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Home My WebLink About11/25/1969MINUTES November 25, 196y The sixteenth regular meeting of the Wheat Ridge City Council was called to order by Mayor Albert E. Anderson at 7:30 p.m. in the Wheat Ridge City Office at 7390 West 38th Avenue. Aldermen attending_ were: Ray Pepe, Robert Eckhardt, Calvin Hulsey, and Dana Bowling. Alderman Robert Howard arrived later. Other attending were Mayor Anderson, Clerk Louise Turner, Treasurer James Malone, City Attorney Maurice Fox, Administrator Walter Johnson, members of the Park Committee and citizens. Motion was made by Alderman Pepe that the issuance of a 3.2 carry out license for Rally SS at 41st and Kipling be denied. Complete motion is on file. Motion was seconded by Alderman Bowling and passed 3-1 Alderman Howard being absent and Alderman Eckhardt voting "nay". Attorney Virgil Boatright requested a copy of the Motion. Ordinances 114 and 417 were tabled until December 2, 1969. Ordinance #13 placing an occupational tax on beer and liquor was brought up for discussion. It was suggested that a pro-rata clause and a provision for extended hours be included. Motion was made by Alderman Howard and seconded by Alderman Hulsey "that Ordinance 413 be tabled for study." Motion passed 5-0. Resolution #34 establishing and outlining the functions of a Building Code Advisory Board was introduced by Alderman Hulsey. Motion was made by Alderman Bowling and seconded by Alderman Howard that Resolution 934 setting up a Building Code Advisory Board be adopted. Motion passed 5-0. Resolution #32 was introduced by Alderman Pepe. Motion was made by Alderman Bowling "that Resolution #32 setting up a water and sewer committee be adopted as read." Motion was seconded by Alderman Pepe and passed 5-0. Resolution r30 was introduced by Alderman Eckhardt and was discussed and amended. Motion was made by Alderman Howard and seconded by Alderman Eckhardt "that Resolution 330 setting up a citizen police powers committee be adopted as amended". Motion passed 5-0. Resolution r31 was introduced by Alderman Bowling, and amendments in wording were made. Motion was made by Alderman Howard "that Resolution ,431 pertaining to a committee on streets, traffic and drainage be adopted as amended." Motion was seconded by Alderman Bowling. There was discussion regarding whether recommednations from this committee should g❑ to the planning committee first or directly to Council. Motion passed 4-1 with Alderman Sramble being absent and Alderman Eckhardt voting "nay". Report of the Park Committee was given by Mr. Felix Lepore. Mr. Lepore emphasized that arrangements must be made for transferring park property to the city before December 31, 1969. Fie requested that the city attorney meet with the commissioners in hopes of getting a written agreement so that the property will be transferred and so r� that money "in the park district might be placed in trust to be used for capital improvements. A proposed park committee function resolution was discussed and Mr. Edgar Johnson recommended some minor changes in terminology. The resolution will be introduced at a later meeting. Tree limb removal report indicated that over 65D loads have been removed. Special notice was given to help donated by Jefferson High School Key Club over the weekend. A map was shown of the areas covered and not covered. Mr. Walter Johnson reported that Jack Prose, 4135 Ingalls Street has been hired as part-time buildin inspector. Mr. Howard