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1. Minutes.
(a) Minutes of the regular meeting of May 17' 1976.
(Copies enclosed. )
(b) Minutes of the special meeting of May 24, 1976.
(Copies enclosed. )
2. Pre-Scheduled Visitors.
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~Ms. Sharron Frank, Area Planner of the Regional
Transportation District, will be present to
discuss bus shelters in the City of Englewood.
~ Mr. John Criswell, Attorney representing Phil 's
Auto Clinic, 25 East Girard, A B Transmission,
3375 South Lincoln, and C & L Body Shop , 3395
South Lincoln, will be present to discuss relo-
cation assistance. (ol'y f"v .,. ~-'ly t/ .. ~/f.s -F-1~
~Mrs. Janet Wr n, 2160 East Eastman, will b~
present to iscuss a signalized pedestrian
crossing on Floyd Avenu in the vicinity of
Romans Park.
Ms. Norma Wis , own r of Norma' Beer Cone a-
sion , will appe r be ore City Council to reques
pu 11 hearin da e nd b ounda ri es for pe ition
for 3.2 beer lie ns a th proposed location
or 5450 ou h Bro way. (Copies enclos d.)
3 . Public H rin
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3 . Public Hearings (Continued)
(b) srdipa~ce creating Paving District No. 23 in the
ity o Englewood ordering the construction and
installation of street paving, curb and gutter
and sidewalk improvements; appropriating funds
for payment of said improvements; providing for
notice to contractors and other details in con-
nection with the District. (Ordinance and
memorandum from the Director of Public Works
enclosed.)
4 . Communication -No Action Recommended.
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(a) Minutes of the Denver Regional Council of Govern-
ments meetings of February 18, and April 7, 1976.
(Copies enclosed.)
(b) Minutes of the Planning and Zoning Commission
meeting of May 4, 1976. (Copies enclosed.)
(c) Minutes of the Employees Re irement Board meetings
of May 13 and May 26 , 1976. (Copies enclosed.)
(d) Minutes of the Parks and Recreation Commission
meeting of May 13, 1976. (Coipes enclosed.)
(e) Memorandum from the Director of Finance to the
City Manager concerning attendance at the Munici-
pal Finance Offic rs Conference in San Francisco,
California on May 2 through May 6, 1976. (Copies
enclos . )
Communic -Action Recomm nded.
( ) Bowl, 3295 South Broadw y,
ns renewal. (Copies nclosed.)
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May nda ions:
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5 . Communications -Action Recommended (Continued).
Recommendation from the Planning and Zoning Commis -
sion meeting of May 18 , 1976 regarding findings of
facts , conclusions and recommendations concerning
the Marde s en property zoning at 1590 West Tufts .
(Copies enclosed .)
Recommendation from the Water and Sewer Board meeting
of April 20 , 1976 concerning flat rates and metered
service conversions. (Recommendation and memorandum
enclosed .)
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Ordinance on Final Reading.
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O I~l nan l e amending Subsection 2(c) of Chapter 11, T e X , of the 1969 Englewood Municipal Code ,
establishing minimum en al ies for dogs running
at large. (Copies enclosed.)
Bills for Ordinances .
Bill amending Subsection 2(c) of Chapter 11,
1li€fe XI, entitled "Council Salaries," by increas-
ing said salaries for future members of the Engle -
wood City Council, to become effective during that
Council term commencing at 7:30p.m. on the first
Monday after January, 1978. (Copies enclosed.)
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6. City Attorney (Continued).
Resolutions.
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Resolution authorizing the purchase of land on
s outh LifiCo ln Street for the construction of a
Senior Center. (Copies enclosed .)
Resolution naming the Community Room of the Engle -wood Po lic e and Fire Center the E. E. "Ernja"
Anderson Room. (Copies e nclosed .)
Other Matters .
Lease Agreement between the City of Englewood and
Phil Pickell (d/b/a Phil 's Auto Clinic) for a
parking lot loca ed at 20 East Girard. (Copies
enclosed.)
(i) Memorandum from the City Attorney to the Assistant
C1 y Manager concerning motor vehicle and equipment
replacement . (Copies enclosed.)
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Agreement with Public Service Company r o nc~rning
land purchase and road c o nstruction. (Copies
enclo s .. d .)
k) Report on legal action concerning the Liquor Barn
C/ liquor license appli c ation .
(1) Proclama ion decl a ring September 8, 1976 as
National Cancer Day. (Copies enclosed.)
(m) At torn y's Cho i c ..
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8. Other Visitors .
9. General Discussion.
(a) Mayor 's Choice.
(b) Councilmember 's Choice .
10. Adjournment .
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COUNCIL CHAMBERS
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO
May 17 , 1976 J {)...
REGULAR MEETING :
The City Council of the City of Englewood , Arapahoe
County , Colorado , met in regular session on May 17 , 1976 at
7 :30 .m.
Mayor Taylor , presiding , called the meeting to order .
The invocation was given by Reverend Helen Walker of
Esoteric Truth Center , 130 East Girard . The Pledge of Allegiance
was led by Mayor Taylor .
Mayor Taylor asked for roll call . Upon the call of
th roll, the following were present:
Council Members Williams , Severn , Smith , Brown , Mann ,
Clayton , and Mayor Taylor .
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Tn Mayor declared a quor m r sent .
Al o res nt were: City Mana er McCown
Asst . City Manager ollenb rg r
City Attorn y Berardini
Director of Finance/City Clerk James
D uty City Clerk Varner
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COU CILMAI SOVER SECO E
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Ayes : Council Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown ,
Mann , Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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Alan Rice , Chaplan of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post #322 ,
appeared and wa s presented with a proclamation declaring the week
of May 16 , 1976 as Veterans of Foreign Wars Buddy Poppy Week .
COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO ACCEPT THE PROCLArllATION DECLARING THE WEEK OF MAY 16 ,
1976 AS VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS BUDDY POPPY WEEK . Upon a call
of the roll , the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes : Council Member Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown ,
Mann , Clayton , Taylor .
Nays: None .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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Ray Petersburg was present representing the firm of
Henningsen , Durham & Richardson , Inc ., consultin engineers for
the Fire Training Facility project . He report th t eleven bid
were r ceived for Phase I on May 12 , as well as for Al ernat 11
to omi an xternal stairway and Alternate 12 to rov1 e for
san blasting and aint d r ph1cs . Mr . Peter bur r comm
aw r ing h low bid of T . c . Cons r etlan Com any in tt
of 65 ,379 plus Alterna e in h oun of 1 ,3b5 .
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COU CILM Al MA N MOV ED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTIOH TO SET A PUBLIC HEARIHG FOR A 3 .2 BEER LICENSE APPLICA TION
FROM THAD SEELY FOR JUNE 28 , 1976 AT 6 :00 P .M. AND SETTING A SIX
BLOCK BOUNDARY AREA .
COUI~CILMAN SMITH MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED
A MOTION TO AII!END THE ORIGINAL MOTION BY SETTING A TWELVE BLOCK
BOUI DARY AREA . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulte d as
follows :
Ayes : Council Members Williams , Severn , Smith , Brown ,
Mann , Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None .
The Mayor declared the amendment carried .
Upon a call of the rol l , the vote on the original motion
as amended resulted as follows :
Ayes: Council !<!em bers Williams , Severn , mith , Bro wn ,
Mann , Clayton , Tay lo r .
ays: ~one .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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Attorney Eric ~. Furedy was present r r s nting
Ms . Terezia Kesmar 1 , President of the Plantati on , Inc ., dba
The t dio , to request public hearing for ch ng of ocation
from 5020 Sou h Broadw y to 4756 Sou th Br oad w y .
QUI ILMA S. ITH MOVED AID COUICILMA MA ECO OED
A MOTIOJ TO ~ETA PUBLIC HEARIIG FOR A CHA GE >F LOCATION FOR
PLAITATIO , I. C., D A TIE STUDIO , FOR JU E 28 , 7b AT 7 :00
P .M. A1D Sl:: TI A TWELVE BLOC!\ BOUNDARY AREA . U on c 11
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Aye : C nc1 M m er
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COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO RECEIVE THE "COMMUIHCATIONS -NO ACTION RECOMMENDED "
ON THE AGENDA : (a) MIIJUTES OF THE PLANNING A D ZONII G COMMISSION
f-1EETING OF APRIL 20 , 1976 ; (b) MINUTES OF THE LIIlRARY BOARD
MEETING OF MAY 11 , 1976 ; (c) FINANCIAL REPORT FOR THE IV!ONTHS
OF MARCH AND APRIL 1976 .
Councilman Clayton commented on agenda item 3b ,
expressing concern that The Friends are entering discussions
regard i ng a sister city .
Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follo ws :
Ayes : Council Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Bro wn ,
Mann , Clayton , Taylor .
ays : one .
Th M yor eclare the motion carried .
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COUI C Lfo\Al SMITH MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROW! SECO DED
A MOTION TO SET ASIDE AGEHDA ITEH 2e REGARD! G THE TRAHSFER OF
LICEN E FOR Et GLEWOOD LIQUORS UNTIL FURTHER REQUESTED BY THE
PETITIONER . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as
follows:
Ay s : Council ,.,ember Williams , Sovern , mith , Brown ,
Mann , Clayton , Taylor .
Nays: Non
Th Mayor eel red the motion carried .
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Nays : None .
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COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED
A MOTION TO RECEIVE THE FINDINGS OF FACT FROM THE PLANNING AND
ZONING COMMISSION ON CASE #13 -7 6 , REZONING OF AN AREA IN NORTH -
WEST ENGLEWOOD FROM R-1-C SINGLE -FAMILY RESIDENCE TO R-2-C
MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENCE . Upon a call of the roll , the vote
resulted as follows :
Ay es : Council Members Wi lliams , So vern , Smith , Brown ,
Mann , Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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City Attorney Berardini presented an ordinance regard-
ing the Engle wood Dam maintenance agreement . He explained that
changes had been made in the agreement so that full liability is
that of the Urban Drainage and Flood Control District rather than
the City of Englewood .
INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMA!l BROW
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO . 21
SERIES OF 1976
AN ORDinANCE APPROVING THE MAINTENANCE AOREEME T OF Tilt:. E OLEWOOD
DAM BETWEEN THE CITY OF EIGLEWOOD , COLORADO , AtD THE URBA. DRAINAGE
AND FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT .
COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED AID COU ECOI OED
A MOTIOt 'rO PASS ORDI A CE NO . 2 ... , ~ .RI L A DING .
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cost of the improvements is $337 ,800 with the Urban Systems
Highway Program 's share being approximately $236 ,800 and the
City of Englewood 's share being approximate ly $41 ,500 .
INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SMITH
A BILL
FOR AN ORDINANCE CREATING PAVING DISTRICT NO . 23 II THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO , ORDERING THE CONSTRUCTION AND IISTALLATION
OF STREET PAVING , CURB AND GUTTER AND SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS ;
APPROPRIATING FUNDS FOR PAYMENT OF SAID IMPROVEMENTS ; PROVIDING
FOR NOTICE OF COHTRACTORS AND OTHER DETAILS IN CONNECTION WITH
THE DISTRICT .
COUNCILMAN SMITH MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO PAS ON FIRST READING A BILL FOR AN ORDINANC E CREATING
PAVING DISTRICT NO . 23 IN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO , ORDER-
ING THE CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALLATION OF STREET PAVING , CURB AND
GUTTER AI D SIDEWALK Il4PROVEMENTS ; APPROPRIATING FUNDS FOR PAYr4EI T
OF SAID IMPROVEMENTS ; PROVIDING FOR NOTICE OF CONTRACTORS A!D OTH~R
DETAILS IN CONNECTION WITH THE DISTRICT ; AND SETTING A PUBLIC HEAR -
ING FOR JUNE 7 , 1976 . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted
as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Williams , Severn , Smith , Brown ,
Mann , Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None .
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Ayes : Council Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown ,
Mann , Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None .
The Mayor declared the motion carried.
INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN CLAYTON
A BILL
FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SUBSECTION 2(c) OF CHAPTER 11 , TITLE XI ,
OF THE 1969 E GLE WOOD MU ICIPAL CODE , ESTABLISHI G MINIMUM PEJALTIES
FOR DOGS RUNNING AT LARG~.
COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AHD COUNCILMAJ.I SMITH SECO OED
A MOTION TO PASS ON FIRST READI JG A BILL FOR A J ORDINAllC~ AMENDI G
SUBSECTIOJ.I 2(c) OF CHAPTER 11 , TITLE XI , OF THE 1969 E GLEWOOD
MUNICIPAL CODE , ESTABLISHIIG MINIMUM Pc ALTIES FOR DOGS RU~ I~G
AT LARGE .
Co ncilman Mann recommended that a record be kept of
warnin s . Co ncilman Smith stated that he feels the animal wardens
are too lenient in giving out warnings rather than citations .
City Attorney Berardini suggested inviting Judge
Swearingen to meet with City Co neil to discuss the fines and
circumstanc s involved with this problem .
Co ncilrnan Severn sta d he still feels th fin s are
too low for s cond and hird convictions .
Uron call o f the rc 1 , the vote resu ed as o ow :
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COUNCILMAN SMITH MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED
A MOTION TO INVITE JUDGE SWEARINGEN TO A STUDY SESSIO AT HIS
EARLIEST CONVENIENCE TO DISCUSS THE DOG PROBLEMS . Upon a call
of the roll , the vote result ed as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Williams , Severn , Smith , Brown ,
Mann , Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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City Attorney Berardini presented a resolution of
intent to create Sidewalk Improvement District No . 76 . He
requested that City Council set a period of time in which the
assessments are to be paid in installments and to establish
an interest rate on the unpaid installments .
RESOLUTION NO . 22 , SERIES OF 1976
A RESOLUTION DECLARING THE INTENT OF THE CITY COU CIL OF THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO , TO CREATE AN IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
IN SAID CITY , TO BE KNO~i AS SIDE ALK IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
NO . 76 ; ADOPTING DETAILS AND SPECIFIC ATIONS THEREFOR ; ESTAB -
LISHING A DATE AND PLACE FOR A PUBLIC HEARING UPON THE CREATION
OF SAID DISTRICT ; AND ORDE RIUG PUBLICATIO! AND MAIL! G OF NOTICE
THEREOF TO THE OWNERS OF PROPERTY TO BE ASSE SED ITHI THE
DISTRICT .
COUNCILMAN MA t MOVED Al D COU CILMAt 'MITH ECOf DE
A MOTION TO PASS RESOLUTIO 0 . , SERIES OF • 7b , WI TH THE
ASSESSMENTS PAYABLE IN FIVE YEAR AT b 1/2% INTEReST; AtD
SETTING A PUBLI C HEARING FOR Jtn E 8 , 76 AT 8 :00 P .M.
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City Attorney Berardini presented a resolution approving
the agreement between the City of Englewood and the State Depart -
ment of Highways for Federal Aid Urban System Project M-7354(3).
This project is for improvements to Dartmouth Avenue from Zuni
Street to U.S . 85 in the City of Englewood .
RESOLUTION NO . 23 , SERIES OF 1976
A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE AGREEMENT rlETWJ:.EN THE CITY OF E WLJ:.WOOD
AND THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS , DIVISION OF HIGHWAYS , STATE
OF COLORADO , RELATING TO FEDERAL AID URBAN SYSTEM PROJECT M-7354(3),
DARTMOUTH AVENUE FROM ZUNI STREET TO U.S . 85 , CITY OF EHGLEWOOD .
COUNCILMAN SMITH MOVJ:.D AHD COUNCILMAN MAH .SI:.CO OED A
MOTION TO PASS RESOLUTION 1W . 23 , SERIES OF 1976 .
Councilman Mann inquired if the improvements proposed
are all in the City of Englewood . Councilman Severn responded
that improvements at Robinson Brick Company are out of the City
limits , but that the City of Denver is contributing out of their
share of Urban Systems money towards this project .
Upon a call of the r oll, 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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COUNCILMA SOVER! MOVE A D COUNCILMAN CLAYTO SECONDED
A MOTION TO AUTHORIZE THE MAYOR TO ION A PROCLAMATION DECLARI G
THE WEEK OF MAY 15 THROUGH 21 , 1976 AS "THE COMJolU! ITY ARTS SYMPhO Y
ORCHESTRA WEEK". Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as
follows:
Ay Council Mem rs 1 1 m • Sov rn, Sm1tt , Brown , M nn , Cl yton, T ylor.
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City Manager McCown presented a memorandum from the
Director of Public Works to the City Manager recommending the
installation of full signalization at the intersection of Girard
and Clarkson . By using a span-wire installati on and some items
from stock , the installation could be done for $6 ,500 .
COUNCILMAN MANN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED
A MOTION TO ACCEPT THE RECOMMENDATION FROM THE PUBLIC WORKS
DEPARTMENT AND TO INSTALL FULL SIGNALIZATION AT THE INTERSECTION
OF CLARKSON AND GIRARD . 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 from the
Chief of Police to the City Manager concerning barking og
problems and stray ogs in th City .
Councilman Sm1 h re u sted that more ffort be rna e
to locate the owners of dog wi h rab1e tags that ar icke up .
Councilman Mann sta ed that ca shoul o be covered un er th
City 's nimal control or in nee .
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survey of twelve area cities for mayor , mayor pro -tem , and council members .
Mayor Taylor pointed out that the money paid to
elected officials is to off-set expenses involved . Councilman
Sm ith stated that the salaries should be increased to encourage
future people to run for office . Councilman Mann stressed the
fact that no member of the present Council will receive the
increase and that it would not go into effect until 1977 .
COUNCILMAN SMITH HOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED
A MOTION TO DIRECT THE CITY ATTORNEY TO PREPARE A BILL FOR AN
ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE FOLLOWING SALARIES : MAYOR -$275/month;
MAYOR PRO -TEM -$225/month ; COUNCIL MEMBERS -$175/month . Upon
a call of the roll , the vote resulted a s follows :
Aye s : Council Members Smith , Brown , Mann , Clayton .
Nays: Council Members Wil liams , Sovern , Taylor .
The Mayor declare the motion carried .
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Manager 1-tcCown presented a memorandum from the
Manager to the City Manager concerning Emerson
r commen ed that this rea be developed for a
the plantin of grass and a sprinkler system for
15 ,000 .
COUNCILMA BRO I MOVED D COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED
A MOTIOI THAT CITY COU CIL ACCEPT AND IMPLEMENT THE RECOMMENDATI O
FROM THE THREE COMMISSIO MEM E PRESENT AT THE U OFF ICIAL MEET -
ING OF THE PARKS A D RECREATIOI COMMISSION LAST WEEK THAT CITY
COUNCIL APPROPRIATE FU D I ~DIATELY SO THAT THE SPRINKLER SYSTEM
CA BE !!STALLED AND GRAS A D REES PLATED I THIS AREA AS SOO
AS POSSIBLE , THE MONEY TO COME FROM UlAPPROPRIATED FUNDS; AND
THAT THE PARKS A D RECREATIOt DEPARTMENT INVESTIGATE THE POSSIBIL-
ITY OF U I G A STURDIER J:ATURE RASS .
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City f.1anager McCown presented a memorandum concerning an application for an E .P .A. grant for a 20 1 Facility Plan for
chlorine and ammonia toxicity reduction investigation from the
discharges at the sewer plant . He stated that the application
for funds needs to be sent in to the Colorado Water Quality
Control Commission . He also explained that E .P .A. requires
a resolution authorizing the City Manager to sign and execute
all official documents in behalf of the City of Englewood .
RESOLUTION NO . 24 , SERIES OF 1976
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AN APPLICATION FOR AI E .P .A. GRAJT
(STEP I -201 FACILITY PLAN -CHLORINE AND AMMONIA TOXICITY
REDUCTIOJ./ IaTVESTIGATION) AND AUTHORIZI G THE CITY MA1AGER TO
EXECUTE ALL OFFICIAL DOCUI1ENTS IN BEHALF OF THE CITY UF ENGLEWOOD RELATING THERETO .
COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS MOVED AND COUNCILMA BROW!
SeCONDED A MOTION TO PASS RESOLUTION NO . 24 , SERIES OF 197b .
Councilman Smith noted that he is in objection to this as an example of mandated costs to a city .
Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes : Council Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown , Mann , Clayton , Taylor .
Nays: one .
The Mayor eclared th motion carrie
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COUNCILMA MAN MOVED AND COUUCILMAN RO ~~ SECO DED A MOTION TO RECEIVe THE AUDIT LETTER FOR 1975 FROM H!:.PHcRD
A D COMPANY, I c. U on a c 11 of the rol , the vote resulted s follow :
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collecting tax on food . He also stated that the 7-11 Stores
often refuse to give a receipt , or a dated receipt or a receipt
with their name on it . Mr . Brown cited some examples that he
and his neighbors have experienced , and he submitted some
receipts to Council as proof . f.layor Taylor stated that this
information would be investigated.
Maurice Merlin , 3688 South Sherman, was present and
stated he is pleased that Council is taki ng action regarding
stray dogs . Mr . Merlin suggested that the monthly financial
reports be published in the Englewood Her ald Sentinel . He
presented some questions r egarding allocated funds , which were
answered by the City f1anager .
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Mayor Taylor commented that the Council retreat was
very worthwhile . He thanked the staff members who were there
and presented information .
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COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED
A MOTION THAT THE CITY STAFF BE AUTHORIZED TO PARTICIPATE IN THE
GATHERING OF INFORMATION AND SO FORTH AS NEEDED FOR COUNCILMAN
SOVERN 'S PARTICIPATION IN THE COLORADO COUNCIL ON EMERGENCY
MEDICAL SERVICES AND THE EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES ADVISORY
COUNCIL . 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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COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS MOVED AND COUNCILMAt SOVERN SECO 01:.0
A MOTION TO ADJOURN . Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted
as follows:
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'l'ht' t•y 1 "I 11• il of t .le C:ity nf' Engle ·!<•ot1 , Arapahoe
Cnu ty , nlnY' O", IT!('~ in l'tblll:.l.J' ,pr;f;1nn on r~ay 17, 19 76 ;~t.
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Jl1ayor 't'aylor, n•. !dine;, rrtlJPd thP meetinp; to nrder .
Th~> i t.:ro catior ~.< ~· g iven by R 'Verend lk l n Walkc>r of
Ls o tcr c '!'r11t. c• 'nt.r>". 1 0 En· Clirarcl. Thf PJ r rlr;f> nf AJJ f'giance
w '' lt. d b y JI1 ElY Ol' Tay 1 r ,. •
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the roll , th.._ o llow1nt; ~Jc rr r 'P!l t.:
C :) ne il Mf'tnl.C l'J \d l ' s, S v rn , Smith , Brown , t4ann ,
Clay on , and Hay o i' Ta Jor .
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COUNCILMAN MANN MOVI'"D AJm r:O!INCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO SET A PUBLIC HEARI~G FOR A 3 .2 BEER ~TChNSh APPLICATION
FROM THAD SEELY FOR JUNE 28 , 1976 AT 6 :00 P .M. AND SETTING A SIX BLOCK BOUNDARY ARFA.
COUNCILMAN SMITH MOVED A1W COTJNCILMAN BRO WN SECONDED
A MOTION TO AMEND THE ORIGINAL MO'l'IO!l HY SETTING A TWELVE BLOCK
BOUIDARY AREA. Upon a call of the roll , the votP resulted as follows:
Ay es: Council Members Williams , Severn , Smith , Brown, Mann, Clayton, Taylor .
Nay s : None .
The Mayor declar d the amendmPnt rarried.
Upon a ca l of the roll , the vote on the original motion
as amended r sulted as follows :
Ayes: Council Hem ers Williams , SovPrn , Smith , Bro wn, Mann , Clayton , Taylor .
Nays: None .
The Mayor declared he motion carried.
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Attorney Erick ~. Furedy was present rPpresenting
Ms . Terezia Kesmarki , Presid nt of the Plantation Inc ., dba
The Studio, to request a public hearing for a chang of location
from 5020 Sou h Broadway to 4756 South Br oadway.
COUNCILMAN S ITll MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN St.CONDED
A MOTION TO SET A PUBLIC HEARING FOR A CHANGE OF LOCATION FOR
PLANTATION , INC ., DBA THE TIIDIO , FOR .TIINE 28 , 1976 AT 7:00
P .M. AND SETTWG A TWELVE BLOCK BOUNDARY ARr:A. Upon c ll
of the roll, th vot e resul s follow~:
Ayes : Council
Mann , Cl yto , T vlor .
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Cnu ty , o ln r> ri ". 'Jl r ~ i l'• g1Jla1' r>P;;R 1nn o n ay 'T, ~9 76 :'l . 7 :30p .m.
Jl1ayor 't\lylor , ro•, i ii n c;, c:A.J J "'j thP mee tinr:; o order .
ThP i ! ;o catio . ~~ ~ c;ivon by r ver nd H0 l n Walker o f
Esoteric Tr11 t. c nt;rP. J '(1 T·.· ~t r.trarrl . 'T'I 11 PJ c dr;P n f Allegianc e
wa s led by May o1· 'l'ay ·l "''.
Ma y o 'nylor a ·;k vd f'or rolJ ,. 11 J. Upon tht) cal o f
the roll , thl. f <~llOW1ll f \•i Cl'~ l' r p"l .:
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Clay on , and Ma yor Taylor .
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Ayc!s : C:ouncil Hemb••'~"r-t W1ll1am:o., 3uvt.rn , Smith, n:ro wn ,
Mann , Claytou , ~ ;ilor.
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Alan J: ~.~. Chaplan of VeterRns of Foreign Wars Post #322 ,
appearetl and Ha: '''esente with a pror'J nrnation declaring the week
of May 16, lS,'{) . ; Veterans of Foreign Wars Buddy Poppy Week .
COUt!GlJ ftAN MANN tJIOVhD AND GOlTNC'ILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO fo.GGJ~~ r 'l'HF PROC:T.Arii ATTON DECLARING THE WEEK OF MAY 16 ,
1976 AS VETERAN[: et~ FOREIGN WARS RTJDDY roppy WEEK . Upon a call
of the roll , tilC' vote result d n::; follow :<:
Aycs: c .-unc il •·lemb .rf, Willi;unR, ::;r,.rern , • mi th, Brown ,
Mann , Claytol•, '!."lor .
Nays: lone .
Th e 1t1' Jr eclared ht~ mot1 em c rr1Pd .
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Ray Pet r::;burg was r sent r pr senting the firm of
Henningsen , Du .~~ m RichardHon, Inc ., consul ing ngine rs for
th e Fire ~acility pr J rt. H reported hat elev n bids
were rl!c ive fo •· 'h :.:. I on May 12, a WE'll as for Alternate Nl
to omit n extert 1 stairw y and AltPrnatP. #2 o p'~"o 1rt for
sandblas in n inte n' pi 1 r ". Mr , P ter bt' '~"I commend d
ring the low 1 of',', r:mstrucUon C:ompa11y in th amoun
65,379 plus 1 .... r tr-!I 1 th amoun o $J, -As .
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FROM THAD SEELY FOR JUNE 28 , 1976 AT 6 :00P .M. t,, BLOCK BOUNDARY ARFA .
COUNCILMA N SMITH MOVED A1W COlllJCILMAN BROW! SECOI DE
A MOTION TO AMEND TH E ORIGINA , r.,OTIOJJ ]jy SETTING A TWELVE BLOCK
BOUNDARY AREA . Upon a call of the r oll , the votP resul e as follows:
Ayes : Council Members William R, Severn , Smith , Brown , Man n, Clayton , Taylor.
Nays : None .
The Mayo r declared th e amendmP t narried.
Upon a call of the roll , the vote on the original motion as amend e d r esulted as follows :
Ayes: Council Mem ers Wi lliamR , SovPrn , Smi t h , Brown , Mann , Clayton , Taylor .
Nays: None .
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Attorney Erick h . Furedy was present rPpresenting
Ms . Terezia Kesmarki , President of the Plantation, Inc ., ba
Th tudio , t o r quest a public hearing for a chang of loca ion
from 5020 South Broadway to 4756 South Broadway.
COUNCILMAN SMITH MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN Sl:.CONDED
A MOTION TO SET A PUBLIC HEARING FOR A CHANGE OF LOCATION FOR
PLANTATIOIJ , INC ., DBA TH E STIIDJO , FOR .TIT E 28 , 1976 AT 7:00
P .M. AND SETTIIJG A TWELVE BLOCK BOUND4RY A RF.A. Upon a call
of he roll , the vot e resul n~ s fo llowR:
Ayes: Council M mb r Williams, SovP.rn , Smith , Brown, Mann , Cl yto , T vlor .
Navs: None.
Th M yor d clar r. rrie .
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or lie r for En wood Liquors nc .,
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CC"';JC Lf•'llN f·1ANJ.i r• WJ .. l JINIJ C!Oii!Jr.TLMAN SOVERN SECO NDED
A Wl'~ION 'J'O l\1•,,', \tli 'J'llE "r,,. TlliHr:.A'T'Tnr~.'' NO ACTIO! RECOfvillfEN DED "
Oil Til~ JIO'.Nl1fl: ; A) ~I I IHJ'1'L. · 1~ THJ·: PLArmiNG AND ZOIJIIJG COMMISSI ON
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.... J, ; ) l'JIJ/\i~eTIIT. P~PO 'T' H1R 'I'HE 1>10NTIIS J. 1J'(6 .
r.-,llt n< 11 ll f'layj;,) I llni1InP.Ilt.f'ri "" Rgcnrla item 3b ,
ox. r : ~· 'ng c I! 1, · hnt. The> f.'P1ends a:rP P.nte r•1 n g di s cussions r egarding a si. 1.. r· :j 1 y .
Upon t ' 1 1 of tIt' •·oJ l , t.h,~ vnt.P respl t.P rl as foll o ws :
1\ye··:
Mann , Cla:,.tr>l!, • • •ill•! ''"ri' W11]1 Ams , Snvr,.n , S mi th , Brown ,
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COUNCILMAN ~OVERN f·10VED AND COUNCILMAN MA.NIJ SECONDED
A MOTION TO RECEIVE THE FIHDINGS OF FAC'l' FROM THE PL ANNING AND
ZONING COMMISSION ON CASE f/13 -7 6 , REZONING OF AIJ AREA IN NORTH -
WEST ENGLEWOOD FROM F-1-C SINGLE -FAMILY RESIDENCF. TO R-2-C
MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDeNCE . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Will i ams , Sovern , Smith , Brown , Mann , Clayton , Taylor .
