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Home My WebLink About03/28/1977 f"iI NUT[-J h2rch 28, 1977 r:" . (I '( The '~nundr8d-fi fty-nlnth n:gular meeting af the I:Jheat Ridge City Cauncil ,,,as called to 'uder bV [v:avor Frank Stites at 7 30 p.rl. at 4355 Field Street. C.1uncilllEm present UEre f.'lary Ja Cavarra, JrJseph DrJnaldsrJn, RrJbert HrJlllard, Calvin HulsEY, Larry t'lerkl, and Louise Turner. Als'J present Ldere City Administ;!'atar John JerC1an, City AttrJrney f"1aurice Fax, City Clerk Carol Hampf, City Treasurer James Malone, staff and interested citizens. The rlinutes of City Cauncil mEeting of March 21, 1977 L,!ere approved as published. Item 1. The Financial Report for the month of February 1977 was presented by City Treasurer James Malone. PUBLIC COf"1f-1ENT: Harold Rust of 6535 Liard Rd., Arvada, representing Public Service Company presented a check to the City in the amount of ~76,763.18 for the first quarter, 1977 and underestimate of 4th quarter, Franchise Tax. He also presented a list of the amount of Franchise Tax paid the City for the years 1970 through 1976 and first quarter 1977. Item 2. Mayor Stites read the Resolution Commending DECA/Jefferson Senior High School and presented it to the Principal, Distributive Education teacher and representatives of DECA of Jefferson High School. Item 3. Application by Planning Commission, City of Wheat Ridge, for a change in zoning for a portion of property located at W. 32nd Ave./ui. 35th Ave., between Garrison and Estes Streets from R-2 to R-1-A. (Part II includes Lee's Lake Subdivision, South 180 feet of Wide Horizons prf1perty, and unplatted land lllest of Estes St., south af 35th Ave.) Case ~WZ-75-26. Presented by Mr. Shelley. Exclusions in this part arE Lot 6 - a t~JO family dwelling, Lot 7 _ Ollmer is r[itisfied lllith present zoning; Lot 8 - is a two-family dllJelling; Lot 4 _ recommended by Planning Commission, owners have no preference, Key 52 _ is a double, l'1ey 56 - owner asked for exclusion, no reason given. Wide Horizons people requested to be included in the rezoning. All property f1wners were notified by Certified Mail of the proposed rezoning. Mr. Fox was asked if on this type f1f Mass Rezoning, if the area is rezoned to R-lA and Sf1merJne dicides they did not want it, is there a time limit under which they could go back to the old zf1ning. Mr. Fox said that not unless they perfected an appeal in District Court within 30 days. Motion by Councilman Cavarra "I r:JrJve that Case ffWZ-75-26, Part 1 rezoning froLl R-2 to R-1-A be approved, the location is between W 32nd Ave. and W 35th Ave, between Garrison and Estes Streets, the Goodhart-Stoddard Subdivision and Aqua-Belle Subdivision hJi th these excep ti'lns - Lo ts 21, 22, and 27 of the G'1:Jdhart-Stoddard Subdivision." f"1otion ltJas seconded by Councilman Turner and passed 5-1, Councilman Howard voting Nay. Motion by Councilman Cavarra "I move that Case UZ-75-26, Part II, rezoning from R-2 to R-1-A be approved, thp QPneral location is W 32nd Avenue and W. 35th Avenue between Garrison and Estes Streets. Specific location of Part II is Lee's Lake Subdivision; Unplatted Lots referred to as Book 1882, Page 656; Book 1880, Page 25; Book 699, Page 379, Book 773, Page 584; Boak 1829, Page 19; Baak 792, Page 10; Baak 971, Page 376, Book 817p Page 130, Book 1987, Pages 771 & 772; Book 709, Page 141, and Boov 821, Rage 73, and the Southerly 180 feet of Wide Horizons, described as, i"iinut8s 3/28/77 - 2 - Beginning at the Southwest corner of the NU 1/4 NE 1/4 of said ~ection 27, thence easterly along the South boundary of said NW 1/4 NE 1/4 331 feet to the TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING, thence continuing easterly along the South boundary of said NW 1/4 NE 1/4 664.1 feet, mare or less, to the center line of Everett Street, thence northerly along the center line of Everett Street 205 feet, thence westerly along a line parallel to the said South boundary of said NW 1/4 NE 1/4 664.1 feet, thence southerly along a line parallel to the East boundary of said NI:J 1/4 NE 1/4 