HomeMy WebLinkAbout11/17/1975
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'ovember 17, J75
The three hundred and fifth regular meeting of the Whe~ Ridge City
Council was called to order by Mayor Homer Roesener at 7 3D p.m.
ai 4355 Field Street.
Councilman attending were Mary Jo Cavarra, Joseph Donaldson,
Robert Howard, Calvin Hulsey, Larry Merkl and Louise Turner.
Also attending were City Administrator John Jerman, City Attorney
~Iaurice i ox, City Clerk Elise BriJlJgham, staff and interested ci tizens.
Councilman Merkl itemized the following Minutes that needed additions
or corrections
:. Minutes of 3/29,75 - Page b. between the comments of
Councilman Turner and Cavarra regarding the sidewalk there were
comments made by himself and other members which he would like to
see inserted.
2. October 20, 1975 Minutes - Page 3. at the bottom of the 0agc
he s tQted his item 4. in his Motion needs to be corrected. i ,e
st tej on page 5. his Motion on non-conforming signs was about billbo_rds.
Dr' ,J ge tJ. he stated there was a large amount of discussion left "2 or
the i tuc,,; "
J. Mirutes of "ovember 3, 1975 - Page 3. under Study Sessio;
OJ i tent to buy land needs more of the discussion put in.
4. Minutes of ~ovember ;0, 1975 - Page 4. at the bottom of
the page needs a corr8ction and on Page 5. needs more commen~ on the
911 centralized emergency reporting.
Motion by Councilman Merkl "1 move thEt the Minutes of November 5, '~75
be-approved as written and the Minutes of October 27, ~975 be approved
as corrected, and all Minutes under discussion tonight, be sent back
to the Clerk for corrections." ~10tion was seconded by Councilman
Hulsey and passed 4-2. Councilmen Cavarra and Turner voted "nay."
Councilman Turner felt that specific correct.1ons should be given
by Council when they wanted corrections, and Councilman Cavarra agreed.
Councilman Merkl stated he doesn't have access to the tapes and felt
when there is a long discussion the Clerk should include it irto the
Minutes, and that the Clerk should do a proper job in preparing
t"he Minutes Councilman Turner stated 1 hour in a meeting creates
11 legal pages if it is verbatim, and stated that no direction has ever
been given as to the amount of discussion to be included and that
this should be determined and a definite guideline should be made.
Councilman Turner reqllested that the Minutes not be tabled week afl~er
week and that they be handled within 3 weeks of the meeting of which
they are written. Mavor Roesener stated if they are retabled, a
reason should be given.
Public Comment was made by
Stephanie Gates of 4470 Vance stated she was present to defend
the Youth Services and Probation Department and that she had voted
for the sales tax and on 11/5/75 the services had been discontinued
She stated the City has more problems than drainage and chuckholes.
She stated that Mrs. Howard had won an award for her outstanding
work in probation and that she basically worked as a sounding board
and guides people to agencies.
Mavor Roesener stated he was "amazed that the probation workers had
been qualified for 6 yeErG when they were doing it for free- but is
not considered the same thing wher they were to get paid.
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Harrv Nvland of 10095 Kipling stated last February the Ci~y Council
in connection wi~h the DRCOG passed a Resolution opposing Kipling's
designation as a limi~ed access freeway. He s~ated he presumed the
resolution was implemented by transmitting it to DRCOG and requesting
that the plans be altered, but he has reason to believe this wasn't
done.
Mavor Roesener stated there w~ a mass meeting which DRCOG attended
and he had no doubt that they did not know there was opposi+ion,
and that Wheat Ridge only has 1 vote in the DRCOG Council.
Mr. Nvland staced the city had achieved the diagonal deletion.
Councilman Turner stated at the recent Major Thoroughfare Plan meeting
held by the Planning Dept. the people had been told it was still
designated as a limited access freeway because no governmental
entitity was actively pursuing the removal, and that the DRCOG delegate
should have informed the Council at DRCOG.
Councilman Cavarra felt Mr. Neiland was referring to the formal
amendment procedure. She stated since Kipling goes through Lakewood
and Arvada, that the best way to achieve success is to have a joint
effort of these cities before DRCOG. She stated Arvada does not went
the freeway designation but their plans need to be finalized and when
they are the 3 cities could make a joint effort for the removal. She
added there is no urgency since activity in this area is not contemplated
in the near future.
