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Lhe '-\tJril Lb, l'JdU l{eguldt' City Louncil 'Ie(~tinl ,vas c:)lvpned
JY qayor Stites at I 3U P ill Louncilmemoers Dresent Pat
Aiello, bill dowman, MarJ Jo Lavarra, Kent Da~is, hen Lewis,
Larry I"lerkl, i'ay Ore, and Loui3(> l'llrner i\lso Dreseut
Ci ty Llerh, Larol F IIampf i Li ty 'j,'reasurer, Ja'ne'3 l'ialone i
Lity Admi'lL,trator, 'rom PalTleri City Attorney, Jot1"1 ila{eSi
DepartJilent lie3ds Huqh dro\vn, ilnci U1arles Strolnberli statti
and llterested citizens
APPl{UVI\[, U} 1I1Wi.'i:.,;:,
'Iotlon oy 11' bO't/ma'l to approve the '\iinutes Jt the Heetirl]
of ,Wril 21;-r9-SJi -seconjed by Hr ;)avisi carrie j (i-U
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lJO one ,/as present to speak under PUblic LOl'vnent
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Application oy EdTlund Schaefer tor approval ot d
iinill Development Plan for propertj located at
347U-90 par[et Street (Li'lSe ,~o IZ-7':J-13)
11' ;:,tcomoerg entered Li t.l :Jocllments into tile record and
asked it Louncil nad any questioJls ',;'be only concern was,
ii tne ouilcJ ing 'ilouln encroach on the 100-year floo(1 plain
;'ir 6troll1oery sili J tna t this is not in ttle 100-,/ear tloo,j
pl~in detinerl as ocing ~lear CreeK and Len~ Gulch The line
reierred to is a luu-year st.Jrm area 111' Gdmund ;"chaeter,
12IJuO v 32nd Avenue, \iheat l,-id'le, appl'ic-ant';-,:Jas --pre:s-en-t-
and as}ed tor approval so tnat he coulJ oracced with his
WOLK ~hece was no one present to speaK for or against
llc)tion by ['11' Davis that CaseJo ,vZ-/':!-lJ, which provides
tor approval-of the ;:,chilefer Planned H.e.sidential Development
-Final uevelopm'?nt PIan and t'lat, be aporoved [Jr the
followin1 reasons 1) ~otification requirements have been
dIet; 2) the Final Jevelopment "Ian anrJ ;,'lat meets all
reyuire~ents of the zoning OrJinance and Subdivisiol
"equlations an] is consistent iVitn the aDproved prelimi;1ary
pla,li 3) Planning LOffi'ClisS10n has recJlilinended approval i
secon:JeJ oy "11' ^!en::l i carrie-j 6-2, ",i thlrs Cavarra and
lLS ~urner v)ting N.)i stating thi'lt the Final PIal is in
viOlation ot tne Lode and ',/ill be a nazar J tJ dmJnstrea'TI
residpllts
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PrO[lOseJ a'TIerLlmellt to the Lonprehensive
t'lan-l'uturp T"and Us~ ['laJ' in the areil bet,,7een
Youn0fielJ Street and dpproximately 150U teet
east, anJ bet~epn Clear Creek and approximately
2Uuu teet south (Case Jo lPA-7':3-8) (8ein'1
Leconsidered as per City ~ouncil motion at
3/.:.4/8u)
11' ;"tromoerj entereJ int) tne rec,)rci the recorJ 01. tne
previous meetin'j 'Irs 'l'urner stated tnat she had asked
that this be rehearJ-because--the approved concept iVilS
limite'J to one type of Jevelo?'Tlent rather than nulti-land
use fuereas the uttice f'drh has Deen ap~rovej, Plals Jo
110t dlv13Y,s materializp and She would liKe to se(-= the Plan
a'nenlli=d 'lotion [)yirs i'urner that the tolloevin-] ,JOreline]
l)e incluJe,j i1 tne Lomprehensive PIan, \lhich maKes some
cl1anqes i-I the worJirLj oreviouslj sU'J]este(j
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t, ,:jA;:,l'l:,l, l-'LAd FUh '1UL.i'IPLL LA1~iJ U::"I:: !\hLJ\S
1 You;'l':Jfielrl SJutIl ot l-lear l-rep,,,- 15 acres '"tIe
area is on a reclaimed 'Jravel operation 11/i tel larCj(O
laKcs re'nainirlJ t::l the east felt -later stoca'le and
.Jpen space uses
lhere ace l~w density ceGide~tial uses to the
north and south These uses ~lU3 the pcesence of
laKetronts and oluffsides as rlesiraole
topograpilic features indicate that cesidential use
is appropriate This woul~ require a noise
barrier alon'] 1-7U or iounqtield and vegetation
to turtner reduce noisp
iounJ[iel j btreet t.::> tile ,est JitlJ access to I-'ll!