Nays: None .
The Mayor declared the mo ion carried.
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City Attorney Berar ini presented an ordinance regard-
ing the Englewood Dam maintenance greem nt . He explAined that
changes had •Pn mRc'l 1n 1.he ajl;r m nt so that. f t,,l liabili y is
that of the Urban Drainage and Flood Control District rath r than the City of Englewood .
INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUHCILMAN BROWN
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. 21
SERIES OF 1976
AN ORDINAUCE APPROVING THE MAI!T ANCE AGREEMENT 0 Tlit. l::NGLEWOO
DAM BETWEEN THE CITY OF El LEWOOD, COLORADO, AND THE URBAN DRAINAGE AND ~1000 ONTROL DT RICT .
A MOTION
Upon a c
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OVEO I 0 COU CILMA WTI LIAMS ECO!lOED
ORO! ANCE 0. 21 , SERIES OF 1976 , lN FI1AL READING .
he vo r Aul rt to 1tw
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cost of the improvemen t s is $337 ,Bnn ~:t[. th e UrbRn SyRtems
Highway Program 's shnro bejng apprnx rrn1 ,t;l y $236 ,800 and the
City of Englewood 's rh ·•r ~ beinr.; apnrr• .•lC:>1;ely $41 ,500 .
TNTRODUCED AS A BILL BY CI)U"JCILJilAN IIJ'J 'll
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FOR AN ORDINANCE CREAT.!TG PAVING T1l, "'hTt.l t-0 . 23 TJII THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO , OPJ"'EHHG THE C OIJ:)'J I ;l!l:'IION AND INSTALLAT I ON
OF STREET PAVING , CUFB AHI' JUTTER AND f"i1 'WALJ< IMPROVEMENTS ;
APPROPRIATING FUNDS FOR PAY;;JEN'I' OF ~ \. r• HIPROVEMENTS ; PROVIDING
FOR NOTICE OF CONTR ACTORS A D O'T'HF F DT 'J'J\ 1 LS TN CONNECTION WITH
THE DISTRICT .
COUNCILMAN S~UT11. MOV E D IHJD r.r llil .JLT4AN SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO PASS ON FIRST READ n G A 1\TJ.T. FOR AN ORDINANCE CREATIN G
P AVING DISTRICT tiO . 23 lH THE Cl ! 0 1•' ~H:LEWOOD , COLORADO , ORDE R-
ING THE CONSTRUCTION ANtl J NST.II LLA'J 10:1 OF ~iTR ET PAVI W , CURB AND
GUTTER Aim SIDEWALK INPROVLME N'l'"; A P"T I lPHT_/I'T'IHG FllNDS FOR PA Yr<tEHT
OF SAID IMPROVET4ENTS ; PROVIDI i<l J?(J' JJ\'". !': OF CO ~TRACTORS AND OTHER
DETAILS I CONtJEC:TION lHTi1 TIIL TII~1 R G:'; fjD SETTING A PUBLIC HEAR -
ING FOR JUNE 7 , 1976 . llp•m a o.ll o · 1 h• J·oll , the vote resulted
as fo l lows :
Ayes: CouPe 11 ll<'mb c r-::-vl jl 1; ;'11 :., f>over , mi th, Brown ,
f4ann , Clayton , T~ylot .
Nays : Nont..
The Jl1ayor d e c uu•c t t• • t t; 0 1 ' n rrJ c'l ,
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Ay s : Council Mem h• •. \'/illiam·. OVf~,~~. Smith, Drown , Mann , Clayton, Taylor .
Nay s : None .
The Mayor decl d l 'ed 1.h mnt. 1 n11 carritd.
INTRODUCED A ' A BILL BY COUN . 1 !.'lf1 I r'J.AVTON
A BJT.i.
FOR AN ORDINANCE. AMENDil G SUBS Er."'ION ?(c) OF C!-IA Fl'ER 11 , TITLE XI ,
OF THE 1969 E GLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE, E~TABLIS.iiNG MINIMUM PENALTIES FOR DOGS RUNNING AT LARG~.
COUNCILMAN CLAYTON WW m A 1m r.OUNCIL·>I 1\IJ SMITH SECONDED
A MOTION TO PASS ON FIRCT READJ 1 •i A lllLL FOR A l ·R DINAUCE AMENDING
SUBSECTION 2(c) OF CHAPTER 11, Tr'l'LL XT, OF TH •, 196 9 ENGLEWOOD
MUlHCIPAL CODE , ESTABLIShi!iG MTIHM!Jr1 Pr.J'iALTU.~ •'C1R DOGS RU•JlH11G AT LARGE .
Councilman Mann recommend d chat a rP~r hP k pt of
warnings . Councilman Smi h s a cd th<lt hP fPf';~ t he animal wardens
are too lenient in giving ou WP nings rather t n c1ta ions .
City Attorney Berardjn1 Au CP3ted in\j <i ng Judge
Swearingen to meet with City C01n1c il to discuf f he fines and
circumstances involved with thiR rwoblem .
Councilm n Severn i'tR ••rl ht! till fe f 1 too low for econd and third convir:tinns. thf' fine::; are
Upon a ctll of he T'O I 1 1 th l' vnt.P. .follo ws:
Aye a : o un cil H m er w ll1ams nv •' , M nn , Cl y on, T yln . n1th , Brown,
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COUNC ,flPI~ SMITH MOVED ANn COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED
A f>10TION TO 1 NV L"f •, ,IIJDGE SWEARINGEN TO A STUDY SESSION AT HIS
EARLIEST COl IIF J 1' ll::F TO DISCUS~ 'J'HF. DOG PROBLEMS. Upon a call
of th r olJ , Llw vo r esu l Pd an folJ o ws:
fly•. : ( Ollnc-il Memb(>r Williams , So v e rn, mith , Brown , Mann, C'layt .~ .• , '·1:-lo"'.
Ndy:; : I one .
The !·l~yo r C.eclared the motion carried.
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Cit) Atto rney U c rai~ini presented a ~Asnlu ion of
intent to cre a t <' ~ jf1Pwalk ImrrnvemP.nt District No. 76 . He
requested hat •' t .Y Counc 11 r et a pPrior'l of t 1 JTlf' j n which the
assessments ate t c be paid i1 1 inRtallrnents and to establish
an interest rat • c n the unpaid installments .
RESOLUTIO 0 . !.', SERIE OF 1976
A RESOLIJTTnn r.c; .r RHr r. 'l'Hf. Til'l'F:N'l' OF 'l'fiE GJ'I'Y C'Olii-JCJL OF THE
CITY OF EU rLE )[), COLORADO, TO C:RF A'J'E AN IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
IN SAID CITY, To !-E K OWU AS SIDEWnK IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
NO. 76; ADOPT Nl lErAILS AUD SPECJPICATIONS THEREFOR; ESTAB -
LISHING A DrtTE ,\N I PLACE FOn II P11BLIC HEARING UPON THE CREATION
OF SAID DI TR G '; AND OR )f•RJ1 G PUBLICATION AND MAILI G OF NOTICE
THEREOF TO PHE "~WfER OF F'IlO•ERTY TO BE ASSE SED WITHIN THE TH~T!HC"''.
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'0. ;", JI:.RIES OF 76 , WI H THE
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I .T tll,J : ,> ' 1'}76 AT R : 00 p .M.
MnVI Il TO AMEN!) 'i'l!E MOTION TO
F 'i!IE A' E.'SME .TS . Th mo i o n
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City Attorney Berardini presented a resolution approving
the agreement between the City of Englewood and the State Depart-
ment of Highways for Federal Ajc1 Urban SystP.m Prnj 0c1. ~1-7354(3).
This project is for impro Pments to Dartmouth AvPnUP rrom Zuni
Street to U.S . 85 in the r.tty of Eng l ewood.
RESOLUTION NO . 23 , SERIES OF 197o
A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE AGREEMENT rlETWE.EN THE CITY OF" F.IWLJ:.WOOD
AND THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAY , DIVISION OF HTnHWAYS , STATE
OF COLORADO , RELATING TO FEDERAL AI ~oRRJIN SYSTnl PHOJEC'l' M -73~4(3),
DARTMOUTH AVENUE FROM 7,U, "" • T E ·T TO U . '. 85, ("T':·' 0R EIWLEWOOD .
COUNCILMAN SMITh NOVE .Il AI . :U iriT.MAN f· ~ ,J), ;;J:.CDrWED A MOTI~ TO_JASS RE£eW-TI 01 ~~ 23 , SERIE o_F_l_'l_7_t_. ___ _
Councilman Mar.n inq 1r a j f he 1m r cvlmr nt :--proposed
re all in the City of En lewood. Cou r.1lman "C•VEt·n rr>Rpond ed
that improvements at Robinson Brjc Cum any arc· out. o' the City
limits , but that Lhe City of D nv r is contri Lting ouL of their
share of Urban SystemR money owards 1.~ '7 M
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Upon a call of he r oll th e v ·t~ r e:m .t .• cl a~ fo.J.~-..._--J
Ay~~-~'Wl~-LJ:U:<!!!bers Williams, ~nv rn, :>llli tt1, Brown , Clayton, Taylor .
Nay R: None.
The Mayor d clared the mot1rm cnrr1f'c
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THE WEEK OF MAY 15 THROUOJ t ?.1 1 1J7t.
ORCHEST RA W • EK ". Upon a , J 1 c•f th fo1 ows:
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City Manager McCown pr E~ent .•·•l " mr'"lt•L'andum from t .hP.
Director of 1J1Jh) ic Horks to t 1w (:j ty l.,RrtAC:~"'r ""Commending t.he
installation of full signaliz:1.1.ior at 1.hP in1-.r>rsection of Oirard
and Clarkson. By using a span --.~•rf> 1 np 1;f!ll.At.inn and some 1tems
from stock , the installation cou ~c be done fn~' $6 ,500 .
COUNCILMAN MANH MOVEn 1\l\D CntJJK!l ,M I\11 CLAYTON SECONDED
A MOTION TO ACCEPT THE REC:OMMEII ,)f\.110!J T•'HO'I • lr. PUBLIC WORKS
DEPARTMENT AND TO INSTALL FULL .;-(NI\T.1 7.fi 'P II A'l' THE INTERSECTION
OF CLARKSON AND GIRARD . Upon a .•;-I 1 r •f tra rn ll , the vote
resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council tlcmb e l
Mann, Clayton, Taylor.
•1ll iRT'1;', ve rn Smith, Brown,
Nays: None .
The Mayor declared t
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City Manager McCown p t ente a mf randum
Chief of Police to the City Man .,;. r cor.C'0. n:ln~ bark1n
problema and stray dogs in the r y.
Councilman
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surv e y of t welve area cities fop mayor , ma y or pro -tem , A.nd
council members .
Mayor Taylor pointed c 11 1, t.hat the money paid to
elected officials is to off-set e •:penses involved. Councilman
Sm i t h sta t ed that the salaries :o;hould bP. increased to encourage
futu r e p eople to run for office . Counci l man Mann stressed the
f ac t that n o member of the presen1. Counc i l will rece i ve the
i nc r ease a n d t hat it would not g~ into effect until 1977 .
COUNCILMAN SMITH f-10VED 1\ND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED
A MO TION TO DIRECT THE CITY ATTONEY TO PREPARE A BILL FOR AN
ORDIN ANCE ADOPTING THE FOLLOWING ., LILARlES: HAY OR -$275/month;
MAYOR PRO-TEM -$225/month ; COU~!:IL MEMBERS -$175/month . Up on
a call of the roll , the v ote res••lted as follows:
Ayes : ouncil MemberR 3mith, Brown, Marm , Clayton .
Nays: Council Members Willi1 ms , Sov rn, Taylor .
The Mayor declare d he Motion carried .
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Man ger McC o wn r , nted a memorandum from the
Manager t o th e City Mana~er concerning Emerson
r e commen e d h t t.~.is RT' a be developed for a
the plantin• o f gr n ss and a sprinklPr system for
15,000.
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Cit.Y !1anar;er McL'own 1 ;'c::Jen tc a emorandum cnncrrning
an a!)plica itn for an E .r.r. l''l' nt for a )()1 ii'ar:llH.y Plan for
chlorine '1n ammC'nia tox:. •, 1 ~· rc tiur:t. nn i1 ve:.;ti at. inn from the
discharges at hP :>cwcx I J·, 11 • II Rt.::~. ,Pd t.ha t.hP applica 1 on
for f und t; needs o br ser I r to the Coc c rado Water uality
Contr ol Cof!\!lli:.;sion. l!e <l:O ,')Cr 1.::~.1ne that r;.r.A. require::J
a resolution authorizinr \I e c':lty Manag r " si(;n and ex c-u .e
Rll official d.C'cPment"' ll • l rr f nf thP Ci y of l:.nglewoo •
RESOLUTION H~ 24 , SEnT~. (0 ••76
A RESOLUTIOl< AUTI!ORIZIH<l '1 r ·.Jr.ll.'l'JC\N FOR AI~ 1'-"·A· GRANT
(S'rEP I -20 l FACILITY 1'1.,.1 •• C LORINE 1\ND AM~10NIA TO ICITY
REDUCTIOll I. i~STTt:II'T'T• :n 1 P ll c'HO RTZli~G TilE CITY !1\ANAGER 'J'O
EXECUTE ALL Ofl< 1 ':IAl, DOci\ 1 •ll rlLliALF OF THE CITY OF
EHGLEWOOD R •,LAT icl · THEHE l.
COllllC II MAl-l W1lo 1M !< OVED A!ln r.m!Nr. ILI'IA N RROWtl
SECONDED MOTIOI TO PA;,; ll• ·I 1ICJOH c~O. ?4 , SER[ES OF 1976 .
Col.1Ci nan Sn.i .t1 11 '"'\that h~ is 1n ol.lject..lon .o
this a3 n e. tn!l e of "' 1 a • ·oft · to :1 ci y .
e .. ::1 l ed as fn)] 0\'IS:
U! n a <''ill or 1' l ' '\..tf 0
Aye::;: CllUll ' f., il ~amn . sovt:;rn , !jrl1 h, urown ,
Mann , Cl y toll , 'I ylol'.
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> ·;, 1 rr-fu .:e ;·.o ~~ivc a rrv,~~n:., nr · 1-'1tPd '"~eipt or a receipt
t·:·u th c i.r na''10 on i.t . fh , '~r"m r. -~ .• yl ~n m p v"~np Jr~ that he
.,. i •,t~ >11'1 r.;h''"',...., h .'1"" '~" n":-· r-nC'ed , ,,,rl hr ~-llhmit crl f.nn~
1'• r i"lt::: to l~nlln t•J.l o::; prn" f'. T•layo 'T'.<t~'l f11" ··tr~t.."'d th 'lt th i.s
· •.fn,..ma t ion wml rl be invr p t i r;r tr•ti .
Mau!"icc ~erlin, {f ~ • Snut,
:.''"d he i:> pleasP.d t.hal Ccun .il 1 :
. '.y lor,s . ill", Me rl in ::-'l;f"<~: ".c~•i f '
• 1 '"ts be-! publir;hed in tile f. r; •'Nn'
. •.ll t.C'd nornc que a tion s re ;..... i · 1g ,
.. · ew•d by the City f.1anar ~l'.
M:wor Taylor cc-•nr nl • l 1;1J~
'/Orthwhi: c. He th::< "' ,, ' 1 e;1
·' •l rre"• nted inform(ltinn.
1\vr-;:;: r: uncil
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Unt1 n~ :·~tion regarding
t f.J .,, , ont.hly financ i a l
H-:1·nlrl Sentinel. He
1 ne-tted funds , which were
t l>P Co mcil retreat wa s
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO
May 24 , 1976 I b.
SPECIAL MEETING :
The City Council of the City of Englewood , Arapahoe
County , Colorado , met in special session on May 24 , 1976 at
7 :30 p .m.
Mayor Taylor , presiding , called the meeting to order .
The invocation was given by Mayor Pro Tern Clayton .
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Taylor .
The Mayor asked for roll call . Upon the call of the
roll , the following were present :
Council Members Williams , Severn , Smith , Brown , Mann,
Clayton , and Mayor Taylor .
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Absent : None .
The Mayor eclared a quorum present .
Also pr sent were: City Manager McCown
A st . City Manager !ollenber er
City Attorney Berardini
Acting Dir ctor of Community
Development Romans
D pu y City Cl r Varner
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Co neil Mem rs 1111a
ylor .
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Romans submitted the following items to the clerk for the record :
Certifications of Posting ; legal notice of the public hearing
which was published in the Englewood Herald Sentinel on May 5 ,
1976 ; staff report for case #13 -76 ; minutes of the Planning
and Zoning Commission public hearing of April 13 , 1976 ; findings
of fact for case #13 -76 ; and the minutes of the Planning and
Zoning Commission meeting of May 4 , 1976 .
Ms . Romans reviewed the background information for this
area and discussed the proposed R-2-C zone . She explained that
the Scenic View School Board had announced at the first of the
year that the school would have to be closed because of the drop
in enrollment . Petitions were circulated by residents of the
area requesting that the area be rezoned , and the School Board
decided to keep the school open another year to give the area a
chance to be developed .
Mayor Taylor asked if anyone present wished to speak
in favor of the rezoning .
Betty Johnson , 2380 West Baltic Place , appeared an
stated she is in favor of this r zoning because it is a chance
for development in the area an also to keep the school . She
stated tha she is presi ent of he cenic iew Action Group
an that the majority of thi 1 o in f vor of the
rezoning .
fotr • Zigler , 2200
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Ayes : Council Members Will i ams , Severn , Smith , Brown ,
Mann , Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SMITH
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO . 22
SERIES OF 1976
AN ORDINANCE REZONING A CERTAIN PARCEL OF LAND IN NORTHWEST
ENGLE WOOD , ARAPAHOE COUNTY , STATE OF COLORADO , FROM R-1-C
SINGLE -FAMILY RESIDENCE TO R-2-C MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENCE ,
AND AMENDING THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP ACCORDINGLY .
COUNCILMAN SMITH MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED
A MOTION TO PASS ORDINANCE NO . 22 , SERIES OF 1976 , 0 FINAL
READING AND TO ADOPT THE FINDINGS OF FACT FROf.l THE PLANNING
AND ZONING COMMISSION .
Councilman r~ann recommended that a copy of this
ordinance be forwarded to the financial institutions in the
City because of the problem with loans being turned down for
that area . City Manager McCown responded that the School -City
Joint Committee has been working on this problem and that a
joint meeting will be called with the financial institutions
in the near future .
Upon call o f the roll , the vote resulte as f o llows:
Ayes: Council Memb e rs Williams , Severn, Smith , Br own,
Mann, Cl yton, T ylor .
y s : Non •
The May o r decla r d t he mo ti on carri d.
Ac tin Dir ctor of Community De v e o nt Rom n no t
th t this o r in nc will co c t1v on Jun 25 , 76 .
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A MOTIO ET !NO . u on or th
roll , th lows :
Ay Co neil 111 1 I 'ov rn , m1tt . ro n ,
M II 1 Cl :;ton , ylor .
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was adjourned at 8 :05 p .m.
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CITY OF l~Nf;J .FWOOD , COLORADO
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7:30 .m.
City Councll. nr Lh"' r,j t.y of EnglPwr•'ld , Arapahoe
rto , met in :-;p r · "~ 1 r,r~.R ()fl on May 211 , 19 76 ?t.
layor faylor , presirtin~, rallPd the meeting to order .
Th invo at ion wa r> ••i ur>n by Mayor Pro Tern Clayton .
The Pled!;• of' Alle ianc e ~1:1..; 'rl by 11ayor Taylor .
I'J <' f-lavo r asker1 f 0 r 1'011 r:n 1 J • Upon the Cl'llJ of the
roll , tht. i'ollowing W~'""" nrr>r·0n1 :
C:ou ICil r•1embel Wj 'inm;' ir•Uf'rn , Smith , Brown , Vlann ,
Clayton, r M:wn· Tayl o·.
Ab .>cn None .
Th• M vv r dec l:n· • C}IIOt'IJrn prc"en t .
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CITY OF l~Nf;l.J~WOOD , COLORADO
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SPECIAL NEETitJG :
'The CHy Councll. nr ~ h"" C::j t.y of Engl_wnnd , 1\rapahoe
County, Col H 1o , met in spf<'Al RP.RR i on on May 21J , 1976 At. 7:30 p .m.
!'>lay or 'Iaylor , pres i rl1 nc;, called the meeting to order .
Til~ invo ation war; ·~ivr>n by Mayor Pro Tern Clayton .
The Pledg·· of Allec;iancc wa.; • cl by ~1ayor Taylor .
1'nc f.lavo r askcct fnr 1'011 C'!/11 • Upon the ci'l lJ of the
roll , the folluwing w,..,...,.. nrl"f'••n1.:
Couqcil Membe1 .. \v j},i;~'L , ;;,.,,..rn , .<;mith , Brown , Mann ,
Cl yto1, !'1 byn• Taylo~.
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Ab s•n t: None .
Th<> Mavc,r decl:ll'Cd n qnorum present .
1\13n pr· 'f1f>'" ·~··re: r.; L:v M::lnfl{'/~"' MC'!r.own
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1\n.,t .. Gltj' M•mar: r r.lollenb r~er
Pi~y 1\ttor~ey Berardini
'··t t1p; Director of C:0mmunit.v
Dc\t-L..1pm nt ornan.{
n r 111 y ( J 1 ;; c: J rk VarnA,.
A • 'n11 .rr ·1\l MANN ~::co nED
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Ce rti fications of Posting ; le~aJ nntlce of the p~blic hParing
which was published in the En~lewood Herald Sentinel on May 5 ,
1976 ; staff report for caae #13 -76 ; mtnuteR nf th f Plnnning
and Zoning \.nmm ssion public hearing of April 11 , l S7 6; indings
of fact for r.ase #13 -76 ; and the minutPS of thP Plar.nln and
Zonin Commission me~"ting of ~1ay ~, 197fi.
r~s . Romans review d the hackc;round .in fo ''"rl i on or this
area an discussed th proposed R-2-C zone . hP exr l ~el that
he Scenic View School Roard had annou c _ at the fh 3t of he
year tha he school would hav to be c nred ecause o th. drop
in enrollment . Petitions were circula ed by resldu l tJ nf the
area requesting that the area h rezonrrl , an the ~~noo1 Board
decide to keep the school open nether year to gl\e the area a
chance to be developed .
Mayor Taylor a kl:d if anyone present wi s r,.l to ~peak
in favor of the rezonin~.
Betty Johnson , 2380 Wes Ral 1c: PlacP , ap~ ared and
sated she is in favor of this rezoning becau.e i. 1. a rhance
for development in the area nd also to keep the 3ct0ol . She
s ated hat she is presi of he Scenic View ~~ l(n Group
and that th majority of thi grou i., ·•lso in ~ ro.' u " •· r zoning .
Mrs . Zigler , 2200 • ou h luni, appeare1t r.uw t d
sh is in favor of he rezonin~ n ry .n kPep Lh! wChool .
r~osbarger ,
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Outline Specifications
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1. Description. The shelter has been designed in an aesthetic manner with emphasis
upon proportions of columns and roof fascia. The most contemporary standards for
aluminum extrusion, fasteners and waterproofing have been utilized. The shelter has
dimensions of 6'-0" x 12'-0" with two open doorways as shown on the attached sketches .
2. Codes. The facility has been designed to meet the requirements of all local
building codes.
3. Frame. All structural frame and glazing frame members are one piece seamless
extruded aluminum, 6063-TS or equal, etched and anodized to a clear finish. The
shelter is assembled in 6 foot modular units for easy "on site" erection with all
sections being completely prefabricated.
The unit is designed to provide a maximum 3 inch space at the bottom of each wall
between the frame and slab for drainage and air circul ation and to negate blowing
rain or snow.
4. Glazing Panels -Glazing panels are l:i" thick, gray solar control lexon MR40T4.
5 . Roof and Fascia -The roof is comprised of two white opaque 2" stretch skin or
Fiberglass roof panels , formwall architectural panels designed and installed fn such
a way as to be leak and conden sation proof . Roof dr ai nage will drain eway from
structure and not through ft .
6 . Benche s -Th s he lter contai ns two 5 foot benche s ma de of select hardwood treated
wi t h a pr ese r vatfv
7. Site Wor -Th fra s will be moun t ed tnd anchored on concrete found t1on pfers.
re su1tab1 asph lt or concrete surfaces xist , th surfaces will be used wfth
fr being provided any surfac da ged during construction. r a suitable
urface d s not exf t, a concr t t wfll be f ostall d fnsid th shelter. Trees,
s hru ry and all 1 ndscaping sh 11 not be ved unl ss absolut ly nee ssary to
cc r fnstallat on • Any land captn w fch y d g d or re-
v d s 11 r pl c d wfth stoc to tch such land c p ng. 0 g d sod shall
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Phi l 's Auto Clinic
25 East Girard
En glewo od, Colorado 80110
Dear Sir :
3400 S Elali Sl rcet
En gle woOd , Colorado 80110
REC E IVED: Pho n~ (~03) 761-1140
CRIS W[i.l. l ... -: .. ;:t ~. 3~L t; :mr'!.!
The City of Englewood has s i gne d a co ntract with Mr. Larry Ma son
concern ing the p u r chase o f p rop erty o n th e northwe st c orn er of th e
intersection of Girard and Lin coln . As a tenan t of tha t pro per t y
we fel t t hat we should allow you as much time to make p lans as i s
prac t i cable .
The City of Englewood is cur.·ently constructin g a pro j ect immediately
to t he north of that property which consists of 104 units of housing
for the elderly. It is our intention to ut ilize this additional
prop e r ty as some aspect of a senlor center for the elderly population
i n the City of Englewood.
In t hat regard , we plan on demolishing the structure currently on
th is newly acquired property by January 31 , 1977 . Construction of
a new center is scheduled as early as February , 1977 . We feel that
y o u s h ould bec;in to make plans no1~ to relocate your business 1n
l ight o f our plans for that property.
The City Council has adopted a policy \'lhich calls for no relocation
p ayments to tenants of property purchased by the City. We hope that
you will be able to utilize the next nine months to mak plans and
to carry out a relocation fr om the subject property. W appreciate
your cooperation in t.hl " m~tt.er and r pr sentatives from our Depart-
ment of Finance will u~ in contact with you concerning rent 1 p ym nta
u n til the tim of your relocation.
If you hav any que s t io n s concerning your lease during that period,
the D partm n t of F inar c e 1n th City ts th prop r c ont c t point.
JLT/sb
cc: Willi D. J 11 !1 1 Ul t• c lor 01' 1• IIUIIC
H rry T y lo r, r rch ·aln • A nt
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I Phillip :r.. Pickell owner of Phtl's Auto CJinic, 25 E. Girerd haa been inforwed
b;r the c1 ty of F.n~lewood thllt theo:r have purchased the property where I have been de-in~
buatn~•• etnce Jenuary of 196A. SJnce I have to Move ror the benefit or the City of
Eb~\~nnd, l feol th~ city nhould holp m~ with the movtn~ erpen~e to relocate •:r
bulllneae at 3? .. 1 So. Kill a•ath. 'l'ho moVin~ tnclu<i~s 1111 equipment , tool a, oil a and
etock, out door st~, inside lig htn and etc.
I would like alno t o hAVe the cttv tr P ~~fer 1?5,00C ETu for hc ati~~ at the new
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Carta ge or J.. .;l
local movinll l H ~lP.n '!'r uck ::; 0! !!: Lf...r_JJ)-ner hr cJ l.l hrs .'!, ... t; 7C) !Jo
Extra ment H .:.1. Men @ $ ~ ~ , 1./-0Pr.r hr . e ach (/ ;,1.) hrs ~.~ 0 ,'i [1;'?,
1ntrastate Movi}g
:Over 10 miles Est weiu ht lbs @ S; ner cwt
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ote! Carrier liability is 00~ e r lb p er ar ticl e unle ss
ad~itignal c Qveraee i!i purchasr.d .
PACKlNG L IST: No . R~e Amount
sm&Ti ~arton :; l <} cu. -:t
M@dium cartons 1 c u . "~
Wardrobe s .<I:
t:T&.O,. Pa~ks ¢
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Packine Requested (~fl Loadine:C""/A )Deliveryl"-'/J2)
Estimate bv N IoviNO I f Phone .(,~ 3-3 ~J,. I Date 1 '
Cartage or • J. ;A 'fS 2-1 lo1:al movin 1r : II Men Tru ck:; @ .i. -..,: .~ oer hr. Jj_Ol_ hrs $4-'ALf-I go
~xtra men: II I:J... Men @ $ ~},_._!t:to!-p_er hr. each ( JU} hra ~~~,;). ',4[_
ntrastate Movi)g
Jhr_er 30 miles Est. weie:ht lbs @ $ oer cwt
Heav_y Haul:
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Note! Carrier liabi l ity is 60 ¢ p e r lb per article unless
ad~itiQnal ~2veraec is Ilurcha s t:'d .
PACJ INk LIST 1 t~. _Rl\ 'te Amount
Sma 1 cartons li cu .
l'tk!1 LY.m cartons 1 cu
Yl&.I! ll:.o..hes
Gl.aJla ~acks
Movin£ cartons "J,_'i" IU~ --·&..
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JTrrna n e nt S tora P:e
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~-H"•n dl in E ~~ t , W..£.]..!_t_• t _. lto ;@ $ cwt
.D.L1Y.. t o/frD 'II ,/1)~,, 1-.J , Wf' i 'hJ 1 hH ~ $ cwt
"l.rn. to/frC'm Wh!!~' II f·~Pn ·r r ucks ~ .ii ner hr__.
· .ins..l.u."Jm c e :t I i __;i o e r $ 100 00
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Billin,.. Tns tn•c ti o n:;a C.O.D. l } CHARGE (l/'i ~T4NT NOTICf
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TO lmOM IT MAY CONCERN'
The business of A & B Transmission has been informed
that it will have to move on or before Jan. 1, 1977.
This business has been located at 3375 So . Lincoln
Co r a number of years and will suffer a Rreat many hard-
ships upon moving and they are listed as follows.
1 . Relocating on a corner lot.
2. Finding a location with proper out-door lighting.
3. The moving of all equip~nt, heavy and light.
4. The car towing of all cars bei~ Worked on.
5. The informing o f al l past cus tomers as to location
change.