205 feet, more or less, to the True Point of Beginning, subject to the right of way for West 35th Avenue along the South side thereof and subject to the right of way for Everett Street along the East side thereof. Exclusions l"ill be Lots 6, 7, 8 of Lee's Lake Subdivision, Key 52 of Unplatted land described as follows that part of the SW1/4 of NE 1/4 of Section 27, T 3 S, R 69 W of the 6th P.M. beginning at a point 457.7' North and 200 ' !Jlest of SE corner of said Sl'J 1/4 of NE 1/4,thEJn~eNorth 150', thence l'lest 75', thence South 150', thence East 75' to the point of beginning, County of Jefferson, State of Colorado,and Key 56 legally cescribed as follows. A deed recorded at Book 2596, Page 552." ['lotion was seconded by Councihlan Merkl and passed 5-1, Council~an Howard votinQ Nay. flir. Shelley stated that he believed that Lot 4 had been inadvertantly excluded in the plans. Loaocilman Cavarra, therefore did not list this lot in the 8xclus~ons. He'll 5. Res"lutbn C'lilmending LJheut Ridge Senior High wchool Girls ~Jtate Chal1pinnship Basketball Team. ResolutirJn [LiaS numbered 502 and read by thE City Clerk. i:oti'1n by Counc-,-ll11an Cavarra "I "ove that Res'llution 502 bE' adopted." i':lf]ti'ln lJae; sec::Jnded by C,.,uncil ,an Turner and passed 6-0. Itc'n 6. Request"lf 11ipling 500oCarpfJT'uti,n f'Jr Installati8n fJf ~tr8et i ~rove~Bnts and traffic signul light at develfJper's ~xpense on Kipling St, n,rth ,f I-lo. Mr. Jerman stated that there had been a 'neetin;! th thE City r.,amlger ,f Arvarta, the Traffic engineer, hr. ZllJ8ger:lan, and [vir. Lc-,-ser, thE ,utc,T"'le of ['Ihich luas that [.1-'- th CErtain agrBer"Ents I tth the- [level,per, the ple10 u'1uld n,t interfere uith i->hateveT' street 3lignc-ent Arvada chf)s8. ThESE agreE"Ents [IEre that the Traff l[' signal !daS <Jgreeable i f K~plinl) uere IdidenEd tn 4 lanes, the Diaganal Str8et Ends in Cl cuI dE 5<JC c"iO i"'1uld be n'1 problEL" and that thE strEets lJr1uld bE' put in nrl!' but thE curb and r;utter cbne then thB aligmlEmt is set, the lonoy posslbl put in em sscr-:JII aCCQU;1t. Arvada has an Urban SYStE8S Grant for North '1f 1-70 to Rulston. These cEvelopments wauld redUCE Arvada's costs. their earliEst construction dctes lJould bc late 1979 or early 1980. [vir. SouthlJell of CH2h Hill gave the results of a recent Traffic Count survey, indicating thB vehicles involved in the development, the need for the widened streot, thE 3-phasE Traffic Signal that would bB of the semi-actuated type (grEen on Kipling unless there was a call from thE Diagonal.) The traffic signal Idill be installed as soon us the deVElop lent is approved. Bob L'illiar,ls of the Kipling 5000 col1pany said that 30% of the arBa lDuld be covered with buildlngs, 35-40% Dr parking 2nd the remaind8r in greenery. hr. Hslbij said that there is 3D' af Right af ! a~' d_ dicated on the est side 'Jf the csnter linE :Jf hipling and 55' on the ~ast side, 2nd that if m:Jre lS nesdED far thE deceleration lane Kiplin= 5000 1 ill cedicate whatsver is neCF3 ary. The dEvslapcr is to put in the light subject ta specifications of thE ci ty. They [Liill bid it and install it. Curb and gutter by Devslopl,ient AgreB",ent. l hEn i'lrvada deter"ines uhich alignmmt thEY [dill use, any further rElacatinn will be at no Bxpense t~ Uhcat Rid~8. i inutes 3rB/77 - 3 - ~btif)n b'j C'Juncil:-mn Hulsey "I l'JV8 th2lt the request of ft,ipling 5000 C,rporatian regarding the installation of StrEet improvements consisting of pavenent, curb, gutter, street widening and a Traffic 3ignal Light bE appr'JvEd. All it8~s to be furnished at expense of Kipling 5000 Corp,ration and subject to city specifications and approval. Specific items of improvement ma'j be constructed under 8vslapment AgrEeme~t." ;.loti'Jn tuBS seconded by C,uncilman D':JnaldsfJn and passed 5-1, Cow: Irian Howard voting ~21Y. ItBel 7. ~'1rJtion by C,Juncilman DrJnaldson "I r~ove that Council approve the renewal of the Class G 3 way liquor liCEnse with extended hours at Grnd Times i3elrJon 4990 Lard Road" f'liotbn was sec::Jnded by Council,lan Cavarra and passed