by management .
No further problems
Patron threw an empty bee r bottle
a t The uar b r eaking glasses , Dar
mir r or and bo ttl es of liquor.
Report taken .
Employee attempt ing to p r event
patron f r om takin g I i--1uor f r om
inside the premises was assaulted.
Report taken .
No problem -no report
Subject he l d at station unti I
sobe r enough to re membe r where
she I i ved .
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November 24, 1976
Rodney Utz
c/o Imperial Hotel
172 8 Sherman
Denver, Co 80203
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Dear Mr. Utz,
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Englewood. Color ado 80110
Phone (303) 761 -1140
The Eng lewood City Council has asked that you be present at
their meeting on December 7, 1976 at 7:3D p.m. The purpose
of your appearance will be to discuss police calls at your
establishment .
Cordially,
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William ~mes
Director of Finance
HDJ/kv
Certified Mail #91408
Return Receipt Requestei !
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November 24, 1976
3400 S Elalo Sir eel
Englewood. Colorado 80110
William Gilmore
c/o Vivid Color, Inc.
816 Federal Blvd.
Denver , Co 80204
Re: The John, 90 w. Belleview
Dear Mr. Gilmore,
Phone (303) 161 ·1140
The Englewood City Council has ask ed that you be present at
their meeting on December 7, 1976 at 7:30p.m. The purpose
of your appearance will be to discuss police calls at your
estab lishment.
Cordially,
t/~~ Hi,lli~rres
Director of Finance
HDJ/kv
CE RTIFIED MAIL #980346
RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED ·
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3400 S Elal o S \reel
Engle wood , C olorado 801 10
Nove mber 24, 1976
Maur ice and Shirle y Soliman
3484 S. Broa dway
Engl e wood, Co 80110
Re : Ba r Ha rbor, 3 484 S. Broadway
Dea r Mr. and Mrs. Sol i man ,
Phone (303) 761 ·1140
The Engl ewood City Co uncil has aske d that you be present at
their meeting on December 7, 1976 at 7:30p.m. The purpose
of your app earance will be t o di scuss police calls at your
es tabli shment.
Cordially,
W"dc::.:-~-
William D. ~s
Director of Finance
WDJ/kv
CERTIFIED MAIL # 980348
RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED
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~ovember 24. 1976
Arthur M. Snow
2893 S. Broadway
En glewood, co 80110
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Dear Mr. Snow,
3400 S . Elati Str e et
Englewood, Col or ado 80110
Phone (303) 761 -1140
The Englewood City Council has asked that you be present at
their meetin g on December 7. 1976 at 7:30 p.m. The purpose
of your appearance will be to discuss police calls at your
establishment.
Cordially.
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Director of Finance
WDJ/kv
CERTIFIED MAIL # 980347
RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED
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D E P A It T M E N l 0 F a i Y f N U E'
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lti RENEWAL APPLICATION FOR MAL T,,VINOUS
ANO SPIRITUOUS LIQUOR LICENSES
00 NOT Wllft'T( IN THts SPACI
(Gil AJPROVAL OF LOCAL LICENSING AUTHORITY FIRST) LIQUOR EIIFOACEMEIIT OFF ICER 'S ACTION
UlU GUTING
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ENGLEWOOD CO 80110
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SEE INSTRUCTIONS
ON THE REVERSE
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COLORADO DEPARTMENT
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or employees of any IUCh , under the 1ge of t¥1f8nt\l'-one vears?• __________________ Yes ________ No~
Has the f11Pphcant , or anv o f the partners, 0 1 any of the offtcers, stockh ol de rs or d•rec ton of sa id applican t (tf i t 11 a coroora·
110 n , ever been convicted of a felony In tht S11ttt of Colorado or bten con~r~~•cted of a crtme elsewhere which would con"ttute
o tol<>"v It such <:rime hod been oommlt111d In the Stott of Colorado Ill oo , otato fu ll ~a i ls Y os'-~------No_X ___ I
H11 tht epphcant. or '"V of the pertntK, or anv offteer , d irector o r nock.holder of latd .pp lic~nt (I t 11 11 1 corporauon ) ever
tal ~"d41"10<1•hctmo un~r th is""""' iewlr~~------~-...,......--~---~--,-.,-'~ No X
lb l had an alcoholic ~erage licen11 tUtpended or revoked?·------------------Y••--------"o _X __ _
If the answe,.ta yes, e)lplein fully (att.aeh ae p orete lhH t , 1f needed)
Do you or ony membtt""f V"''• fom ll y ho.,. a llnooclol •nt~re>t In any othe• li quor !..,.noel (S ud> f'I"'P"'"' "'~~'~' 19 .ncludo
eny tQUltV lnl..rnl-of loans~ I f the an{vJer 11 vea . u :pta.A '" detatl 1 C G T ( .. Yft~· ______ _,..o_l __ _
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Does any penon . firm or cori,oratlo n have a flnenci el tn~ei-ea ~ ev,Je ~ced ~lthtr by l~;na or equity oWnerthlp in" the bust ness -·-1
for wt'IICh ftl tt hc:a pq it.ltQUMt-'7 If th.~ns.,-II VIS, .... tl Olme.J nd add rttfV and trQOUnt Of IUChr ln r n
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tither in dofl tn ot-othtr 1temt-of "'~u•. tuoh 11 inwntorv , fu rniture, f hct~raltnd eQUipment Yes __ _,X=..-~~--N o _;. __
Edward T. Gartwri t. 66 .Uto~9_De nver Loan 221 o! 10 6
L1tt tht namn an d eddr es.se s of all bu11nenes in wh1ch en';" of the persons in the p rev ious quest• on e re tnttrested.
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l&J HANS INC
ll ERMANS RESHo
LOUNGE
2796 S BRO ADWAY
ENG LEWOOD CO
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I CERTIFY THAT THERE ARE NO CHANGES TO MY ORIGINAL APPLICATION
EXCEPT CHA E Of M~NAGER, T RADE NAME O~C<JRPORATE STRUCTURE .
NEW TRADE AM£ S;;'...IJJ..e a-> a.o..a /leo.:. ~.
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IMPO RT AN!, MANAGER'S NAME_l. :JP,f/.l't:, :)', L /mf11£B!YJarV M~KE CHECK OR M OIIlEY
ORDER PAYABlE TO THE SEE 11\lSTRUCTIONS
ON THE REVERSE
SlOE.
I F APPliCANT IS A CO RPOR ATION, FI Ll. IN REVERSE SlOE.
BUSINESS PHON E No._ ..... ZL..f.?JI.J/:..__-...J.?-Z:...::~=0:...3""--~----
10 006 5813 3 0430 I"'';;: ---NAMHND 0'5CR"""" "' LOCENSE G • 1&~---;t--:~.lN_~~ND I OR LIC~NSE (HOTEL, REST.)
2V-~8CENT OAP FEE
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h eoQhantjs) or aU c••JC•n f \I corpor •on, clllzanfs' of the United Staurs of Atnef lt~~1·-----¥..C....:
Is thtt app hcert o ny ot ttt. f).9ft n.n.. o~ any of the offtceu. stockhol der~ or d•rectors of
COLORADO OrPARTMEIIlT
OF REVENUE
t•onlever bee11 c """'C' of '"''~ny n tt State of Colorado or been conv •cted of a cnme elllftwhere wtuen ~ou ·d t 11 !,.Ht
a felony'' JU"'h t:nrr-had twen c.. !'T' n.n ·f'l tt1e State of Colorodo7 If so, stet• full deta•l li ___________ v,,, _____________ lllo .__./'
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Do vou or env merrt-w . fit VotJr tern ..,~,. • h.,.:.ncial intf'rP~t '"any other liQuor ltcense? {Such ftnancta~1 ~nre·est to •nrlude ~
any eou•tv lntt"'8U Vet _____________ J"o ____ __
Does eny persol". ftrm or corporat e n t'lava a f,nanctl l !ntarMt . ~v (1ert eO e1thar by loens or eQUitY owntrsh ip m tt'l~ bu11n '
for wh1cl'l thtl ~~eme s req ~.HKted 7 It the answer 'I '1111. ltatt names 1nd addresses 1nd emount of IU ch f1nenct tPrest f'OllOrtt srd
etther '" dolla"1 Of othf'r "~' nf v~th.·•· we., •• u••ven1ory fu rn,ture fuc1v 1jt' '"'d equtpment ___________ Y••--------____ N~ V
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I CERTIFY THAT THERE ARE NO CHANGE S TO MY ORIGINAL APPLICATION
APflOVI O
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EXCEPT CH ANGE OF MAN AGE R. TRADE NAM RP AT STRUCTURE . L-_..lt!!!!!U!!...31o!~!!U!!c...!!..M~~~.'!!!!.!!!...!!!..._
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(IF THER E IS A CH 0 NOT USE THIS FOAM . USE AN ORIGINAL AP PLIC ATI ON .)
IMPORT ANT ' :..___;J"-'am=e~IS,__,_H,,'--='io=h~l_,u"'--· _ • .:.<f..:_:...·.-:=:.._-=:.._---MAI!£.,Cij Ec.K OILMONEY
SEE INSTRUCTI ONS
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SIDE.
IF APPLIC A NT IS A CO RPO RATION , FILL IN R EVERSE SI DE . O RDE R PA YAB LE TO TH E
BUSIN ESS PHONE NO . ---'7'-'8t..9...Q<='-'9"'ll-.. _ _:_ _______ _
COLORADO DEP A RTMENT
O F R EV ENUE .
RENEWAL APP LICAT I ON FOR Ll 6UOR LICENS E{S) FOR THE YEAR END ING . ' TOT AL FEE (S)
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G B-E ER . Wll'i E t .AND LIQUOR LICENSE CHOTElt REST.) ~ -'"' "'·' $·.25..00 ----. --"" --' 'i -:nv 85 PER CENT OAP FEE : ---~1::2 76 .• 15 -·. ... ·::. :· .. ,~"\ ... <~'
Oo you h ave legal p outssto" o f the prem tses tor whtch th iS appllcauon f or li c ense 11 made ?•-----~Yt!e.1.111:L ___ ....... -.,.'-_....-<,,:_~. 0:,.,..,,,~·----
Are the p remtt.e l owned or rer:-..a~wn ed If rented, effecu"Je & exp ~r auon d ate of tease ________ __:·•::··::c,.~-:1''!:".:.''_''_' -----
'' app l.can t fs ) or.,, o f f lei!n Of th e c o rt)orltl()(t, Cltll&n (s l o f t he Untted States o f Ame nca?· __ -.!'1~•::..::• _________________ _
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or employees of env su ch , un der the ege ot twen rv ·one vears?•------------------Y••----------No ...I..__
Has the epphcant , or e nv of the plttnen, or env of the ofhcers, stoc kholders or d irectors of 1a id appllc af\t Of tt is a corpore
tton ) ever been c oov 1cted of a fe lony In the S11te o f Colorldo or been convtc ted of a cnm e elsewhere wh ic h would constitute
e tei Ofly if such crime h &d been oomm ltted i n the State o f Colorado? I r 10, st ate fu ll ~e its Yn'--~------No _I. ___ I
Has t he ep p l1 c.nt, or any of the partnen, or any o fficer, d i rec t o r or stockholder of sa1d app li c ~n t t•f 1t 11 1 corp o rauon) eve r.
(a) ~en d eltjoq •loce,me un.,r rh" IIQUO< le w1 '=-~·.-'_.::._ ___ Nn I.
lb) had an alcoho ltc ~e rege lic ense sutpended o r reov o ked 1' ___________________ Yos. _________ No_X __ _
If tht enswer'ls yes, eXp lai n f ully (attaeh separate lhHt, 1f ne eded)
Do v ou or any member"'f YO\fr fet'fl lly have a financial 1 nt ~rest In any othoe r li quor !fc«n te ~ (SueR f ~ci 11 1 ~ar q,t t-? ~t ude
any a qu ttV in'Urfti-orfoa nsj If the an(Mr "ves, t )l(p \au\ 10 deutll '' 1 rG ~ f C' Ye s_' ______ ..J"'o _:X __ _ .., ,. ,. )'
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Does any person , fir m or to~~ra t•o n ha'we a f ~na nc ta lt n~eres ~ ev •d"'e~ced ~tther by l ~;ns or t QIJi tY o-Mite rthip ln1 tl,e bu Siness -~-I
Ltlt the nam es and add re sse s of ell busmesses tn whtch any o r the penons 10 t ht p revio us ques u on are tn terested .
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OU=tECTORS.. lCit .. , O~r~ lat teen l are requ1rtHj bv Lawt 1. • •
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Ll•t •H ttoekh~d!traownmg or c:O(flroUfRQtt't\f ~the c.tp•tel uoctt of the cor poration (~ aot04!11 o wner or ptadgeed Useuparate tfwtt •I ne eded
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"' STOCK OWNED r-J!F BIRTH ' "'·
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• \I""' ~,.,ott lft lt tl.l~tHf~, If 11~tta 1 ~~~ mMt tne r"tOn.ote rtQUir..-nertU o f th• ~'thborhoOO en-' tf'l• ,-•lr" or tf'l '"!'~1-,111
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f 0:-'J •"': ~2L.ifi'..c.OR S!'CRE'rARV OR OTHER OFfi'ICER HAVING THE OPfi'ICAALS[AA..OF TME. L.IC!:NSINQ AUTHOR I TY .)
{If tne pt~mh l'l trlloclt.Cwt\.tri"e 1"""n., aa,•M .aove I PI)roval lhOuta b a titn .a by the m •yot ana c le rM, It In 1 c o u W o lhen by t"a cn.lwnen ot U'l4' Doltd of
county COt'T\mt u lona rt aAt\lrr•cl•• ft'• a4ud .l\f:'t .,...anca br otharwiM, the total llc•nsjn l •ut horlly It~~ other olfk:la l. t~ wch ._.,0\l'a '"ould be
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STATE FEE REMITTANCE , BE AT THE COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE , STATE CAPITOL ANNEX
BUILDING, 1J.?5 SHERMAN STREET, DENVER , NO LAT~R THAN DECE~BER 1.
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RENEWAL APPLICATION FOR MALT , VINOUS.
AND SPIRI TU OUS LIQUOR LICENSES
(GET APPROVAL OF LOCAL LICENSING AUTHORITY FIRSTI L IQUOR ENFORCEM ENT OFFICER'S ACTION
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SHlJUUN ST
OENV[R COLO
10203
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l&J MANS INC
ZlKHERMA~S REST&
LOUNGE
i!.7 96 S BRO ADWA\'
ENG LEWOOD CO 80110
I CERT I FY THAT THERE ARE NO CHANGES TO MY ORIGINAL APPLICATION
EXCEPTCHA GE OF MANAGER, TRADE NAME O~C~RPORATES TRUCTURE .
NEW TRADE Al\1£ _5<l/)/ e if:!> a.lJ4 /J<"J
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IIf THEP.c 13 A CHA NGE IN OWNE RSHIP DO NOT USE TH IS FORM . USE AN ORIG INA L APP LICATION I
IMPoRTANT 1 MANAGER'S NAMe L!lAf?.,·t:. ::r. 7/mt!!t:Rma~ MAKe c HEcK oR M o'le
SEE INSTRUCTIONS! II' APP LICANT IS A COR PO RATI ON , FI LL IN REVERSE SIDE. ORDER PAYABLE TO THE
~I~E~HE REVERSE j BUSINESS PHONE NO. 7 511-,;l. b03 ~~L~::::u~FPARTMENT
I TYPE·-~ .• .:_. ---~--'0. N AME AND DESCRIPTION OF LICENSE ~w --Nl.__.:-.J.!j O ll OR LIC~NSE (HOTEL, REST.)
~'>-~KM_Q AP F --1. $ .-l--76--_ .. ~,--!i-4-j
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Are the prom•..-own..-' or ''"'llll!d·_J:{.f!n f, .. A If rPniP e tfKitve & eKPtrat ton date o~ase .&,(:[iifiJZ: ~J·l 121>9_._.
Is aopl ic ant(s) or sll of~•c,.n of tho corporatton, ciuzents. o t h~ Un1ted S•atH of Amenca? y£ ~ _
Is the appllcan,, or eny ol the pannen, or any of the otftcers, stockt'!older's or d~recto rs of sa•d appl icant I If 11 11 a corp oratton'.
or employett nf ~~tny lt.l~ under thei!IJP of --w.oty<OI"' V .. "''---------------------Y"'-----------
Has the epplic111nt. or any o f the n~~r !"18" Of env cf the c f f•cfln, uockholders or d•rectors of sa•d ophcant I if •t •s a coroorL't
uonl ever t>nn co""•ct~d of a' tnny '"the S te of Colo, ado or hf'ttn conv~ct ed of a cnme elsewhere whtch would constlf,Jtt
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a felony 1f su rn nuT"~e he' beon comm•tted •n tt"le Stll~e ot Colt ... rild n' If \U, :sta te fu\1 detai la, ____________ Yes . ____ No--=::::: ·
Has the epphren, or eny at th4t P!H t!"'erl or any off •ce r. d.recror 01 stockt\otder of sa1d applicant (If •t 11 a corporanon \ ever
No V""' ht) been denifd Ttt:erlie •Pl<'er t hl~ l•quo' law7:·----------------------------.Jes ____ _
(bl h ed an lllcohultc tlPv~ qe I•C"""' 1usoended or revokf"d 7 --------------------~------Y •s: ______________ ~o ~
If the ansW!r •• yes, e.xDI"'tn fuUy latt")lh Jeoara te s"ett, If ne ded)
Do you or env mem ber o vour fltiT'IiV lo!avto e tm3ncial intPff•,t '"any other liquor license? (Such fmancial tntetelt to include
any t quitv ll'\terest or •oan •) If th., &n' r 1s yn, e•plam '" de tall ___________________________ v .. : _____________ No_.._,/ ____ _
Does any perso". ftrm or cotporet;•1n have a tmancl1t tntere 1. ev·~ d tt thtr bv loan s o r eQUttY ownentup 1n t ,. us•nt-
for wh tch this !tU~ns e .s equet1ed7 It tl\e ena~r 11 yes, &tate names ano a~r tnM and •mount ofwch f 1nanc•el '"terest jlllli(D e a.• I
either'" dnllen Of other •tPmt nf yalue, tucl'\ at tnventorv furn •t ure. f•w:hl•ttt and eQuipment _________ __:Y•'-------
Oul•n~ n wh•cn nv or he Ott• sona n tt-lt priJ'VJOUI Question are lnte,.lt\tttd .
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NAME HOlliE STREET NO. & CIT Y PERCENT O F
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~M a ~fectufllr1 , ,holesalert, ImPOrters end Publ t<: TrenspOfatton Systems d•lregtt"d th•s stcttollt)
l": ' '' 'ftle foreooln9 IPPhCatlon Nl been •••minto a n eltne oremiMI, bUsiness conouc\ea 11nd Chllr Ktlr of tn. appllcat •• sattfllc tory. ,;,d
-e •• recaor1 tntt SUCh U ~n tt , tf tr~t•d. wil l m••t tf'le re•soniDII reQolremenu ot the ne•ghborhooa aoCf tne oMi r" ol tne •nhabt tann,
11na compll ei w•tn tht proylslon of Article 47, T itle 12, C .R .S . 1971.
THI.flti.1'0RE. THIS AIJPLICATION IS HE lit! BY APPROVIEO. r •
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(MAYOR OR CHAIRMAN OF B O ARO OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OR OT HE" T\TL: ..
("'TTES1j• , •. ,)
CCLEI=tKOR SECRETAR Y OR OTHER 0Ffi'ICER HAVING THE OFFICtA\..SEAL.OF TME LICEN SING AUTHORITY .}
(I t the preml sn are 1 o01~1 w\tf\,rf...,o.,.... or c1 t y, I ti t-~~ IDProvat •noutd oe llflned Dy tne ma~or 1nd clerk , It In • county. t nen oy the cf'lalrm•n ot t~• bo1r0 ot
cou nty commiStlonen Hlcr<ttq-ct•tk f~ ooerd. It, br OfCii l nte or othe•wtle, t ne loca l lleenttng au thorltr '' •ome otner offiCial, tn.n w.acn ~~~oval ttiout~ ~.
liVI n Dy IU Ch Offk:l al.i . , .-' ) '-. . NOTICE
J:Ol~SURE THAT YOUR LICENSE IS ISSUED ON TIME IT IS IMPORTANT THAT THIS DOCUMENT , WITH YOUR
_.;:iTATE'f't!: REMITTANCE, BE AT THE COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF REVENU E, STAT E CAPITOL ANNEX
/ BUILDING, 1375 SHERMAN STREET , DENVER , NO LATER THAN DECEMBER I .
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AND SPIRITUOUS LIQUOR LICENSES
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PEANUT BARREl INC
HOLLY' SOUTH
3535 S HURON
ENGLE WOOD CO 80110
·I CERTIFY TliAT THERE ARE NO CHANGES TO MY ORIGINAL APPLICATION
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OIS AffiOYID
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EXCEPT CHAN GE Of MANAGER, TRADE NAME OR CO RP ORAT E STRUCTURE . L-.-.!!~!U!~~!!!!!!'-..!!~!.!!.!~~~!!!._.!!..._
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-(IF THERE IS A CHANG-{)NOWifERSHIP 00 NQT ·USE TH1S FORM . USE AN OR IGINAL APPLICA'fiON .)
,•.1Mr0RTANT , 'l MANAGER 'SNAME Q~ ~
SEE INST!Juc;rtONS IF, APPLICANT IS A coCoAMltN. FILL IN AEVFRSE SIDE .
ON T-H!. BI!:VEfiSE '/. •. '7 ,_ 4 L7
SIDer , ~SI:~ESS PH ONE NO . _ _,+t.J.<LL..Jhr.....::-:..,,f.L.clt=L..;:J..,;;.>---------., , .-. . ,. ',
MAKE CH ECK OR MONEY
OfiOER PAYABLE TO THE
COLORADO DEP~TMENT
OF REVENUE .F 4'o//, ..<:.)
RGNEWII't. AI'PliCATi ON ftlR liQUOR LICENSE IS) FOR THE YEAR ENDING . TOTAL FEE(S )
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Do you have legal poneuion ot the premise& for \Nhic h th1s appltc auo n for licen • it m ade ~?-...:l~/..o:t:..J.L __ .:,·.-~· .,.._,,--_,~~c...:.-..:.. ___ _
tP -r :'f-# !!_:fO""?:.~·· Ar e the orem ises own6d ot rentest?. Y'lt2 d If rented, effect ive & ex p irat ion da te of lease . _ _.,L-:Oo?-r-q..:.a...,:,.::...,_o:::.,~...-"'---'-----
It 8Pt)licanthl or all oft1cer1 of t he corporatton, c•ttzenlsl o f the Uni t ed States: of America? y<P' S" '•, ,, .~~~ .•
Is the appltcant. or ~V of the' partners , or any of th e off teen, stockholders or d i'rectors of llid appllcwn( (If 1: 1S a corpora t,on),
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or employHS of any w ch . under the age of twentY·one years?• __________________ y ., ________ No~
Hn the applant, or arty a t the J)artf"ert , or any ot th e otf1cen, ttocid'loktert-o~trM'-" of Mid ~HU It is a corpora· .. -
tion) ever beln convicted-of a feletty ,,. the S1ate ot Colorado or been convicted of 1 crime elsewhere wt\~ would conc lib.ltw ' 'lo~Q!>Y !J.•uc:h cdme hod ~·~ <"'!l.!!l!•u•d '" Jllo.Sl.al.l.oicot.orado l .ll,!P. ~~lui LE!!!tl!.IJ~ Yn ?( .: No ._._
.JeV,ICYo7T'I)21t\ -* (.VIJYitH:V ~ ~~ 'UJIIIAUIJI'IS'>J ~V~ 1'111t:OCIJ \5V tiJbll#l t:.T"'T1T'7;0l)t;r1Wfrt_
Has the applicanrv br any of the partnen, or anv o·,f lcer , d irector or stockholder of tatd appl1cant C1f 1t 11 a corporation ) ever :
fa) been d@n led e lice nse under tt\1& llouor taw? . es No__)(_
lb l hed an alcoholfa beverage hcense suspended or revoked? Yes o )(
If the answtt '' yes. ••Ple in fully (anech qparete lhMt, 1f naedec:H
Do yo "' or e ny member of YOUf famlfv haYt 1 f lnancial •nterest in any other liquor licenN ? (Such financiallnternt to include
eny eQUitY tntltrM l Of loa ns I It th e antwer'll ves , expla1n m de taii ________________ Y e••--------.J"O_.X
Does any JM rtOn, f 1r m or corporatton have 1 hnanc:11l tntetes t , ev u:ienced e tther by Io-ns or equtty ownersh'(t In t he bu11ne1s
e•tt1e r '" dotlan o r ot her uams of value . such 11 •nven to ry f urni N re , f1atur" end eQu•pment ______ ___;Y.tl ' ' .,
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for Vlllh 1Ch ttus he:ense '' requftttd 1 It the lf\li 'A4 r t1 ves, state names and addrMMI end amount of auch finansa•' tnterel\ expretsed
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Lt l t the n.mes and lddrenes o f e ll bustnesses tn wh1ch eny of the penon• in the previous quettion are inter" tad.
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(dl ' ; • 1•~ N~i ' " Home Addreu C•tv Oate of Birth
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llu •IJ ttockhoi!Hrtowruno or eonarolhf'lt any-of the capiUII st.Ck ot the corpora non I Include actual o wner or pledgee I Uae &eparate sheet tf needed
L NA~~.1'1 , t'<.l ,. tt<J~ME J;;;EET NO) c•TY ..J \ s~~E~CE~NT o.J0 0 ~~D8~~~H ~ ~ 1~ a;:n t-otJJJOS U:JO E bln1roJ1M.O..,.,_e ____.,.,_;-rn-~~-. ? -;.o .;~ ,li.IPe¥-...:_~J~I-1 .SJ1 S. ibpklr Ll>gf '-~~L...:-~71\~---j;;;L .,;;,ol-2!.0
, · llltt f bltOWIIII"t tff~it \f)'etitNt11Adt«knowlfdled by tndtv.dual& ~ e~ '"""bet' o~part MJihips .nd by Cor.porw:u....t
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co\.n,;to! A,w.H.a ' _£ ''""'~ , ~ .~"J,.. · 4' ' ... • be1,0 bv me f1 r11 dulv tworn, ''for h1mMif, deposeund .. ~Th;~ he'' 1~ ~Jt:ap1
ebortt neA)td; 01 t tll.lt M" ;Jt.,.,.,..,.,. ot the aboYt named corpo ration , that he has read the torego•ng eppr:Cattc;t"'...lftd..,.;. b• k ~
the COO ""'tl t hereof, tnd fhlt all mttttrl and thl"tt thef'tln Mt forth ar e t ru• Of h 1S own knowledge and ha agrees tO con...:~r"' ~~~~~ti Of'l~
promuiGited by the Stitt Oep.~ru11ent of Aev..-.U e in connection thtrtw•d'\. :: ~· _.. ,... :. .
SutJ~r.7."~ ~W~Cm \O..~fo r t ~· t' ,.,. , _ . 1'\diVId...als end all tnembers O!QW..t.Oe rsktp \ :.'"""'. ~ ~~~~ ~
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r ':,:'":i c;;:·~;..'-:·,.,o~o l R&PORT ANO APPROIIP,L OF LOCAL LI CENSING AUTHORITY
• , ·'fMt n.f~~e~r "" ... ~o l~s . lmparteft end Public T rans pOfat•on Svnems d isregard th•s MC1 ionl ,
'; .PN ' ).·; ,-.W The rorw,o"tnt appllc:atlo ,. hal bMil utm ln td and tne premiHs, o usiness conducted t nd cn~ra c ter of the aopllc.at Is Ut i factory, and"
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THa-.CPoAE THI ~ ~~~ICATI~~ II HaA,BV APPR OVE~.
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r (M.A VOR OR CHAIRMAN OF BOARD OF COUNTV COMM ISSIONERS OR On-tE A TITLE OF L..~ tNG UTHO('I T V .} ... __.:, \ .,
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: ~l t" ,"" '~Lt:AKOR6ECRETAR V O R OTHER OFFICER H AVING Tt--IEOFFICIALSEALOF THe. LICENSING A UTHORtTV.)
(H the tw'emls.; ~e tocafwct :fi"tPiin\.ot~G) city, the above fPProwll snould be ••gned by the mayor and cl erk, If In a county, then Dy tnt c hairman of the oo•rd o t
county commtll\onets ano tM c-fll_,o t&e f)hH . 1(, b y •rdltnce or otherwise . tne IOCII lice n sing authority Is some other official, ~n ;uct\ AP ~roc~l s~ould \~.
th·en by wen offlcla t.j \"', .. -'I. • ... 1 ~~~~~,--------~~==========-=============~~~~~~~
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TO INSURE 'THATYOUR LICENSE IS ISSUED ON TIME , IT IS IMPORTANT THAT THIS DOCUMENT , WITH YOUR
n.AifE FEE REMITTANCE , BE AT THE CO LORADO DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE, STATE CAPITOL ANNE X
BUILDING, 1375 SHER MAN ST REET , DENVER , NO LATER THAN DECEMBER 1.
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.RENEWAL APPLICATION FOR MALT, VINOUS
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AND SPIRITUOUS LIQUOR LICENSES
(GET APPROVAL OF LOCAL LICENSING AUTHORITY "FIRST) LIQUOR !HP'ORCEMEHT OPP'ICER 'S ACTIOH
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AUTHOtiiTY IF
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IHUWAN ST.
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NAGY · • ANDRE I • ·
GOLDEN FlDOlE
337 0 ~S ACOMA
ENGLEWOOD CO
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I CERTIFY THAT THERE ARE.JifO CHANGES TO MY ORIGINAL APPLICATION
DATE
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EXCEPT CHANGE OF "'ANA,GER, TRAOE NAME OR CORPORATE STRUCTURE . L--..!!~=..!!~!!!!~!....!!!....!!!~~~~~~-
NEW TRADE NAME ------/-t------1-:,---.;_/
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(IF THERE IS A CHANGE RM . USE AN ORIGINAL APPLICATION .)
MAKE CHECK OR MONEY
ORDER PAYABLE TO THE
COLORADO DEPARTMENT
Of REVENUE . $ ~? J, 2.J
TOTAL FEE(S)
Do vou have ltQIII pQIMtiJOn of the,P rttmJie5 for wt\td-1 th•• application f;:>r license i• made?•----------=-=,.,..--------
Are ·~·p rom i ses owned or r,ntttH re..n h.ol , If rented, effective & oxplro t ion dote of ....... ____ _jiL:9:,wK:l..~1L--------
Is applicant It I or ell off~ers of the cO'('pofedon , cnizen(J) of the United Statts of Amence?·-------.-_;"j~<:-.,.S:..._-:,.....-.>_,_ ______ _
Is the app lican~ or l r"lY of the pwtneri, Of' any of the off icers , stockholders or directors of sa id eppli cant (If It is 1 corporation),
V ' or employ..-of onv such . under the 11J0 of twontv·ont yaars l·~-_________________ vu'--------No __ __
Has the appiK:I'nt , o r any of the pertnen, .or iny Uf the otf•cers. uockholdera or directors of said apphctnt (•f it II a <;orpora · -~
tton l ever been.eonvtcttd of a fe to"V in theStatt.of Cotorado or been ccmv•cted of a c rtme tllewhere which would coouitutt \
a fe lony if su~h Cnme hed be~ committed tft thi Ste1e of Colorado? It ao , state full ditalls•----~.,.,-_,.YH•-----.,.---N o~
Has the app lict~nt . or a"y of the pertnere.. or any offk:.er. director or stockholder of w id ~l icant li f it 11 a eorpont•on) eve r :
lol been denied alicenlf under tllltllquor lo wl•------------------------> •••--------No~
lb ) had an alcoholic btverege hcensetuiPtnded or revoked?r __________________ y.,, _________ No~
If the answer Is yn, explain fully (attach uparett sheet, if needed)
Do you or any mef'nbtr ot your fo mlly have a ftnanc lat Interest '" any other liquor Hcense? (Such tlnancleltnterest to fnclude
any equtty tnrwrest or loans ). If b\e enswer is ves . ••P'•in •n deta•''----------------Y•••--------.J<o_:i:_
Does any perSon, firm or corporation ~ve a fin end al Interest , ev tdenced e•ther by loans or tQU i tv ownMihip in the business
for whtch thit IN:ense t.1 requlflted? ff the answer is ves, state names and addreqes and amount of tuch flnanctallntarnt.PPrtued
e•ther In dollart or other ttMn' of value ,soeh I~ inventory, furntture , fixtures and equipment: _______ .J eti _________ No...,;&--
L•st the nam" and eddreues of all businessea in v.+,ich tny of the pertons In the prevtoul question ere Interested.
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IF THE ~ICAMT II A COIIPORATION • ..,_, (o), (bl, (c), (d), ond (o) t., Ore•utectvt\der ~ tHtof fh• S\llte ot _______ , ________ Date _..:_,__f;__
(b) P;i~lr8! b\16ineM •l ecnduCftld at _________ _.:_ ___________ , Countv of_:_:,;,__..::_.·, 5tllte of~-.._:::~:__ __ '_:_ __ :_
lc) Date o1 hJing l•t eMw.t corpor ate reoot1 to 1he Secretary o't Stat'L, ______ ---------------•
(dt Neme ,. Home Addreu ' C•tv Oat• of Birth
Month. o..,, Year
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~ 1 HOME STREET NQ . 8o CITY , OATEpF Blf'TH
Ltu .a t noctcholden own.neorcont r~l"'ueny of tt\41 CliP • tal noek ol the eorporat•on. (Include actual o woet or P'td9H I Use JePAra1e lheet if needed.
N .. ME HOME.STREET'N O & CITY PERCENT OF OATE
, ',.\-t ~ STOCK OWNED OF BIRTH
C'The foll~nt af.-.wit to .. tiened JM'Id oc:knowtedrled bV lndMdu.els and each member or partnerW11ps ..,d by CorporeHoel
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Countvol---b4(2.£l4.~¥'f"~··=le'.~~:' • =-, __ ..J-}"·----l~L!:~~·:.......!:~~·~·· __ _
ond -----------~77:,-----......,~---· being by me f~rst duly swQfn . 1f for h1maelf . dtpo~es an :that he 11 theeppficant
above named; or thett'wt it_.,_(i._.f...,.<•<:.~l•«or...oio.kkooo._· __ .,af the above n.rned corpora11on; 1hat ht hal rtlld the fo,ego•ng appUcetton and _that he knowa
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Menuf~~urlfl . ~ol esal~, ImPOrters and Public TrantPoratton Svst~~mt d isregard thiS section) , , .
Tht tortgol nt ap~l ic at l on hat been •xamlned and the ortmltel, Dullness conaucttd ll"d cnarac:ter of tht .~Jpolicerit s.tt1actory , and
Wilt .(to report that such llc.ntll, It granteMI, will matt tht rea~onao 1 e rtaulrt mtnu o t tn• nai9llborhood a nd cne q,str• C?f the lnnapittntl ,
and comoi•n with tnt prowttlon of Article 47, Tltlt l!Z , C.R .S . 1973. 1 , -. (
THE".,.O,Itl. THI. A"'L.ICATION tl Ha .. CBV A"'ROVCC, .
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(NAM E OIJ' TOWN., CITV OR C0Uf'iT'!1.:.• ..,.:o...,..!-':_ _ _.. ______ .;__~-----------~...:..,....:_ __ _;. ___ ...;: ....... _____ _
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(MAYOR OR (;HAl RMAN OF BO ARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OR OT~Ri~1'~t ~.t1~J~~~t ~t THO R I TV· .•
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(If the pr•mlllfl ar• lou'tM ..Ji'thtn it"owh '* Ctt~J\,. ~oo~ lfprpval should be slgnea by the rnayor and Cltfk, If'" a county, then DY tnt chair""'• of the ooard of
county commlnloners at~4 ,.Gltrk tcJ;t.,.lptltriti.J f, hv ordlence or o therwls.a , tht lou! licensing authOfllY 11 some o ther o fficial, f'\en such 911pVal ~o u.td bt
give n b~ such orrtclal .t ·f~:-'· yl -·-~ >
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TO INSURE THAT YOUR LICENSE IS ISSUED ON TIME , I.,. IS IMPORTANT THAT THIS DOCUMENT , WITH YOUR
~TE FEE REMITIANCE, BE AT THE COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE, STATE CAPITOL ANNEX
BliiLDING, 1375 SHERMA~ STREET, DENVER , NO LATER THAN DECEMBER 1.