6. The change o f a ll Adv e rtis ement.
7. The change in all bu s ine ss headings.
I fill, I should as owner of A & B Transmission, 3375
So Lincoln be reimbursed for the above .
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c-t • r 1 t:?~r Cf , /' f'.'._/)c'·/~ j (U' C .T /·' l'' 0 / Yours truly
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Est i mate bv: /U I Otii/1/U ' Phone:[,)..] -.3 ~~1 Date:
Cartage or .J -,
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Extra men: # -~ j.,e n @l $ -~~~1., 'tO l'er hr. each (1 0 ) hrs $d4~
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Insutance: $ L t" $ per t 100 QO _$_
Note ! Carrier lia bili ty ir. 00¢ per lo p e r article unles s
addition;tl covera .:! 1 n pu; c! :::...:~--
PAC KING LIS'l'_: No . _ _ __ Rite Amount
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TO : T!1•· } <.>r1owbk .V uyor a nd \ilc>m !.J,'rs of the
C:~y Cr,~nc1l of 1w C1 ty o: [nrJIL·wooJ , Colorado
T [ '.'DCHSIGNI:D , r l'stdvn s nd citizens o "e C i y o f Englewood,
Colotoc..lo , n..;:c!Jrc at t'tc address shown ooposite their r cspect1ve Signatures,
her L•!Jy •) t1tw• :"c Clty C ou1 r~d o th P Ci y o f Cnglo w ood o 1nstruct and d1rect
t'lc c, y 1 u•!ag •r nd Tra ffic Cng1n l'r of th e C1ty , ou rs uan t to St>ctwn 14 -3 -9
o+ Tlw 19G9 \eviscd \ilumc!oal Code of he City of r:. glewood to :
l. Create , I'S tabll sh a nd ma1n ain signalized pcdcstnan crosswalks
acro ss Eas Floyd /\v enue a a point midway betw •en So . Race Street and
So, HH '1 tre0t a nd a a owt rnld way between So . frankl i Stree an d
So . G1l.Jin Street ; a nd
2 . Ta'<e all other necessary or appropriate s cps o ro t e ct chlldren
restch 19 1!1 t.., ur<•a a d crosSl1'.J Cast !'loyd Avr nu hp w Pr·n So . Franklm
Str<'P~ !1d So . Haec• Street for th<' purpos e of us1..g C . P . (P c\:.y) Romans
Pa •'; for olay nc r • crea !On .
nd s ']rour ds "ur ufo r state and reoresent as follows :
1 . T'lc Gt y has establlshed Packy Romans P r k o. he South S1de of
Eas • floyd 1\ver u<' iyit g betw ePrt So . Haec Street a• d So . !'r '1 kli StrPL' or
rPl ' •on.:!! u r oscs , a nd said park 1s betng used lrtcr caslf'l ly by S"lull children
for u! y tJUro)or s . 'fl1e Packy Roma 1s Park nd the qlay fact!Htcs s:tuu~'a here
tr '1<.. •.o dttr ct S"loll ch!lc.!rcn of tcnd<>r y ei.l r s who ure unaulc to rotuc t!wmsr-lv•'S
!ro v"' Jc•d r tra U1c urocccdwg s t and w est along r: s l'loyd Avenue dJ cvn
to s 1d rk.
2 . Traf 1c has subst nti lly 1ncrcas0d ovN r ec nt y c r s
O'!d /\vc'l~!' b •twt.!L'!1 So . Rdc ' Str Nand So , rr rtk lln Str •c ' lrcrc Sln by
b W 'Pn ~~ ly 1971 and Jul y 972 . The 1 st ::r ff1c coun on r: st Floyd /wcnut:!
• :.. • on !uly 1 J , 1'72 1 dicatPd 1,473 v '11cl •s o0 r d y dun g <~n v r c c
W• n ·day . 'ra"·c 1 s subst r tt lly 111cr eas d su ce Ju ly 1972 d d w!ll co t1 u ·
" w 1· th • tl"v ·loumL•nt ot t'l " Larwt• pr:.>Jr ct and otfJtr r e s.
J . Sw.,alized cross11 : s with pedestri n uctua~ d signals , at he
c d , w ould s •t v e to rovtd • 11 chlldr 'n
loy r /\vonuc o us<' he
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TO: The 1-!onoral.Jle 'V!ayor and MembNs of th e
C:ty Counc:l of 'he C1 y of J:n<JlP wood , Colorado
THJ: 'DI.:RSlCNt:D , r Si<;"r sand ci 1zens of the C1 y of Cn']lewood ,
Co .lorat!o , t)S Jdwg at the addres s sl-,own opposite heir r espectJve signatures ,
hereby '" t 1:io•1 •w City Cou nc-il o the City of J:nglew ood to 1nstr uc t a nd d1 r ec t
the C :ty .a-:ager nd Tra ffic Engweer of the C1 y , pu rsua n t to S~"ction 14 -3-9
of 'I e 1° _,g R.L>vised \llunic1pal Code of the City of J:nglewood to:
1 . Create , es tablish a nd maintain sign aliz ed pedestnan crosswalks
across J:ast floyd /\venue at a poin t mi d way be tw een So . Race Stree an d
So . H1gh Str ert an d at a po1n mid way be w een So . f ranklin S r ee t an d
So . Gilpin Street ; and
2 . Take a ll other necessary o r appropriate steps o o rot ct children
resld1 _ in the area and c rossing East floyd Avenue be w een So . Franklln
S r e t and So . Race Street o r t hP pu rpose of using E . P . (P cky) Roma s
Park for play and r ccreatlO .
an d a s g rou ds hcr efo r s ate and r •p res en t us follows:
1 . The Cny has establls hcd Packy Romans Park o 11e Sout h s1de of
Ea s t Floyd /\venu e ly111g b • w e n So . Race Stref't and So . frankltn 'ltre"t fo r
r ecr c a wnal purposes, · d s aid park .s being used increasing!y b y sma 1 children
~or pl-ly u r poses . Th • Pack y Romans Park and th e play facll l 1cs s1luated there
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e. d o a tract small ch1idrPn of t(~ndN y e ars who are unable to p r ot ct themselves
from V('hlcular traf ic procr>ed1ng cas a nd w est along East floyd' venue ad]ac nt
:o sa1d rk .
2. Tr he h s substantially incr •as ed over re c n t ye rs long East
flo y d Avenue b e tw •e So . Race Stred a nd So. rranklln Street, wer e sing bY
50% b•! w '< n uly 971 no lu!y 972 . T'le 1 s r ffic c ount on r: s Floyd /\venue
taken o•1 Ju!y ", 1 172 1nd1 cated 1,473 vch1cLs ~cr d ay dunng an v r ge
w • kc!ay . subs~-:1 tlal y 1 c r a ed sa cc July 1972 nd w lll cont1nu'
to i cr I S d v lou. ·n~ ot he 1 rw lr ,
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.:y Co~ c.l o t•-e Crty of .engl e wood , Colorado
T'!J: ':IJ D.CH SlC.'l:D , r Sld<'nts and crrzen s of 1-tc City o Englewood ,
r, ·rdrr a: the a ddr ess shown opposite •herr r espective sr natures ,
· y • t!' o·• ttl· City C oUI ell of i)" Crty of I:nglewood to rnstruct und drrcet
~ c C :y ·'unagt r at d Traffrc Engrnct-r of the Crty, pursua t to SecLon 14 -3-9
lY' 9 R.··vrs"d Mumcr!)al Code of he C1ty of E!lglcwooc to :
1 . Cr at , establish and maintain srgnalized p des nun crosswalks
ero s s r s r~oyd /\venue at a pornt mrdway between So . Ra cc Street and
So . HI h Strc:'•'l a I'd at a porn midway betw e So . rran~ll Strec and
So . G.lpin St \'Ct ; an d
2 . T 1:' ctll oth r necessary or appropnate steps to pro ec childre
srd!r· 1 ~.,,. area and c r ossrng East rloyd Avl:'nue bctwPr>n So . franklin
Str• c t . d So . haec Street for the purpose o using E . P . (P cky) Ror. r1S
:' rk ~or p!ay a• d ecrcatio •
a d a s t ~res r(for sta e a nd r •pn s •n as ollows :
1 . 'l'"r> Cr y has ·stubl!shed Packy Rumans Purk or r h South srdc of
r: s f'oyd A•;•"IU" lywg b"tW" •q So . R C\~ Strcr> d So . r ru nklr. Stre • for
c•creut!o'la: purposes , • d s id urk rs b .rng usr>d l"creas.n ly b y small children
for !uy ou rpos >s . The Packy Ro ons P rl( nd he lay acllJtles SJtuatcd thPre
e· d t o a~tract sm 11 chlldrcn of t c der y r s w ho arc unah!..: to protec h sclv s
• o vc 111C!.I!ur • afflc proceed! g cast and w est long !:as! floyd Ave ue adjacent
to said • rk .
2 . Trafflc has substanually u creased over recen y ars lor-g East
Floyd 1\v..:n•Je between So . Rae Strc<t ar d So. Ir rklln Street, rncr srng by
50~ b tw '1.! !t.!y 1971 nd July 1972 . 'fl'le las tr ffrc count o r:ast Floyd !wenue
9 , 19 72 rndrcut.d l. 4 73 v hrclcs JC r d y dun g an vera e
sed SHtce 1 uly 19 72 nd wrll con rnuc
rw u ·rOJ CC •d o '1'-'r ur as.
3 . Srgnalrzcd erossrr.gs w rth pcdl;stn n actuat •d sr n ls , at th e
1 dr c tct!, wouhl serve to provrdl.! a 'I uns to protc:>et small e!uldren
to usc the rl< nd would const!'u~c rcl iv ly m11 01
11rzu19 I:ast l'loyd Avcnu ,a nd such stgn llz d
m ta led r 1 t1v ly mJ or xo r s o the Cr y .
R• s c fully subm1tt •d ,
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TO: Tlw Honorable Mayor and 'Vlemuers of the
C1~y Co" c.! of the City of I:ngh-wood, Colorado
T r: \J.")lRSJG.'I:D , r es1dPn sand c1 izens of he CJ!y of Englewood,
Colorat.lo, r• s:d:r gat t 11e acdress shown oppos1te their respect1v si natures ,
'wrc'JY "' t !tW! '-'1·' C i ty Cot:• cil of he City of Englewood to 1nstruct and d1rect
the C.ty :a ·. 'r r a Traffic Engm •er of the City, pursuant to Sec wn 14 -3-9
of ' 19&9 Rrv .. sea u ic1pal Code of the C1ty of Englewood to:
1 . Cwatc, establis'"r and main a in signalized pedestrian crosswalks
across East floyd /\venue at a po1nt m1dway between So . Race Street and
So. H 1 h S~r<'"t •1d at a point midway be w0 en So . Franklin Street and
So . G.lpin Street; a d
2 . Ta~e all other necessary or appropnate steps to protec children
rcs1d1ng H th e an.•a and cross1ng East Floyd Avr>nu b0tween So . Fr nklin
Strc and So . Race Strec for the purpose of using E . P . (Packy} Romans
Park for lay r d r creation .
and as a ou. ds h <'rt>for state and reun•scn as follows :
l. The C1 y has established Packy Romans Park on the Sou h s1de of
I:ast loyt' V'"tur l y wg betw een So . Rae • Strec at d So . Franklln Street for
recreatiOn 1 purooscs , a qd "aid park 1s b mg used Increasingly by small children
for play purooses . The Packy Romans Park and the play fac1htws situated there
tend oat ract sm 11 c'"rildren of te'ldcr y ars w ho arc unable to protect thcmsr>lv<!S
from vc:ucu!.lr tra.fflc proceeding cast and west along Eas Floyd Avenue adJacent
to sa 1 pork .
2 . Tr !fie r, s substantially increased over rec nt years alo g Last
Floyd Ave nue bctwt'C' So. Rae Street and So. Franklln Street, incre sing by
'0 , be w •c. July 971 rtd July 1972 . The las tra!f1c coul't on !: st Floyd Avenue
a'<en on july 9 , 1972 lndlc...ttr·d 1,473 veh1cles <'r c y dung a. av r ge
w eekday . Tr !!1<.: h s substa tl.llly in reased . 11 c uly 1972 nd will contmue
to inc c s w •h th ' d v •lopmcnt o' thP Larww f'JJeC nd othL•r rL s.
3. StrJ•1.lllzcd crossu .gs wJth ped •stn n ctu t d sigr Is, he
.neans to pro cct small chHdr n
to usC' he purk nd would cons •utt! relativ ly mH r
u 1l1:~:1ng E st Floyd 1 v nue, nd such sign liz d
r 1 iv ly m1 .or •xo nse to ht! Clty .
R• sp ctfully su m1tted,
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C.~y Cou r 1 of· e Ci!.y of I:n lL·wood , olorado
THI: U.'L'~'{SlC!\!I:D , r estd••n t s und clttztms of th e Ctcy of £qglew ood ,
Co owdo , rLS!dtr c at ~hL' ad'-'r,.ss shown o rJp ostte heir r espec!.!vc stqnatures,
· cr••by ,, ct•w· t 11 C!ty Co.J• ell of th" City of r: gl•-w ood ~o 1. str!.lc and dtrcct
:h,• C.ty Va•'uC'• r : d T affic En H'L'• r o~ the C!ty , purs u a nt :o SPct.on 14 -3-9
ofT L' :91"9 {• vised umcioa! Coc• uf hr> City of Eng l e w ood to :
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1 . Creat •, es blish ar d "1 1 a in stg.,allzed pedcstnan crosswalks
ac O''S r: ''t !'loyd Avenue a d ·,.. • t mtlway be w een So . Racr> S reet and
So 1 1 gh ae••t u•Td ilt a DO!' t :.fly bctw r>e. So . fran'.(Ln S r c t an d
So . r;11Jin StreC't ; and
2 . uk d!l other nee ssa ry or or) nate s eps to ro ect children
rcstCI'II; l' tl-tc · r'a and cross1 ' I.:as 'loy d Avenue bn ween So . f ranklln
S:r•. t u•d So . Rae<' S tree • r h•' puroos o 'JStng E . P . (Packy) Ro'Tla r s
Par~ 'or lay nd rccreat or .
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1. ·L:y Rumilns Pa rl< on the South stdc of
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TO : Tho' Honorable !1/!u y o r and MembNs of th e
Cny Co· ncllt>f the C1ty of J:ngle wood , Colorado
'.'!)J.:RSIGNJ:D , r esldl'nts and ci 1zens of he C1 y o f J:nglewood ,
r<'S!<.!tr 'u• t~c a ddr ess sl-to wn o ppo site hc1 r r esoectivc signa tures ,
hcrdJy Cay Cour•cil of the City of J:ngle w ood to 1nstr uc t and d1 r ect
~he C 1 y <I' QCr 11d T af 1c J:ng1ncC'r of the Glty , pursua n to S Pc twn 14 -3 -9
of Tht· l~G9 r{t:>v1SCt1 Vl•.:nicipa l C ode of th e City of E gle w ood to :
1 . Create , esta bllsh and m u 111 ta in signalized pedes rian crosswalks
across · ~:t rloyd Avenue at u po1n t m1 d way betw een So . Race Stree t an d
So . H1 h Str rC't an d at a point m1d way betw een So . F ranklin Street an d
So . G.l. 1n S r ec ; un d
2 . Tak all otl-tcr ne cessary o r ap pr opnatc steps o protect children
r es1d1. 11 •'1t n •a a nd c ross1ng r:a s fl o y d Avenue betw een So . Franklln
S r~'c t a c! S J . R cc St <.;P or th e purpose of using E . P . (Packy) Romans
Pur . fo r play a • _ r < cr •a to .
a nd a s rrJu r rls •'rt fo r sta • and r pn scr as o!lows:
1. Th1 C1 y has stabllshcd Packy Romans Park on IJe Sou h s1d of
J:as floyd ,\vu JC lywg b«• w '<!n So . Race S rcet a • d So . f ra nkl1n Str ee t o r
r e crc a twnal urpOSl'S , n s 1d park 1S bc1ng u ed incr e a s1ngl y b y small c~Jildren
for 1 y urooses . The P cky Romans Park and t he pla y fac1l1ties situated th ere
tend to a tract small c 1ldr cn of t ender y ars w ho arc un a ble t o p rotect th emselv s
from vc ,!C:Jlar trafflc p r oc •ding cas nd w cs along East f loyd Avenue adjacen t
o sa1d p.:~rk .
2 . Tra ic has subs anllally 1ncr s d over r ecen t years along East
be w Pn So . R cc S r t a nd So . f r nklin Street, incr easing b y
Qf bl' W '"n ,ul y 1971 ·rd u!y 1972 . The last traffic count on Eas t floyd 1'\venue
9 , 1972 indica:cd 1,473 v h1cl s Pr d ay dun . a average
w ub t t1 J!y 1 creased sit ce Ju ly 1972 nd wlll con 111ue
w inc• J v lo :nent of h' Larwu -:>Jf>C t and o h
R ct.ully sub:n1 t d ,
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TO : Tlw Honorable Mayor and Members of the
Clty Council of t'le City of I:nglPwoo<..l, Colorudo
TH!.: NDI:RSIGNI:D , r esidt,nts nd cltizens of he City of Englewood,
Colorado , r es1d1 at the address shown oppos1 e •heir respective signatures,
hereby P~"'titlO" t'l' C1ty Council of the City o Engle wood to instruct and direct
he City '\1a'1a er and Tra ffic Eng1neer of th e C1ty, pursuant to Section 14 -3-9
of The 1<JG9 Rcv1sed Municipal Code of the Clty of I:nglewood to :
. Creat •, establish and maintain signalized pedestrian crosswalks
across Cast rloyd /\venue at a point midway between So . Race Street and
So. H1gh Street and at a po1nt midway between So . F ranklin Street and
So. Gil in Street; and
2 . Take aii other necessary or appropriate steps to protect child ren
r esidmg i the urea and e ros s1ng East floyd /\venue between So . Franklin
Street and So . Race Street or th e p~rpose of uswg E . P . (Packy} Romans
Park for play anc. rccreatio .
and as orounds hen• or stut<.: a nd r •p rPsout as follows:
1 . ThP C1 y hus us abliSh(!d P cl·y Romans Park on the South side o f
East floyd 1\v •:Jut• ly11 g bf'tw ccn So . Rile' Street 1 d So . frankl1n Street for
recreat1 o•1a' pun ost s, u•1d said park 1s b mg used l'1Cr as1n ly by small children
fo r pl.:ly pL.rpo~~·s . 7lle Pocky Romans Park nd thu •Jl ay facllitics situa ed there
tend o a ~rue ~m 1 1 c'ulc!r 'n of t ender y • rs who arc unable to protcr;t .hems e lv es
[rom vu'uc lar •r flc • roc d1ng cast and w cs along Eas floyd /\venue adj'lccnt
o s <.. oar~~.
2 . Tr !fie 1-tas substanlt"lly incr•ascd over r c nt y ars along East
Floyd /\v"•lU<' b tw •c '1 So . Race Str t and So. ra'1klln Stre<" , 1ncrc !;ing by
SO% be w e •n !uly '971 nd !uly 972 . 1'11c 1 s ~ra!f1c cou"t on r: st floyd r.venue
tak •r on! 'y 9 , 1 72 1 d c ~cd 1,473 v• 1cl s pe r day duo g an verge
w • •k .ly . ··r !11c 1 sed uly 1972 nd wlll contwu
tO 1!1Cf ' ' Wl~h h<
3 . S1gna ctuated signals, at th
bovc indicated , would s rve to provJL c ns to protect small ch1ldren
d wo1.!d constitute a r 1 tiv ly mu 1
!!!1' c.:!. !oyd Av nuc,and such sign liz d
crossin •s could lJ • 111~ ·or xo<'nsc to the City .
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TO: 1''1" wonoru.blc 'vlu.yor and :V!Pmbe>r$ of he
C1•.y Co•Jn 1l of "10 City o~ l:nvlewood, Colorado
T ! ~ U !'/ Dl:RS C 'C9 , r<'sidt>J s nd c1t1z •ns of 1),, C1 ~Y of Cnglew od ,
Col01ado, a t'1c• address s11 wn op, osJ e he1r r csur>ctlv s1gnatu PS ,
'1~ f!'1)y '1( t • 0'1 t'K' CJty 0\...! r_·J~ o' thC' CHy q[ ::ng.•'WOOd to inS'P!Cl nd dlrPct
t w C: ~: ·~·raffic Ing1ncer of h · C1 y , pursuant to S 'C~lOrJ 14 -3 -9
o: 1 t> unicioal Code o hP Clly of Cnglewood to:
l. Crna ,,. , vs tabllsh nd ma1nt in SlCJI ,allzed pedes tnan crosswalks
cross ; st flo yd 1\ve ue at a point m1dway betw een So . Racr Street and
So. 'l'cJh Strert u"L at a point m1dway betwren So . franld1•1 Strct•t and
So. G.lpin S rec•t; and
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Take all other necessary o r opmpriate s cps o orotcct childrPn
the a <'a and cross1ng Cast !'loyd fw<'nuC' be w· en So . franklln
So . uc1 Stn•ct .or t'11' pur o ,, o usi:l C . P . (Packyl :~om :1s
loy •1a cc1eal!o .
and as orour ds ~)en for sta c a nd n·prPscnt as follows:
T!w C1ty has establlshu.! Pucl:y {urn 1 s P rk o 1 he South siw· vf
'loy<..: ,\vet 'JP lyll g b••tw <'•''l So . Rae•• S fl'L 1 d So . rrunkl!n .}tr'"· or
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<'C: eutlJlldl pur est'S , a· d saitl park •s b••Jng usPd 1··cr asln<•lv b y sma'l childrt•n
.or p! y ou rposes . The Packy Romans Park and the 'Jl'ly fac1llt1es s1tuc. cd there
tC!1d to <.lt:ract small clult.!ren of enci<'r y c•a rs who rc u~al;le to protcc themselv• 5
Wf'l v 11!cu.ar tw!fic procc •thng east and Wt'5t alo .g r st floyd Avenue a d) cPn
to sard <~rk .
2 . Tr fflc ~)as substu nllally 1ncr 'dS •c.! over re c n y • r5
loyd liVL'''L'I b••twt'C·n So . R c Stre! and So rr klin Strf'et , !ncr
.uly 1971 :1<.1 July 1972 . Tl-te li.lst tra f1c cou nt on C 5t rloyd/\'C'IJ'
72 l!IWCd~P-d 1 ,·173 veh1cl• 5 crday dJn
1ncr i.l:.i ti 511 C<' July 1972 1 1..
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LIQUOR A I 1. 2 BEER OUTLF1'S
AP PLIC A.tiT :
Nonna Wfse
dba orma's Eeer Con ces sion
5450 Sout Bro adway
TYPE OF AC'TION RF'l''E;.'";To l
Inftfal he aring for 3.?. be er l'r."ro;p s r vic e on he pr Mises •
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nr PAPT/IifJT ()~ R FVPJU
APPLIC ill'"lN FOR 3 2 1)'o
FERMENTED MAL 1 E\'FR~ GE LICENSES
(R l AllERS, W'10: I cAll CJR MANUFACTUR ERS )
THI S APPLICATI ON MUST BE f'l EO WITH THE CO ' OR,t.r OFrt• PP I~NT nF RfVfNUE
SlATE CAPITO L ANN EX BUilDING, 1375 SHERMA , 'I T, I Ft' 'E R, COLORADO RO?O:'I
0 lirE SE WILL BE GRANTED UNTIL THE APP L•CA11 :J ItA', P ~J AP~'ROVfO BY TH LOCAL LICENSIN G AUTHOI!ITY .
IMPORTANT CHE CK TH E A PP OPRIATE BOX FOR TH E Yr ~ OF llrfl\!0·f(S) fl[o G APPliED FO R THIS IS AN O RIGIN A L
APPLIC A TIO N ~ •') C. C()PV //.U3T GE lo.l P IN UR flo Ff> FOR I rFf lNCE WHEN APPL YING FOR RE-
NEWAL LICENSES
/k[• AI 3 L0 o Bt 'Er ( E UCFI\! E
0 WHOlESA LE 3 2"~ PrrR LICE lSf*
0 t ,lf\ 'UFACTURER'S :J ::'~ BFFR LICTNS *
FE F ~ 25 00
FfE $100 0 0
FEE' $100 00
THE UNDERSIG NED HEREB Y AKES APPLICATION F R A <; ATF IICE N SF A S I IC A TE O ABOVE , UNDER THE PROVI -
SIONS OF CH 75, ART 1. CRS 19 3, A S AMENDED, A D [OR THAT PUR POSe MAKES TH E FOL LOWING ANSWERS TO
THE QUESTI O NS CONTAINE D IN THIS A PPLICATIO N [ ::RY A PPLICA Bl Q UESTIO N M UST BE ANSWERED . ANY FALSE
ANSWE R O R STATEM EN T M ADE BY TH E A PPLIC A T C"' STlTUTES PERJURY AND TH E PERSO N MAKING SUCH FALSE
STATEMEN T SUB JE CTS ANY liCENSE I<;S UED HER EI N TO EV -ATION
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" *"'•HI '" • town Of rurel d•atrict where it '' i"'PO't lb .. to 0',.. '''"' and number tt. lot .nd b&od ~.ber or p.n of Met~ _.._,. louted "'""'' be
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1.4 h •") I'''''" ""• ·C't ~d "" •ell,,q r¥ rlto t>f'•,s•ng ,..4 r ... ,.,C~I(·d ';\u1t St-\lt''oliHl llo bv anv cl th •1-JPI:. .. .-.ts '"' he
t vs•n~.: for ..... h.l h thts flp pl•c.at•on w .. made under the ag~ of f'tghte!en ye&u? Ye• No /
IS H•n tilr appl oc ant , or any ol t he partne:n, o r any o f the o lftc t-rs, s.t oc.l. holcJrrs or d rrcc tor• of u•d appl•unt (i f 11 is a corpor&t•onl f'"er l~f'n co~
..,,ctrd of • fel on't' '" the Stile of Coloredo or been convicted o f 1 crime eh.~whe r e w hoch would conihl utt! a felon't' if uJrh cr•me h•d Mf'n corn-
mtlled in thl! stal e of Colorado? If so, state f ull d etai ls Yr s No -/
Ha• th• apphu nt, or any of the partne ra , or any o fficer~ d •re ctor or stockholdf't of ~""i .o~rplicant hf ~~ •• • cor poration e ve r:
Ia) t.t"l'1. <knit"d a l•cense under thia liquor law? Yet
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( \ t.•d •n e kohohc bcv~r •ge licen•• aual)"nded ,.,, revoked ?
If the •'"wt' '' ye1., ea pla rn f ully (euach M partta ,heet, if nece n •ry)
11 Don •ny m.nuf•cturer or wholeuler hu• eny d rrect or lndrrect firwn c1 al rntere•t in the
tw.•nc n for w h rch thit •pplicahon tor llcen•• i• made?
t I Do yCMJ han any finencie l int ere at d tr ectly or indue ctly in any b vsrnen engeged rn the
~nuf ect ure or wholeuling of fermented Meh &everaSJe•?
19 Are you receiving d irectly Of' indrrectly any f.n.,nci•l •u.rst•nce. equi p ment. f lx t ur~rs, chettel•.
d~cOtet•on• or futni •hing• u .. d in the atOt1n g , he ndltng., servi"9 or dt~pen•mg of food or Fe t
MC'lled M..h leve regfl wrthin the premr•n or a ny atruct ure l changes in the bull drng, e•cept
eatr:rtor ar gn t . f rom any m•nufect urer Of wholeuler o f Ferment ed ft\41 11 &avera ges?
A•• you rntare •ted in any b.nking. loani ng or finen<.rno compeny?
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Oou .ny of rhe eppl.un , ot any of the pertne r~ or eny off'IOf'. d"ectcw 01 st der of a.W ~. if it " e C*'PGI'etioft.
eve an., d•rect or 1nd·re d ~fin enc.el int«-..t it\ the "•u of Mlhng me1t, WtnOUS or 1 •r•tuow ltq.,or at Mail?, -· .. -· Y• __ .... ___ -·
• ~Y pen.on or comp~ny n eny w •v fn treresfed In any other w in-ry, brewery cw d ,,n..,..,, or ...-, Ntelt Jtquor estabt~.
own. e .ther d1rectly or 1nd rectly, in w ,r,. 01 Wt rt, the but ldM"! Of p re mttet to ht ('W'C'Upted hy the hutinen « Mt'( fia..,... for
.,hoch thlt e ppt~t ;Of\ for hc en•• ~~ \ de" ... ··-······-·--···-·-----Y" __ ,No. ~ ·-·-
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flt•bl •~n t, N"-any d uect Of ,nd.rect f ,n~el inte '*'' "' the bus ·n~n for wf'\te:h ""' •pplicet1on for tk:en .. it f'ftlde'P t• ao.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN MANN
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. , SERIES OF 1976
AN ORDINANCE ZONING A NEWLY ANNEXED PARCEL OF LAND TO THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, STATE OF COLORADO, FROM
AN UNZONED CLASSIFICATION TO I-1, LIGHT INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT.
WHEREAS, the property described herein was annexed
to the City of Englewood, by Ordinance No. 20, Series of 1976; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 22.1-7 of the Comprehen-
sive Zoning Ordinance any area of land annexed to the City
after the effective date of said Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance
shall be considered to be without zone classification; and
WHEREAS, said parcel of land, being without zone classificat~on, the City Planning and Zoning Commission held
a Public Hearing on Ma y 4, 1976 to zone said newly annexed
parcel to I-1, Light Industrial District; and
WHEREAS, the Planning and Zoning Commission has
considered the proposed amendment and map change, and has
submitted its favorable recommendation to the City Council
therefor; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to S ction 22.3 of the Comprehensive
Zoning Ordinance a Public Pe r~ng w s held before the City
Council on June 7, 1976 to zon said newly annexed
parcel of land according to th abov classification; and
WHEREAS, public n c sity, convenience, h alth,
safety, the g n ral w lf r ~nd good zoning practic justify
the proposed am ndment to th a ~d Off~cial Zoning Map, as
h r inafter s t forth.
