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January 11, 1993
CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
CITY OF WHEAT RIDGE, COLORADO
The City Council M~eting was called to order by t~e Mayor at 7 30 p m
Councilmembers pr~sent Elise Brougham, Kent Davis, Don Eafanti, Phil
Edwards, Vance Edwards, Tony FIasco, Ron Selstad, and Bill Shanley Also
present City Clerk, Wanda Sang, City Attorney, John Hay~s, City
Treasurer, Jim Malone, Director of Planning, Glen Gidl~y, Chief of
Police, Jack Hurst (also acting City Administrator), Director of Parks,
Gary wardle, Director of Public Works, Bob Goebel, staff, and interested
citizens
APPROVAL OF MINUTES of December 14, 19~2
Motion by Mr Eafanti for the approval of the Minutes of December 14,
1992, seconded by Mr Davis Mr Selstad asked that a footnot~ be added
to the Minutes that under "Citizens' Right to Speak" some peopl~ had
given their address as 7500 W 29th Avenue, that is their ~mployment
address not the place of residence This was accepted by motion-maker
and ~econd Motion carried 8-0
PROCLAMATIONS AND CEREMONIES
Mayor Winger presented Commendations for Councilmembers FIasco and
Eafani
CITIZENS' RIGHTS TO SPEAK
Th~re was no one pr~s~nt to speak
LOCAL LIQUOR LICENSING AUTHORITY MATTERS
Item 1
Notice of Hearing and Order to Show Cause for all~ged liquor
violation at Prk-N-Pik Liquors, 9345 W 44th Avenue, Wheat
Ridge
Motion by Mr Selstad that a Notice of Hearing and Order to Show Cause
be executed by the Mayor and City Clerk and be issued to Prk-N-Pik
Liquors, 9345 W 44th Avenue, Wheat Ridge, based upon the allegations
contained in the attached offense report I further move that the
Police Department prosecute this case, seconded by Vance Edwards,
carried 8-0
Item 2
Notice of Hearing and Order to Show Cause for all~ged liquor
violation at Horseshoe Bar and Grill, 4400 Ward Road, Wheat
Ridge
Motion by Mr Shanl~y t~at no action be taken based on t~e attached
Police Report, seconded by Phil Edwards, failed 4-4 with Councilmembers
Eafanti, Phil Edwards, Davi~ and Shanley voting y~s Mayor Winger broke
the tie by voting yes Motion carried 5-4 No action will be taken
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Item 3
Notice of Hearing and Order to Show Cause for alleged liquor
violation at rlub Peaches, 7777 W 38th Avenue, Wheat Ridge
Motion by Vance Edwards that a Notice of Hearing and Orler to Show Cause
be executed by the Mayor and City Clerk and be issued to Club Peaches,
7777 W 38th Avenue, #Al18, Wheat Ridge, based upon the allegations
contained in the attached Offense Report I furt~er move that the
Police Department prosecute this case, seconded by Mr Flasco, carried
8-0
I tern 4
Transfer of Owners~ip from Roberto A
partnership, dba Copa ravana, 9110 W
to Copa Cabana Night Club, Inc
Diaz and Sara F Diaz, a
44th Avenue, Wheat Ridge,
Motion by Mr Shanley to approve the Transfer of Ownership from Roberto
A Diaz and Sara F Diaz, a partner~hip, to Copa Cabana Night Club,
Inc , dba Copa Cavana, 9110 W 44th Avenue, Wheat Ridge, Colorado, for
the following reasons 1 All applications and fees required by
statute ~ave been filed and paid, 2 The applicants will be entitled to
occupancy of the premises by virtue of a signei lease dated May 4, 1989,
3 The applicants have been cleared by t~e Police Department, seconded
by Mr Eafanti, carried 8-0
PUBLIC HEARINGS AND ORDINANCES ON SECOND READING
Item 5
Council Bill ~7 - An Orjinance repealing and reenacting Section
5-76 of the Code of Laws of the Citv of Wheat Ridge, adopting
by reference the Uniform Building Code, 1991 Edition, Copyright
1991, providing for certain amendments thereto, and providing
penalties for violation thereof
Council Bill 27 was introduced on second reading by Mrs Brougham, title
read by the rlerk, Ordinance No 909 a~signed
Motion by Mrs Brougham for the adoption of Ordinance 909 and order it
published, seconded by Mr Davis, carried 8-0
Item 6
Council Bill 28 - An Ordinance repealing and reenacting Section
5-78 of the Code of Laws of the City of Wheat Ridge, Colorado,
adopting by reference the Uniform Mechanical Code, 1991
Edition, copyright 1991, providing for certain amendments
t~ereto, and providing penalties for violation thereof