Buchanan reported that the planning commission will have 5 cases for consideration by the council on December 2,1969. They are: WZ-69-1 A-2 to I-3 at 5055 Tabor Street WZ-69-2 C-1 to I-1 at 48th and Allison WZ-69-3 R-2 to R-C al r'90 West 44th Avenue WZ-69-4 R-2 & R-3 to „3A at 6209 West 26th Avenue WZ-69-5 R-1 to A-1 at 6475 and 6131 West 29th Avenue The Planning Commission will have a public hearinri on December 3 concerning adoption of subdivision regulations. Motion was made by Alderman Pepe and seconded by Alderman Bowling "that Ordinance ,#12 be read. Motion passes 5-0. The title of Ordinance #12 was read and the reading of the remainder of the ordinance was dispensed with on a Motion by Alderman Pepe which was seconded by Alderman Bowling and passed 5-0. Motion was made by Alderman Bowling "that Ordinance 7'/12 which establishes a planning commission be passed on second and final reading and be ordered published and pasted." Motion was seconded by Alderman Eckhardt and passed 5-0. The list of citizens selected to fill committees established by resolutions was read. A complete list is attached to the minutes. Treasurer James Malone asked that council take action regarding the proposed Pierce Street Storm Sewer --the contract for which was to have been let by October 17. Motion was made by Alderman Eckhardt "that the Mayor --as city adminis- trator --send a letter to the commissioners, with carbon copies to Karl Williams, Sam Heider and Mr. Wood, saying "that the publicly promised storm sewer 'project should be reviewed and a report sent to the city council." Motion was seconded by Alderman Hulsey and passed 5-0. - 2 - Mr. Walter Johnson reported that the section of ordinance 410--the Building Code, which pertains to signs is in conflict with the section pertaining t❑ signs in ordinance #11--the Zoninn Ordinance. The matter will be reviewed on Tuesday, Decomber 2, 1969. Louise F. Turner city Clerk l MOTION TO DENY ISSUANCE OF LICENSE BY ALDERMAN PEPE I move that the issuance of a 3.2 per cent Fermented Malt Beverage License as applied for to the City of !,heat Ridge by Robert J. Hartman be DENIED for the following reasons: After due consideration of all evidence pr{�sented and the offical records submitted by the Planning Departnent of the County of Jefferson, which records included a market analysis showing the following outlets within the neighborhooJ; 1. Safeway Store 3/10 mile 10050 West 38th Avenue 2. Zip Food Store 8/10 mile 913❑ West 44th Avenue 3. Ridgeview Super Market 9/10 mile 8005 West 44th Avenue 4. Woods Thriftway 1-2/10 mile 10021 West 26th Avenue 5. Paramount Lanes 1-2/1❑ mile 2625 Kipling Street It appears that the needs ❑f the neighborhood are being served adequately by the existing outlets. I, therefore move that the application ❑f Robert J. Hartman d/b/a Rally 55, 4075 hipling Street, Wheat Ridge, Colorado for a 3.2 per cent Fermented Malt Beverage License Le DENIED. November 25, 1969 c Ray C. PEPE J `" 6 Parks 1. Felix LePore 2. Veen Hizel 3. A. F. Williams 4. Robert Vidik 5. Herb Fightmaster 6. Wendell Lynch 7 Planning (1st & 3rd Monday, 7:30) 1. Don Walker 1 yr. 2. Howard Buchanan 5 yrs. 3. Homer Roesner 4 yrs. 4. Charles Hahn 3 yrs. 5. Dr. Otto Bebber 2 yrs. 6. Leland Stewart Ait-5 yrs. 7. 