HomeMy WebLinkAboutMINUTES-09/16/1971-RegularSeptember 16, 1971
MINUTES OF !FETING
September 16, 1971
The City Council of the City of Fort Collins met in regular sessioA at 1:30 P.M. in the Council
Chambers of the Municipal Building on Thursday, September 16, 1971.
Present Councilmen Carson, Lopez, Councilwoman Preble, Councilmen
Peterson and Fead.
Also present: Tom Coffey, City Manager
Arthur E. Harch, City Attorney
Charles Liquin, Director of Public Works
Mayor Carson presided.
DISPENSING OF MINUTES
Motion wan made by Councilman Lopez, seconded by Councilwoman Preble, that the reading of
the minutes of September 9, 1971, be dispensed with. Upon a roll call, all members of the
Council voted in the affirmative.
AGENDA ITEM 2A
COMMENDATION
TO: Detective William S. Bates September 10, 1971
FROM: Ralph M. Smith, Chief of Police
I wish to commend Officer William S. Bates, who is presently assigned to the
Narcotics Division for the following:
Unusual attention to duty.
WHEREAS, it is realized that the great bulk of police Mork is done routinely by
good policemen, let it be known that the above -named officer displayed initiative and alertness
decidedly in excess of the norm in this particular instance.
Fact situation: Because of your untiring effort, your devotion to duty and your
ability Lo accomplish tasks efficiently and accurately, a tremendous amount of narcotics and
dangerous drugs have been removed from the streets of Fort Collins. In addition to removing
drugs from the streets, good arrests were made and from those arrests convictions did
emanate. Fort Collins is a better place in which to live and raise a family because of the
enthusiasm with which you applied yourself to the task at hand. Congratulations on a job
well done!
/s/ Ralph Smith
Chief of Police
It was stated that Detective Bates had worked dBnr three years in the narcotics division,
had made several hundred arrests and lost only,case, that he had been taken off of that
because his life was in danger. Councilman Lonez said the public does not realize that this
i s a live saving effort onthe part of the patrolman. Mayor Carson commended Detective
Bates for his work on drugs.
AGENDA ITEM 3A
ORDINANCE NO. SO, 1971
BEING AN ORDINANCE ANNEXLNG CERTIAM TERRITORY TO THE CITY OF FORT COLLINS
Motion was made by Councilman Peterson, seconded by Councilman Fead, that Ordinance No. 50,
1971, be adopted. Upon a roll call, all members of the Council voted in the affirmative.
AGENDA ITEM 3B
ORDINANCE NO. 51, 1971
BEING AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 1G OF THE CODE OF OPD707S OF THE CITY Or FORT COLLINS,
COLORADO, 1968 AS A IENOEO, CO;i00L1 (NOON AS THE LONI06 04010 ;CE AMO CLASSIFYING FOR Z(
PURPOSES THE PROPERIY INLLUK0 IN THE SPENCER FIFTH ANNENA110N TC TFECIiY OF For CULL?
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COLn�1i;1
KaLion was made by Ccun;ilvan Lopez, Seconlod by Councilwoman Pr0n , that Ordinance No, 91,
1971, he adopted. Upon a roll call all of in a r
.._,.�•... j'S i11 the Council .'d the f �j',^a+-' ,.
September 16, 1971
AGENDA ITEM 3C
ORDINANCE f10. 52, 1971
BEING AN ORDINANCE ANENDTNIG CHAPTER 19 OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF FORT COLLINIS,
COLORADO, 1953, AS AHENDED, COi,411ONLY KNOl;N AS THE ZONING ORDTNAidCF ANn CI ASSiFMIG FOR
ZONING PURPOSES THE PROPERTY INCLUDED III THE STRACHAN SECOidD ANNEXATIO11I TO THE CITY OF FORT
COLLINS, COLORADO
Iiotion was made by Councilman Fead, seconded by Councilman Peterson, that Ordinance No. 52,
1971, be adopted. Upon a roll call, all members of the Council voted in the affirmative.
AGENDA. ITEM 4A
OPDINANCE NO. 56, 1971
BEING AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 19 OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF FORT COLLINS,
COLONADO, 1958, AS X.IENI)ED, COi•ii40NLY KNOWN AS THE ZONING ORDINANCE AND CLASSIFYING FOP,
ZONING PURPOSES THE PROPERTY INCLUDED IN THE NORTH COLLEGE MOBILE PLAZA ANNEXATION TO THE
CITY OF FORT COLLINS, COLOi1ADO.