OW, TH REFORE, 8 IT ORDAI ED BY TH CITY COUNCIL
0 THE CITY 0 CL 0, COLORADO, a ollows:
S ct~on 1.
fro Th follo ~ng d scr~ d prop rty ah 11 zon d
n unzon d cl ss~f~ca 1on, • a n wly nn x d p rc l o
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Lot 6,
BELL ISLE GARDENS,
Arapahoe County,Colorado
Section 2.
The Official Zoning Map of the City of Englewood,
Colorado, hereby is amended accordingly.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the 17th day of May, 1976.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 19th day of May, 1976.
Read by title and passed on final reading on the 7th day of June, 1976.
Published by title as Ordinance No.
1976, on the 9th day of June, 1976.
MAYOR
ATTEST:
ex officio city Clerk-Treasurer
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I, Will~am D. Jam s, do hereby c rtify that th bov
and for going is a tru , accurate and complete copy of th
Ordinance, pass d on fin 1 reading and publish d by titl aa
Ordinance No. , S ri s of 1976.
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MEMORANDUM TO THE E GLEWOOD CJTY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR
RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNI G Afll"D ZONING COMMISSION ,
DATE : May 18, 1976
SUBJECT: Findings of Fact -Case #14-76
RECOM ffiNDATION :
Don Smith moved:
Jones seconded: The Planning Commission adopt and recommend
to City Council the Findings of Fact for
Case #14-76, the zoning of Lot 6, Bell Isle Gardens, to I-1,
Light Industrial.
AYES : Tanguma, Jones, Jorgenson, Parker, Pierson, Don Smith
NAYS : None
ABSENT : Ed Smith, Wade, Williams
The motion carried .
By Order of the City Planning
and Zoning Commission ,
Gertrud G. W~lty '
Recordin S cr tary
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CITY OF ENGLE WOOD, COLORADO
CAS NO . 14-76
IN RE : THE ZO lNG 0F PROPERTY
ANNEXED TO THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD TO 1-1, LIGHT IN-
DUSTRIAL
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CLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS.
A Public Hearing was h e ld in connection ~ith Case
No. 14-76 on May 4, 1976 , in the Council Chambers at the
Englewood City Hall . The following members of the City
Planning and Zoning Commission wer~ present : Mr. Jones, Mr.
Jorgenson, Mr. Parker, Mrs. Pierson , Mr. Don Smith, Mr. Tanguma, and Mr . Williams.
The following members 0 1 the Commission were ab nt : lr. Ed Smith , and Mrs. Ma Wad .
FINDINGS OF FACT
Upon r eview of the evid nee tak n in the form of
testimony, presentations, r ports , and il d dor.um nt , the
Commi ion makeq th following inding of f ac
Th proper notic oJ th m
propo d zoning wa given by po ting
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Arapaho Cm•nty, and to the nor t h, nor thea and to th ea t
of the north on -half of the subject site, the land i zoned
R-3 , Sing l e-fam i ly Residential , by Arapaho County.
That to the east of the south on -hal f o
site and o the south and southwest, th land i
of Englewoo d nd is zone d I-1, Light Industrial .
That the subject site was included in th ar a snn xed
to the City of Englewood in what was known as the Santa Fe -
Union Annexation, and was proposed to be zoned I-1, Light
Industrial, by the City of Englewood prior to the time that
the action on the annexation was voided .
That the northern portion of the site is now and has
been for some time used as an industrial storage lot and the
house on the south portion of the lot is occupied and would
become a Non-Conforming Use, under the I-1, Light Industrial Zone District ,
That the property could not be feasibly developed for
a new residential use; but it can be rP.asonably developed un-
der the I-1, Light Industrial District zoning, the regulations
of which District will require screening on the east side of
the subject site for that distance that it adjoins the property
designated for single-family u sc.
That the proposed 1-1, Light Industrial Zone District ,
will not be in conflict with the Generalized Land Use Map
which is incorporated in the Englewood Comprehensive Plan.
CONCLUSIONS
That proper notic of th Public H rin
both po ting th property nd publi bing in th
n w p per, the Engl wood H rald Sentin 1.
Th t th 1965 Municipal
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That the property has been used for a non-residential
use previously, specifically as a gun shop, and the north one-
half o f the property is now used for Industrial Storage while
the south one-half is used as a residence which may continue
such occupancy as a Non-Conforming Use.
That the proposed 1-1, Light Industrial Zone District
will not be in conflict with the Generalized Land Use Map
which is incorporated in the Englewood Coaprehensive Plan,
adopted by Resolution No. 28, Series of 1969, and such zoning
will continue to conserve and stabilizP-the value of property
and promote the health, safety, aorals, and the general wel-
fa re of the public.
RECOMMEN6ATION
Therefore, it is the recomaendation of the City
Planning and Zoning Coaaission of the City of Englewood,
Co lorado , that the above described property be zoned 1-1,
Light Industrial.
Upon the vote of the City Planning and Zoning
Coaaission on May 4, 1976 .
Those meabers o f the Planning co .. iasion voting in
f vor of the aotion : Mr. Jones, Mr. Jorgenson, Mr. Parker,
Mrs . Pierson, Mr. Don Saith , Mr. Tanguaa and Mr. Williaaa.
Those aeabers of the Planning eo .. iaaion voting in
opposition to tb aotion: Non~
Those aeabers of the Plano g eo .. ission who were
b nt : r. Ed Saith and Mr ad
,y ORDER 0 THE CITY PLA lNG
AND ZONI G COMMISSION.
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ZONING DES IGNATION
Case #14-76
Zoning of proposed Mardesen Annexation tract.
DATE TO BE CONSIDERED AT PUBLIC HEARING:
May 4, 1976
INITIATED BY:
The Cit y of Englewood as the annexing municipality, has
initiat ed the zoning of the Mardesen property pursuant to the
196 5 Municipal Annexation Act, as am nded. The City mu st zone
any land annexed to the City ithin 90 day of the final annexa-
tion action.
LOCATION OF PROPOSAL:
The property which
is at the south a t
Windermer Str t. S
PROPERTY 0 NERS:
ubJect of this zoning action
t Tuft Av enu and South
icinity Map.
L on E. and V rnet S. Mard n
6875 South B llair
Littl ton , Colorado
ZONE DISTRI CT:
Th ubj ct pro r y 1 in th unincorporat d rt1on
of Arapaho County, and i zon d I-1, L1 ht Indu trial, by
th County.
PROPOSED ZO lNG :
Th pro rty r
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r nn xation by th ppl1cao
to zon d 1-1, Li h Indu trial.
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Cas #14-76
RECOMMENDATIO OF THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT:
The taff recommends that the subJect prop rty b zon d
1-1, Light lndu trial, for the fol low ing reasons:
1. Th e property has been zoned 1-1, Light Industrial, by
Arapahoe County, and th proposed zoning will be consistent with that designation.
2. Th propos d 1-1, Li ht Industrial Zone District will not
b in conflict with the Generalized Land Use Map, which
is incorporated in t he Comprehensive Plan.
3. Th property can be reasonably developed und r th pro-
posed 1-1, Light Industrial Zone District regulations.
4. Th e northern portion of th property has been used f or
som time as a storage lot, whi ch is a light 1ndustrial
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use. The proposed 1-1, Li ht Indu trial Zon District,
would conform to th pre nt and p ast u e of thi prop rty.
A r id nee on the outh portion of th prop rty could
continu to b occupi d a a Non-Con f orming U
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ZONING DESIGNATION
Case #14-76
The area is within 300 ft. of railway right-of-ways on
the west and adjacent to the designated truck route on South
Windermere Street which extends from West Belleview Avenue
and continues west on West Tufts Avenue to South Santa Fe
Drive. There are some recent industrial developments to the
north of the subject property, and in Englewood, to the south-
east of the property.
One hundred twenty-five (125') feet of the east property
line of the subject property adjoins a residential property
at 1540 West Tufts Avenue, which is zoned R-3 , Single-family
Residence by Arapahoe County. This residence is located less
than 10 ft. from the subject property's east line.
BACKGROUND OF PREVIO US ACTION RELATING TO THE PROPERTY :
Th e ubject property was part of th larg r area which
was consider d for annexation by th City beginning in 1971.
The area officially became annexed to the City of Engl ood
on December , 1973; but, as a result of court action and th
City's deci ion not to 1 gally pursu a Di trict Court r al
of the ann xation, th are revert d back to it pr viou
tatus a n unincorporated ar a within Arap ho County.
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ZONING DESIGNATION
Case #14-76
No comments were received relative to the proposed zoning,
The Utilities Department has stated that : "Water and sanitary
sewer service is available to the subject area. A six inch
water main is in both West Tufts and South Windermere. An 8"
sanitary sewer main is located on West Thomas. This main is
the property of the South Englewood Sanitation District, there-
fore, the property owner would have to petition the District
for inclusion."
DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ANALYSIS:
The property requested for annexation abuts a Single-
family Residence District along the north half of its east rn
boundary. The I-1, Light Industrial Zone District which is
proposed to b applied to the subject property, contains a
provision for screening of an industrial use whic h is adjacent
to a resid ntial zon distric t in order to lessen th i pact
of the indu trial u e upon the r sid ntial use .
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PETITION IN OPPOSITION TO REQUEST FOR VARIANCE
TO THE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT, COUN TY OF ARAPAHOE, STATE OF COLORADO:
The undersigned, being residents of the neighborhood
immediately adjacent to 1590 West Tufts Avenue, hereby respect-
fully protest the application for variance filed by Leon E.
Mardesen for a ten-foot setback along east line of property
located at 1590 West Tufts, being Lot 6, Bell Isle Gardens,
Arapahoe County, Colorado, and request the Board of Adjustment
to deny such application.
As grounds therefor, the undersigned hereby advise
that the variance as requested for the construction of a building
will cut off the view and obstruct the same of the adjoining
property owner, will devalue the adjoining and surrounding
properties as residential, will downgrade the neighborhood
so that the entire neighborhood will suffer, will create traffic
problems and traffic congestion and will destroy the integrity
of the zonin g regulations.
The tndersigned hereby further state: No unnecessary
hardship, nor any hardship, will result by denial of the variance
request and the literal application of the zoning requirements; grant-
ing the variance would constitute a grant of special privilege
inconsistent with li~its upon other properties in the vicinity
of like zoning; the subject property would not be deprived of
privileges enjoyed by other properties in the vicinity by denial
of the variance; granting of the variance woul d be substantially
detrimental to the public good, would impair the intent and purpos
of the zoning resolution and would be contrary to th o j ectives
of the master pla n .
Respectfully submitted,
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SMITH
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. A1 , SERIES OF 1976
AN ORDINANCE CREATING PAVING DISTRICT NO. 23 IN THE CITY
OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, ORDERING TilE CONSTRUCTION AND
INSTALLATION OF STREET PAVING, CURB AND GUTTER AND SIDE-
WALK IMPROVEMENTS; APPROPRIATING FUNDS FOR PAYMENT OF SAID
IMPROVEMENTS; PROVIDING FOR NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND
OTHER DETAILS IN CONNECTION WITH THE DISTRICT.
WHEREAS, the City Council of Englewood, Colorado,
pursuant to the Charter and the Municipal Code of the City,
and the Laws of the State of Colorado, hereby finds and
determines that there exists a necessity for the creation
of Paving District No. 23, in the City, and the construction
and installation therein of street paving, curb and gutter and
sidewalk improvements as described herein; and
WHEREAS, as ordered by the City Council, the State
Department of Highways and the Engineer for the City have
prepared and filed plans, specifications, maps and estimates
of cost for the proposed improvements; and
WHEREAS, otlc of a publ1c hearing concerning the
cre~tion of the Distr~ct nd th construction and installation
of the improve nts th rein h s been published once a week for
three (3) consecutive w eks in the Englewood Herald-Sentinel,
a newspaper of gen ral c~rculat~on in th City, and in addition,
a Not ~ce h s b en m ~1 d, pos age pr paid, to each known owner
of real pro rty w~thi n h propo d Distric ; and
WHEREAS,
th C~ y Council
any ObJ ct~ons or
propos d d~s ric
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t th nd pl c set forth in
t 1n op n s ssion for th purpose
prot sts that migh be mad gains
or th 1mprove nts to be cons rue
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of the improve ments h e re i nafter described, is hereby
created and established in accordance with the Charter
and the Municipal Code of the City, and the Laws of the
State of Colorado, and shall be known and designated as
"Paving District No. 23". All proceedings heretofore
taken and adopted in connection with the District are hereby
ratified, approved and confirmed.
Section 2.
Plans and S ecifications. That the
engineer's reports, together w~t a 1 o the details,
specifications, estimates, maps and schedules thereto
attached or appended, as amended, are hereby approved and
adopted.
Sect ion 3.
District Boundary. The extent of the District to
be assessed for the cost of the improvemen ts and the area
to be included within the boundary of the District, shall be
all the real property specially benefited, and fronting or
abutting on the streets between the termini hereafter des-
cribed, including the real property wi hin one-half (1/2)
block of such streets.
Section 4.
Descr~ption of Improv
nd th str ta on which such I prov
or ~nstall d,shall b as follow s :
Th kind of imp rovement s
nts shall be construct d
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N c ssary gr ding nd xcavation, p ving
w~th s ven (7) inch d p str ngh asphaltic
conc r t , concr w lks, curb and gutt r wh re
no alr ady ~n t 11 d ; og ther wi h appurt nanc a
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Section 5.
Improvements Authorized. The construction or instal-
lation of the street paving, curb and gutter and sidewalk
improvements in and for the District, as shown by the plans,
specifications and maps thereof, prepared by the State Department
of Highways and the City Engineer, and approved by the City
Council of the City, is hereby authorized and ordered, the
material to be used in the construction of said improvments
to be in accordance with such maps, plans and specifications.
Section 6. -----
Assessment of Costs. The probable total cost of
the improvements to be constructed or installed is $337,800.00;
it is proposed that the probable amount of the total cost,
which will be paid under the Urban Systems Highway Program,
is approximately $236,800.00, and the probable amount of the
total cost, which the City shall pay, is approximately
$41,500.00; the remainder of the costs will be assessed
against the property within the district and specially
benefited by the construction and installation of the
improvements. The approximate share of the total cost to
be assessed for front foot against any lot or tract of land
fronting or abutting on said improvements, will be as more
particularly set forth in Resolution No. 17, passed and adopted
on April 5, 1976, which is incorporated herein by this ref-
erence.
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Section B.
Notice to Construction Bidders. The State of Colorado
through its Department of H~ghways ~s to advertise for bids
to construct such improvements in the time and manner required
by that certai n Agreement entered into between the City of
Enqlewood and the State Highway Department, which advertisement
may run concurrently with the publication of this Ordinance.
Section 9.
General Benefits. The City Council hereby finds
and determ~nes that the ~mprovements proposed to be con-
structed and installed will confer a special benefit upon
the property within the District and a general benefit upon
the City as a whole.
Section 10.
~era~~-That if any one or more sections or
parts of th~s Ord~nance shall be adjudged unenforceable or
invalid, such judgment shall not affect, impair or invalidate
the remaining provisions of this ordinance, it being the
intention that th various provisions hereof are severable.
Section 11.
Publication and Effective Date. This ordinance, after
its final passage, shall be numbered and recorded and the
adoption and publication shall be authenticated by the signa-
ture of th Mayor and the Director of Finance, ex officio City
Clerk-Tre sur r, and by the Certificate of Publication. This
ordinance shall b co eff ctive thirty (30) days after
publication following final paasag .
Introduc d, r d in full and p ased on first r ading
on th 17th day of My, 1976.
Publ1ah d s a Bill for n Ordinanc on the 19th
day of H y, 1976 .
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Read by title and passed on final reading on the 7th
day of June, 1976.
Published by title as Ordinance No.
of 1976, on the 9th day of June, 1976.
MAYOR
ATTEST:
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ex off~cio city Clerk-Treasurer
I, William o. James, do hereby certify that the above
and forego i ng i s a true, accurate and complete copy of the
Ordinance, passe d on final reading and published by title as
Ordinanc e No. , Serie s of 1976.
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
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fiiOMr Kells Waggoner
~~ PAVING DISTRICT H23 (WALTERS AUTO SPECIALTIES,l023 W, DARTMOUTH AVE.)
At the public hearing on Paving District *23 (Dartmouth Avenue), Mr.
Kenneth Walter complained that we were not putting in sidewalk in
front of his place of business and that the roadway would be too close to his property.
We have reviewed the
we cannot reduce the
the lane completely.
and do not have room
for the
problem with the Highway Department and feel that
length of the left turn lane, nor can we eliminate
We are using full right-of-way for the i mprovement
for a sidewalk, so the only solution we would
Cit to ob foo stri f land alon
Should Council decide they want to have sidewalk on th aouth aide, w
would star neqotiationa with those owners. W. would, ho ver, w it
until th State had s tarted work so that we would not get involved with the Federal Fund ng.
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DENVER REGIONAL COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
FEBRUARY 18 I 1976
Present:
Norman A. Smith, Chrm.
Fred All en
Ben Bezoff
Charles W. Bransford
Howard Brown
Verlin Bruns
Dennis Champine
Robert F. Clement
Roland Cole
Don DeDecker
Mary DiLorenzo
Ruben Hartmeister
Robert G. Howard
Beth Jenkins
Gail Molinaro
Ja.mes J. Nolan
Michael Schonberg
Brad Stelling
William Thornton
Jerrold W. Todd
Robert G. Tnmka
Sheryl Weitz
Also Pr n:
City of Broomfield
City of Westminster
City & County of Denver
City of Lafayette
City of Englewood
City of Northglenn
City of Aurora
Jefferson County
Commerce City
City of Lakewood
City of Louisv1lle
City of Golden
City of Wheat Ridg e
Cherry Hills Village
City of Morrison
C ity & County of Denver
City of Thornton
City of Littleton
Town of Bow Mar
City of Sheridan
City of Boulder
Central City
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Page three
Report of Committees.
Program Committee
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Mr. DeDecker, Program Committee Chairman, reported on the meeting
held this date. Discussion included the Air Quality Program for 76-77;
Transportation Improvement Program that will be addressed as part of
the JRPP Planning Program; and Section 8 housing which is in a hold
position because of recent staff discussions with HUD.
Legislative Committee
Mr. Heffner, DRCOG Staff, reported that the Legislative Committee has
re-affirmed its support for EMS legi slation; supported certain amend-
ments to the DOT legislation, but has taken no position on the bill as
a whole; supported forwarding a resolution to Council for action
concerning Alcohol Detox Center financing; and also recommended that
Council support the Contractor Licensing Bill, a summary of which was
included with the agenda for this me tlng. The Legislative Committee
recommended Council support of this legislation, but has not taken a
position itself because of opposition o the blll by the Colorado Municipal
League. For he past two years a DRCOG Task Force has b en studying
a one-stop licensing system for contractors in the region. After a lengthy
discussion, the followin actions were take n.
The Council , on motio n by Mr. Allen, supported by
Mr. Bransford, moved that Council go on record in
opposition to he Contractor Ucensing Blll. A roll
call vote was requested and he mo ion falled with
13 no, 8 ye , and 1 ab ntlon t.
st d clarification on Council's dlr c 1 to he L gislatlv
r qardiOQ thi 1 Isla i o n.
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COUNCIL MEETING
DENVER REGIONAL COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
FEBRUARY 18 I 1976
Present:
Norman A. Smith, Chrm.
Fred Allen
City of Broomfield
City of Westminster
Ben Bezoff
Charles W. Bransford
Howard Brown
Verlin Bruns
Dennis Champine
Robert F. C lament
Roland Cole
Don DeDecker
Mary DiLorenzo
Ruben Hartmeister
Robert G. Howard
Beth Jenkins
GeU Molinaro
Jemes J. Nolan
Michael Schonberg
Brad Stelling
WU11am Thornton
Jerrold W. Todd
Robert G. Trenka
Sh ryl W ltz
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City & County of Denver
City of Lafayette
City of Englewood
City of Northglenn
City of Aurora
Jefferson Coun y
Commerce City
City of Lakewood
City of Lou1sv1lle
City of Golden
City of Wh t Ridge
Ch rry Hllls Vlll g
City of Morrison
City Cou y of D nv r
City of Thornton
City of Llttleton
T n of B Mer
City of Sheridan
C ity of Boulder
Ce ntral City
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Page two
Minutes of January 21 , 19 76 .
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The Council on motion unanimously approved the
minutes of the January 21, 1976 meeting as mailed.
Regional Service Authority Propo sal.
State Representative Edward M. "Ted" Bendelow presented an informationa I
repon on the progress of his effons to have the Regional Service Authority
formation issue place d on the Nove mb e r Genera l Election ballot. The
informational briefing o utlined t he timetable established t o obtain concurring
resolutions fr om thineen governmental jurisdictions, if the current metro
NAPA Study of th e Urban Observatory do s not prove to be a major obstacle .
He-Indicated t hat funh r informati on would be provided to the Council over
th ne xt several month • A resolution rei ting to the creation of an RSA was
distribut d. This resolution would n eed to be adopt ed by thineen governmental
entities and forwarded to th D nver District Coun initiating formation proceedings .
Clear Creek County A-95 App al .
Clear Cr k Commissioners Byron Guanclla and Ed Ric e ; and consultant Berten
W aver pp ared to appeal A-5 comments fr om the DRCOG st ff on three
C mmunity D velopment Bloc Grant Reviews to fund housing r e habilitation in
the county, Emptr an Silver Plume . In al l three cases, the DRCOG re view
stat d th t h area was not cov red by the DRCOG plans and policies and
therefor , no comment cou d b m de on th consist ency of the proposed proj ects
w!th r w1 • pl n or polic1 • Mr. We v e r s tat d that th no-comment revi w
ffected h HUD ratinos for th appUcattons. He requested that the Council
dir ct he st ft o re-write th thr lett ·r. stating that th pplicattons were
Jth th int nt of th RCOG Houstno Plan. Mr. Farley e xplained
d on ny ppllcatton
r the re pplying, wh eth r th
r Juri diction, nd not t all unu ual .
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Page three
Report of Committees.
Program Committee
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Mr. DeDecker, Program Committee Chairman, reported on the meeting
held this date. Discussion included the Air Quality Program for 76-77;
Transportation Improvement Program that will be addressed as part of
the JRPP Planning Program; and Section B housing which is in a hold
position because of recent staff discussions with HUD.
Legislative Committee
Mr. Heffner, DRCOG Staff, reported that the Legislative Committee has
re-affirmed its support for EMS legislation; supported certain amend-
ments to the DOT legislation, but has taken no position on the bill as
a whole; supported forwarding a r solution to Council for action
concerning Alcohol Detox Center financing; and also recommended that
Council support the Contractor Licensing Bill, a summary o f which was
included with the agenda for this meeting. The Legislativ e Committee
recommended Council support o this legislation, but has not taken a
position itself because of opposition to the bill by the Colorado Municipal
League. For the past two years a DRCOG Task Force has been studying
a o ne-stop licensing system for contractors in the region. After a lengthy
discussion, the following actions w e re taken.
The Council , on motion by Mr. Allen, supported by
Mr. Bransford, moved that Council go on record in
opposition t o he Con ractor Licensing Bill. A roll
call vo e wa s requested and th motion fail ed with
13 no, yes, and 1 abste ntion ca
dir c ion to h Le qislatlv
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Election of 1976 Council Officers
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Chainnan Smith directed Council's attention to the Report of the Nominating
Committee and its slate of nominees for 1976 Council officers:
Don DeDecker, Chainnan; James J. Nolan, Vice-Chainnan;
and Beth Jenkins, Secretary-Treasurer.
Chairman Smith entertained nominations from the floor provided the consent of
the nominee had been obtained in advance. None were submitted.
The Council, on motion by Mayor Thornton, supported
by Mr. Bezoff, accepted the complete report of the
Nominating CommitteE> and cast a unanimous ballot for
Don DeDecker as Cha nnan, James J . Nolan as Vice-
Chairman, and Beth Jenkins as Secretary Treasurer for
1976. Mo ion carried unanimously.
Chairman DeDec er assumed the chair.
H alth Planning nd Health Systems Aqency Deferred Motion.
The subject of Health Systems Agency designation for health planning has be n
an issue of erious concern with the Council for several months. The Councll
is aware that the enactment of the National Health Planning and Resources
Development Act of 1974 (Public Law 93-941) and th subsequent delineation
by Governor Lamm of Health Service Ar as has precluded DRCOG from continuing
its progra o c ompr h nsive health planning.
At th ecem r Council meeting, a motion w m d by Mrs. B th Jenkins,
"that th DRCOG Council direc it Chairman to lndic
H lth Sy ms Ar a
en HSA in com tlt1on
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During the interim period, several actions have taken place. The Steering
Committee has dissolved upon their selection of a governing body, the group
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of elected officials have reconfirmed their intent to submit a competing
application for designation and Governor Lamm has forwarded to the Gene ral
Assembly for their legislative action, the is sue of implementation and admin-
istration of Public Law 93-941 concerning Health Planning and Health Resources
Development.
The Council should know that e l ect ed officials have been appointed to the
Central-Northeast Colorado Health Systems Agency and that representation
from the Denver Metropolitan Area appears good. However, in view of the
Govern0r' s action, it is the r ecommendation of the Program Committee that
the Council refer this issue to the Legislative Committee and that he motion
before the Council remain tab e until he Leg islative Committe e can examine
the intent and implic tions of a Public Benefit Corporation, as proposed by the
Governor, which apparen ly would have some authority in the appointment of
board members of HSAs in Colorado .
The Council on motion by Mr. Cole. supported by
Mr. Tc>dd, unanimously referred this issue to the
Legislative Commi ee and moved that the motion
before t he Council, as s ated bove, re main tableci
until thf' Legisl tive Committee can examine he inten
and 1m plica 10ns of a Public Benefit Corporation.
A list of the newly appointed Board Members of the Health Systems Agency was
distributed to Council.
Alcohol/
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as produc ive members of society. The cost of implementation and
prevention and treatment programs has proven greater than originally
anticipated and additional funds are necessary to put the plan into
effect. Up to the present, local governments have ha to shoulder
the burden of initiating treatment programs and have had to pay more
than th ir share of the costs. In that regard, a resolution was dis-
tributed to Council for adoption which would state that DRCOG supports
the passage of H.B. 1150 to raise the excise tax on alcoholic beverages
to secure needed earmarked revenue to fully fund the detox center s as
established by H .B. 1279 and provide rev nue foro her alcoholism
treatment programs. Mr. Farley stated that staff would work to obtain
an mendment to H.B. 1279 should th1s resolution be adopted by Council.
The Council on motion by Mr. Brown, supported by
Mr. Todd, unanimously adopted Resolution No . 5, 1976,
A Resolution Requesting That the State Legislature Enact
Into Law H. B. 1150; A 8111 to Raise Th" Excise Tax On
Alcohol With the Legislative Intent To Provide Revenue
To Fund Alcoholism Treatment Programs. (A sign d copy
of Resolution No. 5, 1~7 is attached to and made a part
of th ile copy of these minute . )
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The Council on motion by Mr. Smith, supported by
Ms. Weitz, unanimously directed that the DRCOG
staff prepare a resolution supporting the c o ntinued
inclusion of the Alcohol and Drug Abus e Program
within DRCOG.
Report on Plan Amendments Received and Deferred.
Mr. Pampu, DRC OG st aff, reported briefly that in accordance w1 th adopted
Plan Amendment Procedures during January and July of each year, amend-
ments are received and processed. During this cycle, the City of
Thornton has requested an amendment to DRCOG's Streets and Highway
Plan to add a principal arterial. In accordance with amendment procedures,
this proposed amendment has been referred to affected communities for
r evi ew and comment and to appropriate advisory committees for comment.
A public hearing will be held in May on this amendment with subsequent
a ction b y Council requested in June .
He also reported on status of the Water Quality Deferred Amendments,
stating that facility planning studies have bee n undertaken by Metro
Sewer District to evaluate the proposed me n dments and various
accompanying reque sts. This process is currently underway and the
studies should be completed by August of 1976. Staff is working with
Metro Sewer to coordinate the s tudies being completed.
Res o urce Recove ry Management Re port on Phase II Report.
Mr. Farl£>y reported that th Phase II Report from he Parsons C ompany has
not y e t b een received . As soon a s it arrives, it will b taken before the
Resource Recovery Managemen Committee on which the Council members
are representPd. Council memb rs were urged to insure that their
resp c 1 e repr sen atives ar presen at t hat mee il'l9 and thet they report
back to th ir DRCOG Council members on discus ions held. As the report
ls m d available, it wlll be r view d by the DRCOG Legislativ e C ommittee .
Council wlll b kept. apprl ed of dev lopments .
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Page eight
Report of the Executive Director.
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Mr. Farley tha nked outgoing Chairman, Norman Smith, or the fin e leadership,
support and guidance which h e has provided over the past t wo y ears and welcomed
the new Council officers fo r 1976.
Various 1975 activitie s were r e viewed by Mr. Farley, noting that measureable
progress was made ln many areas, as well as some setback b such as the health
systems agency i s sue. He predicted that locally elected officials will have a
much stronger voice in transportation planning during 1976, if DRCOG is
designated as the metropolitan planning organization. He outlined the various
issues curre ntly b e fore the Council and the direction these issues are expected
to take during the e nsuing y e ar. He emphasized that Council input and support
i s vital if s tafl i s to meet the ne eds of the local governments which it serves.
At the requ e st of Council, copies of Mr. Farley's remarks will be mailed to
all Cou nct l me mb ers .
A report was distributed to Council stating that a slowdown in population
expansion in the eight-county Denver area continued throughout 1975, but the
region still 911ined an estimated 28,500 persons. The rele11se st11ted that on
January 1, 1976, Adams, apahoe, Boulder, Clear Creek, Denver, Douglas,
Gilpin, and Jefferson Counties contained 1, 526,100 persons. The current
growth rate is within range of the rate thl!t is required to e ncour11ge a year 2000
population of below 2, 35 0 ,000, which is the adopted population poltcy for DRCOG.
A summary of DRCOG A-9 5 Project Reviews for 1975 was distributed to Council.
Calend11r of Polic y I su
Th time tab le for committ ction o n curr nt is s ues and progr11ms was reviewe d.
Mr . Nol n , D n v r. lo.:f d Council o n the Denv r R/UDAT R port r e c e ntly don
by an AlAR gional Urban De lgn Ass i s tance Tea m, s ug ges t ng that m mb r s m y
w nt to cont ct th D nv r Pl!!nnlng Of lc for cop! s .
w lc d DR COG
1 y o f Lafay t to
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Council members were encouraged to submit their advisory committee
appointments to the staff by February 20, 1976.