Councilman Hulsev sta ed many times Wheat Ridge has opposed the
freeway which is on record, many times, and he stated "even if it
is on the COG map, it doesn't necessarily mean that they're going
to come through Wheat Ridge, because we still have some control
of the City."
Mr. Jerman stated he wanted to reassure the Council that the Resolutioll
h~ been filed with the DRCOG and it is self-explanatory in its intent.
Councilman Howard stated there was a meeting held at Wheat Ridge Jr
High School by DRCOG. The main thing pointed out at that meeting
he stated, was the Wheat Ridge request to delete the diagonal starting
at W. 26th and Kipling, and further wording included that Kipling go
north to 1-70 and take 1-70 up to Ward Road and then out Ward Road
He stated this additional wording was prepared by former Mayor Paul
Abramson with the assistance of Mary Jo Cavarra, and he stated
"That's why COG still ha3 it on their books."
Motion by Coun=ilman Turner "I move that City Council request a
Resolution be on the Agenda next week reaffirming our oppositio~ime
to a limited access freeway on Kipling Street, and that at suchAthat
it's passed, the COG representative from Wheat Ridge be instructed
to take whatever action is proper to pursue the remolEiL of the Kipling
designation as a limited access freeway from the the COG and JRPP
Plans." Motion was seconded by [1]urcilman Donaldson.
Councilman Howard asked "Is this just a Motion to prepare a Resolution?"
Councilman Turner stated thsre is follow-up action in it.
Question was called and ~otion passed 6-0.
Motion by Councilman Hulsey "I move to approve the renewal of the
Class E Drug Slore License for Larry Lee Addington dba Addington Merit
Drugs, 3810 Wadswor+h, and the Class E drug Store License for Wadsworth
Drug I nc a f. 7397 W. 44 Avenue." Motion was seconded by Councilman
Howard and passed 6-0.
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Motion by Councilman Merkl "I move to approve the renewal of
the Class G 3-waV liquor license with extended hours for the Lost
Knight Lounge Inc. at 3270 Youngfield Street." Motion was seconded
by Councilman Hulsey and passed 6-0.
Motion by Councilman Merkl "I move to approve the renewal of the
Class G 3-way liquor license for Robert M. Murray dba Clancy's at
10117 West 37 Place." Motion was seconded by Councilman Hulsey
and passed 6-0.
; .0J,-~_0.r:!. by Councilman Hulsey "I move to approve the renewal of the
Class f beer and wine license for Los Panchos Inc. at 6351 West
44 Avenue." Motion was seconded by Councilman Howard and passed
6-0.
Pr~~j Pik Liquor Store was scheduled for renewal. Councilman IVlerkl
stated there appeared to be a violation pending on this estabslihment
and askBd Mr. rox if the renBwal should be held up. City attorney oX
stated the renewal must be made before Dec. 31st or a new application
must be made and he was not sure when a hearing was scheduled, and
suggested that they be treated as separate matters. The Clerk noted
that no charges were filed because the report states that the person
was from out of state and it would be difficult for him to be brought
back for the proceedings. The date of the complaint was 9/1/75.
Councilman Howard asked why the complaints were not gotten to Council
when they occurred. Mavor Roesener stated it would be improper
to deny the renewal on the basis that the applicant would be guilty
before tried. Councilman Howard noted the "case is cleared and closed
pending any disposition of the Wheat Ridge City Council" which is
stated on the last page and asked how the Council could act on it
if they didn't get it when it occurred. Councilman Turner felt it
was not received by Council since charges were not fileD, and recommended
renewing the license
Motion by Councilman Turner "I move to approve the renewal of
the Class D retail liquor store license for Barnes Investment Co.
dba Park N Pik Liquor Store at 9345 West 44 Avenue." Motion
was seconded by Councilman Hulsey and passed 5-1. Councilman Howard
voted "nay"
Case WZ-75-13 rezoning l~plication of Glen M. Walsh for rezoning
from Residential-Two to Restricted-Commercial-One at 7005 West 44 Avenue
was scheduled for Public Hearing City Attornev Fox stated that
the applicant wishes to withdraw the application. The attorney representing
~he applicant, Carol Van Pelt verified this statement
Several people were in the audience who were interested in the case.
