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Home My WebLink About06/16/1980 _._-~ _._~---"------- -,,"--- -.- ~I~Y cUU~LIL ~l~UrLb -,=:-l.L'~~E~_!~18~~_~l.:J.c}'L~~Q I::.Q~~~() ~~~_l~,__19 ~U ~')1e June lb, 19uu Ke(,ular City u)uncil leetinq \"as conVener) .~ Iajor ~tites at 7 3u P m ~ouncilmembers present Pat \iello, 13ill nowman, 'lary Jo ~avarra, i\ent Davis, Ken LeNis, Larry Merkl, anj ~ay 0re Louise Turner arrived at 7 3i u ~ Also present ~ity ClerK, Carol Hampf; city ~reasurer, James Ial~ne; City Administrator, rom Pal~er; city Attorney, ,John Hayes; Department leads Kichard Hredt, bugh 3roc~n; staff; dnd interested citizens APPHOVAL uF iU WTt,S ~otion by MrsUre tor SI, 1')8U; secor1Cfe-a"-DY 'Jr the aoproval of the Minutes at June Davis; carried 7-0 t-'UbLIC C{J INLl'~'L' There was no one present to speak under Public Lo~~ent ._--~---------_._- ~UGLIC hLARI~Gb AND ORDIJANCES U~ SeCUND HEADI~G ~------------ I tern I Application oy R Vermillion (LaKemont ~enter) tor approval ot a Preliminary Uevelopment Plan tor a Planned Industrial Development for property located at 4'Jth and rabor (Lase j~O ~Z-80-7) (Ap~licant nas re0uested postponement to June 23, B80) I'lotion bY~iE_u_ila'::'.L~ that Case No lvZ-oU-7, Application, Lakemont Center Dy H J Ver~il1ion, 730 - 17th btreet, Denver, Colorado, De continued fron June 16, l~oO to June ,d, 19o1J, at tne re']uest ot the aPrlicant; seconded DY Hr ~iello; carried 8-0 DLC_~~!~,Nb, Ht,bULU'l'Iu JS, AI~D l'IUTIU1,jo I tern 2 A l<esolution No 7U7 - Authorizing tne dayoL- to sign a keceipt and Option Contract to purchase uroperty and furnishings (First Baptist Church ot o;Jheat KiJge) 10cated at b363-bSlest 35th ,\venue for use as a Senior Citizens Center B Hesolution ~o 70d - Budget ~ransfer Kesolution appropriating funas to purchase above mentioned property Haren datson, 33~O Garrison St , and Hose FranK:lin, JuS7 ~<\lnes;' spoke their appreciation of a111]11'; -assistanc~ that nad ueen '.Jiven in the Droposed acquisition ot the Senior Citizens ~enter Building at 35th and Marshall Dougal ~~ah~~, 333U Chase, speaking tor the Area 4 PlanI1ing-' Lommittee, said he was not opposej t~ the purchase of toe property, but was concerned that it would Oe for the exclusive use at benior ~itizens, and he felt it should also ue availaole tor other group uses /lay'or ~jtites said that it ha:J been discussed as prLnarily tor a benior Lenter, but expected it tu be used by uther ~roups when the Seniors are not using it ~esolution 701 was introduced by Mr Merhl; title read uy toe clerK "lotion oy l'le herKl forthe-adoDtion of hesolution 707; secondej [)y l'lr Davis; carried 6-i, with ,Irs Lavarra and "irs i'urner voting I~O 'lrs i'urner sta b:cd tnat ~n the oasis of intormation given Council, the neej lor this size tacility has not been demonstratej; an~ that she had SpOKen to approxi,nately biJ people ,~ho vIeLe Lnostly benior citizens and were against the purchase LI~i CUU~LIL ~INUrEb June 16, 1~t)0 Pdle -2- Resolution NO 70b was introduced by ~r 1erKl; titlc reaj 01' the Ller!