G-o. Its", B. notion by Councilman Cavarra "I move that Council approve thE rEnewal and change to Class T Tavern License ulith Extended Hours for Port 44, 4400 L0ard Road. II ~1otion ttlas sec::Jnded by Councilman Donaldson and passed 6-0. Item 9. Motion by Councilman Howard "I move that Council approve the renewal of the Class J-2 3.2% Beer on premises License at the Family Fun Center, 5250 U 38th Avenue, Denver, CO 80212." Motion was seconded by Councilman Donaldson and passed 6-0. Item 10. ~'lotion by Councilman Hulsey "I move that the lOl>Jest and best Bid be awarded to Green Valley Turf Company, at 7951 South Sante Fe Dr., Littleton, Colorado for 60,000 SquarE Feet Marion Blue Grass Sod at Total Cost not to exceed ~3,894,00 to be charged to Account 31-504-862-5," Motion was seconded by Councilman Turner end passed 6-0. Iterll 11. 1J,otion by Cauncilrnan Cavarra "I move that Council authorize payment to Howe & LJindholz, attorneys, for Wheat Ridge Charter Commission expenses flJr months of February and ~1arch, 1977 in amount of ,,3,287.13 to be paid from account No. 001-610-713-2, as approved by Charter ClJmmissilJn Chairman and Secretary." Motian was seconded by Councilman Turner and passed 6-0. Item 12. City Council recommendations concerning Jefferson County branch library in Central Wheat Ridge. Discussion of pOSSible recommenda- tilns included leasing space in Time Square, holding the Police Building in reserve far a Library and having the County build a Library far Wheat Ridge. Motion by Councilman Turner "I move that we recommend they investicaiE the Cook property on 38th Avenue, West of Wadsworth." notion was seconded by Councilman Cavsrra. 1c10tion to Amend by r.,unc.clnan Merkl "Ird like td Amend the motion, that the County bLY the prop8~ty." Motion lIJ8S seconded by Councilman Donaldson. 1~otion to Amend was passed 6-0. Motion as amended was passed 6-0. Item 13. re Treated Water far the Metra area, including Foothills Treatment Plant. Ad Hoc Committee mesting to be held March 31. Anyone that can attend, please do so. Mr. Hobbs to S8e if sor;18one from Public Works Department can be there. Proposed Resolution Concerning treated water will be brought to the Study Session, April 4. Item 14. !iJotion by Councilman herkl "I mo' c that Mr. Zwagerman be allowed to attend the American Society of Planning Officials Conference to b8 held in ~an Diego, California from April 23 through April 27, 1977, at a cost not to exceed 700, to be charged to Account No. 001-120-702." Motion was seconded by Councilman Donaldson and passed 6-0. f -,nuts 3-'28-77 - 1\ _ C,unclll18n Cavorrs h,~ci ,is EC ire Jer,,:m fr:lr further infu" otion regarding Point otripinQ the ~tT80tS. As B party ,n the prevailing _de, s~rEquestcd the subject be reconc~dErEc. C'1uncJ.l. an Cavar18 I ill report Lit the April 4 ..Jtud'j J8ssi'Jn 1n CJ hatr1 Study Co " i theE ,1l'Etin'1 rE~ arding co hul ti-t crol' Gnvsrnr:cnt Pr'Jpos .L. l"irJt-,C)n by Councihlan Turner "l inve thLit th2 Public ~:orks Depart- Iilcnt place LI sign to slr:JtJ troffic euch I lay on Elrcnttdo'JL.l ::otrect be tl'JSen L, 1 st and L,4th i\venue. II Ho tlr:J n 113S seco ndcd by Co unc l.icn herfl and paSSEd 6-0. Its 15. Letter fr8 i the f:\ni lLil Contral Cr:Ji;1J'ission tr:J thE haYr:JT' ane City Council, includEd in thE PgEnnci packet, I las c211uL1 t, the 2ttenti'Jn 'If C.l ty CrJUncJ.l by thE hayor. Itc: 16. C'J l:-:unicatifJn fr'1! f'\..F. illLo. ,co" REpre~.8ntC3tivt.; to [)RCOb Citizens Adv sCJrV Cn~ ittcc TE Activit Be in 1976. Cr:Juncil on :1crkl askEJO that r.h'. :'illia , bs in\) ~ tee tD C'Junc.i.l to c:_,"cucs thciT LicL.vJ.ties. T'l be 'lit the Agcndc f'Jr the StucJ~ Sccci'ln, i BY n. Itc 17. ['i,U ln by Cluncil,mn Hul"E'\ t, thL B'lcrd ,f Adjust,.lcnt." r"I,L n ~'h!Jcrrc :Jnr1 pas r=:cl 5-0. "I EJpp'l nt HElLl1 HO:cE1rd 18S SEcnndsr! t: } Cr'")uncil;-"18n ['-j,ti,n tl I\dj"IUrn -y' Clunr 1 i~~n Hul'-'2\j, sF:::c1ncIE:~ J\j C,uncil :t3n f' ~,;:r! 1, ;::11 Ate.. /~< sf L( -Z:e--1: .4' [;2:",..,1 . ;' ) ~(/h ..;/'/ .,../ ,:, ..;;,.) '..- , H3jnp f :l' AF'PilnVED j.!1 /'j!j-; I I I-J