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HomeMy WebLinkAbout11/21/1974. Y t T} r t 4; -MINUTES November .21, 1974 F -7h2-two hundma and sixty-fifth regular meeting of the Wheat Ridge City CpunGil was callad,_ta or deZ.at 7:30.p.m. by Mayor Homer L. Rcesener at 4355 Field Street. 41- Alderman .attending were Maxy,Jo Cavarra, Joseph Donaldson, Robert Howard ffalvin Hulsey, LarrV- Merkl and Louise Turner. 'Also attending were City Administrator John Jarman, City Attorney Williarq Mro arthy, City Clerk Elise Brougham, City Treasurer James a Malone, staff an_d_ interested citiz - r- Mavoar Roesenar asked who was present in the audience to discuss the JRPP Highwax Plan from DRCOC1 and several people raised their hands, He atated he ,will cal.1 a_wparate meeting and it will-be publicized in the paper and it will be held prior to the Dscember 18th meeting to be held hyPRCQ~. y - &lderman Pulsev asked what amendment, had been given to DRCOS. Alderman Cava ra.stated the amendment mas to delete the Kipling diagonal from AIeYua_apq ~iplin to.44._8yanp and-1-70, and the deletion of West 38 A.ue;Ue-betwgen Youngh eld and.~adaworth Blvd She stated this had bean brought to Council three times and these amendments would bring iJeRPP'Pyaq to copforma~p will the Master Thoroughfare Plan which had ee'n adopted by City iauncil. She explained the cut-off of 38 Avenue at add~jqrth came_-about bec~se hers and Mayor Abramson's original _prdposal`had been to delete lileat 3C Avenue from Youngfield to where it "intetse;dts with'the Valley Highway and they had been told this was not siti&Pactory and that a.certain segment must-he specified, and that due te-the-time element they specified the area west of Wadsworth, but that there will be hearings with the Comprehensive Plan and a sacnnd ementiment ct7uld be presented if it is indicated _ t Alderman HulssV questioned the haste required to make the amendments antL stated that.-In the future this should go through the normal chain of command with hearings at_,the Planning pommissipn and City Council. sir Alderman Cavarra stated that twice a year amendments can be submitted artd-must go through a computer and be scheduled with advisory committee hearing-s, and, that the, amendment "by no means closes off any further amendments " Alderman Turner _stated- -she had copies of Minutes of the Planning Commission artd City Council regar arig this plan and which also included Resolutions of the Planning Commiesion and Oi'stributed these to Council. She stated she felt if it-was the desire of Council to have West 38 Avenue go on h Sheridan, then it would be appropriate to take a-MIItion. M_nttii nn by Alderman Turner "I move that Minutes of the last meeting (11/J4/744) be tabled for -regular abtion at the next meeting." Motion was 2te=hded by Alderman Kerkl ,gnd passed 6-0. Public Comment was made by_: Phvllis Crabb of 13 Skyline Drive- stated she had petitions requesting improved signalization and cros-~jalke.at Wear 38-Avenue and Kipling for,the students_wha attend Everitt Junior High School:. She stated that this request hadzbeen presented -a_year ago, and in 1971 the North C61ntraIT-ASSpC. of CAllages and Secondary Schools recommended that a 'walklight b# placed an Kipling. , She stated she thought the ideal would alight to halt all_traffiq.- - Mayor Roasener stated perhaps a scatter light could be used there, that a sdhaol ppeed sign was not-adequate in court but a regular speed limit sign could be used, that other posaibilities reuld be flashing yellow ~I3ghts and an avprhaad walkway. 9 if k, z T h r. - A MINUTES -November 21, 1974 - Continued -2 t I S Al.auman Cavarra suggested that a joint meeting between the , school officials and staff be held to start some short range measures immediately, and that she had been witness to an accident today, A Alderman Turner stated-whan the rertuest had been submitted before that a report was supposed to be obtained from the staff regar'dinA_ T. IT-i e feasibUity of a "No Right Turn When Shildzen Present" sign, and Baked if this had been done y Mr. A66E1 Lewis of 6915 West 2 I~venue stated he was coach of the Men's Thursday Night Volley Ball Tea stated the following in regards to the cancellation,of the team on Thur&dey_nights due to Council Meeting. 1. Two months ago the Sentinel had run ads for thins. 2. Volleyball is an orderly game. 3.