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MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE -COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FORT COLLINS, Held w
Thursday, July 16, 1970, at 1:30 o'clock P.M.
Present: Councilmen Carson, Troxell, Chilton and Kruchten. Absent: Council
man Lopez, excused. City Manager Coffey, City Attorney March and Director of Public
Works Liquin.
Motion was made by Councilman Kruchten, seconded by Councilman Troxell, that the
reading of the minutes of the last regular meeting held July 9, 1970, be dispensed with.
Roll was called resulting as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Carson, Troxell, Chilton and
Kruchten. Absent: Councilman Lopez, excused. Nayes: None. The Mayor declared the
motion adopted.
The following ordinance was presented and read at length on first reading:
ORDINANCE NO, 42. 1970
BEING AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING CERTAIN TERRITORY TO THE CITY OF FORT COLLINS, COLORADO
The following letters were presented and read at length:
July 14, 1970
14ayor Karl E. Carlson.
1515 S. Shields
Ft. Collins, Colorado 80521
Re: P.nnexation of the Jir.
Brown farm.
Dear mayor Carlson: "
Prior to .your council meeting this coming Thursday, I want
very much to pass on to you so-ie of my thoughts regarding
the proposed annexation of the Brown farm to the city of
Ft. Collins. I feel that the issues involved are of concern
to all the people in the conffaunity and indeed, involve basic
human rights.
1 am sure that you are aware that the Brown family has been
on the property and farmed it very successfully for many years.
Jim Brown, Sr. was president of the La*..:b Feeders Association
and has been recognized as an authority iri the sheep business
for a long time. Jim Brown, Jr. who now operates the farm
almost single hardedly, has bred some of the finest sheep in
the country and annually walks off with most of the blue
ribbons in the Dorset and Suffolk divisions at the State
Fair. This naturally brings favorable attention to Ft. Collins
and Larir.:er County. His lamb feeding operation, while
probably being his primary source of income,. has been secondary
in his interests to improving sheep stock in the country. Ir,,
addition, to the commercial venture, the Brown family enjoys
an extremely fine reputation and are hard working, honest,
friendly citizens of this community. _
In the past, when requests were made of the Brooms to give un
portions of their real estate for the betterment of the r;
community, such as when they sold two tracts to the school
district and when they alloyed 15 feet of right-of-way to be
annexed to allow a neighborhood development to proceed, as well
as allowing a sewer line to be laid down through the middle of
their farm to accomodate the Colorado State University football,
stadium, they have always been most cooperative and helpful. j
Now, however, -I know that it is not their wish to be annexed
to the city. ror to do so would mean either an entire chance _
in their profession and way of life, or it would r:.ean that the
Brown family would have to sell their farm and buy elsewhere
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to continue with their present Lype of operation. They have
no desire to either move or to change their way of 'li_'e or
their profession. -
Although I do not know the immediate reasons for considering
their annexation, I have heard that one involves development:.
of a storm sewer to drain t'r_e Spring Creek drainage area. The
Brown farm lies near the uppermost reaches of the drainage
area for Spring Creek, and what could be more absorbent than.
good plowed fields for the moisture that falls there?
It seems to me to transgress human rights to annex a mans }
farm measuring half a section agaip_st his will, and wishes, .
and then assess him by the square foot to pay for a storm
sewer drainage system which is completely unnecessary to his
property. .7ne capacities of such -a setrer system would
necessarily be much higher should the Brown farm be subdivided
and a good portion of it be covered with asphalt. It is not
at all the Bro:•rn's fault that development has proceeded in low
lying areas of the Spring Creek drainage system and they
should not be made to pay for it. If they are annexed and
_"assessed for this, it would amount to perhaps $50,000, and
would necessitate breaking up and su'adividing the farm, as
sheep farming does not raise that kind of money.
Naturally, the bounderies of Ft. Collins must expand and
take in real estate trnich is now .used for agricultural purposes.
However, it see s to me that there are enough farmaers on the
bounderies of Ft. Collins ready and willing to leave agriculture
for real estate development to allow those who Irish to continue
with their present way of life to do so until either they wish a
to mare the change, or their agriculatural operation beco:aes
entirely unfeasible by being surrounded -by urban development.
I hope that you will give the above ::tatters, your thoughtful
consideration before you decide definitely on the fate of
the Brown -farm and fai,ily.
Very sincerely yours,
.Douglas tI. 21urray, M.D..
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WALDINE H. OLSON TENTH FLOOR _
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" GEORGE H. HASS
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July 16, 1970
Honorable City Council of the
City of Fort Collins
Fort Collins, Colorado 80521
Re: Forced annexation Southwest of the City of
Fort Collins, Colo.
Gentlemen:
I am writing this letter in behalf of Dr. Robert
T. Smith to advise
you that I am unable to attend the first reading
of the ordinance .
kegarding the above -referenced annexation because
of meetings with
the Larimer County Commissioners and depositions
scheduled for this
afternoon, July 16, 1970.