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RENEWAL APPLICATION FOR MALT, VINOUS
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AND SPIRITUOUS LIQUOR LICENSES
(GET APPROVAL Of LOCAL LICENSING AUTHORITY FIRST) '-IOUOR I!HI'ORCI!iii!MT OFFICER 'S ACTIOH i·,
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l CERTIFY THAT THERE ARE ~0 CHANGES TO MY ORIGINAL APPLICATION
EXCEPT CHANGE OF MANAGER , TRADE NAME OR CORPORATE STRUCTURE . L-_..!~~~!C!~~!!....!~~~~~!......!!...._
NEW TRADE NAME ---------------.. SIGNATURE ________________________________________ ___
(IF THERE IS A CHANGE LN OWNERSHIP DO No;r USE THIS FQ.RM. USE AN ORIGINAL APPLICATION .) . .
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MANAGER'S NAME-----------------..--
SEE INSTRUCTIONS IF APPLICANT IS A CORPORATION , FILL IN REVERSE SlOE. ' I/
ON THE REVERIE
MAKE CHECK OR MONEY
ORDER PAYABLE TO THE
COLORADO DEPARTMENT
OF REVENUE.
TOTAL FEElS)
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Do you heve legal posau•on or the prem iaes for wh~h this epplicetion for lk:en• is m~7·--------.....,---.....:.:.....,;...;..,..,.,.,:-----i
Art the premises owned or rented?. it rented, effllctt)re • e..piretion date of laase :: ________________ ~
h epp Hc.ant l sl or all offtce,.,,of ~the corporation, citizen (s) of the Uni ted sm .. of Ameriu?·-------.,------,;_ ______ __,
Is theepplicent, or any of d,, par nenJ or env of the offi~rt , stockholcftrt or directon of 11i d JPPiican t'ot it ia#ta corporation),
0< emp loy-olonv ouch , undor lht • of t-..tv-o,. yoat~?·------------------Y"'--------No ___ _
Ha.J the applican t , or any of the pertrwt, or eny of the offteen, stockhotders 0# d irec tors of aaid .pplicant (if it is 1 corpora·
t ion) ever been convicted of 11: felony !"tfhe St .. of Co'oredo or beeR C._9twicttKt ''a crime eiiAIWhere which would coMtitutt ·+ , . .. ......
a felony if such crime hedOHn COt"t"'f'n_ltted In tM Stitt of Color~o ? !f 10, 1\ltl full details Yeti_:_• -------No____.
Ha s the ~p li cent, or any of the partneR, or any off icer, d i rector or uockholdlr of N id ~PPIIcant (if it i& a corporation) ewr; I
(a) bHn de.hied ~· ;l~ente u'n~.: ttt i•' liQUor lawt.: ' ,. ·~ . "'-~·-·_1:...!' _' ___ No ___ _
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(b l hed an alcoholic beverage licente suspended or revotced?·----~--------'------V"'---------"0----
II the ono-r it yn, exploln fully !•ttoch Mllorottlheet, if needed)
Do you or env rnembe! of ~our f~il y h•w a flnanclal111ttrest in any other Liquor 11tef!M7 ~~~nanc iat inttf elt t o l ncJu~•
anv equity '"'',..''or l oan.t) If h at~twer Is v•. axplein in detall _____ .._j,:.l..,. _________ Yoo:.· -.-------.J'Io __ _
Ooeltnv ~raon , firm ar corporttlon hrll~• f inanc ial i~terest , ev idenced ei ther by 108t'lt or equhv ownersh ip in the buslnett
for wtl ich thktk:entl t1 requ11f.ct? u·-. .. ihtMr it vei. state names and addrllllland amount of sOch flnanclel l nterett ••pressed
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L1st tht namn end eddrHMS of ell buslnt~sesln which env of me pertot'lt In the previous quetuon are interested.
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•bcw'•n.med;tfW\-thM ttllftl ci/4'"-7 · of the 1bovt nemed eorporiJion ; that tote ha r~d the foretolng app1~Miott, and that ht knows
m. c:ont ~u tf\efeof. ~ thtt..n """'*''"d d'Untf there •n Itt forth.,, '"4' o f his ~n knowledge Md he .... to conlonn co 1111 rulet .. ~(1~·-~
promulgated b y thti St•W o.-rt"*'t of Revenue In connecuon therewith. -.. ,;,,, .. '\., \,. \ ~ l: ; · ... J~
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~· • ··' • ,1 •·· RE!'ORT .-.o APPROVAL OF LOCAL LICENSING AUTHORITY
t M.,.,..e~~r;plt.. Whol--"rt, Importers end Pubhc Tr1neporat•on Svet~ms d i.,...,tlthll section)
1 T he fO tt9Di nt appll utlon h11 been ••amtn1d 1 n d the pr•mts.es, bu.&l neu conduc~d and charuter of tfM IPPIIUt It ._tlt actor y , a n d
.... do ••oo•\ , .. ,, audt W"I\M,1t .,.,,.,,will mMt the r.-onaDI~ requ l ,.menu o l tnt oetehbotY\OOd •n• t9• Qllllrts of thl tnnabl tM'IU.
a nd cam o ii M wttb thl PfOV .. IOn Of AttiCWI 47, Title 12, C .R .$, 19JJ. •' • ' ,
THP.:fii"O"I THII " .. ..._!CATION I I MIRil8V Ailt'PIIIOVID. ,,
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(II""' pr e m tMS a re tocat k ~f'l~l" •~owtt o r 'CuW.Ane e~o v• epproval snould oe t lgn.ct b y the m1yor and cltrk , It In a cou,.t y, U111 n bY tn• en'lfmi n of tha boa rd ot
coul"'ty ~om~n on•" a'-d tl1i' ~ lo '~'DO.,.. t t; by Or d l o~nc e or o t he,.....IM, the tocat licensing 1utrt ority It 'om• ol herotnctt' .. tMn .u,cn toP ~~vl~ •.nouta ~ ..,
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"'"'fo INSURE THAT YOUR LICENSE IS ISSUED ON TIME, IT IS IMPORTANT THAT THIS DOCUMENT, WITH YOUR
STATE FE.E !\EMITTANCE , BE AT THE COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE , STATE CAPITOL ANNEX
BUILDINIS, 1375 SHERMAN STREET , DENVER , NO LATER . THAN DECEMBER 1. ----.... ~ ------...---"-----~
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AND SPIRITUOUS LIQUOR LICENSES
(GET APPRO IJ.AL OF LOCAL LICENSING AUTHORITY FIRST) LIQUOR EHfORCEMEHT OFFICER 'S ACTIOH
Arn.-ClTTIHG
A,JIOVAI.. 0
0' lOCAL
ltC(NSING
AUTHORITY W
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TO COLO" ADO
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MAGNET 'INN INC
'. SNOWS LOUNiE
2893' S BOWAY
ENGL'EWOOO CO
AHIOVID fit /t?-2. ~-26 ~-::Qivd# o• •
DOT[
80110 .
IT AT[ CA,ITAL
:;i.i~A~~T .
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I CERTIFY THAT THERE ARE NO CHANGES TO MY ORIGINAL APPLICATION
EXCEPT CHANGE OF MANAGER , TRADE NAME OR CORPORATE STRUCTURE . L--...:.==..;,~===-""-"="-=:......c=..:=..=o....::=--
NEW TR ADE NAME ---------------
SIGNATURE._ ___________________________ ~--~
(IF THER E IS A ~H ANGE IN OWNERSHIP DO NOT USE JHIS FORM .,UiE Aft ORIGINA L APPLICATION.)
IM,DRTANT
SEE INSTRUCTIONS
ON THE REVERSE
SIDE.
MANAGER'S NAME __________________ __,
IF APPLICANT IS A CORPORATION , FILl. IN REVERSE SIDE.
BUSIN~SS '"ON I! NO.----------'---------------
MAKE CHECK OR MONEY
ORDER PAYABLE TO THE
COLORADO DEPARTMENT
OF REVENUE.
TOTAL FEElS)
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Do you heve legal posse11J on of the pr..,..illl for wh ich thit epplicat ion for liaerue is made ?·-~"-""*'---------------------------------
''" tho prem isn owned or rented~ li'«eJfc d If rented , elloetovo a expiration dato ollo-. __ <,//'-'·"'.St.;·:,Z.":S:"----::--..... ];.uou"'"'"'c."'-.J/Llq ... f'-"/'----
·,, applicant(s) or all qffle.r1 ~·f the co rporation, c iti zen lsi of the United Stat" of Amtrica1-''1"'-'---------------------..------------
lt the applicant, or any of the pertntn,or any of the offictn, stockholden or d irectors of uid appltc~t tlf it ile corporeuonL
or employees of any such, under the age of twentv·one year1? __________________________________ Yos ______________ No~
Has the applicant, or anv of tl'tt pen,.,., or any of'tht officers. nock.t\Dh.ien or d i rectors of Mid app he.nt (•f it is • corpora·
tion) ever been convicted of a felony il'totht Sttte of Colorado or been convicted of a enmt el•whert wtdch would conttiNte
1 felony i! tuch _crlme had~ com,J;i~td in tht.State of Colorado? If so , ttete full deta•ls v ... ______________ No~
Has the applicant, or any of t he p~rtners , or any off~er , d•,.ector o r stockholder of sa•d IPPIIC.nt (if it ita cofl)Orltton ) ever :
lol bMn donled elicense un~a r tl1illlquor'law7 __ ~----------------------------------------...Jn--------------No...t:::::..__
(bl had an alcoh olic be'Yorage licensesus~ended or revoked? __________________________________ Yes _______________ .l'IO~
If the answer it yes, expla in fulty (a ttach separatelhnt, if needed)
Do you or eny memb4r of your famHy heve a financial interest in any other liquor llce'lM?ISuct'l flnanclel Interest to includ e
any ~utty if\,.,..t or loans I. If tfla lht....,.r It yes .uplain In deta•l ______________________________ v .. _______________ .J'Io V
Does any person , f 1rm or corporation heve a fmanc ial inter"'· evu:Mnced either by loans or equity ownership fn the business
for wh tch th is lic:ense is requnted ?lf the answer is ves. nate n.mes end addrtuet and emount of such financ:1al interest ••pressed
either tn dollers or other items of value, such 11 inventory , furn iture, f ixtures and equ lpment _____________ v, .. ______________ ,N o~
List the namet and tddre iMI o f all bustneatel tn which any o f the person• tn the previous queltton er• lnternted.
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t.JOro*'liited'undefrfwllwoftheStateot_ (.!....(..1 .<=-. ________ Date N ·J,_..,~ __ ,
lbl Prtr.c{p.a ~"'-• fseoN:tuct«! at __ ~n-~-----· County of_~-· State cf-~-------
(c) 0111 qt hll"fi.JSt annutl corpore .. report ro the S.cretlry ot Stat-.._ ______ -----__ ----_----
td) .. Name Home Address Cuy Date ot Btnh
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lTht following art ft:Hwt t't~ be 1igrltdtaftd .cknowledQid by indtvtduels tnd tach !IMmber ot partnerw.ftilt$ tnd by ~rpG.;Mio•l ~
' \ .sl'Aft OP COLORADO .t I • ..~. :.• .. : \. : .. ''"
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end ~ , be ing bv me flrtt duly •worn, i f tor h•msell , deooMS end NYJ , thtt he' •• the ~l.ctn;
tbo\11 nernN.; Of' m ...... k ea e.~ E of tn. aboYe named corporatkJn ; thlt he hes ,.~ m~ torego'"o eopUeetion .nd'thet h. knOWI
tnt contentl thereot, tnd 1"'1 all metttrt and t ht ngs therein set forth tre true of h•t own krrowtedQttnd he agrees to con term ,c;; aU Nln end r~tt'6nt
oromu lg~ted by1 ~pte ~ftmet~t of R twenue m connection therewith. ,
,AS~J~r"!'C(~fjlr t;-!. ''""t... , 'r lndtVtdUtl&aodetlmembtrt:~~~·::;:;:;· -, ... ,)t'":•~
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fiEPORT AND APPROVAL OF LOCAL LICI!NSING AUTHORITY 'I
(Manufecturers , WholtMiers, Importers and Pubhc Trtnsportt•on S'istlmt dtNeprd th•t NCt ionl , .. , 'r he toratolnt tPtiHcatlon hts oeen n arnloM _,., tne PllmiMt, DU&J"-'1 conduued ano cntract M ot tM tpptlut It uttrac.tory, tnd
:do:,;,-:~: :f,_ ~: =~·0~~ .. :'.:_ ~';l, ~~ ~~~ ~.~~;~~""'*"• of ..... ~"'~J"~ rn. ~~,~ •: t ht j'*"..,"·
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THilfii&P'ORI: THIS AI'~LICATION IS Hl:fll&aY A-"'lltOV&D.
OAT EO A T·--------.....11H05'----------------DAV OF'-------'---....... -----,A .O . ltl,_.----.,.-.----_;.-r •
(NAME OP~OWN ,CtTVORCOUHTV·~----~------------------------------------------~~--------~------------."' ·, •• ''t'¥ VOR OA CH~IIt.MAN OF •oARO 01" COU 1\IJV,)
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(If th• Pt"'"'''*' .,, too ... W'l ~'" ·• t.wn 0 d/;, th• 1b0we IOOf0¥1 1 lhouiCJ be lltn•G by the mayor and clerk ,~}" .. \~Oul\ty, tiMn b~tM.:n~!"nan of the bo1rd of
county c.omm l•lott•'' 1ne"tN cleotlil 'o 1fh ... ,CI , U, ~~ ord llnce or otherwiM , the tocll lkef'lllng luthorlty 11 •ont• other otflcill, th.., auc:n IO~.!OW•! an~a b4
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TO INSURE THAT YOUR LICENSE IS ISSUED ON TIME, IT IS IMPORTANT THAT THIS DOCUMENT , WITH YOUR
STATE FEE REMITTANCE, BE AT THE COLORADO DtPARTMENT OF REVENUE , STATE CAPITOL ANNEX
Bl)ILOING, 1375 SHERMAN STREET; DENVER , NO LATER THAN DECEMBER 1.
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00 HOT Wftf1'r. IN ,....,. I"' ACE
(GET APPROVAL OF LOCAL LICENSING AUTHORITY FIRST) LIQUOR ENFORCEMENT OfFICER 'S ACTION
UT(IIt GUfiMG
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AUTHORIT Y ,
lltEQUI.(O. UH
TO COLOIU.OO
Q(PAIUN[NT
OF lllt{Y(NU[.
STAT[ CAIIITAL
AN Nl X. 137!
SHUMAH ST ,
DlNYl ".C~O •olol
tJO:JIII01l't•t
·COP'P -GARY .JOEL ~
CASUAL LOUNGE
65 ~ FLOYD A\lli
ENGLEWOOD CO 80110
I CERTIF Y THAT THE RE ARE NO CHANGES TO MY OR IGI NAL APPLICATION
EXCEPT CHANGE OF MA NAGER , TRADE NAME OR CORPORATE STRUCTURE . L-....111-LijL..llilt.WJIIIllll...III...IIIMIII~~.u.I!.!!II'-"!L__
N EW T RADE NAME --~~-----------
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(IF THERE IS A CHANGE IN OWNERSHIP 00 NOT USE THIS FORM . USE AN ORIGINAL APPLICATION .)
IMPORTANT
SEE INSTRUCTIONS
ON THE REVERSE
SIDE.
MANAGER'S NAME-----------------------------------
IF APPLIC,ANT I$, A CORPORATION, FIL.L.IN RE VE RSE SlOE,
BUSINESS;PHONE NO. ___________________ __
MAKE CHECK OR MONEY
ORDER PAYAB LE TO THE
COLORADO DEPARTMENT
OF REVENUE .
RENEWAl: APPLICATION-FOR LIQUOR LICENSE(S) FOR THE YEAR END ING . ' TOTAL FEE(S) ... MA,_
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"T YPE -·-. j NAME AND DESCRIPTION OF LICENSE FEE
_: .G ~ fliER•. WlltE, AND LIQUOR LICENSE CHOTElo RES.T. a $ 25.0() ,. '
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Do you have legal pontlllon of th t premiaes for which th is application for license is mado7r _____________________ _
Are the p remises owned or rented1.r ________ lf rented. effective & t Kp ir atio n date of lease ::_-----------------
Is applicant(s) or all ofiicert of the ~rp~,),..-ti on , cltizen (s) of the Uni ted States of America?r _____________________ _
Is th e appl icant, or an~ Qf tht penn.,.,, or any of tht officers, stockholders or d irectors of Jaid appl ic ant lit it is a corporation},
or employees of any such 1 under the ege of twenty·ona y11rs? "''--------No ____ __
Has the app licant, or any of the part nen,.or any of tl"le officers, stockholders o r d i ~Wetort of said applicant (it it I• a coroora-
tionl ever been c orw ic ~ of 1 tetany i n~ Stltl of Colorado or been conv icted of 1 c n mt elsewhere which wo""d constitute
a felony if such c ri me had bf9n committed in tf'lt State of Colorado? It so. state full detail•'-------Y••--------No ____ __
Has t he applicant, or any of tht p e rtMrs,-or any officer. director or stockholder af said epplk:ent (if tt it 1 corporation) ever :
(a ) been denied a liceniil under this li quor lew?:• ___ ;_ __________________ J , _______ ::._ __ No ___ _
(b ) hod on olco~ollc beverege Iico n•• suopended or rovokod l' ____________ _;_ ______ y .. , _________ No __ _
If the anawer it ve~. expl ain fully (anKh teperate lh .. t , if needed) . .
Do you or any member of youi femlty have 1 financi1l interest in any other liquor licenN? (S uch flnanciallnternt to include ,, ... any equity interest or loans) .. If the ans>M r ia yH, explain in dttail ________________ y.,, ________ .J'Io ___ _
Does any ptt'1on: f1rm or corporation haw a finencial lnttrtlt, evtdenced eithtr by loans or equity ownentup in the bUtint~t
fo r whic h ttus IJcan" it requestedl tf th t aniMr 11 yes , sute names and addres~e~and amount of wch financial Interest expraued
e ither tn dollars or other lttmt of value, tuch 11 inY'Intory, furn iture , f iKtures end equlpment ______ .....,;Yn ________ No ___ _
List the names and eddreun ol all butinesMI '" whtch any of the persons In the p revtous question ere lnterflttd.
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(b) Pnnc~ br.nmeu is conducted a•----------------------. County of. _____ : State of-----~'-------
fdDttit qr filing laf'l annual corpOf"at~ report to the Secr e t~ry of St•t4L., ______ ---------------
ldl ... Nwne Home ActdrMt C•tv Date of B•rth
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Maneg.r·-------------
Ill NAME HOME STREET NO , llo CITY . DATE OF BIRTH
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L•st aU atect.holdtrt owrungOf controll lftle ny of the uph .. t \OC:'c of the corporatton. III'Ciudt ectutl owner or p t:C,gee I U N seperate s heet •f needfod
NAME HOME STREET NO & CIT Y PERCENT OF D ATE
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nn. folloWint ttfldiv•t tO be lfor-d .,.d tckoowtedglld bv lflO.v•dualt -.nd Mlth memt»r of parmenhlps end by"Cofl)O!'ahOIII
·nATI!~COLO"ADO ,•,,
'I' '., "· • Countv ,of -~L.:::JL.4"'f''*"A1.41..C.-"---------J.~-------------------------•nd---------,'f-----------· be1ng by me f1ut duty ,\..torn ,lf for h•m~elf , <Mpowt andsevs;that he tl theeppllcant ,.__..,_'-"-------=--"·f the abo~ niM'I'Wd c orporetion ; that ht hal r,ea d the foregoing ~t1on and thlf he kno>NS
tht contenn thereof , lln'd that all mattet1 ~d things thtrtin Mt forth trt true of h it own knowledge tnd he agreec to conform to til ru les and rt~gU ia t •ont
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IMtnvfacturen, Wholetalen, Importers and Publte TreniPOret lon iyttems d tttegiM'd thrs MCtton)
Tnt r o~gol nt aoDIIc a Uon hu bHn eumtntG a na t ht p remiJet, ou1lnen conaucttd and characte r of tne AOD tltt t il satHK.tory, -""
_..do rep Ot t w-at toc:h ll eeoftse , If tranttd, will meet the reuon tblt recat.~l reme nu or the N ltnD>o rhOOG an• tne ctlll rfl of \ht ln h t bl tanu,
and Co rTIPI* With t i'M prav)llon of Artie .. 47, T ltlt 12, C .R.S . lt7l . ' -
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(II tne Dt'•mtt~ ''' toc.t.cl wt"th 1n J to~ or city, itt • aDo~~e I PDt'O'I I I snouta ~ stenN b)l II\• mtyor ena ct •rk, 11 In 1 co""tv1 t h~ .. tty the c:rwkm•n ·of tn• bo ero ot
county com m ... l"tm•n ana h'-t.t •rtt'la tl'tt boatd,,f; .,. ordlenc.e ot otnerwiM, t ne local li cansln t a utnorlty I• •o rne other otttcl al, tne~ \U.Ch 1-PP.[~vel sn outd,tHt,
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NOTICE
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STATE FEE REMITTANCE , BE AT THE COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE, STATE CAPITOL ANNEX
BUILDING, 1375 SHERMAN STREET , DENVER, NO LATER THAN DECEMBER 1 ..
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;c r'J-r ', J·lttll l'fENEWAL APPLICATION FOR MALT. VI NO US ,.-----""oo"""'H-::;oT"'wwrr==-• ... =,.,."'os"'•"'•-:-:•c;;•=--____:
AND SPIRITUOUS LIQUOR liCENSES
(GET APPROVA L OF LOCAL LICENSING AUTHORITY FIRST) LIQUOR ENFORCEMENT OFFICER 'S ACTION
'AFTllt GrTTING
A~,ROVAL 0
0' LOCAl
UCtNSING
AUTHOftiTV , 11
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TO COLORADO
DEPARTMENT
OF RE:YtNU[.
STAT[ U.PIT Al
ANN IX. Ill\
SHlRMAN ST .•
DENVtlt .COLO .
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'-'BfLLEV I EW· ·BOWL 0 .
HAT l0UM8E · INC
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ENGL ewaao co
I CERTIFY THAT THERE ARE N
EXCEPT CHANGE OF MANAGE
MAKE CHECK OR MONEY
ORDER PAYAB LE TO THE
COLORADO DEPARTMENT
OF REVENUE;,)' 1/P/, if
TorL FEE (S)
Oo you have le ga l possesston of tt'te premises for which thJs apphcetton for license is made?r ___ ,z.se,.S;t_ _______________ _
Are the premises owned or rontod1 rented If rented , elfoctlvo & expi rotion d ate olloase : 9/1/71 to 8/31/77
Is applicant(tl or all offieen of the corporetion. c it iz.en(l} of me Untted States of Ame rica?•-~;c;S'L, _________________ _
Is the applicant, or any of the partnen. or env of the ofhcen, stockholders or d~rectors of said applicant tlf it it 11 corporeuon).
or emplo yees of any wch , •.mder thtiOI of twtntv~ne veers ?·-----------------~Yes, ________ No __ X __
Has the applicant. or any of the partners , or eny oi the officer&, noctc:holders or d trectors of said applicant (if it It 1 corpora·
tton) ever been conYitted of a fe lony en the St•te of Cotoredo or been conv.cted of a cri me eiMwhtre wh ich woul d com tltutt
1 felony if such crime had been committed '" the Stete of Color~o7 If so, state fu ll details, ________ Ye•--------No--X,._
Has the applicant, or any Of the P•rtners. Of anv offteer, d trector or stock. holder of aa id applicant I if It ita corporation) W.r
(o)bMn denied al;.enso under th is loquor l awl~---------------------_j.,, ________ No _L_
lbl had an olcohollc t>ever oge li ~nso tutptndod o< ""ol<od?· _____________ .;_ ____ y.,, ________ No __ X __
If the answer is yn, e:.plain fully (attach I8P8111t tnnt. tf neec:t.<U
Do you or any member of your fam il y have 1 f inanc iallnt.,..st in any o ther Uquor Hcense? (Su~ f inanc ial Interest to inelude
any equitY interest or loans) If thi answer is vn. ••Plain in detatll ________________ y.,, ________ J<o_JL_
' Does any person, ftrm or corporation hove a financial •n ter~st. evtdenced e ither by loans or equity ownership in the bYt ineu
for wtuch this Heense is requested? If tht entwtr byes. state names and addresses and amount of IUch f inancial in tllrast ekp1"81Md
either in dollars or other ttems of "Value , such 1111 inventory , fu rniture, fi:.tures and equi pment Yn; ________ No_JL_
List the names and addresses o f aU bus inesqs In wh ich any of the persons in the previous qutstioo art interested.
Name Bus iness Ad ren
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(tl Orgeruud undtr thtliw of tt\e Stitt ot Cbl.Qrack> -.,.-------D•te_Ul3Lll._____ .
(bl Pri ncrpel blllmett h conduc ted ,, __ __fl)gl~----------· Coontv o ~. Stitt o tC;'t>~-----
(cl Date of M.ng testannuel co~POrttt report to the Secre11try of St~t'-~--..4/23/-1...6-------------·
td) Name ~ome Address Crtv O:ttt of B•nh
MOf't th , Day, Year
(o l "'"'dent George W. Parsons, Jx;. 49 Reynen Crt· Ridgeerod ,: .JN.,...I..___ ____ .... 1u10,!/:....2"81.t/~4"'2'---
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ToeaM". John J, Byx1le III fl 9A IQyal Crt. ~· W -~---_.j11ol.0~/""2;z.9/t:.4:t.3.L__
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Man ... , Arne ' Nelsen : 8201 S, 5anta fe Dr, 1134
OtRECTO~ L;..aur$rKt"Drtfl11taula re r ~1 Col.
NA~E HOME STREET NO & CITV JAY D. Fisctx:g 56 Rabkin Dr. Clifton, NJ
-""John.........._.......,J • ..._.ayme~ ............ n...._x.._; __ • 9A ~'=.•~.
r..rorge w. J>araooa. Jr, 4.9. ~-~-
3/28/11
DATE OF BIRTH
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10/29143
ll 11/28/42
Lrn aU Jtoc6(.hotCS.rl OWfUf\8 or controfltnt,.tny ol the caprtal ttotk ot~the corpor at1on . llneludt ac tual owner or pledQet ) U'! .eperatt lhett 11 needed
NAME HOM~ STREET NO . & CITY PERCENT OF DATE
STOCK OWNED OF 81FITH
Jay 0. Fischer 56 Eabkin Dr. Clifton. :Wu~t-----~3c4c____ 8/13/31
John J. Byrne III 9A Icyal Crt. ~. w ____ .;u. ______ _..Ju.0~,~./.>&.2.2.9~-;/4,._3,1_ __
George W. Parooru;,49 Beynen Crt R1dgeerol, NT 33 11 128/42 . Jr. .
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•hove med. thlt he • _ .J ' I tht abovenamedcorporat•on : that he hts rNd the forego•nq awl•ccwon ard '-"''' bt knowt
tht content' thereof, end that all matters and th.ngt: there.n tet forth art uue ol h•s ~n knowledge ~nd ht agree~ to eonforfi' 10 all r u let and regtlhulons
promul;tted bv the Stete Department of Revenue tn connecuon therew1t h .
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must algn here
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.,~,, ... ; '~'""''{~· Wt'loJeulers , Importers .nc::t Pubic: Tran ii)Of"a uon uems d 11r~d thre teeuonl
1Tn • t~••o.l.IT~.-H catlon nas bMn examinees and th• oremltti, bUSJntM conell•C t MI ~o ...... ,,,of t ht: abohc.at t u tl ttctor y , .t"d
we •O·~u..tll4't"iuch llcenw., If Qran\ed, wi ll"""' tnt rtuon•D'-rta,,.ure mtntl ot 'I\' 1" f ~ o uw Qn.ire$ o f t.n• •nn•D•t•nu,
~o eeo,..,oJ tt W1t" the provl•ton of Artlcl• ._7, T itle U, C .R .S J'Jl
THI.tll:t,.ORa THIS Attttl.I C A"fiON IS Ht!AEBV APf',.OVI'O.
DATED A To ____ __, HIS·--.....-..,..-....----"AY 0~'---------·" D "--------
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(CLERK OR SECRETARY OR OTf.-tER OFFICE R HAV ING THE OFFICI Al. SE AL. OF THE LIC(NSING AUTHOR! TV ,)
t il tnt otamlsat •re tocaf4t(WUt\l{a r0'1'.-orclty ,ih~~bo w.al)p rov•l snould bt slvneel by the m •yor a nct clark , If In a count,.lna-..Dy tt1e cn a lfm•n ot troe OO i td o f
c ounty comm•u'o,en •"ct ._ ciW\.Ito·ui t~arl . fr-i bY orinai'ICt or otnerw iM,1ht lou ! llc.nslnt •utnotlty It som e oth., (lllffl.c.~at, tnen suc:n app,oval tnouta De
tlvan by such Off•cl tl.l
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TO INSURE TtlAT YOUR LICENSE IS ISSUED ON TIME, IT IS IMPORTANT THAT THIS DOCUMENT , WITH YOUR
STATE HE REMITTANCE, BE AT IHE COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE , STATE CAPITOL ANNEX
BUILDI~G , 1375 SHERMAN STREET , DENVER, NO LATER THAN DECEMBER 1.
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DEPA_RTMENT OF REVENUE
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LIQUOR ENFORCEMENT OFF ICER 'S ACTION
AI'Piov•o F•lt /0 -z h-'?,( Anr• G[ntMG
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TO CO\.OitAOO
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STATE CA,.TAL
ANNUL tlJ5
SH[lltW&N ST ..
CENV(".CCH.O
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0~[ DIIAPf~ _ _:._::w:__===------
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ClOJt 10, 3741
I CERTIFY THAT THERE ARE NO CHANGES TO MY ORIGINAL APPLICATION
EXCEPT CHANGE OF MANAGER , TRACE NAME OR CORPORATE STRUCTURE . L-~~~~==-~~~~~~=~~
NEW TRADE NAME -------------·
SIGNATURE _____________________________ _
(IF THERE1S A CHANGE IN OWNERSHIP 00 NOT USE THIS FORM . USE AN ORIGINAL APPLICATION .)
IMPORTANT MANAGER'S NAM~ lf'ltx. u,y;.. (!_e._ e. 'StY lt}f((t'7!, (6w ~~MAKE CHECK OR MONEY
SEE INSTRUCTIONS IF APPLIC ANT IS A CORPORATION , FILL IN AEVEA:t:S SIDE. ORDER PAYABLE TO THE
ON THE REVERSE 7 001 C# 7 <Y COLORADO DEPARTMENT
SIDE . BUSINESS PHON& NO. O ( -I O ' O F REVENUE.
TOTAL FEE(S)
Oo vou heve legal poueu•oo of the pr emises for wtuch tn•• epphcat•on for lanse tl mec:ta?r_.l!Jr~.!:!.--....,.-----,.--:--------
Are the p remtse& owned or rented? Ye.n te.. d.
Is apphc ent (al or all offtctrt of the cor porauon, Clt tl.en (s ) of the Untted Stlt.et of Ame n c.a1·-~~L-------------------'
Is the applicant, or env of the panners. or any of the otf•c.n, atockholden or dtrectol'1 of Atd eppltcent (If It •s 1 COfl)or-tuon l ,
or employeet of any such, under tha eg8 of tweotv ·one yean?,·------------------Y"--------..,.oL_
Hat the applica nt, or any of the pertnert. or any of ttl t ofhcen, atockholders or d•rectori of A•d IPfJitc.fl t l•f tt 111 coroora
t lon) ever been convicted of ~ fe lony rn the Stitt of Coloredo or been conv ic ted of 1 come eiMWh.,.. whiCh wou ld conttltute
a telony if suet'! cruTie hed been comm itted tn the State of Colorado? If IO ,Illtl full detatlsi ________ Yo••--------·"'oA-
Has the applicant, or any of the p~rtners , or any officer. d~rec tor or stockholder of lltd app h~t (1t 1t 11 a corporation) ever
(a) been denied a hc:ense under th isltquor law7.c_ __________________ ___yH,---------No-¥---
(b l had en alcohol •c beverage llc enqsuspended or revoked7'------------------Yoo ________ No*-
lf t he answer is vn. expl11n fully (a ttach separate thHt , If needed )
Do y ou or any member of your family have a ftnancitl interelt in any other liquor licen se ? (Such financial •nttrHt to in clude
an y equtty interllt 01 loans ) If the answer 11 yu, explain in detaii _________________ Yni ________ .J'Io_k_
Does any ~non . firm or corporlfion hiVe 1 financttl intarllt, avtdenced e tther bv lo1n1 or equity ownership In the busin-'1
for whtch thft licente ''requested? it the 1nswtr 11 yet, state '!...,...end add rellel and amount of such financ i1l interest expres sed
e1th1 r tn doll1rs or other It ems of value . sud'1 11 Inven tory , furn•ture , fl•turll end equtpment ______ __;Y ti ________ No.2l.._
l•n the namM 1nd lddre11e1 of ell bust nesSM In whtch eny of the ~r10n1 '" the prev•ous qulltton lrt interttted.
Bus lneu Address
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IP.TME APPLI CANT IS A CORPORATION. amwer to), (b), lcl . tdl. ond (I)
(e) O(oanired ono.r thtltw of rht State of ___________________ Date ____________ _
lb)Pr\nc,p•l busmen ,, cOfldlJcted ''---------~-----------·County ot __ . _____ , State ol ___________ _
(c) Dtte ot f,J ,ng leat annual corparete reP\l rt to the Seer•tary of Slltc_ ______ ----------------
fdl Name ~ Home Addreu ' Cttv Date of 81rth
Month _ Oi\ly Year
lt l Pres•dent ---~-'-'-'---------''-' ---------------
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Treasurtr ---------------------------------------·
Sec1tt1tY ------------
M an~'-----------------------------OfA£CTOAS List all D1rec:1o~ let lean 3 are requH·ed bv Lawl
NAME HOME STREET NO & CITY DATE O F BIRTH
L•U alluockholdtrl own1ng or control hog eny.of the eapn•l stock of tt'le corpora uoo. tlnclude actual o wner or pledgee I Uil ~ill ttl! sheet 1f needf-d
NAME HOME STREET NO . & CITY PERCENT OF DATE
STOCK OWN ED OF BI RTH •
STATE OF COLOR ADO
Coun!yol A••fMlho e }u w-I'~C. P. ~.umaa
and St.drle 11 S.Hm , be tn g by me fhst duly sworn, tf tor htmaelt, d~OJe5andsavt . thathe ts theaPPiteant
.-. nomed or !hoi ~."~ ~IIM1 altho ebo•e nomt!d corp o,.t•on. th at he hH <eod ,,. torego.ng apphc•don and thO! n. knows
the contents thereof, and that all matteu and t ''"JI theretn ~e:tlor th are rrue o f t"s own knowledge end he agree~ to conform to all rul11 a nd regullltons
promulgated b y the State Ofxpartment of ReYinue tn cOI'Inec:hon therewtth
S ubscr rbed ~:;d. i'Worn to be.f£1rt me
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lndivtduels and ell rntrr'lbers o f pa r tner~tup
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REPORT AND APPROVAL OF lOCAl liCENSING AUTHOR ITV
fMinl.lfiC'turiWS, V-/hofnalerl, lmponers afld PubiK: Tranlf)Oflt ton S ystems d•sregerd thts ~rton t
The ro re901nt a9D ilutloo "-'been 1\caM~eCl e na tne orem1ioe\ businn.t 'cona uc:ted ana c hlruter' at u.e ao..;b'C.n ' ut •tactbry , and
..,_,.do report U'lat f-U'"h !teen'-' 1f ,rante-d, w11t "'"'the rlason•b•• r•aulr•tnents of tr'l n•leftbOMooa and the o.sn e' ot the ln l\ebi ~U .
ano cornpll" w•t n tne DtQ\'hlon of Artk .. a 1, 'T 1t1 e 12, C A..S . 1973
D~T<O ~T· ____ _JHIS----------DAV OF'.---------•A 0 19·-------'--
(NAME OF TOWJ"roo , C I TV OR C OLitiTV)--------------------------------------
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t ~,t.VQR OR CHAIR MAN OF B O AA O OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OR OTio·otE
A rTUT~
(Cl.CR K OA SEC RETARY OR OTHER OFFICE R HAVING T HE OFFICIAL SE A L OF THE I..I CE N SINO A U THOR ITV t
Of tne pt em•••• •re l out~ w itrlltrt 'felW'n ot cit~. tne .b6.,. looroval t.houh) o• tltned Dy the mayor a na clerk, II In a county , then b ~ tM cha 1rm•n ot tne DOard o t
count y comm•n1onerli ana tM cleric to the DO.fd. 11,1 DY o ralence or othe rwt•a, tne local 1/cen s•n v 1uthorlty IS some o tner oftlcle l, then such 1or;uovat should b@
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TO INSURE THAT YOUR LICENSE IS ISSUED ON TIME, IT IS IMPORTANT THAT THIS DOCUMENT , WITH YOUR
STATE FEE REMITTANCE , BE AT THE COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF REVENU E, STATE CAPITOL ANNEX
BU ILDING, 1375 SHERMAN STREET, DENVER, NO LATER THAN DECEMBER 1.
