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CITY COUNCIL MEETING-June 21, 1976
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COUNCIL CHAMBERS
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO
June 7 , 197o
REGULAR MEETI~G :
The City Council of the City of Englewood , Arapahoe
County , Colorado , met in regular session on June 7, 1976 at 7 :30 p .m.
Mayor Taylor , presiding , called the meeting to order .
The invocation was given by Reverend Fred Hahn , Immanuel
Lutheran Church Missouri Synod , 3695 South Acoma . The Pledge of
Allegiance was led by Boy Scout Troop #154 .
Mayor Taylor asked for roll call . Upon the call of the roll , the following were present:
Council 11embers Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown , Man1 , Clayton , and Mayor Taylor .
Absent: None .
The Mayor declared a quorum present .
Also present were: City Manager McCown
Asst . City Manager JJol enberger
City Attorney Berardini
Acting Director of Community
Development Romans
Director of Public Works Waggoner
Director of Utilities Carro 1
Director of Finance/City Clerk Jam
Deputy City Clerk Varner
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COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED
A MOTION TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL CITY COUNCIL MEET -
ING ON MAY 24 , 1976 . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted
as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Williams, Sovern , Smith , Brown ,
Mann , Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None .
'rhe Mayor declared the motion carried .
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COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED
A MOTION THAT THE INVOCATION GIVEN BY REVEREND FRED HAH BE
PRINTED VERBATUM IN THE MINUTES OF THIS MEETING . Upon a call
of the roll , the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Williams , Sovern , mith , Brown ,
Mann , Clayton , Taylor .
Nays: None .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
Merciful Lord , changes are occurring around us all the time , and
it is because of these changes that we need City Council meetings .
We , the elected representatives of our community , are asked to
give our thinking in regards to these chang s .
W confess w re human beings --frail , 1m err ct in ividuals .
Lef t o oursel ves , we could easily becom bi o d , s f1 h , and
e ot1stical in ou r op inion . We re s inner
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Sharron Frank , Area Planner of the Regional Transporta-
tion District , was present to discuss bus passenger shelters in
the City of Englewood . Ms . Frank presented specifications for
the shelters , and she noted that three shelters are proposed for
Englewood at this time : (l) northeast corner of intersection of
Girard and Clarkson ; (2) east side of intersection of Broadway
and Floyd ; (3) west side of intersection of Broadway and Floyd .
Council and Ms . Frank discussed other possible locations .
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Attorney John Criswell was present representing Phil 's
Auto Clinic , 25 East Girard , A & B Transmission , 3375 South
Lincoln , and C & L Body Shop , 3395 South Lincoln to discuss
possible relocation assistance . He requested that City Council
allow the City Manager and City Attorney to talk with them about
their specific problems and possible monetary relief for their
losses .
Phil Pickell , Phil 's Auto Clinic , appeared and explained
that he is having difficulty getting the necessary gas tap for his
new location .
COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED
A MOTION THAT THE CITY MANAGER OR HIS DESIGNEE OR DESIG EES BE
AUTHORIZED TO MEET WITH ATTORNEY JOHt CRISWELL AND/OR PHIL 'S AUTO
CLINIC , A B TRANSMISSION , AND C & L BODY SHOP FOR THE PURPOSE
OF DISCUSSION RELATING TO MOVING EXPE SES AT 3375 SOUTH LINCOLN ,
3395 SOUTH LINCOLN , AND 25 EAST GIRARD ; THAT DISCUSSION BE
EXPANDED TO COVER THE SUBJECT OF THE PREVIOUS LEASES AS RELATED
TO THEIR MOVIIG ; THAT DI CUSSION I CLUDE THE IEED OF PHIL 'S
AUTO CLINIC FOR NATURAL GAS METER S FRO PUBLIC SERVICE COMP ANY;
AND THAT THEY REPORT BACK TO CITY COUI CIL AT THE MEETING OF JUNE
21 , 1976 . U on a call of th roll , t e vo e r s lte a fol o ws :
Ayes: Council
M nn , Clayton , Taylor .
I ys: None .
1.ll1 ove rn, Srnl h , Brown ,
Th M yor decl red the ot1on c rr1
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COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED
A MOTION TO DIRECT THE CITY MANAGER TO DIRECT THE TRAFFIC DEPART -
MENT TO TAKE A CURRENT COUNT AND TO MAKE A STUDY CONCERNING
SUGGESTIONS AND COSTS TO HELP THIS SITUATION , TO BE PRESENTED
BACK TO CITY 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 d eclared the motion carried .
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COUNCILMAN SMITH MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED
A MOTION TO POSTPONE THE 3 .2 BEER LICENSE APPLICATION FOR
NORMA 1 S BEER CONCESSIONS , 5450 SOUTH BROADWAY , UNTIL r-1S .
NORMA WISE REOPENS THE CASE .
COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED
A MOTION TO TABLE THIS MOTION UNTIL LATER IN THE MEETING WHEN
THE CITY ATTORNEY IS PRESENT . 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 CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS
SECONDED A MOTION TO OPEN A PUBLIC HEARING ON AN ORDI ANCE
ZONIHG A EWLY A NEXED PARCEL OF L ND TO THE CITY OF EtGLEWOOD
FROM AN UNZONED CLASSIFICATION TO I -1 LIGHT I DUSTRIAL DISTRICT .
Upon a call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council
M nn, Cl yton, T ylor .
N ys: one .
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1111 ms, Sov rn, m1th , Brown,
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1590 West Tufts Avenue . The property to the west and north is
zoned I -2 , to the south and lower portion east is zoned I -1 , and
to the upper portion east is zoned R-3 . Ms . Romans reviewed the
proposed I -1 zone , which has been recommended by the Planning
and Zoning Commission . She submitted the staff report and find -
i ngs of fact to the City Clerk for the record .
Attorney Tom Eitel was present representing the owners
of the property , Leon and Vernet Mardesen , who are requesting
that the property be zoned I -1 .
Leon Mardesen , 6875 South Bellaire Way , was present and
stated that he has owned this property since 1973 . He presented
a set of eight pict ures which he took from his property of the
surrounding area . Mr . Mardesen stated that he wants to build a
building for storage , wi th part of it to be leased out .
Vernet Mardesen , 6875 South Bellaire Way , was present
and stated she is in favor of the I -1 zone because they need a
building for storage .
Attorney William Malone was present representing Mr .
and Mrs . William Manning , owners of the property directly to the
east of the subject property .
William Manning , 1540 West Tufts Avenue , was present
and stated that he has owned his property since 1956 . He stated
that he has made improvements to his home , and the proposed con-
struction on the Mardesen property would lower the value of his
property . Mr . Manning also stated that it would add to the traffic
hazard at the corner of Windermere and T fts. He submitted a map
of the surrounding area and a petition dated October 1975 protest-
in an a plication for variance filed by Leon Mardesen for a ten
foot se bac along the east property line at 1590 West Tufts Aven e .
COUJCILMA SMITH MOVEU AJD COUlCILMAt MAUt SeCOlDcD A
MOTIOI THAT THE PETITION OT B ACC~PTED .
Councilman Severn urg d ef of the motion beca se
ev n though this was in Arapaho County the pro erty owners should
be able to state their case .
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Mr . Malone requested that City Council look at the area
before making a decision . He also requested consideration of some
kind of residential zone to be used .
Mr . Eitel objected to the petition because it is regard-
ing a variance case in Arapahoe County rather than the zoning of
this property .
Mayor Taylor read from the City Charter the "Rules of
Evidence " on receiving a petition .
COUNCILMAN CLAYTO! MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO CONSIDER THE PETITION . 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 .
COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SMITH SECONDED
A MOTION THAT THE PETITION NOT BE ALLOWED FOR THE REASON THAT THE
ISSUE STATED IN THE PETITION IS NOT THE SAMh ISSUE AS STATED IN
THIS HEARING . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as
follows:
Ayes: Council Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown ,
Mann, Clayton , Taylor .
l ays: !lone .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
COU CILMA! SOVER MOVED AND COUNCILMA CLAYTON SECO!lDED
A lOTIO 0 CLOSE TH~ PUBLIC HEARI~G. Upon a call of the roll,
the vote resulted as follows:
Ay s : Co neil Members Wil iams, Sov rn, Smith , arown ,
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The Mayor declared a quorum present .
COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS
SECONDED A MOTION THAT A DECISION BE POSTPONED UNTIL THE NEXT
REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING . Upon a call of the roll , the
vote resulted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Williams , Sovern , Brown ,
Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : Council Member Smith .
Absent : Council Member Mann .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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COUNCILMAN BROWU MOVED AND COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS SECONDED
A MOTION TO OPEN A PUBLIC HEARING ON AN ORDINANCE CREATING PAVING
DISTRICT NO . 23 . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as
follows :
Ayes : Council Members Williams, Sovern , Smith , Brown ,
Clayton , Taylor .
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ays : None .
Absent : Council Member Mann .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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Ayes : Council Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown ,
Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None .
Absent : Council Member Mann .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SMITH
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO . 23
SERIES OF 1976
AN ORDINANCE CREATING PAVIHG DISTRICT NO . 23 IN THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO , ORDERING THE CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALLATION
OF STREET PAVING , CURB AND GUTTER AND SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS ;
APPROPRIATING FUNDS FOR PAYMENT OF SAID n.1PROVEMENTS ; PROVIDING
FOR NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND OTHER DETAILS IN CONNECTION WITH
THE DISTRICT .
COU CILMAN SMITH MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED
A MOTION TO PASS ORDINANCE NO . 23 , SERIES OF 1976 , ON FINAL
READING . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown ,
Clayton , Taylor .
Nays: None .
Absent: Council Member f.lann .
The r1ayor declared the motion carried.
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"Conununications -to Action Recommended" on the agenda
were receive
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Minutes of the Denver Regional Council of
Oovernm nts in of February 18
A ril 7, 1976 .
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of
Zoning Commission
s Retirem nt Bo r
M y 26 , 1976 .
d Recr tio Commission
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e . Memorandum from the Director of Finance to the
City Manager concerning attendance at the
Municipal Finance Officers Conference in San
Francisco , Cal ifornia on May 2-6 , 1976 .
Councilman Clayton commented on agenda item 4c ,
stating that he feels all three pension boards should have
periodic reviews of disability retirements. He requested
that the City A torney review these procedure s . Mayor Taylor
suggested discussing this matter at a study session .
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COUNCILMAN SOVERU MOVED AND COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS
ECO!JDED A MOTION TO REUEW THE 3 . 2 BEER LICENSE FOR SPORT
BOWL , 329? SOUTH BROADWAY . Upon a ca 1 of the roll , the vote
res lted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Williams , Severn, Smith , Brown ,
Clayton , Taylor .
lays : lone .
Absent: Council Member Mann .
The Mayor declared tle motion carried .
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City Attorney Berardini presented a recommen ation from
the Career Service Board re ar ing the definition of rela ives .
COU!ICILMAN SOVERl MOVED AND COU CILMAt WILLIAM SECOI OED
A MOTIO TO CO!ISIDER AGE DA IT!:.M 6e -A BILL FOR All ORDII AI CE
AMEIWIIJG SECTION 5 , CHAPTER 3 , OF TITLE V, OF THE 1 69 E .M.C.,
AS AME DED , DISQUALIFYitG CERTAIN EMPLOYEES RELATED BY 8LOOD OR
MARRIAGE FROM ORIGINAL APPOI!ITMEIIT OR PROMOTIOI WITH Ill THE CITY
OF E LEWOOD -AT THIS TIME . Upon a ca 1 of the roll , the vote
resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Mem
C yton , Taylor . ill1ams , overn , Smith , Brown ,
y : one.
Absent: Co nci M m r M nn.
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l!ITRODUCED AS A BILL Y COU! CI A S VER J
A BILL FOR
A ORD A. Cl:.
l9u .. M •• , TITLE V, OF TH
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BY BLOOD OR MARRIAGE FROM ORIGINAL APPOINTJIIENT OR PROMOTION
WITHIH THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD .
Councilman Sovern noted that the o r iginal bill was to
be brought back to Council with the definition of relative , as
well as a grandfather clause .
COU!CILMAN
A MOTIO! TO PO TPO E
BE BROUGHT BACK WITH
GRANDFATHER CLAUSE .
a fo low :
SMITH MOVED AIJD COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
THIS ITEf.l UITIL THE MEETING OF JU,E 21 TO
THE DEFINITION OF RELATIVE AS WELL AS A
Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted
Ayes : Council 14embers Wi lliams , Sovern , mi th , Brown ,
Clay on , Taylor .
~ays : None .
Absent : Council Member Mann .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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Director of Utilities Carroll presented a recommendation
from the Water and Sewer Board to approve Supplement #42 to South-
gate Sanitation District for the annexation of a 2 .38 acre parcel
of land .
COUI CILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COU CILMAN CLAYTOJ SECONDED
TO APPROVE SUPPLEMENT #42 TO SOUTHGATE SAUITATION DISTRICT
RECOI· ·1~1 DED BY THE WATER AiJD SEWER BOARD . Upon a call of the
ro 1 , vote resulted as follows :
y Council Mem ers Williams , Severn , Smith , Brown ,
Cl yton , Taylor .
y : one .
A sen Council Memb r Mann .
Th Mayor clar n motion c rri d .
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COUNCILMAN SMITH MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED
A MOTION TO APPROVE THE REQUEST OF THE U. S . ENVIRONMENTAL PROTEC -
TION AGENCY TO PERMIT UNDERWATER DIVING RECERTIFICATION AT McCLELLAN
RESERVOIR . Upon a call of the roll , the vote r esulted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Williams , Severn , Smith , Brown ,
Clayton , Taylor .
Nays: None .
Absent : Co neil Member Mann .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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COUNCILMAIJ WILLIAMS MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO RECEIVE THE FINDINGS OF FACT , CONCLUSIONS , AND
RECOMMENDATIONS FROM THE PLANlJit G A D ZONING COMMISSION CON -
CERIHNG THE ZO ING OF LOT 6 , BELL ISLE GARDENS . Upon a call of
the roll , the vote resulted as follows :
Aye : Council Members illiams , Severn , Smith , Brown ,
Clayton , Taylor .
Nay on .
Abs n Council Member Mann .
The r~ayor clared the motion carried.
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r McCown presented a recommendation from the
ater n concerning flat rates and met red ervlce
c o nver s ion s Ci y ado t policy of unlvers 1 m terin .
H t t.e th iroc ur n to e set up for getting infer
ti on o the ~u lie and for e ting feedback . Co ncilman Willi m
s ug te hol in another mee i with he Wa er and Sewer Bo ar
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COUNCILMAN SMITH MOVED A D COUNCILM AN SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO CONSIDER AGENDA ITEM 2d WHICH WAS TABLED EARLIER
CONCERNING AN APPLICATION FOR A 3 .2 Bl:.ER LICENSE AT 5450 SOUTH
BROAD WAY BY t4S . NORMA WISE . Upon a call of the roll , the vote
resulted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Williams , Severn , Smith , Brown ,
Clayt..on , Taylor .
ay : one .
Absent : Council Member Mann .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
COUNCIL~lAN SMITH t-lOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED
A MOTION TO TABLE THI ITEM UtlTIL IT IS BROUGHT BEFORE COUNCIL
AGAIN BY MS . JWRMA WISE . Upon a call of the roll , the vote
resulted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Williams , Severn , Smith , Brown ,
Clay on , Taylor .
Nays : None .
Absent : Council Member Mann .
The Mayor declared t..he motion carried .
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Absent : Council tl!ember t1ann .
The Mayor declare d the amendment carried .
COUNCILMAN SMITH MOVED AND COUNCILI<!AN BROWN SECONDED
A MOTION TO AMEND THE ORIGINAL MOTIOIJ ChANGING THE ORDINANCE TO
A BILL AND CANCELING THE ORDINANCE NUMBER . Upon a call of the
roll , th vote resulted as follows :
Ayes : Council ll!embers Williams , So vern , Smith , Brown ,
Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None .
Absent : Council Member Mann .
The Mayor declared the amendment carried .
Upon a call of the roll , the vote on the original
motion as amended resulted as follows:
Ayes : Council Members Williams , Severn , Smith , Brown ,
Clayton , Taylor .
ays: 1 one .
Absent: Council Member Mann .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
City Attorney Berardini stated that Judge Swearingen
would like to have first offenders appear in court rather than
e a 1 to pay a set fine at the window.
COUNCILMAN SOVERI MOVED AND COUNCILMAl~ CLAYTON SECO! DED
A !-lOTION TO DIRECT THE CITY ATTORNEY TO BRING BAC . A RECOMMENDATIOI
0! SECTION D PERTAINIHG TO MANDATORY APPEARAIC!:. W COURT 0 FIRST
OFFEN"ES . Upon a call of he roll , the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Members Williams, Sovern , Smith, Brown ,
Cl yton , Taylor .
Nays: Hone .
Abs nt: Council Member M nn.
Th Mayor d clar the motion carried .
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I!T OOUC.D A A BILL BY COU ClLMAl CLAYTO
A BILL FOR
A, ORDIIA CE AMENDING
lV , F.l ITLED 11 OU ~ClL
T 01 l, CHAPTER II , TITLJ:: l , OF ARTICLE
ALA I. 11 , BY !NCR AS! 0 ~AID J ARI FOR
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FUTURE MEMBERS OF THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL , TO Bl:.COME EFFECTIVE
DURING THAT COUNCIL TERM COMMENCING AT 7 :30 P .M. ON THE FIRST
MONDAY AFTER JANUARY l , 1978 .
COUNCILMAN CLA YTOi~ MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SMITH ECONDED
A MOTION TO PASS A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDitG ECTION 41 ,
CHAPTER 4 , TITLE I , OF ARTICLE IV , ENTITLED "COUNCIL ALARIES ",
BY INCREASING SAID SALARIES FOR FUTURE MEMBERS OF THE ENGLEWOOD
CITY COUJ CIL , TO BECOME EFFECTIVE DURING THAT COUJ CIL TERM
COf-tMEJ DIJ G AT 7 : 30 P . Jl1 . 0 THE FIRST MOJJDAY AFTER JANUARY ,
1978 . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes : Counc il Members Smith , Brown , Clayton .
Hays : Council Members Williams , Sovern , Taylor .
Absent: Council Member Mann .
The Mayor declared the motion defeated .
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City Attorney Berardini presented a Bill for an
Or inance licensing and regulating vehicle wrecker or owing
service . He recommended that a flat rate be established for
ice1 sing in the City regardless of the number of true s a
wrecker may have .
IllTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SMITH
A BILL FOR
At ORDII A~CE AME DING TITLE IX OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUIICIPAL
ODE , BY ADDI!JG A NEW CHAPTER THERETO , LICE! IIIG AiD Rt. ULATI
VLHICLE WRcC "cR OR TO I G SERVICE ; PROVIDI~G FOR I VE~TI,ATIOI
A: D "UPERVI 'IOU BY THE CHIEF OF POLICE ; ETTI! G FORTH DUTIE OF
LI El EE ; IROVIDI G FOR REVOCATION OF LICENSES; AND PRESCRIHING
PENALTIE FOR THE VIOLATIO OF ITS PROVISIONS .
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COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCIL MA N SMITH SECONDED
A MOTION 'fO AMEND THE ORIGINAL MOTION BY STRIKING SECTION 9-9-6 .
Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes : Counc i l Membe r s Will i ams , Sovern , Smith , Br own .
~ays : Council Membe r s Clayton , Taylor .
Absent : Council Member Mann .
The Mayor d eclared the amendment carr ied .
Upon a call of the roll , the vote on the original motion
as amended resulted as follo ws :
Ayes : Council Members Williams , Sover n , Smith , Brown ,
Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None .
Absent : Council Member Mann .
The Mayor declared the mo ion carried .
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COU~CILMAl SMITH
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMEI Dir G CHAPTER 6 , EUTITLEO "OFFEI SES A GAil T PUBLIC
PEACE , SAFETY At 000 ORDER ", OF TITLE XI , OF THE 1969 EIGLEWOOD
MUNICIPAL CODE , BY AODIIG A NEW SECTION THERETO PROHIBITING THE
SOLICITATION 1F !OWl G OR WRECKER BUSINESS .
COUUCILI-1A• MITH MOVED Am COUNCILMAN SOVERt t.CO OED
A MOTION TO PA S A BILL FOR A OROil A.~cr: AMENOII G CHAPTER 6 ,
ENTITLED "OFFEIJSE AGAI~ T PUBLIC PEACE , SAFeTY AID 000 ORDER ",
OF TITLE XI, OF THE 1 9 E GLE 000 MUNICIPAL CODE , BY AOO!JG A
E SECTIO THERETO PROHIBIT! G ThE SOLICITATIO! OF TOWING OR
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City Attorney Berardini presented a res olution authorizing
the purchase of land required for the Senior Citizens Recreation
Center . He stated that the land consists of five parcels, and the
resolution does not allow for relocation assistance .
COUNCILMAN CLAYTOIJ MOVED AND COUNCILMAI WILLIAMS SECO DED
A MOTIOII TO TABLE THIS RESOLUTION UNTIL THE NEXT REGULAT CITY
COUNCIL MEETING . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as
follows :
Ayes : Council Members Williams , Brown , Clayton , Taylor .
!Jays : Council Mem ers Sove rn , Smith .
Absent: Council Member Mann .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
City Manager McCown stated that negotiations need to be
started as soon as possible in order for the schedule to be met .
COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECOIIDED
A MOTIO TO REC ONSIDER THE MOTION . Upon a call of the roll, the
vote result ed a follows:
Taylor .
Aye : Co nci Members Sovern , Smith , Brown, Clayton ,
ays : Council M mb r William s .
Absen Co neil M mb r Mann.
The Mayor clar th motion carrie .
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RESOLUTION NO . 25 , SERIE
A RESOLUTION NAMING THE
AND FIRE CENTER THE E .E .
OF THE E!JGLEWOOD POLICE
0 ROOT~.
COUNCILMAH SOVERH M V A ~ COU! CILMAt
A MOTION TO PASS RESOLUTIOt~ l 0 . '-5 , t:.RIE' OF 1. 7
of the roll , the vote re sulte a follow
LAYTON ECO OED
Uron a call
Ayes : Council Members William , Sov rn , ~ith , Brown ,
Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None .
Absent : Council !-!ember Mann .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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City Attorney Berardini presented a month-to -month
lease agreement between the City of Engle wood and Phil Pickell ,
ba Phil 's Auto Clinic , for a parking lot located at 20 East
Girard .
A MOTION
THE CITY
GIRARD .
COUNCILMAN SMITH MOVED AND COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS SECONDED
TO AUTHORIZE THE MAYOR TO SIGN THE LEASE AGREEMENT BETWEEN
OF ENGLEWOOD AND PHIL PICKELL FOR A PARKING LOT AT 20 EAST
U on a call of the roll , th vote resulte as follow :
Aye : Council Members Williams , Severn , Smith , Brown ,
Clayton , T ylor .
Nays: None .
Ab ent: Co neil Mem er M nn .
Th M yor cl r th motion c rr1
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COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS SECONDED
A MOTION TO DIRECT THE CITY ATTORNEY TO DRAW UP AN ORDINANCE
REALLOCATING REVENUES FROM THE PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND TO THE
GENERAL FUND FOR 1976 . Upon a call of the roll, the vote
resu~ted as follows :
Taylor .
Ayes : Council Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown ,
Nays : Council Member Clayton .
Absent: Council Member Mann .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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City Attorney Berardini presented an agreement between
Public Service Company and the City of Englewood whereby Public
Service will convey app r o ximat ely three acres of land to the City
and the City will pay the cost of constructing a roa on this
property for access .
COUNCILMA WILLIAMS MOVED AND COU CILMAJI SMITH SECO OED
A MOTIO! TO APPROVE TilE AGREEMENT WITH PUBLIC SERVICE COMPA!~Y .
Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes: Council Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown ,
Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None .
Abs r t: Co neil M mber Mann .
The Mayor eclared the motion c rri d .
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City Atto rn y Berar lni presented
h Li quor Barn liq u or l ic e nse ap lie a i o n .
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City Attorney Berardini Presented a Proclamation declaring September 8 , 1976 as National Cancer Day .
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAn CLAYTON SECONDED A MOTION TD AUTHORIZE THE MAYOR TO SIGN A PROCLAMATION DECLARING
SEPTEMBER 8 , 1976 AS NATIONAL CANCER DAY . Upon a cau or the roll , the vote resulted as follo ws :
Ayes , Councir Mem bers Williams , Sovern , Smith , Bro•n ,
Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None .
Absent : Counc11 Member Mann .
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Ci t y Ma nager Mcco•n Presente a memorandom rrom the Assistan Ci y Manager concerning the £inancial statos or th
Pension funds .
COUNCILM AN SMITH MOVED AND COU CILMAN BROWN SECONDED A MOTIO! TO DIRECT THE CITY ATTORNEY , CITY MANAGER , AN D DLORA 0 MUNICIPA L LEAGUE TO BRING SUIT AGAINST THE STATE OF COLOR 0
TO PROPERLY FUND THE POLICE AIID FIR£ PCN ION PUlos , AS WEL L A ANY OTHER CITIES AS MAY BE DEEREo NECESSARY .
Dioc ''ion by Coonc11 ro11o• d . City A torn y ini stated tha a number or muni 01 Pali t1 ho ld 1 nvo 1 v Cooncilman Sovern Pointed oo th hls io goOd tar
Ay s : Counc Clayton , T Yl •r .
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City Attorney Berardini presented a proclamation
declaring September 8 , 1976 as National Cancer Day .
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMA!J CLAYTON SECONDED
A MOTION TO AUTHORIZE THE MAYOR TO SIGN A PROCLAMATION DECLARING
SEPTEMBER 8 , 1976 AS NATIONAL CA CER DAY . Upon a call of the roll ,
the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Williams , Severn , Smith , Brown , Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None .
Absent : Council Member Mann .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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City Manager f-1cCown presented a memorandum from the
Assistant City Manager concerning the financial status of the
pension funds .
COUNCILf.1AN SI>!ITH MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN ECONDED
A MOTION TO DIRECT THE CITY ATTORNEY , CITY MANAGER , AND COLORADO
MUfiCIPAL LEAGUE TO BRING UIT AGAI ST THE STATE OF COLORADO
TO PR OPERLY FUND THE POLICE AND FIRE PENSION FUNDS , A WELL AS
ANY OT HER CITIES AS MAY BE DEB~ED ECESSARY .
Discussion by Council followed . City Attorn y Berardini
t a e that a number of mun1cipal1ti s hould be involve , and
Cou n c 1lm n Sov rn pointed out th t this is a goo s tar
A
U on a call of th roll , the vote r ulte fol ows :
Ay s: Council Members Wil i
n , Tayl o r . , Severn , mi~h , Bro
r ay s : on e .
Ab ent: Co 1 r M n.
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Ayes : Council Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown ,
Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None .
Absent : Council Member Mann .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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City Manager McCown presented a memorandum concerning
Emerson Mini Park . He reported that the estimated costs for
the proposed improvements , including grass planting and the
sprinkler system , is $1 4,190 ; and the estimated annual mainte -
nance cost is $2 ,250 .
COUNCILMAN BROWN 1-10VED AND COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SeCONDED
A MOTION TO AUTHORIZE THE CITY MANAGER TO PROCEED WITrl THE IMPROVe -
MENTS AT EMERSON MINI PARK AND TO IUCLUDE THE FUNDS IN THE NEXT
SIX QUARTER BUDGET . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted
as follows:
Aye s : Council Hembers Sovern , Smith , Brown , Clayton .
Nays : Council Members Williams , Taylor .
Absent : Council Member Mann .
Th M yor declare d the motion carried .
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The Mayor declare th motion carried .
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COUNCILMAN SOVER! MOVED A! COU! CILIMN WILLIAMS SECONDED
A MOTION TO POSTPONE DISCUSSION OF THE LITTLE DRY CREEK REPORT
UNTIL THE NEXT REGULAR CITY COU! CIL MEETING . Upon a call of the
roll , the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown ,
Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None .
Absent : Council Member Mann .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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City Manager McCown presented a memorandum from the
Assistant City Manager concerning his attendance at the ICMA
Advanced Labor Management Conference in Co umbus , Ohio on May
9-12 , 1976 .
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City Manager McCown asked Council 's direction concerning
the island at Floyd and Elati Streets .
COU GILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MITH SECONDED
A MOTION THAT THE CITY COUNCIL STATE ITS POSITIO THAT IT DOES NOT
DESIRE TO REMOVE THE ISLAND IN THE MIDDLE OF FLOYD STRt::ET AND
ELATI STREET .
Councilman Cl yton state tlat the City ha pr v1ou ly
stat d tha th t i 1 nd would not be remove • M yor T ylor st ted
th h f els it shoul be remove for the safe y of the citizen
becau of the fire an emergency vehicles . Councilman Sovern
reque t d that this item be discussed in d tail at anoth r time .
Ay Council i Sov r., ro , T ylor .
y co r c11 h, Cl y on.
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COUNCIL MA N SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SMITH SECONDED
A MOTION TO DIRECT THE CITY MANAGER TO WRITE ANOTHER LETTER TO
HERMAN OLNER CONCERNING THE POLICE/FIRE COMPLEX LEASE . Upon a
call of the ro ll, the vote resulted as follows :
Ay es : Counc i l Hembers Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown ,
Clayton , Tay l or .
Nays : None .
Absent : Coun c il Member fiJann .
The Mayo r declar e d t he mo tion carried .
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COUNCILMAN CLAYTON !>lOVED AND COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO DIRECT THE CITY ATTORNEY TO PREPARE AN ORDINANCE
CONCERNING THE R.T .D. BUS PASSENGER SHELTERS . Upon a call of
the roll , the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Williams , Severn , Smith , Brown ,
Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None .
Absent : Council Mem er Mann .
The Mayor delcar d the motion carried .
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City Manager McCow asked Council 's authorization to
ch dule the s tudy session with the Tax Commi t te for 7 :00 .m.
on June 14 , and for Council to meet a 6 :00 .m. r garding
problems with the City Ditch . Council ap roved thi schedule .
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COU CII..MAr ..,OVERt MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BRO St.CO OED
A MOTIOH THAT CITY COUNCIL AUTHORIZE COU CILMAt SOYERU , AJY OTH R
COU!JCIU.,Et , A D THE CITY TAP TO PR ENT A PROTEST TO ARAPAHOE
HE PO SIBL LOCATIO 0 A CAR CRUSHER It THI:. A TA F
ON J ATI O AR A. U~ 011 c 1 or th r oll , th vot ult d
t'o llow :
Ay Co neil ill! ov n, m1th, ro
Cl yton, T ylor.
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Mayor Taylor stated that he feels Council should
seriously consider having public hearings on nights other than
City Council meeting nights .
COUNCILMAN SMITH l40VED AND MAYOR TAYLOR SECONDED A
MOTION TO DIRECT THE CITY ATTORNEY TO PREPARE A RESOLUTION
PROVIDING THAT CITY COUNCIL , IF AT ALL POSSIBLE , HAVE THE
MAJORITY OF THE PUBLIC HEARINGS ON THE SECOND MONDAY OF EACH
MONTH , WHEN IT IS TO THE COUNCIL 'S BENEFIT . Upon a call of
the roll , the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Smith , Brown, Taylor .
Nays : Council Members Sovern , Clayton , Williams .
Absent: Council Member Mann .
The Mayor declared the motion defeated .
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COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS
SECONDED A MOTION TO ADJOURN THE MEETING . Upon a call of the
roll , the vote resulted as follows:
Ayes: Council Memb r William • Severn , Smith , Brown ,
Clayton , T ylor .
Nays : None .
Absent : Council Member Mann .
The Mayor eel re the motion carrie • nd the meeting
was adjourne at 1:25 a .m.
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO
J ne 7 , 1970
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The Ci y Counci of the Ci y of Englewood , Arapahoe
County , Colorado , met in re ular ssion on June 7 , ~76 at
7:30 .m.
~1ayor Taylor , presid1 ng , cal e the mt!e ing o order .
Tlle invocation was given by Reveren Fre
Lutheran Church Missouri Synod , 3695 o ch Acoma .
Allegianc~ was le by boy Scout Troop #154 .
Hahn , Imman el
he Pledge of
Mayor Taylor asked for roll call . Upon the call of the
roll , Lh following were present :
o neil Mem rs W lliama , ·overr , ~m1 h, Brown , Mann ,
Clay un , C:u !·lay r Taylor .
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COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED Am COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED
A MOTION TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL CITY COUNCIL t4EET -
ING ON MAY 24 , 1976 . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted
as follows :
Ayes : ouncil f.lembers Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown ,
1•1ann , Clay on , Taylor .
tJays : None .
The Mayor eclared the motion carried .
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COUNCILr4A J CLAYTON 140VED Aim COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED
A J110TIOt THAT THE INVOCATION GIVW BY REVEREND FRED HAHN BE
PRI TED VERBATUM IN THE MINUTES OF THIS l\1EETING . Upon a call
of he roll , the vote r ulte as follows :
Aye ~: Co uncil Meml1 cr ~ Wi l J m., 2-)ver , Smith Brown ,
Mann , Clayton , T Y l 0 r .
j,yr; !J o r
The Mayor declare th mo i o n carried .
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Sharron Frank , Area Planner of the Regional Transporta-
tion District , was present to discuss bus passenger shelters in
the City of Englewood . Ms . Frank presented specifications for
the shelters , and she noted that three shelters are proposed for
Englewood at this time : (l) northeast corner of int ersection of
Girar and Clarkson ; (2) east side of intersection of Broadway
and Floyd ; (3) west side of int ersec tion of Broadway and Floyd .
Council and Ms . Frank discussed other possible locations .
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Attorney John Criswell was present representing Phil 's
Auto Clinic , 25 East Girard , A & B Transmission , 3375 South
Lincoln , and C & L Body Shop , 3395 outh Lincoln to discuss
possible rel ocation assistanc . He requested that City Council
allow the City Manager an City Attorney to talk with them about
their sp cific roblems and possible monetary relief for their losses .
Phil Pickell , Phil 's Auto Clinic , appear an explaine
that he 1 ~ havit g difficulty r;etting hP nee ssary gas ta for his n w loc· tion .
A MOTION 'l'HAT
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COUNCILMAN BROWN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN MANN SECONDED
A MOTION TO DIRECT THE CITY MANAGER TO DIRECT THE TRAFF IC DEPART -
MENT TO TAKE A CURRENT COUN'l' AND TO MAKE A STUDY CONCERNING SUGGESTIOI~S AND COSTS TO HELP THIS SITU ATI ON , TO BE PRESENTED
BACK TO CITY COUNCIL . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes: Council Members Williams , Sovern , mith , Brown , Mann , Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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COUNCIUMN MITd MOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROW! ECONDED
A MOTION TO POSTPO E THE 3 .L BEER LI ENSE APPLI ATIOJ FOR
NORMA ' BEER GONCE. TO ', c 5 OUTH BB0ADWAY U TIL~ •
OHMA I E REOP E. 1 c CA .
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1590 West Tufts Avenue . The property to the west and north is
zoned I -2 , to the south and lower portion east is zoned I -1 , a n d
to t he upper portion east is zoned R-3 . Ms . Romans reviewed the
proposed I -1 zone , which has been recommended by the Planni ng
and Zoning Commission . She submitted the staff report and find -
ings of f act to the City Clerk for the r ecord .
Attorney Tom Eitel was present representing the owners
of the property , Leon and Vernet Mardesen , who are requesting that the property be zoned I -1 .
Leon Mardesen , 6875 South Bellaire Way , was present and
stated that he has owned this property since 1973 . He p r esented
a set of eight pictures which he took from his property of the
surrounding area . Mr . Mardesen stated that he wants to build a
building for storage , with par of it to be leased out .
Vernet Mardesen , u875 South Bellaire Way , was resent
and state she is in favor of the I -1 zone because they need a building for st o r ~
an Nr ,,
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William Malone was pr s ·nt; r pres r.tin lr .
iam M nning , owners of the proper y 1rectly to the J •c t pro erty .
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Mr . Malone requested that City Council lo ok at the area
before making a decision . He also requested consideration of some kind of residential zone to be used .
Mr . Eit el objected to the petition because it is regard-
ing a variance case in Arapahoe County rather t han the zoning of this property .
Mayor Tay l o r r ead from the City Charter the "Rules of Evi ence " on rec ei ving a petition .
COUtCILMA CL AY TOJ MOVED A!JD COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO CON~IDER THE PETITION . Upon a call o f the roll , the vo te r es lted as follows :
Ayes : Co uncil Members Williams , So vern , Smith , Bro wn , Mann , Clayton , Taylo r .
Hays : N" P ,
The lt.ay..,, dt..clared the ' o tlor, ..:af'ried .
COU ClU.lAl CL AYTOH MOVJ:.D AND COUJJCILMAN ,,fU'l'H SECO NDED
A MOTIOJ 1'HA THE PETITION NOT BE ALLOWED FOR THE REASON TH AT THE I.,~)UE :-;TATH II Ti!F PFTITIO IS NOT THE SAMJ:. I SUE AS STATED IN
THI'' HEARIJ G . U on a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows :
A1 ew : Co uncil Members Willi ms , Sov rn , Smith , Brown , Mann , Claytor , Tay or .
11 M. ·or
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cl re th motion carried .
AllD COUIJCILMAN CL AY TON SECONDED
a. U on a call of the roll ,
M ml rs W11 i . , ~ov rn , m!th , Brown ,
th m t 1 r c rri
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The Mayor declared a quorum present .
COUNCILMAN CLAYTON MOVED AN D COUNCILMAN WILLI AM S
ECONDED A MOTION THAT A DECIS ION BE POSTPONED UNTIL THE NEXT
R~GULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING . Upon a call of the roll , the
vote resulted as follows :
Ayes: Cou ncil Membe r s Williams , Sovern , Brown , Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : Co uncil Member Sm ith .
Absent : Council Member Mann .
The Mayor eclared the motion carrie
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COUNCILNAtl BROW'I MOVED AND COUNCILMA!4 WILLIAM SECOHDED
A 1-10TIO!I TO OPE t\ PUBLIC HEARING ON .i, 01\Dit MICE CREATIN G PAVING
DIST RI C"' l 0 . 2 3 . Up or a call of the 1 I I , the vot resulted as follows :
co
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Ayes : o nell Mem ers Williams , overn , mith , Brown , ay on , Taylor .
Hays : Non •
bsent : Council Membe r Mann .
The Mayor clar• the motion carr!
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Ayes : Council Members Williams , Severn , Smith , Brown ,
Clayton , Taylor .
I ays : None .
Abser t : Council Member ~ann .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SMITH
BY AUTH ORITY
ORDINANCE NO . 2 3
SERlE OF • 'lfJ
AN OR !NANCE CREATING PAVING DIST 1 NO . 2 II THE CITY OF
EI'GLEWOOD , COLORADO , ORDERIJW THE (;Q ,;STRU TION AND I STALLATION
OF TREET PAVING , CURB AND UTTER AI IDE' ALK IMPROVEMENTS ;
APPR OPRIATING FUNDS FOR PAYMEIIT OF AI D mPROVEME ~TS ; PROVIDII G
FO I OTICE TO CON'rRACTOR" AIJD OT' ER D. Al L' Ill CO WFCTIOt WITH
T HE DISTRICT .
.;ou CILIJJA, !JMITII MOVE D A COU ClLN ~ RO'.
A tJJOTI ON TO PASS ORDINANCE NO . 23 , ~'LRIES OF 1 7o ,
REA Itm . Upon a call of the roll , he vo e re 1 e
ECO OED
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'is follows :
Ayes : Council M mbers i111 m , Sovern , mi h , Br own ,
Clayton , Taylor .
!Jays : !Jone .
Absen Council Mem er Mann .
The !JJayor clared the motion c rrie .
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BY BLOOD OR MARRIAGE FROM ORIGINAL APPOINTHENT OR PROMOTION
WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD .
Councilman Severn note that the original bill was to
be brought back to Council with the efinition of relative , as
well as a grandfather clausP .
COUIJCIL1AH
A MOTION TO POSTPONE
BE BROUGHT BACK WITH
GRANDFATHER CLAUSE .
as follows:
MIT!I JI10VED Al D COUNCILJitAN SOVERN CCONDED
THIS ITEI-1 UNTIL THE f'IEETING OF JU E 21 TO
TriE DEFINITION OF RELATIVE AS WELL AS A
Upon a call of the roll, the vote res lted
Ayes : Council 1·1e mb e rs Williams , Severn , Smith , Brown , Clay on , Taylo r .
i~ays : None .
A sent : Gnnncil MPmoer Mann .
Th~.; M· ~or decl'ire h motion carried .
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Director of U ilities Carroll resen e a r commen ation
from he Wat•r an Wt:!r Boar o pprove Su pl ment 1142 to South-
RB e anitation District for h: ann xation of a 2 .38 acre parce or lan .
COU GILMAN MOVE
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COUI CILMAt' CLAY 0 ECOI ED
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e . Memorandum from the Director of Finance to the
City Manager col cerning attendance at the
Municipal Finance Office rs Conference in San
Francisco , California on May 2-6 , 1976 .
Councilman Clayton commented on agen a item 4c ,
stating that he feels all three pension boards sho ld have
periodic reviews of disability r etirements . He requested
that the City Attorney review these procedures . Mayor Tay lor
s ggeste iscussing thi matter at a study session .
SE OIJDED
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COUIJCILMAH OVERiJ !>'lOVED AND COUNCILMAIJ ILLIAM
A MOTIOP TO Rhl EW THE 3 .2 BEER LICENSE FOR PORT
? SOUTH BROAD WAY . U on a call of h rol , h vo e
s follows :
Ay 'J nc 1 11embers Will ia s , ~ >v rr., :· 1 h , Brown ,
Clay on , Ta~ _ t'.
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Co neil M m er Mann .
The M yor eclare th mot:ion carrie
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BY BLOOD OR MARRIAGE FROM ORIGIN AL APPOINTHENT OR PROMOTION
WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD .
Councilman Severn noted that the original bill was to
be brought ack to Council with the definition of relative , as
well as a grandfather clRuse .
COUHCILI\1AN SMITH MOVED AllD COUNCILMAN SOVERN SECONDE D
A I\10TION TO POSTPONE THIS ITE!~ UNTIL THE MEETING OF JU E 21 TO
BE BROUGHT BACK WITH THE DEFINITION OF RELATIVE AS WELL AS A
GRANDFATHER CLAUSE . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted
as foll ows :
Ayes : Council f·1e mbers Williams , Severn , Smith , Brown ,
Clayton, Taylor .
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roll ,
ilays : None .
Absent : Cnuncil M mher Mann .
h motior carried .
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Ut111tt r, Carroll presen r comrn ndatlon
·ewer Boar to a~prove Supplemen N 2 to South-
rict for h' annexa ion of a 2 .38 ere arce
UJJC!LMAH OVER •lOVE A JD com CILMAt<
APPROVE SUPPLEME T 142 TO SOUTHGATE
Y TrE E ER BOARD . U or a ca
result
Ay ·ouncll I~ mt. r Williams , over , Smi h , Brown ,
Cl y < n , • y t .
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A MOTION TO APPROV~ THE REQUEST OF THE U. S . ENVIRONME NTAL PROTEC -
TION AGEN CY TO PERMIT UNDERWATER DIVIN G RECERTIFICATION AT McCLELLAN
RESERVOIR . Upon a call o f the r oll , the vote r esu lted as follows :
Ay es : Council Membe r s Williams , Severn , Smith , Brown ,
Clayton , Tay lor .
Nay : Hone .
Absent : Cou ncil Member Man n .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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COUtJCIL!IA!J IHLLIAMS MOVED AND COUNCIL!~AN SOVERN SECONDED
A l~OTIOt TO REGEl VE TilE FINDINGS OF FACT , COIJCLUSIONS , AIJD
RE Oll~lElll A'I'1 O!J~' I·RO~l Tm, PLANIJTIJCl Aim 7.0NHJC1 COt~lU '"ION CO!J -
CC:RH II G THE ?. ., I• , Lll• LUT 6 , BELL 1 LE GARDhtl$. Upon a call of
h•• J'oll , l'•~::.ul c a· f ul l ow :
Ay . : ·) rtcll Nt>rn t:-rs \Hlliams , Severn , Smith , Hro wn,
lay on , Ta;vl r .
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~QUI J 1 r M·nn .
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COU CILMAN SMITH MOVED Aim COUi~CILMAJJ SOVERN SECONDED
A MOTION TO CONSIDER AGENDA ITEM 2d WHICH WAS TABLED EARLIER
CONCERNING AN APPLICATION FOR A 3 .2 BEER LICEN E AT 5450 SOUTH
BROADWAY BY MS . NORMA WISE . Upon a call of the roll , the vote
r esu lted as follows :
Ayes : Council Members William s , Severn , Smith , Brown ,
Clayton , Taylor .
fays : None .
Absent : Council Member Mann .
The Mayor eclare he motion ca rried .
COUNCILMAN SMITH HOVED AND COUNCILMAN BROWN SECONDED
A f~OTIO! TO TABLl· H ITEM U!ITIL IT I BROUGHT BEFORE COUNCIL
AGAIN BY MS . NORMA WI E. U on ~ ca l of the roll , the vote
resul d as follows :
Ay 0 ll~o il f~ern r•. "'i lliciiO H, So vern , ,'mi h , Rro wn ,
C l:1y on , l.V l'.
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Tlle r: ~ ,,r declar • tilt• mo ion co.rri
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Absent: Council !~ember f,lann .
The Mayor declared the amendment carried .
COUJJCILHAN MITH MOVED AND COUNCILHAN BROWN SECONDED
A MOTION TO AMEND THE ORIGINAL I-10TI01J ChANGING THE ORDINANCE TO
A BILL AND CANCELING THE ORDINANCE NUMBER . Upon a call of the
r oll , the vote resulted as follows :
Ay es :
Clayton , Taylor .
Council Members Williams , So vern , Smith , Brown ,
Hays: lone .
Ab en Council Member Mann .
Th Mayor declared the amendment carried .
u on a call the of the roll , vote on the origina motion a am nded resulted as follows:
Ayen : ~ouncil Members illjams , Sovern , Smith , drown , Clayton , 1aylor .
l ay::;: .;one .
A ~crt : Co neil Member Mann.
The Mayor eclared he motion carried .
City Attorney Berar ini state that Ju ge Swearingen
like t.o !lave fir offen ers a pear in co rt rather than
o Iay a s t fine at the window .
COUtlCILMA!J OVER! ~lOVED AIJD COUNCILMAN CLAYTON SECONDED
A t-lOTlat TO DIRECT THE CITY ATTOR!JEY TO BRING BACK A RECOMME DATIOf
0: E ':'ION D PERTAII II G TO 11ANDATORY APPEARA! CE IN COUR 01 FIRST
Jo F~l 'ES . Uj.Jon 01 c 11 of h roll , th vote r ult.ed follows:
c y
Ay .. ounc 11 ~ m r Willi on , aylor .
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A Co nci r I 1 n.
h mo .1on
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FUTURE MEMBER OF THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL , TO B~COME EFFECTIVE
DUR I NG THAT COUNCIL TERM COMMENCING AT 7 :30P .M. ON THE FIRST
MONDAY AFTER JANU ARY 1 , 1978 .