Lewis Longo of 4425 Reed, Fred Larson of 4420 Saulsbury and Anthony
FIasco of 4440 Reed were among those who spoke Some of their commenis
were as follows
1 A suggestion to make the area from W. 44 Avenue from
Saulsbury to ReBd and to W 48 Ave. a greenbelt so they would be "left alone"
2. fhe question was raised why wasn't there anything in the
master plan to protect the homeowner
3. If the property is sold, how long will it be before thBre
is a new application for rezoning? Mr. Zwaqerman stated they could
come in the next day Councilman Hulsev suggested denying the rezoning
City Attornev Fox stated a presentation must be given before a rezoning
is denied and rezoning should be in conjunction with the Master Plan.
4 It was st.ated long time resident:s have 1.0 Lake a back seat
to somebody new who can come and apply for a rezoning and the residents
have to fight to protect their property Mavor Roesener stated the lsws
must be followed regarding the rights of all properry owners and thar
rhe Council acts responsibly.
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It wa5 mentioned bV 5everal of the Councilmen and the Mayor that
there i~ a sched~led hearing on the Land Use Plan at 7 3D p.m.
at Ever1tt Jr. H1gh on 11/18/75 and they urged the citizens to at~end.
Councilm~n Cavarra sta~e~ this pla~ when adopte~ should meet the majority
of. the.w1shes. of the c1t1zens. and when an applicant applies for a rezoning
Wh1Ch 1S not 1n conformance w1th the Plan, his chances should be
extremely slim of getting it passed.
Ordinance No. 194 setting the salary of the City Treasurer for the
next term was introduced by Councilman Merkl and was read in full.
Councilman Howard questioned the date of 1/12/76 for the starting
salary and Mavor Roesener stated this was the date of Lhe new term
of office Councilman Turner sugges!;il!! t hale a clause be added "for
~u~ceeding terms of office unless changed." City Attorney Fox staLed
Lh1S was generally done annually, but this was stated through the
term of office in case it was forgotten so that the person co~ld be
paid. Councilman Hulsey asked if this was a raise and the Clerk
s'ated it was a raise from $589/mo to $500/mo. as this was the
salary approved in the 1976 Budget.
Motion by Councilman Merkl "I move for the adoption of Ordinance o.
194 on first reading and order it published." Motion was seconded
by Councilman Hulsey and passed 6-0. Councilman Howard voted "aye",
Councilman Hulsey voted "aye", Councilman Merkl voted "aye", Councilman
Turner voted "aye", Councilman Cavarra voted "aye", and Co~ncilman
Donaldson voted "aye".
Ordinance No. 195 setting the City Clerk's salary for ~he next
term was introduced by Councilman Cavarra and was read in full.
Councilman Hulsev asked if this included a raise and the Clerk st3ted
it did not and Councilman Hulsev asked if this was not approved would
the Clerk go without pay.
Motion by Councilman Cavarra "I move that Ordinance No. 195 be
approved and published on first reading." Motion was seconded by
Councilman Turner and passed 5-1. Councilman Hulsey voted "aye",
Councilman Merkl voted "aye", Councilman Turner voted "aye", Councilman
Cavarra voted "aye", Councilman Donaldson voted "aye" and Councilman
Howard voted "nay."
Ordinance No. 192 amending Ordinance No. 84 relating TO electrical
contractors was introduced by Councilman Merkl on second reading
and the title was read.
Motion by Councilman Merkl "I move for the adoption of Ordinance
No. 192 on second reading and order it publiShed." Motion was
seconded by Councilman Donaldson and passed 6-0.
Mavor Roesener announced there was a Solid Waste Workshop Dec. 11-12
at Dillon and a Centennial-Bicentennial Seminar at Pueblo on Nov. 2 -22.
A report on the comparative cost of publishing legal notices in
the Rocky Mountain News, Wheat Ridge Sentinel and the Denver Post
and t.he Zone 3 was distributed. The report is attached to the Minutes.
City Attornev Fox stated the Zone 3 would qualify as a legal publication.
Councilman Hulsev stated there is a greater circulation in the Denver
Post Zone 3 compared to the Sentinel and l;he cost is relative the same.