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I RENEWAL APPLICATION FOR MALT, VINOUS , ,-------.:oo=HO;;;T:-:-=,..;-; .. =TH,;;tS;-:o:30•;icT•=---
AWO SPIRITUOUS LIQUOR LICENSES
(GET APP~OVAL OF LOCAL LICENSING AUTHORITY FIRST)
AnUt GlntNG
~~'l"o0(.~l 0 JOHN WS INC
LtC£NSIN~
AUTHOitiTY. If'
IUOUutEO 501
TO tOLOIU.DO
Dl' .. TNlNT 80110
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STAT( CAPITAL
A.Mf"lJt . 1)1S
Slo4[1tMAN ST ,
DtNV[,rt.COLO
IClOl
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I CERTIFY THAT THERE ARE NO CHANGES TO MY ORIGINAL APPLICATION
EXCEPT CHANGE OF MANAGER, T~ 'ji'ME OR ~RATE STRUCTURE .
NEW TRADE NAME • 8 !,J-..-4 ~
LIQUOR ENFORCEMENT OFFICER 'S .t.CTIOH
AffiOYIO fr:,)! I () -2. ~ -t) £
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DIS A ,JOY~~
OAT£
'SIGNATURE-------------------------
(IF THERE IS A CHANGE IN OWNERSHIP 00 NOT USE THIS FORM . USE AN ORIGINAL APPLICATION .)
IMPORTANT
SEE INSTRUCTIONS
ON THE REVERSE
SIDE.
MANAGER'S NAME-------------------
IF APPLIC"t!T IS A CORPORATION. FILL IN REVERSE SIDE .
BUSINeSS PHONE NO·-----------------
MAKE CHECK OR MONEY
ORDER PAYABLE TO THE
COLORADO DE~RTMENT
OF REVENUe.(' '1?1.~~
TOTAL FEElS I
Do you he~~ ~~~s 1 on of the prem.._ fOf which this application for licenM •• made?·_:\'lf<t.:<=',.-~S.L_,.---~--=:-;----....,.,.---..,--::-,-;
Aro tho P"'"'"" owned or rontect7 i}ttJ../-rn 11 rented, effective & o•p,ouon do.fot I .... /./1.JJL~tAuR~e.C!.:'..lHL-_7L.Ji.b~_-..J./:.Jn'-LlfliKIUC..J/1::l • ...AfwbiJ.
Is apohcent ls) or t il office" of tht corporstlon, citizen b) of the United Statll of Amer .c.?r~op.;.:::>.-----------------
ls the appltcant, or eny of ttlt peitnert, ~r ...,y of me off icers , stockholders or d irectors of utd epphcent Ht n tt a corporauon L
or employee~ of artv wch, unc:Mr t+le -ve of twenty-one yeers?• __________________ Yos ________ No....K_
Has the applicant, or tnv of tt'tt partnen. or anv of the otficen, uockholders or d irec:ton of seMi .,plte:W'It (if It is t corpora·
tton ) ever betn convtcted 'CJ1' a felo ny in the State of Colorado or been convicted of a cri me t lsewftere whteh would comtltutt
a felony 1f such crtmt hed been c:ommltted '"the State of Colorado? If so, state full dttllls. ________ Yes ________ No_)L_
Has tht applteent, or any ot tt'tt pwtntrt, or enY officer , director or stockholder of tatd .pphcant (tf H 11 1 corporat•o nlever :
(el been dtnitd a Ucense undtr this liquor law?. ________ No-k
(b) hed en elcohohc beYer• hcen" suspended or rwoked? No ___K__
If tht anawtr it yM, tlllpleta fulty tattech teperett thHt, If needed)
Do you or any member of your family have a f inanc ial Interest In any other liquor lictn•7 (Such flnancutllnt.ertu to ~nclu de
any equtty interest or toana). If the ens~~W~r Is vt•. exp la~n in dttail, ________________ y.,, ________ .JII o __:j__
Daft any person. firm or corporauon have a financial interest, ev idenced t ither by loant or equity ownership in tht busineu
for which thlt license Ia requentd7 If tht answer it yes , state names and addriiMI end amOLJnt of IYch financial Interest e-.preued , J
either In dolla,..or other Item• ot \l'tlue,such •• inventory , furn iture . fixtures end equipment ______ ~Yos ________ No-X-
L•lt tht namn and addreun of all butineues in wh ic h any of tht persons In the previous qutsuon art interested
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ta) Or.-nLLedundltr rnel.wot ttteSt.ateot • --------Da,. ~; 15 7~ .
(b) Pnneioal butinen tS eonduc-t41d ''-~ -----~~~;z}----· Count •• State of~ Jl;...: _____ _
tc:l Oalt of hltng last annual corpor11e repotl to the Secretary ot Stat ~ ..2:itJ..1Jh-_____ _
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O.RECTORS Lttt 111 On.c.to" let Jen:t 3 ...-e reou•red by Lawl
NAME HOME STREET NO I!< CllV
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D A TE OF BIRTH
L1U all uodchotdfiSOIHntngor controll•nganv of m. UP.tal stock. of the coroorat•on
NAME HOME STfiEET NO & CITY
t&ziJW ;iafi/Nst»J /~5 ~ · (}-uiMo
!The t ollow1ng afhdavn to be ttgn"' l!lnd ack r~owhtdged by lnd1111duals and each member otpart~1h1ps and by Corporation I
STATE OF COLORADO
and --------1<-----------· be~ng bv me f•rst duly SWOtn , '' tor htmaelf , depaleland •vs. that he '' ttleiOPiteant
l'bove named. o r met M '' f the ebo\te ~co r poration, ft\lt he t-.as reed the lorttQOmg aoohc•tton and that he lrnows
REPORT AND APPROVAL OF LOCAL LICENSING AUTHORITY
IMsrt\lfectur.,.., WholetelefS, Importers and Publte TraniP<)fltlon So;stttms d•stee-rd U'•s~eeuonl
TtM lo,.to•no aophcatlon has been ••amlned and the oreml .. t . busln.-con<htctec lf'ld cnaracter of the aoptlc.at Is tatl~actory . 11'!d
~c o r.,poct th.lt suc.n llc:ens., If tr•nted, will"'"' the reuon eb+e reoulrem.nn of tne ne l thDOrhood •n4 the Get~ res o t tne ,,.nabrtants,
end comp:hK wUn the p rovi.tlon of Article 47, Tit .. 12, C .R .S . 197l •
DATED AT'-----:1><11---------DAV OF'---------.A-D . 10•--------
jNAM~ OF TOWN. C IT Y OR COUNTY ).:,_ ____________________________________ _
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(MAVOR OR CHAI AMAN OF BOA RO OF COUNTY COMMISSIONE AS OA OTHEA: T,.l..E OF LK!\NSIN Af.JTHOAITV .)
-ATTE,ST>t
ICLEAKOA SECAETARV OR OTHER OFI"'IC£R HAVING THE OFFICIAl..SEAL OF TH£ LICENSING AUTHORtTV.)
(II ttl• oremlses ,.,. loca~lo-" bl'\:lWt"'-'•Do..,. ao provel snould be suaned by the m•vor and clerk, If In a county, th•n by tne cnlrirman c t tne Doa•d o t
county comm l sstoner-s•na 1~c.l8rK to M bo1td. 11, o.,. ordlance or otherwise, tne tocatllc•"•lnt autnorlty ts sorn• o t her ofUclal, '"•n such aooro"•' lhouto be ,.
NOTICE
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STATE FEE REMITTANCE , 86 AT THE COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE , STATE CAPITOL ANNEX
rrtl~LOING , 1375 SHERMAN STREET, DENVER, NO LATER THAN DECEMBER 1.
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AND SPIRITUOUS LIQUOR LICENSES
(GET APPROVAL OF LOCAL LICENSING AUTHORITY FIRST) LIQUOR EHFORCEIIEH.T OffiCER'S ACTION
Art(• GI'T1'MG
~~pl":CYA~L 0
LIClNSING
AUTMOIIITV . 11
II(QUtR£0 SIN
TO COlOfiAOO
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SHUMAN ST ..
DlHV(Jt,COLO
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3860 S JASON ST
ENGLEWOOD CO 80110
I CERTIFY THAT THERE ARE NO CHANGES TO MY ORIGINAL APPLICATION
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EXCEPT CHANGE OF MANAGER , TRADE NAME OR CORPORATE STRUCTURE . L--_..!!!!!!!!!!!...!~!!..!!.!!!!!!....!!!...!!!!!!!~-.!~~~!!._-
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SIGNATURE _________________________ ___
(IF THERE IS A CH',ANGE IN OWNERSHIP DO NOT USE THIS FORM.1JSE AN ORIGINAL APPLICATION .)
IMPORTANT '1 ~~NAOER'SNAME MAKE CHECK OR MONEY
SEE INSlJI~CTioNs IF APPLICANT ISA CORPORATION , FILL INf'EIII!RSE SIDE.
ON lfiE :J\EV~RSE
ORDER PAYABLE TO THE
COLORADO DEPARTMENT
su~;,.. •' , •.. BUSINESSI't10NE N?·---------OF REVENUE . ,. .. . ...
R£~WAL Al'f'(ICATION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE(SI FOR THE YEAR ENDING . ' TOTAL FEE(SI -· 1018 6 • 110.0()
Do you have lega l poneuton of thl prwniMI tO, which thil 8$)plication f or Ucente il made ?· _ _,\.,lu.E ....... S.._ ________________ _
Are the p remises owned or rt,..ted1: 0 U) I,) i D If rented. effective & ex:p lradon dett ofleaw :: ________ ~~-------
ls epplic an t(l ) or ell otftcefl of the corporeuon, c itt zen(s) of the United States of Ame ri ca7r_..JypC'S....::::.L ____ -,--------------
Is tht applicant . olany of tht ,.n,.....-s . or any of the officers , stockholders or d irectof1 ot sa id appltcant {If it ila corpo"mlon),
or employees ot any tuc:h , under theege of twtnty.-o~e yeers7•------------~----..;:Vos ________ No4-
Ha1 the applica nt. or any of me pertners. CH eny of the off icer~. stockholders or d irec:tori of Ntd epplicant (i f it 11 a corpora·
t io nl ev er been convlcttKf of 1 felony in tht Stete of Colorldo or been convicted of a enme elwwhert wtuch would constitute
1 fel ony if such cr tmt had been commttted in the State of Colorado? Jf 'so , state fu ll detatls, ________ Yt•'--------No_x__
Has tht appltcant , or any of me partntra, or any offtcer, d irector or stoc kholder of satd applicant Hf it i1 a corporation I eve..-·
lol betn denltd t hctnM under tnlsiiQuor l ew?•----------------------~~~--------No -¥-
lbl hod on tlcohohc beverage ne..,.. sutpondtd or '"'o~od?'-----------_.:. ______ v .. , ________ .No --+---
1 f the an1wer •• v•. upletn fully (attM:t'l teparate "'"'·if needed}
Do vou or eny member of your family hew 1 financial i(\ttrelt In any otht~ Uquor licenM 7 (S uch finenciellnt.rfl't to include
eny equtty lnterett or roans). If tht answer is yn, expl11n in dltlll ________________ y., ____ .,!... ___ r;o.K__
Does eny penon. firm or corporation h•ve 1 fi1'enci1l inttrttt, evkt.nced e ither by lo1n1 or equity ovwnerthip '" me bulin••
for which th is hcent• it requentd~ If the1n1wer is v••· nate namt11nd eddrKMt and .mount of IUch financ l .. intet•t expreaud
either i n dollen or other tteml of vaalue . auch 11 inwntorv . furniture , f i•turlland tQu tpment ______ ___lYos ________ No..)L__
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(al O rg1nlz:td u,der the law of th e S tate of __________________ Date ____ _
(bl ,rlnc•p•t busmen•s conducted at ________________ • ____ . County of~-----·. State or __________ _
te l Dale of fil ing list rnnual corporate tfPOrt to I he Secretary of Stat(... ______ ---------------
1 ld) Name , Home Addren , Cuv Mo~:~~ g~:.~~~~.,,
-~~-;.;;.~e ,L~v P.JkJJ .. , lb,) 3 $. ~~'fm•N DE:~ll£R.
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M•"•' __,e,'-"J:-·•~...LM'+'~~Atff-'Uw.AR<IOC.ojli;>.~G.'-"Si ... ~J...-:::~'-""'~.S,.__ .... ,__,"""'c..u' =-=--
otRE ~TO RS .,l ilt til O n ecton I t least 3 are requuld by Law)
lfl NAME HOME ST REE T NO & CI TY _9.'1~ OF BIRTH
Ltn all JfOC k holder1 owfung o r controlling .,y o l the capi.,.,.tock of tN cOfporat•on. (Incl ude actual OW"ier o r pledgee.l Uae qparate sheet 1f needed
NAME H()lo.IE STR~~T ~0 . & CITY s~6~~E6!ZNO:o 0 ~DB~~~H
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I The follo.._,ng affldavu to be ••tntd tnd ec:kn owltd~ by •ndiv•duall and eech membtr of ~lhtps e,nd by Corporation)
STATE OF COLORADO • . ;
'/?.At-. ! l.. County of------~~~~~~~~-------~~~--------------~(L----~~~~~'-~td~~~~--------------------
and , betng b., me fl(st d uly sworn, 1f tor hlmse\1 , depOJes ys ; th at he ll the apohcant
abooanamod; o• tlo .. two" ftut ~f,;, · al tho ob<we named cc,.po<t toon ; !hOI he hM <ead tho foo-ogoong II>Cl iklloon and that he >now<
the contents thereof, and thll all metltn en th.n.,_ thtft!n set forth tre true o f h11 own kno~edge and ht agree• to confo rm to til rules and regultt•oru
promulgated by tht S ttte Department of Revenue In connection therewuh
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mutt s1gnl\ete
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REPORT AND APPROVAL OF LOCAL LICENSING AUTHORITY
(Man~fecturtrs . Who!..,.ltra, Importers end Pu bliC Tr en.oouu on Syuems dfsreg.~rd t hts tec:tion)
The tor•tolnt a pphutlon htl bMn ••am lntd and tnt Drt ml .. l , butln eu cond u cted and cnarac ttr ot ttlt appllcat II l t tltac.tory, 1nd
we do rtoort thet sud\ li ~nM , It 9f•ntaod, will"""' the rNi on •~• rtQulr•m•nu ot the n•ll n bor llooCI .nd tht Otllrel of lf'\1 lnnabltan!l,
1n0 comoiiH with tt-t•t:J't0¥1t lo n ot Article 47, Tltl• 12, C ,A:.S 11 73 •
THIIIllf'O .. I THIS A~~LI C:,-TtON I$HIIIlleV ~~lllOVK.O .
DATED AT;_ ___ -JHIS._, ________ ,..J.JAV oo ____________ ,A .O . '"--------
(NAM!OfTO WN ,CITV OA:VOUNTV) ______ ~-----------------------------------------------------
• ' •kL:AK~A SE:'cA£TARV OR 01HER OFFICER HAVING THE OFFICIAL..SIALOfl TME LtC!NSING AUTHOR I TV .)
(It "'• tHemiMS a re located w4tttln a.,;-_., ei ctf\,: ... £oo.,;"•DP,ovat sholll d be sltned by the ma ~or and clerk, U in 1 ~unt~. then bw tr\1 chah man of t he bOitd of
countv commlMionen atftt thiltc i ~M t o tiM bcNrCI .If, bW ordj.,..ce or otherwiM , H'll tout llcentlnt IUtho rltW llsom• otn ... ofticll l, tt110 wen IIH,oval.shoutd be
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I NOTICE
TO INSURE THATVOUR LICENSE IS ISSUED ON TIME, IT IS IMPORTANT THAT THIS DOCUMENT. WITH YOUR
STATE FEE REMITTANCE , BE AT THE COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE , STATE CAPITOL ANNEX
BUILDING , 1375 SHERMAN STREET, DENVER , NO LATER THAN DECEMBER 1 .
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DEPARTMIENT Of RIEVENUIE
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RENEWAL APPLICATION FOR MALT, VINOUS
ANO SPIRITUOUS LIQUOR LICENSES
DO NOT~ fH nus ll'lo.C[
(GET APPROVAL OF LOCAL LICENSING AUTHORITY FIRST) LIQUOR ffjfORCEMENT OFfiCEI!'S ACTION
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lf'I'.OYAL 0 or LOCAL
LIClNI*G
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TO CO OUOO
Dt'A.TWUI or un.,.ut
UU{ CAf'ITA
ANNlk un
SHl.MAN IT
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ARAPAHOE K Of C HOME
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3800 S WINDERMERE
fHGLEWDOO to 80110
I CERTIFY THAT THERE ARE NO CHANGES TO MY ORIGINA L APPLICAT ION
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APPIOVID lo-z:z-rzt
EXCEPT CHANGE Of MANAGER, TRAOE NAME OR CORPORATE STRUCTURE . ..__._.._..C.311~-.,i!.....!!~-~--"I!.""I<.!!!_!IIL--
IMPORTANT
SEE INSTRUCTIONS
ON THE REVERSE
SIDE .
MANAGER'S,NAME --------------------
IF APPLICANT IS A CORPORATION , FILL IN REVERSE SIDE .
BUSINESS PHONE NO. _______ ~-----------
MAKE CHECK OR MONEY
ORDER PAYABLE TO THE
COLORADO DEPARTMENT
OF REVENUE .
TOTAl FEE(S)
Do you he';;.I~~OIS~;:~·:, ;:~;:.,;::lor wnich thi1 eophcet oon lor llc emo io modolr_.....J}'JC.:£.5==-------·-\ ... ~,..::;.L<;;.~ ... :-~.:.~.,.':'.L~~:..."'"-.'~.'-'~r'~":."'-'.',"'·:,:(:.:::__ ____ ,
Ara the pretruses ~.,~;:reo~·rl#fi.l &i) If rented, effecuve & expiration date of lease . _______ "7....:.. __ ....:,...:..:.-+~--------
h applicant II) or all off~~of1fl~'c:~oration , dtizen (s) of the Unned States of Amtrica7'-.J~C../!i.!!'!!<S~!.._ ____ """' ____ ....:.,· .::-c-........ -~-----------
11 the applicent, or any of the par-tners, or any of the off1cers , stockholders or d irectors of 111d appltcant (If it is a corporation).
or employ .. of anv tuch , under the age of twenty-one years7'---------------------------------Y"---------------No_)!,._.__;
Het the applicant , or any of the partners, Of any of the offtcers . ltOCkho ldtr1 or directors of uid applicant lit it is a corpora·
tion) ever been convicted of 1 fetony 1n the State of Coloredo or been conv1cted of 1 crime elsewhere whteh wou ld constitute
1 felony 1f such cumt had been committed in the State of Coloredo7 If 10. state full detaill _______________ y., _______________ No....K_
Has the epplic•nt, or any of tht partners, or any officer , director or stoc lth oldtr of 11id epplicant (If it'' a COfJI'Or'lt lon ) eVer ·
(a ) been denMtd a liceost under thts liquor law?:__ _________________________________________ ~ 11---------------No--X.-
(bl hod on olcohohc bevwrago hcen,. suaponded o r revoked?'-----------------------------------Y"'---------------..No..JL
1f the an1w.r is yes, txplein fully tatted'! separate sheet. 1f needed)
Do you or al"'y member of your famiryr\IW •1i"ancial In terest many other t,quor license? (Such finaN:ial Interest to mclude ~
any equ ity •nterest or loans I. U me ansVII8r 11 yes, explain in deta•I•----"'-------'-'-------------Y"'---------------..I'I O_x____
Does any person, firm or torporatl on heve a financial interest, evidem::ed tither by loans or tQUtty ownership In the bus• ness
for which th is lk:enst js requested7 If the answer is yes , state names end addreues and amount of such ftnanciat interest e xpressed . '... v e•ther tn dollal"' or other hems of value. such 11 Inventory , furn itu re , fur.turtt end equipment Yes _____________ No-A-
list tht names end addresses of all bUIIt"'BSHitn wh ic h any of the persons tn the prtvtous question art tnterntad
Namt Uul niSI Addrtu
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IF TH.Ii..A~IfANT is" CORPoRATIOJI, an•-• (e), (b), (c), (d ), end je) / :
(ol o,f.Mzod under tho, ... ol .... State oL...f.i4 L..l?/l~.f:!(l_ ________ O•t• I -I -7 -------
't&lPrlncipol bottn-!. conductod at __ .:J...l!P-:~.:L.Y-'~~-· CountY ol ~~. State o l _~p;J::f;?_: _____ ~-
\ ~-· (fl Date ol hUng last ennu~ corPOr~te rllf)Ort to the Secret ar ~ of Sta tiL __ 1 :.L 2..:-..::Zf __________ _
(d ) • Name H om e Address City Date of B•rth
Month , Day , Ve1r
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(The t oll o~Mng affidavit \o bt slgntd end acknowledged by •ndw•d uals and uch Member of pl(tnenh'sll end by COf"PtH'Itlon )
'&TATE OF COLOfiAOO
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and L , l) ~ ~,..,.,.......<. , tM1ng by me t ~ru du~; sworn, tf for himwtt. ~and ,.ys, tfut ·.,..a-"'*f~nc ~r1t\ \ ' ..
abo..,enamed :ort~he:-1 ![:~4§~£< of tt'l eabovenamtdcorporerton ;that heh•rudtht fOteoorng aPPUcal'l~~ .. tl'l.•; h~"..o~~, '•
the contents th~o!.tr•' al l ""'t1C~VI•ntld"ltrt '" Mt for th ere true of hit~"\ knowledge a~~~e agreetto confor m tQ Ill~!' ~cftagYI~ .. q"' ... -....;
C)tomul~tld l7J' tht $\att O GA~•tn-~?J o f.~t .... rioe .n connecuon thtrtwtth . · ........, •• ... "" -~ • • s~r::.U~!Ir~t6 beot~r~1ne"'' :~ \<j -lndtvt dualJ end allmtmbm ofpartoer$1.:·.-.,··;\.--\_:,-..__~::-.
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My Comffl~ .. lfM : · ;ht·· ,..;..;~ ·.~: t: .•...,..
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• \. REPORT AND APPROVAL OF LOCAL L,ICENSING AUTHORITY
~Manutac.l\lfl''• Wl\o' .. ..,.., lm po rtt rl and Pubhc TrentPOt"ltk>n Systems ditregerd th tl section)
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T he foreto lng eoollc •li Oft "•' ~" •••m•ned •no the oreml5e,, bul lne.s cond uct•a .nd ch•r~ete r o r the •ppllcat u u tlfactory. ~
..... a o reporl th•t wch lictf\M. II tr.a~CJ . w i N m"t th• re••on•ole requ.tremenu of the """borhOO'CI and tM O,.lre• of th• inhabitanu,
ana com~H n with t f'\e Dt~h l on of lll\r ttcte,.7, Tlt lel 2 , c .R .S . 1173. '
THU,I.I'OIIII£ T H fS API'LICATION IS Hl.lltCeV APP.OVI:O .
OAT£0 AT " 'i ,HI1;c':.....--+----.JJAV OF'---------•A.O. It! _____ _:. __
(NAM[OFTOWN ,CI TVOqcOO NTV) __ ~~--------------------~----------~--~--------------------_. ________ __
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(U tnt p remls_, ere 1oufM '"'~""'a t o wn or city. the •bove aoproval •t.ould be'''"~ •-.. the mayor end cl•rk , U In • count y, th•n by the chain " an of the board of
c.ounty commlulonerl ano t t'4 tl•!i<.fO ttt• bt41rd. It, b y '&'d•aA ce o r othe,wiM , the local ltcentine aUttto tlty It tom• other offici al, th'e ~~h aPQI0¥~1 Shout a~.
t tw•n by tuch official.} '--' '> f -' -· ' .. .,. NOTICE
TO INSURE THAT YOUR LICENSE IS ISSUED ON TIME , IT IS IMPORTANT THAT THIS DOCUMENT! WITH YOUR
STATE FEE REMITTANCE , BE AT THE COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE , STATE CAP TOL ANNEX
BUI LDING , 1375 SHERMAN STREET, DENVER , NO LATER THAN DECEMBER 1.
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DE P ;A IT M! NT ·, p F IE Y ~ N U E,
RENEWAL APPLICATION FOR MAL T,.VINOUS
ANO SPIRITUOUS LIQUOR liCErwSES
DO NOT Wlltf'T£ IN Tl-4 .. s.-AC[
(GET APPROVAL OF lOCAl liCENSING AUTHORITY FIRSTI LIQUOR ENFORCEMENT OFFICER 'S ACTION
&ntwGn0 APPttOifAL.
or LOCAl
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UG\,£$ flM 1'EIU,AL
OROU Of J2<U
331/t S 8"0AOIUY
EHGLEMOQO CO 10110
I CERTIFY THAT THERE ARE NO CHANGES TO MY ORIGIN AL APPLICATION
-IOYID
OISAopiOVI D !
DATI
lOCAl llc£NS ING AUTHORITY COPY
EXCEPT CHANGE OF MANAGER, TRADE NAME OR CORPORATE STRUCTURE .'------------------
IMI'OATANT
SEE INSTRUCTIONS , •I' APP L IC~T IS A CORPORATION , FILL IN REVERSE SlpE.
:E~E llEVE,~E BVSI~I~ PH?N.E N0 .~7!..,£,/L'/'---.Ij6\", ~Y~.J""'-..J/~-------..,.-
MAKE CHECK OR MONE Y
ORDER PAYABLE TO T'HE
COLORADO DEPARTMENT
OF REVENUE .
' RENEWA L APPLICAT I ON FOR LlllUOR LICENSE($) FOR THE YEAR ENDING. ;-,;, ' TOTAL ,EE(S)
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TYPE .. NAME AND DESCRIPTION OF LICENSE FEE
H J~..\.UI ll QU.OR I...JCENS E -MALT • ~tNous. AND SPIRITUOUS • 25 .00
:lTv 85 PERCENT O.AP ff.E ' 85.00
Do you have legal posseuton o f tha prem11tt1 for wh ich this application for hcen• 11 mede7•------!JI} }Lu,""'=------------
Are the prem •fel owned or ren ted?: dZ.t.t~ If rented , tffectiv• 6 expiration date of lt ........... tr:o::_ _____________ _
Is eppllcant(s) or all off•cen of the corporetton. Cttl ztn(s) of the United St.ta of Amedca7• ___ _;~}1'::!:::=-. ____________ _
Is tht ..,plicant, or any of tht p1rtner1, or env of the officen. stockholders or dtrecton of u ld epplicant Of tt ia 1 corporation ),
or empiOVMI of any lueh . under the 101 of t~ty-orle yetn1 ~ Yn•-------
Hu the appl icant . Of any of tht p artnen:, or anv of the officers, stockholders o~ d irectors of Mid IPPhCant lit it ita corw>ara ·
tionl ever been convicted of a felony In the State of Colorado or been convic ted of 1 cnme tl•whera wh ich would consttrute
e tltony :, such c ri me h~d been comm1tttd In the St1te of Colorado? If so . state full deteilt y.,, _______ _
Het the applicant, or anv o f ,tM partnen., or any officer, direc:tor or stockholder of 11id ~w:ent (if 11 it a corporation I ever:
(el been den1ed a lice nse under th11 liquor law?•---------------------J "--------
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(b ) had an alcoholic bevtraQ41 license suspended Of revoktd?r _________________ Yn•--------"' oL
If the answer 11 yes , explam tully (a ttach 54PtrlttlhHt , if needed )
Do you or any membe r of vour famll'( have a fina ncial Interest In any other liQuo r llc:enM 7 (Such f•nenc•el lnterest to Inclu de
0 ~ env equity Interest or loensl If the answer Ia vet. explain '" detatl _______________ vn _______ __r;
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for wlltch thts llconkefs ,r oquoltollf If lha onl....f ,. yoH.stm n~ onctidd.-a.. tnd omoul\l of ouch lin-~ i mo~"' ;JC!IrnMCI
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Lin tho nomn ond oddrtsset of oil bustnes10sln wll ich onv of tho persona tn th,prevooua,qu~~4 "'S1j B r'l fral~~ Or'iler ol FNJies ' · • RD/&wWfY am auaineu , . .. Ad ~ •
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DiRECTORS Lift_.. 04rtet0fl f11t IHM 3 IH'e rtquuM by L....-)
t->OME S"TR EH f\10 & Cl :ry DATE OF 81 RTH
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PERC EI\jT OF DA TE
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ITA TE Of COL CR"DO
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ltbow ntm.O.or tt\at ht' the above nemed cor-porat,on; lhtt he t\a reed tht fcwftOJng apphnt10ft •nd thtt he~~~
the contents thereof, and that ell m&JWrs ~ ttttcqs !'herein w t tQf"ri\ .-re true of hb QW"n kQOVfltdat ...-d he agrH& to ~oAf~ !o-4MI ruiH IM1d regulauons
promulgated bv me Slate D ~rtmeot of Atweo"'* '" c;onr'I.K\Ion thertll'onth
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••. ~-t' .. , .. '" ,,_.!'{:PORT A~ APPROVAL OF LOCAL LICENSING AUTHORITY
lMWMJftc.~~Kt ,.Whfil,tlt;'n. "im~t..terl Mid Pubtte 'rra<\I&PO•&tlon s., • ..,..~a atii&MCUonJ
rl ·rl'te t ote;o l ~tt •ol>hc.Uo n tT.II' l)eeort •• lned .,d tl'le pre ~"•'· btlfi neu tonaucted an a c:l'l .llr•cte• of the applki'tis u•\itaCtofy, tl"'\f ''
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...:: .... . ' THE:._& ... Offl. THIS ~Pt"\..KA;I ON 1$ t'41...,.Y APf!ROVJD. ~., ... ,
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!If t ne p remli• •r• ICKAteif wlltll n • ~~ Ot city, \hot abov• a~r ov a l lhoutG be slgneG b y ttte mayor and etefk,lt In • county , tnen •v the dl•hm&n ot the DO arct ot
county eom.,l.ulon•rt 1110 trte cl •tk t o tM oo.at~ If, by ordt.nc.• or otl'lerwlt•, the tocat lle•n•lng author•tY 11 10~' otner ottldal, to!n.•uc.b ao~r~ Utould• bit
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S'fATE FEE REMITIAN CE, BE AT THE COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF IIEVENUE, STATE CAPITOL ANNEX
BUILDING , 1375 SHERMAN STREET , DENV ER, NO LATER THAN DECEMBER 1.
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RENEWAL APPLICATION FOR MALT, VINOUS
AND SPIRITUOUS LIQUOR LICENSES
DO NOT WRfT[ tN I'S ~ACIE
(GET APPROVAL OF LOCAL LICENSING AUTHORITY FIRST) LIQUOR ENI'ORCEMENT OI'FICER 'S ACTION
AFTl't GITTtNG
APII'.O YAI,.~ 0
0' I.OCAL
LtC tNIING
AUTHOIUTV •
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TO COI.O.ADO
OlPliT .. lNT
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STU( CAPrTAL
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SH(.WAN !T
OtNYU COLO
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BPOE LODGE N0 •2122
ENGLENOOD LODGE
3b90 S JASON ST
, .~MGLE .. OOD '0 80110
I CERTIFY THAT THERE ARE NO CHANGES TO MY OR IGI NAL APPLICATION
DtSA,IOVI 0
OATIE
EXCEPT CHANGE OF MANAGER , TR AOE NAME OR COR PORATE STRUCTURE . ~--II!..IIIU.f.!tlil!ll!I!....:!IIL.--:-.~~~-!!!-.-
NEW TRADE NAME ---------------
SIGNATURE '--------------------------
(IF THERE IS A CHANGE IN OWNERSHIP DO NOT USE THIS FORM. USE AN ORIGINAL APPLICATION .)
IMPORTANT ~ MANAGER'S NAME Richard :r.iart elli . IIIIAKE CH!CIC OR MONEY
: :.T:u::.:: ... IF ~pp~~N.:.I.: A COAPOAA:ION •• ~~!:~ '!:EVE_~:,~E .
' BUSINI!SS PHONE NO 789-9069 · . ·
ORDER PAYABLE TO THE
COLORADO QEPART~~NT
SIDE . ' OF REVENUE .
TOTAL t=EE (S)
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Do you "•ve legtl pollestion of the opremllftdfOf wh•c" thtS IOPhctHOn for license II made? Yes ~ ~ ......... \"
Are the premises own.cl or Ttnted?.'Wn9 lf rented. 1 fectwe &: tJCPirltton date of lease :_;··...;:-=-"'------.,__------
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Is apphcentbl or all officers of the corponuion, cu•zen (sl of the Unated State& of Amtnce7r __ _:Y~e=S:.___..:;;.~·-=-·· _::.....__,_...;...,.....;:... _·...,.------
Is fhti!PPhcant, or any of the pertnert, or any of ttle off ~an , uockholden or d irectors of laid eppl kent (If -t't.}~~C·a.porat10f't), .>~.;.~ j
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or employ ... of any such , under tht age of twenty~n• veart' • V..-:-: ·0 .i t ~~ :, .... c>'
Has theepphcent, or any of the partners, or env of the officer~, stoct(holders or d~rectors of 11id eppltcent (•f It it 1 (~ •• ,,,,,,
t•on l ever been conv icted of a fe fonv '"the State of Colorltdo or*" convtctld of 1 crime e lsewhere wh ich would constitute
a felony if such cnme had been committed •n the State of Colorado? If 10, Ita~ full detail s; ________ Yos. ________ No_x_
Has the appl icant. or anv..of tfu g artn.r.Q, or any off.tc.~trcto o.r: s..t.cx:kttQJ.dl:r of 'fJd.-;p'w•nt W 1t lt a corporatiant.Ytr.
(a) been deni ed a HcenH under thll l tQuo r la w ?'----------------------...:101--------No_.X_
(b) hed an elcoholic bevera~ llcenM suspended or revoked?· __________________ Yes; ________ .No_x_
If the answer Is yes, expla•n fu lly (ett.Kh separate sheet. if needed )
Do you or any member of you r family have a financ ial in terest in any other li quor lictnM7 (Such financial intertst t o Include
any equ ity interest or loans). If the answer is yes, explain in detail ________________ y .. , ________ J'Io __ X __
Does any penon, firm or corporat•on heve 1 flnenciel Interest , av•denced tither by loans or equity ownership in ttle bu&in"s
for \1\'hich this license It requeued? If the answer 11 yes, ltltt name~ and IKktr .... t and ttnount of such f1nanci1l interest e xprened
either In dollar1 or otMr hltms of value. such 11 inventory , furniture , fixtures and equipment ______ ~Yeo; ________ No--X.-
List the namn and eddresses of all businesses ~n whtch any of the persons In the previous quettion ere lnterelttd .