COU!ICILMAI CL A YTO~ MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SMITH SECONDED
A MOTION TO PA S A BILL FOR AN ORDIN AN CE AMENDING ECTION 41 ,
HAPT ER 4 , TITLE I , OF ARTICLE IV , ENTITLED "COUNCIL SALARIES ",
BY INCREASIJG 'AID ALARIES FOR FUTURE MEMBERS OF THE ENGLEWOOD
CITY OUiJCIL , TO BECOME EFFECTIVE DURING TH AT COUIICIL TER M
COMMENDI!JG AT 7 : 30 P .~1 . ON THE FIRST MOiJDAY AFTER J AIWARY 1 ,
1978 . Upon a ca 1 o f the r oll , the vo te resulted as follo ws :
Ayes : Council Mem ers Smith , Bro wn , Clayton .
!Jays : Co neil t1embers Williams , Severn , Tay lor .
bsent : Co neil Member Mann .
Tne Mayor declared the mo ion defeate
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ity Anorn •y l.lerat• ini res0nted a Bill for an
Ot· inance llcen~ing and r •g latin~ vehiclt! wr cker or towing
servi.!l'. h• ~·ccor.uncn 0 ·ha a flat ratP be e::; Rblished for
lic~r ::;trw ln t.lle City rc ar lc.,s of the num er o f true s a
wrecker may have .
INTRO UCLD A~ A iiLL BY COUNCILM AN SMITH
A BILL FOR
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COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAN SMITH SECONDED
A MOTION TO AMEND THE ORIGINAL MOTION BY STRIKING SECTION 9-9-b .
Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows :
Ayes : Co uncil Members Williams , So v ern , Smith , Brown .
~ays : Council Members Clayton , Taylor .
Absent: Council Member Mann .
The Mayor declared the amendment ca r ried .
Upon a call of the roll , tne vote on the original motion
as Mnended resulted as follows :
Ayes : o neil Member Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown ,
Clayton , Taylor .
!Jays : None .
Ab sen t : Councl r-1 Pllt • ~!ann
The Mayor ·cl reJ the motion carrie
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I!TRODUCBD A A BILL BY COU~CILMAl SMITH
A BILL FOR
A: OR I!JA!JCE Af.~El DING CH PTER L , EUTITLED "OFFE!lSES AGAIHST PUBLIC
PEACE , "AFETY At D GOOD ORDER ", OF TITLE XI , OF THE 1 969 EHGLEWOOD
MUI I~IPAL CODE , BY ADD! G A NEW SECTIO THERETO PROHIBITING THE
OLI~ITATION OF TOWI~ OR WRECKER BU IIESS .
COUHCI MA, MIT!! HOVC:D A 10 GOU CILMAU OVERN 'r.COND!:.D
MOTIO! 0 PA A BILL FOR AN ORDil•A•< '.t. AMEND!: CHAPTER 6 ,
E.l"'l'::'LE "OFr'Et. L AGAH 'T PUBLIC PEACr.., AFETY Al D GOOD ORDER ",
OF TITLr. XI, OF TdE 6 EIJGLEWOOD 14Ul ICIPAL COD!:., BY AD l1'G A
:E s ·C"' o,: Til HE 0 PROi!IBITlt , Th •• oLICr:'ATiot vF · 0 I J OR
ECt\t:R BU'IJE'".
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City Attorney Berar ini presented a resolution authorizing
the purchase of land required for the enior Citizens Recreation
Cen t er . He stated that the land consists of five parcels , and the
resolution does not allow for relocation assistance .
COUNCILMAN CLAYTOIJ MOVED AND COUNCILMAH WILLIAM.S SECO Dl:.D
A MOTIOIJ TO TABLE THIS RESOLUTION UtTIL THE NEXT REGULAT CITY
COUNCIL MEETING . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as
follows :
Aye : Co neil Mem rs Williams , Brown , Clayton , Tay or .
Nays : Courcil Members overn , Smith .
Council Member Mann .
ne May .. a· t!clared h -o ion currie .
C ty I nuger NcCown .3t ed that negotiation n to be
starte '. ~oon a:; possible in or r for the sche le to be met .
COU CIL4A BRO~ MOVED AND COUHCILMA CLAYTOr SECOIDED
A MOTIO '1'0 RECONSIDER THE NOTION . U on a call of he roll , the
vot re ulte as follows :
Aye CoLmcl !!em 'rs Sov rn , Smith , Brown , Cl yton ,
lay ouncil M m r Williams .
Co nc 11 M m r M 1 1 •
Til ltyOl c lar tll o 1 11 c rr1
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The Mayor declar e d the motion carr ied .
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RESOLUTION NO . 25 , SERIES OF 19 76
A RESOLUTION NAMING THE COMMUIHT Y ROOM OF THE ENGLEWOOD POLICE
AND FIRE CENTER THE E .E . "ERNIE " ANDERSON ROOH .
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOV~D AND COUNCILM AN CLAYTON SECO OED
A MOTION TO PASS RESOLUTIOI~ NO . 25 , SERIES OF 1976 . Upon a call
of the roll , the vole resulted as follow :
Ayes : Council Members Williams, Severn , Smith , Brown , Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None .
Absent : Council Mernb r Mann.
Tit J.luyor declared th~ motion c rrl
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l se agreem •n
ba Phil '.
liirard .
orney !3erardini presen ed 1l month -a -month
the City of Engl woo an Phil Pickell ,
for a parking lot locate at 20 E st
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~1ITH MOVED AND COU CILMAN WILLIAM SECONDED
THE HAYOR TO ''IGN THE LEASE AGREEME ~T BETWEE
E,JUU:WOOD A 10 PHIL PICKELL FOR A PARKIIJG LOT AT 20 EA T
o f h r o ll , th vo r s ll s follow :
Co ncl , mbt.r 1111 m
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overn , .Smi h , brown ,
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A l~OTION TO DIRECT THE CITY ATTORNEY TO DRAW UP AN ORDINANCE
REALLOCATING REVENUES FROM THE PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT FUND TO THE
GENERAL FU D FOR 1976 . Upon a call of the roll , the vote resulted as follows:
Taylor . Ayes : Council f-1ember~ Williams , Severn , Smith , Brown ,
ays : ouncil Membe r Clayton .
Absen Council Mem er Mann .
The Mayor declar Lhe motion carried.
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City At orney Berar ini presented an agreement
Service ompany an the City of cn_le wood wher by
' rvj ce il convt.:y ppro xima t.: • tl!'<!<-..:res of lan to
b tweet
Public
tr City he Clty will p1y the co·t or con 1~.:Ling a roa or
ror cee::;..;. hi~
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I LL AM lOV ·D AD C0U!Cl ~A Ml l JbCillDED
II F: A ,REEI-1£, T WITH PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY .
roll , e r suited as follows :
Aye~: Council Member Williams , Severn , Smith , Brown , Clayton , yl o r .
Ah ct Counc il fl m t.:l' f.l nn .
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City Attorney Berardini presented a proclamation
declaring September 8 , 1976 as National Cancer Day .
COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILMAtl CLAYTON SECONDED
A MOTION TO AUTHORIZE THE MAYOR TO SIGN A PROCLAMATION DECLARING
SEPTEMBER 8 , 1976 AS NATIONAL CA~CER DAY . Upon a call of the roll ,
the vote result ed as follows :
Ayes : Council Members Williams , Sovern , Smith , Brown , Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None .
Absent : Co neil Member Mann .
Th M yor eclar~ he motion carried .
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A f~OTI i TO
01 c 3:>ion by
s e ha numlcr o
Councilman Sov rn 10:1n
nte a memorandum from tt,
he financial sta s of n
ECOI ED
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City At orn y B rar 1n1
ho 1 be 1rvolve , nd
1 a goo tart .
c 11 of h rol h vot a fo ow :
Clay on , r William , Sov r , m1 , Brown ,
ys: rH .
.tl .... 1 rnb r Mann •
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Ayes : Council Members Williams , Severn , Smith , Brown , Clayton , Taylor .
Nays : None .
Absent : Council Member Mann .
The Mayor declared the motion carried .
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City 1\lanar;er McCown presented a memorandum concerning
Emerson Mini Park . He reported that the estimated costs for
the proposed improvements , including grass lanting and the
sprinkler sy tern , is 14 ,190 ; and the es imated annual mainte -
nance cost is $2 ,250 .
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COUNCILMAN BROW MOVED AND COU CILMA CLAYTOIJ ECO WE
A l•lOTIOll TO AUTHOR I ~E THE CITY MAl AOER TO PROCEED WITrl THE IMPROVE -
MElTS AT EMER ON '[I I PARK AND TO INCLU DE THE FU!DS II THE NEXT
3IX UART~R BUDO~T . U on a ca 1 of th~ roll , the vote resulted
a fol ow-:
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Ayes : Co nci Members overn , Smith , Brown , Clayton .
Nay : Council Mem rs illi ms , Taylor .
A ser t: Council Mem r M nn .
Th Mayor declared the mo ion carried .
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South El ti treet . H d
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COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED AND COUNCILt1AH WILLIAMS SECONDED
A MOTION TO POSTPONE DISCUSSION OF THE LITTLE DRY CREEK REPORT
UNTIL THE NEXT REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING . Upon a call of the
roll , the vote resulted a follows :
Ay s : Council Members Williams , overn , Smith , Brown ,
Clay on , Taylor .
Nay.;: iJon •
Au ~ent: Council Mem r Mann .
The Hayor eclar ~h motion carrie
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Ci t;y r ar ager ~kCown r r s ntt:u a mernor"'n m from h
A:.;sistant City f>lana er concerning his at en nee a he ICMA
Advanced Labor Mana ement Corf rene in Co umb s, Ohio on My
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COUNCILMAN SOVERN MOVED Aim COUNCILM AN SMITH SECONDED
A ~lOTION TO DIRECT THE CITY MA AGER TO WRITE ANOTHER LE TTER TO
HERMAN OLNER CONCERNING THE POLICE/FIRE COMPLE X LEASE . Upon a
call of the r o ll , he vote resulted as f ollows :
Ayes : Council Membe r s Williams , Severn , Smith , Br own ,
Clayton , Tay l or .
Nays : None .
A sent : Council Member Mann .
Th Mayor eclar•d he mo ion carrie
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COUI~CILI>1AI CLAYTO NOVEll At D COUNCILMAN SOVr,RN ECOI DED
OTIOt TO DIRECT THE CITY ATTORilEY TO PREPARE AI~ OR I A CE
!JCER! I;,.; THE R .T .D . BUS PA.,, E!JGE 'HELTE ~L Upon a call of
IJ roll , I.. he vo ,, r sul ed a. foll l'lws :
Ayes : C0uncil Member Willi·ms , ov•rn , Smith , Uro wn ,
Clay on , Taylor .
Na s : .wllc .
Ab3•nt: Council Mcmb r M rn .
Th M yor lPlc-ar•e .ht mo ion ~arric
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Mayor Taylor stated that he feels Counc il should
serio"sly consider ha ,ing P"blir hearings on nights other than City Council meeting nights .
COUNCILMAN SMITH MOVED AND MAYOR TAYLOR SECONDED A MOTION TO DIRECT THE CITY A'i'l'ORNEY TO PREPARE A RESOLUTION
PROVIDING THAT CITY COUNCIL , lP AT ALL POSSIBLE , HAVE THE
MAJORITY OF THE PUBLIC HEARINGS ON THE SECOND MONDAY OF EACH
MONTH , WHEN 1 T I TO THE COUNCIL 'S BENEFIT . Upon a r all of the roll , he vo e resulted an follows :
Ayes : Council Mern rs Smith , Brown , Taylor .
N y .. : ::ouncu M mo rs Sovern , Clayton , illiams .
Ab;;;eut : Council Mem er I• ann .
The Mayor declared the mo ion efeated .
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CUU IGII.,AN SOVERN MOVFD t D U CIL.MA WILLIAMS SEcOJ OED A MOTlO/, 0 ADJOURN THE Ml ETING . Upon a ra11 of the roll , Lh vot~ re3 lted as follows :
Cl·y on , Taylor . Aye ' 'o"neu Rrmbrr 111iam , So,ern , Smith , Br •wn ,
Nay un .
A r ~0 r.cj M m r M nn .
as :til} l' ~1 r t. • L .m. mo 1 n c rr1e , and he rn in
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ENGLh'WOOD IIOUSJ G AUTHORITY
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April 27, 1976
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Th regular me>ting o1 the Engl•wood Housing Authority was called
to ordrr at 5:05 P.M. hy Chairman Thomas J Burns. Call of th
roll indicated th • Jollowing:
Member · Pre& nt: Thomas J. Burns, Chairman
B•rry later
V rn Mann
Mauri· lerlin
Members \bsent : Uctt · Bet r, \ • Chairman
Otlwrs Prc&t!lll: Gt>orge Allen .John&on, 1: U'\11 ivl• Dir ctor,
Lngl wo d If Ubing uthority
Dorothy A. Romans, cting Dirtctor, Departmen t
of Commun.Lty D v'lopmeut
linute · of t h1• mPt•t ing
v i<'W<'d . IIH Ch.l I J' an a
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with r garct to funds, to whi h Mr. Johnson replied that $55,000
r main s ol the> orig-inal 80,000 initially allotted to th Hous-
ing Authority. lr. I rlin th n requ sted that a written account-
ing-he obtained from thP Dcpartm nt of Finan e indicating re-
c•ipts and •xpenditures irom the original allo mcnt so that he
would hav • a better under tanding of what had tran pired, since
h • has not twr n a C'ommissiorwr !:>in the organization of the Author1t~. Cha irman Uurns r comm nd d that this request b made,
ami th :1t tlw accounting be availahl for tlw n xt meeting.
IJ·. IIUJ'Il~ rwxt rPport cd on a lett cr which had b n sent to
lr. Io pt>.t' imllcating denial o1 his r quest tor a loan und r
th • Ht"ol 1111." Rrhabilitation Loan Fund pro•ram. lr . Lop z'
request w.t~ not an 1 i~-:i bl on • und •r th(• progr m. Th 1 t t r
was a 1'1'!-.lllt o/ Jlt'<'vious r1<•t<·rmin ation h• th II us1ng Authority.
~11' .• r hll!-.On 1' •port Pd on a II. u.n.
had at t Pl1dt>d 1n Coloi':Hio Sprin~-: ..
llolll--111 1\uthoJJl\ aud'its
ute hook wil l h• ch•c k d, h
lw sJgnPct h th<· Chair an
\lr . lt'lJtJqlll llnndtlt,
and nl-,o IJP!I~t•r thP\
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waiting list ior units in the Englewood Apartments for the Elderly .
He expros d th I ar that th applications may be complicated for
some o1 th eld rly, and Mrs. Romans suggested attaching a not e
off ring as istanc to the applicants when ne ded.
Mr. M rlin Jelt that s nding the applications at this time would
be prematur , and suggest d s nding po t cards first in ord r to
liminat some o1 th p opl who are no long r inter sted. Alter
a short d1scussion, it was d t rmined that this would be a dup-
lication of work and xp ns , and that th information ontained
in th appl1·ation i n ce sary in det rmining li ibility.
lr. Burn Jelt that requ sting this information a hi tim
could pr v nt "play1ng gam uch as hiding a t , tc. It
was point d out that II .. n. r quir m nts includ maintaining a
waiting list.
Mr. 1 rlin questioned what would happ n if a p r on compl tes
his appli ation and at that tim do s not qualify· 1 h dropp d
trom th list, or ish k pt nth list until ·u h 11m h
doe qu.llit}) It .• John on said that h w uld l1a\. • to ov r;
a ·urr nt waiting 11 t mu t h maint ined .
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It was determined that much oi this material had been reviewed
in past m Lings. Mr. Johnson reviewed the regulations briefly,
and in luded an explanation of Paragraph D of Section II as it
relates to the Handicapped and Disabled. He said that whenever
ll.U.D. speaks of elderly housing th y in lud e handicapped and
disabled.
Mauri Merlin question d th capability ot a m ntally retarded
person to maintain an apartm•nt. Mr. Johnson, in reply, r f rred
to the de1inition of "disabl,d" and "handicapp d" contained in
th Policy Statement. In reply to Mr. I rlin's next qu stion,
Mr. Johnson said that medical information would be required.
Mr. Burns also suggest d that a social work r working with the
handicapp•d p rson would b in. position to make the determina-
tion of capability. He f lt a stat m nt would hav to be ob-
tain d from th pcopl working with hand! app d and disabled
applicants. Mr. I rlin aution d that there ma y be famili s
of r tard•d pcr.on who will try to place a p rson in the apart-
m nts wh is incapabl of living individually.
Disc us. 1on t•nsul d, dur1n • 11. 1ann inquu· d about th non-
di <.:r1mi nut ion cl.1us •, r 1 •rrin' to the restriction on applicant
r • · iv1ng pr 1 •rcn e b au • of affiliation with ificial . This
wa JL cus ed.
tr. SLI! r qu •~::>t ion
son .tatcd
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who do
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Mr. Merlin qu stioned th brochure, and felt that th people
should have more information on r quirements and qualifications.
Mr. Slater was oi the opinion that this had been s ttled some
time ago, relative to informing the people, and that it had been
determined that a hrochur should b pr pared.
~lr. I rlin qu stion d th cost of th brochure, and Mr . Romans
volunt or d the rvices oi h r drafting people, who would pre-
pare the brochure at no charge. lr. Burns felt the bro hure
wou ld be valuable in helping th p opl to understand th in-
come 1 vels, r qu ir ment , et . lr . Romans suggested that she
have Barbara Young, on of her tai1 m mbers who is tal nted in
this typ ol thing, work with lr. Johnson in th final pr para-
t1on of th bro·hur
Mr. Mann qu•btioned th valu oJ a brochure, with mor than five
hundr•d p•opl already on th waiting list. It was determined
that th brochur would b n s ary a a hand-out for informa-
tional rurpo s when peopl have questions.
lrs. B•i •r, who h.ld •nt r d th m etinR aft r roll all, suggested
that a m1m ograph d sheet showing r qui rem nts for o cupants
•ould h• uliici•nt, and .w no nece sity for an laborat bro-
chur
mans a kud wheth•r th r • 1 anythin in th
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Mr. Burns pointed ou1 that th Housin~ AuthoritY had asked for
a management agr ement. 11 th bonds ar • paid off and the City
cannot convey the building to th Housing Authority, the money
could be us d tor maintenan and oth r e p n es. The manage-
m nt agre m •nt ould r main in ef1 ect.
Maurie M rlin said that the prop~rty will long to th
!lou sing uthorit y, and Mr. Burns r plied that th r would be a
ground l •ase with the ily and the Housing Authori y. Mr. John-
son report d that the II.U.D. Legal D partment had aid that th
b st arrang menl would h a land agre ment in addition to a man-
agem nt a~r ·e m nt .
lr. Burn!-> ::,aid that hecaus ot the tact that the Hou ing Authority
own::, th• land and th City own th building, th re must b a
}•as agr•t>men t. Without any agre m nt the City is technically
tr spas ing on llou ing Authori y land. Mr. Burns r commend d
getting om• I rm of agre m nt from th City Attorn y' offic
hy t lw rw t m •et ing. lr. Johnson sugg ted that th form of
m Jhgemcnl ag1umull h• had pr•E.ent •d < uld b giv•n to City
Attorn y B•rardinl as a sugg sl d agr• m nt Discussion folloVI d
as to wh•ther th • manag m nt agreement should b adopt d before
th • 1 a e agr ••m nt i finallZ d.
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and it was det rmined that thi is a question which will have
to b r olv d.
Mr. Burn as k d whether the Littleton Housing Authority manages
Gen va Village, and Mr. Johnson said he would check into this
and see what arrangements have been made by the Littleton Hous -
ing Authority for the management of these apartments.
Mr. Burn aid the selection of resident managers should be in-
cluded in th agrecm nt .
Th r' was dis ussion as to methods whic can be used by the Hous-
ing Authority to rec iv r v nue.
Ther was discus ion as to who should pay th bi lls such as
utilities, and wh ther or not thi should be handled by the
Housin g Authority. It wa agre d that this subj ct should be
open for further dis u sian.
Vern Mann •autioned aga1n t th 1ty's being looked on as the
own r of lh building. II f 1t th City itself is in a ens
the manager. There was mor discus ion as to the purpose of the
!lou ing uthority. lr. Burn aid Housing Authorities were es-
tablish d as manag r , and no a owners of prop rty. It was
not d that the Denver Jlou in Author! y owns prop rty; the Littl -
Lon prop rti w re built b~ th F d ral governm nt and transf rr d
to t h Jlou ing uthorit
Mr. Burns point d out that wood proj ct i uniqu in
th. l it is th fir t in th to be built with G n ral Ob-
lig t ion Bond . II add d th, t some of th r nt now b ing
allowtd hy II.U.O. ar> much high r than th r nt w w r allow d.
II Ill that f.nJ,rh•w od brok th i ith it proj
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The n ext item to be dis c ussed was a lett er which the City of
Eng l ew ood h ad received from E . David Shockley, Commer cia l En -
gi ne er for Public Servic e ompany approving the gas tap for
the Apartments Jor the E lderly, and stating ce rt ai n stipula-
t ions. Th letter was discussed, including some of the termin-
ology in th l etter, and th meaning of such measurements as
"cf h" and "MCF".
Mr. Burns pointed out that 1h approval of the gas tap would
inf lu ence our ability to get any solar e nerg y grant money, since
this mon ey is avai lable at th present time only in cases where
a g as tap is not available.
Mr . Johnson r eported that he April 9 issu e of the Rocky Moun-
tain ws had stated that an up-coming meeting with Congressman
Tim Wirth would deal with solar en rgy. H contact d Mr . Wirth,
and f lt lh•r • ~auld be a chan of talking to some of the solar
•ne r gy p •opl He said h had b en contacted by om of th
solar compani •!:>. lr. Burns felt that any possihilit of using
solar •n•rgy !:>h uld b pursu•d.
Mr. !ann .u,kt-d U th •r is not an arrangement o n th building
root Jor bol r, and was told that ther is not a collector th re,
but that it ib being desi g ned for easy conversion.
lr. I •rlin 1 o1nt d out that in a building such as ours, if w
could tiP into th hot wat r yst m, we would not n d a larg
coll •(tor tank 1\c v.ould b u <;;ing th o l ar hat ontinually,
and our l\JU1 nt would b big nough to heat thew t r. II
ba it! he di'l not h ating th ' building, but only u ing olar
for heating thl hot water.
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of u inr bOl.r, .nd it wa
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is apparent, a cording to Mr. Johnson, how tight the rents are
going to be. I~ reported on a conversation with Mr. Jerry Laster,
whose name had been in th n w b cause of the tremendous amount
of family trouble his 1amily had suffered recently, mainly with
mounting medical bills. Mr . Johnson has made an appointment with
Mr. Laster to see what can be done to assist this family through
the Existing Section 8 program. lie reported on some of the other
cases b ing handled through the program. There was discussion as
to th low market rents, and what can be done in order to receive
a higher rent 1 vel. Mr. Johnson explained further th proced-
ur invol ed in administering the program, and how the funding
work .
Mt·. Johnson next t·cviewcd a 1 •t t r sent to lr. Donald Dirk n at
li.U.D., in \l.hich Mr. Burn mad lr. Dirksen aware that th Engle-
wood Housing Authority has not received an Invitation for Appli-
cation for th' 1!)76 allo at ion of iunds for the Exi ting S ction 8
program. Mr. nirk&en had r pli•d that the 1976 allocation f
funds has not b n d veloped, .nd that th• prop r Housin~ Authority
ofJicials would b• noti1i •d wh n lan 1or th pr ram w r made
final.
lhscus ion took l•la · • on lr. Johnson' pr s ntat ion of th DR
1976 ProjC' ·t d llil'tribution, e tion Existing Pt·ogra Potential.
Tlw p•rccnta~-:e ol in r asc ior 'ngl wood, according to thi chcd -
ule, would be thr• p r c nt.
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CITY OF ENGLEWOOD PLANNING AND ZONI G COMMISSION
MAY 18, 1976
I, CALL TO ORDER.