Councilman Turner asked if there is a minimum number of lines for
Zone 3 and Mr. Rhodes, buyer for Wheat Ridge stated "yes" j,here is
a minimum 50 line charge and after that charges of 50 lines.
Mr Jerman recommended experimenting by splitting the publications
into both papers to see the effectiveness. Councilman Hulsev stated
that would be more confusing.
Councilman Cavarra stated this subject came about because the Sentinel
had refused Mr. Jerman's request for a column because it was felt it
would be political. She stated. even though this.paper's circ~lation
is lower it provideb many benef1ts to the commun1ty and the C1ty
should su.~port the.~~per. She added she felt Mr. Jerman's column would
be essen~ially pol1t1cal.
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Councilman Hulsev stated the 5entinel publishes Dr. Cowan's article
for the school district but won't publish Mr. Jerman's column
and that this is a "slap in the face to the City." He added that
be Sentinel publishes high school columns and Mr. Jerman's column
would have had notices of upcoming meetings etc. He stated it (Mr. Jerman's
would not be overly political. He stated "it may be a grudge columr
that he wants to go to the Denver Post~ but he stated he didn't
realize it would be so cheap and the City "is missing the Boat"
if they don't go to the Denver Post: due to the larger circulation.
He mentioned that the upcoming Land Use meeting was not in the Sentinel.
Councilman Turner staSd that before the Ci ty had star t;ed using the
Sentinel for legal publications due to a legality, there had been
weekly req_msts from citizens as to why it wasn I t in the Wheat.
Ridge Sentinel because that is where they look for city news.
The column that was turned down should have nothing to do with
the City's advertizing. She stated she had been told that the Land
~se Meeting was not in the Sentinel because it had not been given to
them. She stated she wanted the advertizing kept in the Sentinel
and opposed splitting the advertizing between 2 papers and that the
50 line cost of the Zone 3 was bad.
Mavor Roesener asked if the Sentinel belonged to the Audit Bureau
of Circulation. Denise Kalette, Editor of the Sentinel stated she
did not know.
Motion by Councilman Hulsey "I move that the City of Wheat Ridge
move their advertizing to the Denver Post Zone 3, all advertizing
in the City of Wheat Ridge." Motion was seconded by Councilman
Donaldson and TIED 3-3. Councilmen Turner, Cavarra and Howard voted
"nay." Mayor Roesener voted "aye" and MOTION PASSED 4-3.
Mr. Jerman gave the report on the carpet damage settlement in the
Community Development Department. He stated the insurance carrier
for the Fruitdale Sanitation District was billed for the
additional amount due to the City for carpet damage due to the
rebid on the carpet. He stated the City recovered the full amount
less $100 deductible which was $2150. Councilman Howard asked if there had
been any damage to the carpet in the Anderson Bldg.
Mr. Jerman stated "no" and that it had been cleaned.
Mr Jerman gave the Budget and Appropriation Report as of November 11, 1975.
He stated there was $2,116,000 expenditures encumbered through Nov. 11th
and there is a budget l:Elance of $789, 893 for a 10 month figure. '-Ie
stated the City is spending on the average $211,000 whith 2 months left
to go the projected expenditure woul~f$422,000 so the year will be
ended with a good carryover balance. He stated the revenue received
was $2, 321,000 and the anticipated revenue was $2, 413,000 which is
an underage of $91,000 and the carryover was $31,000 totaling
$120,000 which will not be received this year, but this is more than
offset by the expenditures. He stated the anticipated revenue
from the sales tax was $770,000 and in actuality it is close to
that figure in the amount of $765,000. At the same time last year
the City had received $695,000 so the City is ahead by about 10%
ahead of the same period last year which is a good sign. He stated
the auto ownership is $10,000 under which was due to depressed sales
but it is improving He stated the total report is very healthy
for the City, he doesn't anticipate any large expenditures through
December 31st.
Mr. Jerman staLed there needs to be a joint meeting between the
Planning Commission and the City Council on a land use matter. It
was stated this was on a proposed ~velopment that is filed with the
County on Kipling and W. 32 and W. 26 Avenue. Mr. Jerman stated
this would be a public meeting but would be a study matter and no
action would be taken and it would be informative.
Motion by Councilman Cavarra "I move that a Special Meeting between
the Planning Commission and the City Council be held on December 9, 1975."
Motion was seconded by Councilman Donaldson and passed 6-0.