- The parking problem mentioned ds_a=reason for cancellation was not a brig problem because there would only be 6-players on each team and would change gvery hour. " Vnderstood thaQckuncil d>d not wish to he distrubed but falt the if a door was installed ane Yl the access entrance at the other, eqd of the bolding was used, there could he a solution. 5; H~ gta4tep the players have commitments for other week nights. Approximately 4211 or 30 were present in the audience who were opposed. 7.= H`a,~aquested that Council allow the Thursday Volleyball games to con t~riu -as Scheduled. Motion by Alderman Cavarra "1 move that the City Administrator be a awed to proceed with plans for a door to he purchased for the purpose of enclosing the multi-purpose room, and also that a-walk from the ot,ber entrance to the street he authorized." Motion was-seconded by Alderman Hulsey and passed 5-1. Alderman Howard voted "nay." Motion by Alderman Merkl "I move that gym activity be allowed an TFurs ay nights at the- discretion of the staff." Motion was seconded by Alderman Donaldson and passed 5-1. Alderman Hooerd voted "nay." Alderman Turner stated that the volleyball games should he reinstated imme~tely before the door is built, and that they should t_ry to Jeep he noise down. Alderman Howard stated that when the building was planned it was the understanding that on Thursdays there would be no activity other than Council--Meetings, and that it is unfortunate that the Recreation Dept. had scheduled these game's, but that this was why he had voted "nay." iry__q.W. Nelson of 46 Hillside Drive stated he felt that Wtmt Ridge should have an Alternate Representative to DRCOG. Alderman Cavarra stated that the vacancy had existed since Mayor Paul Abramson had resigned rho"had been the Alternate. Mavor §ossener stated that this appointment could be done at an Executive Session. ~ v WZ-14-24 Rezoninq Case at 5990 West 38 Avenue from Commercial-One to Com_marbial-Two requested by Fred Spelone was scheduled. The purpose of the request was to install self-service gasoline pumps etc. in accordance with local building codes and property line setbacks. Marilvn Habgood, Planning Technician from the Planning Dept.stated 1. The Planning Commission recdYnmended denial because the Planning DePt. recommends denial; Present- Commercial-One provides reasonable else of tfie parcel; 3. Other uses in a Commercial-Twc zone are not IZ 6tible with the neighborhood. x 2. Therq currently exists on the parcel a Shop-N-Go Convenience Store. 3 7T)ere is a gas station an the SW corner, two former gas stailons an the NE and NW corner, and a low cost self-service gas station exists- 2 Mocks East of the corner _ yy i J MINUTES - November 21, 1974 - Continued - - - S 43- 2 40i The Planning Dept- recommends-denial because consideration of past and present gas stations in #ie vicinity suggests--that another gas statJan 1a~not needed; the present Commercial-One zoning provides rsasnnable.use of the parcel; Commercial-Two uses are nat_approprate Tiom-the area, however, the Planning Department is not opposed to gas - pumps in this location The Departments recommendation is that-the ordinance be amended to allow service stations in a Commercial-One zone a's soon as possible. Alderman jurner stated she had requested this change at the Planning Commission Meeting Mr. Leland Stewart stated this was scheduled-fnr discussion on January 6, 1975 (at the Planning Commission). The question was brought up whether the rezoning should proceed if there was the possibility of an amendment to the ardinance,_ and that if this amendment was performed within an adequate amount of time perhaps the applicant might be willing to withdraw his request. Motion by Alderman Turner "I move that the applicant be allowed a chanca-t~withdraw his rezoning application and that the fee be refunded-" Motion was seconded by Alderman Donaldson and pawed 6-Q. V ' It was determined that the applicant, Mr. Fred Spalone was not present. Motion by Aldermen Mark! "I mova that Mrs. Turner's previous Motion e ratcindad, and that the applicant can reapply to be rescheduled f r„_the third.meeting in February." Motion was seconded by Alderman tauarx.a.arid.hrAt DEFEATED 4-2. Aldermen Turner, Donaldson, Howard and Hulsey voted "nay " Mx_ Jerman stated the staff could contact the applicant giving him a chance to withdraw according to Mrs. Turner's Motion. City A$tornev McCarthy stated irf-answer to a question, stated-that the case could be "set over" fora reasonable period of time because. the applicant was not present, or that the case could be considered tonight based upon the recommendations of the staff without the applicant present.