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IF THE APP LICANT IS A CORPORATION . answe r (al . (b). (c). (d), and (e)
tal Orgaru1ed ,,d4-f •ne 1ew of rtle St1te '-----------------Date _____________ _
tbiPrtnc•pal h ,~·l'lf'U s onriucted lilt ______________________ • County ot. _______ SUITt! of ___________ _:
lei Date nl hl•roq ltost ~nttudl c:orpor•te r~t t o the Sf'f"retarv or St at~----------------------
ld) nm" Home Address C•tv Oat~ ol B•nh
Mlln•h . 0.-v. Yt>ar
(e l Pretu:lent -----------------------------
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Trlnurer ------------
Secr-etary------------
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Ill NAME HOME . RE"ET NO & CITY DATE Of BIRTH
l•st all s todlholde own•no or c ont roll~env of the ctiPitll stoc"' of the CQf"OOrat•on I Include .etuel o wner or p ledgee) Uie 5ePar.;te shtoet ~t l"'~t
NAME HOME STREET NO & CITY PfRCE!\, O F
STOC+<" ;:)W~FO
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OF BIRTH
'The followtng aH•davn to be t.tqnf'd and act.:nowhtdged by tnd•v•duals and each member of partnershipS end bv Corpotatio n l
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and . beJng by me ftrst duly sworn , tf for hlmlt!lr. deposei and~v s ."ttt ;t he'' thfiaoof.cant ~
above nam•d. or tha t~~'' I the ebcwe nemed rorporattOfl ; that he h as read the foregoing apphcatt;n and th~t he kll~ :~
the eonttonts th~reof . &nd that 11\1 mattPfi nnd I~Hngs the•e•n W!1 forth are Hue of h•s own knowledge and he agrees to con~tn 10 •" n d !,s. ,"'n(H~nu~O"l
prornu!qa ted the State D!:PI' rment nt Rwenut '" COI'Inecuon therewtth : .-. •'-.. -..
S"ubSOilMd anQ IWO!n 10 ~forp mt ~· . lndlvlduel' and aU members ol POr t ~ II)
must ftoQO here : • • I
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REPORT AND APPROVAL OF LOCAL LICE NSING AUTHORITY
I~ nutac:tu'Prl. WholeHten, Importers aod P ubltc Trensporatton Sys~ems d•Srf!Gitd thl\ sect•on)
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Tn• fo•ev r'(:l<~oo••c.&t•on has DMn •••mmed and the premh•s. bUS t-"-'' f;onduc~&G '"0 cn•r•cter ot the •o o'k;<~t ~t. saHt actot y , •rus
we o o reoOI't u,., \VC"h ··een'•· If gr.tnted, ""''II meet the re,uon•bte reQu11e-menn of tM n eighborhood and tM 08t.1ret. o1 t t>c uth.Jbrt •nH,
ano como•·•• ..,, "~'"f' cuov!Slon ot Article 47, T ille 12. c .R .S. 1973 .
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• tVAYOR OR CHAt RMAN OF B O ARO OF COUNTY COM M ISSIONERS OR OTt-tEA Tfii'L.t 6~ L N1(N(S A\.J rHOtU~V .)
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ICL.(RI-<. OR s E'CAETAR V OR OTHEP O FFICER t-iAV!NG THE OFFICIAL SEAL.. OF THE LICENSING AUTHOHITY .)
(II '"• o'"•"'H t.es are locat•o .w'"'n • ~.., .... , ,, ry the .bove •oorov.JI lhoula Dt sl,ne o by the m•vor ano clerk,lf m" county, then b)' th• Cf\lltm an of the bo•rd of
NOTICE
TO INSURE THAT YOUR LICENSE IS ISSUED ON TIME, IT IS IMPORTANT THAT THIS DOCUMENT , WITH YOUR
.-STATE FEE REMITTANCE. BE AT THE CO LORADO DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE , STATE CAPITOL ANNEX
BL\1LDING, 137 5 SHERMAN STRE ET , DENVER , NO LATER THAN DECEMBER 1.
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RENEWAL APPLICATION FOR MALT, VINOUS
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Cl.AU. £0NA MAE
T~ORO I~EO liQUORS
50'0 S 'EDERAL 8LWO
ENGlEWOOD CO 80110
I CERTIFY THAT THERE ARE NO CHANGES TO MY ORIGINAL APPLICAliON
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LOCAL UCENSING AUTHORITY COPY
EXCEPT CHANGE OF MANAGER . TRADE NAME OR CORPORATE STRUCTURE .'---------------------!
NEW TRADE NAME ---------------..
~GNATURE _____________________ ~~----------------
(IF THERE IS A CHANGE IN OWNERSHIP 00 NOT USE TH.I FORM . US~ AN ORIG I NAL APPLICATION .}
IMPORTANT MANAGER'& NAME -/ • f £. MAKE CHECK OR MONEY
SEE INSTAUC.TIONS IF APPLICANT IS A CORPORATI N, FILL IN REVERSE S IDE.
:_E~·E :.~~~~~f~· .. ···~USINESS PHON~ NO. 7f'>f -· 6}(q(/ __ ' ----
ORDER PAYABLE TO THE
COLORADO DEPARTMENT
OF REVENUE .
TOTAL FEElS)
this application for licenM is mede? ___ .,..:...c;;...~'r--c--,.;-:--,,....-.,.---,,.---,-,..----,r:n-'
Are the p rem1111 owned or rented If rented, efftct iVI & exp1rat io'1 dete oflf,.:
Is apphcant (s) or ell offic ers of the corporation, c itizen lsi of the Un ited States of America ? -~)''-'~C...;:; <S:z.·--,-----------------...J
I s the applicant , or any of ~~-~art.,.,(. Or any of me off icers, stockholders or ~·irti;o ~ o~'se •d.eppli~e~t 0 ~ 1t is a corporatton l. I / . o r employees of an y such under the age of twenry-one years? __________________ Yes ________ No_L___l
Has the applicant , or any of the partners, or any of tht officers , stockholders or d irectors of seid eppl icen t (,f it is e corpora·
tion ) ever been convicted a t a t•Oii''/ K1 tt.e Stlte of Coloredo or been conYicted of a erWne e lsewhere which wouW constitute .-
a fel ony if such c r ime had been c ommitted '" the State of Colorado? If so, state fu ll deta•ls ________ Yes ________ No~
Has the applica nt, or any o f the partners , or anv officer, d ~rtctor or stock holder of said appli cant lif tt is & corporation ) ever : 1 1
(e) been d en ied e li cense under th is li quor leW?:·-----------------------"••--------No L-
(b } had an alcoh olic beverage li cense suspended or revoked?·------------------Yos _________ NoJL___
If the answer is ytt, explain fu lly (attach IIPirlttlhMt, if needed)
Do y ou o r any mem be r of ~our fam il y have a flnenc iallntertst in any oth er liquor license ? (Such fin anc•alln terest to include
I any eq u1ty inttrest or loans) If the enswer is yes , ••Pit in in dlta ii ________________ Yos ________ .J'I o-i.!---,
List the namts and addresses of all bultn.ues In wh1ct\ any of the persom in tht previous QUII ion ere .nttrtutd.
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(b) Principe! b~i nen \& oondue1ed at _______________ _; ______ • CountY of.----·. 9tllltt ot ____ .:_ ______ • __ ·
ld Oatt cf ltltnglut annu.l corporate rtpdrt to the Secreta ry of St•"----------------------
ld l ' Name ~ "' Homt/'ddresa ' City '' Date of B~rth
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Vtct Pr". ----"T"----,---.,--------.----------
Treasurer -..,--,~----------
Secreta ry ------------
Mon~•-----------------------------DIRECTORS L .. t aM twec:ton 44 t ~-~ 3 art requW'IId by Lawl
ttl NAME HOME STREET NO & CITY OATE O F BIRTH
List all l tockholdtrs own•nv or.contr<M itnt.,Y of U.. QPhalttoc:k of the corporatton. (Include ac.tuel owner or piMiglte I Uae"" Ml)arate theet •I ne.o.d.
NAME HOME STREET NO .• CITY PERCENT OF OATE
" ·• STOCK OWNED • ' OF BIRTH
1The lollowi"9•ofllodal'!lJ~--~ ... -Indi_OIId _ _,__.__.._blf~oti-
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and • bttn g by me ftrat duly swor n , tf for h im.., f . dtPoMI ltld .. ys; that he it the 1PPI1C1nt
1bove nwn.chor1tltt hait ewaeK or me abo-.~e n.-ned corporati()ft ; that he ha~ rNd Jht tore90ing _,.,.ication end that he knows
tht contanu t~to1 , tnd that all "}<tttW-4 and th1091 thtrt1n tet forth a~l true of h is ~n knowledge tnd he •'" 1.0 conform to-'' ruWI and regulatiO N
pro mulgated by tht Stitt Department ot Revenue in connection thtf"ewith
Sub~enbed .nd sworn to bafo1e me , Jndividuals and 111 members of p.trtnerthtp v ~:.:2. ,..,~a·,~,.Q;,_,
Officer of Corporetion
Si., here :
(CORPORATE SEAL)
P.t~crt se;._ .-r-r ...... 3-• -.. ,~
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tM.nufacturk Wtl~. lmportll"l end PubUc TNneporltion $yl\lliM dilr ... rd dus MCtlon)
The fort9Qingappllc.atlon hal bee" examin ed and tfte premiMI, Dutlneu conduc·ted ~nd chlrlcter ot the aponut 11 ••tlf.ctory , and
~=IS·~-:~~ :~~~::!:~:'r:!.~~~. ';:~ !';,~~-a::~~~~~~n~ o~ the0 r.~tn~~hOOG 1n~ .~~.,~,~~ ~r U\&~riOi~~U ,
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THII .. ~POft& THIS AP',LIC~TION 'I MI:IU:ev AP'PkOV&O .
OATEO AT·-----!. "!'$$~, ----.--~----.l"'lt..l"">AV 0•'-----.,.----•A .O. 191 _______ _
(NAMI! OF TOWN, CITV OR C.OUNT't'), ____ ..,_!.__;_ _________ :_ ___ ;_ ________________ .;_ _______ _
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(MAYO._ 0~ CHAI ~MAN OF BOA IIIlO OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OR OTHER TITLE OF LICENSING AUTHORITY .)
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{If the oremiloM tr• located writhln 1 to~~~n Of city, U•• abow. aOOfoV_. thoutd be _.,nea o.., the mayor anel c .. rk , It In 1 county, then t»y the cnaifman ot tne board of
county comm l ulone~ and the o6t~lc to ... Dolrd. If, Dy ordlance or otherwiM, the loc:..t tl«*'tlint lutnorlty 1110"'!• otn,.-officii!, U'len ll.lch approwaf thould be
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TO INSURETHATYOUR LICENSE IS ISSUED ON TIM F., IT IS IMPORTANT THAT THIS DOCUMENT, WITH YOUR
STATE FEE REMITIANCE, BE AT THE COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE, STATE CAPITOL ANNEX
BUILDING, 1375 SHERMAN STREET, DENVER, NO LATER THAN DECEMBER 1.
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DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE I ~
RENEWAL APPLICATION FOR MALT, VINOUS
ANO SPIRITUOUS LIQUOR LICENSES
00 NOT WlltfTE IN THIS S"AC£
(GET APPROVAL OF LOCAL LICENSING AUTHORITY FIRST) LIQUOR ENFORCEMENT OFFICER 'S ACT IO N
UT[IIt CtlTTING
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AUTHOitiTY tf
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ANNU. U1S
SHUMAN 5T
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HIGGINS LAWRENCE A
HANNON JOHN F JR
SUPREKE LIQUORS
S.ll2 S Bo.IAY
ENGLEWOOD CO 80110
I CERTIFY THAT THERE ARE NO CHANGES TO MY ORIGINAL APPLICATION
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EXCEPT CHANGE OF MANAGER , TRAOE NAME OR CORPORATE STRUC TURE . L-----"'-""'""-'"--"'~"""""-'"'-"~~:........:~=~~-
IMPORTANT
SEE INSTRUCTIONS
ON THE REV ERSE
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MANAGER'S NAME-------------------
IF APPLICANT IS A CORPORATION , FILL IN REVERSE SIDE .
BUSINESS PHONE NO·------------------
MAKE CHECK OR MONEY
ORDER PAYABLE TO THE
COLORADO DEPARTMENT
OF REVENUE .
TOTAL FEE (S)
$ 111.50
Do you have le~l .. pos."'-i's ;~~ of the premtses for whK:h this .,pli catio n for li cense is made? _ _.~_,C.=t;'----+--,'(:_,_ _ _, ____ -r-'T'C----"'7""--
Are t he prem•ses owned or rented' R &t! .,.,, If rented, effective & e•piration date of l ease :_,/:..:I.,,~:..:'J./-,c.,~'-'Jii!-_;T;,""'<!....~/'i{P"~-''~0"''/.-"o:.._-_,Oo'""-'.:..T'-• 0:__c.J __
Is applicant h) or all o ffk:en of the corporatton, citizen (s) of the United States of America7---I~'-=E:.:5::..._ _______ , ________ _
h the applicant, or any of the partne rs , or env of the officers ,stockholdert or directors of sa id applicant (I f it is a corporauon},
or employees of any •uch . under the age of twenty-one years? __________________ Y·es ________ No_L_
Has the appli cant, or any of the partners, or any of the officers , stock holders or d irecton of satd IPP IIcan t (t f it is a corpo ra-
t ton) ever been convicted of a felony •n the Stetl of Colorado or been convicted of a crime elsewhere wh ich would consutute
a felony •f such creme had been comm'"ed in the State of Colorado? If so, state full detatls ________ Ves ________ No~
Has the applicant, or any of th e partners, or any off icer , d irector or stockholder of q ld appltcent (If It 11 a corporat•on) ever ;
(a) been denied al •c ense under th is li quor lew?.-----------------------Ios ________ No~
lb l had an alcoholic beverage license suspended or revoked1 __________________ v .. _______ ___;No__L_'
If the answe r is yes. explain fu lly (a ttach separattlhHt, If nHded)
Do you or any member of your family have a financial intt,.St in any other liqu or li ctnM1 (Such f inanciallnt11"t to •nclude
any equ•tv m teren or loans). If the answer is VII. explain in detail ________________ vos ________ .r<o __ v __
Does any per10n , f ir m or co l'l)oration have 1 financial inttrnt, ev idenced tithtr by loans or equity ownership In the business
for wh ich this licentt is reQuested? If tht answer is VII, state names and addrelttl a nd amount o f such financial interest expresse d
either in dollars or other ltttns of value ,auc h 11 inven tory, furnitu re , f ixtures and equlpment _______ Y,es ________ ,No _./ __
Lis t the namtt and addruses of all bus ineues in which any of the penon• in th e prev ious question are interested.
N1me Bus iness Address
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lei Org~:ntled under the l.w of the State of _________________ Date ______________ _
fb)Pnnclpet bul•nen 11 conductl!d •'-----------------------· County of ________ . State of ____________ _
lei Date of ftllng last annual corporate report to the Secretary o f SHtte_ ______ ---------------
ld l Name Home Address Cuy Da te of B trth
Month, Oav, Year
111 PrHtO.nt -----------------------------VtCI Pres.---------------------------
Treasurer --------------
Secretary------------
Men~·-----------------------------DIRECTORS l•n all Otrectors fat lust 3 are requued by Law)
ttl NAME HOME STREET NO . & CITY DATE OF BIRTH
Ltst all stockho lders own•ng or controlling env of the CIPttal stock of the corporatton . (Include ectu~l owner or pledgee I Uw sePJJrete sheet tf needf!d
NAME HOME STREET NO. & CITY PER CENT OF DATE
STOCK OWNED OF BIRTH
I The following efftdavu to be Stgned end .cknowledged by lndtvtduals and each member of partner$htps and by Corporauonl
STATE Of COLORADO
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'""-------------------·be ing by me ftrst duly sworn, if for h imJelf, depows and s.vs; that he ts the appltctnt
above named; or that ht is f the aboYt named corporatton; that he hal reed the foregotng apphcauon and that he \tnows
the contenn thtrt of, and thtt all matten lftd thu~ga therein Mt fonh are true of h is own \tnowtedge tnd ht egreu to conform to all rules and regulauons
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ICOAPOAATE SEAL) ... .~ \
(Corporate N.,.,t)
M't' Commtt.ilon u :plre"•-----------------.11 -----------------------------
(Pretioent Of' Secretar-y)
REPORT AND A,ROVAL OF LOCAL LICENSING AUTHOR ITY
lMtnutectur.,s, Wh~ .. ltn, lmporter1 end Pubhc Trtnii)Oftt•on Svtttml disreeero ttl•• MCtton )
Tr'lt torevoint aopllcttlon r'ltl btM n ea.amlneo ana tnt prtmllts, buslntll conducted end c:nar acttr o~ tnt IPPiiut lssa hfactory , ano
...,.. oo rtPOf1 tnet sue" llcanH, If erant.ct, will meet tnt rtasoneblt rtqulrtmtn1s of tht nt lth bornOOd ana tht dleSirn of tnt innaDitann,
en., compllft IIW •th the provision of Article 47, Title 12. C.A.S . 197~ •
THI:fii:EI'Oflt~ THIS APPLICATION IS HII"EeV A"'fii:OVEO.
O•T£0 AT ____ -JHIS ________ ...J>AV OF:·---------·A.O. 11--------
CNAMEOFTOWN,CITVORCOUNTV) __________________________________________________________________________ _
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(MAYOR OR CHAI AMAN OF BOARD OF COUNTV COMMISSIONEAS OR OTHEATITL.f 01' Ltt.
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(CLERK OR SE'CRETAAV OR OTHER OFFICER HAVING THE OFFICIAL SEAL OF THE LICENSING AUTHORITY .)
(If tht premises are located within 1 tow~ or city, tht at.cfv. IPPr0¥11 snoutd bt sltnM Dy tht m1yor 1nd cl•rk, If In a county, then by tht chairman or tne DOaro ot
county commlu lontrl ~nd trte cltt'k tO:. he boafe. u ; DV Ordllnct or othtrwiM, tht loc.at llctn• ng authority 11 some other offiCII I, th•n such approval should tM
tlvtn b y such oftlc.i.lt .)
NOTICE
TO INSURE THAT YOUR LICENSE IS ISSUED ON TIMt, IT IS IMPORTANT THAT THIS DOCUMENT! WITH YOUR
STATE FEE REMITTANCE , BE AT THE COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE, STATE CAP TOL ANNEX
BUILDING, 1375 SHERMAN STREET , DENVER, NO LATER THAN DECEMBER 1.
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AND SPIRITUOUS LIQUOR LICENSES
(GET APPROVAL OF LOCAL LICENSING AUTHORITY FIRST) LIQUOR ENfORCEMENT OffiCER'S ACTION
A'T£1t GlTTtNG
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MCINTYRE ROBEAT L
OLD ·TOWN LIQUORS
325 E ~EfFERSON AV
ENGLEWOOD CO 80110
I CERTIFY THAT THERE ARE NO CHANGES TO MY ORIGINAL APPLICATION
APfiOVlO
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EXCEPTCHANGEOFMAN TRAOENAMEORCORPORATESTRUCTU RE .L-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--
NEW TRADE NAME -+-.-,1---:------,:----/:;;,.J---+-\
SIGNATU
(IF THERE IS A CH IS FORM . USE AN ORIGINAL APPLICATION .)
IMPORTANT
MANAGER'S NAME------------------
MAKE CHECK OR MONEY
SEE INSTRUCTIONS
ON THE REVERSE
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IF ... PPLICANT IS A CORPORATION , FILL IN REVERSE SIDE.
BUSINESS PHONE NO . 1 ~q • 2 J Q4
ORDER PAYABLE TO TH E
COLORADO DEPARTMEN T
OF REVENUE .
TOTAL FEE (S)
$ 171.50
FEE
Do vou ~i~~(po~·:c;!)(;; the p remilel fcx which thit iPPiicetion for licen se is m ade?r ____ "fL~!o-:JS!..-_-;-;oc-:::-------:-----:;-::---
Aro 1ho premioel owneof or rtnl*l7 R€.MTE D If ron 1od , off oc liv o • o •p ~roli on dOlo olloose :_\!.:-::...JI...:-:..!.It\:LJLO!.::.. __ Ti.u.OL.._.li_:-:.....!1...:-:...!19:1J8ILI.CIL...
h ~ll cent (s ) ot ell off•cen of the corporetion , ci tizen(tJ of t he Un ited StatM of America?r _____ '{J_i,C'"'SiL _____________ _
11 the epphcent, or any of the pktnen, or any of th e offtcers, nockholderl or directon of said ~l i cant (If it tt 1 corporation ),
or employMI of any such, under the ege of t wenty-one ye ert?·------------------_;y"---------
Hu the 1Qpl icant, or eny of the ~rtnen , or e ny of the officen, stockh oldtn or d ir-=t orl o f Nid epphc.nt (If it it a corpore·
t1onl ever been con~t i c ttd of 1 felony In the Stete of CoiOfedo or bMn convicted of 1 crime e ltewhere which would constitute
a fe lony 1f tuch cnme had been commined in the State of Colorado? If 10, ttatl full deteils, _________ Yes ________ _
H11 the apphcent, or any of the partnen, or eny offk:er. director or ttockholdtr of 1a1d IPIJiicant {tf 11 11 a corporation ) evef :
No l{Q___
No l{Q___
(a) been denied a license under this liquor taw?.:__ _____________________ _:t"'--------No __ti2._
(b l had en alcohol ic beverege license suspended or revoked7·-------------------Y"'----------" o_J:4Q_
If the ens"Ner is yes, explain fully (attach IIPatltelt\Ht, if needed)
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Do you or any member of your family have 1 f inancial interest in any other liquor licen11? (Such f inenciel interMt to Include
any equity interest or loans). If the answer it YM , explain in d ttaii _________________ Yosi ________ JII
Does any penon, firm or corporat ion have 1 f ina ncial lnternt, evidenced t ither by loan• or equity ownerlhl p in the businHI
for wh ich thislic enH Is reques ted7 If the answer is y ... ltatt names and addrlllel end amount of su ch fi nanci el intere st expreued
No.lk_ eit htr in dollars or other lttml of velut, such • Inventory, furniture, fixt urll and equipment _______ __:YH ________ __
L11t the nemts and lddrtull of all but intAH in wh1ch any of th e per10 n1 in the p revious question ere interMttd.
Name Buslnlls AddrtSI
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Maneger -------------
DIRECTORS L•st ctll Olftctors Ill lust 3 are requuld by Law)
Ill NAME HOME STREET NO & CITY DATE OF BIRTH
LtS t all stoc:ktlold e rs owntng or conuolltn; any of the c ap1ttl stock of th e cOfportt•on . !Include itCtual owner or pledgee I UH JeJ)ilrilt sheet 1f needed
NAME HOME STREET NO & CITY PERCENT OF DATE
STOCK OWNED OF BI RTH
t The followmg aff•dtlllt to be s•gn td and .cknowledged b v mdtll'tduals tnd eild'l member of p artnenhtps and by Corporauon)
STATE OF COLORADO
__._,.....,:zl'-L.do~i---"'' the above named corporat•on ; thet h e has re1d the for~tng application and thit J'le kn o ws
the content\ t~ereo f , tn~ that. all maners and t h tngs therem se t for th ere true of tm OW"n knowledge and h e agrees to conform 'to all rules and regulatto ns
pro mulgatid bV ""ihi Sb t~ O.Cartment o f Revenue '" connect ton therewuh
•. Subsc:•!>e~ a_n~ svy~ 10. before ~· _:., : dt/;, ..... .
.t thts J.~'(f"--dav of
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AIU1Ch Seal
Offi cer of Corporation
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(Corpore te Name )
(Pre i tOent Of Sec:retuy)
REI'ORT AN D APPROVAL OF LOCAL LICENSING AUTHORITY
IManufKturt r&, Wholeulen, lmpon e rs •nd Publte TrtniP()rttton Svuems dtlregerd th •• sect io n)
!CORPORATE SEAL I
The t ore901 n9 apphc:a tlon hal Detl n •••mine d a n a the pre ,iMI , ou11ne 11 conauctla a n a c naracter of the aooucat lllltltec:to r y , ano
.,.... O• report tntt wch llcen.._ If t;~n nted , wlll mMt tne re•sonaDfe reQu irements ot the ne l t;~hDorhOOd ena tne Otiirel c t tn• lnnaott•nh,
1na cornoltft wlttl ttle orovlllon of Arth:te 47, T itle 12. C .A.S . 1973.
THI:liii:I.I'OIItl. T HIS "PPLfCATION tl H l liii:I.Y APPliii:OVID •
DATED AT·------>HIS ________ _c AY D•'---------•A .D . "--------
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fCL.ERKOR SEC AfT A RY O R OTt-iE.A OFFICER HAVING THE OFFICI A L SE A L OF THE L ICE N SING AUTHORITY .)
I If ttl e p remllellre located wtltlln a town or cltt . t "• abov; a p p rova l ltlould be llt ned b y t he m ayor and clerk, If In • county, ttle n by tf't e cha irman ot the board ol
county commlnlone nand t'ht ct.tk t o ttle boau:t. If, b V o rdla'hu or o t herwl,., the lo u t llc:enaln; a uthority 11 so.-ne other oftlclat, t her such •PPt0\'11 stlou ld be
''"'•n by Klett official .) \.
NOTICE
Ttl INSURE THAT YOUR LI CENSE IS ISSUED ON TIMl,IT IS IMPORTANT THAT THIS DOCUMENT , WITH YOUR
STATE FEE REMITIANCE , BE AT THE COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE , STATE CAPITOL ANNEX
BUI LDING , 1375 SHERMAN STR EET , DENVER , NO LA TER THAN DECEMBER 1.
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RENEWAL APPLICATION FOR MALT, VINOUS
AND SPIRITUOUS LIQUOR LICENSES
(GET APPROVAL OF LOCAL LICENSING AUTHORITY FIRST)
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AUTHOit iT'r IF
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ENGLEMOOD LIQUOR
ENGLEWOOD LIQUOR
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ENGLEWOOD CO
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80110
·1 CERTIFY THAT THERE ARE NO CHANGES TO MY ORIGINAL APPLICAT ION
DO HOT 'fiil'ttTI[ ""' TMfS $1'ACE
LIQUOR ENFORCEMENT OFFICER 'S ACTION
Al'PIOIIID
DISAPfi0\11 D
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LOCAL LICENSING AUTHORITY COPY
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EXCEPT CHANGE OF MANAGER , TRAOE NAME OR CORPORATE STR UCTURE .'-----------------~
IMPORTANT
SE! INSTRUCTIONS
ON T HE REVERSE
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I F AP~LICANT IS OAPORATION . FILL IN REVERSE SIDE.
BUSINESS PHONE NO. _7cf/ -l./.:1_ (} ~--------
MAKE CHECK OR MONEY
ORDER PAYABLE TO THE
COLORADO DEPARTMENT
Of REVENUE .
TOTAL FEE(S )
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Do you have I t~ pauenton of the premi ... ~ wtych thtl apphution for licenM it madl? __ ~,...=-c..,.-.,-:--;::--:;----:-----=-:::-
Art tho p rom •,.. o"'ned or ront0d 1 ~ If ron ted. offoctove & oxporotoon dote :;;ea::._..?:.....c-.:>.=f:.....c-,>o::._ .. ~:.....c--...s.L..:-::.¢e...fz_:.-::....Z:.....c.£2 __
Is eppltcant(sl or ell off B of tnt corpofetion, dtizen (s) of the Unlttd Stetn of America7_9i'31"rJZ-d_""::;,o'""'----------------.,
Is theapphcant, o r an'f o'f the partner~, O'r eny of the officers, stockholders or d irecton of sa id applicant llf it is a corporatton).
or employees of any s.uch , under the ege of twentv-one years? __________________ Y·es ________ No~
Has tht IIPP htent, or env of tt\t pertntr1, or eny of the offtcer1, stockholders or d trectors of sa id applicant (tf it is a corpora·
ttonl ever been conv•cted of 1 ftiO"V ;n the SteM of Colorado or been conviCted of a crime el ..where wh ich would const ttute
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a fe lony if such come had been committed in tpe State of Colofado? If so, state full detatls Yes ________ No----=:::::_
Has the ~h can t, or any of th~ paftnlr1, or anv off tear , director or ttoc\tholde.r of u id .app:tca nt Of tt I ~ 1 corporeuon l tvtr
(a) beoo denoed. IIcon .. under m lsliquor law1 .. ________ No v--I
(b l had an elcoholte be\oterage hctnH sutpended or revoktd7 __________________ YM ________ ,..o~
If the answer is yn, tKP ie in fully (attach tepertttlhMt, if needed I
Do you or any member of your famil y heYI e financ ial Interest in any ottt.r liquor hctnM7 (Such financ ial •nterett to tn clude
t--' ' any equ ity int~rest or loant l. If tt\tehtwer it yes, explahl in detei l _ _..o......:... _____________ ll"--------1"0 ___ ,
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Does eny penon. firrrt' or corpofttlon hlvt 1 financial interest. evidenced tither by loans or equity ownership in tht business
for wh ich th is ljct nlt It requf1ttd7 If the tntwtr is yet, nate names and add reuet and amount of such financiel interest ex.pressed
eith1r in dollars or other item s of value , such ,as inventory, furn iture , f ixtures and equipment _______ Y,as ________ No L/
List the namet and addrtsltl of all butintlltl in which any of tht peraonr In tht prevtout question art interested
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lol O.gonilood u-.lt>o ,_.,..,.. Stoto ot_c:..1-~.J)...t2_ ___ ~ o... iTJ.uv g _ _j...!_2L .
lbl ~ .. nclpal bu1 •nfft Is CO<>ducled ot _J...f/.:Z.!f_J{,J£-'J-JJ!!~¥---Co"" tv o t ..J~.B_/f. State of -~f::t?tJ.df2d.__
lei Date of l+hnt l.st annu1l corper•te repor t to the Secrtta+v ol S ta~--~'i--J12~---------
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{d l Name Home AddreH C+ty Date o f Bu th
Month , Dey, Veer
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NAME HOME STR EE T NO & CITV DATE O F BIRTH
\l'd=H/0 ~. 1¢1/Ui( DdT U.T8-.s. J>.PeJtZ~t~IIO .f.ri:AE'~<•U() .r' /A ·fJ ~'!'!. LV; ~ 'fi: ug.s.., pn::,.,r;w~o ~v~-lt'flf1.."D ~-,.·3z ;:::;, n 4. U61S,,t114,41flN ~sur RKy.t.tj-P:t-1?
L+st 111 ttock holdet'l own+ng o r COI')Irol lingany of the cap+ \a! stoclc of the corpor1 tJon I Include IC.tual o wner or p l edgee I Use separate shee t tf needed
NAME HOME ST ~EET NO & CITY PERCENT OF DATE
' STOCK OWN ED OF BIR TH
:J"#Jrfl rL, ~/UABtr . JUJ.S,,ULKrwtiD .I.,.N-EtpN p .,:~_,?j : f.-/J-37
rtny 1.111 ltu~ur: 11.z;--kl • UE¥711JttP ~};;:'f~P .:if! ."..B -3 2
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STATE OP COLOIIADO •
_REPORT AND APPROVAL OF LOCAL liCENSING AUTHORITY f '
(Ma~acsur-W', W~lett . lmponert and Pubhc TrenaporaliOR Sv•tMn d~ee-rd thtt. s.ctlont
Tne foretOI"'I ao o ll u t lon f\.81 been •••f'fl :neCI ana tne JM'~t Ml, 1M.I51neu c.onCiuct•d ~d c.narac:t•r ol t,.. aoCJ4 lut ••••t•f.Cto"", ~d
we do rtoort that t.lo"h woenw, It tran~. w111 mHt tM ~b'• r•qulr•m•nn of th• n•tghborhOOd and IN o.Jre1 or the inhAbtt.an U,
end c:.moh• w tt ft '"• lffovl"on of' A rtie&• ... ,, T ttle 12 , C .R .S 19 73.
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THE"EP'ORR THIS AP'~ICATtON IS "I:Jtil'a• .IU'ti'JIOVI:D •
OATEO AT-----J HIS ---~---~._D.AY OF·-------"--•A.O. 19 _______ _
(N ~ME Or: TOWN , CIT ¥ O.R C QUfiTVl ---.---------....;.-------------------------
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(If th• premlsel .tre toc..ted within .t town or city, tn• .tbo-. .toorov!ll t.noutd be sltned b y tne "'•vor and cl•rk,lt In a co~ntv , then by the cha irman ot the bOar a ot
county commlu lonen and tM cf'w k to tM bolrd. If, •v ordtanc.e or otn•rwiM, tn• local liCWttlnl autnorlty Is some otner ottlclal, t n e~n , ... ,, approwal Shou to b4
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TO INSURETHATYOUR LICENSE IS ISSUED ON TIM I:, IT IS IMPORTANT THAT THIS DOCUMENT , WITH YOUR
STATE FEE REMITTANCE , BE AT THE COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE , STATE CAPITOL ANNEX
BUILDING , 1375 SHERMAN STREET, DENVER , NO LATER THAN DECEMBER 1.
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(GET APPROVA L OF LOCAL LICENSING AUTHORITY FIRST) L IQ UOR EIIFORCEMEHT OFFICER 'S ACTI OH
AFTE• GlTTitiiG r--------------------------j
"'"OVAl 0 OF LOCAl •
UCE:HSING
AUTHORIT Y tf
UQUHI[Q S£N
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STATE CA"TAL
ANN[ X , I]U
SHEIIUUN ST .
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PARNESS RONAlD
GLASS BOTTLE LIQUORS
336 lif HAMPDEN
ENGLEWOOD CO 80110
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l CERTIFY THAT THERE ARE NO CHANGES TO MY ORIGINAL APPLI CATION
EXCEPT CHAN GE OF MA NAGER , TRAOE NAME OR CORPORA TE STRUCTURE
NEW TRADE NAME
SI GNATU RE _______________________________________________ _
(IF THERE IS A CHANGE IN OWNERSHIP DO NOT USE THIS FORM . USE AN ORIGINAL APPLICATION .)
IMPORTANT
SEE INSTRUCTI ONS
ON THE REVERSE
SIDE .
MANAGER'S NAME _____________________ _
IF APP LICANT IS A CORPORATION , FI LL I N RE VE RSE SIDE.
BUI)I NESS PHONE NO. __
MAKE CHECK OR MONEY
OROER PAYABLE TO THE
COLORADO DEPA RTMENT
OF RE VEN UE
TOTAL FEE lS)
$ 117.50
FEE
Do y ou have legal possea;Sion of the prem•ses fqt: _wtuch th•• applte•t•on tor license tt m.cje ?·---\.~'-"':.._--:;:-:==-.----------
Are the p remtsn owned or rented?: fr ~ f ,. -I If rented. etfect•ve & u :p .rauon date o lease ___ _,/._.9~)"".._,/ _________ _
h applicant ls i or ell offtcers of the corPOra ti on , c•uzen(s) of the Un.ted States of Amera ?·------¥-~'---">'--------------
Is the epplicant, or any of me p artnen, or any of the off~ers . stockholders o r d •rectors ot said applicant {It It tt 1 corpor~uon ).
or employHs of any such , under the age of twenty-one ye an~------------------Y••--------
Has t he applicant. or eny of the partnera , or a ny of the off•cen. stockholders or d irec t ors of sa td applicant (tf It Is 1 corpore·
t ion) e ver been convic ted of a felony in the St ate of Colorado or been corw •cted o f a cnme e lsewhere whtch w ou ld const•tutt
a felony If such cnme had been comm itted in the St ate of Cotor&do? If so. state full detatls ________ Yes _______ _
Has the applicant . or env of the partners, or env officer , d1 rec tor or stockholder of ut1d applicant hf 1t 111 corporauon) eve r
No _k._
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(a) been den ied a license under thll liquor law~·------'~-----------------"••---------No~
(b) had an alcoholi c beverage ltcenM suspended or revoked? __________________ Yes ________ _,.. o---..d::..