Council Bill 28 was introduced by hr Selstad on second reading, title
read by t~e Clerk, Ordinance No 910 assigned
Motion by Mr Selstad for the adoption of Council 8ill 28 (Ordinance No
910), secondei by f"ir Lavis, carried 8-0
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Item 7
Council Bill 29 - An Ordinanc~ repealing and reenacting
Sections 5-79 of the Code of Laws of the City of Wheat Ridge,
adopting by reference the Uniform Plumbing rOde, 1991 Edition,
providing for certain amendments thereto, and providing
penaltie~ for violation thereof
Council Bill 29 wa~ introduced by Vanc~ Edwards on second reading, title
read by the Clerk, Ordinance No 911 assigned
Motion by Vance Edwards for the adoption and publication of Ordinance
No 911, seconded by Mr Davis, carried 8-0
Item 8
Council Bill 30 - An Ordinance repealing and reenacting Section
5-80 of the Code of Laws of the City of Wheat Ridge, Colorado,
adopting by reference the Uniform Code for the Abatement of
Dangerous Buildings, 1991 Edition, copyright 1991 and providing
penalties for violation thereof
Council Bill 30 was introduced by Phil Edwards on second reading, title
read by the Clerk, Ordinance No 912 assigned
Motion by Phil Edwards for the adoption of rouncil Bill 30 (Ordinance
912), seconded by Mr Davis, carried 8-0
Item 9
Council Bill 31 - An Ordinance amending Section 5-102, relating
to Contractor Licensing, Section 5-116, Exceptions, Section
5-117. Classifications, and Section 5-121, Fees
Council Bill 31 was introduced by Mr Eafanti on second reading, title
read by the Clerk, Ordinance No 913 assigned
Motion by Mr Eafanti for the approval
31 (Ordinance No 913), seconded by Mr
Edwards voting No
and publication of Council Bill
Davis, carried 7-1 with Phil
Item 10 Council Bill 32 - An Ordinance repealing Section 8-1 and
r~enacting Section 8-1 of the Code of Laws of the City of Wheat
Ridge, adopting by reference the Uniform Fire Code, 1991
Edition, copyright 1991 providing for certain amendments
thereto, and providing penalties for violation thereof
Council Bill 32 wa~ introduced on second reading by Mr Selstad, title
read by the rlerk, Ordinance No 914 assigned
Motion by Mr Selstad for the adoption of ~ouncil Bill 32 (Ordinance No
914), seconded by Vance Edwards, carried 8-0
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Item 11 Council Bill 33 - An Ordinance providing for the approval of a
Special Use Permit in R-3 and R-1C Zone Districts to allow a
Public Utility with outside storage on land located at 5260
West 29th Avenue, City of Wheat Ridge, County of Jefferson,
State of rolorado
(SUP-92-4) (Denver Water Department)
Council Bill 33 was introduced by Vance Edwards, title read by t~e
Clerk, Ordinance No 915 assigned
Glen Gidley presented the staff report and answered Council's questions
Paul Snyder, architect for the firm Pouw & A~sociates, 1860 Blake
Street, Denver, was sworn in by the Mayor He declined to make a
presentation at this time, but offered to answer questions
Mrs Brougham insisted t~at the applicants present their case to comply
with Council Rules and for the convenience of the TV audience
Paul Jesclnick, 1860 Blake Street, Suite 200, Denver, Colorado,
explained that this land had been owned and used by Denver Water since
the late 1800s Prior to their involvement the pump station had been
pumping water for some time With the updated conduits and equipment
the pump station became obsolete and pumps were removed It has been
serving as a decentralization faeility for the past couple of years on a
small scale The purpose is to have Denver Water people in the
community for the convenience of customers
Mike Leister, representing Denver Water, 1600 W 12th Avenue, was sworn
in by the Mayor and a~ked for approval of this application
Motion by Vance Edwards that the request for a two-foot fence ~eight
variance to allow a six-foot-~igh fence within the front setback at 5260
West 29th Avenue be approved for the following reasons
The criteria u~ed to evaluate a variance ~upport this request, and
2 Planning rommission and Staff recommend approval,
seCOnded by Mr Selstaj, carried 8-0
Motion by Vance Edwards t~at Council Bill 33 (Ordinance 915), a request
for approval of a Special Use Permit to allow the expansion of a public
