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HomeMy WebLinkAboutResolution-1999-0061 RESOLUTION # 61 SERIES OF 1999 TITLE: A RESOLUTION APPROVING A PRIORITY LIST OF OPEN SPACE AND PARK LAND PROPERTIES FOR ACQUISITION WHEREAS: The City Council deSires to establish a pnonty list for the acquIsition of open space and park land properties In Wheat Ridge; and WHEREAS. The Parks and Recreation Commission has completed an evaluation of the eXisting list of open space and park land properties and has recommended a pnonty list for the acquIsition of open space and park land properties In Wheat Ridge; and WHEREAS ThiS list of properties will be used to communicate to the Jefferson County Open Space Department and the Citizens of Wheat Ridge the pnonty open space and park land properties deSired for acqUISition, and NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY OF WHEAT RIDGE CITY COUNCIL THAT: 1) The pnonty list of open space and park land properties for acquIsition be approved. CLEAR CREEK LEGACY PROPERTIES Higher Pnority Coors Greenbelt Zarlengo Property Langdon Property Arvada Excavating Lower Pnonty DAV. Property Long Property 9201 W. 42nd Avenue OPEN SPACE/PARK LAND HIGher Pnonty Kendall Properties Einarson Property DaVIS Property 4440 Tabor Lower Pnonty Hawkins Property Herr Property Wide Horizon Property 41st and Fenton Property DONE AND RESOVLED THIS day of Octqber, 1999 /. .! ' I- -. .,.~ ATTEST' Wanda Sang, City Clerk P ARK LAND ACQUISITION CRITERIA WORKSHEET PROPERTY NAME LOCA nON OF PROPERTY ****************************************************************************** 1) Is there a need identified in the Parl{s & Recreation Master Plan for the property? 2) Is there public support for this property? 3) Is this property threatened by development? 4) Is this property located in the Greenbelt? 5) Is the property currently on the market? 6) Does this property have a willing seller? 7)What is the potential cost of the property? 1 8) Does this property require condemnation? 9) Does this property meet other public needs besides parkland? 10) Is there a building/structure on the property? If so is the city interested in the building/structure? Additional information concerning this property ') WHEAT RIDGE OPEN SPACE ACQUISITIONS PRIORITY LIST NAME SIZE LOCATION PRIORITY 1) Einarsen Property 8 3 acres 3600 Kipling St High 2) Hawkins Property 40,000 sq ft 6675 W 29'h Avenue High 3) Wide HOrizon Property 2 8 acres 35'h & Flower High 4) Zarlengo Property 5 acres 41" & Miller High Legacy Protect 5) Kendall Property 3 5 acres 6301,6351,6375 (Three parcels) W 44'h Avenue 6) DavIs Property 5 3 acres 3705 Jay St 7) DAV Property 6 5 acres 4901 Marshall Legacy Protect 8) Herr Property o 45 acres 10200 W 38'" Avenue 9) unnamed o 28 acres 4105 Fenton St 10) unnamed 2 2 acres 4440 Tabor 11) unnamed o 60 acres 9201 W 42nd Avenue Legacy Prolect 12) Arvada Excavating 5 5 acres 7680 1-70 ServICe Rd 13) Langdon Property 3 5 acres 10551 W 41" Avenue Legacy Project 14) Coors/Greenbelt 197 acres Miller to Youngfield along Clear Creek e CITY COUNCIL MINUTES: May 10, 1999 e . Page - 5 - Motion for amendments by Mrs. Shaver is as follows 1 Delete the proposed traffic signal at the intersection of 46th & Wadsworth, seconded by Mrs. Worth; motion failed 6-1 with Mrs. Shaver voting yes. 2. Median structures with landscaping be restricted to city entrances, major intersections and strategically located pedestrian crosswalks, motion died for lack of second 3. The third, right lane in each direction serve as a utility lane for excel/decel, right turns and bus pullouts, only where such functions are necessary; seconded by Mrs. Worth, motion fails 5-2 with Mrs Worth and Mrs. Shaver voting yes. 4. Additional efforts be given to a) locating places for consolidating/eliminating curb cuts along Wadsworth b) providing inter-business access in front of commercial properties seconded by Mrs. Worth; carried 5-2 with Mr. Eafanti and Mr Mancinelli voting no 5. Do not move the existing traffic light at Three Acre Lane to 41st Avenue; motion died for lack of second. Vote on original motion with amendments carried 6-1 with Mrs. Shaver voting no Item 5. Consider various Resolutions Authorizing Park Acquisitions within the Community. Agenda Item 5 was introduced by Mr. Siler. Motion by Mr Siler that each of these items be voted on separately; seconded by Mr. Eafanti, carried 6-1 with Mrs. Worth voting no Motion by Mr Siler that for discussion purposes that each of these sub-items for each piece of property be treated as an amendment so that the person who introduces