If the answer it ves . explai n fully (attach separate sheet, •f needed I
Do you or any member of your fam ily have a t•nanclel1nterest •n env other liquor license? (Such financie l tntlrflt to Include
any equity tnt erest or loantl If the answer is yes , u p le•n in dttail ________________ y., ________ _,.. o_.d:::::
Does any penon , ftr m or corp oration have a financ1al interes t. evidenced ei ther by loans or equtty ownerah•P '" the bualntt:s
for wh ich this license IS reques tecH If th e answer •• yes, sta te names and t ddre sset and am ount of such flnanc•al mtereu ex.pressed
either'" d olla rt or other Items of valu e , such as inve ntory , turni t ure . fixtures and tQI.upment _______ y,., _______ __ NolL
L+st the names and add rtsstt of all busmeuet: In wh JC h eny o f the perso""'s •n the prevtous question are mterested
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(a) Orv-ntted under the laoN ol the Stare ol _____________ ------Oat~--------------
lbl Princtpll bu sme n •• conducted .:n _______________________ . County of·------·, State of ___________ _
!cl Date of ftl tng las t annual corporete reQOit to the Secreta..-y of Stat~---------------------
l d ) Name Home Addren C•tv Date o t B1nh
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Treasurer --------------
Secretary------------
Man~• -----------------------------
NAME
DIRECTORS Ltn 111 Ottec::t ors lat lean 3 are reouued by Lawl
NAME HOM E STREET NO & CITY
HOME STREET NO & CITY P~RCE.NT OF
STOCK OWNED
DATE O F BIRTH
DATE
OF BIRTH
(The foll owmg atf!daVJf to be ••;ned and ~tekno wledged bY tnd1111dua1s and each member of PartnerShipS 1nd by Corpvrattof\1
STATE OF COlORADO
ond'----------,,-----------· be •ng bv me ftrst duly sworn, •I for h 1msetf deposes and says ; that tie ~' the appiiCen t
ebove nemed; or met tie 11 ~ of the above n omed corporatjon . that he hat reed the forHgotng epplrca tron end thltt he knows
the contents ttllfeot. and tha t all matutrs and thmg~ therem 'ft f orth ere t rue of h tS own ~nowfedge end he a;rees to conform to all rules •nd.-.vulattons
p romulgated b y the Stant Departme11t o f R evtnue m connecuon t t'le re~·th
. · A ll l (h ~U I
Officer of Corporation
Sign here:
{CORPOR ATE SEAL) , .
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(Pr H tcs.tlt Of Suretary )
REPORT ANO APPROVAL OF LOCAL LICENSING AUTHORITY
(Manutacturers Wholt~alen , lmponers end Public T reniP()rlhOf'l Svnems d tsregard t h ts sectron)
T h• to r•ooln t apphc.ltlon f'lll bHn e kl mlned a n d tf'l• premls.es , b u l ln•n conct uc ted 1nct character of th.• appllc.lt Is satlfac t oty. and
we dO ••port t hat wen Weer\ ... , If 911 nt•d, w ill m"t tne r•••onlble r•gutr•mentl o r the n eiVf'lttorhood ana tf'l e delirll Of tne lnhl bitanu,
1nd comPIIft wttn the orovtl lon of Arttcl • 47, Title 12. C R.S . 1973 .
THERI:P'OIIU[ THII A~~LICATION IS H£ftlleV A~~._OV£0.
OATEO AT·----~H··---------O AV OF•----------·A.O. 19•--------
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(MAVOR OR CMAI RMAN OF BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISS IONERS OR OTHER TITL'£ ?F LICENSlfJ'G AUTHb R t..-v _)
(CLE IJh< OR SECRETARY OR OT HER OFFICE R MAVINQ THE OFFICIAL SEAL OF THE LICENSING AUTHORITY .)
(I t tne orerT>tte\ •••IoutH ...,;thin a town Of c 1tv , the IDo ~ a ooronl snouta tM alt n•o tt y the mayor and cler k, if In 1 county, the n by tne c.hahm1n of tne OOir(i ot
coul'\ty comrf\•U•onen aM the c er k t o~~ -.oatd rt, tty orct•ance or other whoa, tne lo<:al hcen•lnt IU thorlt y 11 •om• other ofttC il l, then wen aoprov1 1 •noulct bt
tlven Dy wen ofl•c••l 1
NOTICE
TO INSURE THAT YOUR LICENSE IS ISSUED ON TIME , IT IS IMPORTANT THAT THIS DOCUMENT , WITH YOUR
STATE FEE REMITTANCE , BE AT THE COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE , STATE CAPITOL ANNEX
BUILDING , 1375 SHERMAN STREET , DENVER , NO LATER THAN DECEMBER 1 .
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DEPARTME~T OF REVENUE
DO NOT WRIT£ .,_.THIS 51" ACE RENEWAL APPLICATION FOR MALT , VINOUS
AND SPIRITUOUS LIQUOR LICENSES
(GET APPROVAL OF LOCAL LICENSING AUTHORIT Y FIRST ) LI Q UO R ENFORCEMENT OFFI C E R'S .\CTION
AP'TUt GUTtfiiG
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SH£.MAN ST .
OlNYUt.COlO
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H D DRUG INC
M D PHARMACY
2895 S BOWAY
f:NGLEWOOO C O 80110
I CERT I FY THAT THE RE ARE NO CHANGES TO MY ORIGINAL APPLICAT I ON
EXCEPT CHANGE Of MANAGER , TRAOE NAME OR CORPORATE STR UCT URE
NEW TRADE N A M E ----------------
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SIGNAT URE _______________________________________________ _
OATIE
(IF THERE IS A CHANGE IN OWNERSHIP DO NOT USE THIS FORM . USE AN ORIGINAL APPLICATION .)
IMPORTANT
SEE INSTRUCTI ONS
ON THE REVERSE
SIDE.
MANAGER 'S NAME ---------------------
IF APPLICANT IS A CORPORAT ION , FILL I N REVERSE SIDE
B USINESS PHONE NO .
M AKE CHECK OR M ONE Y
ORDER PA Y AB LE TO T H E
COLORADO DEP A RTM ENT
OF REVENUE.
TOTAL FEE (S)
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Do you hl"'' IIGII possession of the prem iset for wtuch ~tus apphcatton for hcense tS mede7•--------:--:--,-'--_:,_.,...:_...:·:..:·_;·:.:' ... · -A-"~--
Art tt\t premtlft owned or rented?. Jl ent If rented. effecteve • exptrauon date of tease _ _16J,,{../.JJ_,/LCEli.JlL----:--:--,:._,-----
Is epphcant(s) o r aU off •cers of the corporation, Clttzenls l of the Un •ted States of A.meuca?• ___ ~.s:..;;L. ______________ _
Is the ept)hcent, or any of the pennen, or any of the ofttcers, atoc:kholders or d•recton of satd applicant (If it 11 1 corporatton l,
or employMI of any such , under the age of t'Aientv-one years?·------------------Yos --------No_X __
Has the epplt c.nt , or any of the partners:, or en y of the off,cen, stockl'lolden or d~rectors of ~a i d applicant (if tt is a corpora·
tton l ever been corw lcted of a felony '" the S te te of Co'oredo or been convicted of a crtme eltewhere whtch would const ttute
a felony tf such crime had been committed in the Stetl of Colorado? If so, state full de tatls, ________ y.,, ________ No ---X-
Has tht appl icant, or any of tht partners, or any off•cer, director or stockholder of satd applicant h f tt ''a corpor at•on l ever
(a ) been denied a license under th is liQuor law?•----''-------------------:1 •••--------No-X.-
tbl had an alcoholic beverege ti cenM suspended or revoked?r __________________ y .. , ________ No_%__
If the answer is ves . explain fully te1tach seperate shHt . if needed )
Do you or any member of your family have a financial mterest in any other liquor ltcense? tSuch f tnanctaltnte•tst to tnclude
eny &qu•tv interest o r loans). If t he answer is yes, explain in detaill_· ----------------Yn ________ ,N o ~
Does eny person, ftrm or corporation have a tlnanctal •nter .. t , evidenced e ither by loans or equity ownerthip in the businell
for which ttltsllcenM is requested? If the answer is yes. state names artd addrtllet and emount of such ftnanciallnterMt expretNd
atther in dollars or othtr hems of value ,aud1 11 inventory , furniture, f ixtures and ~u1p ment Ves No __ _
*All sto ck pledge d t o F e rn L. Davis f rO!!! whom dnJgs tore wa s purcha s ed
Ltlt the namn and eddranes of all busines"' tn whtch any of the periO'"II rn the p revtous quesuon art tnterntad .
Name ACSCSrell
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IF THE API'LICANT IS A CORPORATION, onswer tal, tbl, tel, tdl, ""d tel ,
Il l orv-n•ud under the law o t tht Stale of Colorado ________ o .. tt _J/'9/66________ .
,. lbl Ptfnc•pal bus•ness Is conducted ~~------lewoc:ll--------· County ot Az-apabO.tate o '---Col.o....----
lcl P•tt of fth"V lau ann u al corp o ra te repo tt to the S ecr e~ar v of Stlltt_ __ ..J4&.)f--l-,--1-916---------
1'!}-Name Home Address Cw ,. Da te ol B trth • ·~
... ''J "· •• I • >#J M ~f'l ~~· ~a v .,;~arJ, ~·
le i Prtstdent
Vu:..Prn
T reas-u rer
Secr eta ry
Ma nage r
in•zo •• Rloa.~uht 2A95 s. BroMvaJ ln~l ewood )o/5 t2B
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3G~e~h A Kil~eP -666 11~ CouP& ·DenveP 10/24/2S O I AE C TO ~S L•n all D necto rs (a t leau 3 ate reqwned by Law)
tt l NAME HOME S TREET NO & C ITY DATE OF BIRTH
ll'on H. Pezo""aoa '001 s. £learl.J.1 ttl•t :: lOL20)23
ltftler Aw Bie•fftltl!l' 21JQ5 8~ DN.•"'•~ •11 fOal! lO/J/2t
L•n 111 uock h olden o.,..ung or cont•OII fni any o t tht cap ital ~tock of the·c:orPOtauon. (I ncl ude actwal o wner 01 p ledgee I Use 5e para te sheet •f needed
N A ME HOME STR E ET N O 8t C I TY P E R CENT OF DATE
ST OC~ OWIIoEO O F BI RTH
lltoa H 0 Fer~a~Z 5991 s.p--1 L1tt]eton,O• 10/20/2)
il11 _. -~ • . ll_l!'~;<:...a;::.;:~_ll=·~-21t.:..9-=S,..__S""":...:.. B_et_...,._• ~~!~od JO! --lO/S/28
(T he foiiOWt"'Sietrldevh to be s~ed a nd .c:kno wttdged by •nd tlf •duals and teet'~ m ember o f par tnarUups and b y Corpouuonl
STATE OP COLORADO
Cou nw of APa-,ala"
and ! A 'Ple~~~· Jp betng by me f 1rs 1 d uly '"''Otn, tf tor h •mself , cteP"MM and uys ,that h1 11 thti!PPI•cent eb~• na:ed ;! tt'tat he ,&p;; 8 itt,;t:• o f tht above nemtd c.or poreuOf\, that he ha ~ read t he foregoing .,p l~ca~1 0 n a n p .that' ht k n ~
the conten ts thert ol . ~d that a U m a t ten and thtngs tha re m Wi t lorth art cr ua o f h 1s own k n owledge and he agrees to c:on tolm to a~i ~u~~ ~~!¥~at t.)(ri
..: -..... _ .. -.. ~ '-p romulgated b y the S tate Depa rtmen t of Re ve n ue '" connecuon the rewoth
9 ub sc u~ tr\~ ~~~.J~;f',(9'1.~
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lnd tvt duats and al l members of partn&r'lhtp _. ~-
must 11 ~ha.tt : ~ \.' ..... ~ 1 = :·.,_._ .. b ·:·
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REPORT AND APPROVAL OF LOCAL LICENSING AUTHORITY
IManu facturlfl_, WhoLtulers, lmportars and P u bl k: T.-en .. on uon S ystcnu d iSr ega rd t hts secuon_f _
,.,.. tora90lnt •oohcat•o: het been a q mtned and tna or•m ;._, ou .. nan c ot~d u c ttHj t !"tG cneractar o~ t~ •o ol~t Is u tlfectory , an a
we a o ••P ott that such tlc:en .. , li trtntw , w ill M"l tna reuoneb .. raauua manu of me nelt noorn ooo and t na OMi t .. o t t n• lnhatMtent,,
a no (OITi p ll• w ith tnt o ro,.ls lon of Article •1 , T ;tl e 12. C R.S . 19 7l
THE:IUP'O IItl THIS AI'I'LtCATION IS HEREeY Alt,llt0\1 10
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tN A._,E OF T OWN, CITY O R COUN TY) _____________________________________ _
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(tt tha cu emlt e~ ara l cx.at.c~ wt\nltt-." t own or clw . heaDO V41 aoorovll •to~ou iO oa sttnad b y the m1yor an a ct a rk ,lt In 1 county, tl'\an .:,y t na d'll lrmel"' ot t ~a bO t rCI of
c~ntv commlu •oners a.,cf t "-ctaf\c' tiS'\ he ~r d . If , by o rtH1nce ot ot net wlM , ti'MI Iott i uc..nl!n g aut horitY IS •ome o tttet o tflcll l. then w c.h IPPfO~II t nou lf ~btl
t lven b y tueh o t tlclal.l ~""' '"· •
NOTICE
TO INSURE THAT YOUR LICENSE IS ISSUED ON TIM I:, IT IS IMPORTANT THAT THIS DOCUMENT, WITH YOUR
STATE FEE REMITTANCE , BE AT THE COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE , STATE CAPITOL ANNEX
"UILtliNG . U75 SHERMAN STREET , DENVER , NO LATER THAN DECEMBER 1.
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II"OfltM DAL 401.J .. t:.V , t(.7 STA TE OF COLORADO
DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE
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RENEWAl APPLIC ATION FOR MALT, VINOUS
ANO SPIRITUOUS liQUOR LICEN SES
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(GET APPROVA l OF lOCAL LICENSING AUTHORITY FIRST ) LIQUOR EloiFORCEMEioiT OFFICERS .t.CTIOiol
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A,.P.OYU J
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TO COl.OIUOO
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STU£ CA,nAl
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ltot [ltWAN S'T
OAUG FAIR INC
..,20.., S 80WAY
EhGLE:WOOD CO 80110
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I CERTIF Y THAT THERE ARE NO CHANGES TO MY ORIGINAL APPLIC AT•O~I
EX CEPT CHANGE OF MANAGER , TRAOE NAME OR CORPORATE o-~UC Tl <
LOCAL UCE NSING AUTH OR ITY COPY
NEW TRADE NAME -------
SIGNATURE _____________________________________ _
(IF THERE IS A CHANG E IN OWNERSHI P 00 NOT US E THIS FORM . USE AN ORIGINAl APPLICATION)
IMPORTANT
SEE INSTRUCTIONS
ON THE REVERS E
SIDE .
l\IANAGER'S NAME ___________________ _
IF APPLICANT IS A CORPORATION FILL IN REVERSE S IDE .
BUSINESS PHONE NO
M A KE CHECK OR MONEY
ORDER P AV ABLI: TO THE
COLORADO DEPARTME NT
OF REVENUE
TOT AL FE El S)
~ 117.50
FEE
Do YOU hiVtlegal POi~•(l"' Of _.,t t1Wis.f>S ~ V¥h1C h 1h1f 8POl c;a•toll for •Ctnse IS ma j '·--yeS -----------~---
Art tht p r~tSM ow~ or r•nted?~8
If rentt!'d. ~tfecn e & e•p~ret•< n d11te of :eaWJ --------
lsepplicentb) o .. al otftrtl"l of the Lof'Pu• on, Cltl lf!:n·sl oft turned 5t•1et ot Amenu1 ___ .;...!e~•~------·----------l
Is tht appltcent, or any of tht P~'""''"'· 0" any of tht of1•ctrs. nockholciert or dtrtc1 0rt of s.ttd ppltcen1 'f 1t '' 1 corporet•o,l
or employees of eny .uch. onder me 1 of t.....,.ntv o ne Vt8r-\? __________________ v .. _______ _
Hes the ~o hcaru or tr'IV of me pertne"· or any o f the offtcel'1, stiY"k~old en or dtrec.ton o f 11•\'i aop ltC ant lt f n ,, • corpor•
tton) -"er bftn corht•t:•ed of • fe o ny n the State of ColorM:t o or ~n CO"'~~~teted of 1 cnmt elltwh.-... llllhlch W'VOU id consti !Yte
a felony tf such tr•~ ed ~· r. corN'fHtted '"the S tate of Colorad o' If so. stett full deu'''' _______ Ve•------,,..----
HI$ thttppi.CI!'It , or e"Y of tnt Jlt;ttntr1 or any oftu:: r , d t"t<"tor e r" x-knolo.r of Nll d .,pplu.::ent l•f tIll LOrporat•on l ever
t,o ._.lO(__
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Ia) been de,•ed • , M uf\01! rt.lt l1o uo• Ia ?·------------------------YOI --------No~
{b ) had an el cohohc beveftge hcenM suspe"ded or r...,oked1 __ _ No ------------------------v"'-------------'
If tht ansYWe r ''yes, e~tple•n fu v Cettach seoarettlhtet.tf f\Hdedl
Do you Of env member of your famtl "'•..,.e a ••n tnclal.ntere!lt '"any o ther liquor license? ISuch ftnancial intereu to mclude
any equ•tv hutrtst or toans.) If the ans~Nef ''yet, explai n •n d t8•'----------------Ves ____ .:_ ___ ,, o _X1L
Does any perton. ftrm qr corpor tt •On have a ftnancte l mterest. evtdenced e•ther b't' loans o• tou1ty owntflhlp '"the but•ness .. ••
fof ......tuch th11 1tcense 11 requeued ? tt the answer 11 yu, state nai'Tv•s an~ ar1drtues and am ;;;yn t of such flnan '•I •ntertst tllPfts.ied
t tthtr in dollars or other Hems of va'u.•. such 11 mventorv . furn~ture . f xturet.e"d eQu ipmer'lt ________ v . ., _______ _ No _E_j
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Ltst the nam" end addresses of all busma~ses '" wh1c h '""' of the perl()n. '" tht p rtY IOus questton ert lnttrtlted
Name BuiiMSJ Addren
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11 0 iflr"' ~,., the, • .., •( rtoe ~Ute -----------------Date ____________ _
lb Pr tt .04 , neu ,, c Cinl"'tC'ed at ·-=-------· -= .:...::.--=-·-=•---Countv ot •. .,-z.r ... ~.u . .liP ...... Srate o f ... •.JIIL•..w ......... M.'•---
d0a e o ~ftlo~9l•t•"""•'coro0ff!tt eoorttc the'·ti!Cl'~' \ootSt 'f'._ _ _A pr j 1 ,19J_6_ _______ _
ld ,...,... H '"'II A •v Date o' B tn
Mooth Ouv Y~otr
1•1 ,,.,..,."' 4810 S a. Inc• En glewood
v.c. •·., E. Hi h line C i r • i2 d1 "'L:-'-l.~. 7t 7t-:,:l...::a"'to.::o:...n_-7:::-=-:::-=-'"=:-:....-
r r•asv ·• __ ...,..._.....,....,. ...... ..._,....,.....__._...,., .. .....__~uu"""'-ea ebgve __ ....;.., _____ ..,..,..._~--
See•eu•rv --.L..--4.<WILL.U,..~'-IC.4a::I=--
Man•r---
011--ti:::C'OFlS lt~, all Ou~ •o 11
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Lilt all st oc •~oideJs Owtltf\9(1•
NAME HOME STREfT NO &
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OA'TE
OF 8 1 RTH
5 a, 1 nc a • Eng lo...,wcoo ... o...,d.._ __ _,..,.....,. __
~~~~~~kL~•xlgtte 280 E.Hi~UA~~------~---------L!o~·&9~-~o~6~-
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STATE O• COLORADO
and I fo• hm1~1f depose ""d W.Y• !hat ,.,e Is thf' apo11Car I
abO\Ie named or t at ht "-----------"' tt\e abo ...... nan~d ~.:orpo••'tun that hehas t e trl ,he fott!)Otf\9 apgt,cot•on and tl'ltl1 t"le It nO\-~
t"le contents !hereof .md •l'!at aJI m.anen
pr omulgated by m~ S~ate 0l!J)ertm~nt o f ~e..,tnut H'1 conJ'\ect•on th• eo.~~. t,.,
Subsc rt ~ .t.ar,"Ji.!~ to before we
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nd1v•1Jvals ,.nd ca'l mem 1 of par tnerstup
m.,ut sign hertt
Offtc.er of
S1gn here
REPORT AND APPROVAL OF LOCAL LICEN SING AUTI10RITV
u.,....,l,ch.Ht·! 1/Vholtttal•rs. lmporltrs •"!1 Put •C -tiln•o. 1•ahon Sv'\tMlS r.ftsrpg..•d th·l utct•on)
.... .,. 1or•to•"'9 apuHcAHon ~~~ Meol" II'Amlneo "d t"'• prpmr\l't but•n•-'-' nau\.ted • .,a "'!Ara<:tef' of '"•""Uc.lt '1 t utrl aetor y .tn!3
..... CIO t K()It trtat Wc.l'l1~1l"S., t f 1r.1nt.a ""'"" m .. t t"ll ~IA$V"o\!JIIIIQ'-'Himef\U 0 1 !I'll ~"WJt\D Qit'IOOG ·"· t f'WII .. •C) Qf tne tnh•b 1e"U,
Moj fJ"'lP'If"l w ith tl't~ etrov•t•on Of Art• 'It 41 , !!It 12, C R !> 1913
DATED A T ____ __,~~I S----------'"'"' OF'---------·A 0. 19·--------
(NAM[Qr TQWN CITVO RCOVNTV) __________________________________________________________________________ __
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:AA AVOR OR CHAI RMA N OF 80A RQ OF C.O UNTV COMMISSIONERS OR OTHER TIT\A O F LICENSING AUTHO~ITV .) 1
ATTt:ST
(CL[RKOR SLCRrTARV np ('! "it Q Or FICE R t-tAV•NO TH£ UPF!C I ALS(A LOF lHE LICENSI N G 4UTH0"1TV .)
I If ttl• o r e m••~ •re toc&t.ed ""'thin 1 to w n en city, the •bO\Ie •oDto ... a: sl"'outa M 'qn&d Dy tne m•iO' ai"'O ctera •t If! a county, then ov the ch&lfm•n of t ne bo•r a of
county Lomm•u •oners al'l d the c:l erk to-tne DQa rd 11, by ord•anc:e or otnerwl\e •h• toc &i IICet~~lf\Qautn onty •• som e otf'ler othLiat, then •uch aporovat shoul d be
f iV.,. by IUCft oHic1ai.l
TO INSURE THAT YOUR LICENSE IS ISSUED ON TI ME iT IS IM PORTANT THAT THIS DOCUMENT , WITH YOUR
~TATE FEE REMITTANCE , BE AT THE COLORA DO DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE , STATE CAPITOL ANNEX
BUILDIN G. 1375 SHER MAN STREET, DENVE R, NO LATr R TH AN DECEMBE R 1
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FORM DRL 401
(REV . 10/15)
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STATE OF COLORADO
DEPARTMENT OF RE V ENUE
RENEWAL APPLICATION FOR 3 .2~
FERMENTED MA LT BEVER AG E LICENSES • 00 NOT WJIITE IN THIS SPACE
(GET APPROV AL OF LOCAL LICENSING AUTHORITY FIRST) LIQUOR ENFORCEMENT OFFICER 'S ACTION
AHU GtfllNG
AI"PIIO\'Al
Of lOCAl
liCfNSING l
AUlHOIIITY tr
lltOUIJifD UNO
10 COi.OII ADO
Df PAit f ~tNl
Of II:EV[NUE ,
SIATf CA"IT0t
AHNU 1]75
StUIIMANSf
DfNV'U COlO
80103
SOUTHLAND CORP
DtST 1 821 ~ OENVE~
St VtN £LE V E~ STuRE
N::J 1 82 1 13221
4400 S BO IIAY
ENGLE\of UCO CI.J OllO
I CERTIFY THAT THERE ARE NO CHA NGES TO MY ORIGINAL APPliCATION
EXCEPTCHAN GEOFMANAGER TRADE NAME OR CORPOR ATE SUUCTURE
.O.PPROVED
DISAPPROVED
E THIS FORM USE AN ORIGINAl APPLICATION )
u/[ c-c/ :J MAKE CHECK OR MONEY
SEE INSTR UCTIO"'S
ON THf REVERSE
SIDE
Od-1 1->~<t-l o'i
If .aP~~'!t(A""l IS A C PQqAltON FltliN RE-\IUSf SIDE
10 co '}4 11 3 010772
TYPE
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NAME AND DESCRIPTION Of liCE SE
PL~ Ct T ~ft~ ~t TAll LICE~SE
CITY '-P
u1Jo7d
ORDER PAYABLE TO THE
COLORADO DEP~RTMENT
Of REVENUE
TOTAl FEE (S)
FEE
s 25 .00
s 21 .25
{The folto .... l\8 o•-da
(If opphcoho, ., too
O"'d o itl"'owledged by 1nd1v ,duol• ond ... .... ... --ond bt (;Of"pot'OttOnt)
., to•• of bv••neu re~•dence )
STATE Of COLOOA DO
Cou'ty ol enver } ss
Gene Ford
naf'M'd , or thot ...... Assistant Secre tar3 the obo\1• named corporo'•O" Tho! ... t'lo• read h·• 04'•QII'\Ol opphcotton and
that t'le ltnow• the c:onte"fi tWeof Ol"'d that o il moHen ond tl·ung\ th~re•n $ef forth o re tt ,. of ~'' own ~nowled9e and he ogr"' to
conform to oil ru le, ond re;to~lohons promulgated by th~ DEPARTMENT Of E\IENU f IN CONNECTION THEitEWITH
SU BSCRIIfO AND SWOPN 10 l£f01f Mf: I NO\\IIOU Al ~ ANO All Mt.MIEJIS Of P.U1 NEUHifl Ott ltRfS Ollt StcY Of COIP
MVST S GN kERf
TH IS 29th
0 , Oc tob~r 19 76 •j) "J..Y;..L.I:;,.~{C.... -f7"j1t.:.1'1"-
""•cH Y.t.l • I NO'""" "Uti•C
MY COMM ISSION EXPIRfS
Th• ougmol opphcaflon
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REPORT AND APPROVAl OF LOCAL LICENSING AUTHORITY
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Englewood Water and Sewer Board
Regular Meeting
November 16 , 1976
The meeting was called to order at 5:05 p.m. by Vice-Cha i rman
Schnackenberg.
Members present:
Members Absent:
Also present:
Babcock, Taylor, Hayes, Schnackenberg, Ullery
Gibson.
Sovern, Mann, Wallace.
Charles Carroll, Director of Utilities,
I. Supplement #52 to Southgate Sanitati on District
This is a 13.42 acre tract in Greepwood PlAZA· an !pduetrfel
~ark in Grecpynod Vlllacc at Qrcbard and I-2$, current zonin&
is B-1 P,U.D~and the requester has an approved amended plat,
Known as Greenwood Plaza second filing amended, That plat calls
for 40t open space; therefore only 8,8 acres will be developed,
They wish to develop the property under the new Town Center
Zone,
Mr. Carroll said that the ysage would equate to residential
usage and recommended approval of the Supplement.
After brief discussion,
Mr. Babcock moved;
Ms. Ullery seconded: That the Board recommend to City
Council that Supplement #52 to the
Southgate Sanitat i on District connec-
tor agreement be approved and that
the mayor be authorized to execute
the supplement on behalf of the City.
The motion passed unanimously •
II. Memorandum on Inspection Chargee
Mr. Carroll distributed a memo in response to the Board's request
at the meeting of July 20, 1976, that the Utilities staff research
the actual inspection costs and develop an hourly charge to
reflect those costs •
The memo detailed the costs associated with inspections and
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Ma. Ullery seconded:
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That the Board reca..end to City
Council a reviaion in the Munic i pal
Code (Ord. No. 5 1 Par. 1, Series of
1972; amended Ord. No. l, Pat. l,
Series of 1973) to read:
Inspection (one .. n-weekdays) $12.50/br.
After nor-.1 duty hours,
~eekends and holidays $18.75/br.
The motion passed unanimously.
III. Information
Mr. Carroll informed the Board that City Council bas approved the
idea of hiring a water rate consultant to sort through the infor-
mation gathered by the Utilities staff and advise the City on
a restructuring of water rates, baaed on a cost of service.
There followed lenathy discussion on many questions brought
before the Board in the past -meters va. flat rate, inversely
progressive metered water rates, water consumer education, and
pressure problems.
In reference to the pressure problem, Mr. Gibson au&&ested that
maybe the lower parts of the City could be served by the Bear
Creek Plant while the rest could continue to use the Allen
Filter Plant, as one way around having too much pressure in some
areas.
Mr. Carroll agreed to investigate this approach.
The meeting adjourned at 5:48 p.m •
Respectfully submitted,
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Jeffrey Shultz
Recording Secretary
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MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION
OR RECOHM!MDATIOM OF THE ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD
DATE I
SUBJECT I
RECOMMEMDATIOM1
Moveaber 16, 1976
SUPPLEMEMT 152 TO SOUTHGATE SANITATION DISTRICT
That the City Council approve Supplement 152 to
the Southgate Sanitation District connector agree•
ment and that the mayor be authorized to execute
the supplement on behalf of the City.
Respectfully submitted,
ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER IOAilD
By1 \\i_
Glenn E. Wallace, Chairman ~
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MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION
OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD
DATE:
SUBJECT:
RECotOIENDATIONz
November 16, 1976
SEWER CONSTRUCTION INSPECTION CHARGES
That the City Council approve a revision in the
Municipal Code (Ord. No. 5, Par. 1, Series of
1972; amended Ord. No. 1, Par. 1, Series of 1973)
to readz
Inspection (one man -weekdays)
(after normal duty hours,
weekends and holidays)
$12.50/bour
$18.75/bour
Respectfully submitted,
ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD
By: V2-
Glenn E. Wallace, Chairman V
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MEMORANDUM
TO: Karl Nollenberger, Asst. City Manager
FROM: c. B. Carroll, Jr., Director of Utilities
DATE: November 9, 1976
SUBJECT: Charges for Sewer Inspection Service
PROBLEM: To identify costs specifically associated with the sewer construction
quality control program and to calculate an hourly rate of charges for 1977,
FACTS: l.
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ASSUMPTIONS:
DISCUSSION:
RECOMMEND:
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Inspection hours billed Nov. 1975
Vehicle cost per Toyota for 1977:
Hourly cost (1977) for Inspector:
Hourly cost {1977) for Asst. U ~ll.
through Oct. 1976: 1070
$852.
$8.53 Incl. Fringes
Director: $13.22 Incl. Fringes
1. Assistant Director spends 4 hr/wk on the sewer construction quality
control program including the review of plans and that this activity
fluctuates in proportion to the hours spent by inspectors in the
field.
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Clerical activities associated with the program requires about
2 hr/mo.
The two Toyotas are used 80~ of the time for this program.
Vehicle Costs:
$852/yr/vehicle x 2 x ,80 •
Office Costs:
C1ericalz 2 hrs x 12 mos. x $6.70 • $ 161.
Review of Plans ~ Supervision:
4 hrs x 52 wks. x $13.22 • $2,750,
On Site Insp. Costs:
1070 hrs x $8.53/hr. •
Total Cost (assuming 1070 hrs.)
$13,401 t 1070 hrs • $12,52/hr
ANNUAL
$1,363,
$2,911.
$9,127.
$13,401.
That the 1977 charges for sewer construction inspection service be
increased to $12.50 an hour,
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City of Englewood
From the Office of the Mayor
James L. Taylor
P R 0 C L A M A T I 0 N
3400 S Elali Street
Eng lewood , Colorado 80110
Phone (303) 761-1140
WHEREAS, Georg e Perrin is a pioneer resident of the
City of Englewood; and
WHEREAS, he served the City of Englewood in the past
as a member of the Volunteer Fire Department and Director
of Civil Defense; and
WHEREAS, he has provided useful services to the City
through his years of experience as a professional photographer,
donating dozens of photos to th e Englewood Public Library
that he has taken of scenes and events in Englewood, thereby
providing the City with a continuous photographic history;
and
WHEREAS, he continues to take a vital part in
community activities, serving as the official photographer
for the Englewood Centennial-Bicentennial Commission and
the ECBC scrapbook; and
WHEREAS, both Geo rge Perrin and his poodle,"Missy",
have become a familiar and welcome sight around the
Englewood Public Library, as well as City Hall, wh ere
they are known and appreciated for their efforts as members
of the Friends of the Library.
NOW, THEREFORE, I, JAMES L. TAYLOR, MAYOR OF TH E CITY
OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, do hereby proclaim, Thursday,
December 9, 1976 to be
GEORGE PERRIN DAY
in the City of Englewood ..
GIVEN UNDER MY HAND AND OFFICIAL SEAL this 7th day
of December, 1976.
JAMES L. TAYLOR, Mayor
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Mr. Alan Lottner
Atler, Zall & Haligman
718-llth Street
Denver, CO 80202
3400 S [latl Sir el
£ngl wood , Colorado 11011 0
Phone (303) 761·1140
RE: Liquor License Application -G.G.O., Inc.,
d/b/a Sizzler Family Steak House Restaurant
Dear Mr. Lottner:
Per your conversation with Eric Johannisson on November 29, 1976,
the public hearing to co sider a hotel/restaurant liquor license
application for your · nt, G.G .O., Inc., has been rescheduled to
~WLI~~La-~+:-~_....w-~~~~.-in the City Council Chambers. The
epost the Notice of Public Hearin to
The City Council wishes to thank your client for their cooperation
in this matter.
Cordially,
WDJ/kv
Certified Mail No. 517068
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November 29, 1976
Mr. Alan Lattner
Atler, Zall & Haligman
718-l7th Street
Denver, CO 80202
3400 S. El at i Street
Englewood , Colorado 80 110
Phone (303) 761-1140
RE: Liquor License Application-G.G.O., Inc .•
d/b/a Sizzler Family Steak House Restaurant
Dear Mr. Lattner:
Per your conversation with Eric Johannisson on November 29, 1976,
the pub 1 i c hearing to c.<lA!i-MiiU" a hotel /res tau rant 1 i quor license
application for your. ent, .G.O., Inc., has been rescheduled to
January 10, 1977 m in the City Council Chambers. The
City will republi and r st the Notice of Public Hearing to
notify the public o s change.
The City Council wishes to thank your client for their cooperation
in this matter.
Cordially,
M~.a-w; 11 i o ames
Dire of Finance
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Certified Mail No. 517068
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MEMORANDUM
TO: Andy McCown , City Manager
FROM: Charles B. Carroll, Jr ., Director of Utilities
DATE : December 2, 1976
SUBJECT: Encroachment Agreement
The attached encroachment agreement concerns the approved planned develop-
ment known as Plaza De Medico, in the 3500 block of South Washington .
The developer, Mr. Harvey, proposed to construct facilities on the alley,
which was vacated by ordinance No. 27, Series of 1965. In that vacation,
the City retained a sewer line easement.
This encroachment will cover a distance of 44 feet on that sanitary sewer main.
The developer desires to start construction soon so as to be able to erect
foundations while he can still work in frost-free ground.
The drawing referred to in the agreement is not yet prepared; but will be
added prior to recording the document.
I might add that the City Attorney has not yet reviewed the agreement;
however I am transmitting a copy to him for his rtview via this memorandum.