The regular meeting o f the City Planning and Zoning Commission
was called to ord r a t 7:05 p .m. by Chairman Tanguma .
Members present : Jorgenson, Parker, Jones, Tanguma, Don Smith,
Pierson
Romans, Ex-officio
Members absent: Wade, Williams, Ed Smith
Also present: Assistant City Attorney DeWitt
Associa te Planner House
II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES.
Chairman Tanguma stated that Minutes of May 4, 1976, were to
be considered for approval ,
Jones moved:
Jorgenson seconded : The Minutes of May 4, 1976, be approved
a written ,
AYES : Jorgenson, Parker, Pierson, Don Smith, Tanguaa, Jbne
NAYS: None
ABSENT: Ed Smith , Wad , illiam
The motion carri d.
III . CASE #16-76
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Mrs. Romans stated that it is the staff position that any
service of vehicles in the B-1 Zone District is permitted
only in connection with a new car sales lot, in which instance
it is very clear in the Ordinance that any service of cars is
an accessory use to the new car sales lot . The staff position
is that the proposed use is not permitted in the B-1 Zone
District, nor is it similar to any use permitted in the B-1
Zone District. Mrs. Romans indicated a diagram of the site of
the proposed use.
Mr. Jones asked if the basement space proposed for the use
was ever considered as parking area for the apartments on the
site, or used as storage for the Thompson Plumbing Shop?
Mrs. Romans stated that the basement area was used by Mr.
Thompson in ·connection with his plumbing business.
Mr. House noted that Mr. Thompson now stores materials used
in his plumbing business in the basement of the apartment
structure. The basement portion proposed to be used by Mr.
Moran is vacant at this time .
Mr. Jones noted that the apartments constructed in this area
do not meet the minimum off-street parking requirements. Mr.
Parker stated that as he recalled, when the building was con-
structued, it was used for storage of plumbing materials and
for the vehicles used by Mr . Thompson.
Mrs. Pierson asked the nature of the action required by the
Commission? She inquired if a recommendation to City Council
is in order.
Mrs •. Romans stated that the action required would not be a
recomaendation to City Council; the Commission has the authority
to determine if the propos d use is, indeed, similar to those
permitt d in the B-1 Zone District, If the Commission does
make such d termination, this would apply to the entire B-1
Zon District, and not jus the subject location.
Mr . Tanguma asked Mr . Moran if he wi bed to make a pr sentation?
Mr. Ru 11 Moran
3924 Ba t 7th Av nue -pre ent d a rouping of photo rapbs
tak n of the subj ct buildin and ar a.
Mr . Moran tated when he first con id r d leasin th buildi
froa Mr. Thompson, he call d th Zoning Division to d t rain
what th zoning w s; also h th r or not that cla sification
ould rait a r tail uni ora shop, and th car waxin and
polishin hop. Mr. oran stat d that h di cu d th matt r
with a on in h Divi ion and as qu ation d v ry thorou hly
on th of o ration th car waxin and polish! encoapaa d ,
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Mr. Moran stated that the person he pok, to indicated that
inasmuch as no body work or mechani cal work was to be done,
there would be no problem with the proposed use ot this •ddress .
He could not recall the name of the person with whom he spoke.
Mr. Moran stated that the repairs on the building to make it
useable for the retail uniform shop were considerably more
than he had Planned on, and he held back on putting the car
waxing/polishing and cleaning operation in at that time. Mr.
Moran stated there are modifications that Will have to be made
before the boaement con be used for the cor polishing operotion;
for one thing, the romp to the bosement will hove to be modified
to accommodate "low-clearance" automobiles . Mr. Moran stated
there is sufficient room on the ramp to park two automobiles
With additional parking ar a for several cars in the basement.
Mr. Moron s tot cd t hot the building is of concrete cons true tion,
ond thot one port of the building is designoted •s • Civil Defense
shelter . Mr . Moran stated he reali ze d that he would not be
allowed to do any sales or auto repair work at the proposed
site, and this is not what he does in the proposed op ration.
It is siaply the cleoning, ••xing ond polishing of outo•obiles.
Mr. Moran pointed out there are other cleaning establishments
p rmitted in th B-1 Zone District, and there are cleaning
establishments in the immediate area . Mr. Moran stated he
felt the propos d use should be allowed in the B-1 Zone Dis-
trict Mr. Moran pointed out there would be no dust, odor,
nois , etc. connected With the operation, and it would not be
hazardous to the health, safety and welfar of peopl • Mr.
Moran acknowledged there is a parking problem in th area,
but h anticipated only five cars p r day maxtau•, which cars
could all b stored in the basement . Mr. Moran pointed out
ther is no intention of storing cars in the building for an
e xtend d period of time --only whil h y are b ing work d on. ~. Moran stat d he und rstands that an ad quate fir alarm
sy t m must b insta lled in the buildin • Mr. Moran tat d
that h do s not object to thi , a it would b up rad n tb afcty of th bu~lding, Which 1 n d d •
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Mr. Moran stated that the basement is •mheated, ano there are
ventilation blocks on three side of the basement; there is n o
"drawing" typ of ventilation. If the City felt this was
something that should b~ done, he would do it; Mr. Moran
stated that he would cooperat in any way possible with the
City on this matt r ,
Mrs. Pierson point e rl out that Mr. Moran is talking about a
minimum of 40 cars per month or a maximum of 100 cars per month;
she questioned whether that low volume of busin ss would justify
the investment ha would have to bP. made?
Mr. loran stated that the charge for polishin.g and cleaning a
car i a minimum of 5, and may go as high as $120 o $140.
The charg d pend on th amount of time it takes to complete
the job . Mr. Moran tatcd that he has been involved with
"Ming's" of D~nver, which i a franchise busin ss ; they
average a charge of 65 to 85 per car, and they have be n in
busin s for over 14 years . Mr. Moran stated ther is no
probl m in thi reg ard.
Mrs. Pi r on
futur if Mr.
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ta t d that sh could se
oran ne d d t~ i c as
problems in the
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Mr. Moran
motors in a kr~ if h~ u ~d ~ny mac h inpry or Pl ctrical
op ration? r. Moran st a t d that h us s a
r to vacuum th int r1or ot the car , H tated
anticipat d no objections from n ighho rs, but would b
glad to d1 cus th proposal with the n 1ghbors. Mr. Jones
a ked lr. loran if h us d electric buff rs? Mr. Moran stated h did not.
lr. Jon a k d if Mr . Moran• bu ines would depend
on drop-in customers, or if he would a v rtis ? Mr .
stat d that h r c would b adver i in in the rc d
n wslett r, and other adv rti m nts of th s na ur •
loran point d out that it is not a high-volume bu in
that in th winter-im , th r m y b only fiv car
w ek .
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Mr . Smith stated t ha t the only problem he could see would be
that of vehicular traffic; he did not feel the proposed use
would b e in violation of the provision in the Ordinance re-
g arding repair or maintenance. Mr. Smith noted there are no
power tools us d in this operation, and th re is no physical
repair done to t he automobile. Mr. Smith stated he didn't
feel this block was subject to heavy pedestrian traffic.
Mr. Jorgenson noted that the senior recreation cent r and the
elderly housing units are to be constructed in the 3300 block
of South Lincoln ; he asked if this would create problems for
the residents of the units walking to get groceries at Safeway,
or for senior citizens walking to or from the senior r c reation
center? Discussion ensued.
Mr. Jones noted that this are a is in the downtown Central
Business District, the City is spending considerabl money
to eliminate a simil ar body shop business north of Girard.
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He stated that h felt it would be rather unfair to the applicant
if the proposal was approved, and b e made the large investment
that is proposed, to want to expand the use in the future and
not b able to do so, or to have the City tell them they could
not continue the operation . Mr. Jones pointed out that th
sight distance for the ramp /sidewalk intersection is v ry poor .
Mr . Tanguma agreed that there is very limited sight distance,
e ven for a small amount of vehicles per day. Mr . Tanguma
s ta te d h d id not f eel the proposed use was "conduciv to th
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upstairs, and four units downs tairs .
Mr. Jones noted that the Fire Department had pointed out there
are exposed wood joists that will have to be covered; this
would s parate the apartment area and storage area Mr. Moran
is considering. Mr. Moran stated that the flooring on the
lower floor of the apartments is open --there is no dry wall.
Mr. Moran stated that there has been discussion regarding the
construction of a fire wall ; if the City Fire Department feels
this is necessary, he will do so. Mr. Moran stated that the
rest of the ceiling area is of cinder block, with a four inch
concrete top.
Mr. Don Smith asked if there would be sufficient off-street
parking outsid of the building to accommodate those cars
that have been polished? Mr . Moran stated that off-street
parking outside of the building should never be a problem ;
they do not as a rule park finished vehicles outside.
Mr. Smith ask d if Mr. Moran was aware that a sprinkler system
will be requir d if more than three cars are in the basement
at any one time? Mr. Moran indicated he was aware this matter
had been discussed.
Don Smith moved :
Pierson s cond d : The Planning Commission determine under
the provisions of §22 .4-10 b (107) of the
Compr h nsiv Zoni ng Ordinance, th proposed use of waxing,
cleaning, and polishing of automobiles is allowed in the B-1
Zon District. This particular type operation will not include
any body work or other form of maintenance on automobiles.
Mr • Pi rson stated that this approval does not includ re-
r ting, r uphol tering, or anything siailar in natur , but
did not that v ry low volume of traffic would b g n rat d
by th propo d busin ss, and suggested that this b includ d
a r e ason for approval of th operation.
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Discussion ensued. Mr . Don Smith commented that he was
bothered that the motion could be interpreted to allow a car
wash operation ; he noted that the proposed business is a
custom car cleaning, and is a special service to a special
type of vehicle. He stated that he did not feel this use is
related in any manner to a car wash; in a car wash operation
persons may at times leave the car running, increasing air
pollution, and the volume of traffic is very heavy at times .
Mrs . Pierson referred to §22.4-10 b (107) and noted that the
items listed in this section refer to environmental impact;
she emphasized there is a great deal of di fference between a
car wash and the type of operation that is proposed . She
stated she failed to see how a car wash could be considered.
Mr. D Witt stated that he felt the Commission was making an
analysis of the particular use at the location proposed, rather
than a g ncral study of the particular zone district affected.
Mr. DeWitt stated that he would say if the Commission approved
this propos d use, it would be allowed in the open as well as
in an nclosed building. Mr. DeWitt stated that if the Com-
mission wanted to specifically exclude car washing operations,
then to do o. Discussion ensu d . Mr . Smith stated tha he
felt th washing of a car in Mr. Moran's business is only
preparatory to waxing and polishing the car. r. DeWitt
stated h fel it is a lit 1 more xtensive ; i i g t ing
th car in a c l ean condition preparatory to waxing and polishing,
tru ; but th car would hav to b taken out of the basem nt
area to b wa h d . Mr. Tanguma tated that h f lt such car
washing was a part oJ Mr . Moran' bu in
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Mrs . Pierson asked if it is possible to ask for a variance for
an anticipated use, or if it has to be for an existing use?
Mr. DeWitt stated that a variance is for an anticipated use.
Mrs. Pierson suggested that possibly the Commission could deny
the request, and Mr. Moran could request a variance from the
Board of Adjustment . Mrs. Romans pointed out that th e use
Mr . Moran has in mind is permitted in the B-2 Zone District,
and the 1-1 or 1-2 Zone District .
Discussion e nsued . Mr. DeWitt noted that if the Commission
chooses to eliminate car washes from consideration in their
motion, they should be careful of the type of exclusion, and
specify, for instance, a mechanical car wash . Further dis-
cussion ensued .
Pierson moved:
Parker seconded: That action on this request be tabled.
AYES : Jones, Parker, Pierson
NAYS : Jorgenson, Don Smith, Tanguma
ABSENT : illiams, Ed Smith, Wade
Th motion failed.
Pi e r on mov d : That action on this matter be postponed
until the n ext mee ting .
Ther wa no second to th motion, and the chairman d clar d
th motion dead for lack of a cond.
Mr. Tanguma called for th vote on Mr . Smith ' mo ion to
approv th r q u st.
Mrs. Pi r on tated that
s h f ls to act on thi
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motion at hi tim i pr matur •
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IV. SENIOR CITIZENS RECREATION CENTER CASE #18-76
Mr. Ron Rinker, of Barker, Rinker, Seacat Architects, Inc.,
stated that the task given to him ~as to consider four
different sites for the location of the Senior Citizens
Recreation Center . Mr . Rinker stated that a lot of time was
spent developing a program for the recreation center, and what
came out of the program was basically the physical criteria
for the Center. Mr. Rinker stated that the proposed recreation
center will be a 15,000 sq. ft. building, with a 6,000 sq. ft.
outdoor recreation area, and parking space sufficient for 50
cars .
The sites considered were South Broadway at East Floyd Avenue,
which would be to the west of the 104 apartment units for the
elderly ; south of the senior citizen housing on South Lincoln
Street and East Girard Avenue; the east side of South Lincoln
Street in the 3300 block, and in the 3400 block of South
Lincoln Street. Mr. Rinker noted that the site on the east
side of the 3300 block of South Lincoln Street has three small
homes which would have to be purchased; the site in the 3400
block of South Lincoln Street has a small commercial building
in the middle of the block, and was proposed to be developed
as a medical complex . At one time, the joint use of this site
was investigated, the joint use being between the medical
complex and th recreation center. Mr . Rinker stated that
eight or nine schemes have been developed, and displayed and
discussed each scheme. Mr . Rinker stated that the Senior
Citiz ns Advisory Committee has been very active, and it has
been d t rmined that a one-story building would be aost
satisfactory for the senior citizens.
Mr . Park r ask d what thought was given to acquiring all six
hous s on the a t side of 3300 block South Lincoln and Girard?
Mr . Rink r t t d that ther has b n di cussion on th acquisi-
tion of four of th e hou es, and h ving a cul-de-sac on South
Lincoln Str et.
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tw en th two tructur a. Plan
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Mr. Parker asked if the building on Broadway in the Broadway-
Floyd site consideration, was of sufficiently strong construction
that perhaps part of it could be used as it is? Mr . Rinker
stated that it was not, and the Plan and cost estimates were
based on the removal of the structure ,
Plan F, the site in the 3400 block of South Lincoln Street,
was a joint use plan, with the medical complex being built to
front on South Sherman Street, and the Recreation Center fronting
on South Lincoln Str~et , This plan would have a parking deck
on the top of the r creation center, and there was a complicated
leasing procedure.
Mr .Rinker stated that the last plan he devised, Plan G, com-
bines the best of a couple of plans preferred by the Parks and
Recreation Commission and by the Senior Citizens Advisory Com-
mitt e . There will b a cul-de-sac on South Lincoln Str et,
spac for drop-off and pick-up and access to the parking area.
The structur will b on the east sid of South Linc oln Street ;
the recreation center will be separate from the s nior citizen
housing proj ct, but will b in clos proximity to the elderly
units . Mr. Rinker noted that the street will b modified and
he felt this would make for a much safer situation for thos
senior citizens who would b crossing the treet , Mr . Rinker
stated h would like the Commission's reaction to all of tt ,
proposals.
Mr. Don Smith stated that these proposals had been presented
to the City Council at their retr a the pr vious week nd ; th
Council favor · d Plan G, and the only restriction th y came up
with was that construction must stay within the proposed
700,000 budget. r , Smith stated that the Council lik d th
maneuv rability of Plan G , the r t ntion of the on -story
building, and th elimination of high r pric d plans. Di -
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to take care of themselves, they will have to find other
housing .
Mr . Jones pointed out that elevator mechanisms are very ex-
pensive, and might not be justified for a two-story structure.
Mr. Rinker stated that a lot of reasoning for a one-story
structure does have to do with expense; there will be a very
limited staff from Parks and Recreation to oversee this opera-
tion, and it is much more feasible for a small staff to operate
on one-floor than on two floors. Mr. Rinker pointed out that
the building construction is only the first step in the over-
all cost to the City; the matter of staffing, materials,
furnishings, etc. enters into the total cost. Mr. Rinker
pointed out also that senior citizens prefer not to get into
elevators .
Mrs. Pierson asked what it would cost to put parking under
the building? Mr. Rinker stated there would be the cost of
ramps, a sprinkler system, an exhaust system, elevators, to
be con idered ; be stated that the parking structure considered
in the scheae on the north side of the 104 living units was
estimated at $80,000 .
For a parking structure to be used by elderly citizens, you
au t provid wid r parking stalls, and these drivers are aore
apt to b come upse t with th aaneuvering required to park a
car in a parking tructure .
Mr. Park r asked if Plan G proposes taking the tbr hous s
that are own d by th Archdioces on the east side of South
Lincoln Stre t in the 3300 block? Mr. Rinker stat d th plan
would propose taking those three houses, plus one privately
owned hoae . Mr. Rinker tated that be has discussed these
plan with personnel at St. Loui , and they can s tb ad-
vantag of discouraging through traffic on South Lincoln Str t
f or th af ty of the childr n usin tb playground . A long
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Mrs. Pierson asked if it would be feasible to get options on
the two houses fronting on Girard Avenue? Mr. Smith stated
that the City did not have the money to exercise the options
Discussion ensued.
Mr. Tanguma stated that he liked Plan G, but he felt there
"were a lot of people left out" in not planning and building
a community or recreation center for the entire population .
The matter of cost was discussed, and Mr. Smith pointed out
that construction costs for the senior citizen recreation
center cannot exceed $700,000 . Brief discussion followed.
Jones moved:
Jorgenson seconded: The Planning Collllllission go on record as
approving Plan G for the Senior Citizen
Recreation Center .
AYES: Tanguma, Jones, Jorgenson, Parker, Pier~n, Don Smith
NAYS: None
ABSENT: Williams, Wade, Ed Smith
The motion carried.
V. FINDINGS OF FACT
Lot 6, Bell Isle
Gardens
CASE #14-76
Mr. Tanguma asked if there was any discussion on the Findings
of Fact, as prepared by the staff, relative to the zoning of
Lot 6, Bell Isle Gardens to 1-1 , Light Industrial?
Don Smith moved :
Jones seconded: The Planning co .. ission adopt and recoa.end
to City Council the Findings of Fact for
Case #14-76, the zonin of Lot 6, Bell Isle Gard ns, to 1-1 ,
Light Industrial.
AYES: Tanguma, Jones, Jorgenson, Parker, Pierson, Don Smith
NAYS: None
ABSENT: Ed Smith, Wad , illia
Th motion carri d.
VI. DIRECTOR'S CHOICE
Mr • Rom n discu d tb Planning Coaai sion tour tak n on
M y 8tb ; four Council• n, thr Board of Adju tm nt • mb r•,
and t o Pl nnin Colllllli •ion r nt on th tour.
Mr. Do mith tat d th
additional con id ra
1 ha po •ibly
th n xt •tudy
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Mrs. Romans stated that the study session would concentrate
on the Coaprehensive Plan, and asked members to bring their
copy of the Plan to the meeting. The staff will also have the
third draft of the Mobile Home Park Zone District to give
aeabers. This will be a new zoning classification , and will
be applied on the specific request of the property owners .
Mrs . Roaans discussed the procedure gone through in the drafting
of the Mobile Hoae Park Zone District.
VII. COIIIIISSION' S CHOICE
Mrs. Pierson asked what the status was on the search for a
Director for the Departaent of Coaaunity Developaent? Mrs.
Roaans noted that the position was offered to one person, and
in response ·to the question as to the reason given for not
taking the position, Mrs. Roaans said that the person had told
her he had declined to take the job because be is aaking 1a0re
aoney as an Assistant Professor in nine aonths than he could
as the Director in twelve lk>ntbs, and that he had another
ca.aitaent he aust honor .
The meeting adjourned at 9 :25 p .a .
;e:ertru<ie: ~Y < Re~rding Secretary
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IIEIIORANOOM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR
RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION,
DATE : May 18, 1976
SUBJECT : Findings of Fact -Case #14-76
RECOIDIENDATION :
Don Sai th JaOved :
Jones seconded : The Planning eo .. ission adopt and reco.aend
to City Council the Findings of Fact fo x·
Case #14-76, the zoning of Lot 6, Bell Isle Gardens, to 1-1,
Light Industrial.
AYES: Tanguaa, Jones, Jorgenson, Parker, Pierson, Don Saith
NAYS: None
ABSENT: Ed Saith, Wade, Williaas
The aotion carried .
By Order of the City Planning
and Zoning eo..ission .
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PUBLIC HEARING AND
COUNCIL MEETING
DENVER REGIONAL COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
MAY 19 , 1976
Don De Decker, Chrm.
Fred Allen
Verlin Bruns
George Chandler
Robert C lem cnt
Doris Durdy
Ruben Hartmelster
Joseph McCloskey
Margare Markey
L. De n Peterson
C harl es Pitts
Norman Smith
Doug la Sovern
LuE ll~t T .rry
llllam Thornton
Arthur Tice
Jerrold Todd
Robert Tr n a
Alfred Vltt
City of Lakewood
City of Westminster
City of Northglenn
C tty of Longmont
Jefferson County
City of Brighton
City of Golden
C tty of Thornton
Boulder County
Cherry Hills Village
Arapahoe County
C tty of Broomfield
C ity of Englewood
C'lty of Glendale
Town of Bow M r
T n of Federal Heig hts
City o f Sh rldan
City of Boulder
Gr enwood V11lag
Als o Pr s nt:
o ord r a 7: S p. • oll wu
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MAY 19 I 1976
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Council heard testimony on the Thornton Plan Amendment to the Regional
Plan from James Keller and Duane Tinsley representing the City of Thornton.
Mr. Pampu, DR COG Staff, t estified on the staff and committee comments.
Mr. Tinsley stated that the City of Thornton was in favor of incorporating
the staff comments into the proposed amendment.
There being no one from the audience requesting to testify, the Hearing
was opened to questions and answers from the Council. A summary of
the Publlc Hearing will be distributed to Council prior to the June meeting
when flna I action will be requested on amending the Plan.
The Public Hearing adjourned at 8 :07p.m.
Minutes of April 7. 1976.
Summary o f th
The Council o n moti on by 1r. All e n,
supported by Mr . Trenka, unanimously
approved the minutes of the April 7,
1976 meeting as mail ed.
1976.
Council accept d the summary of the May 5 I 1976 meeting as mailed.
Report of th
C halrman D Decker urq d all Council memb rs o attend he Retreat
schedul d for M y 20-22 and tho who had not fill d out th 1r qu stlonnaires
t o do so and re turn them t o th staff .
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MAY 19, 1976
Page Thre e
Adoption of the 1977 Substance Abus e Plan ,
Mr. Farl ey noted that further in the agenda, CouncU wou ld be briefed
o n the status o f th e continuation o f this program at DRCOG.
Mr. Da etwiler re porte d that the Plan is in response to the contract that
DR COG has with the De partment of Health, State of Colorado. The fonnat
of th e Plan follows the r e quire me nts of that Department. The introduction
t o the Pla n deals with the philosophy of Region III planning for Substance
Abus e S e rvices which is to meet th e n eeds of the greatest number of people
affected by Alcohol and Drug Abus e at the least possible cost in tenns of
public dollars. He briefed the Council on the proble m identification and
resource identification planning aspects; as well as needs and priorities
ide ntified r e lating t o im plementation of th e Plan.
The Program Comm 1t ke unanimously r ecomm ended Council's ado ption of
t he Resolution.
Adoption of th
he Council on motion by Mr . Todd,
supported by Mr. Sovern, unanimously
adopt d Resolution No. 11, 1976,
A R .solution Submitting The 1977
Substanc Abuse Plan to Th Colorado
Division o f Alco hol-Drug Abus e For
Incorporation as Th f' Region III
Com p on nt of Th State wide Plan For
Alcohol-Drug Abus • (A s igne d copy of
Ri!soluttonNo. 11,1976 , is attached
to and mad a port o f th fll e copy of
h s minutes).
nt o f the Stpt Crimina I Justice Plan.