a nalt mile to the south and aLcess to oatn 3!Jth
and 44th ~venues suggests that a business parK
,'lOuld be appropriate In this event open areas tu
accomodate vegetation should be a part or the
desiln Uses should nut oe harsh or i1tense and
buildings snould not De unsightly or 01 bulKy
size
~'hus, as tile tel'll! multl~)le land use i1'lplies,
eitner resiJential or business park uses, 0r a
~lending at the tdO dith tne of tiLe parK tronti1q
on Youngfield woulj be pro~er and consistent with
this co~prehensive pIan
In any evpnt, tner'e should be dedicated HUd trOTt1
~est to East to provide access to parKing tJC
fishermerl rhe trail corridor aloog the south
banY OL Llear Lreek, preferaoly in Lity ownership,
snould be retained as a trail foc non-vehicular
uses
rhe maximum height ot 1 story wil1 allow a ~iew of
the mountains for those using the open space trail
~ystem along Clear Lreek and around the tishing
lakes
Seconl]ed by nrs Cavarra (!uestions involved ""hat actual
Lhanges were oeing made from the ~revious designation, and
it tilere das a reason to reopen ti1e ca.3e f\lotion faileJ
2-6, dith ~ouncilmembers dOd~an, Aiello, Davis, Lewis, Merkl
and vre voting ,.~o
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Application by Inland Lontainer Corporation tor
appr~val ~f a Preliminary Development PIan for
prl~perty located at 50UU Oak ::,treet (Case iW
~Z-bU-J) (~ontinueJ from 4/21/80)
1r Str~moerg aSr"ed that the items entered into the recold
and a portion ot the meeting heard last week be made a part
01 this heacinq he statc"d that tile attorney for lnlan,] was
jJresent dnJ a150 th3t '1e had a Power ot Attorney Concerns
itecaterl last weeK were responded to 1) ~ire access, 2)
landscapiny require'Tlcnts, 3) vacation ot ti1e ()uail street
'2;{tension anu construction of 5Uti1 Avenue Louncil Loncer'ns
involved the conveyor uelt beb/een tlis buildinJ anJ Hie
~oocs building; the Quail btreet extension that has not been
vacated; the lanciscaping located on what will be 5Uth
Avenue Richard Bowler, 2~bj ~estchester urive, General
l-ontracto'r~-and Paul 0-- Aren-is, of Indianapolis, Indiana,
dttorney for tne 'applic'ant~--we're present "11' Arends stated
that the only purpose for this builJinq was storaqe of raw
materials that ace curcently stored in a ~arehouse in
Aurora, and will be used in the present buil~ing Council
'juestions involved tne construction material ot tlle ouildinq
and roof the fire protection the access into and out of the property, as well
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as access t)et,veen the LJuilu ings .lor tire trucks; tlle
cOllstruction ')f tile conveyor as pertains to fire truc/
entry; the need to vacate street prior to approval ihere
was no one present in favor or in opposition Amended
:elotion by elr:__Aiello that -=:ase Uo ,JZ-bO-3 be approveJ, '/lith
the folloding conditions and for the tollowing reasons rhe
conditions 1) Final Development Plan shal1 show all neN
requirements as requested iYi the Arvada Fire Depa.L tlilent L)
Final Development Plan shall show the in'lress/eqress
eaS0ment with Coors to tne east, as required bj the Plannillj
l..-ommission 3) 50th Avenue deJication be shown 4)
Vacation or the 0uail street bypass matter be resolved (they
jo own the property or have legal right to it) j) that tne
revised Dlan also show by percentage anj by square feet of
actual use ot building, landscaping, open area, parking, and
ingress/egress heasons for approval 1) All require'nents