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I respectfully request a tabling of the first reading of the ordin-
F ance.or an opportunity to be heard in opposition to the ordinance
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Dr. Smith is the owner of approximately 41 acres of land contiguous
to the annexation which was. voluntarily annexed in 1969 and zoned
R-P-Planned Residential District. Also, I am advised b;, the City
Planner that property adjacent to Dr. Smith is subject to a five
year waiver of forced annexation and is -not now being annexed.
Dr. Smith opposes the R-L=Low Density Residential zoning which is
proposed for his property now being annexed and requests (1) that
his property be annexed as R-P so as to be in harmony. with the
zoning on the previously annexed property, or (2) that his property
be excluded from the present annexation.
I call our at to the fact that the density of development
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allowed upon Dr. Smith's property by the present county zoning
l to the density allowed under the
regulations is at least equa
estion the reasonableness of the annexation
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because it will arbitrarily reduce the density of development allowed
on the property without any showing of a need for such reduction.
Also, we.request an opportunity to question the existence of the
statutor standards of eligibility of the property for annexation.
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hether there is a communit of
Specifically, we question (1) w Y
interest between the territory proposed to be annexed and the City
of Fort Collins and-(2) whether the territory proposed to be annexed
is urban or will be urbanized in the near future.
Thank you !or your consideration of our request.
Vgry truly yours,
Waldinia- Olson
FOR THE FIRM
Mr..I4m. Allen, Attorney, representing Jim Brown and Tom Herring, was present and
asked the Council what advantages there were to being annexed to the City and if developing
storm sewer drainage was possible without the annexation.
Mr. Jim W. Brown, 1522 Whedbee, was present and was asked by Mr. Allen how long
the farm had been in'the family, Mr. Brown stated that the farm was managed by himself il
from 1921 to 194S, after which Jim�t6ok it over. He was asked what operations went on at
the farm. He stated that breeding of sheep and growing a bulk.of the feed for the livestock '
was the main operathn. He was asked if the City had got easements from the Browns. hi;.
Brown answered that they had without condemning the. -_property, that they had always cooper-'
ated with the City when it was for the best of the community. He was asked if.they needed
,city lire protection and was told no, that there was a ru al system. Asked if they needed
--aid no, that they also had sufficient light, water and gas
police protection and was to
service. ` He was asked if they would sell the land Fir developing and was told that they
would probably sell eventually, but not S or to >cres at a time: Mr. Allen asked if Mr.
a..o the City and [r. Brown said, none what so ever
Brown saw any advantages to being annexe
as the farm is now:: Councilman r,rson asked what areas around• them were in the City. He
said some to the East, South aid on Prospect., City development to the north, west Pr;d-.east;
annexation was premature. Councilman vrucht-I asked if Mr.
but Dir. Brown thought thi_
Brown thought the p-,,perty would increase in value if it was eanexed. Mr. Brown said it
:as, he had heard, around 1'I/2
probably would ..nd said the assessment on .the storm sewer t
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per square foot. 11}is figure was kicked around at the Planning and Zoning Board meeting
Mayor Carson stated that they were many years behind on a storm sewer drain program.
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aM-Re asked the City Attorney if the City could extend the assessment as on water and sewer
line and then pick up the cost when it was improved along with the assessment. He also
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asked if a system could be utilized where the property had been owned in one family for 10
years or more, if an understanding could be reached. Mr. Liquin added .comments on construc-
tion of sanitary and storm sewer difficulties on assessments. Councilman Kruchten asked
if an agreement with Mr. Brown could be made to have a sub -district and pay assessment at
time of developing. City Attorney March said this matter would require study, that the whole
area
shad to be considered. The Director of Public Works stated that with storm sewer, everyone_.
` pays for two types of drainage and that it would benefit the whole City rather than..a few
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people. "
Councilman Troxell asked for a decision from the City Attorney on a 42 inch main
r picking up smaller lines. Mayor asked if the City could build truck lines and later have
small areas tie-in. Mr. Allen asked if the City had an ordinance for the storm sever and
was told they did not. Mr. Allen asked why storm sewage could not be arranged in the same
way as water and sewer bonds. The only reason to annex the land is to put an assessment on
r so that the land may benefit some day. Mayor Carson said it would be best to put drainage
in and assess this land when it is improved. Councilman Kruchten asked for a report from
the.City Attorney on this kind of system at the time of second reading. Councilman Troxell"
agreed to this suggestion. Councilman Chilton asked of there is a planning table or
schedule. Mayor Carson said it is 5 years behind, should have started in 1945 or sooner; ,
that they have an engineering company working on it now.