Annuo lly, Mr. rarlt•y s tat d, the Council updates th Region III Compon nt
of th e S t C rimln IJu tic Pl n.
RCOG
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The Program Committee unanimously r ecomm e nd ed adoption of the Resolution.
The Council on motion by Mr. Allen,
supported by Mr. Pitts, unanimous ly
adopted Resolution No. 12 , 1976,
A Resolution Submitting The Program
Funding Portion of Th e 19 77 Criminal
Justice Plan to Th e State of Colorado
Division of Criminal Justice Planning
For Incorporation as The Non-Denver
Region III Component of The Statewide
Plan For Criminal Justice. {A signed
copy of Reso lution No. 12, 1976, Is
attached to and made a part of the fil e
copy of th ese minutes).
Authorization t o f'ile pplication for Special Allocation o f 2, 500 Existing
Section 8 Housing Units.
Mr. Farley r minded Coun cil that when this issue w as before it last, Council
adopted a Resolution urging certain actions on b e half of HUD concerninq th e
supply of exis ting hous ing units available to the Denver Metropolitan area.
Since t hat time, HUD has offe red bonus housing allocations to metro areas
who have fair share h ousi ng allocation plans .
Mr. Borger reported that since mid-March s taff ha s been working with HUD
to determin whether the DRCOG Adopted Re gional Housi ng Plan me t the
qualifications for such a program. The Housinq Advisory Comm ittee has also
b e n reviewing this matt r. It now appears that th Denver region, due to
th adopt d DRCOG Regional Housing Plan, may b one of approximately 15
ltgible regions in the country. The ftna l HUD r egulations are not yet published,
but HUD has establi shed a May 21 d adiJn for appllcatlon s which will be
r ecomm nded. Following a brif' pr s ntat1on by staff to the Program Committee
on May 5, th Housing Advtf;ory Committee rcvl w d th matter In some detall
at their m ling on ay 6 nd r comm nd d adop ton of th RuoluUon by th
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MAY 19, 1976
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Program Committee discussed th e Resolution at its meeting this date and
unanimously r ecomme nded that Council adopt the Resolution, Including
the "Proportionality Guide to Fair Share Distribution" which shall be
attached to the R solution.
The Council on motion by Mr. Severn,
supported by Mr. Pitts, unanimously
adopted Resolution No. 13, 1976,
A Resolution Requesting a Supplemental
Allocation of Section 8 Housing Units to
Local Governments of The Denver Metr o-
politan Ar e a, Including th e "Proportionality
Guide to Fair Share Distribution" which
shall be att ched to th eRe elution. (A
•igned copy of R•solution No. 13, 1976,
\ lth accom~ nyJng Table, is attached to
and made a part o f the file copy of hese
minutes).
Mr. farl "y xp luln l that discussions were being held with the HUD
R glonal Offic and W s hington Offic to get a clarification concerning
wh,"> rna k 'S a llocnt io ns for existing units Jn the Denver Metropolitan Ar ea.
Progr m/Jssup Status Reports
ort on C'onttnu tlon of thC' AJ.::ohol ram.
Mr. r rley re-port , following Council's R solution last month asking
f r continuation of the program, th t st ff has entere-d an appea I with the
Stat Division of Alcohol and Drug Abus for a reversal of their decision.
Staff ha a k d th Gov mer's offlc to tnt rv ne and they hav sent an
inquiry to Dr. Dr y us ho expi"Ct" to discuss the Issue at a meeting next
friday. Hop fully c I ling a , ntton to the matter, through the Gov rnor'a
o ffic e, will lei DR GOG Inn qotJ tlng s Pi'Jrat contr ct for R glon ur to
c:mttnu th • pr r m f r nothr y r •
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MAY 19, 1976
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A report to Counc ll on th e Report find ings is legally the respons ibility
of the Committee under th e Intergovernmental Contract, and staff felt
it was appropriate that hey mak e some r e commendations before the DRCOG
Council addre sse s the issue. A report will be given to the DRCOG Council
as soon as th e Com mittee makes some kind of re c omm e ndation. Staff is
urging th e Committee members t o go back and d iscuss findings with their
local Jurisdictions no w.
Discussio n of Status of Des ignation of DRCOG as the MPO.
Mr. Farl e y re ferred Council to a l e tte r fr om Mr. Kinstlinger attached to the
age nda, and explained that the JRPP Directorate felt considerable progress
w<:~s being mad e in t e rms of working out a Memo of Agre ement if DRCOG were
d es ignate d th e MPO, until Mr . Kinstlinger 's letter was delivered on behalf
of th Gnv rn r rPve a ling a switch in direction which Mr. Kinstlinger attempts
to xplaln ln th e l e tte r. Jt Is DRCOG's understanding that that latest position
comes off of discussions from the ne wly cre ate d State Planning Coordinating
Council composed o f most state d epartme nt heads. DRCOG r e presentatives
have re quested and have bee n granted an opportunity to meet with that group
to explain the need for designating DR COG as the MPO. Additionally DR COG
will dis c us s with th t group wh t It p rc cives t o be the opportunities for
inte rfac e between Ianning nd manag e ment districts and th e Governor's office.
If th ose discuss ion s arc not succ -ssful, the Program Committee indicated that
o th e r a It rn Uv s with r g rd t o this lo ng sta nding issue ought to be considered
by th DRCOG Cou ncil.
Statu m Program.
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There are three new issues that the Urban Systems Committee must address
beginning June 2nd, (1) the r equest of the City of Lakewood that the committee
change its crite ria to allow for larg e r seale projects, i.e . Kipilng, South of
Alameda; (2) due to changes in the Federal Aid Highway System, for the first
time the State Highway D e partme nt is an e ligible applicant for these funds;
and (3) the d e gree of commitme nt to the 5-year program depending on decision
to fund Kipling.
It was announced that Mayor Thornton, Bow Mar, had been appointed as
Chairman of th e Urban Systems Committee for the coming year.
Report on the Planning Commissioners Seminars.
Mr. Farley noted that the s e ries of four seminars held for planninc, commissions
and b oard me mbers w e r e very success ful .
A total of 29 p e rs ons from throughout the D e nver metropolitan r eg ion attended
some portion of the seminar s. Comm e nts from those attending indicated they
felt th e sessions we re worthwhile and w ou ld be of benefit to others on their
boards or commissions.
A survey of particlpdnt s revealed a high d c,re e of interest in additional
seminars on the planning functions.
A lis t w as distribut .d t o Council of those attending and the jurisdictions
r e prese nted .
Council Policy Re t n.at
C hairman D~DPcker r lld th<' nam~>s of those DRCOG Counc il members scheduled
to attend th RE-treat and urc,..,d t hos not r ec,i st r d o do so.
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Calendar of Policy 13sues anci Future Meet1.1gs
Council was asked to note that the next meeting of the Special Committee on
Urban Systems is scheduled for June 2, 1976 at 7:30 p.m. in the DRCOG
Conference Room.
Adtournment
There being no further business the meeting adjourned at 9:20p.m.
ATTEST:
Ro rt D. Farl e y
Ex cutiv D ire ctor
---Don DeDecker
Chairman
Denve r Re gional Councll of Governments
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June b , 1971>
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T h e; 1:1 . ,l •wuod Pulol!c. L ibr ary B o ar .~ lo£1 fr" it~ rc~;u l ar u..,.trr"' 0 11 J ur.e &. 19 76
i n t h < I ibr ar y c •nf r n ee room.
P1 ~:o ent:
Au .-nt:
1\e !'u t L, Cl ll yto n, DeuP r e e, t l~h LI d l , lluell <.r, <i••"l n t ar c .,, Simon
S t ,r l rn
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C <r I p , •n•c k , Sec ret 11 r y
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, r u;. rt l.JJ d 1r ;ont .
C ~~u & t 4UI ~t:o, fl I I -~r ~el r mu t '' r n1 '' r. • o f llt11 ~ rh• 11 't Lib rarlanship,
1 r lludut.• J l~ tlu u.,r d.
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Councilman Clayton moved that funds be allocated from the Board budget to
prov i de a membersh i p i n the Colorado Library Ass ociation for Bob Currie, the
Chairman o f the Fr i ends. The motion was seconded and unanimously approved.
The Li brarian's Report was given to the Board. Hiss Lute pointed out that
becau s e of sto ry hours , head start, and class v i sits, 235 children attended
special programs in the library during the month of Hay. An average of 36
children and 11 adults used the children's sec tion each Saturday in Hay.
Karen Kelley, the Children's Librarian, visited 3 1 elementary s chool classes to
talk about the summer reading program, r e aching 10&5 children. Adeline Czarny,
the Bookmobile Librarian, alao visited several claaaes to talk about the progrem.
Both librarians, and Richard Blackburn, the bookmo bile driver, have been invited
t o and have attended vari o us schoo l programs.
Th e slide /tape prog ram "70 Years of Eng lew ood " wa s shown at the Mayor's Coffee
to observe En g lewood 's 73d annivers ary and aeen by 130 people. The show vaa
s pec i f i cally requ e sted. It is currently s c hedul d to be shown at aeveral other
occas iona. The l ibrary i s also send i n g a s taff member to two nursing homes
eac h mo nth t o review books o r show films .
Coplt:~ o f lh s urnm "r cw l tl sclt€od u l t , o:•l . A po::.tf'r on the
sunrt r re ;hng pro r .. m, """'<! y Hi s e:ll y , .a
sto ry hours on th bo•> bile and .. utnm r rea dln
l :n and copiu of the s ..-er
pro r am ta lli !> w r pa s aed out.
The WIC HE int rn to compile the mul t i -me d ia pr sent ation on En gl ewood hi s tory for
th thi r d gr d tud nls ha s b un wo r k . Sh ill a ssembl resourc e material•
a bou t En l ew ood, sp ci all y adap t e d fo r c h i l dr n.
Hiss Lut told tt .e Boa t d tha t a public h adn on t he c a i ta l i mpro v
will be h ld on July 12 .
nt budcat
A chart sh In t h co pa riaon of the boo b il e ci r c ula t i on at the achool ato pa
durin th achoola' btc nl nnl a l r a din pro r ~ va a d ia t rt bu t d. The readin
procra wa s h ld fr o• Janu ary 19 to Ha y 28, and ceua ed n In r a s e i n booK.obile
circul .. tion a t t of th achool stops .
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GUIDELINES FOR THE ENGLEWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY
Purpose
The Englewood Public Library is organized to assemble, preserve,
and administer an organized collection of books and other materials.
Such a collection aids in the communication of ideas and promotes an
enlightened citizenry and enriches their lives. The aim of the
Library is to serve the community as a center of reliable information
and to provide a place where inquiring ainds may aeet original and
often critical ideas that are essential stimulants to life in a society
that depends for endurance on the free exchange and coapetition of
ideas. And finally, the Library is the logical center for encouraging
children, young people and adults to educate theaselves continuously ,
and for affording thea an opportunity to do so.
Author i ty
The final authority for the determination of library policies
is vested in the Bngl wood City Council , with the advice of the
Englewood Library Board.
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The Librar i an shall b t he adm i n istrato r of the staff and shall
p romulgate r ule s in a c co r dance w1th Ci ty regulations as h ad of a
Ci t y d par t ae n t. taff ab r s oth r than the Li brarian s ha ll be
aploy d n accord nee with th rul•s ot th En gl wood Career Servic e
y t • and h 11 hav all rights, priv 1 g s a nd duties o f othe r Ci t y
ploy es . Po t on classif cation s shall b d t r a in d b y the car eer
a with t dV1c of th Libra rian an d th Board .
ot th staff s 11 ncourag d t o nla rge th i r o •
1 d of l1br ry on s by study and prac t i ce an4 by attendance
a u i t bl cl s.
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Duties of the Board
It shall be the duty of the Library Board to serve as specified
in the Municipal Code. The Board shall act in an advtsory capacity
to the staff of th Library; shall maintain a current master plan
for the informati on of the City Counc il; shall make long-range
plans fo1 hou ing and staffing the Library and shall procure suit-
able material s for use therein. Board shall require from the
Librarian such reports as ma y b nece sary lo keep informed as to
the operatiOns of the Library.
Gifts
The Board is empowered to administer such gifts as a re a c cep ted
b y the City Council. Gifts will b accepted if t h ere i s i mmed i at e
l i brary value and local and historical inte r est in th e j udgement of
the Board. Mon y gifts for speci 1 purpo e shall be accepted for
disposition a~ n arly in accord nee with the donor's purpose as the
Library • pol1cy p rmtt • Gtft , bequ st and endowm nts without
specially designat d u es May b d ~oted to buildings, equipment or
material a th Board determin s. No gift shall be applied to
budget d op rating funds of th Libr ry.
Gifts of books, pamphl t or oth r m t ri ls which are d voted
to sp ci 1 pl ading or pr nt a pa r 1 an or ctari n view-point
y b ace pt d for inclusion in th coll ction at th discr tion
of th Librari n; but th Library sh 11 not diatribut docua nts or
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r1al whtch is in con!ltc wtth th
urpo s of th, Li rary.
L1br Cl n h 11 n t r l CIU
c:t t c:h 1 or to th
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un ·uon a.nd d1 t 1ta
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Dutie s of the Board
It shall b e the duty of the Library Board to serve as specified
in the Muni cipal Code. The Board shall act in an ad vtsory capaci ty
to th e s taff of the Library; shall maintain a current master plan
for the infonr.at ion of the City Counc il; sha ll make long -ran ge
plans fo 1 nous1ng and staffing the Library and shall procure suit-
able material s fo r u se ther ei n. Board shall require from the
Librarian such r eports as may be oPe ~. sary to k eep informed as to
the operations of the L i brary.
Q!.!ll
The Board is e mpow r ed o a in1s er such gifts as are acc~pt d
by the City Council. Gift s will accep t e d if there is immedia ~
library value and local and hi t orical in erest in the judgem nt of
the Board. Money gift s for p cial purpo s shall be ac c ~p ~ tor
dispo sition as n arly in accorddnce wtth the donor's purpose as the
Libra ry's policy p rmtts. Gift, bequ t and endowment without
specially d signat d u s s May b devoted to bu ilding quipmen or
mater ia l a th Board deter in s o gift shall b appli d o
Libr r y. budg ted op rating f und s of t
Gift s of books, pamphl or oth r m t ri ls which ar devoted
sp ci 1 pl d1n9 or pr n a par 1 an or ctari n vi w-poin
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ace p r.d for inclu ion 1n the coll ction at th di cr t ion
Librari n ; bu th L1brary shall not d1 tr1bute docua nts or
ma ttal wh ich i in cont l1ct w1 h th ducation l nd cul -
purpo s o IH Lihr ry.
1 -n>-a r 1.1 r ty tun Uo d d 1L' \ te
11 chn &1 dv or to th B rd, shall a t nd
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the Book Selection Policy of the Boa rd and the purchasing require-
ments of the City. He shall prepa re an d release publicity to stimu-
late growth of the Library.
Respon sibility
ENGLEWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY
BOOK SELECT r o~ POLICY
The e nd responsibility for selection o( all materials, as well
as for all library activities , rests with t he Librarian, who operates
within the framework of policies determined by the Library Board.
Because it is desirable to have maximum participation of the
Library's staff in selecting library materials, the Librarian may
delegate responsibility for selection to any of his subordinates.
Such delegat i on does not relieve the Librarian of final responsi-
bility, but rather places the initial selection function at the level
where ther is the greatest contact with the public and with the book
stock.
All st.aff m mb rs are encouraged to, and the general public may,
uggest and r commend materials to be considered for purchase. All
recomm ndations are to be considered by the Librarian in the light of
election policies.
of Carrying Out Library Obj
Book s 1 ction polici • n cessarily begin with !aailiarity with
th c unity, th xisting collections, and the servic • wh ich the
Library i xp ct d to perform. The purpose of the process • to
obt in ct d boo s and oth r aaterials to turth r th
Library's progr o givlnQ 1ntoraation, refer nee, gu d nc nd lp
to tho din pursu t , &I well •• to prov d
t1on 1 r dtng.
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Libr ry's policy • to purch 1 , or to accept o tte, th
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best books wh ich meet the needs of our community . Certain general
c riter ia are followed in selection:
Importance of the s ub ject matter to the c o llection
Clear presentation and readability
Scarcity of mate r i al on the subject
Timeliness o r permanence of the work
App earance of title i n speci a l bibli og raphi es or indexes
Au thorita tiveness
Author's sign ificance a s a writer and hi s reputation
Reputat ion and standin g of the publisher
Price
Ava ilability of material elsewh ere i n the area
format
Book Selection Aids
The L ibrarian and sta££ may wish to read many o£ the books to be
added to the collection. This is not poss i ble or practical in every
case, and selection aids such as publisher's lists, current lists,
special bibliographies £or re£erence books and particular subject
matte r and book reviewing journals may be used. Community specialists
may be consult d.
Adult Bo ok S 1 ct i on
adul~ book s lection are literary, duca -
tional, infora ~1on nd r cr ational v.alu authority; eL!ective-
ness of pr nt tlon; qua 1t1 c ondu c v to critical thought and
und rst nd1ng, nd v 1labl funds. Cont •porary and popular authors
are included, as 1 as tho bo hav d aonstrated enduring worth.
Book S ltct1on for Young Adult
R d bl du t titl • ar sel cted that are keyed to the young
dult' n nd 1nt r st ' a w 11 a books that will tend to op n
up o th young r on.
Tlll n sp cifically to:r young adulte a:re naturally
incl d d. l.nc th r ad rs v ry id ly 1.n ability and background,
• 1 ct d or th will o n c saity v ry in cont t and
r d1ng di iculty . All titl a ar , how v r, purch&eed in the hop
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that they will lead to continued r e ading in adult fields on as high
a level a s pos sible for each i ndividual .
The non-fiction books in the young adult collection are chosen
to fit either Lhe average or acceleraled student, not the scholar.
Anyone wishing a detailed treati se on a subject is referred to the
adult area.
Bo ok Selec t ion for Children
The basic policy of book selection for children is to buy
sufficient copies of the best current books and to replace and
duplicate old er titles which have proved their value. Books arc
provided for slow, average and gifted readers in all stages of
development from beginning read r to adolescent. Selection covers
al l fields: books for recr eational reading; inspirati onal book s of
las t i n g valu ; books of information covering a wide r an ge of know-
ledge which will sa t~sfy the child' natural curiosity and widen
his inter sts.
Textbooks
Th Libr ry do not purcha t xtbooks per se. Th Library
will purchas textbooks only if th book is of value because of its
coverag of a certain subj ct, it nc din the book coll ction and
th dem nd by th g ner a l public . Th Libr ry is not r sponsibl
for buying volume sol ly be au i i t xtbook of a class
off r d in th ommunity.
Boo
S1n c it i th purpo of ch chool library o prov1d
d qu tl Ill t ri to •• t i gn111 nt . it i th policy
o( th En 1 wood I bl1c L1 r ry t o u pl • t h cop ot th
t ri 1 . T l .ibr ry• bool..s ct d to provid ducat On&l
nd in 0CI1 t 100 rv1 l t 0 t whol c un1 y, dult nd
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chiluren.
The Library cannot accept th e responsibility of dupli -
eating the same book in sufficient quantity to serve a total cla s s.
Rather, the Library will try to fill these requests through the u ~e
of the resources on hand. Likewise, the Library assumes no re ·;!Jonsi-
bility to provide the same information in different forms such as
books, periodicals, newspaper cLi ppings and encyclopedias.
Controversial Issues
The L ibra ry has a responsibility to keep on its shelves ~
representat ive selection of books on all subjects of interes t t o
its readers, including books on all sides of controversial q ue stions.
A public library has no right to emphasize one subject at the expense
of another, nor one side of a subject without regard to any other.
Variety and balance of opin i on are sought whenever available.
The Library will not apply any label, device or mark to indicate
particular philosophies outlined in a book. To do so is to establish
a judgment in a reader's mind before he has had the opportunity to
examine the book personally.
Titl
re s lected on the basis of the content of the book
without regard to the personal history of the author.
As a re ponsibility of l ibrary s rvice, books and other reading
matter s lec t d should be cho en for v.alu s of in terest, in!or tion
and nl i ghten~ nt of all p opl of th community. In no ca
any book b xclud d b cau hould
of th r c or nationality, or th
politic 1 or r ligiou views of th writer.
Th r
hould b the full st practicable provision ot aaterial
pr nting all points ot view concern ·no th probl • and is uea of
our ~ m , int rn tional, n tio 1 nd local; nd books or Oth r
r d1ng II tt ot SOU nd 1'actual uthority should not b proscr .,.d or r IIOV d fro libr ry shelv s b cau of partisan or doctr nal di p ro 1.
C n or hi ot boo •• UCQ d or practic d by volunt er arb t rs 01' aor h or polit cal op nion, 0 by or niaaUcna wh ch WOUld •
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establish a coercive concept of Americanism, must be challenged b y
our Library in maintenance of its responsibility to provide puulic
information and enlightenment through the printed word.
The Englewood Public Library will enlist the cooperation of
allied groups in the f 1elds of science, jou rn<>l • s•·. education and
book selling in resist on ·_, all abridgment of tt .. · free access to ideas
and full freedom of expre ssion that are the t rac:i tion and heritage
of Americans.
Fie tion
Fiction will be considered for purchase ac cording to the same gene-
ral criteria as other library materials . Best-sellers are considered
on individual merit. Recogni zing that th r ality of life is frequently
the subject of lit rary presentation, the Library will select items which
honestly present th se observations of lif , provid d that th pr sP ntation
is done in good last . Pornography will not be purchased or acc~pted
as gifts by th library.
S x Education
It is th policy of th Library to ke p books on s x education
on op n sh lv s. Sv ry effort is mad to obtain only tho e materials
which r authoritativ , b 1 nc d and up-to-d te.
R ligion
In th f1 ld of r ligion, th Libr ry's a 1 tion must b
b d nd wlthout p rti an hlp or pro~ g n Th sel ction of
t ri 1 in th1~ ~ ld ~u t b d1r ct d tow rd th
cho c ot th t • r rd ut rlty, tia 11n • and good lit r-
ry u lity. An iaparti 1 r eognit1an ot all r llg ons is th
ol ction go 1.
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borderline areas of science in which subject matter or treatment is
not re..:ognized by reputable scientific authority. The following
ro.!quirements are helpful in dealing with questionable borderline
materials in the fields of science and health: author, publisher,
source, content and purpose, style and format.
Medical and Law Books
The Library does not purchase technical medical or law books.
General medical books written in a non-t~chnical manner for the
guidance of the general public, and general books on law written
for th 1 yman may be purcha d . Books dealing with problems of
general h lth must be select d with particular care given to the
authenticity of th author and th reliablility of the publisher .
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DISPIA YS
Display areas in the library consist of a loclted glass case in the foyer and space for
hanging materials along the entrance aisle inside the library. There Is also space
available for hanging materials along the wall which is in the children's section.
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First choi ce for displ:ly space will be given to Englewood schools and school
students, then to groups from Englewood, and third to Englewood individuals.
Schools, r;ro ups and individuals from Arapahoe County and the surrounding
mctropolit.'\n area will be consi:lered next in priority. In all cases, consider-
:lllOn will be given to those schools, groups, and individuals who have not
exhibited previously in the Englewood Library.
Works should have artistic qualities and be of such artistic merit that they will
be of general interest.
Displays must be booked in advance.
4. Displ:lyf: are loooked for specific dates ranging in duration from two to four
·-we eks. '
5. A pr view of the display or a sample of the works to be displayed should be
&hown to the person in charge of scheduling who has the authority to select
xhib1tor
6. Exh1bitor are responsible for hanging and arranging their displays and also
for d1smantlmg.
7. Th J ihr ry will not b h ld responsible for any loss or damage during the
xiubi t.
