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CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
CITY OF WHEAT RIDGE, COLORADO
September 11, 1989
The Lity Council ~:eetint, was called tv oruel' by lhe ~,ayor at C( j0 l-- lJ,
Councillliembers ~resent hent Davis, Tony }lasco, Loris Ibbison, Larry
~i e r k 1, I' 0 e hell e r, Nan c y :::, nO\<I , h and y h est, an 0 L 1 au 0 i a IN 0 I' t h 1\ 1 s 0
10resent City Clerk, hanva ~anb, City AUlIJinistrator, hike Sn,ith, Lity
Attorney, John Hayes, Public \Narks Girector, Eob Goebel, Lirector of
Plannint, & Levelo~ment, Glen GiGley, Lhiet of follce, Jack Hurst,
staff, and interesteo citizens
APPROVAL OF MINUTES ot August Lb, lSI:>~
~otion by ~lrs Ibbison for the aj:-proval ot the hinutes of l\U~uSt c:.1:>,
1989, seconded by hr \\est, carried 8-0 ~rs \\orth asked that unoer
City Adlliinistrator's ~iatters the dates for budt,et llieetings be includeG
CITIZENS' RIGHTS TO SPEAK
There was no one present to speak
LOCAL LIQUOR LICENSING AUTHORITY MATTERS
Itew 1
hotiun re
JET LiCjuors
hotion by ~r herkl to waive the survey for J ~ T Li4uors, since there
has been a liquor stan.' at tr at locoatiotJ continuously since before 19b1J
I t u r the r lJ; 0 vet 0 G I' 0 era fJ u b 11 C he a r i n ~ tor G co to b e r 9, 1 909, 0 r d e r the
property posted and the public hearing vutlisheu in the :.,ertinel,
secoondeo by hr \\est, carrieo b-O
Iteru L
hotion re Sports GarGen, Inc , oba Brunswick Sierra
vista Lanes
~jotion by !'Irs Snow to waive the survey lvI' :::'ports GardetJ, Inc , dba
Brunswick :::'ierra vista Lanes, 9751 h 49th Avenue, since there is a
liCjuor licelJse at that locatiotJ ana has been cotJlinuously since 190<:' I
further move to order a public hearing tor October 9, 1909, oruer the
property posteo and the public hearing publisheo in the :::'entinel,
seconoeo by hr herkl, carrieo 1:>-0
CITY COUNCIL ~INUTES
Septen:ber 11, 1929
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PUBLIC HEARINGS AND ORDINANCES ON SECOND READING
I t HI, ~ C 0 u n c ilL ill ti 0 C :J - An G r u i n a n c e l-> r 0 v i 0 i n l:, for t b e a 10 lJ r 0 val
of rezoning frofu Resioential-T~o to Lommercial-une on land
located at 4jG4 Kipling ~treet, City 0f ~heat hio6e, County ot
Jefferson, State of Colorado
(Lase No \\2-29-6) (Nickie and hanoy Jensen)
C0uncil bill ~3 was introduced on second reauing by hr Lavis, title
reau by the Clerk, Gruinance No bO') assi6neu
~r Gioley lJresented the case
Ranoy Jensen, 154.::u VI Archer, bouluer, aj.!plicalJt, Vias sworn in by the
~ayor anc answereo Council's questions
~otion by Mr Lavis that Council Bill No ~3 (Orainance [0')), a request
tor approval ot a rezoning fro~ h-~ to C-l and for a site plan for
aevelopwent for pro1oerty locateo at 43C4 Kipllng ~treet, be approved for
the following reasons
1 otaff ana Planning C0llilliission reCOfulliend approval,
2 Rezoning is compatible with adjacent commercial developments, as
well as resioences to the east, ana
j the rezoning is compatible with the Compl'ehensive Plan
with the following conoitions
1 [eveloj.!llient be in accordance with the approved site plan,
2 All C-l uses be alloweo, except the following
A Auto body work, painting or mechanical repair,
B Lutside storage,
C Car washes, and
D Sales or rental lots for automobiles, trucks, boats,
recreational vehicles, trailers or motorcycles,
seconded by Mr ~est
~ r s ~ n 0 \~ ask e d t hat a t h i I' a con d i t ion be a 0 d e u "a per n, a n e n tea s en, e nt,
with language aplJroveo by the City Attorney, will be recordec to show
the 1 0 cat ion 0 f the cur b cut i nth e i n t ern", 1 c i r cuI a t ion r 0 ads " ~1 r