Adjournment
There being no further business to come before the Council, the meeting
adjourned at 10:35 p.m.
ATTEST:
Robert D. Farley
Ex cutlve Director
Don D eDecker, Chairman
Denver Regional Council of Governments
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COUNCIL MEETING
DENVER REGIONAL COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
APRIL 7, 1976
Don DeDecker, Chrm.
Fred Allen
Verlln Bruns
John G. Campbell
Dennis Champine
George Chandler
Robert F. Clement
Genie deLulse
Mary DILorenzo
George Drake
Doris Durdy
Robert G. Howard
Joseph McCloskey
Margaret Markey
Ronald Ohm
Norman A. Smlth
Douglas Sovern
Brad Stelling
Thomas G. Thomas
William Thornton
Je rrold W. Todd
City of Lakewood
City of Westminster
City of Northglenn
Adams County
City of Aurora
City of Longmont
Jefferson County
City of Golden
City of Louisville
City of Edgewater
C Lty of Brighton
City of Wheat Ridge
City of Thornton
Boulder County
City of Lafayette
City of Broomfield
City of Englewood
City of Littleton
City of Arvada
Town of Bow Mar
City of Sheridan
Also Present:
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Howard Brown, City of Englewood; Lu Terry, City of Glend le ;
Michael Schonberg, City of Thornton ; John More he d , Th Denver
Post; Laboyta Garmond, Air Pollution C ontrol Comml .. lon; Pa tr icia
Thorsberg, League of Wo men Voters of M tro D nver: Rich Alm z n,
JlmWint r, Roy Coh n, N ncySnow, JodyT ylor, AlanM. wart ,
Ell Truj lllo, Stud nts of the University of Color do; Tom H yn s,
City of Thornton; John J. Dol n, nd Glenn Fritts, Color do Department
of Highways; B rbar Willi mson nd Ralph Jackson, ReQion •l
Transportat1on District: A. Gordon Appell, City & County of Denv r;
M ek Cox, D wn Ad ms, gu sts; Ro rt D. F rl y, tx cutlv
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Page two
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Cha1rman DeDecker called the meeting to order at 7:40p.m. Roll was
called and quorum declared present.
Chairman DeDecker welcomed Councilman George Chandler attending his
first DRCOG CouncU meeting representing the City of Longmont.
Minutes of February 18, 1976.
The council on motion by Mayor Thornton, supported by
Mr. Sovern, unanimously approved the minutes of the
February 18, 1976 meeting as mailed.
Summary of the Executive Committee Meetings of March 3, 1976 and
AprU 7, 1976.
Council accepted the summary of the March 3, 1976 meeting as mailed
and Executive Committee Vice Chairman Clement reported verbally on the
meeting held this date.
Report of the Chairman.
Chairman DeDecker referred CouncU to the membership lists of the newly
appointed members of the Program and Legislative Committees attached to
the agenda. He noted also that the Retreat for Council members is
scheduled to be held May 20-22, 1976 at a location to be announced.
The sessions will begin Thursday a fternoon and go thro119h Saturday Noon.
Counc U members desiring t o a ttend were encouraged to notify staff.
Report of Committ ees
Prog r am Committee
Mr. DeDecker reported that the comm ittee met this date and discussed t he
continuinq status of the MPO neqotiations. He stat ed that negotiations are
proceeding well with RTD and CDH. Two issues continue to be addressed,
p rticul rly th tr nsportatlon commltt e that wlll be part of th MPO and
its composltlon. Continuing upd t s will be m de av Uable to Council.
Council w s ref rred to th st tut' report on sel cted legislative iuu s
lnclud d In th o nd and Mr. Heffn r, DRCOG st Cf. reeponded to qu a tiona
from Council.
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APRIL 7, 1976
Page three
1975 DRCOG Audit.
Mr. Farley reported that the Executive Committee at its meeting this date
unanimously accepted the 1975 DRCOG Audit and recommended slmllar
action by Council. Copies of the Audit were malled to Councll members
for their review prior to this meeting.
The Councll on motion by Mr. Todd, supported by
Mr. Severn, unanimously accepted the 1975
DRCOG Audit as presented.
Set Public Hearing on Plan Amendments for Councll Meeting on May 19. 1976.
Mr. Farley reported that a Public Hearing should be scheduled for May 19,
1976 at 7:30p.m. at a location to be announced. A summary of the Plan
Amendment wlll be distributed to Council around the beginning of May.
The Council on motion by Mr. Thomas, supported by
Mr. Howard, unanimously set the Publlc Hearing on the
Plan Amendment for May 19, 1976 at 7:30p.m. at a
location to be determined by staff.
Nomination of a DRCOG Council Member to the Board of Directors of the
National Association of Regional Councils.
Mr : DeDecker explained that the National Association of Regional Councils'
Board of Directors instituted new procedures for electing candidates to its
Board of Directors which necessitates the DRCOG Council formally submitting
a nomination of one of its Council members to serve ln that capacity 1f lt so
desired 60 days prior to the Annual NARC Conference. NARC has requested
that nominations be submitted from regional counclls by April 9, 1976.
Final selection of board members wlll occur a t NARC's Annual Conference ln
June.
Th PrOQr m Comm ittee discussed the matter at its March 31st meeting and
recommended th t the Councll nominate Norm n A. Smith to serve his second
term on th Bo rd.
Th Council on motion by Mr. Todd, su pport d by Mr. Dr ke
un nimou ly nomin ted Norm n A. Smith for hls a cond t rm
on th Bo rd of Dir ctors of th Nation 1 A ocl t1on of
Region 1 Counc ils, nd dlr cted th t such nomln tlon b
su m tt d to NARC by Aprll , 1976.
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Continuation of the Alcohol and Drug Abuse Program at DRCOG.
At the February Council meetlng, staff was directed by Council to prepare
a pollcy resolution on the future of the Alcohol and Drug Abuse Program at
DR COG. Pursuant to that request, a resolution was distributed to CouncU
for Its adoption declaring the Intent of the CouncU that the program remain
wit hin DRCOG, rather than be assigned to a yet to be created Health Systems
Agency. Since 1973, DRCOG, by contract with the Colorado Department
of Health, has pr o vided a planning and coordination role for the local
agencies in Region III. The contract funding has been on a matching basis
with DRCOG providing a local cash match each year. The DRCOG Work
Program has Included work with an advisory committee composed of local
representatives seek lng to develop a coordinated service de livery system.
Earl McCoy, VIce Chairman of the Advisory Committee, was present and stated
that the committee met last Friday, discussed the Issue, and voted to support
Council adoptlon of the resolution retaining the program at DRCOG.
Mr. Farley reported that the Colorado Department of Health, Division of
Alcohol and Drug Abuse has begun to discuss the possibility of shifting
Its contract for regional planning and coordination from DRCOG to the yet
to be created Northeast Colorado Health Systems Agency. The Impetus for
this consideration comes from the same federal legislatlon which wlll shift
the DR COG Comprehensive Health Planning program out of DR COG to the HSA
Julyl, 1976.
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Cha irman DeDecker stated that the Program Committee reviewed the matter
and unan imou sly recommended Councll ado ption of the re olution. Chairman
DeDecker read a note from Mr. Bezoff, who was unable to be present, sklng
that Council vote favorably on the resolution to ret In the program within DRCOG.
The resolution would be forwarded to th StateD partment of H alth, Division
of Alcohol and Drug Abuse requesting that they con ld r continuing th ir
contractual re\atlonshlp with DRCOG for this progr m.
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Mr. Smith, who serves on the HSA Board, as well as the DRCOG Councll,
stated that the HSA Executlve Committee and Board have just been designated
and have an appllcation pending for designation as the HSA for Area One.
The funding and administration Is being handled on an Interim basis. That
agency, If designated, won't be a viable operating agency untlllate In 1976.
Mr. Todd also conflrmed that the HSA Is not equipped to assume responsibillty
for a functioning program of this type at this time.
In response to a question, Mr. Farley stated that the current proposal from
the State Health Department is that they will run the program out of their
own office with three coordinators based on the geographic area of the HSA
In the interim untll the HSA is created and operational. However, the
statute under which the HSAs are being created does not automatically give
that function to HSAs. DRCOG belleves the grant funding should be
negotiated ln a memo of agreement between the HSA and the comprehensive
planning agencles, of which there are four In the area, DR COG being one of
them. This resolution wo u ld allow the DRCOG Councll to express its desires
now to the State, before a decision Is made on placement of the program.
The Counc il on motion by Mr. So vern, sup ported by
Mrs. Markey amended Resolution No. 6, 1976, to add
the following:
''WHE REAS the Denver Regional C ouncil of Government s
h as a continuing program and can provide better services
for the Alcohol nd Dr ug Abu e Programs untll such time
s a successor agency such as the health systems agency
for r one Is qu Hfl d; nd"
Th motion carr! dun nlmously.
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was presented for Council adoption adopting the following changes to the
FY 1976 Urban Systems Program of Expenditures.
1. $100 I 000 for construction of a structure and widening of
approaches on Illff Avenue over the Hlghllne Canal ln Arapahoe
County. This project replaces the programmed $300 I 000
project on Yosemite Avenue.
2. $201000 for trafflc signal improvement at Lowell Boulevard
at Bowles in the City of Littleton. This project is substituted for
the programmed signallzation at Caley and Windemere.
The Council on motion by Mr. Todd 1 supported by
Mr. Sovernl unanimously adopted Resolution No. 7
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19761 A Resolution Adopting Changes to the 1976
Program of Expenditures for Urban System Highway
Construction. (A signed copy of Resolution No. 7 is
attached to and made a part of the file copy of these
minutes.)
Adoption of the Transportation Improvement Program and Transportation
Systems Management Plan (TIP/!SM) on Behalf of the Joint Regional Planning
Program.
Mr. Pampu explained that the Joint Regional Planning Program has prepared
the 'l'ransportatlon Improvement Program which contains highw y and transit
Improve ments expected to be carried out in the period 1976 through 19801
including an Annual Element Describing specific 1976 projects. The
Transportation Systems Management Plan has also been prepared outlining
low capital intensive solutions to lmprovlnq mobility In the Region. This
n w r qulreme nt established by the Dep rtm nt of Transportation states that
e ch Reqion hav n dopt d Highway and Tr n It Plan 1 but in ord r to
begin to stabllsh prlorlt es forth use of f d ral funds for highway and public
tr nsportation facllltl s I hey have r que t d that each region prepare a
TIP/I' SM.
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Page seven
The Council on mot1on by Mr. Todd, supported by
Mrs. Durdy, unanimously adopted Resolution No. 8,
1976, A Resolution to Adopt the Transportation Improve-
ment Program and Transportation Systems Management
Plan. (A signed copy of Resolution No. 8, 1976, is
attached to and made a part of the file copy of these
minutes.)
Adoption of the Federal Aid Realignment on Behalf of the Joint Regional
Planning Program.
In January, the Council considered functional classification of streets and
highways in the Denver and Boulder Urbanized areas. Mr. Pampu explained
that the federal aid realignment is based upon that functional classification
and it provides a determination of which fac1litles are eligible for the
various categories of federal aid highway funds. Of particular importance
to Council are the facilities designated as part of the Urban System Because
they are eligible for expenditure of Urban Systems Funds pursuant to direction
from Councll. He concluded by stating that the JRPP Regional D lrectorate
and the DRCOG Program Committee h ave both recommended Council adoptlon
of the two resolutions.
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The Council on motion by Mr. Howard, supported by
Mr. Sovern, unanimously adopted Resolutlon No. 9,
1976, A Resolutlon To Adopt A Reallgned Federal Aid
Highway System for the Denver Urbanized Area. (A
signed c opy of Resolution No. 9, 1976, is a ttac hed to
and made part of the file copy of these minutes.)
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The Counc il on motion by Mr . Allen, supported by
Mrs . Markey moved that the Council execute a resolution
In favor of support of future funding and extension of the
Minority Intern Program.
Several Council members expressed displeasure with the motion stating
that they preferred to discuss the Issue with their respective local communities
before taking any action.
Mr. Allen questioned If It would be appropriate for staff to prepare a
resolution for C ouncil consideration at the next meeting. Mr. Farley stated
that the preparation of a resolution for re-submlsslon to Council In May
would make the timing very poor, since the Congressional committee consid-
ering this appropriation was scheduled to meet before that tlme to make Its
declslon.
Mrs. Markey and Mr. Allen wl thdrew the above stated motion and took the
following action:
The Council on motion by Mr. Allen, supported by Mr. Campbell,
directed the Chairma n of DRCOG to oorrespond further with the
Colorado Congressional Delegation with reg a rd to support of the
701 program and the Minority Intern Program. The motion carried
with Mrs. Durdy, Mr. Drake, and Mr. Cham pine voting no.
The Council on motion by Mr. Sm 1 th, supported by Mayor
Thornton, unanimously requested that staff give Council a
report at the May meeting concerning the alternative funding
and extent of such a program If federal fund lng Is not available.
St tus Report on th Resource Recovery ProJect
Mr. Foster upda t ed Councll on the project, stating that the final report
from the Ralph M. P rsons Comp ny, eng in erlng consultants , Is expect d
before the end of April. This wlll provide the technical and economic
Information regarding fe slblllty of resource recovery. With respect to the
Resource R covary District legislation, H.B. 1148, th House Local
Gov rnment Commltt klll d th bill on rebru ry 26, 1976.
Th Resourc Recov ry M n gem nt Commltt wlll review th final report ,
and the committee nd st ff, m y report ny recommend tiona to th Councll.
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COUNCIL MINUTES
APRIL 7, 1976
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Status Report on the Local Planning Assistance Program.
Mr. Pampu stated that at its meeting this date, the Executive Committee
authonzed an application to the State of Colorado on behalf of flve of
DR COG's member jurisdictions for local planning assistance funds. He
also referred Council to Attachment J which described the grant application
and also the local technical assistance work that staff has been carrying
out in recent months.
Report of the Executive Director.
A letter was distributed to Council from Mr. Semple I Aurora City Manager I
concerning technical assistance performed for the City by the DRCOG
Criminal Justice Staff.
Chairman DeDecker congratulated several DRCOG Council members on thelr
recent re-elections. Blll Thornton was re-elected Mayor of the Town of
Bow Mar; George Garson was re-elected Mayor of Glendale; Gall Mollnaro
was elected Mayor in Morrison; and Beth Jenkins was elected Mayor of
C herry Hills Village •
AdJournment
There being no further business the meeting adjourned at 9:20p.m.
ATTEST:
Ro bert D . F rl y
E.x cutl D r ct r
Don D Decker, Chairman
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
May 4, 1976
I . CALL TO ORDER .
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The regular meeting of the City Planning and Zoning Commission
was call d to order at 7 :05p .m. by Chairman Tanguma.
Members present: Jones, Jorgenson, Parker, Pierson, Don Smith,
Tanguma, Williams.
Romans, Ex-officio
Members ab ent : Ed Smith, ad
Al o pr s nt : Associat Plann r Hous
Assistant City Attorney DeWitt
II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES.
Chairman Tanguma stated that Minut s of April 20, 1976, w r
to be consid red for approval .
Jone moved:
Park r s conded : Th Minut of April 20, 1976, b approv d
as writt n.
AYES : Williams , Jone , Jorg non, Park r, D. Smith , Tanguma
NAYS : Non e
ABSTAIN : Pierson
ABSENT : Wade, E . Smith
Th motion carried.
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Mrs. Romans stated that the area to the south and southeast
of the subject property is zoned 1-1 in the City of Englewood.
There is a mixture of residential and industrial development
in the area south of Thomas Avenue, as there is in the area
north of We t Tufts Avenue.
Mrs. Romans noted that Mr. Eitel, counsel for Mr. and Mrs .
Mardesen, is present.
Mr. Parker asked if the applicant had petitioned for sanitary
sewer service? Mrs. Romans stated that sewer service is
available throughllie South Englewood Sanitation Distric t.
Mr. Tom Eil 1
1016 First National Bank -stated that he represented Mr. and
Mrs. Mardesen . Mr. Eitel asked
that the statf report be made a part of the record. Mr. Tanguma
so ord red.
Mr. Eitel stated that Mr. and Mrs. Mardesen have owned th
subJect property tor some period of time . The property has
been zon d 1-1, Light Industrial, in Arapahoe County, which
zon cla sification provides that a 50 ft. setback shall be
provided where an industrial site abuts a residential zon
di trict. This provision, if appli d to the subject prop rty,
would only leav th west 37.3 ft . of th property for Mr.
Mard n to build on. Ther hav b n two application to
th County Board of Adjustm nt for a variance to this provision,
both o1 which hav b n d ni d. Thi property was part of the
City attempted to annex in 1974, known as the Santa
Annexation ar a , Mr. Eit 1 stated that Mr. and Mr .
supported both th ann xation !fort, and th zoning
on plac d on th property.
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
May 4, 1976
I . CALL TO ORDER .
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The regular meeting 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, Don Smith ,
Tanguma, Williams.
Romans, Ex-officio
Members absent: Ed Smith, Wade
Also pr s nt: Associate Planner House
Assistant City Attorney DeWitt
II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES.
Chairman Tanguma stated that Minutes of April 20, 1976, were
to be consi d red for approval .
Jones mov d:
Park r s conded: The Minutes of April 20, 1976, be approved
as written.
AYES : illiam , Jone , Jorg n on, Parker, D. Smith, Tanguma
NAYS: Non
ABSTAIN: Pierson
ABSENT: Wad , E . Smith
Th motion carri d.
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Mrs. Romans stated that th property the Commission is con-
sidering is owned by Mr. and Mrs. Leon Mardesen, located at
th southeast corner of West Tufts Avenue and South Winderm r
Str et, which was annexed to the City by Ordinanc approv d by
City Council at their meeting of May 3, 1976 . The Annexation
Act of 1965 requires the City to zone all property annexed to
the City within 90 days of th final action on the annexation .
Th r sponsibility to zone the annPxed property is the City's,
not th property owner. Mr. Mardesen's property wa zoned
I-1, LJ.ght Industrial, in Arapahoe County; the property
abutting to the east is zoned R-3, Single-family Residenc , in
Arapahoe County. To the west, across South Windermere Street,
the land is zon d 1-2, Heavy Industrial by Arapahoe County,
and th r is also 1-2 zoning to th north of West Tufts Avenue
in the unincorporated area ,
Th prop rty ha be n posted th required number of days , and
publi notl.c of the zoning proc dur did app a in th Engl -
wood H r ald S ntin 1.
Th was part of th Santa Fe/Union Ann xat1on
h annexation wa invalidated by the Court. Mr. and
en upported attempts to annex to Englewood at that
tim , and th y also upported th zoning cla ifications giv n
to th prop rtl. in this ann xation area Th ir land a pro-
po d 1or I-1, Light Industrial, during the tim it wa in
the Cl.ly of Engl wood.
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Mrs. Romans stated that the area to the south and southeast
of the subject property is zoned 1-1 in the City of Englewood.
There is a mixture of residential and industrial development
in the area south of Thomas Avenue, as there is in the area
north of West Tufts Avenue.
Mrs. Romans noted that Mr. Eitel, counsel for Mr. and Mrs .
Mardesen, is present.
Mr. Parker asked if the applicant had petitioned for sanitary
sewer service? Mrs. Romans stated that sewer service is
available throughllie South Englewood Sanitation District.
Mr. Tom Eitel
1016 First National Bank -stated that he represented Mr. and
Mrs. Mardesen. Mr. Eitel asked
that the staff report be mad a part of th record. Mr. Tanguma
so ord red.
Mr. Eitel stated that Mr. and Mrs. Mardesen have owned the
subject property tor som p riod of time . The prop rty has
been zoned I-1, Light Industrial, in Arapahoe County, which
zone classification provides that a 50 ft. setback shall be
provided where an indu trial sit abuts a r sidential zon
district. This provision, if applied to the subject prop rty,
would only lev th we t 37.3 ft . of th property ior Mr.
Mardes n to build on. Ther hav b en two pplication to
th County Board of Adjustm nt or a v riance to thi provi ion,
both o1 which h v been d ni d. Thi prop rty was part of th
rca th City att mpt d to annex in 1974, known as th Santa
F /Union Ann xat on ar Mr. Eit 1 t t d that Mr. and Mr .
lard n upport d both th ffort, and th zonin
d ignation plac d on th
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Mr. Eitel introduced Mr. Mardesen, and viewed several photo-
graphs taken of Mr. Mardesen's property and from Mr. Mardesen's
property viewing the surrounding area , The photos indicate
the industrial development in the area, as well as the r es iden t1al
are as. Mr. l ardesen testified as to what each picture repre-
sent d, and also testified that he personally took the pictures.
Mr. Mardes e n stated that he feels these pictures do represent
the true character of the neighborhood.
~r. E1tel asked Mr. Mardesen if he ielt the industrial develop-
ment in th area is incre asing or decreasing ? Mr. Mardesen
stated that the industrial d velopment is increasing ; he stated
t hat he had inquir d about prop rty located on block to the
east of hi s property which is und r consideration this evening ;
he was inform d the property would be sold lor industrial
development. Mr. Mardesen not d that in the last year, it has
cost him 14,000 j u st to b waitin and having to go through
the proccdur of app als, ann x a tion, and zoning. Also, th
cost oi con tructing a building now will b high r than it would
ha v e b n y ar ago becaus the cost of mat rial has incr a e d
•r atly.
Mr. Eitel asked if Mr. Mardesen c ould have obtained water and
sewer servic in the County? Mr . Mard sen stated he would
h v had to form his own Wat r District, and would hav had to
j oin th an1tation di trict. Mr. Mardesen stat d that he ha
not y t m d pplication to JOin the s wer district , which h
will h v to do wh th r h i und r County jurisdiction or
with1n th C1t of En 1 wood.
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Mr. Eitel asked Mr. Mardesen if he understood the requirements
of the 1-1 Zone District as explained by Mrs. Romans, and if
he understood he would have to comply witb these requirements?
Mr. Mardesen stated that he did understand.
Mr. Smith asked it Mr. Mardesen's pro posed development would
have faced on West Tufts Avenue? Mr. Mardesen stated the
development that he considered when he had a tenant for the
site, would have been on the north end of the property facing
west; the developmP.nt would have had access from Tufts Avenue
and from South Windermere.
Mr. Jones asked if the d v e lopment of this property would re-
quire the removal of the residential use on the south end of
th prop rty? Mr. Mardesen stated that at some future time
th y plann d to remove the residence; at the present tim ,
howev r, r moval of the residence would "tear down the only
incom on th property."
thought th re was an Ordinance in
City to provid water and sewer to
annex d prop rti s? Mrs. Romans stated that water service is
to Mr. Mardesen; he will have to make application to
Sanitation District for sewer service. Mr . DeWitt noted
that lard n will have to pay tap fees for water and
!r. Jones stat d that the matt r of water
nd s w r rv ce would have to be d terained prior to issuanc
of a building p rmit. H ask d if the residence on th outh
nd oJ th property is on a eptic tank? Mr. Mardes n stat d
th r id nc i on a pti tank and is on its own w 11.
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owner of the subject property was a Mr. Hayes, and he ran
Hank's Gun Shop on this site. The property was zoned for
residential us in the County at that time, and when it came
to the attention of the Arapahoe County officials that Mr.
Hayes was using the site for a gun shop, the property was
rezoned to 1-1, Light Industrial, to permit th gun shop use .
lllr. Hayes sold the property to a Mr. Stroebel, who "wa sold
a bill of goods by 1\lr. Hayes ", and in 1972, Mr. Stroebel appeal ed
to the Board of Adjustment 1n Arapahoe County, asking for a
varianc to build an industrial building thre fe t from the
prop rty line, which varianc was d nied. Mr. Stro b 1 then
sold the property to Mr . and Irs. lardes n. Mr. Mardesen ask d
for a variance before the Board of AdJustment on Octob r 9, 197 5,
which variance was also denied. Mr. Mardesen had ask d for a
varianc to permit a 10 ft. setback. Mr. Malone stated that
there as a reason the 50 ft. s tback was instituted in the
Arapaho County Zoning Ordinanc , and he feels this rational
applies b fore the Englewood Planning Commission as w 11 as
before th Arapaho County Board and Commi ion
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Mr . Malone stated that Mr. Mardesen is attempting to use the
City of Englewood to accomplish his very personal goal, and that
he feels this is a very improper approach to this problem .
Mr. Malone stated that at the last hearing before the Arapahoe
County Board of Adjustment, he offered the compromise that the
south end of ~e property be developed for industrial use,
and the north end of the property be used for parking and
storage ; but, Mr . Mardesen did not want to go along with this
proposal . Mr. Malone stated that Mr. Mardesen's only reason
for annexing to the City and appearing before the Planning
Commission on the zoning, is to ask for the I-1 District to
enable him to cut down on the amount of setback required .
Mr. Malone noted that this annexation will be a "finger"
sticking up to Tufts, and will make for a very irregular
boundary. Mr. Malone stated that he felt the construction of
a warehouse or industrial building on the north end of this
site, plus the storage of construction materials, could create
a very serious traffic hazard at Tufts and Windermere. He
stated that there will be big trucks making turning movements
at that intersection and he fe lt this would be a serious problem.
!r. ~alon stated he felt it would be more appropriate to zone
1r. Mard sen's property for r sidential use, which is the use
of th land at the present time. Mr. Malone stated he felt the
I-1 zoning should be considered on its own merit at such time
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to the west of South Windermer e Street, Mr. Manning said there
is a reside ntial use at the southwest corner of the Tufts -
Windermere intersection, vacant land south of the residential
use on the corner, then th r is a s cond residential use, and
then light industrial developm nts.
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k d if Mr. Manning had noticed any n w industrial
w1thin a one block radiu of his home? Mr. Mann1ng
ha b n very littl industrial dev lopm nt recen t ly,
t developm nt would b at the east nd of Thoma
i a dirt str t that d ad ends furth r ast of property.
Mr. Jones ask d if lr. Manning wouldn't experi nee th sam
obstruction of view it a residence w re to b built on th
north one-half of th Mardesen prop rty? Mr. Manning acknowl dg ed
that h would b faced with the lack of vi w of th mountai n .
lr. Manning tat d that his property xtends 125 It outh o1
W st Tu1ts Av nu , and Mr. Mardes n's property extend outh
250 te t from Tufts Avenue. Mr. Jon s pointed out that 11 r.
ard n's property were to be z o ned for residential u , th r
uff1c1 nt land to enable Mr. Mardesen to hav at 1 a t t~o
1d ntial u e on his property.
ibil ty of R-4 zonin on
th t th R-4 01 tric p r lt
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that the change in setback requirements between the two dis-
tricts constitutes a great change . Mr. Williams asked "do
you want to see the property sit there vacant and grow weeds?"
Mr. Malone stated he did not feel they needed to worry about
that, t ha t Mr. Mardesen is making use of the land for storag
of his equipment . Mr. Williams noted that Mr. Mardesen has
been unable to develop the land under the County restrictions,
and Mr . Malon e replied that ~. Mardes n could develop the
land "if he wasn't s o greedy." lolr . Williams noted that "you
are bringing the matter of finances in and I don't like it."
Mr. Malone point d out that "you have to realize that he is
asking for the zoning to change th setback requirements
where it abut residential property ; the land is useable as
I-1 und r th County zoning." Mr. Williams noted that the land
is no long r under County jurisdiction, that the property has
b en annex d to th City of Englewood, and the prop rty own r
wants to develop his property. Mr. Malon stated that h f 1
it is not fair to the Mannings, who hav lived at 1540 We t
Tufts Avenue for 20 years. He stated that they fe l th y had
the right to u th ir property and not hav a building right
next to th m. Mr. talon s tat ed that, in his opinion, lr.
!liard sen can us his land for I-1 development a it i pr ently
zon d in Arapaho County; but that Mr. Mard s n 1 king to
chang the zoni ng to a different classification in ord r that
he can mak b tt r u o f his land. Mr. William again mpha iz d
that thi 1 nd i not now in th County.
f lt that th Mannin
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Mrs . Pierson noted that the mountain view Mr . Manning wants to
preserve would be subject to obstruction with either zone dis-
trict. Mr s . Pierson stated that she was not sure that preserva-
tion of th mountain view is a valid reason for denial of the
I-1 classification, but asked what would happen in the event
the I-1 classification were to be denied? Mrs. Roman s stated
that the burden is on the City to place this land in a proper
zone classification. Discussion followed.
Mr. Williams stated that he fe lt the only zone classification
under consideration was the I-1 District, and that discussion
must center on the merits of that d signation. Discussion
followed.
Mr. Manning stated that he would have no objection to the
granting of the I-1 Zon District if the proposed industrial
building was built to the south of his property, and that Mr.
Mard s n continue to use the north end of the lot adjacent to
Mr. Manning's property in the manner it is now being used
f or storag o1 materials.
Mr. Ia nning did indicate, on questioning, that he would pre-
fer to look at the "backside of a dw lling unit", ev n if it
wer multi-family, than at an industrial development.
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lard sen would hav to provid 10 ft.
etback ; if th north on -half of Mr .
used for torag of material , th
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solid fence? Mr . Eitel stated that Mr. Mardesen did understand
this requirement .
Mr. Malon stated that Mr. Eitel has urged that this property
be zoned as it is used; he submitted that the property is
residentially u ed, not industrially used. He stated that the
appropriate zoning would be of a residential character . At
such time as Mr. Mardesen comes in with a plan for developm nt,
it would b appropriate to consider industrial zoning at that
time. Mr. Malone noted that even though much of the surrounding
land is zoned industrial, it is either vacant, or used for
residential purposes. Mr . Malone urged the Commission to
wait until there is a specific plan presented for industrial
developnent.
Parker mov d :
Pierson seconded: The Public Hearing be closed.
AYES : Tanguma, Williams, Jones, Jorgenson, Parker, Pier on,
D. Smith
NAYS: Non
ABSENT : Wad , Ed Smith
Th mot~on carri d
Bri f di 1on n u d.
Don S it h mov d :
P rk r on d d :
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for approxiaat ly 15 m nut
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County Zoning Regulations, and even though the conditions of
the two zoning districts are different, the area is still
predominat e ly an I-1 area. The land immediately to the west
of the subject site, across South Windermere Street, is in
the County, and is zoned I-2, Heavy Industrial; south of the
subject sit , in the City of Engl wood, the land is zoned I-1 ,
Light Industrial; and north of the site is R-3, Resid ntial,
which area, in his opinion, is in a state of transition.