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ENCROACHMENT AGREEMENT
THIS AGREEMENT 011de this __ day of Oecetrber, 1976, by and
betiOftn WILLIAM L. HARVEY AND MARILYN C. HARVEY, individu.ls (hereinafter
"owners ") and the CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, a Colorado ... nicipal corporation
(hereinafter "City•),
WITNESSETH :
WHEREAS -rs are the present a.ners in fee simple of that
rulty located within the City of EngliWOOd, County of Arapahoe, State
of Colorado, described u follows, to wit :
and,
Lots 12 -15; Lots 31 -38, Block 1
Higgins Englewood Gardens,
WHEREAS City has vacated a portion of the alley adjacent to the
above described property, and, a.ns an eu-nt for utility purposes,
fifteen feet in width over and across the vacated alley, u recorded
in Book 1659, Page 121, within which Ctty hu constructed, and 1s •1n-
talning, 1 sanitary s-r, and
WHEREAS Oooners are desirous of encroaching upon and tnto said
ease•nt 1 distance of appro•i•taly 44 fHt for the purpose of erecting
and constructing an l10prov-t upon said r•lty, the approxt•te location
of said improv-nt in relation to said eas-nt being reflected on the
drawing attached hereto,
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the 11111tual grants and covenants
herein contained, it 1s mutually agreed as follows:
1. City agrees to, and does hereby, grant to Owners the pel'lllhston
and right to encroach upon and into that eu-nt hereinabove described a
distance of approxilllltely forty-four (44) feet, in the Minner reflected on
the attachllll!nt hereto, for the purpose of constructing within satd encroach-
onent and lmprov-nt.
2 . In consideration of the grant of said permission and right,
Owners agree:
a . That, prior to Owner's c0111nenc-nt of construction detatled
plans therefor, insofar as said construction shall encroach upon
said eas-nt, shall be submitted to the Director of Ut11 ities
of the City.
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b. That Own~rs shall remov~ that portion of the sanitary sewr
under said encroachment, as well as a distance of five feet on
either side of said 44 foot encroachment; and shall replace
said clay pipe within cast iron pipe protected by concrete
encasement for the entire length of the encroacwnt plus fhe
feet on either end of said encroachment.
c. That Owners shall not, either during the time of construcUon
or thereafter, da1111ge, or otherwise Interfere with the City's
sanitary sewer main, exc~pt for the replacl!llltnt thereof, or
the continuous operation of said syste~~~, and Owners agree to
hold City harmless fr0111 any expenses or costs which 11ight be in·
curred by City as a result of any daMige or interference by
Owners thereto.
OWNERS
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOO
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C1ty Clerk-Treasurer
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MEMORANDUM
TO: Karl Nollenberger, Assistant City Manager
FROM: Charles B. Carroll, Jr., Director of Utilities
DATE: December 2, 1976
SUBJECT: Gas Service Easement
Attached is a gas service easement for the gas distribution system at the Bi-City Plant.
The Cities chose to have Public Service Company extend the distribution
system at their cost in lieu of installing it ourselves and installing
one master gas meter.
Mr. Ernie Herbertson will have to be co-grantor for easement Nl, as the
City has a 35 year lease on that property.
Charles B. Carroll, Jr.
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The unden gned Gronlt.::r hcr cr~t .,c w r~ u 'edg~.:. U:'e pi o • S ~~-=-.,. -.from PU8UC SERVICE
CO MPANY OF (:0LOR:A OO .n ((,\$o d e ral ton o' wh .h he i e•eby gr-.r.ts .,~mo Scl td Company, ta succHsors and assigns,
an ec~~ntcnr to con-;u ~,c t , opera te dnd m atnlll n ufll,t ,. •tn!:' an:t a ll fuclures and deviCes , used o r useful i n the
operolion of satd lone\, 1hrovgh, ovf'r vnder, a<rou .lnd alo ng 1 course u U td l.nes may be he reafTe r conslttJCfed tn
lot -------Bleck Sutxhv1s •on ---------------
'" the N£ 1/4 of Sect.on _...lJ.._ . Township ...L.Sm&dl ,
R•ng r~ ..61..Wut _, of 1h~ __ 6th__ Prtnc1p11 Yertd ,.-,n ,, t i\C" Ct l't of EniJ«wogd , County
of _ ~ _ . Stare of (o or ~tdo . the appro••m<lte ,:~, 1e-r '"~ o' the e ils.ement +S de$Cr~bed ·as fo llows:
E•ae~nt Numhlr 1
Commo~ing at the NW corner of the ~ 1/4 of S.ction 33, Township 4 South, bnp
68 Weot; thence S S9"8'34" £, • diaunce of 1480. U fHt to tlw tr~a point of bepnin&;
Tho nee S ry0 9'S8" W • disunce of 331. OS feet;
Tlwnce S 4S 0 9'S8" W • disunce of 33 . 98 feet ;
Thence S 88°Sl'S8" W a diaunce of 471.67 feet;
Tlwnce S 1"34'S8" W • diaunce of 410 feet to a point of tarminua.
Ea,.nwnt Nl!!!!ber 2
Commencing •t tho South-•t comer of the Southeast 1/4 of tho Northeast 1/4 of
Section 33, T. 4. S, R. 68 W,
Thence N 0°07' W alone the Wo•t line of the SE 1/4 NE 1/4 of Section 33 a diatance of
300. 00 feet; thence N 89°S2' W, a di•tance of 14.42 feet to tlw tr"" point of beeinniftg;
Tlwnce N 04°24' E, a distance of 80.06 feet ;
Thence S 89"11' W, • diatanat of U6. 84 feet;
Tlwnce N 0°49' W, a diatance of 23 8.87 feet;
Thence N 89"11' £, a cliatance of 200 feet to a point of tarminua.
Sa +d usement ,, Tan nO) f~t tn w tdth
Tooethe t W+th the r+ght to enter u pon sa +d premtses, survey, cons~ruct, ma +nta+n, operate, repa+r, repl.ce, eon-
not a nd use U+d uttlt l y hnfl ,,'\d related f11ct ures and devtces. and to remove obt«ts tnterfenn; thetewtth, +nclud-
•"9 the tnmmtng of trees and bushes. and tooether wtth the r•litlht to use so much of the ad)o +n +n; prem+M\ of Grantor
d uwlg survey+ng, construction, matn'enance , repa tr, removal , or replteement o f u td ullltty lt nes and re lated ft•·
tures and deviCes as may be r~u+red to pernltl the operalio n o f STandard ut+ltty constructiOn or tepa+r m.chu·~ry ,
and the "9hl to permtt the +nst a ll at tOn of the fanl+fles of any o ther company The Grantor reHrvn the r.g~t to
use and occupy sa+d premtses for any purpose cons+stent w +th the rt ght and prtvt1~ ebove 9ranted and whtc h w+ll
not ult erfere w tlh o r e nd.tr"'9er a ny o f the U td t.ompeny's fec+ltt tes there+n or v u1 thereof , Su'h reservehon by the
GratHor 1ih~ll tn no event tnclu de the rt ght to e rect or c au~ to t-..e erected a ny bv+l d tn;s or ''""cture\ upon the rtQhf
of we y granted or to locate an y mob ae home trailer un its thereon . In c.ese of the perfl'\enent abandonment of said ri ~t
of way , a ll riqht, Pf'ivileqt and int.,.1it herein qrantec:l shall terminate.
The: work of .ns talh ng s.ttd Io nes and related f•xtures and dew::es ahall be done wtth ure; the surfKe a6ong
'"'d rt ght-of -way s.hall be restore d substantte ll y lo '" or+Q+nal level and condttiOn
"'Gra ntor'" 1-hall lnclude the p lural and the fem intne
S1gned th ts -------day of ________ _ 19_.
WITNE SS ES '----------GRANTOR_~C~j~~gqf~E~n~R~wow~pgd~L------
STATE OF COlORADO , ) ss
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day o f 0 19
Erno•t M. ll ... t>lirtson
The foregomg tnstrument wes Mknowledgied before me this
by• ________________ _
My commissi on rx ptrcs ________ _
Wt!M ~S my hand And offtci.ll •.e ."'l
Notary Public
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Easement Number 3
Plat No. 1-346-438
Document No. 89069
Commencing at the NW corner of the NE 1/4 of Section 33, Township 4, South,
Range 68 West, thence S 59"08 '34" E, a distance of 1480.13 feet;
Thence N 00°09' 58" E, a distance of 222.87 feet;
Thence N 87°41' 58" E a distance of 39.45 feet to the true point of beginning;
Thence N 87 °41' 58" E, a distance of 455 feet to a point of terminus.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMEN MANN AND WILLIAMS
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. ~D , SERIES OF 1976
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 2(c), CHAPTER 6, TITLE XIII,
OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE, RELATING TO COLLATERAL
SECURITIES ON BANKS HOLDING CITY CASH DEPOSITS.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That Section 2(c), Chapter 6, Title XIII, of the 1969
E.M.C. is hereby amended to read as follows:
13-6-2: INVESTMENTS; COLLATERAL SECURITIES;
INTEREST INCOME
The Director of Finance, ex officio City Clerk-
Treasurer, shall invest all funds and moneys not
immediately needed for the operating expenses of
the City except for the Firemen's Pension Fund,
the Police Pension Fund, and the City Employees
Pension Fund, as follows:
(c) Said Director shall require collateral
securities whose ~ar MARKET value is at
least one hundred percent (100%) of the
deposits held by any bank in the State of
Colorado in the name of the City of Engle-
wood. These collateral securities shall
be those designated in Article % 75, TITLE
24, eha~ter-83, of the 1973 Colorado Revised
Statutes, as amended.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading
on the 15th day of November, 1976.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 17th day
of November, 1976.
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Read by title and passed on final reading on the
7th day of December, 1976.
Published by title as Ordinance No.
of 1976, on the 8th day of December, 1976.
Mayor
ATTEST:
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
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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 off~c~o C~ty Clerk Treasurer
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 12 AND 13, CHAPTER 3, TITLE XV,
ARTICLE II OF .THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE, AUTHORIZING
THE OPTIONAL USE OF SCHEDULED FLAT RATE, OR MEASURED METERED
SERVICE, FOR RESIDENTIAL WATER USAGE WITHIN THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEW0 9 D, COLORADO, as follows:
Section ,1.
'That Section 12, Chapter 3, Title XV, Article II,
of the 1969 E.M.C., entitled "Licenses, Meters and Charges",
is hereby amended to read as follows:
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Secti on 2.
LICENSES SHALL BE ISSUED AS FOLLOWS:
(a) ON SCHEDULED FLAT RATE SERVICE FOR
PERIODS OF THRE E (3) MONTHS FOR RESIDENTIAL
USE WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS, SUBJECT, HOWEVER ,
TO THE PROVISIONS OF SECTIO 16 OF THI S CRAPTER.
(b) Under measured meter rate service for
periods of three (3 ) months, beginning as nearly
as may be, on the f i rst day, and ending on the
last day, of each calendar month, or for a period
between meter readings.
That S ection 13, Chapter 3, Title XV, Article II,
of the 1969 E.M.C., is hereby amended by adding a new
subsection (b) as follows:
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I NTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 12 AND 13, CHAPTER 3, TITLE XV,
ARTICLE II OF .THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE, AUTHORIZING
THE OPTIONAL USE OF SCHEDULED FLAT RATE, OR MEASURED METERED
SERVICE, FOR RESIDENTIAL WATER USAGE WITHIN THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD.
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BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEW0 9 D, COLORADO, as follows:
Section Jl.
'That Section 12, Chapter 3, Title XV, Article II,
of the 1;969 E.t-1.C., entitled "Licenses, Meters and Charges",
is hereby amended to read as follows:
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115-3-12: LICENSE ISSUANCE
S ection 2.
LICENSES SHALL BE ISSUED AS FOLLOWS:
(a) ON SCHEDULED FLAT RATE SERVICE FOR
PERIODS OF THREE (3) MONTHS FOR RESIDENTIAL
USE WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS, SUBJECT, HOWEVER,
TO THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION 1 6 OF THIS CHAPTER.
(b) Under measur ed meter rate service for
periods of three (3 ) months, beginning as nearly
as may be, on the f irst day, and ending on the
last day, of each calendar month, or for a period
between meter read i ngs.
That S e ct i on 13, Chapter 3, Title XV, Article II,
of the 1 969 E.M .C., i s here b y am e nded by adding a new
subsection (b ) as foll ows :
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(a) Neither the granting of such license nor
any act, circumstance or condition shall operate
to create any vested or proprietary right
whatsoever in the licensee, but shall give the
licensee the right to use water for the purposes
specified in the license, subject to termination
of such license as herein provided. Every license
to use water shall be subject to revocation and
shut-off by the Director of Utilities without
obligation upon the City to refund or repay any
consideration which may have been given for the
granting of such license, and without any obli-
gation upon the City whatsoever, for any one or
more of the following reasons, to-wit:
(1) Failure to pay proper charges when
due.
(2) Failure to comply with this Chapter or
applicable rules and regulations of the
Water Division.
(3) Use of water for a purpose not authorized
by license.
(4) Waste of water.
(b) ANY LICENSE HERETOFORE ISSUED FOR RESIDENTIAL
USE ON MEASURED SERVICE, MAY AT THE OPTION OF SAID
LICENSEE, ELECT TO COME WITHIN THE PROVISIONS OF
SECTION 12 'SCHEDULED FLAT RATE SERVICE', UPON
THE WRITTEN NOTICE TO THE DI~CTOR OF UTILITIES,
OF SAID LICENSEE'S INTENT TO DO SO.
(1) SAID NOTICE TO CHANGE FROM METERED TO
FLAT RATE WATER SERVICE MUST BE RECEIVED
BY THE OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR NO LATER
THAN THIRTY (30) DAYS PRIOR TO THE END
OF THE BILLING PERIOD FOR SAID LICENSEE •
(2) SHOULD SAID WRITTEN NOTICE BE RECEIVED
BY THE OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR LESS THAN
THIRTY (30) DAYS PRIOR TO THE END OF THE
BILLING PERIOD, THEN THE EFFECTIVE DATE
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OF SAID CHANGE SHALL BE THE NEXT
SUBSEQUENT BILLING PERIOD AFTER SAID
WRITTEN NOTICE.
(3) THE WATER AND SEWER BOARD SHALL MAKE
AND ADOPT SUCH ADDITIONAL RULES AND
REGULATIONS AS MAY BE REASONABLY IN-
TENDED TO ACCOMPLISH THE ABOVE.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading
on the 7th day of December, 1976.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 8th day
of December, 1976.
MAYOR
ATTEST:
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
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I, William D. James, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of a Bill
for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and passed on first
reading on the 7th day of December, 1976.
ex off1c1o C1ty Clerk-Treasurer
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RESOLUTION NO. ~ SERIES OF 1976
A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE APPLICATION OF ENCORE, INCORPORATED,
A DELAWARE CORPORATION, D/B/A THE SOUTH DOOR, FOR A RETAIL
3.2% BEVERAGE LICENSE FOR CONSUMPTION ON THE PREMISES OF THE
LICENSEE, TO BE LOCATED AT 5470 SOUTH BROADWAY, ENGLEWOOD,
COLORADO.
WHEREAS, Encore, Incorporated, a Delaware corporation,
authorized to do business in the State of Colorado, has
heretofore made application pursuant to the provisions of
Article 46, Title 12, C.R.S. 1973, as amended, for a retail
3.2% beverage license for consumption on the premises, to be
located at 5470 South Broadway, Englewood, Colorado; and
WHEREAS, Notice of said Application and Notice of
Public Hearing thereon, having been given, and a Hearing having been
conducted on the 8th day of November, 1976, before the City
Council as the local licensing authority:
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
That based upon the application of the said Encore,
Incorporated, and the testimony and exhibits received at the
Public Hearing, the City Council of the City of Englewood,
as the local licensing authority, does hereby adopt the
following findings and conclusions:
1. That the applicant corporation is duly
incorporated under the laws of the State of
Delaware, and authorized to do business in the
State of Colorado, under the name and style of
"The South Door".
2. The applicant corporation holds a lease
to the premises known as 5470 South Broadway,
which is a tract of land 300 feet square, from
Grastokes, Inc., as lessor, under date of
August 25, 1976, for an initial term of five (5)
years, commencing November 1, 1976, and terminating
October 31, 1981.
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3. The applicant's officers, directors and
stockholders, are of good character and reputation,
and none have been convicted of a felony or crime
within any court of the United States, or within
any court of record in any state or territory of
the Un i ted States.
4. That all legal notices, publications and
postings with reference to the Public Hearing
were proper and consistent with the requirements
of Article 46, Title 12, C.R.S . 1973, as amended.
5. That the City Council designated an area one
mile in radius, as the "neighborhood" to be con-
sidered in granting the applicant's request for
a 3.2% beverage license.
6. That at the Hearing held November 8, 1976,
a number of individuals appeared to testify for
the issuance of the license, on the basis that the
neighborhood, as defined, was not adequately served
by one other similar outlet within the neighborhood
located at 90 West Belleview Avenue, operating under
the name and style of "The John".
7. That in addition to those personally appearing
to testify for the issuance of the license, the
applicant submitted Petitions containing a total
of one thousand five hundred fifteen (1,515) names
of individuals residing or doing business within
the neighborhood, who desired the issuance of the
license and felt that a need existed for the type
of license for which the application was submitted.
8. That several individuals appeared in person to
oppose the issuance of the license, including the
manager of "The John", a 3.2% beer establishment
located within the neighborhood, as well as Mr.
Samuel Harper , Councilman for the City of Littleton.
9. That those prote sting the issuance of the license
submitted Petitions containing eight hundred seventy-
five (875) names of those individuals residing or
doing business in the area, requesting that the
local licensing authority deny the application of
Encore, Incorporated.
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED AS FOLLOWS:
That based upon the foregoing and the entire record
and the evide·nce contained therein, City Council concludes
that the applicant has shown that the reasonable requirement
of the neighborhood for 3.2% beer for. consumption on the premises
is not now being met by other similar outlets, and that it is
the desire of the inhabitants of the neighborhood and those
doing business therein, that such license be granted, and,
accordingly, the City Council concludes that the application
herein should be, and is, hereby granted.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 7th day of December, A.D.,
1976.
MAYOR
ATTEST:
ex off1cio C1ty Clerk-Treasurer
I, William D. James, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
of the City of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete
copy of Resolution No. , Series of 1976.
ex off1c1o C1ty Clerk-Treasurer
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RESOLUTION NO. ~' SERIES OF 1976
A RESOLUTION APPOINTING JOHN A. CRISWELL, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
3780 SOUTH BROADWAY, ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS SPECIAL COUNSEL
IN LITIGATION TO BE COMMENCED TO DETERMINE THE VALIDITY OF
A CERTAIN SAND AND GRAVEL LEASE ENCUMBERING CITY PROPERTY
CURRENTLY HELD BY MOTOR CRANE ~E '''I TCE COMPANY, A COLORADO
CORPORATION.
WHEREAS, Section 67 of the Englewood City Charter
provides, as follows:
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"67: SPECIAL COUNSEL
The Council may, on its own motion, or upon
the request of the City Attorney, in special cases,
employ special counsel to serve under the direction
of the City Attorney •••. "
WHEREAS, Bernard v. Berardini, City Attorney, has
formally requested this Council to consider the appointment
of Mr. John A. Criswell as Special Counsel in the anticipated
litigation before the District Court of Arapahoe County,
involving the validity of a certain sand and gravel lease
encumbering City property and held by Motor Crane Service
Company, a Colorado corporation; and
WHEREAS, Mr. Criswell, having had previously investigated
the validity of the lease during attempted negotiation of other
adjoining properties with Motor Crane Service Company , it is
the desire of the Council to grant the request of the City
Attorney to provide Special Counsel in the above case.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
1. That John A. Criswell, Attorney at Law, is hereby
appointed Special Ccunsel pursuant to Section 67 of the
Englewood City Charter to commence action to determine the
validity of that certain sand and gravel lease held by Motor
Crane Service Company, to work jointly with the City Attorney
in the proper presentation of this case before the Arapahoe
County District Court.
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2. That the compensation to be paid for said
Special Counsel shall be at the rate of Fifty ($50.00)
Dollars per hour, and Four Hundred ($400.00) Dollars per
diem in court proceedings . Payments for said Special Counsel
shall be made monthly pursuant to billings received therefor.
1976.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 7th day of December, A.D.,
MAYOR
ATTEST:
ex officio city Clerk-Treasurer
I, William D. James, ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
of the City of Englewood, Colorado, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete
copy of Resolution No. , Series of 1976.
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
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'ro: Mayor Taylor and Members of City Council
F'Ra'l: Andy ~Cown, City Manager
DATE: October 21, 1976
SUBJECT: Special Assessment Hardship Cases
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As you may recall, a few years ago the City Council was
interested in a program concerning hardship cases for special
assessment districts. I believe tre Council ultinately re-
jected tre program because it was toought that the program
would have to include :111 <Jutright g' ''"" 1t to hardship cases as
opposed to longer term loan payoffs.
In a recent conference program, the Colorado Springs program
wa s described by their staff (copies of program enclosed).
It would appear that their program would satisfy rost of
t he o bjectives of the Council when they reviewed the effort
a coupl e of years ago. If the Council is still interested
in a program of this nature, perhaps trey would like to
ask the City Attorney to investigate the program furtrer as
ates to. our City.
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cc : Bernard V. Berardini, City Attorney
Karl Nollenberger, Assistant City Manager
Kells Waggoner, Director of Public Works
William James, Director of Finance
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In late 1973 , the City Council approved an ordinance providing for
r e lief assistance to those citizens in Improvement District who can be
c lassified as hardshi p cases. To the best of our knowled~e, t his is the
only program of its kind in the country. The pro~ram is operated according
to the following regulations as established by the ordinance.
When it has been determined that a property owner has such a mar~in al
income that he c annot pay the levied assessment, or that he will probabl y
default on the payments, the assessment ~ay be paid in ful ~ by an advance
from the Surplus and Deficiency Fund. Such persons ~ust sign .an affidavit
agreeing to reimburse the fund by making monthly payments to the City
Treasurer . The payments cannot be less than $5 and must be in sufficient
aoount to repay the amount advanced within a 25 year period. An annual
int erest rate of 3 percent is charged on the unpaid balance.
The ordinance also provides security for repayment of the advance.
This is accomplished by having the property owner execute an instailment for
the repayment of the sum advance, plus interest, and secured by a Deed of
Trust to the property. The note and Deed of Trust provide for the entire
outstanding balance to be paid upon the death of the property owner, or
when there ia a sale or transfer of the property.
A further provision states that when the financial status of a property
owner changes or when he has misrepresented his financial state, the entire
assessment becomes payable on 60 days notice •
Review of the applications for hardship relief will be done by a
Hardship Committee, composed of the Mayor, the City Clerk and the City
Auditor. Although the maximum income limits for eligibility are set by the
City Council, the Committee will make the final decisions on individual
eligibility .
The City uses the following criteria for determining eligibility for
relief froa assessment.
1. The applicant must be an individual or family who owns and occupies a one
dwelling unit.
2. The applicant must be unable to secure the necessary funds with which to
make the payment required by the ordinance levying the assessment against
his property.
3. The applicant muat be able to pay the assessment if payments are extend ed
over a period not to exceed 25 years.
4 . Th e applicant must have monthly net incoae from all sources which does
not exceed limits aet by the Hardship Committee and approved by the City
Council.
5. J If the Deed of Trust securing repayment would not have first priority,
then the applicant must demonstrate that he bas equity in the property
greater than the amount of the assessment.
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MEMORANDUM
TO: Mayor and Members of Englewood City Council
FROM: Andy McCown, City Manager
DATE: November 22, 1976
SUBJECT: SENIOR CENTER NAME MEMORIALIZATION
At your last Council meeting, you asked for a report concerning previous
actions on the naming of the Senior Center. This action was in response to a
recommendation from the Parks and Recreation Commission to name the
Senior Center, the Malley Centennial Center. The enclosed copies of Council
meeting minutes and letters relate to this subject. Since there are a number
of these attachments which relate to different Council meetings chronologically,
I will attempt to keep them in order for you by coding and referencing them.
At the September 15, 1975, Council meeting, Resolution No. 44 (Exhibit A)
was passed which offered Council endorsement for the Englewood Centennial-
Bicentennial Foundation (E. C. B. F.) project of a Community Center. This
resolution was passed as a result of the request by the E. C.B. F. for Council
support of a community project for the E. C. B. F.
Subsequently, the Council had a study session with the E. C. B. F. in November,
1975. At that time, a new project was proposed, the Senior Recreation Center.
Various aspects of that project were discussed. While we have no record of
study sessions, it was the stafrs impression that the Council did not endorse
a memorialization plan for the naming of the Center as was requested by the
E. C. B. F. in the letter of November 4 (Exhibit B), under p<int number 5. At
the next Council meeting, on November 17, the minutes (Exhibit C) reflect
that a motion was passed unanimously by Council which changed the words in
point number 5 from "The center name to be open for memorialization by
individuals or businesses that may wish to donate in excess of $50,000." to
"Portions of the center may be open for memorialization by individuals or
businesses that may wish to donate in excess of $50,000." It appears to be an
oversight that the last sentence in that paragraph was not eliminated.
The December 1, 1975, Council meeting minutes (Exhibit D) show the passage
of Resolution No. 62 (Exhibit E). The resolution was requested in the motion
of the November 17th Council meeting and includes a Section 5 as per the
motion on November 17. This is the last resolution on this subject matter
and is currently in effect .
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November 22, 1976 -SENIOR CENTER NAME MEMORIALIZATION
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On December 8, 1975, the Council received a letter from the E. C. B. F.
(Exhibit F) which speaks to the memorialization plan for the fund raiser.
The naming of the Center as a memorialization for $50,000 is not mentioned
in the letter as it was in the previous letter from the E. C. B. F. On Decem-
ber 16, according to the minutes (Exhibit G), CouncU adopted the memorial-
ization plan by motion.
At the January 5th meeting of the Council, a recommendation (Exhibit H)
from the Parks and Recreation Commission was received concerning the
naming of the Senior Center as the Centennial Center for Senior Citizens.
I assume that they decided on this name since the possibility of naming it after
a contributor had been previously rejected. The Council tabled this recom-
mendation "until some time in the future" (Exhibit 1). Todate, it has not
been removed from the table.
At your November 15, 1976. meeting you received the recommendation
(Exhibit J) concerning the naming of the Center as the Malley Centennial
Center.
I hope this chronology is helpful to you in making your decision.
Sincerely,
(1 ( th/J 7 //~t4' /)k_f nt, Wn cCO~Hl
City anager
AMcC/p
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cc: Karl Nollenberger, Assistant City Manager
B. V. Berardini, City Attorney
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RESOLUTION NO. 44, SERIES OF 1975
A RESOLUTION APPROVING AND ADOPTING THE CONSTRUCTION OF A COMMUNITY CENTER
FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD AS ITS OFFICIAL CENTENNIAL-BICENTENNIAL PROJECT;
APPROVING THE TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT OF ELWIN D. BATCHELOR, A PROFESSIONAL
MONEY-RAISER, TO SUPERVISE THE ENGLEWOOD CAMPAIGN TO RAISE FUNDS FOR SAID
PROJECT; AND DIRECTING THE SALARY FOR SAME TO COME FROM VOLUNTARY ·CONTRI-
BUTiONS AND FUNDS FROM THE CITY".
WHEREAS, the Englewood Centennial-Bicentennial Committee was
organized by the City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado, to
provide direction and methods, in conjunction with State and Federal
Agencies, to celebrate not only the Nation's 200th Anniversary, but also
the lOOth Anniversary of the State of Colorado; and
WHEREAS, the Englewood Centennial-Bicentennial Committee has
recommended that the official project adopted on behalf of the City of
Englewood for said celebration, be the construction of a Community
Center; and ·
WHEREAS, it is desirable to secure financing for such project
through voluntary contributions of residents of the City who support the
Community Center concept.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That the City Council hereby approves and adopts the construc-
tion of a Community Center for the City of Englewood as its official
Centennial-Bicentennial project.
Section 2.
That for every one ($1.00) dollar of voluntary contribution
received by the City of Englewood, the City Council shall appropriate
three ($3.00) dollars for land acquisition and construction of said
Center; and that all of said funds shall be held separately and apart
for said purposes. The City's appropriation shall be due in the year
in which the land is acquired.
Section 3 .
That the City Council hereby approves the temporary employ-
ment of Elwin D. Batchelor, a professional fund-raiser, to supervise
the Englewood campaign, and to secure voluntary contributions, and
hereby authorizes the City Manager to dispense the necessary funds for
the salary of said Elwin D. Batchelor for the months of September,
October, November, and December, 1g7s .
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It is hereby further directed, and resolved, that the salary
· of said Elwin D. Batchelor shall come from voluntary contributions, and
the City of Englewood shall pay any portion of said salary that is not
paid by said contributions. '
Section 5.
In the event that for any reason the above project is abandoned,
said donated funds shall be returned to the contributors. Any moni ·es which
have been appropriated by the City shall be designated as unappropriated
surplus funds, and subject to other appropriation by City Council.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED THIS 15th day of September. 1975.
ATIEST:
I, William D. James. ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer of the
City of Englewood. Colorado, hereby certify that the above is a true.
accurate., and complete copy of Resolution No. 44. Series of 1975 •
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Mayor J5tes L. Taylor &
Melrtlers of the City OJuncil
3400 South Elati
~lewood, Colorado 80110
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The ~lEMXX! Centennial-Bicentennial O:Jmli.ttee respectfully requests
that City OJuncil anend its Resolutioo 144 Series of 1975 to ccn-
fomt to the new 'c:lUectiat ard project as~ by the ocmnittee
at a meeting held at Wednesday, October 29, 1975. That the official
~l.ewoo.i centennial-Bicentennial Cl:lmdttee project be as follows:
1. To urdert:ake a fund-raising ampaign to raise
$100,000 toward the ccnstructi.cn of a Recrea-
tional Center for the Elderly.
2. That City Council approve usin] City furds for
the rEIIIIlimer of oonstJ:uction costs, estimatsd
to be an additional $500,000.
3. O::lntril:lltions received fran the camuni ty,
(individuals and tusinesses) may be designated
as "Livin] Melrorials" in horor to or in narory
of a laved one, friend, or blsi.ness associate.
To be placed in bronze plaque form in the
~riate area of the new center in perpetuity.
4. Contril:lltioos received 11111Y be pledged am payable
aver a three-year period and that City Council
direct the City Manager to ~int a City atployee
to be responsible for all billinl ard collecticn
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of said pledges for and em behalf of the Englewood
Centennial-Bicentennial Cclnlllittee after the
official dischiu:ge of said Clalmittee.
5. 'lba center Nile to be open far Da~Drializatial by
indi vidual.s ar 1:l1aineaaee that lillY wish to donate
in excess of $501000. Said aacunt can be payable ·
over a five year special pledge prugx:an. In the
event that no alCh ccntrih1tial is farthcclllinq 1
the city council wcul.d thl!n raaerve the riqht· to
MliB the Center "A4opt iately.
6. All funds dcnatedl plus aoc:::n.d interMtl be
returned to the donora llb::W.d the center not
be tJuilt.
7. Direct the City Mllnager to prepare preJJminary
plana for the afonment.ioned canter 1 Wdch atoJld
inclu:Je CXJnSt%Uctian ooet estil!lltea broJcal down
to the llllnY different areas of the center 1 tta.u1
enabl.in; individual rocm 1181Drlalizatioo appropartionate
to the CCI'IIIUidty aq:prt.
Ycur support and approval for ocnstructi.a\ of said Center is NSpeet-
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Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sovern , Mann , Br own ,
Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None .
Absent: Council Member Blessing .
The Mayor declared the mot i on carried .
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Da vid Batchelor, 7101 South Webster; Littl ton ,
presente d a letter from the Englewood Centenn ial-Bicentenni al
Committee outlining a request to change Resolution No . 44 ,
Series of 1975, in order to conform to the new direction a nd
project as ap pr oved by the Centennial-Bi centennial Committee .
He outlined seven points :
1 . The Committee is to undertake a fund -raising •
campai gn to raise $100 ,000 tO'I'Iar cons rue tion
of a recreational center for the elderl ..
2 . City Co uncil woul d approve using City funds
for the remainder of construction costs
estimated to be an additional $500 ,000 .
3. Contributions receiv e d fr om the community
may be designate d as living memorials .
4 . Cont ributi o ns r eceived may be pled ed and
payable over a three -year period .
5. The center name to be open f o r memo1·i ali 3a-
tion by i ndividuals or businesse s that may
wish to d o nat e in e x cess of $50 ,000 .
6 . All fun ds donated , plus accrued inte rest , be
returned to the donor should the cente r not
be built.
1. The City Manager prep>re preliminary plans
for the a forementione-1 center .
The letter was signed by rady Franklin !I' a~ les and
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Kenneth E. Mausolf.
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN J ONES SECONDED
A MOTION TO DIRECT THE CITY ATTORNEY TO PREPARE A NEW RESOLUTION
REPEALING RESOLUTION NO . 44 , SERIES OF 1975 , AND TO INC"O RPORATE
THE ITEMS LISTED IN THE LETTER FROM THE CENTENNIAL -BIC E,TENNIAL
COMMITTEE WITH TilE FOLLO'v I!W EXCEPTIONS : PARAG RAPH 5 a_ THE FIRS'I
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SENT EN E ~H ALL READ , "PORTIONS OF THE CE~TER NAY BE O F ~N FOR
MEM ORIALIZAT ION BY INDIVIDUALS OR BUSI c~SES HAT MAY ~I 3H TO
DONATE lfJ EXCESS OF $50,000."; PARAGRAPH 6 SHOULD REAJ , "ALL
FUN DS Dill ATED PLUJ ACCRUED INTEREST , LE S EXPENSE IN ~RR -D
FOR THE FUI D RAISING CAfftPAIGN , WILL BE PRO Cn TI Ol' ATC:;..Y :1. 'J'!JRNED
TO THE DONOR SHOULD THE CENTER NOT BE BUILT."
COUNCILMAN NANN J110VED AND COUNCILI-1AN CLA YTC SI:.COIJDE D
A f40TION TO AJ11END ITEH 4 BY ADDING THAT TnE AUDITOR FCin 'l'HE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD WILL PERIODICALLY AUDIT THE FU ND~ IN THE
ACCOUNT .
Assistant City Manager Nollenberge r stated that
this would automatically be done by the auditor during his
audit of the City.
Councilman Mann and Councilman Clayton remo ve d t~eir
motion and second .
COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCIU1AN SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO AMEND BY CHANGING PARAGRAPH 7 TO PARAGRAPH 8 AND
ADDING A NEW PARAGR APH 7 TO READ AS FOLLOWS : "THE FU DS ARE
TO BE GIVEN TO THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD AS A GIFT FR OM THE CITI -
ZENS AND THAT TH E FUNDS BE USED FOR A RECREATIONAL CENTI:.R FOR
THE SENIOR CITIZENS OF ENGLEWOOD ." "·
Upon a call of the roll , the vot e on the amenument
resulted as follow s :
Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sove rn , Mann , 5rowr.,
Clayton , Taylor .
Nays: None .
Absent: Council Member Blessing .
The May o r d e clared the motion c a rried .
Councilman Clayton questioned whether this money
must be used for a rew building or wh ether it call be useu -.;o
rehabilitate an existing building . As it stand s, i -.; is n :~
stated in the lett e r.
Councilman Mann stated that in h is opini on Coun ci l
is not ready to ma ke this type of a determination .
Councilman So vern stated that we are talking ab out
a new structure because it is easier to sell a new structur~
in the context of fund raising.
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should not eliminate any possible options which are av a il-
able.
Mr. Batchelo r stated that , in his op inion, if
$100,0 00 is not raise d the Committee and the Council can
then neg otiate, as to the dispo sition of the project . In
answer to Councilman Mann's question, Mr . Batchelor stated
that if under $100,000 is raised the funds would still be
given to the City.
Councilman Sovern stated that the City has bu d geted
$500,000 for this project. Even if th e $100,000 is not raised
by the Committee, th e project would n ot be that far o ff finan -
cially from the needed money goal.