Lavis ana secono accelJteo this
Motion carrieo b-U
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Council hill No 24 - An Urdinance lJrovioing for the approval
of rezonin6 from Residential-Two and Restricted Comlliercial to
LOllillJercial-Cmc on lane located at 43~0 lI.i1oling Street, City of
wheat Ridge, County of Jefferson, ~tate of Coloraoo
(Lase N0 \\L-b~-7) (E J Iacovetta)
Council Bill ~4 was introouceu on second reaoing by Mr Davis, title
read by the Clerk, Ordinance No 806 assigned
Mr Gidley presented the case
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Tony Iacovetta, 69~b Cuay Ct , Arvada, was sworn in by the Nayor, and
answereo Council's questiuns
E J Iacovetta, S~5 SNelson, Lakewouo, applicant, was sworn in by the
~ a yor
Notion by hr Lavis that Council bill 24 (Orciinance bOb), a request for
rezoning frolli k-~ and H-L to C-l for pruperty locateo at 4j20 ~i1oling
Street, be approveu for the following reasons
1 ~taff ana Planning Commission recowmena approval,
~ The proposeo rezoning is compatible with surruunding 1ano use, ana
3 The prolJosea rEzoning is consistent with the ~ipling Activity
Center
~ith the following conditions
1 All semi-trailers be rewoven from the premises, it is the intent
that the boar a ot Adjustment not rene\-J a 1emlJorary Use Fermit to allow
truck storage,
2 No lIJore equipment be addeo,
3 1he storage area be completely screened from view,
4 A site plan meeting both the specific and general goals of the
Yipling Activity Center haster Plan and Zoning Developllient standardS be
submitteu for approval by Plannin~ Commission and City Council prior to
the issuance of any building permits,
5 A plat with all appropriate dedications be submitted for revie\-J by
Planning Commission and City Council, and
6 All C-1 uses be allowed exce10t the follo\-Jing auto body, painting
or mechanical repair, outside storage, car washes, sales or rental lots
for automobiles, trucks, boats, recrEational vehicles, trailers or
rr;otorcycles,
seconoeo by hrs ~now
hr ~erkl will vote against this because it we pass this, we are tellin~
the people to screen the storage yard, but they can't use it
Mr Davis asked if it was allright with second that unGer conditiuns 1
the sentence reaD "All semi-trailers be rerr,oveo frow the prerr;ises" The
rewainoer of the sentence be stricken Second agreea
hot ion carrieD 6-2 with hr ~est and Nr Nerkl vuting No
DECISIONS, RESOLUTIONS, AND MOTIONS
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Resolution llb~ - authorizing the Lity of ~heat Rioge to enter
into an Intergovernmental A~reement with the County of
Jefferson in order to lJrovioe for the performance uf certain
duties by the Lounty ~lerk
Resolution 116~ was introduceo by Mrs ~orth, title reao by the Clerk
Notion by hrs ~orth to approvE: Resolution 1102, which authorizes the
hayor to Sigll the Intergovernmental Agreement between the City of \\heat
Ridge and the County of Jetferson to 1orovioe for the 1oerformance of
certain outies by the ~ounty Llerk, seconded by hr West, carried b-U
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Iteli,~ he1l;oranuum frolli wanda "anG, City Clerk, l'egaroing the Munici!->al
Election to be held on Nove1Lber 7, 1909
hotiOIJ by ~ rs v,orth to a!->1orove the Judges as firinteo with the exception
of hrs LewnJan, who is now residing in Calif ornia
That faynJent ot $G'.J UU be liJaue to each regular JUGge, :j;'[Ci 00 to each
sup~ly Judge (no mileagE) to be shareo with tte School District
Iht; follov<inE, 10catio1ls 3re to be used as [;olling places
'Ie Glde Fire Louse, j<::jc: lJefiew,