it has 1 minute for introduction and each Council person has 2 minutes for discussion; seconded by Mr Mancinelli; carried 6-1 with Mr DiTullio voting no A. Resolution 20: Parcel 1, Einarsen Property. Mrs. Shaver introduced Resolution 20 Motion by Mr. Siler that Mr Wardle present a brief summation of the various Resolutions and then continue by voting on them separately after that; seconded by Mr Mancinelli; carried 5-2 with Mrs. Worth and Mrs. Shaver voting no '. ~ . CITY COUNCIL MINUTES: May 10,1999 Page - 6 - . Mr. Wardle then continued with the summaries of the Resolutions Steve Singer, 9810 W 36th Avenue, was present to make a pitch for the Einarsen property Fran Singer, 9810 W. 36th Avenue, stated that she was there to keep the vision of the Eisenhower Park alive, representing the neighborhood adjoining the property on the east side She feels that having a park at this site will benefit all. Mark Miller, 9650 W 35th Avenue, spoke for the Einarsen property and feels that not only will the immediate residential community benefit from this property being established as a park but the larger Wheat Ridge community stands to benefit as well. Odarka Figlus, reminded Council the need for a park in this area has been shown on the master plan since its inception. As the last available piece of open land that is currently being used as a park and she asks Council not the take it away from the kids. Motion by Mrs Shaver for approval of Resolution 20; seconded by Mr DiTullio, carried 7-0 B. Resolution 21: Parcel 2, Jenks Property. Mrs Shaver introduced Resolution 21. . Doug Jenks, 11885 W 38th Ave., stated that he does not want to sell his land and submitted a letter to Wanda Sang, City Clerk. Mrs. Sang read the letter to Council. Motion by Mr. DiTullio to postpone Resolution 21 indefinitely; seconded by Mr. Eafanti; carried 7-0 C. Resolution 22. Parcel 3, Hawkins property Mr DiTullio introduced Resolution 22 Motion by Mr. DiTullio for approval of Resolution 22, seconded by Mr Donnelly; carried 7-0 D Resolution 23: Parcel 4, Wide Horizon property. Mrs Shaver introduced Resolution 23 Motion by Mrs Shaver for approval of Resolution 23; seconded by Mr DiTullio, carried 7-0 ., '. ~ CITY COUNCIL MINUTES: May 10, 1999 E. Resolution 24. Parcel 5, Zarlengo property Page - 7 - Mr. Eafanti introduced Resolution 24. Motion by Mr Eafanti for approval of Resolution 24; seconded by Mr DiTullio. carried 7-0 F Resolution 25 Parcel 6, Kendall property Mr Mancinelli introduced Resolution 25. Motion by Mr Mancinelli for approval of Resolution 25; seconded by Mr Siler Motion for an amendment by Mrs. Worth to Number 3 on the signature page by deleting "all structures be cleared from property prior to closing" and replace with" the city retains the option of reducing the size of some parts of this parcel slightly by excluding those specific portions on which commercial or residential buildings stand. In the event that future analysis might indicate such action would be beneficial and accomplishing the willingness of sellers reducing unnecessary costs of property or any other benefit not evident at this time ", seconded by Mrs. Shaver; failed 5-2 with Mrs. Worth and Mrs. Shaver voting yes. . Vote on original motion carried 7-0. G. Resolution 26: Parcel 7, Davis property. Mr DiTullio introduced Resolution 26. Motion by Mr DiTullio for approval of Resolution 26, seconded by Mr. Donnelly; carried 7-0 H Resolution 27. Parcel 8, DAV property. Motion by Mr Siler not to approve Resolution 27; seconded by Mr Mancinelli, failed 3-4 with Mr Siler, Mr Mancinelli and Mr. Donnelly voting yes Motion by Mr DiTullio for approval of Resolution 27, seconded by Mrs Shaver . " CITY COUNCIL MINUTES: May 10, 1999 Page. 8 - . Motion by Mrs. Shaver for an amendment that this DAV property be put into the high priority acquisition list; seconded by Mrs Worth, failed 4-3 with Mrs. Shaver, Mrs Worth and Mr DiTullio voting yes Motion by Mrs. Worth for an amendment to delete tearing down buildings; seconded by Mrs Shaver; failed 5-2 with Mrs. Shaver and Mrs. Worth voting yes. Vote on original motion carried 4-3 with Mr. Mancinelli, Mr. Siler and Mr Donnelly voting no I. Resolution 28: Parcel 9, Herr property. Mr Eafanti introduced Resolution 28. Motion by Mr. Eafanti for approval of Resolution 28; seconded by Mrs Shaver; carried 4-3 with Mr. Mancinelli, Mr. Siler and Mrs. Worth voting no. J. Resolution 29: Parcel 10, 4105 Fenton. Mr Siler introduced Resolution 29. Motion by Mr Siler for approval of Resolution 29; seconded by Mr. DiTullio; carried 6-1 with Mrs. Shaver voting no. . K. Resolution 30. Parcel 11 ,4440 Tabor Mr. DiTullio introduced Resolution 30. Motion by Mr. DiTullio for approval of Resolution 30, seconded by Mrs. Worth, carried 6-1 with Mr Mancinelli voting no L. Resolution 31: Parcel 12, 9201 W 42nd Ave Mrs Worth introduced Resolution 31. Motion by Mrs. Worth for approval of Resolution 31; seconded by Mr DiTullio, carried 6~1 with Mr Siler voting no. . " ~. .