Mrs. Pi rson stated that she has a great deal of sympathy for
Mr. and Mrs. Manning, but she would also have to vote to approve
the I-1 zoning, for the very r asons cited by Mr. Jones.
Mr. Don Smith stated h , also, would have to vote in favor
of the mot1on ; he stated h does not f el it is a chang in
z oning --both classifications, City and County, b 1ng 1-1,
Light lndustrial. H tat d that the main problem ms to
b th setback requirem nt , which vary in th two JUri diction
Mr. Smith stat d that he f lt th r is only one other zon
c la sification that could b con idered for this ar a, and it
would not change the tback requirements which Mr. and lr .
Manning ObJ ct to . Mr . Smith stat d that he feel th land i
u d for 1-1 now, and he would have to vote in favor of th motion
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Don Smith mov ed:
Jorgenson seconded : The Planning Commission adopt and recommend
to City Council, the Findings of Fact on
Case #13-76, rezoning an area in Northwest Englewood from R-1-C,
Single-family Residence, to R-2-C, Medium Density Re idence.
AYES: Don Smith, Tanguma, Williams, Jones, Jorgenson , Parker
NAYS: None
ABSTAIN : Pierson
ABSENT : E. Smith, Wade
The motion carried.
V. DIRECTOR'S CHOICE
Mrs. Romans stated that she had nothing to discuss under
Director 's Choice.
VI. COMMISSION 'S CHOICE
Mr. Jorgenson complemented Mrs. Romans on her memorandum
reviewing h r trip to Washington, D.C., to attend the ASPO /AIP
Conference.
The m ting a d journed at 9 :00 p.m .
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Th followin m mbers met in tudy session in Conference
Room A: Park r, Tanguma, Jones, D. S•ith, Jorgenson, Pi r on.
Staff m mb r Romans, De itt , Hou
Th u y
of th co-1 ion r' Handbook was gi v n to
Mr • Roman di cu s d chang s that had b n mad
nt dition.
th et for May , 1976, 7:30A.M., wa
indicat d h could not att nd thi tour.
h y would mak v ry f ort to go on
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MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR
RECOMMENDATION <F THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION.
DATE: May 4, 1976
SUBJECT : 1-1 Zoning Designation -Lot 6, Bell Isle Gardens
RECOMMENDATION :
Williams moved:
Jones seconded : The Plann~ng Commission recommend to City
Council that Lot 6, Bell Isle Gardens (1590
West Tufts Av nue) be zoned I-1, Light Industrial.
AYES: Pier on , Don Smith, Tanguma, Williams, Jones, Jorgenson,
Park r
NAYS : Non
ABSE T: Ed Smith , Wad
Th motion carri d.
By Order of th City Plannin
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MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR
RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION .
DATE: May 4, 1976
SUBJECT: Findings of Fact -Case #13-76.
RECOMMENDATION:
D. Smith moved:
Jorgenson seconded: The Planning co .. ission adopt and recommend
to City Council, the Findings of Fact on
Case #13-76, rezoning of an area in Northwest En~lewood from
R-1-C, Single-family Residence, to R-2-C, Medium Density Residence.
AYES : Don Saith, Tanguma, Williams, Jones, Jorgenson, Parker
NAYS : None
ABSTAIN : Pi e rson
ABSENT : Ed Smith, Mae Wade
The motion carried.
By Order of the City Planning
and Zoni ng Commission
._a: "· //~ d Ge?frudeCf. ~elt:y ; a
Recording S cretary
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Minutes of May 13, 1976 Meeting
The meeting of the Employees Retirement Board was called to order at 4:00 p.m.
on May 13, 1976. Upon the call of the roll, the following members were present:
Kay Roberts
Donald Williams
Donald L. R. Smith
Phil Vieira
Wes Wigham
The following members were absent:
Edward Draper
William Ritterhouse
Also present were :
City Attorney Berardini
Eric Johannisson, Revenue Chief
Marilyn Irons
Paul Ferguson
Frank Hearn
William D. James
Wes Wigham was appointed Acting Chairman for the Board until a permanent
chairman could be appointed.
Board Member Wigham stated that the purpose of the meeting was to consider
two disability retirement requests :
1. Florence Crossley
2. qobert Pflaeging
Board Member Williams moved that a hearing for the disability retireMent
requests be held on May 26, 1976 at 4:00 p.m. Board Member Smith seconded
the motion. Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes : Board Members Roberts, Williams, Smith, Vieira, Wigham.
Abs nt : Roard Members Draper, Ritterhouse.
ays : Non •
Bo rd M ber Sm1t 1110ved tha doctor's report be obtained fr0111 Flor nee
Crossley's doctor. Board H ber Vieira seconded the motion. Upon a call of
h roll, the vo e resulted as follows:
A s: oard
Abs nt : Board M
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rs Ro rts, WilliaMS, Smfth , Vf fra, WfghaM.
rs Draper, Rftterhouse.
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Board Member Wigham stated that a request had been made by Bernard Flanigan.
Building Maintenance Division of the Public Works Department, to the City
Manager for an extension of non.al retirement age. This request had been
turned down by the City Manager, and Mr. Flanigan is now requesting a normal
retirement.
Board Member Roberts moved that a normal retirement be granted to Bernard
Flanigan. Board Member Williams seconded the motion. Upon a call of the
roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Board Members Roberts, Williams, Smith. Vieira, Wigham.
Absent: Board Members Draper, Ritterhouse.
Nays: None.
Board Member Roberts stated that a chairman and vice-chairman needed to be
appointed for the board. Board Member Roberts moved and Board Member Wfllfam.s
seconded a motion that Edward Draper be nominated for chairman. The motion
passed by a unanimous vote. Board Melllber Smith 1110ved that the nominations be
closed. The motion passed by a unanimous vote.
Board Member Draper was elected Chairman by a unanimous vote.
Board Member Smith moved that Phil Vieira be appointed as vice-chairman by
unanimous vote. The motion passed by a unani1110us vote.
Phil Vieira was elected Vice-ChairMan by a unaniMOUs vote.
Board Melnber Roberts 110ved and Board "-ber V1e1ra seconded a .,tfon that
the meeting be adjourned. The 1110t1on passed by a Utllnf.aus vote, and the
meeting was adjourned at 5:30 p.m.
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Minutes of May 26, 1976 Meeting
The meeting of the Employees Retirement Board was called to order on May 26,
1976 at 4:00 p.m . The following members were present:
Edward Draper, Chairman
Phil Vieira, Vice-Chairman
Donald L. R. Smith
Donal d Williams
Kay Roberts
Wes Wigham
Board Member Ritterhouse was absent. Al$0 oresent were:
Bernard V. Berardini, City Attorney
Rich Lorig, Personnel D rector
Kells ~aggoner, Director of Public Works
Paul Ferguson, Servicent r Sup rintPndP~t
Leonard Siler, Servicenter Garage Foreman
Robert Pflaeg ng, ~~chanic
Dr. E~rl C ~offpr
William D. JamP~, PX offici
Chairman Draper stated that the purpos o thf~ mee 1ng 1s o consider two
disability retire«~nt applications, and that the first one to be considered
is from Robert Pflaeging.
Mr. Pflaeging stated th~ he has been wi h the City for sixteen year as a
mechanic and that he is 57 years of age. He stated that he applied for
disability retirement because of arthritis and s.e11ing of his hands. whfch
makes it difficult to perform his line of ~rk. Mr. Pflaeging is on con-
stant ~edication and has been und r treatmen since 1969 .
Leonard Siler. Servic nter Garage Fore n, tated th t he has been Mr .
Pflaeging's foreman since 1971. He stated that Mr. Pflaeging has al~ys
been very cap ble, but th t in the 1 st .v eral months hi~ condition has
progressed so that so t m s h c nnot v n h ld th tool~ or carry hrough
with an assign nt
Personnel Dfr ctor Lorig ex la1ned that th. salary increases s1nce 1969
could h v be au ic as a r sul o ~ r classif cation of the position
itself. Heal o sta ted th t th r reno other pos tfons ava11ab1 at th1s
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Th orfgin 1 ot1 n
.b r Vieira seconded t tion.
TIO TO A L FO A REVIE IN 0
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Board Member Smith recommended periodic reviews of disability retirements.
City Attorney Berardini stated that there should be an administrative follow-up
for all cases. Dr. Hoffer agreed that these cases should be reviewed, but that
in this case the action taken was appropriate from a medical standpoint. Board
Membe r Smith proposed one-year reviews, with additional reviews after three or
five years.
Personnel Director Lorig noted that Mr. Pflaeging has applied for long-term
disability insurance; and, if granted, the pension payments would not go into
effect until the applicant is 65 years of age.
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Donald Mazanec, actuarial consultant from A. s. Hansen, Inc., entered the
meeting. Discussion followed regarding preparation of statements for each
employee of projected contributions as of December 31, 1975. William James
noted that the cost for this would come out of the retirement fund budget.
Action on this was tabled until the next meeting.
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Chairman Draper stated that the next matter for consideration is the
disability retirement application from Florence Crossley. Mrs. Crossley,
Eric Johannis son, and Marilyn Irons entered the meeting at this time.
Mrs. Crossley stated that she has been with the City for sixteen years,
and that she applied for disability retirement at the request of her
department head. She stated that she feels she is basically able to
perform her job, but possibly not like she used to because she is older
and starting to slow down. She further stated that she had intended to
work another ye ar, but that she now wants the disability retirement .
Willia James no ted that the letter from her doctor which was requested
has not been received.
BOARD MEMBER SMITH ~VED TO GO ItlTO EXECU IVE SESSION TO REVIEW THIS CASE.
Board H~ er Vieira seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously.
Or . Hoffer suggested that cortical function s udies be perfonned to assist
in evaluat ing t is ca se . H also stated at d1cal disability would be
more appropr i te in thi~ cas e than a physical disability.
BOARO M ER VIEIRA EO TO REC END THAT FLORENCE CROSSLEY TAKE THE
AOOITIO L TES S AS SPECIFIED BY OR. HOFFER . Board Hem r Smith seconded
th t1on . T e tion carried unan1 ously.
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Then xt t1ng s scheduled for June 17, 1976 at 4:00p.m. Th ting
w s adjourn at fi:OO p .• •
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Minutes of May 13 , 1976
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The re~ular monthly meeting of the Fnglewood Parks & Recreation
Commission was called to ord rat 7 :'30 p : m. by lwyn Hewit , member, in the Parks
& Recreation Department.
Mem rs pres nt Brown, Hewitt, Howard and Roman , ex officio
Members ab nt: All n, Poole, u hing, Mann
Also present : J rry Royth r , Asst. Dir . Parks & R creation
Gary Ha V< ner, sst. Dir. Parks & Recreation
jac H iermann )
oQh McManu ) 1 tro . atc-C:oll ge stude nts
Pam Hodg R )
RogL r R Ga~ , ='Q"i 1 '\. Fm rc;on
Harvey 1arttnLZ, 2940 S. l•!Tlf"r . on
Ron Hin cr, rchitccts, In .
Mr. Hewitt declared thi an uno I ial meeting du to lack of a quorum.
Therefore, no official busirle s can transact d but it was nee ssary to meet be-
cau th r is n c: to get input from th Comml ion on sev ral it m .
Th April minut and th financial r port for March and April will be
cc pt at the nc m lng.
1r. R m e nq introduc d nr If, v n r ho wa , IP d to fill th po it1on
of ir cror o Par tion, Park J)ivl ion .
r . Rom:\0. tn r luced th tud nt from M who wer
cr It nd rh ·n xpl mt tructu of
o r 11 clr
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Minutes of May 13, 1976
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groups. Four site plans were pr sented . All of the plans have 15, 000 square feet in
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the building and 6, 000 square fe e t for off-street parking . Mr . Rinker said the Housing
Authority tends to favor the plans that kee p all facilities separate but in the s ame im -
mediate area. He also reported that the nior Citizen Advisory Committee unanimously
recommended Plan 01. The Commis sion discussed the possibility of combining plans
Bl and 01 which would provide greater safety by connecting the housing and center with
a gree nbelt/park type area rather than crossing th street. This would allow for more
moved, Howard seconded, that the members pre nt recomm nd a new plan, plan G,
which is the combinatioo of Bl and 01. Motion carr! d .
The fun drive fot the • nior Citiz n Center has r e ach d $12 , 000 and th re
is a good possibility thi s could becom a continuing fund so if more dev lopment i
plann d for th e Recre ation Center the r may mor money available.
Mr. Roman , introduced Mr . 1artin z and Mr. G gc wh o live near th
aid h h liv d 1n th re for ight · ar an i h
thi tim . H
park with onl ~r ,
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in the rca .
for a mini park . Mr . Martlnt>z
n a w ed patch and dump all
atl tied wtth a neighborhood
nld I wou ld llk to
tblv n unlighted t nni cou rt
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installed and grass and trees planted in this area this summer and that this money not
be used from the Pa ks Department budget but from unappropriated funds.
The ground breaking ceremonies were held May for the golf course in
the River Redevelopment proj ct and work is now underway.
Mr. Hewitt said that the School District i looking ;u all of the school play
areas and he inquired if the department is still planning to locate a handicapped play
area of any other type of recreation facility on a school site.
In regard to the Cushing Park and requ ts that the pond be filled, Mr.
Romans reported that the City Manager has instructed the department to go ahead
with a small rock wall and plantings as recommended by the Commis ion . Mr.
Romans said this would be don f' a oon a manpow r i availabl
The me ting adjourned at 10:00 p .m .
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MEMORANDUM 1D THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REG RDING RECOMMENDA TlON
OF THE PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION
DATE: May 13, l07fi
SUBJECT: EMERSO MINI PARK
R ECOMMENDA TlON: The three Commission members present at this unofficial
meeting strongly recommend that the City Council appro-
priate funds immediately so that the sprinkler system can
be installed and grass and trees planted in this area this
summer.
This money not to be used from the Parks Department
budget but from unappropriated funds .
. ££/'v# Recording secretary
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MEMORANDUM
To: Andy McCown, City Manager
From: William D. James, Director of Finance
Date: June 3, 1976
Subject : Attendance at Municipal Finance Officers Association
Conference in San Francisco, California
The MFOA National Conference was held in San Francisco, California, at the
Downtown Hilton from May 2 through May 6, 1976. The following sessions were
attended:
1. Opening general session with speakers Honorable George R.
Moscone, Mayor of San Francisco, and Honorable Edwin H. Yeo, III,
Under Secretary for Monetary Affairs, U.S. Dept. of Treasury.
2. The SEC and Govern.ental Financial Disclosure.
3. Public Employee Retireaent Administration -Fiduciary Respon-
sibility and PSERISA (Public Service E£ployee Retireaent Inca.e
Security Act) which applies feder 1 legislation on reporting
and funding public pension p a s. This 1s sf ilar to the ERISA
that r~gulates private pension proqr
4. rkshop/Effects of inflation o ove~tll finance -
Basically this session was on nf atfo accounting. The
approach used in the Tax C t r port 1 s1•1lar fn that
adjusblents are made to account for Inflation. The approach.
ver, is so new that eve t s sio letders h.ad sc.e
difficulty in presenting th .. fat~ and, in fact, .est of
th audfe ce did not realtz a t session was about until
a 1f ay through the works op. Th s type of accounting
c anfsm has a long y to go or 1t will be feasible
t o 1 1 n 1 oca 1 go er
s. Pub tc Pensio Plans .
6. Grants Accoun 1ng; State Accou in
S ct Dh rict
7.
8 .
ry and Fin ncfal nt .
R tirement Accounting;
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In swauary, the area of public pensions is definitely going to fall under
sane kind of federal legislation within the near future. Many other cities
are in worse financial shape with their pension funds than the City of
Englewood and have gfven away substantially .ore benefits. Englewood,
h~ver, has recognized the basic problems of funding the pension plans
Nhereas a lot of cities are sti ll grasping w1th what is actually happen-
ing in the finA nc ial sphere of pension funds.
The overall theme of ~ny of the sessions was a local awareness of the
financial condition of the city and the responsiveness of local off1c1als
to the prevailing fiscal conditions. Ti~e after ti~ the point .as .. de
that local government should resolve its own fiscal probl..s rather than ·
looking to the state or federal goverMent to intervene. That is not to
s~ that w should do away with state and federal funding progra.s, but
that the local unit itself should develop and initiate funding progr..s
that are to the benefit of the citizens and the city. In other words,
the fiscal responsibilities should be w1th and remain at the local level
and not at the state or federal level . Englewood is, in fact. doing this
through the Tax Cc..ittee where we, the city and citizens, are responding
to the financial needs of the ciey.
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COUNCI L ACTION REQUEST
LIQUOR AND 3 . 2 BEER OUTLETS
APPLICANT:
Sport Bowl
3295 So. Broadway
Englewood, Colorado
TYPE OF ACTION REQUESTED:
Renewal of 3.2 beer license
POLICE AND FBI REPO TS:
See attached
PREVIOUS CITY COUNCIL ACTIONS DURING PRIOR
EXCWOIOO ANNUAL RElfEWliL:
No n e
YEARS,
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STATE OF COLORADO • DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE
REIIEWAL APPLICA TIOII FOR 3.Z% 00 NOT WRITE IN THIS SPACf
AflfiGfniNO
APPROVAl I Of lOCAl
liCENSING
AUTHOliTY,
lfQUIRIO, SlNO
TO COlOIADO
Df'AITMfNT
Of RfvtNUf ,
!oTA1f CAI't104.
ANNU,I3U
SHf:tlMAN Sl
Of.NV£1 COlO ..,.,,
FERIIEIITEO IIALT BEVERAGE LICEIISES
(GET APPROVAL OF LOCAL LICEIISIIIG AUTHORITY FIRITI
HOWE LESll E E
SPORT UOWL
3295 S BDWY
~NGLEWOOD CO 80110
I CIITIFY THAT THEil ARE NO CHANGES TO MY OIIGINAL A""-'CATION
EXCEPT CHANGE OF MANAGER , TRADE NAME 01 COII'OIA TE STIUCTUIE .
. ' SIGNATUH
LIQUOR ENFORCEMENT OFFICER 'S ACTION
5-J') -!?6
OATt API't!OVED
DISAPI'ROVfD ....
(I F THERE IS A CHANGE IN OWNERSHIP DO NOT USE THIS FORM . USE AN ORIGINAl APPLICATION .)
IMPORTANT
SEE INSTIIUCTIONS
ON THE ltfVfRSE
SID£.
MANAGER'S NAME \,
IF APPliCANT IS A CORt'ORATION, FILL IN REVERSE SID£.
NEW TRADE NAME •
RENEWAL Al'l'liCATION fOil 3.2'11. FERMENTED MALT lEVERAGE LICENSE FOR THE YEAR ENDING
liAI!ltTY INrORMATION
C:QUioiT'f em N)Utt ,..,. ....._, OAJt
ll-0683"t 10 006 1018 1 071770
TYPE NAME AND DESCRIPTION OF liCENSE
J 3.2 PER CEN T ~EER RET AIL LICENSE
MAle£ CHECK 011 MONEY
OIID£It PAYAilf TO THE
COLOIIAOO DfPARTMI:NT
OF ltfVfNU£.
TOTAl FEE(SI
011671
FEE
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CITY 85 PERCeNT UAP FEE
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{1\\ r 'IO!ipal lo iiSiftU \ is tonduo.tcd Ol , • , ,,
1<1 Oate of fil ing lost annual ttit po ratr repott to th e ~t-u e t o•y r:f ~tote
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.,-~ l1\f o!l stotkholdus own•n or tonholhn 10 , or mot of th Captlcl Slo t k of the Corporotien flnd ude octuol OVIfn r If pk-4! tl Use Sl!pOrtft \h et tf Mede4.
Uame Hontfl: Street Ntt and (lty Pe rteot tf
Sto<k Ownt<l
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STATE CAPIT OL A NE
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MEMORANDUM
TO: Director of Finance
FRlM: Chief of Poll ee
DATE: May 21, 1976
SUBJECT: LIQUOR OUTLET CALLS -SPORT BOWL, 3295 S. BRlADWAY
Please be advised the pollee department has received no calls concerning
the liquor license for the above establishment during the p8St year.
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Board of Career Service Commi ss i oner s
May 20, 1976
Sb
H.R. Hosanna, Jo Ellen Turn e r, Wil li ~. E3 nson, Bob Brundage
Ed White
ALSO PRESE NT: Richard Lorig, Michael Schaffer
The minutes of the meeting of April 22, 1976 were approved a ~ presented.
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The Board received a request from the City Attorney to clarify the definition
of the word "relative" in the ordinance regarding the employment of relatives
within the same department. The City Attorney stated that the City Council
had requested this clarification. The Board recommended that the following
be considered "relatives" for this policy:
Parents
Brothers
Si.sters
Grandpe.rents
fpouse
Childr
First Cousi ns
Aunts
St. pp r nta
p roth ra
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Uncles
Grandchildren
Brothers-in-law
Sisters-in-law
Mothers-in-law
Fathers-in-law
Nieces
ph ws
Stepchildren
paiat. rs
Aasoeiat.io a' Choice, the F.n&l d Polic n fi Asaocia ion
o r Anl~t.ion r pr nt d, and had nothing to diacu 1.
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LI"'T: Ma i utcnance .A pprent icc 0fPrAt.n1"--VInl'!t.r d.,,.. 'l'rr.>o tmeni. Plant
AYES:
NA.".
l'or.annn, T1.rn<''', f\••1m r'lnc c , hancon
Hone
The motion cnrr:icd.
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._ilL DRilliDA.GE /.11../IJJ:D, AJD P -:S. 'ill<t,J·P ili'C)/"nT:n. TO r.FT7 '1 ;oy 'l'JIE FOLLOWIIIG VACANCIES·
Mnint c "nccl·:orker -I arl~.·
:t.!aintc :lnn<'c~·;nr•h:r • Trnff,;'
Record ~ Cle!k -Polic
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'I one
The motion carried.
Personnel Ac ions:
NN.~ J':!:; !'. r '1'1 r j :
HAVENER , Gary ·. i, · t,nr -P&l : a
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PROUT, Nancy 1 ( 1.-
SCHELL , !ichac.
Ex en ion of lnniv • ary • ··~ r: :
Tt.: • 'BUU, Ler v
Pr.O , . y
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DALBOUT, Susan
HOFFBAUER, James
LAUFl!.RT, Corinne
LIBBERT ON, James
MACK, George
f7IT', Jack
SC!IDGTER , Robert
SMITH, Arlene
UPTOJI, Charles
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Clerk Sten0 -Servicenter
effective t/1/76
MRintenancE"worker -Parks
effective (./J/76
Library Ai tl~
effective 6/16/76
Environmertal SpeciPlist
effective 6/1/76
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Chem. Lab . Tectn:l ciHn -Sewer
effect.i Vt' 6/1/"/6
Plant ()pE:rator -0e'"er
effect:l.v" 6/16/76
Mechanic' e l!elpl'r -Servicenter
effecti , 6/1/76
Libr cy f·'dc
effecti•,> f-/J.f./7 '
Anilllnl r.o1 ul'Ol (Vfi .er
effeC'1 :v 6/V>/7(
Probationary to per.o. status without increare in ray:
EF.UN , Bri an Firefight r 4th r.·'r -A err (' , .... ~ /J 6/76
2C to
2D
2C to
2D
2B to
2C
9B to
9C
6B to
6C
6B to
6C
JD to
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2E to
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JB to
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Prob tionl.'.ry to perm. utatus 1fith increase in ray:
Procr ss .cport:
FLAJU.GAN, rnard
Bt.RN..t:, Encry
LNER, G<-rald
PI:'I'RASH, IU.chard
BECKER, Earl
OONALD , Bruc
Curtcc:litot
effrC't.:IV '•/1/'16
Buil i•v• ,.Int .•
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r vi er. tr•
rr rr1
Police
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it no rurt r u.lin . a t.n d! oeu s. the ne adjoUl'TI
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Honorable James L. Taylor
and City Council Hembers
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It is the recommendation of the City of Englewood Board of Career
Service Commissioners that the following shall be defined as
"relatives" in the new ordinance regarding relatives who work in
the same department:
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Parents
Brothers
Sisters
Grandparents
Spouse
Children
First cousins
Aunts
Stepparents
Stepbrothers
Uncles
Nieces
Nephews
Grandchildren
Brothers-in-laY
Sisters-in-law
lofotbers-in-law
Fathers-in-law
Stepchildren
Stepsisters
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Englewood Water ~Pri Sewe r Board
Regular Meeting
Hav 18 , 19 76
The meeting waa called to order at 5 :02 by Vice-Chairman Schnackenberg.
~era present: Schnackenberg, Hayes, Taylor, Babco ck, Gibson.
Members absent: Ull ry, Mann, Sovern, Wallace.
Also preaenta c. B. Carroll, Jr., Di rector n f Utilities: Ken Barb r,
c i tizen.
1. SUPPLEMENT 142 TO SOOfHGATE SANITATION DISTR TCT
The property is a 2 .38 acre parcel at the KW corner of East Arapahoe Road
and South Yosemite, currently zoned P.U.D. Mixe ~ Use. The petitioner~
propoae to incorporate this parcel into a SO acre development of •ixed
uses, including multi-f .. ily, c~rcia l and offices. Anticipat e~ aever
flow of 65,750 epd equates to 13 .1 person per acr density, an .-aunt
equal to about fo ur d lling un i ts per acre ~~n sity.
Thia is in an ar a of similar mixed use d v lo n with lar e open areas.
The County has approv P.~ thP supplem nt.
After brie f discussion and a r ecommenda t ion by Mr. Carroll,
Mr. Hayea ..aved;
Mr. labcoc:lt seconded: That the Board rec~nd that Counc il approve
Suppl nt 42 to Sou thRate Sanitation District
anrl authorize th May or to ex cut ~a irl uppl~nt
on b half of th City.
Th motion carried unanimously.
Mr. Wallac arriv d at 5:05p.m.
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lii. SUPPLEMENT 16 TO GREENWOOD VILLAGE SE~IER GENERAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT fl
This property is currently zoned single family residential in Greenwood
Village. The 2.51 acre parcel lies at the corner of East Orchard and
South Downing extended.
There wa1 some discussion of using this supplement as a lever to get some
action from Greenwood Vi llage on putting Clar~son Street through, as was
attempted once previously.
The Board asked Hr. carroll to check with the City Manager on the terms
of the previous agreement for putting through Clarkson Street.
The item vas tabled until further infor.a tion becomes available.
IV. REQUEST BY THE U, S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY TO PERMIT UNO!R•
WATER DIVING RECERTIFICATION AT HC LELLAN RESERVOIR.
Mr. Carroll received a letter from EPA saying tha they would like to use
McLellan Reservoir on a twice-monthly basis frOM May tA Sept.-ber for
recertification of EPA divers. The letter also said that during testing,
the divers would be happy to collect bottom samples.
During discussion, it was decided that it might be beneficial to have
an arrangement of this sort in ord r to regularly monitor the water quality
at McLellan.
Mr. Schnackenberg asked i the City would he opening the door for other
diving irma hy llowing ~PA to use e r servoir . Consensus was that
since EPA is a government organization, no probl would be created.
Mr. Schnackenb rg moved;
Mr. Hayes secondeds That the Board recoaaend that Council grant the
request by the u. S. Environmental Protection
Agency to per.it underwater diving recertification
at McLellan Reservoir, with the Wa er Board setting
operational gu idelines. Th agre nt would be
contingent upon approval by th City Attorney and
would b r evi d annually.
The .otion carri d unani.oualy.
v. IWIOOM IU:CARDlNC WATER BILL COMP IS
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per customer would be for Englewood to buy and install meters, and how
the cost of total metering would compare to the cost of expanding the
treabaent plant.
Mr. Carroll said that, using Ut i liti es employees to do the work, the cost
per customer would be @ $150.
Mr. Carroll also presented informat i on on projected changes in Revenue
depending upon whether Univeraal Metering is accepted, and he concluded
that cost•wiae, in the long run, metering would be the better way to go.
The meeting adjourn d at 6c22 p.a.
Reapectfully aubaitted,
Jeffrey Shultz
Recording Se cretary
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MEMOIWIDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD C:ITY COUNCIL REGAitDING ACTION
OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER ROARD
DATE I May 18, 1976
SUBJECTs SUPPLEMENT 142 TO SOUTIIGATE SAlUTATION DISTRICT
RIC<MenDATIOih That the City Council approve Supplement 142 to South•
gate Sanitation District and authorize the Mayor to
execute said supplement on behalf of the City.
leapectfully eu~tted,
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OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD
May 18, 1976
REQUEST liT THE U. S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGDCY
TO P!RMIT tnmnWAT!Il DIVING RECillTIFICATIOit AT McLILLAil
RESERVOIR
Uc:cJ1t111DAT101f I That the City Couacil arant tbe request by tbe u. S.
!DYir-ntal Protection A&enc:y to perait underwater
diving rec:ertific:ation at McLellan Reser¥Oir, vitb the
Water Board setting operational guidelines. The acree-
ment would be c:ontincent upon approval by the City
Attorney and would be reviewed annuelly •
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MEMORANDUM TO THE E GLEWOOD CJTY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR
RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNI G AND ZONING COMMISSION .
DATE: May 18, 1976
SUBJECT : Findings of Fact -Case #14-76
RECO:WMENDATION :
Don Smith moved:
Jones seconded : Th Planning Commission adopt and recommend
to City Council the Findings of Fact for
Case #14-76, the zoning of Lot 6, Bell Isle Gardens, to I-1,
Light Industrial.
AYES: Tanguma, Jones, Jorgenson, Parker, Pierson , Don Smith
NAYS: None
ABSENT: Ed Smith, Wade, Williams
The motion carried .
By Order of the City Planning
and Zoning Commission .
/ • I ~ Gertrude G. Welty /
v R cording Secretary
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CITY OF E 'G l .F.WOOD, COLORADO
CA:"E NO. 14-76
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IN RE: THF. ZO 1 G 0 PROPERT
ANNEXED TO THE CITY OF
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FJNDINGS OF FACT, CON-
CLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS.
A Public Hearing was h e ld tn connection ~ith Case
No. 14-76 on May 4, 1976 , in the Council Chambers at the
Englewood City Hall. The following mPmbers o the City
Planning and Zoning Commission wer~ present: Mr. Jones , Mr.