\: I'lotion 'oy tlr ~Ierkl tortlleaeJoption ot Resolution 70d; seconded by ,'Irs Ore; carried b-2, with Irs Lavarra and tlrs 'J'urner votinJ ~:) Item 3 Lonsideration ot Parks and f{ecreation LOlLlmission' s recommendation tnat tne property at 29tll a;1U Newland not De purchased as a park Speakers were Dougal Graham, 333U Chase, lIavbelle (also known as Lonnie) ~~ss~~~on; 6505 ~ 31st Ave-~fllia~ J'1_emin::J, 63b3 d 29th Avenue, Ron Gehaut, 2t)l)U [>lewland, Geral(j_Ehl~rs, 2750 Ne\,vlanJ, and- I1rsGeorge Hobinson, L661 ~ewland All were speaking in fa~or ot the purchas~-ot the property as a parK Heasons Jiven were that the space now used 01' the 'Iunici~al Building has not been replacer'J ':Jy other park space Lnildren and parents ot the area need a t6liuily type parr- 'rhere have DeeLl no purcilases made in recent times of parKlanj in the area Petitions have Deen circul~ted in the area in March, co~ies of whiCh were submitted to Loulcil, giving 473 names in f3vor Launcil Loncerns were additional traffic taat a par~ in tnis area would qenerate; the neighoors' feelin]s as to living adj acent to the noise at a pdrK; the cost t') purchase as well as the cost to rehabilitatc for park uses and the other possible park property ill the area Motion by Nrs Lavarra that Louncil authorize an appraisal for this property;--such appraisal to taKe into consi"leration the rehaoilitation, razing of buildings ete needed to allow U3e at tile area; 3econded by Ir ,>i[erJ(l Hotion tailed 3-5, with Loullcilmembers Aiello, Bowman, Davis, Lewis, and Ore voting U::> Item 4 Motion to authorize contributlon at $l,UUO to the Jetferson County TaSK Force on Youth and Drugs to aid i~ the continuation of tneir eftorts Following ['Ir Phillip's request under Puolic Lo;nment at last weeK 's Louncilleetinlj, Chiet pL1S0ll reported that the etforts of the group are commendable, and are giving int:)rmatian rattler than using scare tactics; and he supports their desire for more up-to-date pampnlets and orochures r'lotion by tlr _Bowman that the City of 'cVheat kidge provide ~l,OOO to the Jefferson Lounty lask Force on iouth and Drugs to continue their efforts to help youth eli1\inate and avoid drug use and related proolems and be charged to Account No 01-201-704 Seconded by Ir ~erkl; carried b-2, ,vi th Hr Lewi3 anJlrs ure voting Ilo Item 5 Aotion by Mr Merkl that after a IU-linute break Lxecutive Sessioilbe held re (a) Heal Estate Appraisals, Section 5 7(b)3 -- Jensen, Van Hooser, and dlevins properties; (b) Law suit per Section 5 7(0)1(A), and tnat the following people be present Larol ;lampf, Hugh Brown, John HaJes, rom Palmer, the press; and f::>r (a) Jon Rollow and [or (b) Chief pinson ~ec::>nded by ~rs Ore; carriej f)-O Lxecutive Session Nas held LIlY L0U~CIL MINUf~ June 10, 1980 l'a'Je -3- ~otions to acquire property for Lena Gulch Improvemen ts (a) Jensen (0) Van Hooser (e) ['Hevins Fol1owing the Executive Session Motion by Mr Aiello to purchase the Jensen property for the Lena Gulcn project, to exceed $12,338 and to charje to Account No 31-302-UOO-833; seconded by 1rs Gre; carried 8-U Item 6 not 1otion by Mr Aiel10 that portions at the Van Hooser property needed for Lena Gulch storm drainage and Open Space purposes be purchased for not to exceed $207,040 and be charged to Account No 31-302-800-833; seconded oy Mr 'lerkl; carr ied 8-0 fhere are still items to oe worked out on the 01evins property, so it was not ready for a motion to slqn an agrpe- Inent Item 7 Motion tJ approve 2nd and 3rd amendments to the Lease between Adolph Coors ~ompany and the Lity at Wheat Ridge (Greenbelt rrail) Mr Bredt explained that the 3rd AmenJment (rract 7) was for ~he 2 laKes near Youngfield and is for 6 months and we will attempt