Councilman Lopez asked about this zoning, if there was a private street to accommodate
fire engines and if the streets are kept up to standard, stating that the streets should be
wide enough to accompany fire engines and emergency vehicles, even with cars parked there.
The Director of Public I-!orks, Charles Liquin, stated that the streets are kept up to standard.
Councilman Lopez said thai in 40 years this area can become a slum area. Don Reynolds,
the Director of Planning, stated that if streets are installed in a subdivision, the streets
are dedicated as public streets, but this is all under one ownershia�. Councilman Lopez
again reiterated th,:,t vie are building slums for the future, that it`/up to the people to keep
and maintain the streets and when they do not, they are blamed. Mayor Carson said that if
all access streets are internal the residents have to maintain it and suggested that if the
residents do not maintain the streets that the City could come and put then in order- and
charge this to them. Hr. Reynolds said they were discouraging private streets. The City
Hanager stated that the owner of the town houses in Parkwood maintain the streets, that a
covenant covers this. Councilman Fead said that the Council deeds to get a lay -out of the
Mobile Home plan the same as a subdivision plat, and askedR he Nobile Homes parrs were requir^d
to pay a park land fee. Mr. R'e/nolCs stated that a park land fee is charged to every pad,
no matter how many homes are on their. Mr. Liquin said the City requires a 6" water main
from the City system to the hydrant and a 8" sewor tap, that any 6" water tap is inspect:'`=
by the Water Department and anything under 6" is inspected by the Building Inspector's office,
i:hat every part: has to have a back flop; system. He also said there was a difference
in Trailer Parks and Mobile. Parks, in that Trailer Parks did not have sewer traps and Nobile
Hone Parks do. Councilman Lopez suggested a plat be shorn of the layout, utilities,
width of streets, etc. After discussion, motion was made by Councilman Fead, wilo stated
he would be locking for:."arcl to inspecting the plans when presented and that Ordinance No. 52
be considered favorably on first reading and presented for final passage on the 7th day of
Oct cber, 1971. This was seconded by Cou:icilman Peterson. Upon a roll call, all members
of the Council voted in the affirmative.
AGENDA ITEM 5B
CITY ENGINEER'S REPORT ON
SANITARY SE'I!ER INPROVEMENT DISTRICT P.O. 58
TO: Tom Coffc;', City 7.lanager
THRU: Charles Liquin, Director of Public Works
FROM: Roy A. Bina.man, City Engineer
RE: Sanitary Sewer Imurovement District No. 58
The City ilas received one petition requesting sanitary sewer which
affects five percent of the total area of the proposed iinprovement district.
It i.s,therefore, recommended that the p:'operties abutting the follolging
streets and alley be iiicluded in Sanitary Seger Inicrovement District No. 5.9
as provicicai for in Chanter 15 of the Code of Ordinance as anrandeci:
Last side of Grandview i "'cillie from Mountain Avenu^_ to 1.:�Porte Av?nue
Frey A`.'C:n!ie fro Di moulitaiil iwt:nue to LaPorte Avenue
1\10rt11 silo of t:o'_artai.n Avonue from Cr::nciview Avenue to a poir•.t 260
`c.dt e;ic, n`" Frey Aveuuc
South 180 feet of the north 112 of Lot 11 in Block 2 of Frey Subdivi-
sion, said property abuts the alley located east of Frey Avenue between
Nbuntain Avenue and LaPorte Avenue
It is recommended that the benefited area for assessment purposes be
limited to 180 feet of property depth.
The cost estimate for the District is as follows:
Assessable area: 338,257 sq.ft.
Total estimated construction cost: $24,624.00
Estimated construction cost per square foot of
assessable area: $0.07280 per sq.ft.
Estimated cost per square foot of assessable
area (including 17%): $0.08517 per sq.ft.
Estimated City expense: None
In order to proceed with the improvement district, it is necessary
for the City Council to adopt the plans, specifications, the cost estimates
for the district, and to publish the notice of the district.
It is also necessary to provide for the administrative expenses of
processing the district. The following axe recommended percentages of
the total 'cost to cover each portion of the expenses:
Engineering: 6%
Legal & Publications: 2%
Interest during Construction: 4%
Collection and Certification
to County: 5%
TOTAL: 17%
In addition, the Council must set forth the period over which the
cost of the improvement may be paid and the rate of interest which will
be carried with the installments. It is recommended that the install-
ments be spread over ten years with an interest charge of 6 percent per
annum.