utility with outside storage for property located at 5260 West 29th
Avenue be approved for the following reasons 1 The criteria used to
evaluate a Special Use Permit support this request, and 2 Planning
rommission and staff recommend approval With the following condition
1 The property be redeveloped a~ shown on the submitted site plan,
seconded by Mr Selstad, carried 8-0
Item 12 Council Bill 34 - An Ordinance vacating a portion of Union
Street adjacent to 33b5 Union Street, within the City of Wheat
Ridge, County of Jeffer~on, State of Colorado
(Case No WV-92-2)
Council Bill 34 was introduced on second reading by Mr Shanley, title
read by the Clerk, Ordinance No 916 assigned
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Mr Gidley pre~ented the staff report and informed Council that Planning
rommission had ~earj this case and recommended denial Several agencies
had expressed concern about this vacation and recommended denial This
uase is before rouncil because of an appeal filed by the applicant
Terry Ammon, 3375 Union Street, applicant, was sworn in by the Mayor,
presented his case, answered Council 's questions, and asked for
approval
Motion by Mr Shanley for the approval of Council Bill 34 (Ordinance
916), seconded by Phil Edwards
Motion by Mrs Brougham to amend that a 30-foot-wide non-exclusive
utility and maintenance ea~ement be provided on the vacated portion, and
that it be perfectly clear t~at the motion is referring to Case No
WV-92-2, seconded by Mr Selstad, carried 5-3 with rouncilmembers
Eafanti, Shanley and Davis voting No
Mr FIasco will vote No on the motion because it is the opinion of staff
and the emergency services, and in the best interest of the health,
safety and welfare of the citizens of Wheat Ridge not to have this
passed
Mr Hayes stated that when we grant this vacation, the owner would have
the ownership on the entire 30 feet being vacated, so ~e can build,
subject to all the setbacks If, by governmental regulation later on,
we come back and take 15 feet of it, so that he has 15 ft, as opposed to
30 ft setback, the City will have created the nonconformity We have a
provision in our Code of Laws that makes that a legal nonconformity
because of the action of the City He suggested that the way to do that
make that a condition of the Ordinance vacating and that we would also
add language in the deed and record it, it would be an encumbrance on
the property and would apply to any subsequent owners as well as Mr
Ammon
Mr Selstad amended his motion to include what Mr Hayes just said,
seconded by Mrs Brougham, carried 8-0
Vote on original motion carried 5-3 with Mr Davis, Mr Flasco, and
Vance Edwards voting no
ORDINANCES ON FIRST READING
Item 13
Council Bill 1 - An Ordinance amending t~e Code of Laws of the
City of Wheat Ridge by creating the Wheat Ridge Municipal
Court Fund, which shall provide victim and witness assistance
programs within the City of Wheat Ridge, and providing for the
assessment of court cost~ and surcharges as the source of
funds for said fund
rouncil Bill 1 was introduced bv Mr Davis on first reading, title read
bv the Clerk
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Randy Davis, presiding judge for t~e City of Wheat Ridge, 11785 Sherman
Street, was pre~ent to answer Council 's que~tions
Joseph Cassa, Division Commander with t~e Wheat Ridge Police Department,
an~wered Council'~ questions
Motion bv Mr Davis that rouncil Bill No 1 be approved on first
reading, ordered publi~hed, public hearing be set for Monday, February
8, 1993 at 7 30 p m in rity Council Chambers, Municipal Building, and
if approved on second reading, take effect 1 day after final
publication, seconded by Mr S~anley, carried 7-1 with Mr FIasco voting
no
Item 14
Council Bill 2 - An Ordinance repealing Section 7 of Ordinance
No 642, Series of 1985 and amending Section 5-41 of t~e Code
of Laws of the City of Wheat Ridge, providing a basi~ for
establishing building permit fees
Council Bill 2 was introduced by Mr Selstad on first reading, title
read by the Clerk
Motion by Mr Selstad that Council Bill 2 be approved on first reading,
ordered published, public hearing be set for Monday, February 8, 1993,
at 7 30 p IT! in City Council Chambers, Municipal Bldg , and if approved