S. n.~plays I'Olcly comm rc1 1 in cant nt r not allowed. Any sales trans-
ctlon n ust be ondu~t tw n xhibltor nd purchaser.
9. !nformntion rc~ardin~
&hould ht• pl. •d on th
c1reul t1on d k.
tltl , m di , nam of exhibitor, etc.
to th d1 play hould be left at th
10. Thl' fr c1 t•ncy with which ~011p • nd individu Is will bo permitted to plo.c an
ex uhit in thr libr ry w11l d pend on th um nd p ce avallabl . No Individual
will be g1v •n du.pl y p c mor than once y r.
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POLICY ON USE OF LIBRARY CONFERENCE ROOM
The Library Conference Room will be available for the use of
educational, library oriented groups at times when it is not being
used for library purposes, The Library Director shall make
scheduling arrangements and determine whether or not the purpose
of the group meets qualifications for use of the room, The fol-
lowing rules shall apply:
l, Groups may not contain more than thirty-five persons, If
there is to be need for more than 25 chairs, the librarian
must be notified in advance.
2, No rental will be charged; the room may not be used when
admi •sion is charged,
3, Light refreshments and coffee may be served, A coffee
maker is available, but cups, spoons, etc, must be fur-
nished by the user, Prior arrangements must be made if
refreshments are to be served,
4, Groups using the room and its facilities will be responsible
for its physical condition and reasonable neatness, and
repair of damages, if incurred. A deposit may be required.
5. Any person or persons using the Conference Room shall agree
that they will not look to the city for injuriea that may
result while on the premises .
6, Croup using the room shall be responsible for the proper
conduct of those att ndin the function.
7, Evening m etin s must close by 10:00 p.m.
will open th librar• doors at this ti
through th s door only .
A cuatodian
Edt -..st be
8, Children or teen ge grou ps must have an adult suparviaor
present at all times. If the roup contains mora than 15,
two supervi ors shall be pr sent,
9, Smokin will b p naitt d, How v r, due care and caution
ust b t ken as to l r pr vantion and care of the pr .. iaea,
10. o alcohol will b p naitt d on th pr isea,
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The l.uid lhcs for the Englewood Public library were r •viewed
and approved unani mo usly at lh regular m<'eting of the Board
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ENGLEWOOD PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION
Minutes of June 10, 1976
The regular monthly meeting of the Englewood Parks & Recreation Commission
was called to order at 7:30p.m. by Ruth Allen, chairman, in the Parks & Recreation
Department.
Members present: Allen, Mann, Hewitt, Cushing, Brown and Romans,
ex officio
Members absent: Poole and Howard
Also present: Jerry Roytrer, Asst. Director, Parks & Recreation
Gary Havener, Asst. Director, Parks & Recreation
The minutes of the April 8, 1976 and May 13, 1976 meetings were received
and approved.
The financial reports for March and April were received.
Mr. Cu hing r ported that the fund drive for th nior Citizen Recreation
Center has passed th $130, 000 mark and the final report will be made the end of June.
Mr. Cushing al o said that the Foundation may continu to accept further donations to
h lp with th furni hin , program , tc. fort Center.
T plan approv d by City Council for the nior Recreation Cent r, which i
c mbination f pl n 81 and 01, wa pr n~ d. it Council ha appropri [, d fund
for th archit ct f to tart the final specification aod it hould go to bid n m r
nd con tru tl n h uld t rt t
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beinJ:., completed and development will start as soon as possible.
l:.ve ryor.e has been relocated from the River Redevelopment Project area and
groun,l work ha s begun on the golf course. Mr. Romans reported that some drainage
p ·ohlerns have en e n ountered but everything i s on schedule at this time.
Mr. I !a venc-r r po t ed that many changes have be n made in the P tting Zoo
Lh1 -prin•. ' Clrtain theme will trv to he maintained throughout the Zoo and pictures
of thl dnimals, togcch~r w1th a sketch about each one, will be posted. lt is projected
tll.lt 20, 0 ople will visit the Zoo this sum mer which is considerably more than in
vears pa t. fherc will a drawing heiJ 'nch unday with gold fi h, complete with bowl,
H anim.lL ani hsh wtll 'boardeJ' out during the off sea on ( pt m r
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1 • Zoo ·iII tx lo 't: I durin~ th s months which will result in a con-
t.. t . , 1ann reminded th C'.ommi~swn that he had requested a regular Commis-
i ntet·~ :-.tt;d c itizcn'3 c uld att nJ. The Com-
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Mrs. Allen said s he i s very disappointe d that the city does not have the funds
to s upply flow e r s for the flow e r beds this summer. She said she will attempt through
the news media to inte r est groups in furni s hing, planting and maintaining the flower
bed s this summer.
Th e problem of private citizens using city tennis courts for private lessons
was discussed. Mr. Romans said he ha s ask d the City Manager to request an
Ordinance be initiated prohibit ing use of Park s ~Recr ea tion facilities for private gain .
(Mr. us hing left the meeting at 9:10p.m.)
Mr. Romans s aid the Capital Improvement Plan for Parks & Recreation has
to be submitted to th Planning Commission and asked if the Commission wanted any
change made in th e Ma , 1975 priority li t previously submitted. The Commission
felt thi s list i
ti factor with empha i put on the bathhous at inclalr Pool which
would complet th r reation compl x (tennis courts, pool , handball courts) and then
the hool could pr
d with th land caping, etc. It was also sugg sted that the s tatus
of th land w t and n
inve tlgated again.
Th m tin ljourn d t 9 :4 p.m.
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BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT AND APPEALS
JUNE 9, 1J76
The r gular m 1ng of th Bo r of A 1u
to order at 8:00 P. M. by Chairman S ym ur.
Mcmh rs pres W tt rstrom, nevi r, L on
Kram r, Se:ymou r
Memb rs Ahs nt: Non
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Also prest>n Ass1stan C1ty Attorn y Cl r , A is nt Dl ctor
Community D•v lopm nt Bro at
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A plan for the bathroom addition ~s attached h ere o as Exhibit "B".
The work thereon is anticipated to be conducted by Woodcraf Industrl(S,
a partnership. The bathroom complex is estimated to cost not 1 ss th n
$10,000.00, and will be a substantial improvem nt to Appl cant ' he
Applicants hav iscussed the encroachm nt iwth tn lr n h
their n ~ghbors
applic nts w1ll subm1t written
r qu s t ed encroachmEnt .
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is necessary in many cases to request variances. WlHm the appl~can ts
made the request for the variance and are still unc~rta1n as to the
exact sideyard boundary on th e east side of the property. We have
requested th 2~ ft . variance and the pplicants will k ep to the
minimum and think they can get by w~th 1~ ft. I was no thu purpos
of the varianc to g t as much as we poss~bl y could l>ut to mlrely
make ourc on th~s thing. We have a plot plan an propo 1 c
tl v lopmen t, h bathroom addition. The t.h 1
d molislled, 1 was off the bedroom,
Th rema1nJer of th 1r hom is b aut1ful dnd
he b aut1t1cation of the hom by ext nding
ad 1tion to 1t. Thl addition will cost arou nc
g r d th neighborhood. Th appl1cants ha~
Mr. and Mrs. Rous , who ar on th cast side
1s a l£tt r ot cons n 1n tll 11 by Mr. an
nc1 hl,ors.
s ymour: W1ll th y llsh th , as he. n
Eitul: y . 1 wll l rm1n
OlJ.V l': for. B pphc nt J
h v to 0 ld
Brok t y p1n h v 0 b 1n pl c
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You know Gary, you talked about 8 inch s and now vou arc com1ng
up with a 1~ ft. or 2~ ft.
Wr1ght: As you know, Mr. Eitel included h 2~ t •
Rous : This is 'JOlng to put your roof l1ne out th
lt Wll] cut my skylln off complc ely.
c.. far h t
Kr m r ov 1,
11 r s CC..I\ d, Th1s ca. t 1 1 d u n
the otl11r c•a s on rh
Ay~s: , R VlCr, L on rd, r, r 1l1n , K
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the east side of Acoma Street. The applicants have ~ad the pro
l~st d for sale for a substantial p riod of t~m ., hut d to tl
limit d frontage on this property, have b en unabl to s 11
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w~se ~mprove the sam . Due to the charact r of the
Str t for res~d ntial purpos s, and th conduct of
locat d in h~s block, it is aLs lutely conom~ca
applicants to acqu1r addit~on 1 land o r mov LXl
and cons r ct new oc~l~ties in compl~anc w~th th t
ateqory.
1'hc appl1c nts currcn ly have h
opt1on contract for utilizat1on o prop rty
nd m ~ntcnanc of automobil s and light duty
.tu o body work and storage of au to body p, r ts.
~s propos d ior ut1l~za 10n for m'chanical work ,nd
xclud1ng
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improveme nts and construction of new improvemen s cncompa. sinq s~v ral
parcels or assemblages of land.
Thus, with respect to th prop~.;rty of
s ances indeed do exist upon the prop
ation of expansion for util~zation of
or a larg commerc~al complex, Mar
traffic pa t rn on Acoma Str et, h in sorn wh
would not Justify a heavy intensity cornm rc dl
ture busin ss which is contemplated und
Cdtcgory . Th proposed us of ~h pro
can b cons~d r~d somewhat of a holding usa
1n productivity from the property and tdx revenu
such t1m as greater chang ~n the charact r of
t. 1k s place. Th commercial char act r of th n ~·Jhbc r
thus far, ss nt~ally only to the c s side of Acorn
xc pt~on ot comm rcial usage at the int_rs ct~on of
A·oma Slr.:L Tl.
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It is Mr. Guildforcl's d s~re to <.:H.vt on this properLy an automobile
repa~r facility. In th B-1 Zon.!.ng District, an automolnl L pair
fac~lity is perm~tt d when accessor to an auto sales f ~ility. M~.
~u~lford has pr oposed a buildinq wh H h I am marl<1ng as n ( 1-.lb~t.
What we are ask~ng for tonight is a us tha
this zon disrict as an ace ssory usc. The
trontag and his w t side f Acoma Stre
l hough h~ d v lopmtn forth most par
us s of two-fum~ly dwf.! ll~n' s. Tl1
brlck h s 1n th d, dupJ xts.
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chan g their oil there, beer cans, trash, old tires, and etc. We like
to k p it clean as the rest of the neighborhood kc p their property
up pret..ty n~cc .
Our orig~nal int nt~on was to put an offic hu~ld~ng on ~t hut an office
bu~lding of that siz with no parking isn't t astbl . \e Just c uld n't
get anyone ~n er st d in it.
-f r a l." t.dll hu 1ness her ~s not
T tlit.: South ot us ar. ur rtck upl•.x Yclluw Pron tore "'1"•1 to th north cro pdrts e l r. Tha th r a son ... lS ...
repair .
I talk d to the n ~ghbors and most of t..hem arc
to si~n l tt rs , or tap r cord r or to show u
lie st t1s h 1s d s t t ag nt and h 1 own
KteilinJ: What would b your thought o but dtn~ a
W ll from the <.:comontc
prop rty 1 not for
t 1 nd values in th
1c testucntial lot like
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own a auto r•pair acility and th build1ng will h lca·ed and he
will control th Wlth h~ lease.
B<vi•r: Is th(r
c,n remain 1n h
any h1ng 1n thf ordl.ndnc
D-1 zone.
Broka Th r 1s not
Th 6,000 sq. ft. bu1ld1n r
th noard pp 1 ca ti or
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Gull ord: The ,000 . ft. in th< app 1.c t1o
1ll .128 sq. ft .
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3252 South Bannock: I live n xt door south to Mik ~. We do ha•rc Lroubl
with the people. JUst to the north of that prop~rt-y who run -Pl ctl.·ical
business out of thc1r 3aragc 1n Lh back. They pdrk th 1r
the alley anJ th trash p oplc can't g•t 1n tlwrc
Som >t1mes w hav had to w 1 2 or 1 Wt: k th1
p::::.l1cc ar t Jcke tl.ng them now l.t ls b
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variance be deni ed . I believe tl s v •ral of the people who have
spoken here have uttered our fe lings with resp ct to the variance
b ing d nied .
We also feel that th~s is a B-1 zone and in slabl~slung th~s zoning ~t has approx~mately 106 us s that th~s lot coul~ ~ p to.
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business , it is not zoned r sid nt1al.
Bevier: I will read the 6 condi 10ns for yrant:rn a v rtanc .
Kramer: In Cusc No. 25-76, I move that e r qu
variance trom S ction 22.·>-lOb{B) o1 th, Zon1nq Q:r.;hu nc
auto r pair shop 1~ an ace ssory us, to an u o salLs us
zon b lJrantE'd .
requires
in a B-1
Krcl.llny: I st:cond the mot1on.
Wettcrstrom: 'o . I do not f cl that lt ~ ts cc1ditions
1, 2 , 4 or 6 .
B Vll'r:
L onard:
No. tor he r
No, Docs not
Docs not l1av
C< n' l c nt1ol on the bas
resl. cnl a protc ts h r
ar not in favor of 1
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an(l also a couple of guienea h(ns that. l~vc in the tree!;; that could
fly over a low r fence. The wilo l1f is unu sirable to the neighbor
and cveryon agreed that he net would b the best solut~on to th
problem . Th ma1 n reason for th f to climinat.t..: a n ~ghlJOrhood
problem . It is probably a visu al h~n so the animc ls and birds
can't .. sen or h<atd by th n 1gh or .
B. Duckett: 0 J s 0 t c fenc ~f h pro oscd g t lS n t kept closc..d, ciS cars 0 ~n Up th ro could not s h~. ran 1 ch~ldren <.lnd also for h~m 0 ll.!rn around 1n hlS ya1d they hav tu back out n to th tOi1d. Als ~4'" th g t. lS no ke t closci t.h r l:.bjts Wlll om ov r on h~., prop...,rty and d ff l the purpos c,f ht f nc1
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solid fence from T1tle e, Chapter 2. S ction 3(b)l of
the 1969 Minicipal Code which limits the height of a
fence erected in th front of the front building line
to a height of 3 ft. 6 1n. be grant d.
I second th motjon.
W tt rstrom, Bevi r, L onard, Ol1v r. Kram r, Seymour
Kr llinq, Th1s Boarci ha!'l no r1ght 1n a p rsonal appease111 e nt.
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Bevl.er: No, I don't h-l~cv it meets a n y of the condii:ions.
Lconar : No, I don't h~liev. it meets any of the six
Condit1ons .
Oliver: No.
Kr Jl1ng: No, th1 ru is no hardship h n pres nt d .
Kram r: No, I don't b lieve it me ts all of th
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Case No . 27-76
st1ng a va ria n c f r om S ction 22.4-4e
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REQUEST : A varianc ·o perm.1t a patio roof 13 ft . by 3 3 f t . resulting
.1n an ovcr lot coveruge of 85 sq . ft . .1n a n R-1-B zone.
STAFF REPO RT: Appl.1can
of th Zon1ng Ord.1nanc
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is roqucs ing a v ar.1anc e f rom S ct.1on 22 .4-3e
\"hich limits lot coverage to 3~ .1n an R-1-B
PL· pas ,l con truct:lon would r sult in lot c v rag of 3 1 -2')? .
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Attach d is Board application, City water record, rental tax record,
floor plan of basement unit, housing code inspection and land use map.
This area was ann xed to th City in 1957 .
Th prop rty has b n posted and advertised fo r hearing ton i te .
La 1·y G. Bosh ll
10170 Nortn 1J1llary
Parker, c lo. 1
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prop4rty t o Mr • J
a r a tor, standing in plac of the seller of the
ltl Ilcrm1ston,Or . Th prop rty was owned by Miller
way allout 2 month ago. Before he died h deeded the
hnson, who was his step-daught r. The property is
present tim , contrng nt upon th legalization
long in practice on that par t icular property .
r m 1957 up until th tax was discontinued
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S1 "'' ar not askin g fo r
that 1.. already been stablished.
my ol~l1gation to as ller to
hrqh st value of that property
1ng 1t up to tand rds and has alr ady
l::Ls to the own r and sh has agre d to
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that s a ~d application for regi s rat~on a n d allowing said property to
be legally used as a two-family dwelling b denied. The principal
reasons tor th~s request to 1 ny ar
l. The prof~t mot~vc for sue r qu st is n o t a valid one, considering
that the n ~ghoorhood is made up of s~ngl f a mily home s which are
L ing used "' such. Any us of said p r o p u r ty that is not consistent
with cx~st.:1n zon1ng regulations would t n d to n g atively affect the
value of surroundln!J prop rt1 s.
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twu-iamily dw l l ing il l g ally , d o s not constitut
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ct ptoperty is not ,
turally to accommod
nor is i t likely that it could be
te two f amilies especially considering
nd n tur l v nt~lation availabl to ut of l11h
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wo d 1n this regard.
th1nk I h a ve any more to say than
to you gentlemen. He has liv d in
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r was th spok ma n for th group .
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Seymour: In answer to the Court Order Civil Action No. 35468 .
Seymour: Now we are ready to discuss who we are going to get.
Kramer: Eason do s the work. Simon , Eason, Hoyt and Malone. Eason
does this typ n hing; Hoyt does another; Simon another and etc .
Kram r: What will w hav to do, notify the Judge .
Atty . Clark: Y s , you will probably notify him and notify our office.
Kr t.:r:
B v1~.:r s
You could could r tain an attorney at City expense and
hav him mak he appcaranc that he has been retained
him a copy of th reso ~ion. He is entering
run u a matter of record.
t l t ~o;c rccofTUT, n d D~ck Ea on of the Law F~rm of Sill'on
H yt nd Malon to r pr s nt th Board.
Schn 1 r: Should th~s r solution b mad to the Council?
B v1 r : I ~ ould
t:h y oht ~n D-icit E (solut1on to th council recomm nd~ng the
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L eo M . Clark , A ssistan t Ct ty A t t orney
Ate DeWttt, Asststan t Ctty A ttorney
.Jun .. a, 1976
Mr. Oona1d D. Seymour , Chai r ma n
H ~rd of Adjustm nt and Appc 1 s
r1 y of Englewood
J.nglcwo d, C lora o 80110
R : A~ r's of D nver
D ~r Mr. S ymour:
Pllaa fln •nclosrd th
which is D lf-Lxpl n tory. A copy
Do u d rn. rnb 'r .
34 00 S Eliill Street
Eng lewood, Color•do 8011 0
Phonet303)761 11 40
th D1str 1c t Court,
n enc1os d for each
Th1s is o auvis one ag in, th t the Board ma y
hav ind p nden 1 y.1 cou n s 1 at ny i m , a the x p nse of th' ~l y.
form 1 Re elution b adop d
do s , or does n ot , des i re inde p n-
tirn , 1n ckn o wl c d g m nt tha h e Bo ard
copy of n Ord r nd Ci tion o Show
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STATE OF COLORADO
Civil Action No. 35468
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BE IT REMEMBERED that on Thursday, May 20,
1976, the eame being one of the regular juridical days of
the Kay, 1976, Tent of the Dietrl.ct Court of the Etghteeatb
Judicial District of the State of Colorado, the above-
entitled cauee came on for hearin& before the HONORABLE
RICHARD D. GREENE, District Judge, presiding in Courtrooa 4
of the Dietrict Court in and for the County of Arapahoe,
State cf Colorado.
For the Plaintiffs:
For the De f ndants:
!"'.. RlCit DJ:.lJITT
3~~0 South Elatl Street
i ··~ l"wood. Colorado
l 1-<. JOHlt A. CRI5Wn.L
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4 THE COURT: I am of the opinion, ec"tl~m~n, Mr.
5 City Attorney, I feel that, for this very are~m~nt,
6 I feel the City, I think the City Board of .t·djustmen.t,
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9 And the City's position may prevail if the
10 attorney then so appointed agreea that they should, and
11 I think by all stretch of ~e imagination, I think that
12 they are entitled to at leaat the minLmal due procesa,
13 and that'• to be ~•presented by an attorn~y any ti .. they
14 are aued and .. de a party to tb~ action.
15 And I think they are entitled to be present at
16 this hearing and hear thia l4otlon to Dia111iU for failure
17 to join an indiapenaable party.
18 Well, I thlnk they are entitled to be repreaented
19 to hear thla. I think they shPuld be here. I think they
20 should have eome legal counael adviae them aa to what
21 to do, and I think thia ahould be paid for by the City.
22 And I am going to direct that they be np~ointed.
23 I tt.ink the Chairman o f the Board of Adjuat .. nt ahould
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Chairman of the Board of Adjua~nt Appeal• that he baa
the right to seek independent counael, but if they elect ~ ·
oot to oeek lnCcpen~ent coonoel, tblo Court vlll occor~to&lJ
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TKt couRT: They better certify it to thia court, or
elae h ought to pp~ar to thia Court and so indicate to
the court.
t'l&l. DE\. 'ITT : Thank you, Your Honor.
1 1 cou aT : f .o that part of th motion will be granted,
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Offici~l Reporter of Division 4, District Court, Arapahoe
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MEMORANDUM TO 11~E ENGLEWOO D CITY COUNC IL REGARD! G ACTION OR
RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION.
DATE: June 8, 1976
SUBJECT:
ACTION:
Don Smith moved:
Pi rson s cond d:
I-470 Fre e way
The Planning Commission go on record in
favor of construction of the I -470 Fr way .
AYES: Jorgenson, Parker, Pierson, Don Smith, Ed Smith, Tanguma
NAYS: None
ABSTAIN: Williams
ABSENT: Jones, Wade
The motion carrie d.
By Order of the City Planning
and Zoning Commission .
Gertrude G. Welty
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MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR
RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION.
DATE: June 8, 1976
SUBJECT: P roposed Routing for the I -47 0 Freeway
RECOMME DATION:
Don Smith moved:
Ed Smith seconded: The Planning Commission recommend the
"Airport Diagonal" proposal as the routing
for the I-470 Freeway.
AYES: Jorgenson, Parker, Don Smith, Ed Smith, Tanguma
NAYS: None
ABSTAIN: Williams, Pierson
ABSENT: Jones, Wade
The motion carried.
By Order of the City Planning
and Zoning Commission .
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MEMORANDUM TO THE E GLEW OOD I T Y COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION OR
RECOMMENDATION OF THE I TY PLA I G AND ZONING COMMISSION.
DATE : Jun 8, 1976
SUBJECT: 1 -4 70/Su r Grid Alt rna t i v e
RECO I !ENDATION :
Ed Smith mov d:
Don Smith seconded : Th Plannin g Commission r e comm e nd the
I-470 Ai r port Diagonal route be implemented,
as well as the sup r grid proposal, in order to alleviate traffic
problems in Englewood and the southwest quadrant of the metro-
politan area.
AYES: Tanguma, Jorgenson, Parker, Pierson, Don Smith, Ed Smith
AYS: None
ABSTAIN: Williams
ABSENT: Wade, Jones
The motion carried.
By Order of the City Planning
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FRO~: D. A. Romans, Acting Director of Community Dev lopment
DATE: June 4, 1976
SUD.JECT: I-470 Alternatives
As you know, the Gov rnor has appointed an ad hoc committee
to study alt rn~tivcs to the I-470 route, and this I-470
Task Force report is to be prepar d for pr entation to the
Governor within the month. The Colorado Dcpartm nt of High ays
is assistin6 th Gov rnor's Committe in the preparation of
certain data and map and to this end, the CD:i staff i att mpting
to get fc c d-b ck from the 'V ral COI•C rn d jurisdictions as
to their pr f renee of s veral altern tive routes.
One of the "al t rnativ s" is a "Super Grid", or ''Practica l
Grid" pattern, which would a ~u me a "do-nothing" d cision on
I-470, with the traffic b ing accommodated on improved xisting
streets.