for notitication have been fc1et and tnere is jurisdiction to
hear; 2) rlith the revision as suggested by the Arvada Fire
Denartment and the extension ~t a ~ater main, it needed, as
requested by tile ~ater Department, all responding aqencies
approve 3) 7he nroposerl use is a permitte~ use in the
In::Justrial District an'] the development indicates that
landscapinq shall OP brought up to or excee1 current
requirements 4) AIl setoacks and other standards for the
new addition are in compliance with the Zoning Ordinance 5)
1\,11 requirements of the Zonin'J Ordinance nave oeen met
uri ~ inal~'lotion by L'lr Aiel10; seconded by ilr Bowman
Amendment oy 1rs Cavarra; seconded oy qrs Turner;
Amendment carried d-U Notion as amended failed 2-b, t'vi th
J'l\r !:lowman ,1rs \.-avarra, i'lr Davis, T1r l'JerKl, ~1rs Ure and
rlrs lurner voting ~o Reasons given included the PIan does
not relate to the property that is on it and that the 21an
does not meet tile requirei,-Lents in tne urdinance when no
uutline PIan has oeen approved
Item 4
A Approval at awended Procedural Guide tor
Zoning Map Preparation
l'lr:..._J.i..aye~ distributed a l'ranscript ot his remarJ<s of last
weeK and reviewed them He read the amendments to the
Procedural Guide Discussi~n involved what the term
"Property Owner" means and the distances of interested
parties trom a property in question Speakers were 1)
Lharlotte Yoder, 3b3d Ouay ~treet, who spOKe in favor ot
using the present Procedural Guide, except tor the new B 6
it it meant other than the owner of the property in
question 2) Mrs Maureen Uron Zitz, 3b35 'uay btreet, said
she did not sign up to spea~ for or against, but had
questions she '",ould like to ask buch questions i'1cluded;
under A 6 l..- regarding Zoning District boundaries to the
center ot the street, this was meant to be on the "/lordinq on
the new loning Maps being drawn, also assuminq that these
",ere mapmaKing errors, discussion as to error vs ne"
boundaries, ensued ~he also inquired as to tne Council's
intention to stiCK closely with the l..-omprehensive PIan 3)
,'!aurice Fox, 4315 vcv'lsworth, i4heat Ridge, spoke that he
disagreed witil the ne~ ~ection 8 6 and cited previous Mass
l~czoninq \.-ases where individual Otvners ,vere allowed to n:Jt
participate it they did not wish to and that previously
Council had never allowed someone else to "fiddle" with
another man's zoning Motion by ~rs Ore that council
aifirm that 0rdinance 98 is valid by adopting the amended
Procedural Guide for ~oninq Map Breparation with the
exceotion that Section B 6 on oaae j be deleted; seconded
oy M~ Lewis ~otion carried 7:1; with 1rs Lavarra voting
rW :1rs Cavarra stating that she tel t the best solutioll
,'Ias to correct the map and could not support the Guide with
~ection b deleted Failed Motion oy
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[Irs .l'urner to amenu by puttinq B 6 bacK in and arid to it
the wordinq that the aggrieved person must bear the burden
of proving an error ~r discrepancj exists, in which case
tne Lity would initiate a Rezoning, or a correction;
seconded by 1rs Lavarra; failed 2-6, with Mr ~iello, ~r
Bowman, Mr Davis, Mr Lewis and ~rs Ure voting No 1ayor
::,tites stated that passage of this Procedural Guide ~ould
eliminate Items 4 B , 5 and 9 trom the ~qenda
Item u
Council dil1 No 14 - An Ordinance Repealing and
Reenactinq Sections ot Lnapter 21 of the Code of
the City of Wneat Ridge, Pertaining to iaxes on
Retail ::'ales
Me Davis stated tnat he telt he needed further time to