on second reading, take effect 1 day after final publication, seconded
by Mr Davi~, carried 6-2 with Vance Edwards and Mr FIasco voting No
DECISIONS, RESOLUTIONS, AND MOTIONS
Item 15
Resolution 1332 - repealing Resolution 1263 and repealing and
reenacting section 10 of the City of Wheat Ridge Personnel
Policies and Procedures and amending Section 8 of the
Personnel Policies and Procedures
Resolution 1332 was introduced by Vance Edwards, title read by t~e
Clerk
Jack Hurst gave the staff report
answered Council's questions
Pattv Crew, Personnel Assistant,
Mrs Brougham asked Mr Hayes about the sentence on page 2, whic~ reads
"Compensation will be updated regularly and changed to keep pace with
market conditions" What does that mean? Will the City do a survey
every year and must change? ~hat does that mean
Mr Hayes replied that this does not require a yearly, or annual survey
It doe~ not say anything about an annual survey "Regularly" can mean
every 2 years, every 3 years, on a more ur less regular type of basis
lie does not equate the word "regularly" with "annually"
Mrs Brougham asked that the Minutes reflect Mr Hayes' answer
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Mrs Brougham asked to amend Section B Survey Methodology, which reads
The rity uses a benchmark salary ~urvey to determin~ market Only
positions with dutie~ and Job Qualifications that are at least 60%
similar are includej in the survey She would like to add "Time worked
shall be identical for the purpose of this survey" She wants to
compare like hours to like hours
Mr Selstad reiterated that the intent of rouncil was not to put this
rompensation Plan on automatic pilot that was beyond the budgetary
authority of rouncil The money has to be appropriated every year by
Council Thi~ Resolution reflects a real workable compromise This
compensation plan is subject to questions being put to the voters in
November
Mr Hayes suggested that the following be added after the word
"conditions" "Depending upon annual appropriations made by the rity
rouncil in its legislative discretion"
Motion by Vance Edwards for the adoption of hesolution 1332 with the
amendment to use the Plan prior to the January 4 meeting, seconded by
Phil Edwards, failed 2-6 with Vance Edwards and Phil Edwards voting yes
Motion by Mr Shanley to approve Re~olution 1332 as presented in this
packet, seconded by Mr Eafanti
Mr Selstad asked for a friendly amendment to add Mr Hayes' suggestion
Mr Shanley accepted this as a friendly amendment
Mrs Brougham moved for an amendment that under B Survey Methodology,
be added that "the time worked shall be identical for the purpos~ of the
survey, when you are comparing jobs", seconded by Mr Flasco, failed 4-4
with rouncilmembers Eafanti, Selstad, Brougham, and Flasco voting yes
Mayor Winger broke the tie by voting no Motion failed 5-4
Vote on original motion as amended carried 5-3 with Vance Edwards, Phil
Edwards, and Mr FIasco voting no
I t em 16
Resolution 1333 - amending the 1993 Annual Budget, increasing
the salary adjustment funding
Resolution 1333 was introduced by Phil Edwards, title read by the rlerk
Motion by Phil Edwards for the adoption of Resolution 1333, seconded by
Mr Shanley
Geoff WOdell, 3935 Garland Street, was ~worn in by the Mayor, he
complained that rouncil had wasted so much time on thi~ pay-plan, this
was a good plan, why would anybOdy vote again~t it? The citizen~ of
this community appreciate the employe~s
Motion carried 5-3 with rouncilmembers Davi~, Brougham and FIasco voting
no
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Item 17
Resolution 1334 - atlJending the 1993 Annual Bunget, increasing
the salary adjustment funding
Motion by Mr Selstad to Table Item 17 - Resolution 1334, seconded by
Mr Shanley, carried 6-2 with Vance Edwards and Phil Edwards voting No
Item 18
Bid Award tor Traffic Materials for 1993
Motion by
Material
Acct No
Mr Davis that we accept the recommended bins for
for 1993 and that all costs for t~ese materials be
01-304-660, seconden by Mr Shanley, carried 8-0
the Traffic
charged to
Item 19
Bid Award for Fruitdale (Mugele) Park Development Project
Motion by Mr Shanley t~at the Mugele Park Development Project (RFB
#92-41), be awarded to Total Terrain, Inc in the amount of their bid of