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Jun th m ting in order that you can
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JCP Provision Co., Inc
dba Valu Supermarket
5)75 S Broadway
Englewood
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COUNC IL ACTION REQUEST
LIQUOR AND ).2 BEER OUTLETS
TYPE OF ACTION RE QU ESTED:
Renewal, 3.2 Fermented Malt Beverage License-Consumption on Premises
POLICE AN D FBI REPORTS:
Enclosed
PREVIOUS CITY CO IL ACTIONS DURING PRIOR TWO YEARS,
FXCLUDI NG ANNUAL RE IEWAL:
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RENEWAL APPLICATION FOR 3.2%
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Sto1 k o~fttcl
JCP Provision Company Inc. is a wholly owned subsidiary of
the J C Penney Company. Inc. It is believed that no one
person own~ more than p% of J C Penney. stock
. ''•" •Nebraska
Dat e of 8•' th
Mo nth Do,.. Y~or
10-27-13
10-2i-35.
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TO: Director of Finance
FR)t~: Chief of Pol ice
DATE: June 1, 1976
SUBJECT: L1 QUOR OUTLET CALLS -VALU SUPERI>IARKET , 5175 S . BRlADtiAY
Please be advised the pol ice depa rtment has received no cal Is during the
past year in connection with the 3.2% I iquor I icense for the above establish-
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Englewood Water and Sewer Board
Regular Meeting
June 15, 1976
The .eeting was called to order at 5:01 p.m. by Senior Board Member
Babcock in the absence of the Chairman and Vice-Chairman.
Members present: Babcock, Hayes, Ullery, Gibson, Mann, Sovern, Taylor.
Members absent: Schnackenb erg, Wallace.
Also pr esentz C. B. Carroll, Jr., Director of Utilities.
I. SUPPLEMENT 9 49 TO SOUTHGATE SANITATION DISTRICT
pe r ac r e in
Hr. Carro ll
and he rec ommend e d
a t ion.
Hr. Hay s mov ed;
Hs. Ul l e ry s ec on d d :
approve s
That th Boa rd rec ~n d t o Coun c il
approva l of Supp l n t f 9 to Southgat
San i ta ti on Dh t rlc t con ting n t up on
Gr eenwo od Vil la& 's app roval of
annexa tion.
The motion carried unan imo usly.
II. P OPOSAL FO REVISED OOTSID •CITY At! TtS
Board ask d H • Carroll to c up with a
ach dul to prov d par ty v th Deav r'a
pr aal to cr at a Uot dlf-
arb trarily charatn Sot mor to
uld b a p U y
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1. Adjusbnents to satisfy EPA.
a) Eliminate Outside-City maintenance charges.
b) Reduce Outside-City infiltration charge from 101 to 5t.
c) Eliminate industry surcharge.
2. General changes.
a) Separate the charges for treabaent and maintenance.
Inside-City would pay for both while Outside-City
would pay only for treabaent.
b) Derive Flat Rate from "normal usage" of metered users
in a similar class.
c) Derive minimum charge from "readiness to serve" cost.
3. Sewer rat options.
The combined treabaent/maintenance rate/1000 gallons
decided upon will determine disposal charge revenue
to a major extent.
After discussing the information Mr. Carroll presented, the Board asked
him to run additional se~er rate opt i ons at a combin ed rat /1000 gallons
of 26e to JO e.
Hr. Carroll then s ummarized Industr ial Cost Recovery a outlin d by EPA.
Upon Hr . Carroll's r comm n dation, and af ter some discu sion,
Hr. Taylor mov e d;
Hr. Hayes second d: That th Board recomm nd to Council
acceptanc of th Industrial Cost Re-
cov ry Plan.
Th motion carri d unanlmou ly.
IV. PRELIHI ARY 1976 REVISED BUDGET AND 1977 ESTIMATE ALONG WITH
1977-1981 CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PROG~
Hr. Carroll in ormed th Board about th 1976 Revis d Budc t and 1977
timat d budg t, answ rlnc a v ral qu stions about c han& 1, and brlaCly
pr • nt d th Capital I~rov m nt• Procr ...
v. 81-CITY AST E AT ER PLANT TOOl
u 1 .. i turn• ou1. to b • bad t • l l will b ,,
July 16, 1 76 at l100 P·•·
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Regular Meeting
June 15, 1976
Th e ~eting was called to order at 5:01 p.m. by Senior Board Member
Babcock in th absence of the Chairman and Vic e -Chainman.
Members present: Babcock, Hayes, Ullery, Gibson, Mann, Sovern, Taylor,
Members abs en t : Schnacke nb e rg, Wallace.
Also pr esent: C. B. Carroll, Jr., Director of Utilities.
1. SUPPLEMENT fi 49 TO SOUTHGAT E SANITATION DISTRI CT
ation .
d acce ptance
Hr. Ha y 1 mo ved ;
Ms. Ulle r y second d:
a pprov s ann x-
That th Boa rd rec ~n d t o Co un cil
app r ova l of Supp l n t #49 to Sou th at
San itat i on District con tin& t u pon
Cr e nwo od Villa & 's app rova l of
a nn exa t1 on.
Th motion carried unanl usly.
11. P 0 SAL FO VISED OUTSID -CITY
CUlt
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volved, including some in Cherry Hills and Cherry Hills Rancho.
Hr. Taylor then asked if it cost more to serve outside customers.
Hr. Carroll's response was that greater capital investment is required
to serve them, but that they pay 50~ more for a tap fee.
Hr. Sovern moved;
Hr. Gibson seconded: That the Board recommend to Council ap-
proval of a revision in the Outside-
City water rates, creating a lSOt dif•
ferential from inside rates and that the
City Attorney draw up an ordinance to
that effect.
The motion carried unanimously.
Hr. and Mrs. Waldow arrived at 5:25 p.m.
Hr. Carroll asked the Board to consider Hr. Waldow's request out of
sequ nee.
VI. INDIVIDUAL TAP-ON AGRE EMENT
Hr. Waldow is bu i lding a pr i vat r sid nc i n the vicinity of 3700
S. Clay St. and d si r • sanitary se r servic~. Hi s most reasonable
option is to sign an individual tap-on agr eaent with Valley Sanitation
District and th City of Engl wood. H alr ady ha s a letter of approval
from Engineer Cass ns of Vall y Sanitation District. He also has a
thr •party agr m nt lacking only aignatures, and has paid all tap
f s andasseasments to Vall y.
Hr. Hay I IDOV d;
Hr . Sov rn second d: That th Board recommend to Council
approval of an individual tap•on agree-
Ill nt with Hr . Waldow Cor th property
Th 1110tlon carr d
Th Waldows d part
n ar 3700 S. Clay St., conting nt upon
Hr. Waldow obtaining all requ iait
official a gnatur a.
unani.-ou aly.
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111. P OPOS!D VISl TO S!W T!S
Th
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d v loping quitabl a r
A aaya that ev ryon ah ld
to d r i an addltl al
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1. Adjusbnents to sat isfy EPA.
a) Eliminate Outside-City maintenance charges.
b) Reduce Outside-City infiltration charge from 101 to 51.
c) Eliminate industry surcharge.
2. General change s.
a) Separate the charges for treatment and maintenance.
Inside-City would pay for both while Outside-City
would pay only for treatment.
b) Derive Flat Rate from "normal usage" of metere d users
in a similar class.
c) Derive minimum charge from "readiness to serve" cost.
3. Sewer rate options.
The combined treatment/maintenance rate/1000 gallons
decided upon will determine disposal charge revenue
to a major extent.
After discussing the information Mr. Carroll presented, the Board asked
him to run additional se~er rate opt ions at a combined rate/1000 gallons
of 26c to JOe.
Hr. Carroll then s ummarized Industrial Cost Recovery a outlin d by EPA.
Upon Hr. Carroll's r comm n dati on, and af ter som discussi on,
Mr. Taylor mov d;
Mr. Hayes s conded: That thf Board r:
ace ptan.:: of th
c ov ry Plan.
The motion carr d unanimou s ly.
IV. PRELIMINARY 1976 REVISED BUDGET AND 1977 ESTIHAT ALONG WITH
1977-1981 CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PROCr~
Hr. Carroll informed th Board about th 1976 Revis d Budc t and 1977
stimat d budg t, answ rinc s v ral qu stlona about chana a, and brle!ly
pr 1 nt d th Capital ~rov m nta Proara•.
V. Bl•CITY WASTE~ATER PLANT TOUR
Unl sa t turna out to b a bad ~ • , th tour will
July 16, 1976 at l aO P·•·
VI. Ol'H R M41i
on rr day,
A atr but d r Ccrrin to th tour o th Cabln Cr k-ado
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An article on the Safe Drinking Water Act was distributed for the
edification of the Board.
The meeting was adjourned at 7:00 p.m.
Respectfully subm i tte d,
Jef!r y Shu ltz
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MEHORAHDUH TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION
OR RECOHNENDATION OF THE ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD
DATE1 June 15, 1976
SUBJECT: SUPPLEMENT 149 TO SOUTHGATE SANITATION DISTRICT
RECOHHENDATIOth !'hat City Council approve Supp1-nt 149 to South-
&ate Sanitation Diatrict, contingent upon Green-
wood Villaae'a approval of annexation,
ap ctfully aubaitt d,
ENGLEWOOD WATEl AND SEWER IOU
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MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION
OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD
DATE I
SUBJECT a
RECCHt!MDATIONa
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June 15, 1976
PROPOSAL FOR REVISED OUTSIDE-CITY WATER RATES
That tbe City Council approve a revisioo in tbe
Outside-City water rates, creatine a l5ot differ•
ential froa inside rates and that the City Attorney
draw up an ordinance to that effect.
~ sp ctfully subaltt d.
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OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD
DATE:
SUBJECT:
RECOMMENDATION:
June 15, 1976
INDIVIDUAL TAP-ON AGREEMENT
That the City Council approve an indiv i dual tap•oo
agre.-ent with Mr. Waldow for the property near
3700 s. Clay St., contin&ent upon Mr. Waldow ob-
tain i ng all requisit off icial signatur s •
R spect ully sub.itted,
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MEMORANDUM TO THE ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL REGARDING ACTION
OR RECOMMENDATION OF THE ENGLEWOOD WATER AND SEWER BOARD
OATEs
SUIWECT:
RECOtltENDATlON I
June 15, 1976
PROPOSED REVISION TO SEWER RATES (INDUSTRIAL COST RECOVERY)
Tha t the City Counc i l accept the Industr i al Cost
Recov e ry Plan.
Rea p c t f u l l y s uba i t ted,
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN MANN
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. ~--' SERIES OF 1976
AN ORDINANCE ZO lNG A NEWLY " E.A r.t) PAR 'EL ut LA ND TO THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOO, ARAPAHOE COU NTY, STATE OF COLORADO, FROM
AN UNZONED CLASSIFICATION TO I-1, LIGHT INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT.
WHEREA S, the property described h e r ein was annexed
t o the City of Eng lewood, by Ordinance No. 20, Series of 1976;
and
WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 22.1-7 of the Comprehen-
sive Zon~ng Ord~nance any are of land annexed to the City
fl Pr th P f1~ct iv ddt' f s i rompre h1 nsivc Zoninq Ordin nee
shall 'consul. r. to b<> w1 h<"'t.L zon e cl<>ss~fication; and
WIILREA , s<1id pan:. 1 of and, b iny wi hou zone
class~f~c lLon, h City Planning and Zoning Commission held
a Publir H ~r1nq ~n May 4, l 7 ozone said newly annexed
parcel t 1-1, Lt hl Tn ustr1al DJs rict; an 1
HEREM>, the Plan ninq tnd Zoning Comm1ss~on has
cons1 or •d It\,) pt<.>pos<.!d dm ndm nt. nd mdp ch nge , nd h s
submitted ~ts favorable r comm nd ion to the City Council
therefor; nd
WHERLAS,
Zon1ng Ord1nanc
Counc~l on
pursu nt
Public I'
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~on 2.3 of th Compreh nsiv
h ld bPfore th City
1d n wly ann xed
Sl.fica 10n; nd p rc 1 of 1 n
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c aa1 y, conv n1 lth,
nd good ~on~ng prac 1c JUSt1 y
aa1d Off1cial Zon1nq M p, aa
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Lot 6,
BELL ISLE GARDENS,
Arapahoe County,Colorado
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The Official Zoning Map of the City of Englewood,
Colorado, her by is amended accordingly.
Introduced, r ad in full and passed on first reading
on the 17th day of Ma y, 1976.
Publ1shed as
of May, J'l7
Bill for an Ordinance on the 19th day
I· .•L l e ud pu·~··d 11 tlnll C<;<.~ding on the 21st
Publl slicd by titl as Ordinance No.
197, on IP23r duyofJunc, 1.976.
MAYOR
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN SMITH
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANCE NO. '2-">-, SERIES OF 1976
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 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:
Section 1.
That Chapter 6 , of Title XI, of the 1969 E.M.C., is
her by am nded by adding a news ct ion, Section 26, to read
il.S follows:
11 -o-26: SOLICITATION OF TOWING OR WRECKER BUSINESS
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Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 9th day
of June, 1976.
Read by title and passed on final reading on the 21st
day of June, 1976 .
Published by Title as Ordinance No .
1976, on the 23 r d d ay of June, 1976.
MAYOR
ATTEST:
ex off1cio Ci t y Cl rk-Treasur r
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I, William D. James, d o h e reby certify th t the above
nd foregoing is a true, accurate and c omplete copy of the
Ordinanc , passed on final reading nd published by title as
Ordinanc e No . , S e ries of 1976 •
x officio C1ty Clerk-Treasurer
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUN CILMAN CLAYTON
BY AUTHORITY
ORDINANC E NO . , SERIES OF 1976
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SU BS ECTTON 2(c) OF CHAPTER 11, TITLE XI,
OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE, ESTAB J,I SHING MINIMUM
PENALTIES FOR DOGS RUNNING AT LARGE.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLE WOOD, COLORA DO, as follows:
Section 1.
That subsec t~on 2(c) of Chapt_r 11, Titl XI, of the
1969 E.M.C., ~s I · r by mended to read J5 follows:
11-11-2 DOGS RUNNING AT LARGE PRO HIBITED
I shall b unlawful for ny owner or p rson
having th car , cus ody nd cont rol of any dog
o allow such dog to run a large in th city unl ss
~;uch dog is und r h rea C'lll ble con ro1 of uch o wner
or r~;on.
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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.
1976, on the 9th day of June, 1976. _, Series of
ATTEST:
exof
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-MAYOR
rk-Treasurer
m D. J mes, do hereby certify that the above tru ~. accurat and complete copy of the
on final r ading and published by title as ______ , S r~ s of 1976.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINAN CE AMENDING SECTI ON 2, CHAPTER 11, OF TITLE XI, OF
THE 1 969 ENGLE WOO D MUNICIP AL CODE , AS AMENDED , BY REQUIRING
A COURT AP PEARANCE FOR THOSE OWNERS OR PERSONS HAVING THE
CUSTODY AND CONTROL OF ANY DOG RUNNING AT LARGE.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD , COLO RADO , as follows:
Sect1on 1.
That Sec tion 2 , Cha pte r 11, of Tl 1 XI, o f the
lY E.M .C ., 1s a me nd d y r e p ea l 1ng s ub s c t1 on (d ) th r e of:
ll-ll -.! (d) kE EALED
ln rodu· d, r ad 1n full n p ss don h r s r e ad 1ng
on he 21st day of Jun , 197
P 11sh d a s a Bill f o r an Ord1nance on the 23 rd d y
o f Jun e , 1~7u.
MA YOR
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It •I ·J: 1,, unla,.,fu l for an) u "'n~r ur pt>rbOn ha"mg the ca rt!, c u stod) and
, <•n '' I u l a m do~ to allo" 'Uch dog LO run at large tn thl• r1ty un les such dog IS
ur • r 1 • r< 1 •o ahl~ nmtroluf uc h ow ne r or per on
I ur the purpu"t' o l th" <;eCUon. a dog hall be deemed t.o be "running
ot la r~-: · "ht>n o ff or away from the premi s of th ow ner. po sessor
• r k<•eper t he rl'••f a nd not under the contml of such o wner, po e sor
ur t•epe r "hu ,hall be compett-nt w < ontrol s uch dog and who may
t .. n·qu1red to dl.'mo n trate LO a meml r of the Englewood Pollet'
1 II J·drt ment n r anv A nama! Warden nf the ity of Englewood h1 or
I ..r a b1ht) to' n ntrol uch dog whenever such dog i not kt>pl on o r
• uto t ro lled h' <1 lE-a h co rd or c ham not to e xct>ed ten (I 0 ) feet
<lo •,.t ... nh•tandrngan••ftht•prn'r ron .nf thr sect1on,adog hallbe
1 , , med not undt r rt>bonablt-wntrol wh n any of th fo llowmg
< :hh llon' on ur
rlt
1 1 I ht do • mfltn dama • o r InJUry b} bttmg. jumping upon,
pulluuon n t 't' • t allon or hy ny otht>r mt>an whatsoever, to
t ht pu"m <Jr pro pen uf an) o nt> o ther than th own r , except
m thl' ddl·n of th o nt•r h " fa mily or property, or any dog
und.·r the control and command o f a pohcl' offtcer m th cou r
(o f I• Ju•)
'-' In tht ca• o f pn un p )ed fem11le dog "'htl atd dog 1 10
•·•t ru un ht·at or tn easonl and not securely conftned tn th
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN ~~~~~-~------------------------
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 5, CHAPTER 3, OF TITLE V, OF
THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE, AS AMENDED, BY DIS-
QUALIPYING CERTAIN EMPLOYEES RELATED BY BLOOD OR MARRAIGE
FROM ORIGINAL APPOINTMENT OR PROMOTION WITHIN THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Sect1.on 1.
That Sectl.on 5, Chapter 3, o f Title V, of the 1969
E.M.C., 1.s hereby am nd d to read ~ follows:
5-3-~ DIS UALIFICATION -MANDATORY -DISCRETIONARY
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by intradepartmental transfer, such employee
shall be transferred to another job in his or
her classification in another department, at
a grade not higher than he or she then held,
providing there is such a job vacancy or,
if no vacancy, he or she shall be placed on
a re-employment list for a period of one (1)
year. Which of the related employees shall
be so transferred,or laid off, the time there-
fore, and other employment details necessary
to be arranged to carry out this polic~ shall
be determined by the City Manager, subject to
the right of appeal by the employee or employees
involved, to the Board of Career Service Com-
missioners.
Yo r the purpos s of
"relat d by blood or
those employ~ s wh o l
ship to on anothe
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Broth rs
S1sters
Grandpar n s
Spouse
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First COUSlnS
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for the performance of th~ duties of
the class.
(3) He has made a false statement of material
fact in his application.
(4) He has, within the past two (2) years,
been dismissed from a position in the
classified service, after a hearing, on
charges of delinquency, misconduct,
inefficiency or other similar cause,
or has resigned from a position while
under suspension or while charges were
pending against him.
(5) He is known o have a record of habitual
criminality or moral turpitude.
(6) He is addic d to the use of narcotics
or th habi ual use of 1ntoxicating
liquors to excess.
(7) He has us d or att~mpted to use political
pressure or brib ry to secure an advantage
in the examination or appointment.
(8) He has dir ctly or ind~rectly obtained
1nformation regard1ng e xaminations to
which, as n pplicant, he is not entitl d.
(9) H h s tak n p r 1n th compilation,
admin1s rat ion or corr ction of the
x m1n t1on.
(10) H h f ll d to aub 1 h1a pplication
wlthin the pr acrib d ti l1mits; or
( 11) n organ1zat1on d clar
A torn y n r 1 of h
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day of June, 1976.
MAYOR
ATTEST:
I, Wlll~am D. Jdm s, do hereby ccrt~fy that the above
nd for go1n 1 ~ a tru~, ·curate and comple t e copy of a Bill
for an Ord1n nco.!, 1ntroduc d, read in full, and passed on
f1rst r ading on th 21st d y of June, 1976.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN ~~~~~~-------------------
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE REGIONAL
TRANSPORTATION DISTRICT AND THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD RELATING
TO BUS PASSENGER SHELTERS.
WHEREAS, the City of Englewood and the Regional
Transportation District are desirous of entering into an
Agreement relating to bus passenger shetlers.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That the City of Englewood, Colorado, shall· enter
into an Agr ement with the Regional Transportation District,
according to the provisions of that certain written instru-
ment captioned "Agreement", which is attached hereto, con-
sisting of three (3) typewritten pages and is hereby incorp-
orated by r ference herein. Said instrument provides:
1. The City of Englewood shall grant to the Regional
Transportat~on District a license to occupy and use, subject
to all of th terms of th Agreement, the following premises:
(1) G~rard nd Clarkson, Nor heast corner;
se Exh~b~ "A" attached hereto
(2) Bro dway and Floyd,
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its own expense, keep and maintain in good repair any improve-
ments placed by it on the premises, and, at the expiration of
said Agreement restore the premises to their original con-
dition, crdinary wear and tear excepted.
5 . The Regional Transportation District shall
indemnify and hold harmless the City of Engelwood against
all liabilities and losses, including costs incurred in
defedning any claim or suit against the City in connection
therewith, for death or injuries to persons, or for loss of,
or damage to, property arising out of, and in connection with,
the use and occupancy of the demised premises by thP Regional
Transportation District, its agents, employees, or invitees.
In the event of any such claims made or suits filed, the City
shall give the Regional Transportation Dis~ric prompt written
notice thereof, and the Re gional Transpo rtation Distr~ct shall
have the right to •fend or settle the ~a rne to the extent of
its interest hereunder. The Regional 1ransportation District
shall not be liable for any injury or damages that may arise
out of or in connection with the use and o~curan~y of any area
und r the control of the City.
6. Any notices given pursuant to sa~d Agreement, by
c~ther p rty to the other party, shall be done as set fo~th
1n q ~i~ Agreem nt.
7. No o ficer, memb r or employee of the Regional
Transportation D1stric , and no member of its governing body,
and no other publ1c off~ci 1, or employee , of the governing
body of th local~ty, or local~tl s, included within the
R gicnal Tran por 10n 0~ r1ct who e xercises any functions
or rcspons~b~ll ~ s 1n th pproval, of said Agr
m nt, dur~ng h1s or r ther after, shall
h v any int c , , 1n said Agre m nt or
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Introduced, read in full and passed on first reading
on the 21st day of June, 1976.
Published as a Bill for an Ordinance on the 23rd day
of June, 1976.
MAYOR
ATTEST:
ex off~c~o ity Clerk-Treasurer
I, W~lliam D. James, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of a Bill
for an Ordin nee, introduced, read in full, and passed on
f~rst r d~ng on the 21st day of June, 1976.
x officio city Clerk-Treasur r
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A G R E E M E N T
AGREEMENT made this JUUlL day of --~J~uwn~e~---------' 1976, by and
b:; t tic en ______ _,C..,.i....,t...,y'-"'o"'f_..E ... n~& ..... l c~o~...,...._...._ _______ _ hereinafter r eferred to
a~ "L1censor," and the REGIO:lAL TRA:~SPO!lTATIO N DISTRICT , a political
s u tJ1ivisi.on of the State of Color do, hereinafter referrad to as "Licensee."
In consideration of the mJtual promises contained herein, and for
ot i.•. :-nood nd valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of
wh c ~ rc hereby acknowledged, the parties agree as follows:
1. Licensor hereby grants to Licensee a license to occupy and use,
sub .tc ct to all of the tPrms hereof, the following premises:
(I) Glrdrd Jnd Clark on, rLh< st corner;
See ExhibJ.L "A" atta h d h r to
(2) Bro dwdy and Flo d, orth ast corn r;
S Exhibit "8" tt ch d h r to
(3) Souths id
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2. The above describ d prem1aes y be occupied and used by Licensee
sol .ly for bus p ssen er sheltera aod for incident 1 purposes related
th r-o duri the period 1.nn n
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con 1nu1ng un 11 hi Agr terQ1nat d as h reinatter provided .