study this urdinance, anj moved that it be postponed until
May 19th; seconded by Mr Lewis; carried 8-0
item 7
Council Bill No 13 - An urdinance Amending
urdinance No 372, ::,eries of 1979, Merit and Livil
5ervice Llassitication (Director of Puolic
Jorks)
Ordinance was introduced on second reading by Mr Aiello,
ti tIe read by the ClerK 1'10tion by fIlr Aiello to ado]?t
Louncil Bill 13 (Ordinance No 4U2) on second reajinq;
seconded 0Y rlr Merk1 Mr Lewis and Mrs Turner requested
that the new director's salary be slanted to the low end af
the pay range Mr Palmer replied that he would liKe to
retain the flexioility to pay for experience and education
at the person chosen l'10tion carriRd 8-U
uhDIUANLt::, u~ ~Ik::'.l R~ADING
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Council Bill No Ib - An Ordinance Lonveying a
Portion of Johnson Park to the State ot Colorado,
~tate Department of Highways, Pursuant to a Court
Order authorizinq the ~tate Department of ilighways
to take posssession thereof
~ouncil Bill 16 was introducea OIl tirst reading by Mr
c1erKl, tlle ti tIe read by the Clerk Hotion lW "Ir t"lerkl
that:Louncil bill IJO 16 be approved on first reading and
ordered published rhat a Public Hearinq be set tor Monday,
NIay 12, 198U at 7 30 P m in City Council Lhambers,
1unicipal Building, that it approvei on second reading, take
ettect 15 days after final publication; seconded by 1rs
ure; carried 8-0
DLLI::,rcm::" R[;::oOLU'rIONS, AND l'10TIOLJS
Item lU Resolution No 691 - Kesolution to Reinvest Funds
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ot the Sales Tax Improvement Funj
Resolution No 691 was introduced by 1r Lewis, title read
oy the CleeK Mr MaIone distributed quotes that he had
received from ten uanks and Savings & Loans, indicating
first bank ot ~heat Fidqe the hiqh bidder at 13 875% Mr
Lewis indicatej that he had contacted several banks and that
Mr Cantrel1 of Key ::'avings and Loan had told him they would
give 14 25% for either 90 jays or for a 6-month teLn
"lotion oy i1r Lewis that we adopt .Resolution 691 with Key
::oavings and Loan, Mr Llyde Cantrel1, for a peri~d of 91
Jays at 14 1/4%; seconded by Mr Davis; carried 8-0
Discussion reqardin~ the banKs contacted and it was
suggested that a policy be adopted that the treasurer De
authorizeJ to contact a11 Lommercial and ::'avings & Loans
within the Lity ot ~heat Ridqe and any outside institutions
he feels are right ,>layor ::,tites stated for the record that
he is on the Board of Directors of the Lakeside National Bank
LITY COU1LIL MI~UTES
I\pril 2i:J, B80
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Iten:.~_L Aoproval to purchase Equipment List for Smerqency
Van and Budget Transfer Resolution No bY2-
Approprating Funds for the ~ity to purchase
equipment for Emergency I'lobile Cominand Post Van
Res~lution b92 was introduced by Mr 1erkl, the title read
oy the Clerk ~lotion by ivIr "1erklto-approve Resolution 692
anJ to authorize the purchase and installation of equipment
tor l:;merJencv 'Iobile Comrnarld f'ost van in an amount not to
exceed $11,741; seconded by ~r Bowman; carried 7-1, with
'lr Le'vis voting 'L~
Motion oy Mrs Ore to adjourn and the remainder of the items
be brought-to next weeK 's Lounc il1eeting; seconded by Hrs
~avarra; carried 6-2, with Mr Aiel10 and Mr Lewis voting
No Next week's Council 1eeting will consist of Study
uession and regular Agenda Items
ADJOUkl~11ENT
Meeting was adjourned at 11 25 P m
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