~heat hioge Community Center, 656j-Gj6'.J \\ J~th Avenue,
:.,tevens Elewentary Schoul, 4001 heed Street,
Martensen llewentary Schuol, 6b~~ w 45th Flace,
l\ullerstrano Elementary Schuol, 1 <::22~ h 38th AvelJue,
Everitt Junior High School, 5900 l\ipling Street,
Anoerson Community buildinE" 4355 Fielo Street,
Pennington Elewentary ~chool, 4t45 Inoepenoence "treet
All costs are to be charged to Acct No
seconded by hr west
hrs Snow asked for an amendment to say
staff of any candidates will be rewoveo
I':rs ~orth and hr v,est accefited this
01-100-706,
that relatives ana cam[;aign
at a later date
City Clerk, wanda Sang, asked if Council wanted her to seno out
voter inforwation cards to the voters in the three plecincts where the
~olling places haG changeu
l'otion carrico b-O
~ctlun by t'rs l\eller that the Lity Council direct the Lity Clerk to
mail out the voter information cards for the three ctlanges of polling
places in this November election, money to be taken frow the City
Clerk's buoget, secondeo by Mrs "now, carried 6-0
1 ten; T
Motion that Public \\orks be authorIzed to speno aooitional HUTF
revenues of 19b~ on the following
L
AOditional asphalt to pave alleys
A broom sweeper
A slf,all picku10
A computer aioeo drafting statiun
An EGA upgrClue for traftic safety
(~jU,OUU)
($90,uUU)
($10,000)
(:} b,5GO)
($ 1,0(0)
j
4
5
Also move that the bio process begin as soon as possible to
insure the lowest lJossible cost for all iten,s purchaseu
hr Goebel presenteo staft's reasons for the suggesteo motion as written
above ana answered Council's questions alJd concerns
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hotion uy hr \\eat that we ap[Jropriate $30,CUO for aciditional asphalt to
pave alleys, seconded by ~rs Ibbison
~;rs Snow will vote no on this because she feels we shoulo speno the
money on drainage
hr ~est awended his motion to say that Public ~orks be authorizeo to
spend additional HUlF revenues of lS&S on items 1, ~, and 5 and that the
bid prucess begin as suon as [JossiLle to insure the lowest pussible cost
for all items purchased Jecono agreed
Hot i 0 11 car r i e u 5 - j wit h Lou Ii C i 1 nJ e lJJ b e r s ~ 11 0 w, G a vis, and W 0 r t h v 0 tin 6 1\ 0
hotion by Hr west to [Jurchase a troow swee[Jer at the cost 01 $90,00U
out of the same revellues, secondeu by f'ir herkl, t alleo 1- ( vIi th hr
west voting yes
hotion by hr ~est to buy a small picku10 tor $10,000, seconcied by Mrs
keller, faileo 4-4 with Louncilmewbers Ibbison, Keller, Merkl ana west
voting yes
Motion by hr west to purchase a computer aioeo drafting station for
$5,500, seconded by Mrs Snow, carried b-~ with hr FIasco and hr Davis
voting ho
hot ion by Mr west to purchase LGA
amount of $1,000, seconded by hrs
Mr Lavis voting ~o
upgraoe for traffic computer in the
Snow, carrieo 6-~ with Mr FIasco and
I tellJ 1:1
~ otion re
lY09 Preventive ~aintenance Prograw (hFL #89-021)
Motion by hrs
issue a chane;e
on 38th Avenue
~treet
I further move that the contract for the ly8g Preventive Maintenance
Program, Project US-PS~ O~-b9 be awarded to Asphalt Paving Lomvany in an
amount not to exceeo ~2~5,000
I further WOVE: that $85,000 be transferreo trom Acct ~o 30-j03-851 tu
Acct No 30-303-b84 and that all costs associated with this project Le
chargeu tu Acct No 30-303-1:184
I further move that funds be encumbereo for the length of the vroject
which expressly allows the expenditure of funos in 1990 for this project
itJ accoruance with Uroinance 701, Series of 19b9, seconoeo by hI'S
Keller
hr ~lasco will vote no, because he feels it is very foolish to speno