Jorgenson, Mr . Parker, Mrs. PierRon , Mr. Don Smith, Mr. Tanguma,
and Mr . Williams.
The following members 0 1 the Commission were absent:
Mr. Ed Smith , and Mrs. Mae Wade.
FI DINGS OF FACT
Upon r eview o f the Pvidence taken
testimony, presentations, reports, an~ t
Commis ion makPq th following indin~ of
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Tha t proper notice of th m ~ ing to con~ der the
proposed zoning was gi v en by posting and publishing.
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Arapahoe Col \nt.y , and to the nor t h, northeast and to the east
of the north one-half of the RUbject site, the land is zoned
R-3, Single-family Residential , by Arapahoe County.
That to the east o f the south one-half of the subject
site and to the sou t h and southwest , the land is in the City
of Englewood and is zoned I-1, Light Industrial.
That the subject site was included in the area annexed
to the City o f Englewood in what was known as the Santa Fe -
Union Annexa ion, and was proposed to be zoned I-1, Light
Industrial, by the City o f Englewood prior to the time that
the action on the annexation was voided .
That the northern portion o f the site is now and has
been for some time used as an indUstrial storage lot and the
house on the south portion of the lot is occupied and would
become a Non-Con f orming Use, under the I-1, Light Industrial
Zone District .
That the property could not be feasibly developed for
a new residential use ; but it can b e rAasonably developed un-
der the I-1 , Light Industrial District zoning, the regulations
o f which District will require scree ning on the east side of
the subj ect site for that dista n c e t ha t it adjoins the prope rty
d e signate d f or single-family u c .
That the proposed I-1 , L i g ht Industrial Zone District ,
\ will not be i n conflict with the Ge n ralized Land Use Map
which i s incorporate d in th Engl wood Coaprehensive Plan.
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Th a proper not i c e o h Pu b lic H a ring wa giv n by
bo th pos t i n g th pro per ty a n d publishin g i n t b o f icia l C i ty
n w p aper , th E ng l wood He r ald ~~ntin 1.
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That the property has been uaed for a non-residential
use previously, specifically RS a ... shop, and the north one-
half of the property is now used far Industrial Storage while
the south one-half is used as a reaidence which a11y continue such occupancy as a Non-Conforaing U.e.
That thP-proposed I-1, Light Industrial Zone District
will not b~ ~n conflict with the Generalized Land Uae Map
't''hich is n~orporated in the Boclewood Coaprebeuive Plan,
n opted by Resolution No. 28, Seriea o~ 1969, and such zoning
will co~ inue to conaerv~ and atabilt~A the value of property
nnd promote the health, safety, aorals, and the general wel-laro of the public.
RECOMIIBNDATIOR
There ore, it is thP. reco-.end~tion of tbe City Plannin~ a nd Zoning CoiDIIission of the City of Englewood, ~olorado , that the above described property be zoned I-1, Lig ht Industrial.
Up on the vote of the Cit Planning and Zoning Commission on Mny 4, 1976 .
ThnRA meabers of the Plannin, eo..iasion voting in
"a vor o1 tho action: Mr. Jon s, Mr. Jorgeneon, Mr. Parker, ·~s . Pierson, Mr. Don Saith , Mr. Tanguaa and Mr. Willi ....
Th~s e aeabera of the PJ~nni~g Coaaission voting in pposition to t.h~ aotion: Non~.
Tto e aeabers of the P Ja nnl ~ Ca.aisaion who were
b nt : J~. Ed Saith and ra. ad~.
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MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOTI CITY COU CIL REGARDING ACTION s [-
OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE F. GLEWOOD WATF.R AND SEWF.n ROARD
DATE: April ZO , 1976
SUBJECT: FLAT RATE AND MET,:f'i:D SERVICE CONVERSIONS
RECOMMENDATION: That the City a~)pt a policy of universal metering and
take appropria t~ a < tions to promulgate that policy by re•
quiring, as an i i ial step, conversions to meters at tbe
time property <tan~es han~s, at the City's expense. In
addi ion, as an n ~entive to encourage the changeover,
to e s tabli s h s n~T' A trac ive rate for metered water.
Furt\-t>rmor e , tl ., t Hd !! policy be enacted in lieu o the
propos al to p 1~1 it reversion of existing eligible metered
accoJnts to fl tt rate.
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TO:
FROM:
DATE:
Andy McCown, City Manager
Karl Nollenbergcr, Assistant City ManagAr
Ch~rl e s Carroll, Director o Utilities
Blll James, Director of Ftnnnr:e
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SUBJE CT : RESIDENTIAL ETERS A FLAT RA E STRUCTURES
At your reque t, we have anal zed the effectA of eliminating the requirement
for mete s in resid n es constructed since 1971 when this prov ~sion went into
effe • I am r clo&ing n cop of t <· £lf' i.n<'nt ~,...ct lo R of th rll 20, 1971,
Wat ran wcr B nrd minute whf ~h r:;cnl'r d this i &su • A r commendation
to the C i ()UD CU re&ultcd in 0m1r.a cP. No. 1 R of !'71 which ts nl o enclosed.
d In th Englewood Mun icfoal C"<i~' meters ar . required for proper-
tiP'! tth ro. ('!' ion fn r(.sidt.: 1t1.1 usc> (defined liS hrPt• fi<~~c>l llngs nl'lit.!! or
less under n roof) con ructcd ~:;fnre 1971 a 1:'11 as thoR P havin tap one
Inch in am r or l a r~er ; for commercia l ur c of a ny ltll'ld r egardJE>rs of slr.e
f tap o su ~N; and f(lr r &ifienPt~l USE' n t.-rc'll l ,es '\1/fth w din"' pools, or
oth r con. ~Ji :>P. 1 h r't h r p t·m nn cntly i nst.d ,J or not, with n capacity of
2, 0 g allons or m r , which a fill from r· y upply. Oth r unusual
cit-cum tancea requirln met r ar left to the di cretlon of th Director of
Utllttl :1 .
There arc cur ent over , 4M unlt'ctcred rr <'~ld entlnl a"I:'OHnt.A In th City of
Eng o ·ood and :n~ IT'Pt •s. Th t .'l m tcl"f'(f r 1'11-
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The staff researched these 198 accounts to determine actual water bllls
paid 1n 197 4 and then based upon the survey whit the flat rate charges for
these same accounts would be If they were to convert. ThA impact Is as
follows:
No. of Annual Cha!J(e&
Preference Accounts Metered Flat Rate Impact of Change to Flat Rate
Flat Rate 37 $ 4,101
Undecided 66 6,075
Metered 95 515
198 $15,741
$ 3, 754
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$ +3,295 or
+2,2 80 If all undecided
wanted flat rate
As you can see, a switch to flat rate has Uttle effect on the reserves to the City
and indeed Ia beneficial to our r venues If many of the undecided group cboee to
go to flat rate.
The maximum development In the City for new resldeDttal customers would add
aioouftd 400 acoounts to th1a category accordtq to tbe Pl81l111ng DepartmeDt.
Tbeee are extremely optimistic views of th nltfmate rlnvelopment of all land
ourraatly zoned single family or dupl x and mo of 1 Is on'!entrAted tn north-
weal Englewood. ThU ultimate velopment ou d I av us wtth 8,400 flat rate
and 650 m tered accounts 1~1 to be flat rllte by Ill ta.ndarrl11 eept con-
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this is opposite to good water policy, 1t may prove a good thing to do for
equity purpose s. We recomme nd that the Water and Sewer Board and City
Council tnke a ction to allow m etered accounts to go to flat rate within the
existing other guidelines . The Council should encourage traJUiferrfng to
mete!'S whenever possible. One way of doing this s to raise flat rates at
a high e r rate than lflfl e red rates in order to encourage the installation of
meters. This was done In 19 73 and should be considered again at the
next rate increase, probably l a te in 1977.
Karl Nollenbt-rger
Assistant City Mllllage r
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Charles ca;:ron
Enclosures
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Wlllinm J meEJ?
Dlr e cto f Flnnnce
Direc tor o f Uti lities
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OUier otttctab Pre .. nt s Ut t,. t1 ~· DL...,e t ,.
As nt P~tl\rt ltt1J1•~,., B ~ltt1"h•
Legal Con'1'1 ) t~ ,, S"'-t •era
Parka and R ~!e rr--".ion Dirt>etor Roaane
Aas iot.ant Porko nr~ R..crfi&Uon Director Ro~
1. IIICIIlTtalll. USB OF ~EJ\VODIS
,~...,. !larder oboaMred that ~1r o repr IMtathoa o! the Parko and Rec,...UOII
~t ,_ proaon•. '·" IMlso a r•a:• nt •f • •n tn the 8o r d, U1~y ahollld be beard
tiNt t.o no1d dehin1'1S th""' unnoe o:~e~rlly. T!oo Aoard N rr u,.....d.
~ort.ooo r11111tared on ~iato ''bJ tt •' .o th• •t:• n~• rotorence to a Parke -
atlon preeentat1 on on the r ect r'\t ,..., .-fll rf ""f'Sf'noirs". ""' pointftd "vt t.ba\
tho IIIDar d bad raj,ctod at it:> l llo ,., 1· • ~ 1 r·o ••oll ·~open tho W7ton St.raet
...--olr to ....,rcatlnnal uae d ! >1 ""ll"'-' ><l f ro,. ~~~ Plll'k and R""reat.1 " ~
a plaa tor \llo reation.'ll u n~~ J rr liT.' <' lf<Jd: n r aeonoolr 0111.!.
~t~o.-.. ii'M,.".-" tt.,..,. h_., ... A-~'"'"' ·~ h·~ ~L"t. ho btl1,.,N1 t..h.at t.tw. ~~ S
,_.,{i ccnol1 b3 11 grt> ~reot1 'r > eo~• · t .-• .n C t • v •t110~t ln..urr1~~& ~~cl1t1ollal
ll.M411\J' apenee and vi tbo\.i.t c rut :.1., " ,., · rv• fur t'l r ar.ily ~ uld 1• ""
t.o lloo pon11tted t.o prooont til• Park• n.>t' Ru.;"fJAt ' •n D!or•r'-"t o rt'O\Il al Cor Ulia
;t:;".U... """ r r.1 •I til•~ t ... 1 ,.....,ai1 ... a· a~•·r t t:r. :~c "" r
...... tor. ~Wlan ..., or n 1r.
llr ....,. I'IIPOrtfld tlla Clll'rrntly • ~ plalitecl ..... nl tro • ~"d ar~ • i
l llllt ot oeti.-1 i~l t1 • tr •
pla\es tbe eo-.. t1.c.n , '._, JTA ' •
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(2) llet.o!' all r.r·.,ices, • ·• h •t: " no • ·r~ than 1976
(3) O.Volop a , ~• es·.i .. ~v to t·•·rr •~t .• ., em·lhr t,.,.nl!i tion l.t 8J!III'Ol'riata.
(~) Pass tho .... ~ to t.h~ <G<•s .,.,, ••
""'· Cart"Oll l"e "'11c1 "" fl<a rf!ftlf.' •· :·••"' l ·~ 11c tu"l1y l !'X:ruM aft.l c1!....t 't'ahle] ot ow; stUdY ~ nhnw th"" r:\te or 1~.. ,.. .. ,, ,. '"'e ~"JC t'l ... t.ed . Mr. CArroll polntM mit that
When loulcSor f' ·rver p t t.o t.,,\ ,.r>lF,.. •r '-r "~"' a SfiO""ia l l~J"'OY-)n t D1at.r1ct. at.rlce,
t.h•Y conc urrrt·:!!' . c Prt thew t,.r-r"l '"'f":.. tor u.e nat. Rate c ~s to Su_.. .....,,
no .,... >fi!.S pu•11 ·<>1 by !ftst dlint " • .. -.
fle....cha\t-n: r1 PM .. .et' "ttted ti"at1 Of''l wy t • nt nh eeH,.e of a -.ter1rtR procr-le to
......,ent ,..cr , •• ;;-nJ t.lt e Stlkly 1n<li<Ph •• t At •ter iM!!!! """'"'" tMo -\eo
ll:r • .,..,.11 romurl'" 1 l\m1 "Me~ ed fr-."1• •,.,: s OU11 f"Xf!Or cnce •• both a wt.flred ...
a ,.. .. c ·~·~r .'1 ,.4 t -e t or r sltt· 11 ... r-n: _ t, .,.,. ron: lo~.&S o f his OW'l vut...rnl
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M IUX'!I'I:'!:lll.~TIOII 0!' 'MIF. f.!IOU> O'lll lllTiill liiD SfiiiiR DIID
..,ril ""· ) 971
An I' ,11 •'lf'fl ANindir
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!hat the Cit)' Cc>ni!"H l!l8ftd J*'rpwpl\ lS.l-12 of t.lle llla1c~ C..
of a..l.....,.,d, Co~ ~--·1~ tn ftllld
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rerlndl of throe IIIO r .. )lF't hf-g!rn1 rt1 A" nMJ"1~ llB MJ' be Oft \lae
firat doiJ •ftd ""'\1 ng ~n the 11 ot ""-" nf """'h c alendar -"" W
tr<r Q period tcrtooe:m ~·-re&'H IIIDo (1962 Code par 11.6-1)•.
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BY AUTIIO !l'l.'Y
ORDINANCE 110, ltl, '>I 'tli:S OP 1971
Nl ORDIIIAMCE REPEALIIIG AND REI::'-'CTING SECTIOM 12, CHAPTER
), 'rl'r!E XV OF TilE '69 I:.M.C., 'NTTTU::D, "W ATER AND SEllER",
REQUIRIJIG TIIAT ALL !lEW WATI:R 5£ 'HI cr. TO BE PLACI:O OM ME'l'ERS,
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II! IT ORDAIIIED RY TilE C lTV COtll•""lT• OF Till: CITY 01" EIIGLEWOOD, COI..OIUIDO.-•
fo1~t
leetion 1. That s~ction 12, c
it.led, •water and Sewer", L» hl.lrchy ,
provieion ie enacteda
15-l-12. Licensft Issu .on•: .. -
Tltlo XV of the '&9 E.M.C.,
U Ln l 111 U thereof., tM follow-
Licene•• shall be : · l·•tl un<J cr mtaasured Nter
ae.,-iee for perioda of tl t•!o :-t't.mt })e . beC]l nn1ng 111
nearly ._,, mny he on tl 1c t 1 lo~•· .tnd f"nd1nt1 on the
laat d&ty o[ e.Jch c.tlenU .t .... ,"''' "' *"' '-' ,,.-•ruYi bf!tween
~M:ter read1nq ....
lntzoduced, re1.1d in full ~n<.l .• ••·<' nn fl rat reading on the 17th dey
My, 1971.
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.. ed by title end paaaed on I J IIi·l r .. .>d wy on the 7th dey of June, 1971 .
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN CLAYTON
BY •"•9'1'110iiiTY
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AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SUBSECTJON 2(c) OF CHAPTER 11, TITLE XI,
OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE, ESTABLISHING MINIMUM
PENALTIES FOR DOGS RUNNING AT LARGB.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1. -----
That subsection 2{c) of Chapter 11, Title XI, of the
1969 E.M.C., is hereby amended to read as follows:
ll-11-2 DOGS RUNNING AT LARGE PROHIBITED
It shall be unlawful for any owner or person
having the care, custody and control of any dog
to allow such dog to run at large in the city unless
such dog is under the reasonable control of such owner
or person.
(c) Penaltt. Any o wn er or person found guilty
of v~o ating any provision of this section
shall, upon the first conviction, be subject
tO the payment of a f~ne~f Fifteen {$15.00)
Dollars, upon the second conviction b fined
IN A SUM OF NOT LESS THAN Twenty Fiv ($25.00)
Dollars, 1nd ·Jpon the third or subsequ n
conviction b fin d ne~-~~~~ere-elutn IN AN AMOUNT
OF NOT LESS THAN SEVENTY FIVE ($75.00) DOLLARS
NOR more than Thre Hundred ($300.00) OQll rs,
or not mor th n ninety (90) days ~n j il,
OR BOTH.
In roduc d, r ad ~n full nd p ssed on first r d ng
on th 17th day o My, 197 .
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Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 19th day of May, 1976.
Read by title and passed on final reading on the 7th day of June, 1976.
Published by Title as Ordinance No.
1976, on the 9th day of June, 1976.
MAYOR
ATTEST:
ex off1c1o C1ty Clerk-Treasurer
, Series of
I, Wi ll i am D. James, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing i s a true, accurate and complete copy of the
Ordinance, passed on final reading and published by title as
Ordinance No. , Series of 1976.
ex officio city Clerk-Treasurer
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 41, CHAPTER 4, TITLE I, OF ARTICLE
IV, ENTITLED "COUNCIL SALARIES",BY INCREASING SAID SALARIES
FOR FUTURE MEMBERS OF THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL, TO BECOME
EFFECTIVE DURING THAT COUNCIL TERM COMMENCING AT 7:30 P.M.
ON THE FIRST MONDAY AFTER JANUA RY 1, 1978.
WHEREAS, Section 21 of the Charter of the City of
Englewood initially fixed the amounts to be paid as monthly
salar ies to the members of th City Council of the City of
En gl e wood ; and
WHEREAS, the aforesaid initial salaries effective
July 8, 1958, were modified by Ordinance No. 41, Series of
1969; and
WHEREAS, with the growth of the City o Engelwood,
since that date, he duties and responsibilities of members
of the City Council have corr spondingly increased,and the
time spent on C~ty business by he City Council has likew~se
increas d,so th tit ~snow appropriate that the future members
of he Engl wood City Counc~l should receive an increased
compensation over and above th t which was initially set in
November 1969.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO , as follows:
Sectlon 1.
Th t S etlan
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That the Councilmen's salaries set forth ~n Section 1
hereof shall take effect for all council terms commencing on
or after 7:30 P.M. on the f i rst Monday after January l, 1978.
Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading on the 7th day of June, 1976.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 9th day of June, 1976.
MAYOR
ATTEST:
ex off~c~o City Clerk-Treasurer
I, William D. James, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy
of a Bill for an Ordinance , i ntroduced, read in full, and
passed on first reading on th 7th day of June, 1976.
ex off~cio city Cler -Treasurer
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HTT,l, P0R
'11;9 R GJ.FWOO D MU TCIPAL
I 'E f'PO, T, TCF.NSING ANn REGULATING
'j\ 'I r. " RVTCF; P 1 · lDI G FOR TNVES TIGATIO
F F PCL TCE; SETTING FOR~H DUTIES
,V('('/I'J 10 OF I,ICENSES; AND PRE-
IOLr~TON OF ITS PROVISIONS.
BC T O•C. !NED BY JHE CI TY COtNC I L OF THE CITY
OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, a., fo.llrws :
St.! tion 1. ---
Tho ]~,q k ~.C . ib h r~by .~ •ded by add1ng a new
chapt I to nitle IX, b 1ng Ch•p pr 9 , rn~,, led "Wrecker and
Towing dr\r ~cr-", which ch«t t r l" <'r nll0ws:
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(d) Operator. Operator shall mean any
person operating a wrecker's towing vehicle.
(e) Towing Vehicle . Towing vehicle shall
mean any vehicle used by a wrecker for the towinq
or transporting of other vehicles (or other property)
in the course of his business.
9-9-2: LICENSES.
No wrecker shall ha his name included on
the towing list of the City of Englewood, and be requested
by the Police Department to respond to the scene of an
accident or emergency, for h purpose of towing a
vehicle,without first having obtained a license from
the City License Off~cer.
(a) Apllication for L~cense . Any application
for a wrecker's ~cense, oth r than a renewal thereof,
shall be accompanied by a non-refundable application
fee of Ten ($10.00) Dollars. All applications for
licenses, including renewal, shall be made upon
forms marl P ~vaila le by the C1 ty Licen Re Off i c r.
(b) Annual Lie nse Pee. T P nnual l~c nse
fee for~ wrecker shall be Fifty ($50.00) ollArs per
annum.
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has currently jn force a permjt to operate as
a towing carder from the ColorAdo Public Utilities
Commission. The failure of ? wrecker to maintain
a valid permit from he Public Utilities Commis-
sion shall be grounds for denial of a license,
or if a lie nse shall bP in ffec a thP time,
shall bf' grounds for revo a on or suspension of
said 1icense as hereinaf .Pr provided; and
iii. That the wrecker has adequate, safe
qu1pm nt, and an ad qua e r cord keeping system,
nd can otherwise comply with the rules and reg-
ulations promulgated by the Chi f of Police as
hereinafter provided; and
iv. Tha the wr~cker as urrently in
fo ce public liabil1ry and property damage
insuranc ,or surety bond,providing coverage
sufficient to me t the requirements of the rules
and rPgulations of the Colorado Public Utilities
Commission governing towing carriers.
l~l Issuance. Th~ rhief of Pol1ce shall
w1th1n f1f e n (15) days r turn to the City L1cense
0 ficer th application orm,together with his
recomrn ndation for the ran ing or denial of the
licenPP. Should the recornrn nda ion be for denial
of thP license, h Chif'f of Polic shall st the
reasons for such r commendation. The City Licensing
Officer shall hen gran or deny the license as the
circurnst nces w rran .
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The Chief of Police shall, within thirty (30)
days after final publication of this o dinance, set
forth in writing such rules and regulations governing
the conduct of wr ckers as are dee med necessary to ensure
the inhabitants of, and other persons within this City,
safe, effic ient and dependable wrecker and tow1ng service .
These rules shall include, but not b limited to, the
following:
(a) Equipment. The Chief of Police shall
specify equipment at leas the equivalent of that
required by the rules and regul a ions of the Colorado
Public Utilit1es Commission governing towing carriers,
and such other necessary u1pment as determined by
the said Chief of Police.
(b) R cords. The Chie of Police shall
require the keeprng-of sufficient records to ensure
~ompli3nce wi h the terms of this ordinance and said
rules and regul t1ons as promulgated.
(c) Personn 1. Th rules shall specify
are n cessary to determine that the
employ cs of th wr c ker are of good
o participate in towing
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in the Denver metropolitan area. The rate schedule,
as set forth in the rules and regulations, shall not
apply to towing services conducted by a wrecker when
his services are not requPs ed by the Police Department.
(e) The Chief of Police shall promulgate
such other rules and regulations as are necessary
to effectuate the p·1rposes of this ordinance .
9-9-4: SUSPENSION AND REVOCATION OF LICENSE .
(a) Upon a showing that a wrecker has
violated the provisions of this ordinance, or the
rules and regulations provided for herein, the
City License Officer may suspend for a period
of up to six (6) months, or revoke the license of
any wrecker. Except as provided in subsection (d)
of this Section 9-9-4, such suspension, or revocation,
shall not take effect for a period of ten (10) days
following service upon the wrecker of notice of
suspension or r e vocation , which notice shall specify
the reasons for which the action is being taken.
(b) Servic of said notice shall be by
personal service upon the wrecker, or his agent,
or ~· registered or c rtified mail, return receipt
requested, sent to th business address of said
wrecker as shown on his lie nse.
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a suspen bl.O n onif•l f fl"rti"t:> irnm o,;:diately upon
s .rvi ce o f not-i . of s ;ud ~nRpf>nSl.on upon a wrecker
wh en lhe City Li.r. n.·l'! Offircr n term1.nes that the
publ1.c health, s f .y dOd welfare require such
imm0dia ~ dction, nd 1.n coniunction with the issuance
and s c rvic of a o 1ce as prov1. ed for 1.n subsections
( ) and (b) of h1. SPct-i n 9-9-4. Any such notice
shall state th t h susp nsion shall b e effective
1.mmed1.ately upon e1.·vice of t he notice, and shall
a vise the wreck e r of his right to a hearing under
the p OVl.bl.Ons oi 111 s subsection (d ) and subsection
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No wreck~r licensed by the City of Englewood,
and no p rson en a d in th business of towing vehicles,
shall commence or or1.ginate th towing of a vehicle
within th Ci y of Englewoo d without the written
consent of th r g is er d own r, legal owner, person
con rol, dr1.ver, or the ~uthorized agen of ny of
h m, o other p ·son harinq a legal r'ght to possession
o t "'loll 1 , 0' from a police officer, save and
un r he ollowinq circums ances:
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~o wi thstanding any other provision of this
ord i nanc , a licensed wrecker shall receive a written
authorization from the person authorizing a tow,
prior to the commencement of a tow originating within
the City of Enqlewood, which authorization shall list
the services offered and the rates and charges required
therefor. A copy of such authorization shall be
furnished to the person authorizing the tow. Such
copy shall list the name, address and telephone
number of the wrecker's business and the days and
hours th business is open for the release of vehicles.
Such copy shall also be signed by the towing vehicle
operator performing the authorized service.
Intro duced, r ead in full and passed on first reading
on the 7th day n~ Tun , 1976.
Publ i s hel as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 9th day
of June, 1976.
ATTEST:
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concerning towing in t•, 1-i ty : Fnu11 ••OOd
a"ttached o drnancc!> Ire'" li'!~"l'oorl. t aoru
of the c t rren t meth· t c•l-' i,.. •
the proc~dur e wheret
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Tn contr11ct iJ twte'l the Cit-, ·>f E11 .1 d
r" i ce e r • r1 I'IC>V· ,t r .30, 1J 7 ,. I t
"' " n,ut u~ I I y a~, etJ J th t til~ ~ant r • t
!.>u1 t cl~r,t t 1me for .:J ecr ion .-r•
It is rr( Ojlinion tn.:Jt this contr..J,•t
st ndpoint , lnrl I .. ugqo:;t i'l t ota ll •,
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1. The cxisi·ing contr<~<to r ' '• .-.~ I •. ,-.J , nt. t ow trurk painted nreon
and whtte, which r1af..es It n 1 pc"r 1: if i r i5 a city owned vehicle ,
2. Th U>lltr.J-.tor, in ·~·e ry .; 0t ~hf< pu I' , '" repr&senting th e
cit 11 tho degr.;;o tl rf nntrt;,•' with thct~ "no\ thornforA
n:· .. corr: nrl t'"'eir ~er\nc~ f" 'hp ~>t:~...•usion r"!<~--o1hr-r"'·
3. Tho tty I CJS no c.crt r-ed "l
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4. n,u c.i ~y t as no autt ority o prrd" ... tho < ·>••t ractor f rcrr. oth.-,r co,.,iJdnic~ who rro nit r tt·u p:>l icc. t 1.11n ftnc1 o:Jttompt to sol icit
sen i co f '1!11 acci d .. , t v1 ... in~ at tho sr. nA
Duri ng tho thr"lo mr.nt hs thai I M1 '• he ·n l.hiof nf Pnl ico, I have received
several corrpl. tnts f rom Ct i "'_, .h0 fnlt they hart boon ''ripped o ff" hy
the city tow cc ntractor. lnl•,et'!J•Itil' into t hn ccrrplaint<; ha<, mve aled
that the pos•lltlity exi~tf•rl, but +h n• w1s no aut hority o correct t he prot.dem.
I havo had
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htm Ly reating
I havC' rpc I ved
t1 or,rluC't of Harvey
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of towing business by any person driving a wrecker at the scene of a traffic accident .
3. Enact an ordinance governing wrecker and towing services in the
City o f Englewood. This ordinance should pnovidA for the foi lowing:
A. That the pnllce department mainta in a I ist of licensed Englewood ~owin g service companies in its commun i cations division, and
that when towing services are required at the scene of an accident
or other mishap end the driver has no preference, a wrecker company
will be celled fnom that list on a rotetlng basi s .
B. The I ist wi II be available upon request for exa~~~inat i on to assure
impartia l and equal uti iization.
C. Wre cker services appearing on the notation list rr.ust be licensed
to assure they have agreed to prov l dA an acceptable level of
servi ce within an acceptable price range.
D. Rules a nd regulations regarding equipme nt, s afety, conduct of
operators, response t ime, and acceptable ch arges as established
by the City Manager or his des ignee should be required t o obtai n and maintain a license.
E. Viol ati on~ nt the rules and regul ~tlons as determl~ed by Investi-
ga tion should result In suspension or rPvocatlon of the I lcen se
and ex!raction from 1ho s rvlce I 1s t during th perlo~ nf suspens i on or revocatIon.
F. '""' lie nsf~') an•1 r u ltttlons s h otd~ h"' requi d f or COI!'panl es
r~ ~ ting ln(I U lor en t ho pol i c c ull rotation se rvice only,
nd would not 1p~l y to on-pollees rvi c s conducted by that
~y.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUN CILMAN
A BI LL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDIN G CHAP TER 6, ENTITLED "OFFENSES AGAINST
PUBLIC PEACE, SAFETY AND GOOD ORDER," OF TITLE XI, OF THE
1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE, BY ADDING A NEW SECTION THERETO
PROHIBITING THE SOLICITATION OF TOWING OR WRECKER BUSINESS.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Se c tion 1.
That Chapter 6, of Title XI , of the 1969 E .M.C ., is
hereby amended by adding a new s ectio n, Section 26, to read
as follows:
11 -6-26: SOLICITAT I ON OF TO WING OR WRECKER BUSINESS
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 6, ENTI TL ED "OFFENSES AGAINST
PUBLIC PE.I'CE , SAFETY AND GOOD ORDER," OF TITLE XI, OF THE
1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE, BY ADDING A NEW SECTION THERETO
PROHIBITING THE SOLICITATION OF TOWING OR WRECKER BU S INE S S.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That Chapter 6 , of Title XI, of the 1969 E.M.C ., is
hereby amended by add1ng a new section, Section 26, to read
as follows:
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11-6-26: SOLICITATION OF TOWING OR WRECKER BUSINESS
(a) It 1s unlawful for any person, or persons,
to dr1ve or cause any tow truck, or v hicle equipped
to provide towing service, to be driven to, or to stop
or park any such v hicle, or cause th sam to be stopped
or park d, at or n ar the scene of any ir , explosion,
raffic accident or other disaster, with he inten o
solici owinq or wrecker business , wh n such tow truck,
or ven1cle, h s not b n call d to th sc n by th owner
or opera or of th d m ged v hicle, or th owner of
prop r y requ1red o b towed from th sc n , or by his
duly u hor1z d g n or insuranc or by an
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Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 9th day
of Jun~ 1976.