3. E1 her p rty y e hi Agr nt at any t1 by &ivin&
wri t n n o th oth r, he d te or teraina ion, such
n 1 ss t (90) d y prior to the d te therein
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repair any improvements placed by it on the premises, and, at the expir~tion
of th is a~reemE'nt rest .. re the premises to their orie;in01l conjition, ordin-
ary wear and te3r xccptcd .
5. Liccn s~· 5 ~~11 ind~mnify and hold harmless Li~~nsor against
all liabil it i , ... ' 1 ._c s , including costs incurred in d-:!.:' •• mdi nc any
claim or suit ~: •~n:..t Li·~·~nsor in connection therewith, for· death or
injuries to p•r. ~·. 1 Jr ; :>r loss of or damage to prope rty :!I' ising out of
and in co1 11 '!C ~ · '1 • ... • 'r :.he use and occup ncy of the de:-:L.:d premises by
Licensee, its o.~~;..,;.t :., c .,loyees, or invitees. In the evl!nt of any such
claims made or ~u l t s fried, Licensor sh 11 give Licensee pronpt written
notice thereof, an1 Li~ ns'e shall have th r1ght to defend or settle
the same to th cxt ~nt of its intere s t he r und~r. Liccns 3e shall not
be lia ble f or any 'njury or damaees tha may arise out of or in connec tion
with the use and o ~~up nc y of any r under the control of Licensor.
6. Any notices given pursu nt here to by either party to the other
par y sh 11 be in wr iting and mailed by certified mail, po st ge pr paid ,
addr ssed as f ollows:
To Licensor:
To Licen ee:
Th e ddr ss to ch .1ny n o ~i c d
or e or n o ny p r• y a
n o ice a v n y r r y
Ci ty of En 1 ood
3400 o. Elati Str t
Engl wood, Colorado 0110
Re&ional Tran portatlon Dlstriot
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of its governing body, and no other public official or employee of the
governing body of the locality or localities included within the ReGiOn3l
Transportation Distri ct who exercises any functions or responsibilit ies
in the review or approval of this Agreem e nt, during his tenure o~ for
one year th ereafter, shall have any interest, direct or indirec t, in L~:w
Agreement or the proc eeds thereof.
IN WITN ESS HHEREOF, the parties have duly executed this Ag r~e"lle'lt,
effective the day and date first above written.
Cl'r'i OF ENGLE OQD
Licensor
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REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION DISTRICT
Licensee
John D. Simpson
Executive Director/Gener~l Manager
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM:
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 35, CHAPTER 4, OF TITLE XIII,
OF THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE, AS AMENDED, BY REDUCING
THE AMOUNT OF REVENUES FROM THE SALES AND USE TAX DEPOSITED
INTO A CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT ACCOUNT.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Section 1.
That Section 35, Chapter 4, of Title XIII, of the 1969
E.M.C., is hereby amended to read as follows:
13-4-35: PURPOSE OF TAX -DISTRIBUTION OF PROCEEDS
The City Council hereby declares that the
purpose of the levy of the taxes impose~ by this
ordinance is for the rais~ng of funds for payment
of the general operating expen~es of the City and
for capital improvem nts; provided, however, not
less than ene-~hire-~i/3t TWENTY-~IVE AND EIGHT-
TENTHS (25.8\} PERCENT of all the rev nues derived
from S3id tax shall b s gregated, held apart ,
nd deposited into a s par t •capital Improv nt
Account" nd sh 11 b us d solely to fund nd finance
c pit 1 im?rov nta of h City of Engl wood.
In roduc d, r d ~n full and pa a d on irat r d~ng
on h 2la d y of Jun , 1976.
Publlsh d as
of Jun , 1 76.
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ex off~c~o C~ty Clerk-Treasurer
I, William D. James, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is a true, accurate and complete copy of a Bill
for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and passed on
first reading on the 21st day of June, 1976.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 11, CHAPTER 4, OF TITLE XV, OF
THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE, BY MAKING PROVISION FOR
THE RECOVERY FROM INDUSTRIAL-TYPE USERS OF CERTAIN COSTS
RELATING TO FEDERALLY FUNDED BI-CITY TREATMENT PLANT WITHIN
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows :
Section 1.
That Section 11, Chapter 4, of T itle XV, of the 1969
E.M.C., is hereby amended to read as follows:
15-4-11: INDUSTRIAL COST RECOVEPY (ICR)
(a) In accordance with Title II of the Federal Water
Pollution Control Act Amendments of 1972 (Public
Law 92-500,33 USC 1251 et. seq .) provision is
hereby made for recovery from industrial-type
use r s of the federa l ly funded Bi-City Treatment
Plant of their share of t h e total fe d eral grant.
(b) Industries Affected shall be those identified
1n the St ndard Industrial Classification
M nual, (SIOI) 1972 as r vised, Division A
through I wi h the sp c1f1c x ception of thos
industries wh1ch d1sch rg only non process,
segregat d do s 1c w stes or wast s fro sanitary
conv n1 nc s. Af ect d industries Wlll
cl s1f1 d as follows:
l. Industri s are thos
of th follo~oo11nq
1cs:
( ) l a a 50,000 gallon/
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Monitoring to determine strength levels
shall be accomplished no less frequently
than annually. The results of samp l ing
and analysis will be recorded in the
Utilities office, reported to the affected
industry and reported to regulatory agencies
per their current directives.
2. Minor Contributing Industries are those
ldentified by SICM, Div. A thru I and not
classified as major contributing industries.
Monitoring, sampling and analysis of this
category will be accomplished where possible
to establish "normal" pollutant levels by
class. Relevant information from other
jurisdictions will be used as available to
compare and adjust class rates.
(c) Payment Rates shall be computed for ICR customers
based on the following baslc capital costs for
the Bi-City plant:
(d)
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BOD:
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$460.12 I 1000 gal-day of capacity
30.47 I pound-day of capacity
35.04 I pound-day of capacity
Specific individual rates will be calculated
based on th volume strength and rate of flow
in accordance with current frederal guidelin s.
Adjustments to individual rates will b m d
annually or more frequently whenever evid nc
1s receiv d th t a major change in wastewa er
volurn and/or characteristics has occurr d.
Payrnen wil l comrn nc within one year of th
dat of initlation of service through th
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(e) New Industry is one which connects to a treatment
works after such treatment works has been put
into service. ICR payments by a new industry
shall begin on the date use is initiated and shall
continue for the unexpired portion of the ICR
period or until the industry ceases use of the
facility, whichever occurs first. Total ICR
recovered from a new industry shall be the
Federal cost of the capacity used multiplied
by the ratio of its period of use to the ICR
period.
(f) Procedures for Management and Investment of ICR
Funds: The City shall retain 50\ of the amounts
recovered from industrial users. The remainder,
together with any i nterest earned thereon, shall
be returned to the u.s. Treasury on an annual
basis. A minimum of 80\ of the retained amounts,
together with interest earned thereon, s~all be
used solely for the eligible costs of the expansion
or recon=truction of treatment works associated ~ith the project and necessary to meet the require-
ments of the Act. The grantee shall cbtain the
written approval of the Regional ~dministrator
prior to committment of the retained ~ounts
for any e xpansion and reconstruction. The
remainder of the retained amounts may be used
as the grantee sees fit. Pending use, the
grantee shall invest the retained amounts for
reconstruction and expansion in: (1) obligations
of the u.s. Government; or (2) obligations
guaranteed as to principal anj interest by the
u.s. Government or any agency thereof; or (3)
shall deposit such amounts in ccounts fully
col lateralized by obligations of th u.s. Govern-
m nt or by oblig tiona fully guarant d as to
pr1ncip 1 nd inter st by th U.S. Gov rnment
or any g ncy ther of.
Introduced, r ad in full a nd pass d on f1rst re d1ng
on th 21st day of June, 1976 •
Publ1ah d a a Bill for n Ordinanc on th 23rd day
o Jun , 19761
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ex off~cio C~ty Cler~Treasurer
I, William D. James, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a tru., accurate and complete copy of a Bill
for an Ordinance, introduced, read in full, and passed on first reading on the 21st day of June, 1976.
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INTRODUCED AS A BILL BY COUNCILMAN
A BILL FOR
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 14, CHAPTER 4, TITLE V, OF
THE 1969 ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO ANNU~L MILITARY LEAVE AND AUTHORIZING FULL PAY WITHOUT REDUCTION
OF BENEFITS FOR THE FIRST FIFTEEN (15) DAYS THEREOF.
BE IT ORDAI NED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, as follows:
Sect~on 1.
Th a Sec t ion 14, Chapter 4, of Title v, of the 1969
E.M.C., ~s h e r e b y m nd d to r ad as follows:
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MILITARY LEAVE
Any p rmanent or probationary employee
who nlists or is indue d into the military,
naval, air or other Armed Fereee SERVICES of
he United St t s in tim of war, shall be
entitled to a leav of absence without pay
for the duration of such war, or until honor-
ably discharged, whichever occur first, and
for one (l) year thereafter.
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SERVICE IS SATISFACTORILY PERFO RME D,
WH ICH SHA LL BE PRESUMED UNLESS THE CON-
TRA RY I S ESTAB LISHED. 9£-eh~e-~er~ee -ef
time,-eaid-em~ieyee-shai!-~e -eiiowed-the
nermei -fifteen -~!5t -deys-mi!itery -!eeve-ef -
e~senee -when -erdered-te-eetive-daty-fer
trei n ing ~--~he -eity -eheii-~ey-the-differenee
~etween-the-eetive -eaty-training~--~he-eity
sheii-~ey-the-eifferenee-~etween-the-em~ieyee~s
mi!itary-~ey-ene-regaiar-~ay,-i£-his-miiitary
~ay -is -the-iesser-emeant~--ff -the-e~~ieyee
tekee -~i!itary -!eave -earing -his-vaeatien,-he
wiii-reeeive -fa ii-~ay ~--Mi!i tary -~ay-ineiades
eniy -~ese -~i as -ienge¥i ty -~ey ~--ft-dees -net
i neiade -aiiewane es -fer -trevei,-sabsistenee-
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SUCH LEAVE SHALL NOT BE ALLOWED UNLESS THE
EMPLOYEE RETURNS TO HIS PU BLIC POSITION
IMMEDIATELY UPON BEING RELIEVED FROM SUCH
MILITARY SERVICE AND NOT LATER THAN THE
EXPIRATION OF THE TIME HEREIN LIMITED FOR
SUCH LEAVE, OR IS PREVENTED FROM SO RETURNING
BY PHYSICAL OR MENTAL DISABILITY OR OT HER
CAUSE NOT DUE TO HIS OWN FAULT , OR IS
REQUIRED BY PROPER AU TH ORITIES TO CO N-
TINUE IN SUCH MILITARY SERVICE BEYO ND THE
TIME HEREIN LIMITED FOR SUCH LEAVE.
Introduced, r ad in full and passed on first reading
on th 21st day of June, 1976.
Publish•d s a Bill for an Ordinance on th 23rd day
of Jun , 1976.
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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 21st day of June, 1976.
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MEMORANDUM
TO: Andy McCown, City Manage r
FROM: Bernard V. Berardini , City Attorney
DATE: June 14, 1976
SUBJECT: MILITARY LEAVE
We recently discussed the decision by the Arapahoe County
District Court re~ating to the c la i m of a B. Thomas Lofft,
previously employed with the City of Littleton, and a
member of th State National Guard, who made a claim against
the City of L.tttleton for military l e ave pay for the years
that he was in attend ance on activ duty; but whose pay was
proportiona ely reduced by the amount of military pay receive d
dur.tng the ~er1od of activ duty W1lh th National Guard.
Es ntially, Nr. L fft ' s claim was ll , th State statute
authorized full pay from the Ci y of Littleton, in addition
to the mil.tlary pay granted h1m a~ a m mber of the National
Guard. Th City 's position w s that Mr. Lofft was not entitled
to retain bo h the military nd c.tvilian p y, but should not
incur an t loss as a r ult of he m1l1t ry pay. The Court
disagrc 'd Lth lhe City 's co~t ntion, and nt red judgment
for all back pay, plus int rest, which I understand the City
of Littleton h s paid, and does no intend to appeal.
I hav d.tscussed the case at with Mr. Nissler, City
Attorn y of Littleton, ar.d h that 1n vi w of the
f.tnding, th language of th ut , nd other
uthor.ttJ s ci ed 1n th Cour op.tnion , that ny mod-
.lf.tcat.ton o th revisions r 1 in o milit ry pay would
h v to om from the St t 1 gial ure, nd not from th
C1ty Councils of th ci i•a,wh.tch are now, nd hav
b n, p y.tng only th diff o he loy who is c lled to c 1v du y.
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I am enclosing a copy of the proposed Bill, together with
the Orqer and Judgment of the District Court, entered May 26.; 1976.
/: (,, 4 •. ,t/ / r/ ,\ ~ ,. BER~ARD V. B~RARD~N~
-et'ty Attorney '
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cc: K rl Noll nbery •r, Assi3tant City Manager/Enclosures
Rich Lorig, Director of Personnel/Enclosures
C reer s rvic Board/Enclosures
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RESOLUTION NO. ,;)_ t , SERIES OF 1976
A RESOLUTION ADOPTING FINDINGS OF FACT AND CONCLUSIONS IN
CASE NO. 14-76, ZONING A NEWLY ANNEXED PARCEL OF LAND TO
THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, 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 b considered to be without zone classification; and
WHEREAS, said parcel of land, being without zone classif~cation, the City Planning and Zoning Commission held
a Public H ar~ng on May 4, 1976 to zone said newly annexed
paracel to I-1, Light Industrial District; and
WHEREAS, the Planning nd Zoning Commission has cons~d r d th proposed amendment nd map change, and has subm~tt d ~ts favorable recomm ndation to the City Council
th refor; nd
WHEREAS,
Zon~ng Ord.1.n nc
Council on Jun
land ccord.1.ng
pursu nt to Section 22.3 of th Comprehensive
Public H aring w s held before th City
7, 1976 to zon a id newly annexed parcel of
o h bove cl ssific tion; nd
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th CouncJ.l h a r v.1. w d the evid nee taken
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That the Findings of Fact and Conclusions contained
in Case No. 14-76 relating to the zoning of a newly annexed
parcel of land to the City of Englewood, Colorado, described
as follows, from an unzoned classification to I-1, Light
Industrial District, pursuant to Section 22.1-7 of the Com-
prehensive Zoning Ordinance, heretofore presented to the City
Council by the City Planning and Zoning Commission, are hereby
approved and adopted:
Lot 6,
BELL ISLE GARDENS,
Arapahoe County, Colorado
Section 2.
That a verified copy of said Findings of Fact and
Conclusions are attached hereto and made a part of this
Resolution as though fully set forth.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 21st day of June, 1976.
MAYOR
ATTEST:
x officio city Cl rk-Treasur r
I, Willl D. J a, x off1cio City Cl rk-Tr a urer,
of the City of Engl wood, Colorado, do h r by certify that
the bov and for going is a ru , ccurat and complet copy
of ~ solution No. , S ri a of 1976.
x officio city Clerk-Tr asurer
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CITY PLANNING A~n 7.0NINC. COMMJSSIO~
CITY OF ENr.u;:woon, COLORADO
CASE 0 , 14-7o
IN RE : THE ZONING 0F PROPERTY
ANNEXED TO THE CITY OF
ENGLEWOOD TO I-1, LIGHT IN-
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FTNDINGS OF FACT, CON-
CLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS.
A Public Hearing was h lri ;n connection ~ith Case
No. 14-76 on May 4, 1976 , in the Council Chambers a~ the
Englewood City Hall , The following mPmbers of the City
Planning and Zoning Commission werP present: Mr. Jones, Mr.
Jorgenson, Mr . Parker, Mrs. Pierson , Mr. Don Smith , Mr. Tanguma,
and Mr . Williams,
The following members 0 1 the r.ommission wer absent :
Mr. Ed Smith, and Mrs. Mae Wad e .
FINDINGS OF FACT
Upon r view of the PvidPnce taken in the form of
testimony, presentation , reports, anct f 1 d rior.um nt , the
Commission mnkP~ the following findin~s of fact .
Th t proper notice of th meP ing to con id r th
propo d zoning wa giv n by posting and publi hing.
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Arapahoe COHI')t.y, and to the north, northeast and to the east
\ of the north one-half of the subject site, the land is zoned
R-3, Single-family Residential , by Arapahoe County.
That to the east of the south one-half of the subject
site and to the south and southwest, the land is in the City
of Englewood and is zoned 1-1, Light Industrial.
That the subject site was included in the area annexed
to the City of Englewood in what was known as the Santa Fe -
Union Annexation, and was proposed to be zoned 1-1, 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 1-1, Light Industrial
Zone District .
That the property could not be fe asibly developed for
a new residential sc; but it can be rAasonably developed un-
der the I-1, Light Industrial District zoning, the regulations
of which District will require cr ening on the east side of
the subject site for that distance that it adjoins the property
designated for single-famil y u
That the proposed 1-1, Light Industrial Zone District,
will not b in conflict with the Generalized Land Use Map
which i incorporated in th Englewood Coaprehen•ive Plan.
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That the property has been uaed for a non-residential
use previously, specifically as a run shop, and the north one-
ha lf o f the property is now used for Industrial Storage while
the south one-hal f is used as a residence which aay continue s uch occupancy as a Non-Con forain~ Use.
Tha t t hP. proposed 1-1, Light Industrial Zone District
wtll not b ~ ~n conflict with the Generalized Land Uae Map
which is i 'l<:orporated in tbt~ Bnalewood Coaprebeuive Plan,
ndop ted by Resolution No. 28, Seriea o f 1969, and auch zoniq
wi ll cont inue to conserve and stabilir.A the value of property
nnd pr oao t e t he health, sa f ety, aorala, and tbe 1enera1 wel-f are o f t he public.
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Andy McCown, C~ty Manager
~ Kells Waggoner
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~~~ SIGNALIZED PEDESTRIAN CROSSING ON FLOYD AVE., VICI ITY OF ROMANS PARK
Recently, we ere asked to review a requ st for a pedestrian
crossing on Floyd Avenue in th v~cinity of Romans P rk.
Attached ~s a report from Brooks Taylor, Traffic Eng~neer, outl~ning the results of a survey to determ~n e th number
of v hicl• s, gaps bet\l£>en vehicl s, and numb r of ped strians
us1ng th r a in quest~on.
The surv y was made dur~ng a s v n-hour p riod, nd essentially,
shows that, on the average , her w re approx~mately one-and-
one-half v h~cles pass~ng along Floyd Avenu each minu e,
and t1a a p •des tr i n crossed, on the ave rag , one every four-
nd-one-half m~nutes. The surv y also shows that th re re
no less than two, and more often, three and four, gaps of
suff1cien length for p destrians to cross the stre t uring
ach minu e1 wh~ch ,essentially, means ha a pedestri n would
no hav to wa1 more th n th1rty seconds 1n order to cross the street.
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v ling over 30 mph, wh n
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nrooks Taylor
PARK REA ON E.
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A surv y was mad on E . Floyd ve. in th park arPa Var1ou·
>iiUdi<> were> compl<.·t<.•d to d<'tc•rm'n" JUstiflcation f or a
PC>clt• l1 '1~n signalized tl·ossing, and th r•su1ts ar<> n. iollo s:
1. I'VPy m:Jd1• b t\1. (>n
A. I. and 3 P.M.
2. A tot.! of bOO motorL-:Pd vthic1 s (both dn <.t1 n) w•rc c·oun t l' •
3. A total
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Park Area on E. Floyd Ave .
Jun 11, 1976
Warrant #3, Minimum P destrian Volume, "This Warrant is
satisfi d when, for ach of any 8 hours of an average day,
the following traffi volumes x1st:
1. On the major stre t (E. Floyd), 600 r more
vchicl s per hour.
2. During the sam 8 hours as abov , th re are 150
or more p•destrians p r hour.
The r sults of this surv y do s not satisfy ith r of the
two warrants. In as much as th problem i creat d by those
xcc ding the spc d limit, p ssibly more conspicuous signing,
and mor 1·ig1d law nfor nt "oulci h lp.
A r qu •st •d, the ·timat d 'O t of ignal1zation 1~.
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t of Equ r nt lc nd Itth ·trl n :tctu t d:
70 .00.
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OF SPEED BUMP TESTS
BY CITY OF SAN JOSE , CALIFORN IA
(From "Traffic Engineering ", Oc t obe r , 1975)
1 . The speed bumps tested are not e ff ective in reducing veh icle speed s .
2. Speed bumps present an immediate and specific hazard
to some vehicles (bicycles, mo orcycl s , etc .) and a poten ial h zard to all vehicles .•
3. It is impossible to d sign an ffective , narrow speed bump for al l YPes of Vehicl s.
4 . Sp d bumps '-'OUld caus noise ollu ion in r sid ntial neighbo hoods .
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MEMORANDUM
To: Andy McCown, City Manager
From: William D. James, Director of Finance
Date: June 16, 1976
Subject : Selection of Independent Auditing Firm for 1976
The Home Rule Charter r equires that an independent audit be made annually of
all City accounts by a certified public accountant experienced in municipal
accounting, and that the selection of the auditing firm shall be made by City
Council. In or der that some continuity be established from year to year for
the audit, I would recommend that City Council consider a three year contract
for the foll owli1 n~'l"'e~HtS-r· -------------------
1. Interim wor k ca n be accomplished throughout the year rather than waftin g unti l Octo ber to do thi s work.
2. The first year an auditing firm is with the City is basically
becomin g familiar with the accountin g system and the City
operatio ns as a whole. The thr e year contract would allow
them to go into other areas other than accounting.
3. Periodically throughout the year, the Finance Depa rtment
will require some assistance and advice from an independent
auditor in carrying out the financial affairs of the City.
The procedures over the three y ar con tract would be:
l. After the first year there would be a performance revie by
City Council. If the performance of the firm is satisfactory,
there would b a two year rene wal option with fees being
negotiated each year and with any increase be i ng justified.
2. At the end of the three year period, City Cou ncil wo uld initi-
ate the auditor selection process by in terviewin g other auditing
firms, as well as the existing auditing firm, if their perform-
ance was satisfactory. This process would allow any new City
Council members to have a voice in selecting an auditing firm,
sine th three year perfod ould cover any n Council n.
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MEMORANDUM
To: Andy McCown, City Manager
From: William D. James, Director of Finance
Date: June 16, 1976
Subject: Selection of Independent Auditing Firm f or 1976
The Home Rule Charter requires that an independent audit be made annually of
all City accounts by a certified public accountant experienced in municipal
accounti ng, and that the selection of the auditing firm shall be made by City
Council. In order that some continuity be established from year to year for
the audit, I _would recommend that City Council consider a three year contract
for the to 11 ownnii'q""T'eiii"S1:H'15-i-" -------------------
1. Interim work can be accomplished throughout the year rather than
waiting until October to do this wor .
2. The f1rst y ar an auditing firm 1s with the City is basically
becoming f amiliar with the accounting system and th e City
operat1o ns as a whole. The thr e y ar contract ould allow
th m to go into other areas other than accounting.
3. Periodically throughout the year, the Finance Department
will re uire son •e assistance and advice from an independent
auditor in carrying out the financial affairs of the City.
The procedures over the three y ar contract would be:
1. After th first year there would be a performance review by
City C un fl. If the performance of the firm is satisfactory,
there would b a two year renewal option with fees being
negotiated each year and with any increase being justified.
2. At th end of th three year period, City Council would initi-
ate the auditor selection process by interviewing other auditing
firms, as well as the existing auditing firm, i their perform-
ance was satisfactory. This process would llow any n w City
Council bers to have a voice in s lecting an auditing i
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City Council. They have performed quite satisfactorily this year, especially
in reference to the fixed asset program that required substantial effort of
the City staff and the auditing firm to complete the project by year end .
Also, Mr. Shepherd fs familiar with the City's operations as a whole; and he
has endeavored to co ntinually improve on the City's financial report and the accountin g system.
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Wfllfa 0. James
Dfrector of Finane
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