Jim Brown, Jr., 2513 West Prospect, appeared and Mr. Allen asked him if he was
planning to continue operations as they are. Mr. Brown, Jr. said they were as long as the
;farm is profitable., that he. wanted to hold it until someone would buy and develop the entire
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farm. Mayor Carson -asked if it it would be to their advantage if the storm sewer was there'
to sell the property. Mr. Brown stated that if the assessments were on the property, it would
j not be advantageous. Mr. Allen -remarked that there has been hardly any property this size
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annexed all at once because developers cannot afford to.bring all of it in at once.
Mr. Tom Herring, 2424 South Overland Trail, was present and stated he has 120
Ik the proposed
'E acres in annexation and has lived on this farm for 29 years. He was asked the operation
�E of farm and he stated growing bulk of feed for feed lot. He was asked if there was
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I� any development, Mr. Herring stated none near this acreage. He was asked if they needed
E any City fire or police protection and he sajd they did not, that they have their own water
{ supply. He was asked if he would sell this land and he answered he would sell if :offered
�j enough but is not ready to sell now. Mr. Allen stated that the statutes should be changed
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i� if this land is forced /for storm sewer, being solely farm land.
R Mr. Allen concluded that these are farms and .then they are ready to come it to the
City, they will ask for annexation, but not now. Ns long as the farms are in operation the
system should be paid when they benefit.
Mrs. Doris Dougherty on {Vest Prospect spoke wanting to commend the City for;starting _
storm sewer drainage and would like to assist in a solution. She stated she was,c'oAcerned
with R=L zoning because of the low land. She suggested high density for apartments and .
an easement along Spring Creek to put :n hiking, cycle and horseback riding trails',for
reZreation purposes.
Mr. George Post, 2324 went Lake, was present and remarked that the CounCiI'should.
take, the people's opinion, on whether they wanted to come into the City into co*.siderat.
Councilman Troy _t that ;.hen they were elected .they believed that th-'people'thouaht
the .:,Uld makr decisions wothout personal fealings entering into it. mr. Post asked .nv
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k the City could not plan with the County and was told that the City is working with the County..
' Councilman Chilton said that there is a definite drainage problem and a study of this should
be made, stating that he would like to see it tabled.
Mrs. Julia Real, 1608 Sheely Drive, said she seconded Mrs. Dougherty's solution
on recreation use for Spring Creek area, stating that could probably get federal funds for
.parks and recreation use.
` Mrs. Doris Dougherty again appeared, spoke of the water run off and recommended a firmi
in Kansas City which has done work in this field.
-Mr. Austin Simonds, 1843 Michael Lane, appeared and stated that they have not had
as mudh water now as there was 11 years ago when he moved to this address, that in the Planning
and Zoning meeting, it"was stated that the development o.i the north side of {Vest Prospect was j
causing the problems of run off in that area.
Mr. Herb Schroeder, 3000 West Lake, appeared and suggested delaying the issue until
they could get an engineer's report. He stated he felt that they had not received enough
publicity on this issue and the farmer organization were not informed, and did not feel it right
to take existing farms in the City. He said he would like to see a park along Spring Creek
Councilman Troxell asked for a 5 minute recess. Mayor Carson declared a recess.
Councilman Kruchten went over the history of this area and stated that this decision
was not an easy matter to decide. The question is not.whether farmers want to continue but
�. who should pay the assessment, that the cost will be.high. He asked the City Attorney to come
UP with a workable plan on on delayed costs. _
Motion was made by Councilman Kruchten, seconded by Councilman Troxell, that the
ordinance to passed on first reading. Roll was called resulting as follows: Ayes:
Councilmen.Carson, Troxell and Kruchten. Councilman Chilton, abstaining. Absent:
T Councilman Lopez, excused. Nayes: None. The Mayor declared the motion adopted. -
The following resolution was presented and read at length:
RESOLUTION
OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FORT COLLINS GIVING PUBLIC NOTICE CONCERNING A PROPOSED ORDI_
NANCE CHANGING THE ZONING MAP OF THE CITY OF FORT COLLINS AND AMENDING CHAPTER 19 OF THE
CODE OF ORDINXNCES OF THE CITY OF FORT COLLINS, COLORADO, 1958,AS AMENDED, COMMONLY KNOW\
AS THE ZONING ORDINANCE. j
WHEREAS,, a written petition has been presented to the City Council requesting
that"the zoning ci ssification for the property more particularly described in the "Notice
of Public Hearing" attached hereto be changed from R-P, Planned Residential Districts to
B-L, Limited Busienss District; and
WHEREAS, the Planning and Zoning Board has made a study of said rezoning request
and has held a hearing and made a report and recommendation thereon, all in accordance with
the provisions of Section 19-46 of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Fort Collins,
Colorado; 1958., as amended; and
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WHEREAS,the City Council desires to holdAa public hearing on said rezoning z
request as required by Section 19-46.1 (5) of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Fort
Collins, Colorado, 1958, as amended.