MAYOR
ATTEST:
ex off~c~o City Clerk-Treasurer
I, William D. James, do herehv certify that the above
and foregoing is a ture, accurate and c omplete copy of a Bill
for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and passed on
first reading on the 7th day of June,l976.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 5, CHAPTER 3
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OF TITLE V, OF
THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD HU~ICIPAL CODE, AS AMENDED, DISQUALIFYING
CERTAIN EMPLOYEES RELATED BY BLOOD OR MARRIAGE FROM ORIGINAL
APPOINTMENT OR PROMOTION WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That Section 5, Chapter 3, of Title V, of the 1969
E.M.C., is amended by adding a new subsection (1}, to read as follows:
5-3-5: DISQUALIFICATION
The Board may refusP to examinP an applicant,
or after examination, may disqualify such applicant
or remove his name from the eligibility list if:
(1} He is related by blood or marr~age
to n employee within the same department
of h City. The Career Service Board shall
mak appropriate rules to implement th~s
subsection a o those employees who become
r lated by m rriaqe and are em loyed within
the sa d partm nt of t Ci y.
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Introduced, read in full ~~d passed on f1rst reading
on the 7th day of June, 197n .
Publ1shed as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 9th day
of June, 1976.
MAYOR
ATTEST:
ex officio City Clerk-Treasurer
I, William D. James, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy
of a Bill for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and
passed on first reading on the 7th day of June, 1Q76.
ex offic1o city Jerk-Treasurer
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S• TUT IO'l ~.0 . '2 (.-, S ERIES .oF 1 97G
A RJ:,SOll.i _ •) ; DESIGNATI NG C ER'l'AI REAL P CPE:<TY LOCATED WITHIN
T HL Cl'l "I 0 · I .GLE\·IOOD AS BE T G 'QUIR ~D FOR A Sf; 'JOR CITIZENS
R!:'C,<~•·TIO, C .l'IL'R A D AUTHORIZING THI:. AC,.L.It;ITIO!\ THLREOF .
NC'I·:, 'l'Hr Pf FORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CI'l'Y COUNCIL OF
'l.'HE Cl'l'Y m f i .G .,r;·:OOD , COLORADO , as follm>~s:
S ection 1 .
'l.'ha t.i City Council h rt!hy dl.!S ignat d t.h following
p arct'ls o 1 :! . ruat,... in the City o~ Fngl W.)Ocl, County of
A rapa oc , Sta' f Colorado , as n J 1 for pub ic usc , t o-wit.,
aS nior Citi7.n t Recr at.ion Crt 1, ~ 1u r loll e plans and
sp cifica io s adop t d by th City Courci . s~·d land is
d scriL as f o lows :
Pil c l 1.
r .ol" l & 2 , Block 3, Brannon & Ma I c~·. Add.
l ,c . 3 6. 4, Block 3 , I ran no 1 & ~: t h •
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Th ot the Cit· Counci J h reby fin ds an 1 d t· rmines
that the said p 1 r l o-land are n ccd~d for s. · •.l f-J;,l i c
i mprovcmen t as • >;"u> e apj.Jrovcd b y t he C ity Co 1:1ci 1 o f the
C ity o f E ng~•v cJ .
S ection 3 .
Th •t tb r City Cou J-i l h e r eby d esi gnalc~ dnd au horizcs
the C ~t y Mar g_ , or d r~~r~bLnta t i v d u l y auLhorizcd b y h im ,
t o c onduct for a d or• Lo:oh , l f of th City of F.nylrwood n e gotia-
t ions f orth acjui~'tion of <"aid r ea l pr..>. J ty, including suc h
e f fort to acquir~ thL sa~~ a-rnJy b e r g tLr ~ t; law to be
made prior t o t he insti t ution o f minent dowain proceedings .
S ct.ion 4 . --
Th1t if the corq"c•nstt.ion t o b ,.. p '1i d f or any p arcr l of
l a ci'• 11 >L h • a .J<U-d u pon b y the p ar t ies interL•<-L c1, o r i n
c.:~ c t ho:.. ov.·r ·r of said p are 1 o f l and i s inca p ab l e> o f conS(J •l in<J
o r h is n n or r t. 'dcnce a drrss is unk nown , o r h is a n o!'l-
r •sid nl of lht sl~ c , nth~ C i y At torney i s h er by
au lt or iz (l to in.littJLL' a, p ecul l o conc l u'iOI , su
pJoct·•din CJ a~. at• av,1 il, 1 u •llt>r Arl i c l 1 , T i t l 3 8 , C .. S.
1 973 , a, ·m IH d , for Lh c tC'is of l hf" ower o f in•nt
d C) j II.
Al P JJ.,) 1\, 'tl AT p; t hi 7th d of Ju c , l97u.
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RESOL'JTION NO. 25, SERIES OF 1976
A RESOLUTION NAMING THE COMMUNITY ROOM OF THE ENGLEWOOD
POLICE AND FIRE CENTER THE E. E. "ERNIE" ANDERSON ROOM.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Englewood
feels it is appropriate at this time to publicly acknowledge
and recognize E. E. "Ernie" Anderson for his outstanding
record of public service; and
WHEREAS, E. E. "Ernie" Anderson over a span of years
has served as Englewood City Clerk, Arapahoe County Clerk and
Recorder, County rreasurer and County Judge; and
WHEREAS, it is especially appropriate that a portion
of the Englewood Police and Fire Center should bear E. E.
"Ernie" Anderson's name, in that he has been a part of the
history of the Fire Department since the 1920's when he became
a volunteer fireman, and until his retirement in 1949 held
various pos~tions of Assistant Fir Chief, Captain and Trustee
in th Fir Department, which since has become an organization of pa~d f~r figh rs; and
And rson
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until two y ars ago, E. E. "Ernie"
Colorado State Firemen's Association.
FORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY C~UNCIL OF
D, COLORADO, as follows:
C~ y Council of th City of Englewood, Colorado,
ou s and ng r cord of public a rvice of E. E.
does h reby na th Com.unity Room of the
nd ~r C n r th E. . "ERNIE" ANDERSON
ADO T 0 nd APP OVED th1s 7th day of June, 1976 .
J L. TAYLOR, M yor
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above and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of
the Resolution No. 25, Series of 1976.
ex offic1o city Clerk-Treasurer
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THIS AGREEMENT betwe en THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, a
Colorado Municipal corporation, Lessor, and PHIL PICKELL,
Lessee, made and executed as follows :
Lessor leases to Lessee he following property:
The West 62.5 feet of Lots 15, 16,
17 and 18, Block 4, Premier Addition
to Englewood, Arapahoe County,
Colorado.
This lease shall commence on the lst day of May,
1976, and be for each month thereafter subject to termination
by ten (10) days notice from either party; but in no event
shall it continue beyond January 31, 1977 (month-to-month
tenancy).
The L ssee shall pay he Lessor the sum of TWENTY-
FIVE ($25.00) DOLLARS per month, pay~ble in advance, the
lst day of ach month. Lessee also agrees to pay TWENTY-
FIVE ($25.00) DOLLARS for each month the Lessee used the
property prior to the execution of this leas , such amount
agreed to b FIFTY ($5 0 .00) DOLLARS otal. Said payments
to be made Englewood City Hall, 3400 South Elati Street,
Englewood, Color do.
Th Less gr es ha the property is to us d
only for he p rking of v h1.cle in connection with his
uto r 1.r shop, nd ap c1f1c lly gr • t.o bid by 11
ordin nc • 0 th Ci y, nd gr • 0 • v nd hold h rml •
th Ci y of ngl wood, from ny nd all llabilJ..ty reaultin
from ny u o th prop r y du 109 0 th 1 •
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of Englewood from any and all liability resulting from the use
of the property during the term of the lease.
DATED this
1976.
day of -------------------'A.D.,
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD I COLORADO I
a Municipal corporation
By
JAMES L. TAYLOR, MAYOR
PHIL'S AUTO CLINIC
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PHIL PICICELL
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Bernard V. ~erardini, City Attorney
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LEASE OF PARKING LOT -25 EAST GIRARD AVENUE
The property to which you make reference in your memorandum
of May 4, is the "Quiat-Garlett" acquisition by the City of
the West 62.5 feet of Lots 15 through 18, inclusive, Block
4, Premier Addition to Englewood. This is, in fact, the
parking lot behind 3395 South Lincoln.
There is no "original lease", inasmuch as the property was
involved in the Quiat Estate and was being leased on an
oral arrangement between the Quiat Estate and Phil's Auto
Clinic, Mr. Phil Pickel, owner and general manager of the
business, for the storage of vehicles. The arrangement
apparently has been going on for some time.
As you are aware, the City has acquir
which includes all of the Phil's Auto
That busin ss is continuing to operat
making rental payments to the City of
schedule previously sent on to you.
d the Mason tract,
Clinic properties.
1.n that locale,
Englewood on a
It is my understanding from Mr. DeWitt that the Auto Clinic
needs the additior.al spac ,as I hav indicat d above, for
parking of mo or vehicles in connection with the auto clinic
business.
I regr t that the lease c on to you for your signa ur ,
inasmuch s you are corr ct, in that you hav no aut~ority
to s1.gn to b i nd h City to th month-to-month l as . This,
of cours , is he function of th Mayor after approval by
City Co un c il.
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Letter Agreement to and we will redraft it for presentation
at regular Coup · eeting at a later time.
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2000 WEST LITTLETON BOUL EVA RD 213 WILCOX STREET 10957 E. BETHANY DRIVE
AURORA, COLORADO 80231
(303) 751-0555
LITTLETON , COLORADO 80120 CASTLE ROCK , COLORADO 80104
(303) 794-4255 (303) 688-3111
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COMMITMENT TO INSURE
Transamerica Title In urance Company, a California corporation, herein called the Com pany, for a
valuable con id ration , hereby commits to issue 1ts policy or policies of title insurance, as identified in
Sche 1 II A, m fav or of the proposed insured named m &hedule A, as owner or mortJ"&Cee of the eetate or
inter• ,t covered hereby in the I nd described or referred to in hedule A, upon payment of the premiums
•nd charge therefor; all subj t to the provisions of Schedul A and 8 and to the conditiona and atipula-
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MEMORANDUM
TO:
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Assistant City Manager
Bernard V. Berardini
City Attorney
May 24, 1976
MOTOR VEHICLE AND EQUIP ME NT RE PLACEME NT
Your memorandum requests my op~n~on as to the legality
of the use of PIF Funds to replace t wenty-six motor
vehicles and two compressors during the year 1976, and,
I assume, subsequent years consistent with the recom-
mendations conta~ned ~n the March 2, 1976 report to the
C~ty Manag r (one of the subjects covered at the Council
R treat, May 15, 1976).
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I hav rev~ d th City Charter prov~s~ons contained in
Art~cle X ; pert~nent sections of the State Statutes dealing
w~ h Publ~c Improv nts contained in Title 31, C.R.S. 1973;
Me illan, Vol 13, Sections 37.01, et seq.; and City Code
provis~ons, spec~ ~cally T~tle XIII, Sales and Use Tax and
T~ 1 XIII, Ch pter 5, Sp c~al Funds.
I must conclud from these, nd other authorities, and it
~a my ~p~n~o n, tha th council may not lawfully appropriat
mon~es con a~n d ~n th Public Improv ment Fund (PIF) ,
wh~ch I would d signat mor correctly as th Capital Improve-
n Fund, w~thout ndm n to Section 13-4-35 of h
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May 24, 1976
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in a contingency or unappropriated surplus account, then
it would appear to me that the funds may be acquired in one of two ways.
l. Section 13-4-35 entitled, "Purpose of Tax
Distribution of Proceeds", may be amended
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derived from Sales and Use Tax and placed in
the Capital Improvement Account. This expediency
would release needed funds for general operating
expenses of the City, including the replacement
of vehicles and equipment.
2. Section 93 of the City Charter en i l e d,
"Add i tional Appropriations", provide s :
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transfer such available money from such
fund to the fund from which the excess
expenditure is to be paid. If sufficient
monel which can be so transferred 1s not
ava1 able to meet the authorized excess
expenditure, then Counc1l may make a
tern orar loan throu h the issuance of
reg1stered warrants so as to provide or
such excess expenditures. The total amount
of such temporary loans shall not exceed such
amount as can be raised by a two mill levy
on t~e assessed valuation of the taxable
property within the City." (emphasis added)
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THIS AGREEMENT, made Ud ~ 1 3th day of ~1a y, 1976 , by 6 J
and b etween PUBLIC SERVICE ('01PAN'Y OF COLO 00, a Colorado
c or p o ration, (Public ServjrP), and THE CI'l'Y OF ENGLEWOOD,
a Colorado Municipal co por~t on , (City),
w J ~ N F. S S E T H:
WH EREAS, on thl' date hereof, P blic SerVlCC has con -
veyed to the City appr oximately three (3 ) ac r es of l a nd in
the SW 1 /4 SW 1/4, Sectio 33, Township 4 South, Ra nge 6 8
West, 6th P.M., Ar apahoe County, Colorado, as mor e par t ·-
c u lar l y desc r ibed in and pnr::;uant-o an AGREEMENT TO EXCHAN GE
REAL ESTATE b et,e n tl'c> art-jr!" hnreto dated January 2 , 1976;
and
WHEREAS, •. id AgrccnC>nt prov1.1'l<'"' hil he City shall
reimburse Public SnrvirP for the cost of rons rue ion of a
road on the property for ace so o the 1.m rovcments to b
placed thereon; and
WH EREAS , it w1.ll be sometime bf'fore Public ServicE' can
definitely loc ate its improv mPnt. on thP property and d sign
and con ruct an access ro d o such improvcm n s;
NOW, •rHBPl-ORE , in considcra t: on of. the p f'ml.s s, th
City gr s th< t its c l1. 0 1m burFE' Pu lie-: S rvic
for th cost of a road to abOve all surviv
th cloein und r h TO X ~IIAI'I C.E REAL ESTATE d s-
cri d 00 inu in 4'u 1 f. rc nd u ct un-
tl.l such irn 1'. said ro l.S con rlft hy Publlc s rvic ,
cr which Public S Vl.C sh ll au nt of its
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties h~reto have executed
this AgrPPmen nS nf thP d a ~~ f i rs ~bove written .
PURL . C SF.R\1T -E CO \PANY OF COLORADO
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3400 S Elat• Str""t
E.nglewood, Color lido 101 10
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James l Taylo1
MAYOR
WHEREAS, the tragedy of Cancer is all too we ll known
to millions of Americans because of the grief that accompanies
it; and
WHEREAS, there are few families in the United States
that have not been affected by this dread disease; and
WHEREAS, the United Cancer Institute has proposed a
Cancer Control program for NATIONAL CANCER DAY to set up
Mini-Cancer Detection Facilities throughout the Nat ion to
give the public a free cancer check-up from September 7-11,
1976; and
WHEREAS, the number of Congressional co-sponsors for
the N tional Cancer Day R solution is growing; and
WHEREAS, it is the belief of the medical profession
that Cancer is curable if detected and treated in its early
st ges and that this practice would result in the savings
of millions of lives e ch year.
NOW, THEREFORE, I, JAMES L. TAYLOR, MAYOR OF THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, do hereby procl im September 8,
1976 to be
N.ATIONAL CANCER DAY
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FRO!'!: Karl NoJlrr h"'"'f"er , A .i:;t."l t C:i1y Manager
j.J TE:
FINANCIAL .
A3 you may r. call, the ('j1, • , , n"i 1 h;:J1
their 1etr. at cone n1nr 1 11~· and
t•'nnds 'lnj r<J~ ible le al
C lor ' ;> du to actuar : 1
the ' m to ini~iato an.
a r!ir.~:ussion at
Pi rf' PenR1on
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Kar l "ollenberaar, ~Bla tant Clt.y Msna~e r
Harriet Lute, Dirac:tor of f .f. rari
3400 5 FIRt l ~trpc t
EnglewOOd . Colorado 80110
rhone (303 ) 761-1140
May J'l . 1976
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MEMORANDUM
TO: Mayor and MPmh t'lrA of Englewood City Cntmcil
FROM: Andy McCown, City Manager
DATE: June 3, ; 976
SUBJECT: EMERSON MINI PARK
As per your request, we have inv stlgat d the costs of improving the land
at Emerson and Bates into a mlni-park. This l!Uld consista of npproximately
1 ~ acres. Costs to de elop are as folio
Landscape /4 rchltcct Fee
Irrigation system plans, desiWl
and specifications
Site Preparation
L<>nnJinr~ nnrl r ranup
Irrigation Svstcm
1. Sprinkling s stem
2. Water tap. m t r, line.
miscellaneous
S odlng
1. Cr ,l<'dWh ·atGra
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June 3, 1976 -EMERSON MINI PARK
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our regular parks which includes restrooJD.R, playground equipment, etc.
The costs per acre are $3, 000 currently. We would estimate that this mini
park would cost at least half of that or $2,250 per year for maintenance of
the sprinkling system, water, grass cuttings and fertlllzing, etc.
If you have any additional items which you would like information on, we
would be glad to provide it. The action necessary would be to authorize us
to proceed wlth inclusion in the next six-quarter budget.
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City Manager
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B. James, Director of Finan
K. Nolleoberger, Assistant City Manap;er
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TO: Andy McCown, City Manager
Karl Nollenberger , Asst. City Manager
FROM: Ernest P. Romans
Director, Parks & Recreation
SUBJECT: EMERSON MINI PARK
The following are estimated costs for c e rtain improvements for th open space
area located at Emerson treet and Bat s Avenue a s requested by Karl Nollenberger,
Asst. City Manager.
~ndscape Architect Fee
Irrigation sy tern plans, design and
specifications
Site Preparation
Leveling and cleanup
Irrigation System
1. prinkling system
2. Water tap, meter, line, mi cellaneous
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1. rested Wh at Gras a !¢ r sq. ft .
2. Flv (5) tree 100 a.
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Ka1 1 iiullenbergcr , Assistant Clt.y ~4anap;< r ·
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SUBJECT : Attendance a TCMA Artvan ced T~bn ManaR rmL nt ~nnference
After approv 1 by the City Council , I had the priviledge to
at t e nd he ICMA Adv need Labor Management Conference in Columbus,
Ohio , on May 9-12 , 1976 . I found this conference to be one of the
hest tha T lnd v.~r attended cine to the quality o f the fAculty
r111d n rticipant 'T'h, faculty cons1 sted of three nFJtionally recog-
n I :Gu d pet• on:; in the l...tbor rela tions field and the audience includ rl
both cl y mana •rft · nd la or r Pla ion of fi cers from ci .ies wh o have
hr1d a lon~ his ory in this field .
The necPsrlty of h confe rence was inrll cR tert by the severi y
of the problem which now e xists in the United Sta es in public
aector collectiv~ baJ'Gaining . Seven stat es cu rrently allow strikes
wh1lf"! an a 1111 .lunal 16 sta es have compulsory arbitrat.1on. In
l9u J , th r•• w 1 2H ublic . ct0r strikes invoJ ving 15,000 man-days
lv.> , wllil•• in 107:.>, th J'e were somewhere b tween 1100 -500 strikes
involv1rP •,nn1.nnn rn~n -q R los . 'T'hf' membPr . h1 in the Am .rican
P der•a ion of :; , tc, County and Municipal Employ et s has increase
from 185,000 in 1961 t o ove r 8oo ,ooo in 1976, and now constitutes
h ixth lar 0n union in the United S ates. In 1974, 50% of th
m loy es in the public sector belonged to som or niz ion wh ile
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Th overall consensus of l.hr ra ~ul ty and participants were
t.hat supervisors Rhnuld not he ln the bargaining unit. The most
important rea snn l s thP P ffer.ts on the grievance procedure in
that the supervisors can be punished by the association or union
in their negotiati ons for pay if they rule adversPly on a fellow-
union member'~ icvance. Th administration of the cont ra ct is
an important clemen o the super visor's duties and his loyalties
need to be towards the management for that reason . The need for
productivity con rol is an additional element which necessitates
the supervisors on the manageme nt side. The program of middle
management training and identification with the City needs to be
undergone at the e rliest possibl time. The faculty went int o
de ail discu s sion o f preparing for negotiations, the actual art
of negotiating an pitfalls in the development of a con ract.
A revi w of the n tional Jegislation currently being considerP~
in Congress was ndergone. The current AFSCME bill sta es that
upcrvisors aThl confidential employees w111 be eligiblE to unioniz
There is no manag ement rights included in the bill and union security
provisions are automatic. The bill would allow a multitude of
bargaining units with compulsory binding arbi ra ion or strikes
as the union ma y choose each time . This particular federal bill
would override the s e and local legislation which may exist
and includes provi i ons for promotion by eniori y an other i ems
which would confluct with Career Service regulations in the City
of Englewoo . Th e t culty str ssed the need for city governm nts
o talk with th ir s n tors and legislators to get a balanced
collective bar ining bill , if indeed Congres , feels he need to pass such .
K
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conference wa s one of the best that
the en fi s wer yrea . I would
r nc~s are held that. our Personnel
nd i ionally P Direc or of
in c o llec iv bargaining field.
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M ed S dd A Na ov econ e ~e ~ sta n sen 1/' Williams _j_ ~ So vern j_
_PS.. ~ _j_
I Mann I
Ab Ab t
~rown J_ / Clat!_On 11_
~~or Taylor
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Moved Secon ed d
WU11ams
A ~e Nay Abstain Absent
so vern v :>mnn
_,/ _lllann
Brown
l.I~On
,.ayor Taylor
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d s d A A Move econde Ave Nay bstain bsent Williams L--
L--So vern -snntn ---Mann ---Brown -._.--Clayton ·""' Jlilayor Taylor ,.,..-
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M ed S d d A Na Ab tai ov econ e -.ye ~ s n sen Williams ~ So vern ~
Ab t
........ ~ ~ ~ann ~
JS!OWI'l ~ '-"'" _clay_ton ~
_!!~or _J_~or ~
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M ed S d d A N ov econ e lYe a~ s a n sen Wf 11 fams v ......... So vern v
Ab t f Ab t
Slll1tn ........ .......
_!ann ~
Brown V L _
"""" Clayton _.,
_!!a_.tor __r ~~or .k:'_
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A N Ab tai Ab t
ov econ e ~e ~ s n sen ~ WHliams v
2overn .1. ~
~ann v
_!rown .1 ~ J::..!_~on -' ~~or ..! '!l.! or ,---_
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Moved Seconded Aye Nay Abstafn Absent Wfll fams ~ So vern ~ ~ _J,/ .lilann
_!rown y
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M ed S d d A Na ov econ e ~e !.l s n sen Wi 11 iams ...-...:!..
Sovern V/'"
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Ab taf Ab t
~rown L.!!. J._.!_~on ~ ""'-!!_~or _!~or ~
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M ed S d d A Na ov econ e ~e ~ s n sen WUliams ....... Ab ta1 Ab t
........ So vern ..,
~ -~ann .,.,--_!rown ..!::::.._
J._l~on ~ !!!rOr ...!. a..l! or ~
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M ed S d d A ov econ e I.Ye lY sta n sen /.,/' Williams v
(.....-""' Jiovern ~
Na Ab Ab t
;:,mnn v'
Mann
l!rown _v
~~on v _l'layor __14,l!or ~
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M ed S d d A N Ab ov econ e ~ c!1_ sta n sent
</ Williams -"'· y Sovern -""-
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Mann ~ ~
~rown ~ _{; lay_!_on ~ ~qor _!_qror v
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M ed S d d A ov econ e ~e ~ sta n sen WUl iams .......... ..,... So vern ...........
Na Ab Ab t
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lllann
~own ,.,./ .__..,-~Ja_,rron V"
lllayor Taylor ._,..
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Mo ed S d d A N Ab A v econ e ~e ay sta n bsent Williams {/"'
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Mann
Brown v
i/ Clayton ;/
Mayor Taylor v
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ov econ e '\Ye ,..... !.l s n sen ~ W1J.l iams ....
d d A Na Ab tai Ab t
M ed S
,_/ So vern ""'..:::. ~ ~
~ann
tsrown ~
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~ved Seconded Aye Nay Abstain Absent Wfll fams v'
So vern ,;....--
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_l'lann
Brown ..--
~ ~~on _..,--
_l'layor _!a_llor ~
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M ed S d d A Na ov econ e ~e ~ sta n sent WiJliams ~
So vern _...---
Ab Ab
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~rown _!:::_
~·ay_ton _!::_
_!!_a.l_o r ..!. a.l.!_ or L_
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A Na Ab tai Ab t
ov econ e ~e ~ s n sen Wi]liams ~ ~overn ~
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~rown L. ~~on ~ _l'!a,)'or .!_aL!_ or .,
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ed s d d A Ab Mov econ e J\,Ye ~ sta n sent Williams ~
Ab
So vern ~ _v ~~n ~ ~nn
JS_rown v
v Clayton ~ _!!q_or _!~or v
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ed Mov Seconded Aye / Nay Abstain Absent Williams v
So vern .// ....... :»mlt:n .,.
~ann
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:layton tl'
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Moved Seconded Aye Nay Abstain Absent Williams v
So vern ......
::.tnltn ......
Mann
Brown ..--
t;Jq_ton _,..
Mayor Taylor .,.
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ed s d d A b A Mov econ e ".}}e Na~ A sta n bsent Wf 11 fams ,/
So vern
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Jim1_th v
Mann
_JI_rown v (;Jayton v
Mayor Taylor v
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A A Moved Seconded Aye Nav bsta1n bsent Williams v
/ So vern .....
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Mann
Brown ;'
Clayton v
l'layor _lay 1 or ,/
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M ed S ov d d econ e A "Ye Williams
Na !Y Ab sta n Ab sent
~overn
:,nl_! ~n
~ann
Hrown
~ay~on
_!!ayor Taylor
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M d S d d ove econ e ~e i!Y sta n sent Williams i/ .....-Sovern ~ ... ~l!n .,
A N Ab Ab
Mann
j!_rown .,/
_c.; lll}'ton VL ~or _!~or I"
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M d S d d A Na Ab ta1 Ab t ove econ e \.Ye.,.. ~ s n sen WU 11ams v --Sovern ;/
........... ~ltn --Mann
__!rown ....
~~on v
Mayor Taylor ~
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M ed S d d A Na Ab Ab ov econ e ~e ll'_ sta n sent _v Wi_l11ams -So vern .....-
~ ~ J!_ann
jl_rown K_ y _c _1_ A}'_!_On ~
~ayor Taylor 1/
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Moved Seconded Aye Nay Abstain Absent Williams L --
So vern ,_.........
!illl1tn ..._.
Mann ... Brown //' -1.;1~on ....
Mayor Taylor V""'
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ed s d d A Na Ab Ab Mov econ e ~Ye IY sta n sent Williams ,__
e.--Sovern v -:ill11tn v
Mann
Brown v
(:;Jayton /...-
Mayor Taylor ~
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!""' ~overn --~ -P'lann
_!Jrown Y'
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M ed S ded A Na Ab ov econ \Y_e !.}'_ sta n sent ~ Wi..!J.flms .!:::. ~overn ~v v-~ ~
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I--So vern ......
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M ed S d d A Na ov econ e ~ye ..... lY s n sen / Williams -Ab tai Ab t
~overn .,
~ !lll'lltn ,.....
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Brown ,.....
_£!~on ,.....
lllayor Ta)'Jor _........_
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M ed S d d A Na Ab tai ov econ e ".Ye ty s n sen Williams ...... Ab t
Sovern ~
~l_tn _,.,
~ann
Brown .,
Clayton ~ _P!~or _I~or ~
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M ed S d d A ov econ e ~e ~ s n sen WUliams .t::::. ~overn ~ ~'!.}_r! L ~nn
Na Ab tai Ab t
~rown ~ ~~~ton L_
~or _!a.1...!_or .J:::::::..
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tr y. ,1/ ~~'!it Z,V •. ·91 o!Jb' sfCnded ~e ~ Abstain Absent Williams ..-
So vern -_., ~ ........
Jlllann
if Brown ......--
1..__1_~on -Jlllayor Taylor _...----
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M d S d d A Na Abst f Abs nt
ove econ e "!Le !..l.. a n e Wfll fams ......--
~ So vern ...--
~ ~ _!!ann
..::::::. ~own ~ .._S!.~on ..e::.. .!!!tOr ..!.'!l..!. or ~
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M d S d d A N Ab tai Ab t
ove econ e ~ ~ s n sen Williams -~ -So vern {.../
~ .:::.. ~ann .....-_Brown .,
..£!~on ..!::::. ~or _1_a..1_1_or K_
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M ed S d d ov econ e
~e ~ s n sen r Williams _f-" ~ v-Sovern ..........
A Ab t N Ab tai
~_!!rl ~ !!_ann
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Mo ed s d d v econ e
~e !.l_ s n sen Wijj_fams ~ .......--So vern ~ ---~ ..::::::._ .!!!_nn
A Ab t Na Ab tai
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Mov ed s d econ ed A ~ye Nay Ab sta n Ab sent
Wi 11 iams ....-
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sm1tn y
Mann
Brown ...---
V' (;_layton .;'
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M ved S d d A Na Ab ta1 0 econ e ':.:Le !.l._ s n sen WU11ams Ab t
So vern
;:)llllt;n
_!'!ann
_!_F'OWI'I
~l!l!_on
lllayor _Taylor
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M ed S d d A Na Ab Ab t ov econ e ~ye IY sta n sen WUliams -~ So vern ~ ::,mnn .....
_!!ann
llr'OWI .,
1..1ayt:on ,..
~yor _!ay_!or _,......._
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Moved Seconded
Williams
Ave Nav Abstain Absent
Sovern
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Mann
If reM~
~:;·ayton
l"'lvor Taylor
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M ed S d d A Na Ab Ab ov econ e ~e ~<""' sta n sent Wi 11 iams v ~vern ~ ...... ~ v
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ISF'C*n II'
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Mov ed s d d econ e A ~e N av Ab sta n Ab t sen
Williams __...-:
So vern """-~ltn ~
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~rown v /
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_!!ayor Tay 1 or 1/
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Mov ed Seconded Aye Nay Abstain Absent
Williams ~ Sovern ,../"
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Moved Seconded Ave Nay Abstain Absent
Wi 111ams v
/ So vern ,/
:,m1t.n /
/ Mann /
Brown y
Clayton -77.>
~ayor Taylor .,
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Abstain Absent
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Mov ed Seconded A ~Ye Na l.Y_ A bsta n Ab sent
Williams
So vern
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Moved Seconded Absent Abstain Williams
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M ed S d d A Ab tai
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