Respectfully submitted,
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ROY As AingmMi
City Engineer
the City Attorney stated that under the new provision, that it is necessary to only have one
resolution. Motion was made by Councilman Peterson, seconded by Councilvmman Preble, that
this report be approved. Upon a roll call, all members of the Council.voted in the affirmative.
AGENDA ITEM 51 & W combined
RESOLUTION!
OF TEE COUNCIL OF TMI CI_TT 07 FWT COLLINS ACCEPTING
PETITIONS FOR TrL 0"_`•3:1'ION 07 A SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT, SETTING FORTH TIE NATURE AND LOCATION OF
THE I M PROV0,7-, NTS TO .2 VAPE, THE AREA TO 3E ASSES" ED
FOR THE SAME, AND DIRECTING THE CITY ENGINEER TO
PREPARE AND PR°SENT TO THE CITY CCUNCIL THE NECESSARY
IN701,QATION FOR 7EI FOR-KATION OF SAID DISTRICT
W10AS, the ownocs of more than One per cent (1%) of the
property t0 be assessed for the saTp have patitioned the City Council
undQr 140 provisioniOF C5,pter sJ of the We _ 000ancos of the C1.)'
cf Fort Collins, Colorado, 033,as anon&ed, r __Fit_.ng to local public
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improvements, for the organization of the Permanent improvement district
for tic purpose of installing sanitary sewer lines; and
MIEREAS, the City Engineer has reported to the City Council,
and the City Council hereby finds, that the petitions are in compliance
with the provisions of the ordinances of the City of Fort Collins, that
the owners of the required area of property to be assessed have properly
and
legally
signed such petitions
and
that
the area
to be benefited by
the
proposed
improvements
is the
area
to be
assessed
for improvements in
the district as hereafter described.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY T.HE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
FORT COLLINS:
Section 1.. That the petitions be and the same hereby are
received and approved.
Section 2. That the nature of the improvements to be made is
the installation Of sanitary sewer lines Within the proposed district,
such improvements to be installed so as to serve the properties in the
district.
Section. 3
That the area to be assessed for such improvements
is Situate in the City of Fort Collins, State or Colorado, and is
doscribed as follows:
Oe properties abutting the following streets from the street
line to a dopth of _.'•o feet from sal(: street line, to -Wit: TheEast side of Grandview Avenue from Mountain Avenue to LaPorte Avenue;
Frey Avenue (on both sides) from Mountain Avenue to LaPorte Avenue;
the North side of Mountain Avenue from Grandview Avenue to a point
260 feet East of the East side of Frey Avenue;
Also, the South 180 feet of the North one-half of Lot 11, Block
2 of Prey Subdivision in the City of Fort Collins, said district
is more specifically described as follows:
Commencing at the intersection of the centerline of LaPorte
Avenue and the east line of Grandview Avenue, thence southerly
along the east line of Grandview Avenue 30.00 feet to the true
point of oeginning; thence continuing southerly along the east
line of Grandview Avenuo 656.30 feet, to the northerly line of
Mountain Avenue, thence easterly along the north line of Mount-
ain, Avenue 670.00 feet, thence northerly and parallel to the
east line of Grandview Avenue 360.00 feet, thence westerly and
paral'ol to the north Line of ;Mountain Avenue 88.00 feet,
northerly and parallel to the thence
east line of Grandview Avenue
70.00 feet, thence easterly and naralle! to the north line of
Mountain Avenue 8.00 foe: thence northerly and parallel
' to the
east line Of Grandview Avenue S^ do feet thence westerly and
Parallel to the north line of Nb uRtain Avenue 18.00 feet
thence .•lOrt�:C r!y � ��n r;rl ' and Ic1 to to the 00st line of Grandview
Avcn.CC. 1�0, (�7 feet to the sOu tl line of LaPorte Avenue, thence
,._ ""y ..' "n 0 scvlh line Of Wort:e Avenue 542,00 feet to
150 __.. of aC Ln'1
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Section 4. The City Engineer is hereby directed to prepare and present
to the City Council the following:
A. Prolininary plans and specifications of the improvements proposed.
3. An estimate: of the total cost of said improvements including the cost
Of constructing the same, engineering, legal and advertising costs, interestduring
construction and until assessemants are made by ordinance against the properties
bensfi.ted, and other incidental costs.