Councilman Cavarra noted "hat the 9th is School Bond Election Day
and if there is a conflict that Dec. 10th be set as an alternative
date. She also not.ed that. facilities for a large crowd should be obtained.
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City Attornev Fox sta ed I.hat next Monday night there would be an
alleged 3.2 beer aC1 violation and that due to the Wpe of testimony
this should be a closed meeting from the public or press. It was
agreed to have an executive session at 7 00 p.m. on 11/24/75.
Councilman Merkl stated he felt Council should have a policy
on continued zoning matters and made a Motion which was later
withdrawn as follows "I move that no applicant be allowed to ask
for a continuance more than once before City Council, and upon request
for a second continuance that the matter be dropped by the City Council."
Councilman Donaldson seconded the Motion and later withdrew his
second. Councilman Howard asked if this shouldn't be incorporated
into the zoning ordinance. City Attornev Fox stated it should
amend the rules and regulations and ordinance, and that when an
applicant applies that this information should be given to him.
Councilman Hulsev stated thut a good reason should be given for
a continuance and they should not get back their application fee.
A man in the audience stated that withdrawals should be handled the
same way.
Councilman Merkl directed the Director of Community Development
to bring a zoning ordinance amendment next week which would provide
for the intent of his motion. D. Zwagerman stated this would take
longer than one week, but it would be done.
Councilman Merkl stated that the Townrider buses do not have Wheat
Ridge on them yet, and the bus that Mr. Hulsey saw was a different one.
ie stated he felt that RTD will pull the buses if there isn't enough
ridership, and he recommended that there be a meeting between the
RTD oard and himself and Mr. Jerman to explain that for 2 months
there has been a bus running in Wheat Ridge which is labeled Arvada
and nobody knows where it goes and why it is running in Wheat Ridge
saying Arvada, and until it is marked properly, the City doesn't
even consider that there has been an intercity bus and the City's
6 month trial for these buses does not even start until the bus is
labeld properly. He recommended ticketing the buses for speeding
Councilman Merkl stated"West 35 Avenu~ regarding the Denver Water
Board project " that the City is not getting any cooperation out
of them (Den. Water Board.~
Motion by Councilman Merkl "I move that Mr. Jerman be instrocted
that 1 week from today, if no action and cooperation is obtained
from the Denver Water BOwrd, that a stop work order be issued on
this project until proper repairs that we are now requesting on
West 35 Avenue are at least made, or some cooper~on by the Denver
Water Board is at least shown." Motion was seconded by Councilman
Donaldson.
Councilman Cavcrra stated she couldn't vote on this because she doesn t
know what the problem is. Councilman Merkl stated the bridge has
little progress and there are soft shoulders. He stated the Water
Board dug up the shoulder of the road and dumped sand along the
street which with the clay dirt made a "real nice mess." He stated
people back out of their driveways and sink into the shulders of the
road and wait for a wrecker to get them on the street. He stated
over a week ago Mr. Jerman contacted them and they stated they would
look into it to see what they can do, and they have not returned the
call and when Mr. Jerman has called them "they haven't been in."
He stated he thought what the trouble is that "they don't believe
there's a City here, like RTD, that's going to do anything" and
Wheat Ridge has to say they have citizens that have problems that
have to be fixed.
Councilman Turner stated Mr. Binder and the Denver Water Board had
appeared before Council and expressed the desire to cooperate. She
stated the City should try to find out the answer to the problem, and
that the City has an agreement with the Denver Water Board and this
should be checked to see if a stop work order would be in violation.
Councilman Donaldson stated there are numerous places where there
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are damaged sidewalks and driveways, and that the contractor has
been making promises to ~ake care of the matters, but in a lot of
cases the contractor won't even assume the responsibility of certain
claims.
Councilman Cavarra asked about the legality of the stop work order.
City Attornev Fox stated this should be discussed in an executive
session. Councilman Cavarra asked to defer the Motion until
the matter has been discussed. Councilman Merkl stated he wanted
it discussed this evening. Councilman Hulsev stated once the
the Water Board is out of Wheat Ridge the City has no hold over them
at all. Councilman Merkl WITHDREW HIS MOTION and the second withdrew
his second with the stipulation that after the executive session
the meeting be reopened.