Upon a call of the roll, the v ote on the motion
as amend e d resulted as foll ows:
Ayes: Council Mem bers Jones , Sovern , Mann , Brown ,
Clayton , Taylor .
Nays: None.
Absent: Co uncil Member Blessing.
The Mayor declare d the motion carried .
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COUNCILMAN JO NES MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO REFER TO THE PARK S AND RE CREATION COMMISSIOJJ A
RECOMMENDATION FROM THE CENTENNIAL-BI CENTENNIAL COHr-IITTEE CON -
CERNING THE RENAMING OF INTERCHANGE PARK TO SKERRITT PARK .
Upon a call of the roll, the vot e r esu l ted as f ollows:
Ayes: Council Memb e rs Jon es , Sove rn, Ma nn, Brown ,
Clayton, Taylor.
Nays : None .
Absent: Council Hember Blessing .
The Ma yor declared the moti on carried •
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COUNCIL~lA N JONES MOVED AND COUNC!LHAN l:!ROWN SECO! OED
A MOTION TO APPROVE AN ENCROACHMENT FIVE FEET OVER CITY PR O ERTY
FOR AN OVERALL LENGTH OF SIXTY -THREE F'EET ~IHICH WILL BE EIGHT
FEET ABOVE THE SIDEWALK AT 101 WEST HAMPD EN AVENUE FOR THE
ASPEN TREE GALLERY . Upon a call of the r oll , the vo e resulted
as f ollows :
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A MOT I ON TO PASS A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCi: REPEALIIW AND RE -ENACTING
SECTI ONS 9 AND 10 , CHAPTER 1 , TITLE II , OF THE 196a ENGLEWOOD
MUN I CIPAL CODE BY ADDING NEW S~CTIONS THERETO RELATI~G TJ F~R E
MEN 'S PENSIONS , SPECIAL FUND , DI SAB ILITY , ?E ~SIO;~s A~JD i)!::CI-AHI:JG
AN EM ERGEN CY. Upon a call of the roll , the vote r es lted &E
f o l lows :
Ayes : Council Mem crs Jone•, Sovern , Mann , bJ..e:~ing ,
Br own , Ta y lor .
Nays : None .
Abs e n t : Counci l Membe r Cl ayton .
The May or declared t h e mo tion carried .
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RE SOLUTION NO . 62 , SERIES OF 1975 ,
A RES OLUT I ON APPR OVING AND ADOPT! G THE CONSTRUCTirni OF A
COMMUNITY CENTE R FOR 7HE CIT Y OF ENGLEWO OD AS ITS OFFI~:ML
CENTENN IA L-BIC ENTE NNIAL PROJE CT ; APP ROVING THE TEMPLRARY
EM PL OYME NT OF EL WI N D. BAT CH ELOR, A PR OFESSIONAL F UND -RAISER ,
TO SUPERVI SE THE EN GLE WOO D CAMPAIG N TO RAISE FUNDS FOR AID
PROJE CT ; AND DIREC TI HG THE SALARY FOR SAID FUND -RAISER TO
CO ME FR OM VOLUNTARY CON TRIBUTIONS , AND REPEALING RES OLU 7I J~;
NO . 44 , SERIES OF 197 5 .
CO UNCILMA N BROWN MOVE D AN D COUX CILI•lAN SOVER. S:O:C C tJDED
A MO TI ON TO PASS RES OLUTION NO . 6 2 , SERIES OF 1975 .
Ma yor Taylo r sta t e d that he und e rs tood tn at th!~ was
a re solution f or a Se ni or Cit i ze n s Recreation Cente r and net a
Comm un ity Cent e r a s stat e d i n the r e s o l u::i o i .
COUN CILMAN SOVE RN MOVED AN D COUNC I LM AN BLE SSING
SECONDED A MO TI ON TO AME ND RESOL UTION NO . 62 , SERIE S OF 19 75 ,
BY REPL ACING TEE WORDS "CO MMU NI TY CEN TER " WITH "SENIOR CITIZLNS
RECREATIOJJ CEN'IJ.:R" lillEREV !::R FOUND I N 'I. iE RESOLU TION . 1.1;-or. a
ca 1 o f the r·ol.i., t he vot " resu l ted a~ fo l lows :
Ayes : Council I·Iembers Jones , Sovern , 1-lanr:, !::llessing ,
Bro wn , Taylor .
Nays : None .
Absent: Cou1 cil Member Clayton .
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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City Manager McCown referred to Section 6 of this
resolution and indicated that there is no time limit indicated
in the event that the project is not built. Mayor Taylor stated
that this was done intentionally a s there is no time limit
desired. Mayor Taylor stated that because Mr. Batch elo r has
not yet arrived at the Council meeting he wo u:d like to p ost -
pone discussion on this topic until he arrives.
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNClLM AN JONES SEC O N~ED
A MOTION TO POSTPONE ACTION ON RESOLUTION NO . 62 UNTIL MR .
BATCHELOR ARRIVES AT THE ME ET ING. Upon a call of the roll ,
the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members J ones , Severn , Mann , Ble sing ,
Brown , Taylor.
Nays: None .
Absent: Council Me mber Clayton .
The Mayor declared the motion carri~d .
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Mayor Taylor declared a r eces s at 9 :05 p .m. The
meeting reconvened at 9 :20p.m. Up on a c all of the r ol l, the
following we re present:
Council Members J o ne s , Se vern, Mann , Bl e ss in g , Brown ,
and Mayor Taylor.
Absent: Coun ci l Member Clayt on .
The Mayor declared a quorum prese:1t .
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City Attorney Berardin i ave a brief background into
the Arap's Restaurant and Lounge situat i on as i stan ds at this
point. He sa id that the Ci t y has thirty days f r om ~ovembe r 21
in which to appeal the District Cour decl ion awardin& the
liqu or license to Arap's . In answer to Cou n:ilman Man~'s ques -
tion, City Atto rney Berard i ni stated that Jf the City does
n ot hing i n regards to tlle ap eal the :;,iquor licen:;e 1.;i.!.l be
issued pursuant to the court o~ier .
Councilman Br"wn st..att!d tha he has teen tr.ro gh the
es tabli shment and wa s favorably impre:.;s~J with he :lnterlor of
tlhe fa cility . He said that the City coulri. u~,, a go re•·t a r-ant
in that area . He fur ther s atea that earliel' that eve11lnb 3
the study session Reve l'<:!nd Fixture fr oT, the En!!;lel 00 U:-.1 te
Methodist Church announced that he had rec ei\·ed a b .,r:Jt t~.reat
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City Manager McCown s tated that there is a small parcel
of land south of the public service land which is owned by the
Denver Rio Grande Railroad whi ch ne eds t o be purchased for the
construc tion of the golf course. The Denver Rio Gr a nd e Railroad
indicated that they wou ld be wi lling t o sell the land based upon
the appra isal of two years ago . The cost f o r p urchase of the
land would be $7,15 0 . City Manager McCown recommended that
Council approve purchase of th e land .
COUNCILMAN MANN MOV ED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED A
MOTION TO AUTHORIZE TH E PURCHASE OF LAND FROM THE DENVER RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD FOR $7 ,1 50 . Upon a call of the roll, the v o te
resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones , Sove r n , Mann , Blessing ,
Brown, Taylor.
Nays: No ne.
Absent: Council Member Clayton.
The Mayor declared the motion c arri ed .
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David Batchelor, 7101 South Web ster , Littleton, was
present representing the Englewood Centennial-Bicentennial
Committee. Mr. Batchelo r read a l e tter from the Engle wood
Centennial-Bicentennial Committee outl ining the support that
the Committee would like from the City;
1. Permission to use the full J anuary 197 6
edition of the "Englewood Citi zen " as
their o ffi cial campaign b r o chure .
2 . Access to and use of the City o f En glewo od
mailing list as used for t he "En glewood
Citizen".
3 . Permissio n to u se th e Cit y of Englewood
"Third Class #534" bulk mailing pe rmi t
f o r mailing t he campaign brochures .
4. All ex pens e s incu rred ~and above the
usual costs to the City for s uch an edition
shall be borne by the Englewood Centennial-
Bicentennia l Committee .
In answer to Councilman Blessing 's question , Mr .
Batchelor stated that there wi ll be no kids going from d oor to
door soliciting f unds for this project . The funds will be
solicited via phone or mail and will be mad e on a pledge basis .
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City Manager McCown stated that in Section 6 of \_
Resolution No . 62 , Series of 1975, there is no provision for
pin-pointing the time at which a determination is made that
the building will not be built . He asked how this determina-
tion is going to be made.
Mr . Batchelor stated that 1978 would seem a logi ca~
time to make this determination as the City Council has infor -
mally indicated that the funds would be appropriated in 1977 .
He further stated that this should be a joint decision between
the Cit y Council and the Englewood Centennial-Bic~ntennial
Committee. Mr . Batchelor further stated that the Englewood
Centenn ial-Bicentennial Committee will be formed into a n on -
profit corporation and the prop os ed name , whi le no t final, i c
the Englewood Centennial-Bicentennial Foundation. The Board
of Directors will be made up of twelve members from the commu -
nity.
Councilman Severn asked about the provision in
Section 5 of the resolution relating to five-year payment
periods for special pledges . Mr . Batchelor stated that this
was put in for extenuating circumstances on large contribu-
tions . Councilman Se vern pointed out that the re could be a
short fall of mo ney from p led ges if the pledges were spread
out over a three to five year period. Mr. Batchelor stated
that this is a standard practice and that banks will loan
money to municipalities based on pledges if construction
begins prior to c omple tion of the pledge period. A discus-
sion between Counci l and Mr . Batchelor followed relating to
pledges and funding .
In answer to Mayor Taylor's and City Manager McCown's
question, Mr. Ba tchelor stated that if the Center is not st arted
in 1977 t ha t the City Council and the Englewood Centennial-
Bicentennial Committ ee should meet to mak e a determination as
to if the Cente r will be built.
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECON DED
A MOTION TO AME.'D RESOLUTION NO . 62, SERIES OF 1975, BY REVIS I '.i
SECTION 6 TO READ AS FOLLOWS : "IF CITY COUNCIL DETERMINES THA .,.
THE CENTER WILL NOT BE BUILT ,ALL FU NDS DONATED, AND ANY ACCRUe ~
INTEREST , LESS EXPENSES INCURRED FOR THE FUND-RAISING CAMPAIG N
WI LL BE PROPORTIONATELY RETURNED TO THE DONORS SHOULD THE CE~TER
NOT BE BUILT". Upo n a call of the roll, the vote resulted a :
follows:
Ayes: Co uncil Members Jones , Sovern, Mann , Blessine ,
Br .;wn, Taylor.
Nays : None .
Absen Cou nci l Member Clayton .
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A discussion followed between Council, City Manager
McCown, and Mr. Batchelor relating to the Englewood Citizen
schedule and cost. City Mana g er McCown stated that the Engle-
wood Citizen costs approximately $1,800 per issue. The City
could either move the February issue into January or they
could have a special January issue devoted to the project.
Mr. Batchelor stated that the Englewood Centennial-
Bicentennial Committee has $2,000 budgeted for a special issue.
Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows
for Resolution No. 62 as amended:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Severn, Mann, Blessing,
Brown, Taylor.
Nays: None.
Absent: Council Member Clayton.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED
A MOTION TO ACCEPT THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE ENGLEWOOD CENTENNIAL-
BICENTENNIAL COMMITTEE AND TO MOVE THE FEBRUARY ISSUE OF THE
ENGLEWOOD CITIZEN TO JANUARY 1976. Upon a call of the roll,
the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Jones, Severn, Mann, Blessing,
Brown, Taylor.
Nays: None.
Absent: Council Member Clayton.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
Mayor Taylor asked that Mr. Batchelor not do anything
in terms of publicity until after the election on December 23,
1975, as he does not want any conflict with the publicity for
the election.
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Councilman Severn stated that with the new Council
appointments cominb up soon, he would like to be kept on the
De nver Regional Council o f Go vernments Committe e . He said
there are many project s in the mill which he would like to
c a rry thrcu gh .
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I, William 0. 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 the Resolution
No. ~. Series of 1975.
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Contributions received may be pledged and payable over a three
year period, and that City Council hereby directs the City Manager to
appoint a City employee to be responsible for all billing and collec-
tion of said pledges for and on behalf of the Englewood Centennial-
Bicentennial Committee after the official discharge of said Committee.
Section 5
Portions of the center may be open for memorializa_tion by
individuals or businesses that may wish to donate in excess of
Fifty Thousand Dollars ($50,000). Said amount may be payable over
a five-year special pledge program. In the event that no such con-
tribution is forthcoming, the City Council should then reserve the
right to name the center appropriately.
Section 6
If the City Council determines that the center will not be
built, all funds donated, and any accrued interest, less expenses
incurred for the fund-raising campaign, will be proportionately
returned to the donors should the center not be built.
Section 7
The funds are to be given to the City of Englewood as a gift
for the citizens, and that the funds be used for a recreational
center for the senior citizens of Englewood.
Section 8
The City Manager is hereby directed to prepare, or to have pre-
pared, the preliminary plans for the aforementioned center, which
should include construction cost estimates broken down into the many
different areas of the center, thus enabling individual room memorial-
ization apportionate to the community support.
Section 9
That Resolution No. 44, Series of 1975, adopted and approved
on the 15th day of September, 1975, is hereby expressly repealed.
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A RESOLUTION APPROVING AND ADOPTING THE CONSTRUCTION OF A SENIOR
CITIZENS RECREATION CENTER FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD AS ITS OFFICIAL
CENTENNIAL-BICENTENNIAL PROJECT; APPROVING THE TEM PORARY EMPLOYMENT
OF ELWIN D. BATCHELOR, A PROFESSIONAL FUND-RAISER, TO SUPERVISE THE
ENGLEWOOD CAMPAIGN TO RAISE FUNDS FOR SAID PROJECT; AND DIRECTING
THE SALARY FOR SAID FUND-RAISER TO COME FROM VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS,
AND REPEALING RESOLUTION NO. 44, SERIES OF 1975.
WHEREAS, the Englewood Centennial-Bicentennial Committee was
organized by the City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado,
to provide direction and methods, in conjunction with state and
federal agencies, to celebrate not only the nation's 200th Ann i ver-
sary, but also the lOOth Anniversary of the State of Colorado; and
WHEREAS, the Englewood Centennial-Bicentennial Committee has
recommended that the official project adopted on behalf of the City
of Englewood for said celebration be the construction of a Senior
Citizens Recreation Center; and
~~EREAS, it is desirable to secure financing for such project
through voluntary contributions of residents of the City and citizens
who support the Senior Citizens Recreation Center concept.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1
That the City Council hereby approves and adopts the undertaking
for a fund-raising campaign to raise One Hundred Thousand Dollars
($100,000) toward the construction of a recreational center for the
elderly.
Section 2
That City Council approves the use of City funds for the remainder
of the construction costs, estimated to be an additional Five Hundred
Thousand Dollars ($500,000) •
Section 3
Contributions received from the community (individuals and
businesses) may be designated as "living memorials" in me mory of a
loved one, friend, or business associate, said memorial to be placed
in bronze plaque form in the appropriate area of the new center in
perpetuity.
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Mayor James L. Taylor and
Members of City Cou ncil
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wishes to ask City Council for its approval and endorsement of the above
memorialization plans. Your attention to this matter at your next
regularly scheduled meeting will be much appreciated.
Thank you very much •
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6160 South Broadway
Littleton, Colorado 80121
December 8, 1975
Mayor James L. Taylor and Members of City Council
Englewood, Colorado
Gentlemen :
At the Executive Committee meeting of the Englewood Centennial-Bicentennial
Committee, it was agreed that memorialization in the proposed new Recrea-
tion Center for Senior Citizens be divided into four distinct and separate
categories:
1. Individual room memorialization where an individual
making a substantial contribution may designate a
memorial plaque to be placed on the door of the
appropriate room.
2. Individual room furnishings may be aa.orialized with
an appropriate plaque i.nside the room to read, "original
furnishings donated by : name of donor and in memory of."
3. Master memorial to cost $156.00 to be placed on a large
memorial plaque appropriately displayed in the main
lobby.
4. In addition to the above methods of memor i alizat ion,
names of individua ls and businesses making donations
to the campaign be placed in a "Gold Book" and appropri-
ately displayed in the new Center.
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Jean Carlberg, 3865 South Grant, President of th e
Arapahoe County League of Women Voters, was present. She r~&c
a statement from the League of Women Voters backing the G.O.
Bond Election to be held on December 23, 1975.
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David Batchelor, 7101 South Webster, Littleton, was
present representing the Englewood Centennial-Bicentennial
Committee. He stated that the Englewood Centennial-Bicentennial
Committee is now incorporated as a non-profit organization . He
read a letter from the Committee proposing memorialization s and
outlining four different plans available.
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED
A MOTION TO AGREE WI TH THE MEMORIALIZATION PROPOSAL AS PUT FORTH
IN THE LETTER FROM THE ENGLEWOOD CENTENNIAL-BICENTENNIAL CO!o!MI 'I -
TEE OF DECEMBER 8, 1975 . Upon a call of the roll, the vote
resulted as follo ws:
Taylor . Ayes : Council Members Jones, Severn, !~ann, Clayton,
Na ys: None.
Absent: Council Members Blessing and Brown .
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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COUNCILMAN MANN !'v!OVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED
A M::J TION TO CONSIDER ITEM 8, "OTHER VISITORS", OUT OF AGENDA
SEQUENCE. Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follow s :
Taylor. Ayes: Council Members Jones , Severn, Mann, Clayt on ,
Nays: None.
Absent: Council Members Blessing and Brown.
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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Sam Arrell, 4845 South Huron, was present to express
his concern for getting children in his area to school via the
RTD system . He stated that RTD changed their routes, and it
now takes his children fifty-five minutes to get to high school
instead of thirty minutes. The old route picked them up at
6 :10, 7:10 and 8 :1 0a .m. and took them close to the high school
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Minutes uf Dece mber l L, 1 Q75
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Park. After discussion. C ush ing moved, Bl essi n!! se conded , that recommenda u ur• !•.:
rnaJe to Cily Cou ncil to name the Mi ni-Park and Inte rchange at U.S. Highway 2 !35 an d
South Rroadwav 'kerrirt Park and Ske rritt Interchange in honor of Mr. Thoma s Sk e rritt
and that the plan be approved a s presented by the architect. Motion carried.
Mr. Cu s hing reponed on the m ee ting with the Se nior C itizen Advisor y
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Comm ittee . The floor plan for the proposed Senior C itizen Ce nte r was presenred
and seve ral r ecomme ndations we r e made. Those present were a sked to take a cop~
of the floor plan bac k to the ir organizations and then they will meet again in january
to get the input from the various g roups. The floor plan was also reviewed b y the
Commission with several s uggestions and changes recommended.
Cushing moved, Hewitt seconded, that recommendation be made to City Council
-"" that the proposed Senior Ci tizen Center be named CENTENNIAL CENTE R FOR SE NiO R
CITIZENS. Motion carried.
Mr. Romans informe d the Commission that George Pearson had submitted
his resignation effective December 12, 197."i.
Mr. Romans asked the Commission if they had any objection to the use of
their names in the promotional mate rial for the Senior Citizen Center. There was
no objection vo iced .
Mr. Romans presented the diagram for the first nine holes of golf that has be e n
approved hy t he Golf Committee.
Mr. Pearson informed the Commis ion that the bids have been received for the
Greenhouse and are well within the budget. The Greenhouse should be completed
{f/ within sixty days •
~1r. He witt r e ported on the meeting with Chuck Porter of C SLT concerninr;
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MI::MORANIJL '\1 TO Tl !1 :: ENG L E WOOD CITY COUN C IL REGARDING RECOMMFNOJ\ TION
Of Till.:. 1'\~K S& R ECRf " \TIO. l ,OMMISSION
December I l , l q75
'\1:\Ml !G O F T il E PROPOSED SENIOR C IHZEN CENTER
R EC0 \1\1l · N IH TION: That the Englewood City Council consider naming th e
proposed Senior Citizen Center the CE~TENNIAL
CE NTER fOR SENIOR CITIZENS.
Hy order of the Parks & Recreation Commission
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City Manager McCown present e d two r ezon ing rec omrne nda-~
tions from the Planning and Zoning Commission .
Acting Director of Community Dev e lopment Roman s ma de
a brief presentation to Council r egarding this rezoning. She
;:;tated that the rezoning is for the l a nd b etwe e n Hampden i.v ~IJ'lt
and Ithac a which is presently zoned R-3 and R-4 to be rez onec;
to B-2 . Ms . Romans outlined the affected area on the ma p .
CO UNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECOHDE
A MOTION TO DIRECT THE CITY AT TOR NEY TO DRAW UP AN OR DIIIA N(;E
REZONING THAT LAHD BET WEEN HAMPDEN AVElmE AND ITHA CA PRE SF:.NTLY
ZONED R-3 AND R-4 TO B-2 . Upon a call of the roll, the vote
resulted as fo l lows :
Aye s: Co uncil Members Williams, Se ve rn, Smith ,
Clayton , Brown , Mann, Taylor .
Na ys: None .
The Mayor declared t he motion carried .
City ~tanager Mc Co wn pres e nted the recommendat ion from
the Parks a nd Re c reation Comm ission that the Senior Citi zens ~
Cente r be named Centennial Center for Senior Citizens. He
stated that this pr oJ ec t will not be constructed until 1 977
and recommende d that this item be tabled.
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SEC OIWED
A MOT ION TO TABLE THIS RECOMMENDATI ON FROM THE PARKS A1W RE CREA -
TI ON COMMISSION UNTIL SOME TIME IN THE FU 'fURE. Upo n a ca ll of
the ro ll , the vo te resul t ed as follows:
Ay es : Co uncil Members Williams, Severn,· Smit h ,
Clayton , Br own , Mann, Taylor .
Nays : No ne.
Th e Mayor declared the motion carried.
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City t>1a nager McCown present ed a recommendation fr om
the Parks and Recreat ion Commission renaming Interchange P~r k
a nd ~11ni -Pa rk t o Skerritt Park in honor of Mr . Thomas Ske!'ritt .
Councilman Mann stated that he would like to s ee
parks named after people wh o are al i ve.
COUNCI LMAN HANN MOVED AN D COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SE CONfJt.D
A r.lOTION T0 TABLE THIS RECOMMENDATION FROM THE PARKS AND RE CRE A-
710~ COMMISSIO N INDEFINITELY. Up on a call or the roll, th e vot e
Jesulted a~ follows :
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MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING R EC OMMENDATION
OF Ti lE PARKS & RECREATION COMMISS ION
DATE: November 11, 1976
SUBJ EC T: SENIOR C ITIZ E N RECREATION CENTER
RECOMMENDATION:
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That E ngiewocxl City Council reinstate th<:; original Campus
type plan for the Sen ior Citizen Recreation Center with the
cul-de-sac and closing of South Lincoln Street.
Recommendation was made to the Commission by the
~nior Citizen Advisory Committee at their me e ting on
October 28, 1976 as follows: "that the original Campus
Plan (Scheme G with 15, 000 sq. ft.) be kept." At the •
Commission meeting on November 11, 1976 motion was
passed to support this recommendation concerni ng the
site plan but leave the building area at 13, 600 sq. ft.
By order of the Englewood Parks & Recreation
Commission
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Karl Nollenberger , Assistant City Manager
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SUBJECT : Englewood Citizen
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In June of 1976, the City Council authorized the monthly publication of the
Eilglewood Citizen through the end of 1976 . Previous to that time, the Citizen
had been published bi-monthly for over a year and quarterly before that time
back to 1974 when the Citizen was originated . When the Council adopted the
new schedu[e." they asked for a re-appraisal in December of the effectiveness
of the monthly versus bi-m:mthly schedule.
The cost of publishing the newsletter has remained approximately the same -
around $2,000 per ronth. With nine publications in 1976 , the costs have been
around $18,000 . 'Ihis covers the cost of postage , printing , editing and process-
ing . If ronthly publications were to continue into the future , the annual costs
would be $24,000 .
The Citizen is essentially the only public relations program that the City of
Englewood currently has in operation . In total I believe that the newsletter
has been effective in transmitting the Englewood story to its citizens. It is
hard to analyze what level of publication is necessary to accomplish this task.
I have had no feedback on the monthly versus bi-iTx:mthly publication from the
citizens . Departmmts have expressed pleasure with it since they can disseminate
information on a rore timely basis. Recreation in particular has redesif91ed
their program to be an insert in the newsletter since the coverage is so good .
With the added space we have been able to write more stories about on-going city
services such as our boards and corrmissions and more mundane tasks . Some of
these stories are not essential but are nice to be able to tell .
With a $24 ,000 budget , perhaps the City Council would like to be able to consider
a broader package of information programs . Other cities have developed informa-
tional brochures on the city and how a citizen can get involved . All of our
programs so far are information giving instead of information receiving . Perhaps
ideas on how to get a real feeling for the needs and desires of our citizens could
be explored . I have not researched these indepth but would be glad to if the
Council is interested in considering other programs .
We need direction as to whether to continue the monthly Englewood Citizen, revert
to bi-m:::mthly arxi/or consider other programs . I would be glad to discuss this
further if you desire.
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MEMORANDUM
To: Andy McCown, City Manager
From : William D. James, Director of Finance
Date: November 30, 1976
Subject: Status Report on River Development
This report is in response to a memo from you requesting the status of the
River Development Project. The attached statements summarize the costs
from January 1, 1973 through October 31, 1976 and estimated expenditures
for the purchase of all land and construction of the first nine holes.
Construction of first nine holes:
Construction of the first nine holes is to be done in two phases. The first
phase consisted of the following items:
Site preparation
Rough earthwork
Greens
Traps
Vinyl lining for lakes
Power & transmission
Topsoil
Irrigation
Seed & fertilizer
Range
Equipment
Architects fees and
related engineering work
Status
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Completed
Not started
Major items purchased;
misc. items to be
purchased
Completed
The only item outstanding in Phase I is the driving range.
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Phase II construction consists of the following items to be completed in 1977:
Trees
Parking lot
Course furnishings
Course maintenance
Clubhouse
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Not started
Not started
Not started
Not started
Architect hired -
bids to be received
by 12-14-76 for
remodeling work
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Both phases of the constructi on for the first nine holes should be within
amounts budgeted.
Land:
Chart 2 reflects the total cost of land to date and the status of each parcel.
Land purchases to date for this project have been approximately 50% greater
than the original estimate.
Botkins -40 %
Chiodo -48 %
The land purchases outstanding that firm estimates are not available on are:
Winslow
Motor Crane
Burke & Co.
Mineral Lease
$375,000
105,000
6,500
125,000
$611,500
The land costs could be 50 % greater than the amount outstandin9 of $611,500.
I would recommend that an additional $305,750 (50% of $611,500) be budgeted
in order to adequately fund for the land purchases.
Revenues:
The City has received word that the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation is awarding
a grant of $94,000 for the purchase of open space and a $12,000 grant for
handicap play apparatus. The City has to match the $12,000 grant with an
equal amount. In order to do this, $12,000 will be taken from the River
Development budget leaving a net increase of $82,000 in additional revenues
for the River Development Project.
Budget Status
Revised estimate as of 10-31-76
Land
Add. land approp. needed
Master plan
Phase I construction
Phase II construction
Miscellaneous
Revised estimate
$1,813,960
305.750
19,268
436,001
113,000
15,000
$2,702,979
Budget as of 10-31-76 $2,372,B53
Revised estimate 2t702,979
303,126)
Add. revenues
( BOR Grant)
Add. funds needed
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Even though I feel that these figures are fairly conservative, any excess
funds left from land purchases or construction could be allocated for the
next phase of the golf course or softball field construction. Therefore,
I recommend that as additional revenues become available in the Public
Improvement Fund they be appropriated to the River Development Project.
4.d/ Wil~;m D. James
Director of Finance
cc: Packy Romans
Karl Nollenberger
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Master Plan - B
Construction Phase
Appra i sa 1
Master Plan
Arch. Eng.
Construction
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Equipment
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Relocation
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City Construction
Operating Costs
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RIVER DEVELOPMENT
Construction Phase II -0
Miscellaneous-E
1976 1974 1975 Thru 10-_ll
$ 6,145-A $ 350-A $ 1,095-A
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0 53,540-C l, 106-C
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0 0 305,288-C
8,000-A 3,453-A 2,774-A
9,750-E 0 45,410-C
303,113-A 5-A 888,254-A
245-A 12,054-A
0 15-E 75-E
0 0 15,272-C
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$ 16,090
19,268
63,646
310,288
14,227
55,160
1,191,372
12,299
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15,272 0 0 1,052-C 1,052 ~1.950 1327,826 ~57,608 il 1281 1 380 il,698,764
SUMMARY
Original Actual Outs tanding Revised Budget 10-31-76 Amount Est1ma te Master Plan
$ 20,000 $ 19,268 $ 0 $ 19,268 Land
1,472,310 1,233,988 579,972 1,813,960 Construction Phase
441,500 421,668 14,333 436,001 Construction Phase II 113 .ooo 9,000 104,000 113 .ooo Miscellaneous Costs
15,000 14,840 160 15,000 ~~061,810 il,698,764 i698,465 i2.397.229
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' Summary of Land Cost 10 -31-76
Original Land Recording Appraisal Relocation Title Legal Es timate
Land Estimate Purchase Fees Fees Expense Taxes ~ Fees Total Revised Status
Botkins $ 100,000 $ 99,656 $ 0 $ 170 $ 6,776 $1,156 $ 0 $ 750 $ 108 ,508 $ 140 .(JO Q In Court
Public Service
Parcel X 308,000 317,913 15 0 573 0 0 0 318,501 318,50 1 Clear Title
Parcel Y 40,000 60,336 825 61 ,161 61,16 1 Clear Title
Abandoned
Railroad 3,600 7,150 16 0 0 0 117 0 7,283 7 28 3 Clear Title
Winslow 375,000 65,000 0 0 0 0 0 442 65,442 375 ,000 In Court
(west side)
Burke & Co . 6,500 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 ,500 In Court • Motor Crane 105,000 0 0 0 0 0 0 602 602 105,000 In Court
.I J C-tJiodo 432,000 640,000 13 100 0 0 0 402 640 ,515 640,51 5 Clear Title
,,.; nera 1 Lease 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 125,000 In Court
Mi sc . Expense 0 0 0 14,995 4,950 0 0 12,031 31 ,976 35 ,00 0
TOTAL $1,370,000 $1,190,055 144 $16,090 ~121299 111156 $117 $14,227 11.233,988 11,813,960
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MEMORANDUM
To: Karl Nollenberger, Assistant City Manager
From : William D. James, Director of Finance
Date: November 29, 1976
Subject: liquor Code
The state has also changed the effective date of a li~nse _fiOm the
calendar ear 1 ate when the license is
approve . I would recommend that the City Code be changed to
correspond with collection of the City's occupational tax on the
anniversary date rather than on January 1 of each year. This
would simplify our processing of liquor licenses; and we would
have to handle each license only once, whereas now under the new
state law and our present code we will have to process each license
twice .
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Director of Finance
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'TO: Andy M:!Cown, City Manager
FRCX>1: Karl Nollenberger , Assistant City Manager
DATE: November 30, 1976
SUBJECI': Sewer Fun:i Corstruction Accou ·11
The City was recently notified that our request to have the 1971 E.P .A.
rehabilitation ~t increased fran 33 1/3% to 50% was approved . The
origirial projec~k place in 1971 and 1972 costing $1.4 million at
our old wastewater treatmmt plant . The additional grant funds are worth
$235,000 to the City and we should be receiving a check very soon.
As a result of these ftmus being recelv•:d , 1...e have talked concerning the
use of the rronies. It is our feeling tllat the City soould establish a
sewer fUnd construction account for future ca. it o tl . We know that
expans ty Treatrrent Plant will be needed within the
next 15 years at the Iatest, probably prior to that tire. The $235,000
will make a nice start towards that future exnaosion.
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As you know, the current policy of the City states that tap fees will be
charged at a rate sufficient to pay for debt retirerrent, capital construction
and front-end operating costs of the new facility. It is impossible to
be totally accurate each year in predicting the number of taps . In sane
years we will exceed the necessary tap fees and other years will show a
deficit. In the long run, we anticipate caning out ahead.
We re.c_omnerxi that we annually reconcile the policy staterrent on sewer
tap fees am deposit tne excess Irito the sewer construction account . In
thOse years that taps are very low, we can call upon the account to pay
the expenditures . This will prev·ent the need for increases in disposal
fees in those years that taps are down purely because of lack of growth .
'lhis is an added protection to the current users of the system who have
already paid their share of the capital outlay .
If you are in agreenent with this policy, we could start it in 1976 with
approval by the Council . We believe that Councils ten years from now
would be greatly appreciative for our foresight.
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Assistant City Manager
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Director of Finance
cc: Kells Waggoner, Director of Public Works
Chuck Garroll, Director of Utilities
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MEMORANDUM
TO : Mayor and Members of Englewood City Council
FROM : Andy McCown, City Manager
DATE: December 2, 1976
SUBJECT : PROPOSED WATER QUALITY STANDARDS
Recently the City received a letter from Mr. William E. Korbltz, Manager of the
Metropolitan Denver Sewage Disposal District, concerning a public hearing to be
held by th~olorado Water Quality Control Commission on proposed revisions tn
to the State Water Quality Criteria and Stream Clu11Wcettnn System (copy attached).
,.As you can see from the letter, the hearing is to be held on the same date as your
Council meeting; however, written responses can be submitted as late as December 17,
1976. Mr. Korbitz asks t.p;twe submit our comments and/or recommendations to the
Commission.
Du e to the complexity of this subject and the technical language contained both in the
current classification system and the proposed revisions, we find it very difficult
to assess the impact upon the City of Englewood. It is even more difficult to try
and assess these in a written report that can be easily understood by those of us
who do not deal in this subject on a day -to-day basis. Therefore, we have not tried
to do so for this particular agenda item.
We do, however, feel that the proposed regulations are more strict than the current
regulations and would probably result in higher fac111ty and treatment costs than the
current regulations require. Rather than go into details at this time, I would suggest
discussing this matter at the study session TUesday night with Mr. Carroll. Perhaps
we can come to some conclusion on comments that should be made to the Commission
as a result of this discussion.
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City anager
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Attachme nt
cc: Kells Waggoner, Director of Public Works
Cha r l e s Carroll, Director of Utilities
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Honorable James Taylor
Mayor, City of Englewood
3400 s. Elati
Englewood, Colorado 80 1 10
Dear Mayor Taylor:
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DEI')IVE A , COLORADO 8 0229
TELEPHONE NUMBER 2:89 ·594,
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On December 7, 1976, a public hearing will ~e held by the Colo-
rado Water Quality Control Commission on proposed revisions to
the State Water Quality Criteria and Stream Classification System.
The proposed criteria and stream classification system have grave
financial implications for wastewater aqencies, and I e~courage
you to furnish a . statement to the Colora do Water Quali •:.:; Control
Commission, verbally and in writing, satting forth cor.c..,n,.; for
the cost of treatmer.t not needed, and not commensurate \dth the
low level of benefits derived from the higher levels of treatment.
The estimated cost to the Metropolitan Denver Sewage Disposal
District No. 1 for ammonia removal as required by the proposed
stream classification is $34,4 00,000. This cost is for 1990 flows
of 190 mgd or $180,000 per mgd. The annual operation and main-
tenance costs are estimated at $1,100,000 for the 190 mgd flow.
The unit costs of construction and O&M for smaller trea~~ent fa-
cilities obviously would be much higher.
Similar costs for dechlorinat i on to meet the residual chlorine
standards could be expected. An alternative would be development
of a diffe rent type of dis infection also probably at higher costs
than the present cost of chlorination .
Lower costs for meet ing these standards presumably cou ld be avail-
able by using land treatment, but little support for such land
t reatment has been evidenced in most Colorado areas. It appears
im prope r for the Colorado Water Quality Control Commi s sion to es-
tablish standards which force wastewa ter. agencies to go to land
treatment rather than to keep all options open for such treat~ent
for the ~:mrpose s of econo!"ly , public support, environmental protec-
tion and w~ter rights Protection.