twice the cost per square foot for a few months, the streets are
passable, we should have done this in the ~prin6
~r Lavis will vote no, because he thinks slurry seal is the answer and
he agrees with hr FIasco, Vlus he thinks we al'e taking a chance on
starting anything this late at all
Mot ion car r i eo S - 3 wit h Co u n c i llll E: n; b e r s F 1 a s co, L a vis, an 0 W est v 0 t i 11 g
No
Snow that the Public Works 1irector be authorizeG to
order deleting the slurry seal coat, aGding an overlay
frOlJ! Pc;rfE::t to kif.-lillt, ano aoaint, the ['Jilling of Harlan
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~otion re
39th & ~iller Area Urainage Project (hFb #89-(20)
I'otion by Jv:r herU that the 39th & ~:iller Irainage Pl'oject
#U-LG-j ul-89 be awaroed to ~ycon Construction in the amount of their
bio of $51b,740 ~~
I further move that a maximum awount of 2% ot the bio in the amount of
$10,33481 be allocated for payment ot any early corupletiotJ bonus that
may be earneo by the contractor
I further wove that a force account in the awount of $lU,OOO be
establisheo to cover work that lliay be re4uirea of others
I further move that the Director of Public works be authol'izeo to
ap~rove all change oroers up to the total project cost of ~5j7,075 Ob,
that the amount of $ob, 749 G6 be transferred fron, hcct No jG-jOj-040
into Acct No 30-j02-84( and that all costs be chargeo to Acct No
.)0-30"--047
I turther move that funos be encumber eo for the length of the project
which expressly allows the expenditure of funds in 1990 for this project
i n a c c (; r 0 a n cell i t h l, r 0 i n an c e 7 'd 7, 1 9 b Y ~ e r i e s, s e con 0 e G b Y h r s ::, now
hotion by hrs worth to ameno that a 10% contingency be established in
the amount of $51,614 oue to the potential of inclement ~eather over the
winter requiring temporary patching, seconded by hrs Keller, failed 3-5
with Councilmerubers Snow, ~eller, and worth voting yes
~lotion by hrs Snow to awend that a 5% contingency be established In the
amount of $25,867, seconded by hrs ~eller, faileo 3-5 with
Louncilmembers ~now, Keller, and ~orth voting yes
Uriginal ~otion failed j-5 with Councilrnewbers Snow, Keller, anG Merkl
votinic; yes
CITY ATTORNEY'S MATTERS
John Hayes aoviseo Council that their offer for their top priority for
Open Space had been accepted by the owner
ELECTED OFFICIALS' MATTERS
ClaUdia 'v_orth stated that in ref erence to statements made at the last
Council Meetinic; regaroinic; how Resolutions are put on tie Agenda, she
woulo like to reiterate that according to Luuncil Hules only OroinatJces
must comE: out of comwittee or by vote of Louncil, not HesolutiotJs
handy v-est is very concerneo about an article that was printeo about him
in the \\heat hid~e Sentinel, ~hich is incorrect ana he considers
libelous, they oidn't check out the story com1oletely and it was talse,
it was slanoerous ana he will s10eak to an attorney toworrow about it
~ent Gavis coruplaineu that the Lity does not stick to the buoget as
approved, but consistently spendS more woney than was budgeted
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Nancy ~now asked if we woula get 8 re~ort from Urb&n Lrainage ana a
report fro~ the City regsroing the aesign for the proposed briage at
Lena Gulch
~otion by hrs Lnow to aOjourn, seconded by ~r herkl, carrieo 7-1 with
hr West voting t>o
heeting aaJourned at 10 UU P ~
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APPhOVEL BY CITY COUNCIL Oh SEFTE~BER 2~, 19bY BY A VGTE OF
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Kent Davis, Council President
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