\ .) CITY COUNCIL MINUTES: May 10, 1999 Page - 9 - M Resolution 32: Parcel 13, State Land Board property/Ridge Mrs. Worth introduced Resolution 32. Motion by Mrs. Worth for approval of Resolution 32; seconded by Mrs Shaver; failed 4-3 with Mrs. Shaver, Mrs. Worth and Mr. DiTullio voting yes. N. Resolution 33: Parcel 14, Coors Property. Mr. Mancinelli introduced Resolution 33 Motion by Mr. Mancinelli for approval of Resolution 33; seconded by Mr Eafanti Motion by Mrs. Shaver for an amendment to the Whereas and Item 2 by deleting the word "Athletic Fields"; seconded by Mrs. Worth; carried 4-3 with Mr. Eafanti, Mr. Mancinelli and Mr Siler voting no. Vote on original motion as amended carried 6-1 with Mr. Siler voting no o. Resolution 36 - 7704 W. 48th Ave, 8150 W. 48th Ave. 9070 W. 48th Ave. Johnson Park. Mrs Worth introduced Resolution 36. Motion by Mrs Worth for approval of Resolution 36, seconded by Mr Siler; carried 7-0. P. Resolution 37 - Supporting Lakewood in acquisition of property east of Wadsworth on 26th Ave Mrs. Worth introduced Resolution 37. Motion by Mrs. Worth for approval of Resolution 37, seconded by Mr Siler; carried 7-0 Item 6. Parfet Street Neighborhood Traffic Calming Project - Final Design Item 6 was introduced by Mrs; Shaver. Title and summary read by the City Clerk. "~ CITY COUNCIL STUDY SESSION MINUTES ,..----. CITY OF WHEAT RIDGE, COLORADO 7500 W. 29th Avenue, Municipal Building April 19. 1999 The City Council Study Session was called to order by Mayor Cerveny at 7:00 p.m. Councilmernbers present: Teri Dalbec, Jerry DiTullio, Don Eafanti, Lloy~ Donnelly, Ralph Mancinelli, Janelle Shaver, Ken Siler and Claudia Worth. Also present: City Clerk, Wanda Sang; City Manager, Robert Middaugh; Gary Wardle, Director of Parks and Recreation; Ron Patera, City Treasurer; staff and interested citizens. Item 1. Discussion of Parks Land Acquisition Gary Wardle introduced his memo dated April 19, 1999 which outlined the focus of the Park Master Plan. Mr. Wardle asked Council to prioritize the eight sites. (Davis and Kendall sites are already on the list.) Mrs. Worth added the property off 1-70 between Kipling and Ward - Ridge Home Property - approximately 40 acres. Mary Margaret. Coates, 9835 W. 35th Ave., would like to see the Einarsen Prop~rty as a park. Odarka Figlus, 9775 W. 36th Ave., stated that the neighborhood fully supports a park. Mark Miller, 9650 W. 35th Ave., agrees with the above speakers and handed in a petition of park supporters for the Einarsen Property. Fran Singer, 9810 W. 38th Ave, presented a vision of how the park would look. Steve Singer, 9810 W. 38th Ave. agrees with the above speakers and mentioned that it would be nice for the school children in the area to have this as a park. Dave Arent, 9750 W. 36th Ave., agrees with the above speakers. Consensus 8-0 to extend the discussion for a maXlmum of 30 minutes. STUDY SESSION MINU , L APRIL 19. 1999 PAGE 2 ~ff . ~ ~/ , Larry Peters, 9810 W. 34th Dr., Fred Marvel, 9865 W. 35th Ave., Klenz, 9700 W. 37th Ave. and Don Peterson, 9945 W. 34th Drive., support the property used as a park. Mary all Mrs. Dalbec would like to add the Jenks (38th Ave. and Simms) property to the list. Mr. Siler mentioned that Open Space probably will not fund this property because of location, commercial property and the high cost. Consensus 8-0 that the Zarlingo property be in the high priority group. Consensus 6-2 to keep everything on the list printed plus Jenks, Ridge, Davis and 44th and Kendall. Consensus 8-0 that the Einerson Property be in the high priority group. Consensus 7-1 to bring the entire list forward. e Consensus 6-2 that the Jenks property be in the high priority group. Consensus 7-1 that the Wide Horizon property be In the high priority group. Consensus 5-3 that the Hawkins property be in the high priority group. Consensus 5-3 that 4440 Tabor be on the list. Consensus failed 4-4 that DAV property be on the high priority list. Mayor broke tie by voting no. Consensus 5-3 that the property located west of 1-70 and south of Clear Creek that a Resolution be brought back for Open Space and the County Commissioners encourage them to purchase as open land to use for whatever. c e - --------