to wor~ out a 10nger lease 2nd Amendment (':i'racts 8 and 9) including the oLJ \,ater treatment plant, are for the full time remaining on the lease (Sor,1e Id years) Liotion by ~~~avis to approve the 2nd and 3rd amendments to the Lease between Adolph ,-oors Company and the City at dheat Ridge, including an illnended Exhibit C, as the legal description ~iven in the packet was incorrect beconded by Mr Bowman; carried 8-0 Item 8 Hequest by Police Department to attend l'olygraph ~xaminer ~raining School Questions ~ere if Lt Jaquay would be the person given the training; that it was believed that the clerical worK could be aDsorbed in the present staff; that the cost wil1 come out of the current traininJ funds; and if DRCOG includes this kind of a program, we would be included in their program Item 9 Motion to amend Section 54 (b) of Council Rules of Order and Procedure Motion by Mr Lewis to amend Section 54 (b), second paragraph of tne City Louncil Rules of urder and Procedure in accordance with the Code ot Laws, Supplement 8, Section 2-24 (d) to read as shown ("In the event a recommendation of a denial is forwarded by the Planning Lomrnission, the reco;amendation will be considere'l final unless appealed 0Y the applicant The appeal shall oe made t~ the City Clerk within ten (10) calendar days after recommendation by the Planning Commission") Seconded by Mrs Ore carried 8-0 t~AYOR I SMATTERS Mayor Stites told Council that the Coffer Dam at Maple Grove Reservoir had been started Friday, and would be completed within a few days Cl L"{ LuUl'KIL rihJU'j'!::.c, June 16, 1~80 paye -4- L I ry ADMI N I ~ nZAIOK '~ NA'l'Tt:Rc, --~~._--_._--_._-- i'lr Palmer reported that (1) he is workin(j on the montnly reports an:J (2) that the service request form '",ill be ready dnd distributed soon (3) He cal1ed attention to the letter tram bteve dannon, Attorney, regarding the successful ~ater wel1 adjud1cation (4) That 55 applications have been receivej for the Director of Puolic ~orks position an:J that they are 0ei01 considered LOUNLILMEMHhHS' MATTERS 1r Merkl asked that the airconditioning be set at a lower temperature and told all that Mr Chastain of the Board of Adjustment nad fal1en and l)roken his hip de nad been at Lutheran anJ requested that we send a card Mr Davis saij that he had been told of a large suit in another-area re a diving board accident and wanted the City's liability at our new pool reviewed Mrs Ore nominated l'heodore EriCkson, 4U7~ Carr Street, and Paul J ~ul~an, 11673 W 44th Ave #2, to be reappointed to tIle Mass rransit Lommittee next week She also sai1 that the State land proposal tor tneir land on the northern edge of the City is before the Jefferson CountI Commissioner It vlould be for lignt industry, 10w incoil1e housing, etc She asked that we place this on the August Study Session an:J ask the State people to co~e in so we can hear ~hat they are plan'1ing Mrs Lavarra nomi1ated John Harda\vay, 35~U Hoore St , to be reappointed to tne [class '.rransit Committee and James E Arvidson, 78UU W 35th Ave, #lU5, to be appointed as a new me.[loer to tne 1ass Transit Committee, for voting next week Mr Bowman announced tnat there 1eeting on June 17, at 7 00 P m conference room ./Quld be a Street Coramittee in the first floor ADJOURNr1EWl' The meeting was adjourned at lu 37 p m A~ J '-._~'( 7c:;(j. 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