$397,821 00 That a contingency/force account in the amount of
$60,280 00 be established That a maximum amount of 2% of the bid
amount, $7,956 00, be allocated for payment of any early completion of
the project That the Director of Parks and Recreation be authorized to
issue change orders up to t~e total contract and contingencv amount of
$458,101 00 and that all costs associated with this Project be charged
to Acct No 32-601-862 That a $3,943 00 payment to Fruitdale
Sanitation for a sewer tap fee be approved That the funds be
encumbered for the lengt~ of the project which expressly allows the
expenniture of funds in 1994 for this project in accordance with
Ordinance 11787,1<189 Series, seconded by Phil ErJwards
Gary Wardle presented the staff report and explained t~at the third
lowest bidder had been chosen because the two first low bidders did not
meet the contract requirements as specified in the birl There is a
specific section in the birl that does require a contractor to no a
minimum of 34% of the work themselves They can subcontract 66% of the
work, but must do at least 34% of the work themselves The two low bid
companies were subcontracting in excess of the 66% The low bidder was
contracting approximately 72%, the next low bidner was subcontracting in
excess of 68% One of the reasons this is required, is that it is much
easier for the contractor to back out of the work if things start to go
bad It also becomes very nifficult to supervise up to 15 sub-
contractors and some of the work may fall through the cracks, it can be
difficult to have the warranty work taken care of
William Starker, 3019 Eaton Street, Wheat Ringe, was sworn in by the
Mayor He is the President ann owner of Starker & Company, the low
bidder on this project His company has recently completed 3 park
projects in the $100,000 category, they were similar to the Mugele Park
project
Mr Selstad asked the City Attorney if it wa~ Council's right to waive
the requirement for the percentage of subcontractors Mr Hayes
replied that Council couln waive the requirement
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Motion by Mr Selstad to amend the motion to substitute Stalker &
Company instead of Total Terrain, Inc and to in~ert the appropriate per
dollar modifications in the SUbcategories, seconded by Vance Edwards
This was acceptA.d as a friendly amendment
Motion by Mr Davis to amend that that contingency/force account of 15%
of the bid amount be changed to 10% of the bid amount, seconded by Mr
FIasco Mr Wardle stated that the contingency actually amounted to
less than 10% Motion carried 5-3 with Councilmembers Vance Edwards,
Selstad, and Brougham voting no
Mr Shanley asked to add to his original motion that preferential
treatment has been givA.n to Starker & Company becausA. the owner of the
company is a Wheat Ridge resident
Original t-JOtion as amended earried 7-1 with Phil Edwards voting no
Item 20
Resolution 1335 - authorizing the Mayor and rity Clerk to sign
the Request for Payment and Certification of U~e of Funds for
the development of MugA.le Park
Resolution 1335 was introduced by Mr Selstad Motion by Mr Selstad
that Resolution No 1335, authorizing the Mayor and City Clerk to sign
the Request for Payment and Certification of Use of Funds for the
Development of Mugele Park be approved This is required by Jefferson
County before the distribution of Jefferson County Open Space Funds can
be made That there be added a change in the Resolution that instead of
Total Terrain, Starker & Company be inserted, seconded by Vance Edwards,
carried 7-1 with Phil Edwards voting no
Item 21
Bid Award for Street Maintenance Materials for 1993
Phil Edwards asked to abstain because of a very remote possible conflict
of Interest Vote wa~ 8-0 for him to abstain
Motion by Mr Shanley that we accept all the bids submitted and direct
the Public Works Department to purchase the Street Maintenance Material
at the lowest cost to the City based on the haul cost and the
availability of the materials at the time of purchase and that all
costs for these materials be charged to various accounts based on the
material's use, seconded by Vance Edwards, carried 7-0
Item 22
Legislative MemberShips/Annual Programs
Motion by Mr Flasco that payment be