-- Rezoning Casa WZ-74.-25 at 7110 (est 44 Avenue requested by Fred Martini from Residential-Two to Restricted-Commercial-Qne was scheduled for Public Hearing - - Marilvn Habnood of £he Planning Department stated 1. One reason far -Council Hearings was to reevaluate the Comprehensive Plan, and that part of the decision based upon the Land Use Plan should. be to amend the area to-correspond with the present strip commercial an West 44 Avenue, and if,.this is accomplished then approval of the rezoning would be reasonabia 2. The Planning Department's recommendation, baaad an the assumption that_.the since the present zoning uses do not correspond with the Lend Use Plan that the community has chosen not to follow the Land Use Plan, i9 for approval. - 3. Presently there are only 8 residential lots-that the Plan recommends residential use. There axe 5 non-conforming commercial uses between Vince and Pierce an West 44 Avenue. There are 7 conforming lots in the area. 4. -The Planning Commission recommends approval_ Alderman CavaPra requested that the dimensions be included for Council's infpTmation Alderman.Turner asked if at the Planning Commission Hearing there had been a setback problem, and the applicant Mr. Martini stated "Yes." Alderman Howard requested the minimum requirements and--was told 30' front y8fd setback, 5' sideyard and 90% coverage, and that no updated traffic counts had been taken Mz,-Fre~ Martini stated in answer to,gUestions the following §y410 - Al MINTFS - November 21, 1974 - Continued s. `4- 1. Tbprs is. an existing structure and -he plans to add on the hack. 2. -That he could not put in his business if the area-is not zoned-- cafnmercial r3, The -building is an "eyesore" and ia-batwee-n commercial. Thane i cbtt(aroiel use aprasa the street, to the east-, past-sides. 4. He could see no other gse for the land f Y i M tt1on by Alderman Merkl "I move that Rezoning Case WZ-74-25-located A't 7T'10 West 44 Avenue requesting rezoning frgm Regidontiel,-Two tit- Cite, be approved for the following reasons f 1t was r9cammended by the Planning Department. _ It would be compatible with the existing uses-An the eras.-" Motion was' seconded b-y Alderman Howard and passed 6-0, . DP-~4-n4 bumping (and Excavation) Permit for Brannan Sand- and Gravel Ca. j' 'fit 1 13,0R„lie5 4 ~ven re~fos the our ore of gravel excavation (and re- habil 6tion was scheduled for Pubc Heaxing. r~~ rt ~'lanning Department stated the Planning Commission Imaril,vn Habgood ofr had recommended for approval far the following reasons aT4s p b asel provides--appartunity for the City to improve park 2. It is in accardance with the state requirements for mineral ex- tracl~ian. ' - r .3",. EXmel]ent rahabilitatian,-plan for additional parks. 4:' Parks Dept and Planning Dept recommend approval. y 5. Granted the privilege of a completion date of 1/15/78. 6.` The Planning bepartment_recommends approval of the request of ~r~he applicant because compliance has been shown with the provisions 24 -;Excavation and Deposit Control. Resolution No. 353 extending the time limit an the extraction permit of Brannan Sand and Gravel CD. for three years was introduced by Alderman Merkl and was semi. Motion by Alderman Merkl "I move that Resolution No 353 be adopted Fu TTdad." Motion was seconded by Alderman -Hulsey. Discussion followed. Mr. Maurice-Fax, attorney z•epresenting Brannan Sand and Gravel Co. at'ated the.plans and procadures- had been presented previously. He stated -they had two perking plan proposals: the original one, and the eug_gestad c6nge with double perking and part of which is elevated eo the games can be obse3msd from the cars. The warding on the property tn;:be conveyed to the City will be for the property with all existing improvements to be, conveyed according to parties specified by the CEity. The haul road shown will be changed in locatian. The west lake puhject to the lease with Goors-will not have a law water deai.,0natipn., Upon a suggestion by Alderman Howard he agreed