C. A map of the district to be assessed for the costs of the improvements.
Section 5. That the improvement district to be formed pursuant hereto
shall be designated as Sanitary Sewer Improvement District No. 58.
Passed and adopted at a regular meeting of the City Council held this 16th
day of September, A.D. 1971.
AITHST:
City C111§
Motion was made by Councilwoman Preble, seconded by Councilman Lopez, that this resolution
be adopted. Upon a roll call, all members of the Council voted in the affirmdtive.
AGENDA ITEM 6A
RIDS - 54 TRANSFORMERS, VARIOUS KVA - LIGHT & POWER_ DWRTMENT
Bids have been received and evaluated covering consideration for purchase
of: 54 Transformers of various KVA ratings.
A summary
of the bids are as
follows:
A complete
tally sheet is attached.
UANTIi'Y
PRICE
EXTENSION
AWARD
Item A
10 KVA
10
$168.00
$1,680.00
Allis Chalmers
Item B
25 KVA
20
238.00
4,760.00
A.B.Chance
Item C
25 KVA
10
252.00
2,520.00
Allis Chalmers
1
Item D
50 KVA
10
374.00
3,740.00
A•B.Chance
Item E
100 KVA
4
651.00
2,604.00
A•B-Chance
A synopsis
of the bids would
indicate a total award to Allis
Chalmers in 11
the amount
of $4,200.00 and a
total award
to A. B. Chance
of $11,104.00.
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A cost saving of $5,356.00 was achieved through using the bid method of
purchasing.
Nr. John St: John, Associate Electrical Engineer, has evaluated the bids
and all specifications have been met by the low bidder'. A ,-2y of
Mr. St. John's recor.:a:endation is attached.
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Respectfully submitted,
/s/ E. M. Kuppinger
Purchasing Agent
After discussion, motion was made by Councilman Fead, seconded by Councilman Peterson, that.
+0 rccomTcrdation of the PurchWno Agent be annrnvpH Hnnn n roll rpll . all mpmberq &
the Council voted in the affirmative.
AGENDA ITEM 6B
BIDS - 7 POWER CIRCUIT BREAKERS
Bids have been received and evaluated covering consideration for purchase
of Seven (7) 115 KV Power Circuit Breakers.
It should be noted that this bid is the result of a joint purchase agree-
ment between the Cities of Fort Collins, Loveland and Longmont, and
thougl; sever, breakers were bid it is considered only necessary for Council
action to be for the one which is being purchased by the City of Fort Collins.
Listed is a breakdown of the bids by City: A complete tally sheet is
attached.
CITY
RUAN11TY
PRICE EA.
EXTENSION
Fort Collins
1
122,776 '
$22,776
Loveland 3 22,776 68,328
Longmont 3 21,900 65,700
Mr. Tim Sagen, Electrical Engineer for the City of Fort Collins and
R. W. Beckj'and Associates, Consulting Engineers for the project have
evaluated the bids and a copy of their respective evaluations is
attached. All specifications have been met by McGraw Edison Compan.
the low bidder, in the <.vount of $156,804.00.
May.it be reiterated that $22,776 is the City of Fort Collins' portion
of this purchase and that Council action is being requested .fez the
$22,776 amount.
It is of note that the joint purchase of the Circuit Breakers have
resulted in a cost savings of $5,224 for Fort Collins, $15,672 for
Loveland. and $12,000 for the City of Longmont. Cost savings are
calculated as the KfOrencJ between the on Zineering alingne and
the actual bid received.
Respectfully submi
i
K K. Kuppinger
Purchasing; Agont
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After discussion, motion was made by Councilman Fead, seconded by Councilman Peterson, that
the recommendation of the Purchasing Argent be approved. Upon a roll call, all members of
the Council voted in the affirmative.
AGENDA ITEM 6C
BIDS - THREE PHASE TRAMSFORMERS - LIGHT & POWER DEPARTMENT
Bids have been received and evaluated covering consideration for purchase
of: Two (2) Three Phase Pad Style Transformers.
A summary of the bids are as follows:
QUAINITITY
EACH
EXTENSION
RTE Corporation .
2
$2,250.00
$4,500.00
Niagra Corporation
2
2,400.00
4,800.00.
McGraw Edison
2
3,2S3.00
6,506.00
Delta Star Corporation
2
2,S3S.00
S,070.00
A cost savings of $2,006.00 was achieved through using- the bid method
of purchasing.