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The basic premise of the proposed criteria and system as well as
the Colorado Water Quality Control Act and the Federal Water Pol-
lution Control Act to· require fishable-swimmable water is at best
questionable from the standpoint of economy, public support, en-
vironmental protection, water rights protection and energy con-
sumption. Such blanket treatment requirements throughout a state
or nation without regard to the best use of streams is improper.
It appears proper that we should all recommend a level of treat-
ment required to best fit the probable use of the receiving stream.
I urge you to express your concerns to the Colorado Water Quality
Control Commission verbally by December 7, 1976, and in writing
by December 17, 1976.
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COMMENTS ON PROPOSED WATER QUALITY STANDARDS FOR COLORADO
General Comments
• The WQMTF of DRCOG supports the methodology being utilized by
the WQCC in identifying potential stream class i fications.
• The WQMTF supports the initial attempt by the WQCC in identifying
standards and generally feels the initial draft being reviewed by the
public has been well thought out and reflects the goals relating to
improved water quality in Colorado streams.
Items of Concern
• Although the classification system has been well thought out and
generally reflects those uses important to the citizens of Colorado,
guidance in identifying those uses that are important to the streams
should be given in the document. It is felt this guidance should be
Jn the form of either saying all uses are important to all streams or
should give a methodology for determining the use that is critical to
the stream.
• The specific standards should be documented as to the justification
for their levels. ·
• Additional discussion as to the relationship between the use class-
ifications and the attainment of those use classifications needs to be ·
clarified. Therefore, if because of natural causes such as urban run-
off a use classification cannot be met,does that mean that all other
constituents for that use classification must be met. If this is the
case, po.ssibly ·the. entire beneficial use concept should be forgotten
and simply water 'quality re.quirements should be set by the Commission.
• It is unclear how the Commission wUl classify certain intermittent
streams within the DRCOG study area.
• Is it feasible to contain an implementation plan for eliminating the
exceptions specifically in regards to how this relates to a plan that
would be needed for urban runoff control. Preliminary estimates for
meeting the proposed fecal coliform requirement for primary contact
in the Denver area would include urban runoff controls that would
be in the vicinity of one billion dollars. This type of condition
refers to your points f or granting exceptions of 1 , 2 and 5 .
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an ~ltem dealing wlth high flows. This would enable those stream segments
that7 ~r~ influenced.by non-point sources such as urban runoff during storm
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point 'qut specifically to the citizens the impact of the standards on the
water,.'quality in their area. Tbese m~hould also potnt-eut-the-
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M E M 0 R A N D U M
TO: Englewood City Council
FROM: Thomas J. Burns, Chairman
Englewood Housing Au t horit y
DATE: De cember 6, 1976
SUBJECT: Englewood Apartments for the Eld e rly
"Topping Of f" Ceremon y
At our last meeting of the Englewood Housing Authorit y on
December 1, 1976, we discussed having some sort of "t opping
off" ceremony f or the apartments for the e ld er l y. Th e con-
struction has reached the stage where the seventh f loor is almost
in place. I recall that a similar cere mon y was h e ld in Litt l et on
at this stage, and some very wort hwhile publicity was generat e d
as a result.
I would recommend that the mem bers o f the Englewood City Coun ci l
and the Englewood Housing Au thority jointly plan a "t opping off"
ceremony on Wednesday, Decembe r 15, 1976. If it would please
Council , I would suggest that we beg in with a j oint lunch eon at
11 :30 A.M., to be followed by t h e ceremon y on top of th e apart-
ments . The whole a ff air should be c on c lud e d b y 1:30 P.M. at
the latest.
The Housing Authorit y would like to give some special recognition
at the lunc heon to two of its members who have recentl y r esig ned:
Ma urice Merlin and Berry Slater . I think it would be especially
appropriate t o do this at the lunc h e on with Coun ci l present.
Please g iv e the following your c ons ideration:
WHAT : Lunc heon and Topping Of f Ce remon y
WHEN: Wednesday, Dec e mber 15 , 1976 I 11 :30 A.M . -
1 :30 P.M.
WHERE : Luncheon -Golden Fiddle Restaurant
3370 South Acoma
Topping Off Ceremony -Apartments
3333 South Lincoln
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Englewood Hou si n g Au thor ity
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Dear An d y :
As you know, there has not been a meeting of the Arapahoe
Hn y o r ' s Council since August of this year, when we were
hosted by Columbine Valley.
This lack of meetings has not been intentional, but with the
November eleeU<-ns, I-470 contro\'er s y, etc., all have been
busy and the months since August have slipped by rapidly.
From conversations with some of you there is apparently a
desire to re•est.ablish rce u lar mcl!tings in 1977, and we
wo •1i.d like your guidance in t .hi 5 matter. The normal meeting
sc hedule calls for the fi r st Th u u rlsy eve n i :1g of each mouth.
Please let us know if that C<'ntinues to be a satisfactory
time and whether or not you want these meetings to be monthly
or b i -monthly. The Enelewood/Uni ted SL•burban Chamber of Com-
merce ~rill be happy to continue as the co-ordinating agent
for the Arapahoe Mayor's Council.
Will look forward to hearing from you.
Si ncerely,
Howard C. Ol s on
Ex ecu tiv e Vice Presid ent
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December 7, 1976
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We have a visitor that has been very patient tonight . I'll ask
Mr. Anderson now to come forward.
Honorable Mayor, City Councilmen, ladies and gentlemen, my name
is William Anderson and I live at 4981 South Washington. I think
probably some of this is going to be boring to you, but it is
quite interesting to the neighbors in my neighborhood . I don't
know why some people are afraid to come up here and sp eak to the
Council or talk to you about the problems we have in this city.
I questioned when you fellas went to the retreat and got rid of
the metermaids. I went out the other night to have supper, and
I parked across the street by the First National Bank parking lot.
When I come out a very efficient officer had given me a parking
ticket at 6 :25 at night. This is dark. I couldn't even see the
parking sign, but I went back and found it; and I'm guilty and
I will go down and pay my parking fine. I would like to commend
Robert Sawdon, #1041, for being so efficient at 6:25 at night.
I went down the next morning, or Monday morning, and was told
to talk to Sgt. Leydon because I couldn't talk to the captain.
I told him that I thought the patrolmen could spend better time
patroling the streets of Englewood at night than going out and
looking in the blind spots to get a parking violation. In talking
to him he informed me that it is just as much an ability to catch
someone with a parking violation as to catch a big criminal. Now,
in our community the police department is terrible. Most people
don't even call the police. I don't even call them. They broke
my yard light out. They turn on my sprinklers. They turned the
water on into my basement. I'm 69 years and my wife is 65, and
we spent practically half the night cleaning the basement and
taking the rugs out. They cut the hoses. They shoot firecrackers.
They ring the doorchimes. They break the glass and throw the
litter on the lawn. They throw papers on my roof. Cats and
dogs run lose in the neighborhood. The dogcatcher can't catch
them. They threw oil on my wife's car and on ~1i ss Wa 1 ker' s car.
We called an officer and all he did was come out and make a note
in his book to patrol it. I don't know what the answer is to all
these crimes. But one thing I do know, I caught three of them
and took one and booted him in the butt so hard he knew he had
it and I told them never to come back again. Now he goes down
the other street, and I think that is the only way to control it.
I would like to know what we are going to do about police
protection. The captain informed me that until all of us
call in, we are going to have to have calls, that they will
not send out a patrol car to take care of that neighborhood.
To go just a little bit further with your parade that day, I
enjoyed it very much. But you had an auxiliary police officer
down there right across from your show band. There was one boy
there about thirteen years old, and another boy about nine years
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(cont.) old; and one was running a movie camera and one was running
a tape recorder. They we re trying to get out in the street to take
pictures of the band and tape record this. The auxiliary officer
was putting them back from the street all the time. Somebody with
a two thousand dollar outfit with a long extension on it can get
out in the middle of the street and do what he pleases. He finally
got told off about it, so somewhere along the line the auxiliary
policeman wasn't paying too much attention to our public.
It was quite comical a while ago when a gentleman here was talking
about saving water and that water is the most precious thing we
have. I went down to get a piece of plywood and the firemen on
Belleview had their hose fixed up to the big hydrant with a big
noz2le and were washing the leaves off of their lawn out into the
street. How they picked them up, I don't know. They probably
called a street sweeper up there to pick them up. I am just
reminding you of what is going on. The department heads or
someone is going to sleep and not keeping track of what is going
on. Is there a law where you can sweep your leaves into the
street and expect the city to pick them up at any certain time?
The City will not pick up the leaves at any time?
We just furnish the bags.
Well, I went out for a walk with my wife; and we went over to
Tufts and Pearl and back down. The streets are full of leaves
and the gutters are full of leaves. I stepped out in the gutter
and almost busted myself. The neighborhood is in a terrible
condition as far as I am concerned, as far as leaves and that.
The Street Department .... on Clarkson, as far as I am concerned,
has holes that need to be patched. Every time they patch them
they leave them about an inch higher. It is worse than driving
a truck over it. The last cold spell we had, we went by there,
another neighbor and I, and they were out there in thirty degree
weather because I have a thermometer that gives top and bottom
temperatures all the time. They were out there in thirty degree
weather punching holes out and swabbing it and pouring asphalt.
They would have been better off to sit in by a warm fire somewhere
and forgot those holes.
I went down to the Police Department over here, and I planted
over five thousand trees. I think Mr. Brown can confirm it.
But they have planted trees out there along the walkway that
won't take long before they are overlapping the walk. And one
of them is within three feet of a pipe hole. This is your
streets and park division. that has done the wrong. So this
is another thing that goes in your streets and various other
things, but I don't want to be taking up your time.
The City Manager hired additional personnel, the engineer and
sewage disposal, which I suppose you need. I don't know. The
engineer was supposed to be needed because we didn't have the
personnel to set in the sprinkler system so it would keep from
freezing in the winter time. If so, then we better get rid of
some more in that department.
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Getting back to your golf course, as to what it is going to
cost now, I asked at the Mayor's Coffee why there couldn't be
an amusement tax put on the golf players. They said it couldn't
be done because the ground belongs to Sheridan. Does the ground
belong to Sheridan?
Not where our golf course is.
What?
Englewood owns that ground.
Who does?
Englewood.
But it is in the City of Sheridan.
How come we can't put an amusement tax on the golf players?
It is in the City of Sheridan, but we own the ground.
The City of Englewood can't put an amusement tax on the golf
players, but if I go to bowl or to the show, but if I go to the
golf course I don't have to.
That is up to the Sheridan City Council.
That's what I mean, it is up to the City.
Sheridan City Council.
Right.
Mr. Anderson, there is another answer to what we are saying here.
On the golf course, the City sets the fees for operation. So even
though it is not a tax, it accomplishes what you are asking for,
I think. It would be self-supporting, and I think that is what
I hear. There will be sufficient fees so that it will be self-
supporting and pay for itself. It's just not called an amusement
tax.
Ok. Then I asked if there was going to be a club house, and they
said there was. I seen in the paper where there was going to be
an old house turned into a club house, the way I understand it .
Now in this club house, are you going to serve liquor to these
golfers?
As to the actual operation of the club house, we haven't decided
exactly how it would go, whether it would go through a franchise
operation or whatever. But I am sure that whoever actually
operates the franchise as far as the restaurant portion of it
or beverages, they will want to apply to the City of Sheridan
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(cont .) for a liquor license. I think this is a very co~non thing,
and even co~on in municipal courses.
The reason I asked this question is because the City has a law
in your parks where I can't go down and drink a beer. enjoy
going down and barbequeing a hamburger and drinking a beer.
But a cop comes along and says to turn the bottle up and pour
the beer out. But I can go over to Denver on Ruby Hill over
there and they all drink beer, and there aren 't cans laying
ar ound or anything else. So I feel that i f the golfers are
going to drink whiskey up there that it should entitle us guys
that drink beer in the parks out here . This is my feelings.
This is all I have to say about that.
Now the paper, you brought up that. I enjoy it. I like to
find out what's going on in this town. and I don't know how
to find out. The paper is a wonderful thing, but most of the
time the things published is too late for us. It doesn't do
us any good. So some way or another you are going to have to
find some way of getting out information to the citizens in
Englewood.
flow the sewer and that, of course that was my prime object
when I first started to come to the Council, the sewer and
water. The sewer, I guess because of the EPA, the outlying
district is going to pay less for their sewer than the
residents of Englewood.
No, that's not true.
Well, according to the paper, it says Englewood will pay $19.30
instead of $20.00 flat rate; and now Englewood would pay $17.70
instead of $20.00. This comes out of your paper, and it was
created by Mr. Nollenberger, Assistant Manager.
Yes, I think you have to really get into the total way the sewer
accounts are established, though, and how they are funded in
order to understand it. In most of the cases in the sewer
districts that are outside the City, their lines are not
operated and maintained by the City forces. They have a
separate contract which does that. And so because of EPA
rules, we have to figure out what the charge would be minus
the operation and maintenance of those lines and then charge
them accordingly. But in actual terms of dollars and cents,
the flat rate customers in the City of Englewood should have
their fees reduced next year a very small amount. Whereas
t he me t ered customers on the sewer system are going to find
that their fees are increased a slight amount. But basically
they are charged a lesser amount because they pay somebody
else other than the City to operate and maintain their lines.
Therefore, we can't charge them the same amount that we charge
an in-City customer.
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Service and you will learn a lot about what you can charge
somebody to use your services. I think if we are going to
provide a service for outside that they should have to pay
their own way, not the residents of Englewood.
Now some of you think that I moved here just two years ago,
but I have been involved in building here for the past thirty
years. So I know a little bit about what goes on here in
Englewood. But I still question when you say that the outsider
is not going to pay less. I took it out of the paper, and it
was put in the paper by your Assistant Manager. Most of the
sewer taps, at the prices they are being charged for them, at
the end of his notation he says that initially we won't receive
revenue enough to pay the cost of it. So who is going to pay
the rest of the cost? There are only 10,000 of us sewer
residences in Englewood; and there are 17,000 outside of
Englewood.
Are you referring to the new plant, sir? I didn't hear the
first part of your statement, I'm sorry.
Well, in this letter that your Assistant Manager published,
dealing with the raise of $650 or whatever the raises are for
all of them, at the end of it he says initially we won't
receive enough revenue to cover the cost. And there are
10,000 of us in Englewood and 17,000 of them on the outside.
Where are we going to pay all of this? You can sit back
there and laugh, but this is a serious situation; and I am
paying your wages for these answers.
Without questioning my Assistant C~ty Manager and all of the
news releases, I don't know exactly specifically what he was
referring to in those particular remarks. I'm sure the remarks
he made are correct remarks, and he is in charge with dealing
with the newspapers and getting them this information. In
regards to the Bi-City Wastewater Treatment Plant, we try to
charge a tap fee to new customers which will be sufficient to
allow us to pay off the bonds that we sold to build the plant
and to pay for the start up costs -construction, capital
equipment, and so on -that will be necessary to run that
plant. The reason we do this is because we want the new
customer who is causing us to build a new plant in the first
place, to pay off the cost of that new plant. So the current
customer, the customer who has been here for years, does not
have to pay for the cost of that new plant.
Well, I don't understand your line of thinking but maybe it
will work out.
Now the water, I don't know where it's at. Somewhere along the
line you were going to issue a $5 to $7 million bond issue,
which I am 100% for to get water to some of the outlying districts
that don't have it. But I am sure not in favor of a $5 to $7
million bond issue, and none of the rest of us out there, to
provide water to outside districts.
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The water issue you are referring to is not for water for people
who live outside the city limits of Englewood. The specific
question that Council addressed at their retreat, and they spent
a lot of hours reviewing the water and sewer funds, was in
regards to the problem of low pressure in the south part of
Englewood and the northeast part of Englewood. They asked us
to come up with some type of program early next year which
would deal with handling those pressure problems. I think,
based upon an earlier review, that we are probably talking
about a bond issue or some type of mechanism whereby we are
going to be spending probably in the sums you quoted or maybe
a little bit more. As I have told the Council before, the
problem is not in putting together the expenditures so much
as it is in putting together a revenue structure that is going
to pay for those expenditures. But basically the improvements
are not improvements that Council is making specifically to
serve people who live outside the City. In fact we really
can't serve people who live outside the City without the
approval of Denver because of previous contracts we have.
But the improvements are more specifically related to
improving the water pressure in south and northeast areas
of Englewood, and not for any service outside the City.
I want to go back to your high-rise senior citizens building.
Here again, I quote your Assistant Manager, Karl Nollenberger.
He said that to date we are $13,828 in the red, which could
be lowered if a lower bid would come in. Also, the contractor
spent $25,228 to sink building casings deeper. The overrun
was due to the architect who was unaware ... no, this is a
different contract. But the other overrun was due to the
architect who was unaware that the Englewood height was
sixty-five feet and the building is seventy-three feet
hjgh. And you are going to have to install a communications
system costing $20,000. The generator will be installed for
another $18,600. A pump to add pressure for another $23,723.
And $5,000 for a ceiling to keep the water from dripping below
on the other patios. Somebody is directly at fault with this,
because in all the building we have done we have had to get a
building permit. We have had to get a soil sample on the soil
there by an engineer to tell us where the casings go and how
deep they are going to go. Somebody has fell down here and
somebody should be penalized for it. I don't know what you
paid the architect, 6-10 % for your drawing, I don't know, but
somebody ought to be paying for this. Somebody made a terrible
mistake, whether it is the building inspector, the building
permit, the architect, the city engineer, the city manager, the
mayor, or the Council. Somewhere down the line somebody made
a terrible mistake. And you have a hell of a big overrun.
How you will get the answers to it, I don't know.
My only comment there would be that there were several factors
in dealing with those overruns, Mr. Anderson. Some could have
perhaps been avoided, some perhaps not. When we were dealing
with this whole issue, we had several problems that were
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(cont.) really difficult probfems to overcome and there were
many deadlines that we had to meet. We were at one end dealing
with our Housing Authority and the Department of Housing and
Urban Development to try to arrive at a figure on reimbursement
of rental rates which would give us sufficient funds to pay off
the cost of the building and the operation and maintenance of
the buildings . At the same time, we were trying to figure out
what kind of mechanism we could use to pay off the construction
funds or the amounts of money needed to construct the building.
City Council tried going through revenue bonds, and couldn't go
that route because of high interest rates. We had to schedule
an election, a general election, to sell general obligation
bonds. Based upon the advice of our financial consultants,
that election had to be scheduled at an appropriate time in
order to take advantage of good interest rates that existed
at that time.
I understand all that.
In view with all that, plans had to be approved not only by
city people but by federal people and the Housing Authority
and so on, and one unfortunate thing that did happen was
that the architect assumed, wrongfully assumed, that our
high-rise code limitations were the same as the Uniform
Building Code. They are not, however. We have a high-rise
ordinance here which sets a stricter minimum distance than
the Uniform Building Code does. He didn't know that at the
time. Had he known that at the time and included all of
those things in the original bid documents, obviously the
contract would have had to been a higher contract cost to
begin with. Probably not as much as he came back with in
overruns, because, if you are familiar with how contractors
operate on overruns or change orders, they usually charge
more on change orders than they would if they had originally
bid that particular item. But nevertheless, those are items
which were overlooked and probably should have been in the
original bid document which would have made the original
contract higher than we had estimated. Now because of the
amount of money we had coming in from the federal government
and because of the amount of money needed to pay off the
principal and interest on the bonds, we were only able to
set up a 2% contingency. That was a very low contingency
for a project of this magnitude . We are estimating that we
are going to run over, not only our contingency but some
additional funds that the Housing Authority is helping us
out with. But as to the degree of overruns, that is a
question. We had a meeting last week with the Chamber, and
the senior president who works for Johns-Manville had that
same article you have. He told us he was surprised that this
was printed in the newspaper because if his company could
hold projects to that small an overrun they would be very
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I am not questioning the overrun. I am questioning the mistakes
that were made. How come a building permit was issued without
noticing the architects failure between the sixty-five and
seventy-three feet?
We did notice it . That's why this who l e thing came up.
How come all this other wasn't entered into it, then, before
you went that far? I don't know. Because we take soil samples
when we do our apartment houses, and when they fail the engineering
company stands all the expenses. They redid the whole thing and
it never cost us a dime. Somewhere along the line somebody has
made a terrible mistake.
I have taken enough of your time. Thank you very much for
your kind consideration. If I have stomped on some toes,
I'm kind of glad of it. Maybe somebody will wake up to some
of the things that need to be done. This is a grand old city
that I like to live in, and I have been here for a long time .
Thank you, Mr. Anderson.
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Decembe r 7, 1976
Taylor:
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We have a visitor that has been very patient tonight. I'll ask
Mr . Anderson now to come forward.
Honorable Mayor, City Councilmen, ladies and gentlemen, my name
is William Anderson and I live at 4981 South Washington. I think
probably some of this is going to be boring to you, but it is
quite interesting to the neighbors in my neighborhood. I don't
know why some people are afraid to come up here and speak to the
Council or talk to you about the problems we have in this city .
I questioned when you fellas went to the retreat and got rid of
the metermaids. I went out the other night to have supper, and
I parked across the street by the First National Bank parking lot.
When I come out a very efficient officer had given me a parking
ticket at 6:25 at night. This is dark. I couldn't even see the
parking sign, but I went back and found it; and I'm guilty and
I will go down and pay my parking fine. I would like to commend
Robert Sawdon, #1041, for being so efficient at 6:25 at night.
I went down the next morning, or Monday morning, and was told
to talk to Sgt. Leydon because I couldn't talk to the captain.
I told him that I thought the patrolmen could spend better time
patroling the streets of Englewood at night than going out and
looking in the blind spots to get a parking violation. In talking
to him he informed me that it is just as much an ability to catch
someone with a parking violation as to catch a big criminal. Now,
in our community the police department is terrible . Most people
don't even call the police. I don't even call them. They broke
my yard light out. They turn on my sprinklers . They turned the
water on into my basement. I'm 69 years and my wife is 65, and
we spent practically half the night cleaning the basement and
taking the rugs out. They cut the hoses. They shoot firecrackers.
They ring the doorchimes. They break the glass and throw the
litter on the lawn. They throw papers on my roof . Cats and
dogs run lose in the neighborhood. The dogcatc her can't catch
them. They threw oil on my wife's car and on t-1iss Walker's car.
We called an officer and all he did was come out and make a note
in his book to patrol it. I don't know what the answer is to all
these crimes. But one thing I do know, I caught three of them
and took one and booted him in the butt so hard he knew he had
it and I told them never to come back again. Now he goes down
the other street, and I think that is the only way to control it.
I would like to know what we are going to do about police
protection . The captain informed me that until all of us
call in, we are going to have to have calls, that they will
not send out a patrol car to take care of that neighborhood.
To go just a little bit further with your parade that day, I
enjoyed it very much . But you had an au xiliary police officer
down there right across from your show band. There was one boy
there about thirteen years old, and another boy about nine years
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(cont.) old; and one was running a movie camera and one was running
a tape recorder. They were trying to get out in the street to take
pictures of the band and tape record this. The auxiliary officer
was putting them back from the street all the time. Somebody with
a two thousand dollar outfit with a long extension on it can get
out in the middle of the street and do what he pleases. He finally
got told off about it, so somewhere along the line the auxiliary
policeman wasn't paying too much attention to our public.
It was quite comical a while ago when a gentleman here was talking
about saving water and that water is the most precious thing we
have. I went down to get a piece of plywood and the firemen on
Belleview had their hose fixed up to the big hydrant with a big
nozzle and were washing the leaves off of their lawn out into the
street. How they picked them up, I don't know. They probably
called a street sweeper up there to pick them up. I am just
reminding you of what is going on. The department heads or
someone is going to sleep and not keeping track of what is going
on. Is there a law where you can sweep your leaves into the
street and expect the city to pick them up at any certain time?
The City will not pick up the leaves at any time?
We just furnish the bags.
Well, I went out for a walk with my wife; and we went over to
Tufts and Pearl and back down. The streets are full of leaves
and the gutters are full of leaves. I stepped out in the gutter
and almost busted myself. The neighborhood is in a terrible
condition as far as I am concerned, as far as leaves and that.
The Street Department .... on Clarkson, as far as I am concerned,
has holes that need to be patched. Every time they patch them
they leave them about an inch higher. It is worse than driving
a truck over it. The last cold spell we had, we went by there,
another neighbor and I, and they were out there in thirty degree
weather because I have a thermometer that gives top and bottom
temperatures all the time. They were out there in thirty degree
weather punching holes out and swabbing it and pouring asphalt.
They would have been better off to sit in by a warm fire somewhere
and forgot those holes.
I went down to the Police Department over here, and I planted
over five thousand trees. I think Mr. Brown can confirm it.
But they have planted trees out there along the walkway that
won't take long before they are overlapping the walk. And one
of them is within three feet of a pipe hole. This is your
streets and park division, that has done the wrong. So this
is another thing that goes in your streets and various other
things, but I don't want to be taking up your time.
The City Manager hired additional personnel, the engineer and
sewage disposal, which I suppose you need. I don't know. The
engineer was supposed to be needed because we didn't have the
personnel to set in the sprinkler system so it would keep from
freezing in the winter time . If so, then we better get rid of
some more in that department.
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Getting back to your golf course, as to what it is going to
cost now, I asked at the Mayor's Coffee why there couldn't be
an amusement tax put on the golf players. They said it couldn't
be done because the ground belongs to Sheridan. Does the ground
belong to Sheridan?
Not where our golf course is.
What?
Englewood owns that ground.
Who does?
Englewood.
But it is in the City of Sheridan.
How come we can't put an amusement tax on the golf players?
It is in the City of Sheridan, but we own the ground.
The City of Englewood can't put an amusement tax on the golf
players, but if I go to bowl or to the show, but if I go to the
golf course I don't have to.
That is up to the Sheridan City Council.
That's what I mean, it is up to the City.
Sheridan City Council.
Right.
Mr. Anderson, there is another answer to what we are saying here.
On the golf course, the City sets the fees for operation. So even
though it is not a tax, it accomplishes what you are asking for,
I think. It would be self-supporting, and I think that is what
I hear. There will be sufficient fees so that it will be self-
supporting and pay for itself. It's just not called an amusement
tax.
Ok. Then I asked if there was going to be a club house, and they
said there was. I seen in the paper where there was going to be
an old house turned into a club house, the way I understand it .
Now in this club house, are you going to serve liquor to these
golfers?
As to the actual operation of the club house, we haven't decided
exactly how it would go, whether it would go through a franchise
operation or whatever. But I am sure that whoever actually
operates the franchise as far as the restaurant portion of it
or beverages, they will want to apply to the City of Sheridan
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(cont.) for a liquor license. I think this is a very common thing,
and even common in municipal courses.
The reason I asked this question is because the City has a law
in your parks where I can't go down and drink a beer . I enjoy
going down and barbequeing a hamburger and drinking a beer.
But a cop comes along and says to turn the bottle up and pour
the beer out. But I can go over to Denver on Ruby Hill over
there and they all drink beer, and there aren't cans laying
around or anything else. So I feel that if the golfers are
going to drink whiskey up there that it should entitle us guys
that drink beer in the parks out here . This is my feelings.
This is all I have to say about that.
Now the paper, you brought up that. en joy it. I like to
find out what's going on in this town, and I don't know how
to find out. The paper is a wonderful thing, but most of the
time the things published is too late for us. It doesn't do
us any good. So some way or another you are going to have to
find some way of getting out information to the citizens in
Englewood.
Now the sewer and that, of course that was my prime object
when I first started to come to the Council, the sewer and
water. The sewer, I guess because of the EPA, the outlying
district is going to pay less for their sewer than the
residents of Englewood.
No, that's not true.
Well, according to the paper, it says Englewood will pay $19.30
instead of $20.00 flat rate; and now Englewood would pay $17.70
instead of $20.00. This comes out of your paper, and it was
created by Mr. Nollenberger, Assistant Manager.
Yes, I think you have to really get into the total way the sewer
accounts are established, though, and how they are funded in
order to understand it. In most of the cases in the sewer
districts that are outside the City, their lines are not
operated and maintained by the City forces. They have a
separate contract which does that. And so because of EPA
rules, we have to figure out what the charge would be minus
the operation and maintenance of those lines and then charge
them accordingly. But in actual terms of dollars and cents,
the flat rate customers in the City of Englewood should have
their fees reduced next year a very small amount . Whereas
the metered customers on the sewer system are going to find
that their fees are increased a slight amount . But basically
they are charged a lesser amount because they pay somebody
else other than the City to operate and maintain their lines .
Therefore, we can't charge them the same amount that we charge
an in-City customer.
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Well then you ought to get involved with the REA and Public
Service and you will learn a lot about what you can charge
somebody to use your services. I think if we are going to
provide a service for outside that they should have to pay
their own way, not the residents of Englewood.
Now some of you think that I moved here just two years ago,
but I have been involved in building here for the past thirty
years. So I know a little bit about what goes on here in
Englewood. But I still question when you say that the outsider
is not going to pay less. I took it out of the paper, and it
was put in the paper by your Assistant Manager. Most of the
sewer taps, at the prices they are being charged for them, at
the end of his notation he says that initially we won't receive
revenue enough to pay the cost of it. So who is going to pay
the rest of the cost? There are only 10,000 of us sewer
residences in Englewood; and there are 17,000 outside of
Englewood.
Are you referring to the new plant, sir? I didn't hear the
first part of your statement, I'm sorry.
Well, in this letter that your Assistant Manager published,
dealing with the raise of $650 or whatever the raises are for
all of them, at the end of it he says initially we won't
receive enough revenue to cover the cost. And there are
10,000 of us in Englewood and 17,000 of them on the outside.
Where are we going to pay all of this? You can sit back
there and laugh, but this is a serious situation; and I am
paying your wages for these answers.
Without questioning my Assistant City Manager and all of the
news releases, I don't know exactly specifically what he was
referring to in those particular remarks. I'm sure the remarks
he made are correct remarks, and he is in charge with dealing
with the newspapers and getting them this information. In
regards to the Bi-C)ty Wastewater Treatment Plant, we try to
charge a tap fee to new customers which will be sufficient to
allow us to pay off the bonds that we sold to build the plant
and to pay for the start up costs -construction, capital
equipment, and so on -that will be necessary to run that
plant. The reason we do this is because we want the new
customer who is causing us to build a new plant in the first
place, to pay off the cost of that new plant. So the current
customer, the customer who has been here for years, does not
have to pay for the cost of that new plant.
Well, I don't understand your line of thinking but maybe it
will work out.
Now the water, I don't know where it's at. Somewhere along the
line you were going to issue a $5 to $7 million bond issue,
which I am 100 % for to get water to some of the outlying districts
that don't have it. But I am sure not in favor of a $5 to $7
million bond issue, and none of the rest of us out there, to
provide water to outside districts.
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The water issue you are referring to is not for water for people
who live outside the city limits of Englewood. The specific
question that Council addressed at their retreat, and they spent
a lot of hours reviewing the water and sewer funds, was in
regards to the problem of low pressure in the south part of
Englewood and the northeast part of Englewood. They asked us
to come up with some type of program early next year which
would deal with handling those pressure problems. I think,
based upon an earlier review, that we are probably talking
about a bond issue or some type of mechanism whereby we are
going to be spending probably in the sums you quoted or maybe
a little bit more. As I have told the Council before, the
problem is not in putting together the expenditures so much
as it is in putting together a revenue structure that is going
to pay for those expenditures. But basically the improvements
are not improvements that Council is making specifically to
serve people who live outside the City. In fact we really
can't serve people who live outside the City without the
approval of Denver because of previous contracts we have.
But the improvements are more specifically related to
improving the water pressure in south and northeast areas
of Englewood, and not for any service outside the City.
I want to go back to your high-rise senior citizens building.
Here again, I quote your Assistant Manager, Karl Nollenberger.
He said that to date we are $13,828 in the red, which could
be lowered if a lower bid would come in. Also, the contractor
spent $25,228 to sink building casings deeper. The overrun
was due to the architect who was unaware ... no, this is a
different contract. But the other overrun was due to the
architect who was unaware that the Englewood height was
sixty-five feet and the building is seventy-three feet
high. And you are going to have to install a communications
system costing $20,000. The generator will be installed for
another $18,600. A pump to add pressure for another $23,723.
And $5,000 for a ceiling to keep the water from dripping below
on the other patios. Somebody is directly at fault with this,
because in all the building we have done we have had to get a
building permit. We have had to get a soil sample on the soil
there by an engineer to tell us where the casings go and how
deep they are going to go. Somebody has fell down here and
somebody should be penalized for it. I don't know what you
paid the architect, 6-10 % for your drawing, I don't know, but
somebody ought to be paying for this. Somebody made a terrible
mistake, whether it is the building inspector, the building
permit, the architect, the city engineer, the city manager, the
mayor, or the Council. Somewhere down the line somebody made
a terrible mistake. And you have a hell of a big overrun.
How you will get the answers to it, I don't know.
My only comment there would be that there were several factors
in dealing with those overruns, Mr. Anderson. Some could have
perhaps been avoided, some perhaps not . When we were dealing
with this whole issue, we had several problems that were
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(cont .) really difficult problems to overcome and there were
many deadlines that we had to meet. We were at one end dealing
with our Housing Authority and the Department of Housing and
Urban Development to try to arrive at a figure on reimbursement
of rental rates which would give us sufficient funds to pay off
the cost of the building and the operation and maintenance of
the buildings. At the same time, we were trying to figure out
what kind of mechanism we could use to pay off the construction
funds or the amounts of money needed to construct the building.
City Council tried going through revenue bonds, and couldn't go
that route because of high interest rates. We had to schedule
an election, a general election, to sell general obligation
bonds. Based upon the advice of our financial consultants,
that election had to be scheduled at an appropriate time in
order to take advantage of good interest rates that existed
at that time.
I understand all that.
In view with all that, plans had to be approved not only by
city people but by federal people and the Housing Authority
and so on, and one unfortunate thing that did happen was
that the architect assumed, wrongfully assumed, that our
high-rise code limitations were the same as the Uniform
Building Code. They are not, however. We have a high-rise
ordinance here which sets a stricter minimum distance than
the Uniform Building Code does. He didn't know that at the
time. Had he known that at the time and included all of
those things in the original bid documents, obviously the
contract would have had to been a higher contract cost to
begin with. Probably not as much as he came back with in
overruns, because, if you are familiar with how contractors
operate on overruns or change orders, they usually charge
more on change orders than they would if they had originally
bid that particular item. But nevertheless, those are items
which were overlooked and probably should have been in the
original bid document which would have made the original
contract higher than we had estimated. Now because of the
amount of money we had coming in from the federal government
and because of the amount of money needed to pay off the
principal and interest on the bonds, we were only able to
set up a 2% contingency. That was a very low contingency
for a project of this magnitude. We are estimating that we
are going to run over, not only our contingency but some
additional funds that the Housing Authority is helping us
out with. But as to the degree of overruns, that is a
question. We had a meeting last week with the Chamber, and
the senior president who works for Johns-Manville had that
same article you have. He told us he was surprised that this
was printed in the newspaper because if his company could
hold projects to that small an overrun they would be very
happy with it. So we get both sides .
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that were made. How come a building permit was issued without
noticing the architects failure between the sixty-five and
seventy-three feet?
We did notice it. That's why this whole thing came up.
How come all this other wasn't entered into it. then. before
you went that far? I don't know. Because we take soil samples
when we do our apartment houses. and when they fail the engineering
company stands all the expenses. They redid the whole thing and
it never cost us a dime. Somewhere along the line somebody has
made a terrible mistake.
I have taken enough of your time. Thank you very much for
your kind consideration. If I have stomped on some toes.
I'm kind of glad of it. Maybe somebody will wake up to some
of the things that need to be done. This is a grand old city
that I like to live in. and I have been here for a long time.
Thank you. Mr. Anderson.
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CITY COUNCIL MEETING
December 20, 1976
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