to delete, the word "Commercial" regarding the property to be retained by Brennan. Mr. Fox stated he would present both linens on the parking and the City _could sign whichever one they wanted to.. M ti by Alderman Turner "I move these amendments (brought by Mr. FOx.,e approved." Motion was seconded by Alderman Donaldson and passed M Fox reiterated the time tables for excavation and rehabilitation. Alderman Turner questioned the warding that this is a Dumping Permit and actUA ly-excavation will be done. Citv Attornev McCarthv stated this is for both. r Speakinq-in -0oposition was Mr. Uerv Lewman af'4355 Pierson who stated that-the.plan precludes _ certain land,uea of pthV.recreational nature and he would like to see the lake a. z'a-a maximum of 14 acres., and in.the future extractions ahould.,ae_ [i for fill and that the lake should be enlarged. Mayar Roea-ansr stated future- Councils could make this stipulation at the. time 4 d r  F - k:1. p _ l 6-0. needed, A t4 _ 1, MINUTES - Ao'vembar 21, 19/4 - ~an~in~ied r.- } z ~5, _ ' QuestionJWas called on Resolution No. 353 and Motion to adopt passed Motion to Amend-by Alderman TUrner:___°I move that Section 15 of the-- L Brannan-Cit,y of Wheat Ridge Contract be_amended_ta reflect that-the rovafients of-that property being conveyed will become property of the _ esiopated party and that conveyance will be made by Brannan-to the -soe7dy specified Sy the. City; that the haul road on the area of the f-Irst phase of construction be changed to the cast :O feet of the dubject site- that the language an Exhibit C-2-A pertaining to property 4 k retained by 4nnan.be changed by striking proposed commercial to be that wording an Exhibit 838 pertaining to-low water line be rewordedL io'say 'low water line eleva ton -to be set by Coors ip accordance with - t'he -lease between Coors and Fie Ei£y of Wheat Ridge. THERE WAS , . NO SECOND AND NO VOTE;WAS CALLEb, This Motion was to amend Aldermen - turngrls previous Motion approving the amendments, but not specifying them. Reen1utinns No. 354 and 355 and 356 and 357 were all introduced by Alderman Donaldson and were read - i eft ~ i y 9 Pon by Alderman Turner "I move that Resolution No. 35LL adogtino the urchasinq Manual end Resolution Na. 355 designating Mr. Jarman ,to be the Deouty Treasurix a approved." Motion was seconded-by Alderman Dpna,ldson_aPd passed 6-0. Motion by Alderman Merkl ~1I move that Resolution No. 356 (support ng- the.5aard of Countv 0ammissinnera for the expansion and refinement df'a Land Use.Camputer Model to facilitate implementation of HB 1041) and Resolution No.-357-Cendorsinq the continuance of Revenue Sharing 1*unds) be approved as read." Motion was-seconded by Alderman Ooneldson. Berman baverra recommended that Revenue aharing continue without any iig6si"t ions or re*i tjon9 and that the phrase "without any additional restzJxAlp-is'" be, adde~i_after the words Wheat Ridge in.th e second paragraph f _ an pdge Alderman Merkl agreed to this EpBndment s _ Mr -Jermea-stated in answer to-a'question that rrn funding is required - from the City in Resolution No. 356. ' tIuestion was called on Motion to-adopt Resolutions No. 356 and 357 and passed 6-0. ' _Motran hy Aldermen Turner II;, iove that City Cnuncil approve the renewal- o the Z uor licenses of the-fallowing establishments m 1. O$rnes-Investment Co. dba Prk-N-Pik Liquors at 9345 West 44 Avenue, Class-D- - - - . 2. 171e~?led American Veterans Club Chapter 22 at 4901 Marshall, Class G. 3;, ioZty wok's Liquors at 1+141 Kj-pling, Class D which-had one suspected vials ion but hQd,beer cleared by Council. _ 4. 'Hillcrest Liquors at 4403 Wadsworth Blvd., Class D. 3, Los Penchos Inc; at 6351 West 44 A_ venue, Class F. aside Liquors at 5820 West 44 Avenue, Class % 7. Last Knight Lounge Inc. at 3270 Youngfield, Class--G. . ~ Paramount Pharmacy~ at 1041 West 26 Avenue, Class E. Swiss Society of Uenvgr, at 4850 Wadsworth 01yd., Class G. 10, bYheat Ridga Lanes at 6595 West 38 Avenue, Class 11 ~ V6Fn Is at _7605 Wfeat 44 Avenue, Class C~. 12. Nera's Nook at 9110 West 44'bvenue, Class G, and 13. Carefree Inc. at 4990 War Ward Road, Class-G both of which have had calls to - tle pol'ce flor lm turbances which were- turned by the management - - r~thesYj n .v`iQlgtigns~nf tl. LiqunF,~roe.