Mr. Tim Sagcn, Electrical Engineer has evaluated the bids and all
specifications have been met by the Inv bidder. P, copy of his rcco -
mendation is attached.
Respectfully submitted,
V- �../
E. M. Kuppinger
Purchasing Agent
Motion was made by Councilman Fead, seconded by Councilwoman Preble, that the recommendation
of the Purchasing Agent be approved. Upon, a roll call, all members of the Council voted in
the affirmative.
AGENDA ITEM 6D
BID - AFTER -HOUR DEPOSITORY ---FINANCE DEPARTMENT
A summary of the bids are as follows:
Mosler
Diebold, Inc
$ 1,308.00
2,595.00
Mr. Charlie Cain, Director of Finance, has evaluated the bids and specifications have not been
met by the low bidder. The recommendation is that Diebold, Inc. (who met specifications) be
awarded the contract in the amount of $2,595.00.
Respectfully suhmitted,
E. M. Kunpincer-
Purchasing Agent
After discussion motion , � t10' _, mcG.. by GCU!1C 11k:'Oilk, rl P'ret)Ic^, seconded by G0u Yl;,ili^a ri Looe:.. tl'at
tha recoviendation of the Purchasing Agent h2 approved. Upon a roll call, all
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the Council voted in the affirmative.
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September 16, 1971
AGENDA ITEM 7A
REPORT FP,Ohi PLANNING AND ZOiViNG BOARD:
Consider, replat of lots 10 and 11, Block 1, Edora Acres First Filing involving approximately
n.3a acme with lili'•1, i.rn•r nuns"ir.v iliiltiole Family zoning.
Locaticn:
Bounded by Edora Park on the south, Edora Road on the north, and approximately 1000 feet
east of Welch Street.
Developer: Deines Homes, Inc; Haurice L. Deines, President
Recommendations: The Planning and Zoning Board considered this item at its September 13,
1971, meeting and recommends approval.
It was noted that asphalt has replaced the green area in a Dei,es Development in the west part
of town, and it was tire consensus of opinion of the Council that concrete in front yards be
eliminated to retain the beauty of Fort Collins. After discussion, motion was made by Coun-
cilman Lopez, seconded by Councilman Fead, that this replat be approved. Upon a roll call,
all members of the Council voted in the affirmative.
AGENDA ITEM 7B
PLANNING & Z_ONING BOARD REPORT
Consider resubdivision of the first replat of a part of Tract "F" of Southmoore Village
Second Filing.
Location: South of Swallow Road, west of Stover Street, and east of Stanford Road.
Developer: Balser, Jones & Crow Co.
Recommendation: The Planning and Zor.ing Board considered this item at its September 13,
1971, meeting and recommends approval.
Don Reynolds, the Planning Director, explained that there had been a change of plans, that
the developer, was mixing the townhouses and patio houses to cut down the cost to the buyer,
and that he thought this �.ras a good development. After discussion,motion was made by
Councilman Fead, seconded by Councilman Lopez, that this resubdivision be approved. Upor
a roll call, all members of the Council voted in the affirmative.
AGENDA ITEM 7C
[Manning & Zoning Report
Consider plat of Bartran Apartments involving approximately 4.59 acres with RP, Planned
Residential zoning.
Location: Southwest of the intersectio^ of West Elizabeth Street and Constitution Avenue.
Developer: 5artran Homes, Inc.
Recommendation: The Planning and Zoning Board considered this item at its August 5, 1971
meeting and recommends approval.
Councilman Fead asked if there were any other apartments in RP zone. Don Reynolds showed
the Unit Development plans and stated this will remain in one ov;nership and was requiring ease-
ments for emergency veh'.cles. Motion was made by Councilman Fead, seconded by Councilman
Lopez, that this be approved. Upon a roll call, all members of the Council voted in the
affirmative.
AGENDA I T FNI 7D
PLANNING & ZONING -BOARDREPORT
Consider Unit Development Plan of Bartran Apartments involving approximately 4.59 acres with
RP, Planned Residential zoning.
Location: Southwest of the intersection of West Elizabeth Street and Constitution Avenue.
Developer: Bartran Homes, Inc.
Recoinlr.endation: Ti)e Planning and Zoning Board considered this item at its Au-,ust 5, 1971,
meeting and reco7,111Pnds apm,nvel .