5 Adjustment (4th Monday) 1. Paul Walden 1 yr. 2. Gary Potter 2 yrs. 3. John Opie 2 yrs. 4. Bill Greene 1 yr. 5. Robert Eckhardt 3 yrs. 5 Building Code Advisory 1. Barton Smith 2. Ralph Besel 3. Richard Ondrusek 4. Buel Grout 5. Sam Martin 3 Presidents, 4 Citizens Fire 5oard 1. Bill McBride 2. Bonnie Scoma 3. Art Knief 4. Harald Anderson 5. Le❑ 45eyser 6. Richard Shepard 7. William Nicholas 5 Streets, Traffic, Drainage 1. Jim Russell 2. Jesse Russell 3. Walt Pettit 4. Louise Barish 5. James Johnstone 7 Water and Sewer 1. Jerry Ratcli Ff 2. Gary Lewman 3. Howard Bunger 4. Ralph Johnson 5. Frank Lancaster 6. 7. 5 Police Powers 1. Nelson Jennett 2. Ed Baldwin 3. Joseph Bokan 4. Charles Hahn 5. 5 Finance and Purchasing 1. Harald Oatis 2. Dr. Fred Wolff 3. David Diehl 4. David Roll 5. Jim Malone 5 Pers._,nnel 1. Harry Merdink 2. Rocco Gioso 3. Rex John McElderry 4. Bill Thornton 5. Joe Donaldson 5 Safety Policy 1. Pat Lovelace 2. Roy Townsdin 3. Dr. Bernard Campbell 4. 5. r CITIZEN COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS 6 PARKS 1. Felix LePore 4257 Balsam Street 424-2104 2. Vern Hizel 10015 West 29 Ave. 237-5842 3. A.F. "Bud" Williams 2902 Eaton Street 237-5639 4. Robert Vidik 2950 Quay 237-6159 5. Herb Fightmaster 11641 W. 44 Ave. 424-6814 6. Wendell Lynch 3880 Newland 422-4193 7 PLANNING (1st and 3rd Monday, 7:30) 1. Donald I. Walker 1 year 12186 W. 34 Place 233-3943 2. Howard Buchanan-Ch. 5 years 4800 Van Gordon 424-6637 3. Homer Roesner 4 years 2965 Quay 233-5014 4. Charles H. Hahn 3 years 4061 Field Dr. 421-7045 5. Dr. Otto Bebber 2 years 12124 W. 31 Place 233-1774 6. Leland Stewart -Alt. 5 years 44BO Allison 421-365❑ 7. 5 ADJUSTMENT (4th Monday) 1. Paul Walden 1 year 3839 Allison Circle 424-8603 2. Gary Potter 2 years 4475 Yarrow 421-9319 3. John ❑pie 2 years 10235 W. 33 Ave. 233-6814 4. Bill Greene 1 year 11700 W. 46 Ave. 424-0050 5. Robert Eckhardt-Ch. 3 years 7400 W. 34 Ave. 237-7160 5 BUILDING CODE ADVISORY 1. Barton Smith 8575 W. 45 Ave. 237-1687 2. Ralph Bessel 3915 Garrison 424-4343 3. Richard ❑ndrusel 3675 Hoyt 424-1223 4. Buel W. Grout 3015 Saulsbury 233-2455 5. Sam Martin 3835 Robb 424-2186 3 PRESIDENTS, 4 CITIZENS FIRE BOARD 1. William McBride 4240 Iris Court 422-5166 2. Bonnie Scoma 2859 Gray 233-4434 3. Art Knief 3343 Yarrow Ct. 238-5026 4. Harold A. Anderson 4050 Ames 424-8126 5. Leo Geysen 3525 Ames 424-3662 6. Richard Shepard 3801 Oak 424-7385 7. William Nicholas 7806 Grandview Ave. 424-0253 Arvada -2- 5 STREETS, TRAFFIC, DRAINAGE 1. Jim Russell 10260 W. 44 Ave. 422-5574 2. Jesse Russell 10745 W. 35 Ave. 421-2582 3. Walt I. Pettit 3281 Depew St. 238-6616 4. Louise Barish 692❑ West 33 Ave. 233-1491 5. James Johnstone 6535 W. 26 Ave. 233-0200 7 WATER AND SEWER 1. Jerry Ratcliff 4380 Lamar 422-2481 2. Gary Lawman 4350 Parfet 421-8993 3. Howard Bunger 6900 W. 38 Ave. 424-5693 4. Ralph Johnson 6815 W. 38 Ave. 424-2844 5. Frank Lancaster 6340 W. 38 Ave. 424-6897 6. 7. 5 POLICE POWERS 1. Nelson Jennett 2. Ed Baldwin 3. Joseph Bokan 3511 Ames 421-3607 4. Charles Hahn 4061 Field Dr. 421-7045 5 FINANCE AND PURCHASING 1. Harold Oatis 3237 Teller 233-0574 2. Dr. Fred Wolff 5855 W. 39 Ave. 3. David Diehl 11684 W. 37 Ave. 421-7421 4. David Roll 4676 Upham 421-2606 5. James Malone 7040 W. 34 Place 238-0265 5 PERSONNEL 1. Harry Meerdink 11674 W. 37 Ave. 422-0742 Work - 892-031D 2. Rocco Gioso-Ch. 4380 Everett 422-0055 Work - 428-3523 3. Rev. John McElderry 6 Hillside Dr. 237-3125 Word - 238-6271 4. Bill Thornton 4525 Carr 421-9134 Work - 424-3311,2116 5. Joseph Donaldson 7330 W. 35 Ave. 233-2604 5 SAFETY POLICY 1. Pat Lovelace 3550 Chase 422-3612 2. Roy Townsdin 478D Upham 424-133B 3. Dr. Bernard Campbell 26 Morning Side Dr. 238-4794