^ Motion was seconded by ~ Alda rman uisey and passed 0. - M13 ' ` tj. by _ Iderman Turner m _ _Z ove that Item. E. a I#esolutian giving employees the day after Thanksgiving as a ninth-holiday he lifted _ ftblf the tab THERE I AS_N~ SECgND AND MOTION DIED. ^ A~ f ~ h Lk t P'INUTES - November 2-1, 1974 - C,pntinued K ~ -6- '~1{eneWal of 3.2-0ackage_beer license and Change of Careoraf,8 Officers, ViP Tenneco 0il~o. dba Tenneco Food Store #150 at 12700 West Z2 Aveue wa's scheduled. Mr. Rev Huffman-of 680 E. Easter represented Tenneco Oil Ca. and -stated the neo°.pfficfars' fingerprints etc. are in process-and Will s be mpiledl The ngw officers are C.W. Rackley-President, and C.H. Carpenter-Treasurer. -AV Alderm n turner "I move that the 1ClasseJ1 package 3 2 bear Motion license, for Tenneco Oil Co1Tdtia Tenneco Food Store ##150 at 12700 West 32 Avenue he approved for_Tanewal, and that the change of dorporate officers be 9pprpved with the provision that their approval be rescinded if either officer has ever- aen convicted of a felony." Motion was segbn'68 by Alderman Dorpldann and passed -6-0. M tion by Alderman Cavarrar "I hereby move that the deed from the Avca Englewood Industrial $apk conveying title to certain property in the Clearvale Subdiv; Sian to the City of Wheat Ridge b.e approved and the -OaVor ~s figreby directed to aCCppt said deed." Motion was seconded by Alderman,liulaay and passed-6-0. r Mo `n by Alderman Hulsey "I move that Robert Blair he reappointed to a,t ree_year term -to the Board of Adjustment." Motion was seconded by Alderman -Howard and passed 6-0 Y t3:3 n by Ald=man-Twrner "Z move that John Qpie be reappointed to 1--heLL pard of Adjustment (for a three year term)." Motion was seconded by Alderman pavarra and passed 4-2. Aldermen Hpwaro and Hulsey voted "nay." Alderman Cavarra appointed Mr. Ben Thies to the Public Works Committee.- T m'11, was taken up next which was the Annual Report of the Wheat FidT~ qe Fira Department which was presgnt9d by Fire-Chief Jack Willis. He gave p~;Zst%cs pn the,activit.y_pf the Fire Department, and gave ti7ie cogplete report to ire City, Clerk far the City. file. Mr. mane Harlow of 4650 Estes brought up the question of whether the C1ea ya]e grad c`fli{~ d be sefiyed 4y the Wheat Ridge Fire District instead Yoi tfia rva46 Fire isttrict. It was stated that this would have to be bTpygh~_a~out by the<pitiz_gns thepiselves rather than the fire districts arranging it,. - Requestfor approval -ta exeg0te the. Statement of Agresmant regarding - - amexnenc`-Vapo~ting sv`stem called 911 feasibility study. ChiefPinson z,c,ummefWad support of this study to be paid for by the County. Motion by Alderman -Turner "I move Council authorize the City. Administrator to i,icfite Cqundil approval of the study of the 911 system." Motion Wes ssdpr0pe by Alderman eavarra and passed 6-0. Mption by Alderman Merkl "I move far a ten Minute break and than -rarfsidar. hose, rams wl?Arh our staff is present for first.' Motion 4~es sscd ed dy lde~mapr Turner and passed 6-0. Alderman Merkl also stated "I move we suspend our Rules of ProcedureNot vote etc- was-taken. MaVax RQesener stated that the discussion of the proposed-new_Penal Code would ba.,scheduled far December 12th. Citv AttornaV MpEarthv stated V that ~akswood's,Pgnal Code had been previously distributed,'and recommended ;that,the gunk or# nance also be,part of the penal coda, and that the - Pol ce Advisory Committee had recommenda-d a change in phraseology in t,he noise level section, and that, he would like Council input far changes. It.. was apgggsted that the park _iulas also be included into the new #Penal Cade. T y • f T r'r 1 i T - ,e+' , a _ ~ as I MINUTES - November 21, 1974 - Continued Mr. Jarman stated the radio inventory which had been requested had been distributed, and they were now in the process of iden£ifying exactly where and in which department etc. the radios are now presertly located. - Mr. Jarman stated the National League of Cities dues for 1975 is 8600.