02-102-716 to the following agencie~
Colorado Municipal League
DRCOG (2 installment~ of $3,100)
The West Chamber
National League of rities
authorized from Acct No
in the amounts designated
$14,909 88
$ 6,200 OU
$ 615 lJO
$ 1,257 00
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The DRCOG Elevator and Escalator Safety Inspection program is budgeted
in Account 01-122-704 Authorization is requested for payment in the
amount of $6,392 payable in two installments
I move that payment be authorized from Acct
amount of $11,385 75 to the Jefferson Animal
seconded by Mr Shanley
No 01-610-721 in the
Shelter,
Mrs Brougham asked that the motions be voted on separately Mr
Selstad a~ked for clarification on the Elevator Inspection amounts
presented in the agenda packet
Motion on CML, DRCOG, West Chamber and NLC carried 5-3 with
Councilmembers Vance Edwards, Selstad, and Brougham voting no
Motion by Mr
next meeting
7-1 with Mr
Selstad to table the
to get clarification,
FIasco voting no
Elevator Inspection motion until the
seconded by Vance Edwards, carried
Vote on Animal Shelter carried 8-0
Motion by Phil Edwards to sus~end the Rules and
seconded by Vance Edwards, carried 6-2 with Mr
voting no
go past 11 00 pm,
Shanley and Mr Davis
Item 23
Contribution Requests
Motion by Mr FIasco that we authorize $1000 00 to the Regional Air
Quality Council as their membership dues Motion diej for lack of
secon::i
Motion by Mr Shanley to hold a Special Study Session on January 18,
1993 to discuss contribution requests, the agencies that have submitted
requests will be allowed a 10 Minute presentation, seconded by Mr
Davis, carried 7-1 with Mr Flasco voting no
Item 24
Second ~10dification Agreement/Kipling Ventures, Ltd
City Attorney, John Hayes, explained this item
formality with no changes for the rity
This is only a
Motion by Vance Edwards that the second Modification Agreement between
the City of Wheat Ridge, Commercial Federal Bank, and Kipling Ventures,
Ltd , a Colorado Limited Partnership, be approved and that the Mayor and
City Slerk be authorized to execute the ~ame, seconded by Phil Edwards,
carried 7-1 with Mr Flasco voting No
Item 25
Appointments to Boards and Commissions
Motion
to the
8-0
by Mr Shanley that Susan L Bartel from District I be appointed
Arborist Board for District IV, seconded by Phil Edwards, carried
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Motion by Mr Shanley to appoint David T Albertsen to the Board of
Adju~tment from District IV, seconded by Phil Edwards, carried 8-0
CITY ADMINISTRATOR'S MATTERS
Jack Hurst informed Council that all the utility poles between Wadsworth
and Cody on W 38th Avenue have been removed
Mr Middaugh had asked that Council form a subcommittee to see which
direction the public wants the City to go The Mayor asked for
volunteers or should he appoint somebody? Motion by Mr Selstad to add
the selection of the ~ubcommittee to t~e January 18, 1993 meeting,
seconded by Vance Edwards, carried 7-1 with Mr FIasco voting no
CITY ATTORNEY'S MATTERS
John Hayes asked if Council wanted the
was submitted as Information Only with
to the next meeting for first reading
by Phil Edwards, carried 8-0
Domestic Violence Ordinance, that
the Agenda Packet, be brought in
Mr Shanley so moved, seconded
He asked if Council would like to have placed on a Study Session the
City procedures for contracting and bidding
ELECTED OFFICIALS' MATTERS
Tony FIasco informed Council of a Clean Air meeting on January 21, 1993
at the University of Denver There is also a meeting with the Health
Department on January 15
He asked for Council consensus to bring in a Resolution or Ordinance
prohibiting trapping animals in Greenbelt Consensus was 8-0
He asked for consensus to bring in a Resolution to transfer 1 Million
Dollars from the Reserve Fund into the Public Works Fund to resurface
roads in Wheat Ridge, an equal amount is to be spent in each District
No consensus was reached
Elise Brougham asked for consensus to bring in an Ordinance for no wood
burning on high pollution days Consensus was 4 in favor Mayor voted
against it No con~ensus was reac~ed
Motion by Mr Shanley to adjourn, seconded by P~il Edwards, carried 6-
Meeting adjourned at 11 30 p m
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