Ben Chastain stated anyone who isn't aware of the problem should
drive down W. 35 Avenue from Teller to Sheridan.
Motion by Councilman Merkl "I move we recess into an executive
session." Motion was seconded by Councilman Donaldson and passed 6-0.
The meeting was reconvened.
Councilman Turner stated she had been att.ending the Resource Recovery
Management Committee meetings as an Alternate and Mr. Merkl was the
representative. She stated a bill is being prepared to establish
a 1/10 of a mill district in the metro area including Boulder for
the met.ropolitan resource recovery project and that a lett.er will
go to the Governor and DRCOG to place it on the Governor's call.
She stated there is a feasibility study stating fuels, amonia, ferrous
metals and aluminum can be recovered, and that on Thursday there will
be a meeting for reports from companys interested in buying these
projects. Councilman Merkl stated he had signed the letter t.o put
it. on t.he Governor's call. Councilman Turner stated there is nothing
to preclude using smaller dump areas also and that she feels this
a reasonable approach. Mr. Jerman noted the estimated net income
from the recoveries is $5Y2 million but that there is an initial
capital outlay cost.
Mavor Roesener stated he would like someone to attend the Bicentennial
Seminar. Councilman Turner stated she would try to go and if she
couldn't she could find out who might attend.
Meeting was adjourned at 10 3D p.m.
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CITY
OF WHFAT RIDGE - MEMORf"~DU~'lt'
PAGE ~IGHr-MI~UTES'OF N~VEMBER 17,1975
To
John Jerman, City Administrator From
Subject
SEE BELOW
Date
George Rhodes, Buyer
NoveITJReEN~ rt~~ ,brf ~ji. -/
Approved Date
NOV 1 7 1975
SUBJECT COMPARATIVE COSTS, OF VARIOUS NEWSPAPERS, FOR LEGAL ADVERTISING
At your request, I
comparative costs,
Legal notices.
have
from
STUDY SESSION ITEM
obtained the following information concernfng
various newspaper9, for publishing the City
NEWSPAPERS
Rocky Mountain News
- A charge of ninety-five cents per line
with fourteen lines per column inch
14 lines @ .95 = $13.30
Paid circulation for home deliverv in
Wheat Ridge is approximately 3700
Wheat Ridge Sentinel
- A charge of twenty-three cents pff line
with a discount of five percent l5%J
since printing is larger than six point
Size of type used results in ten lines
per column inch compared to 14 lines
per column inch in the other newspapers
14 lines @ .23 = $3.22
Less 5% ( 16)
Total
$3.06
The Denver Post
Zone Three Edition
- A charge of twenty-three cents per line
with a minimum of 50 lines per publication
Additional cnarges are made in incremen:s
of 50 lines.
50 lines @ .23 = $11.50
The Denver Post
Regular Edition
- A charge of $1 16 peT line with 14 lines
per column inch.
14 lines @ 1.16 = $16.24
Paid circulation for home delivery in
Wheat Ridge i$ approximately 8600.
Mr. Allen Dreher, of the Denver Post states that in his opinion Legal Notices
could be published in the Zone 3 insert in the Denver Post.
Our propsoed expenditures for legal notices, as approved by Council for
1976, are listed by Department.
City Clerk 411.51 $4500
Community Development 419.51 $1800
Planning & Zoning
Community Development 431.51 $ 200
Code Enforcement
Police 424.51 $ 800
Burglary Unit
Public Works 441.51 $ 300
Engineering
TOTAL $7600
cc Richard Andrews, Director of Admininstrative Services
WHEAT RIDGE SENTINEL CIRCULATION
November 12, 1975
Paid & Free Circulation of WHEAT RIDGE SENTINEL
in the City of Wheat Ridge also include residents,
samplings, dealers, and racks in EDGEWATER, LAKESIDE,
AS WELL AS CITY OF WHEAT RIDGE
CARRIER - PAID CIRCULATION
CARRIER - FREE (Samplings)
DEALERS AND RACKS
3,850 Capprox.)
2,650 Capprox.)
600 Caverage)*
7,100 Capprox.)
MAIL SUBSCRIPTIOruS (GENERALLY OUT OF TOWN)
350 apx.
*As is true with any item, a number of these are
returned--not sold.
Note Edgewater & Lakeside area news carried also
in "Wheat Ridge" Sentinel.