-00- which An increase over last year (increase of $100.) ATL" 3erman stated that a list of traffic haz.ards,and areas of inadequate street lighting as turned in by Police Officers had been distributed. AldermanTurner requestd a correlation between burglaries and dark =eas;, and stated that energy should be conserved and streat.lights-should _not be fgrced_in areas where they are not wanted. Alderman Cavarra stated that in view-,of the tight bugget that perhaps extra lighting could not bq provided. Mayor %esener Stated that long term planning is neaded. Alderman Hulsey stated that lights ara_nsadad foxa safety factor. Aldermen Howard S69gestad that the Public Works Covittee study -this. _ Nancy Snow of 11155 West 40 Avenue recommended that the list of proposed lights and type of li_ghts be published for a hearing for the people. Mr. Jarman stated that presentation of data relating tb-'the proposed sales tax bond issue be deferred to December 12th, and at that time _ the exact identification of street and drainageiprojseit must be made-: A Mr, Glen Taylor, Public Works Director gave a report an the cost of asphalt walkways and concrete ones. The estimated cost of asphalt would $1,425.00 per 520 l.f. and for concrete wag $1,150.00 for the sa ,f_ oot@ge. The vost of the concrete forms that would be reusable -1,q_$i4,000.00.= The plans are for.cdncrete curb, gutter and sidewalk rvd±i a' the corners, and a 4' walkway between-on West 41-Avenue between Reed and Fepton (north), West,sioe of High Court between West 35 andn Rvenuea and the ngrtH side p~ I~it 3t'Avenue between Youngfteld ana HOllank Streets. _ Alderman Howard stated it is nmi faii,. to put in curb and gutter (at the cornersY because many people have in the past paid for their own. Alderman Turner stated that historically the responsibility of curb and gutter placement had been the property owners and it's an increase Yt~q-'-the value of the property. On the project on West-32 Avenue within 3 bineks an individual has been required to put in curb, gutter and sidewalk by the City. Che hap been told by an attarney that the City w could -be awed for providing something arbitrarily-,# one person which another has been required to pay fdr. She stated that the new walkway should match the existing one, and objected to going around the corner with curb which would cause erosion, and that the end could be-,graduated instead of stubbed off rquestioned Ehs prices presented and that labor was given as the same amount for both kinds of walkways, and she felt that there is more labor involved in Concrete She recommended theft- the property owners be cgtacted by the City to aee if they "would like to go along with the City program for providing these things.' _ She alas asked if the existing_walkway would remain, or wouldit be replaced: Mr. Taylor said it would only be placed where it does not exist. Alderman-Hulsey-stated the City has already started putting_in walkways at city expense and questioned if Mrs. Turner was against this policy now. Aldermen Turner said she objected to curb, gutter end-walkways at the mornars. Mr. Taylor stated-he feels it is important to define a corner- --sothat the pedestrian can stand and be protected. 'Alderman Merkl recommended that the City overlay_ and widen the streets mud stripe them-where the street's ara_in bad condition, for example 21n High Court, He stated where concrete exists it shqul4.be extended. T MINIJT6S - NoveAer 21, 1974 - Continued Aldermen=Gavarra stated she would along with what the other Aldermen wanted to do in tpaix respective Wards, but where it is determined there,is a hpiard-Eras such as lest 32 Avenue, t4b City should put in walkways, and if tpe people are assessed they could sue the City for being arbitrary _for .a" ling out them for an assesemant. She recommended that where there is existing curb and gutter on the cross streets, then curb and gutter could be put in. Aldermen_Merkl recommended that a cost estimate pri his recommendation Y of-Widening, and overlaying the streets and. then striping them for walkways be made. Mr. Taylor stated that concrete walkways would be quicker, and there is more labor but the equipment needed is less than for asphalt. Asphalt walkways need cpn'~inual maintenance -and would lest 5 to 10 years, r`£~nd the life of concrete is 15 to 25 years. - NancV_0now of 11155 West 40 Avenue stated that the citizens of the City h3va made it clear that they do-not consider a Ni-0ened Street a,walkway 'And she asked Mr. Taylor if the curb at the corner would be sloped, and Mr. Tavlor stated that-it-would be sloped like a curb- out, ~_Alff&man Turner requested tfie estimated cost-pf the concrete walkways without the purb, gutter etc. at the radii. Mgt,gn_ by Alderman Hulsey "I