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Motion was made by Councilman Lopez, seconded by Councilwoman Preble, that this plan be
approved. Upon a roll call, all members of the Council voted in the affirmative.
Mr. Gill Raddatz was present stating that he thought the Council acted hastely regarding the
LaKlrrg off parking on both sides of time street on K tKln Street, saying that the'rowe.re annroximatel
3,000 people riding bicycles and walking to school, that it is not the car problem but the
pedestrian and bicycle, and asked wiry not provide a lane for this. He also stated that
something should done about the intersection of Pitkin and Stover Street, that bicycles cannot
be seen there as it is wide and curved. Mayor Carson said there will be a sidewalk around
the high school, that they had considerable discussion with the Traffic Engineer regarding
Pitkin Street, that there were bicycle lanes on Edward Street and a lane being put in now
at Mathews Street. He suggested that the school provide off-street parking, that Pitkin
street is not wide enough to allow for bicycle lanes and yet allow cars to travel on that
street. The City Manager stated it was a 4-lane highvey, that most people travel on the
inside lane, that they have put stop signs to slow the traffic and that it is working, he
also said that a walk lane had been painted on the intersection of Stover and Pitkin He
contratulated the people for their cooperation in not paring on Pitkin Street.
Mr. Radditz said it would have been better with parking taken off just on the south side
of Pitkin Street stating that people do not have sufficient parking space if they have company.
The City Manager said that every horse has curb cuts or alleys for parking. Councilman Fead
suggested putting bicycle lanes on Pitkin as the lanes on Eduard Street were not too good
because it dead ends at College and it fifficult for the University people to get across
College Avenue and with College starting that we will see a great deal more bicycle traffic.
The City Manager said that widening Pitkin was discussed but would have to take out a lot of
trees, Councilman Lopez stated that there is a lot of bicycle traffic on Pitkin Street: and
to give some serious thought to lanes to the University, that the street needs to be resur-
faced.
The City Attorney reported that the Chuck Hoffman case had taken another step forward, that
it had been taken to the Court of Appeals and looked favorable that it would be settled soon.
The City Manager stated that the Charter provides that the budget he presented on or before
the first Monday in October and that a hearing be held within 10 clays of presentation, and that
the budget be adopted on or before the last day of October, and in order to accomplish this,
he recommended that the meeting of Thursday, September 23, be adjourned to September 30, 1971,
at which time he would officially present the budget, and further recommended that the budget
be set for hearing Thursday, October 7, 1971. Motion was made by Councilman Fead, seconded
by Councilman Lopez, that this recommendation be approved. Upon a roll call, all members
voted in the affirmative.
Councilman Fead commended KCOL on the marathon to raise money for CODE, and that they should
be given a vote of thanks for raising $8,100. Councilwoman Preble seconded this commendation.
Councilman Lopez said they were to be commended because it was a low pressure thing and that
the people gave voluntarily and not because they felt they had to, that Fort Collins is a
good town to live in and that if something is given enough publicity, that people will respond.
Mayor Carson stated it was his feeling that this money was more meaningful and effective than
the City giving $7,500.
Councilman Lopez asked if K-Wart had put in a sprinkler system for watering tnose beautiful
bushes as presented in the plat. Don Royne'.ds, the Planning Director, stated that a 13 foot
strip was planned for a green area but that it had been reduced to 9 feet because of side-
walk, and Vat there would be a 15 foot planting strip on Drake and a sprinkler system.
Mayor Carson stated that Nable Preble and Jean Locke had resigned from the Senior Citizens
Commission and asked that the recommendation of Mrs. David Atkinson and Jim Deitloff for
replacenents be aopcoved. Notion was made by Councilman Lopez, seconded by Councilman
Peterson, that this recommendation be received eived and approved. Upon a roll call, oil members
Of the Council voted in the affirmative.
Mayor Carson stated he had accepted a requnst
from
the Community
Action Committee
for .n
appointment and asked the Council's approval of
his
recommendation
of Nike DiTillio
as a
representative of this program, notion was grade
by Councilman
Lopez, seconded by
Councilwoman
Preble, that this appointment be approved.
Upon
a roll call,
all members of the
Council
voted in the affirr& 02 .
ADJOURNMENT
Motion was made by Councilman Fead, seconded by
adjourn. Upon a roll call, all members of the
Council adjourned.
ATTEST: ?
Councilman Pe erson, that the Council i
Council vo'.d in the affirmative and the
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