move that this item (proposal to install 41 concrete walkways~.ba-tabled for action on December 12, 1974." Motion wee S2=fi bd by Alderman Cavarra and passed-4-2. Aldermen Howard and Markl voted "nay." The status of the Budeet Reoort through October 1974 was distributed to Council. Motion by Alderman Turner 61 move that Council authorize the City { ipTP~tretor to. nggntiateyrsnawal pf the lease (at 7_k70 West 38 Avenue) e ye t.' Motion plea ascoT.rded 4 V Alderman Donaldson and passed &-O~ r Mr. JerrRarl reported that there was'a Jefferson County Job Develooment Per gr g which is=unded by themloyment retraining act which pays the salaries entirely during the training in euitable work, and then eiemployees can hed by the City or returned to tha County. Mr. Erman, sts-ted' the 99 9j? dyet authorized an automotive service man and a clexi.cal aide in the-Purchasing Office. He stated the training could be through March and could be for 9 ,ear if ,justified. Motion by Alderman Merkl:- "I move we authorize the Cjty Administrator t4 roceed with the program." Motion was seconded by Alderman Turner andppasae`d 8=-0. `Alydarmarn Navarra mentioned that Council had previously stated that the clerical aides would be hired from the high schools and would be part-time. Mavnx Roessner read two Proclamations One naming December as Buy _ Wheat Ridge Month and the other naming,Decamber 9, 1974 as Blood Donor Day, Mavor Roessner announced the first meeting of the Bi-centenial Committee would be December 2, 1974. Mavor.Roaseuer announced-there would be no meeting on December 5, 1974 due to lack of a quorum. The Treasurer's Monthlv Reoort through October 31, 1974 was distributed. Mr. Ward Horton, Director of Parks and Recreation presented the recommen- dations of the Parks and Recreation Commission regarding reservation policies far parks etc. He stated that only a resident of Wheat-Ridge -EM-Vff~ make-_a_raservation_for a group, atc. There is--a special use request form for use of ballfiald's etc., and also non-profit groups can ask far exemption of the charges. 61' rt - y. Y <F w .T n -4= tel. • ^ } z~ MINUTES - November 21, 1974 - Contipued rfh 1 1 ~ ~ $otion-hy Alderman Cavarra "I move that City Council approve °Ehe T'evilAgn-Request Regulation and the 9peciel Croup Request as prepared byihe Parks and Recreation Commission with the following dlilents` amen `1. 'The definition of Wheat Ridge residents would include businesses ~th}6t_have a place of busine§s_operating within the Wheat Ridge City Limits, 2."113lisinesses having a place-..of` business. operating outside_the City - Limit. determined ndn-ree~.dent6 df the city pf Wheat Ridge. 3. The f-ees for non=residents tball be as follows - - Sjze of Group Non-Resident 25-75- 540.00 75-125 X50.00 '125-175 _ $60.0q, _ 975-2Z5 $70.00 225-360 $80.00 - A- 30Q - +~100.00 - - over 300 r $100.110 plus $10.00 for any additional 100 people or portion thereof. The fe® for residents shall have t-he following change, Size of Group Residents of Wheat Ridqa 309 .,,S 50 . q-0 - Qver 300 $50.00. plus $5.00 for any additional 100 people or portion thereof." Motion was seconded_ by Alderman Merkl and passed 6-0. A letter from Ms..Frank Callahan, Realtor stating that Swimland wad avai'.able for purchase, lease or,jease/option and otherwise it could b demgliahed epd filled in ~fCir an apertmbnt houspxwas on the Agenda. r tx i. f~r. Jarman atated that their offer would be less than the original $125,000.00 offer--be`cQuse the adjacent lot. is not included, and that - 15" 000.48 WeL}llf 4e Tppded, to upgrade the hoilers.,- In answer to a fjubstn;-r he steed` that 0pan pace money could probably be used. fAldesman_Cavarre atated she was opposed to purchase of this swimming ti pdCf7 bedausa there we14-6 -meripus-problems and there_was-no parking and _.Prdximity to apartments, and she felt the City needed an indoor p Ol. H Mri Norton stated the Parks and Recreation Commission had recommended against the purchase. - Motion by Aldermen Merkl; "I move that Council direct Mr. Berman to con Fct Mr. Callahan and tell him we are not interested (in the purchase of Siimland) " Motion was seconded by Alderman Howard and passed 5-1~ Ilderman Donaldson va'ted - 4f 1 Meeting,was adjourned a4 1 20 a.m. - El se B pughm, rty C1eFk #r - APPROVED r ySaY - f 3y a 1 % Fn 41 P+ J v iTy y kS- i 1 f 3 M1 t n f €