NOiV-THEREFOFE „ BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY `OF FORT COLLINS that,
August 6, 1976, at 1:30 P.M., or as soon thereafter as the matter may come on for hearing, `.
in the Council Chambers in the City Hall of the City of Fort Collins. is hereby set as the i"
time and place for a.public hearing on said rezoning_ request:'%ind
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City �''-'. ,.s hereby instructed to publish a`notice r'
of said hearing as provided in Se.•.-.�. 1 -40.1 (5) of the Code of Ordinances of the City of
. ^�t.�.ins, Colorado,.195s -, amended, in the form attached hereto. xp;
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Passed and adopted at a regular meeting of the City Council held this 16th day
of July, A. D. 1970.
/s/ Karl E. Carson
Mayor
ATTEST:
/s/ John Bartel
City Clerk
Motion was made by Councilman Troxell, seconded by Councilman Chilton, that this
resolution be adopted. Roll was called resulting as follows: Ayes: Councilmen CArson,
Troxell„ Chilton and Kruchten. Absent: Councilman Lopez, excused. Nayes: Nome. The
Mayor declaed the motion adopted.
The City Attorney reported on the White Motel Corporation package liquor store
application, stating he was concerned with the one year delay after approval of the original
application, there being no time limit in the ordinance. Gordon Clyde, The Chief Building
Inspector, stated there wss a minor fire hazard, but did not consider this serious and
recommended that it be waived. Mayor Carson stated there should be a time limit because
of other possible applications in this area and asked the City Attorney to amend the
ordinance by adding a 12 month lim it on future applications. Motion was made by Kruchten,
seconded by Councilman Chilton, to approve the license and waive the fire requirement.
Roll was called resulting as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Carson, Troxell, Chilton and
Kruchten. Absent: Councilman Lopez, excused. Nayes: None. The Mayro declared the
motlion adopted.
The following communication was presented and read at length:
July 15, 1970
TO: Honorable Mayor and Councilmen
THROUGH: Mr. Tom Coffey, City Manager
FROM: Mr. E. M. Kuppinger, Purchasing Agent
- SUBJECT: Bids - Water Mains
Bids have been received and evaluated covering consideration to contract for: 12" Stover
and 20" Lemay Water Mains.
Eight invitations to bid were sent; two were returned.
A summary of the bids are as follows:
City Engineer's Estimate:
$ 10,045.00
Jansen Construction Co.
8,575.00 **
Weitzel & Sons
11,425.00
Mr. Don Bauman, City Engineer, has evaluated the
bids and all specifications have been met
by the low bidder.
The recommendation is that Jansen Construction
Compa.iy be awarded the contract in the amount
of $8,575.00.
Respectfully submitted,
E. M. Kuppinger
Motion was made by Councilman Troxell, seconded by Councilman Kruchten, that the j
recommendation of the Purchasing Agent be accepted and the low bid of Jansen Construction
Company be approved. Roll was called resulting as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Carson,
Troxell, Chilton and Kruchten: Absent: Councilman Lopez, excused. Nayes: None. The:
Mayor declared the motion adopted. I
The rezoning of 1.0 acres from R-H to B-G zone, which was tabled July 9, 1970,
was again presented. Motion was made by Councilman Troxell, seconded by Councilman.Kruchten,
that this be removed from the table. Roll was called resulting as follows: Ayes:
Councilmen Carson, Troxell, Chilton and Kruchten. Absent: Councilman Lopez, excused.-'
NayesNone: The;Mayor declared the motion adopted.
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Don Reynolds, Planning Director, showed this area on the screen. The Planning
and Zoning Board recommended only .1 acre be rezoned, and.the balance be refused. City
Attorney March asked Don Reynolds whether all of the petitioners are in favor.of this or would
a new petition be submitted, if a new petition, would be a delay of one year.
Mr: Chris Ferguson, 3045 LaPorte, was present and spoke for the Later Day Saints
Church.. He stated that plans are this lot will be parking for the church. In 7 years the
lot will be paid for but until then, since there is a residence on the spot, the church would
like to rent this building and apply the revenue obtained toward the purchase.
Councilman Kruchten asked if it is for temporary rezoning. Councilman Troxell
asked if they could rezone for temporary business. -Cit) Attorney March said they could not.
Councilman Troxell asked that the petitioners amend the petition to a acre rather than 1
acre.
Motion was made by Councilman Kruchten, seconded by Councilman Troxell, that this
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matter be referred back.to the petitioners to amend original petition. Roll was called
resulting as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Carson, Troxell, Chilton and Kruchten. Absent: ?I
Councilman Lopez, excused. Nayes: None. The Mayor declared the motion adopted.
The following letter was presented and read at length:
Schrader Oil Co, July 14, 1970
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To the Mayor and Council Members
Fort Collins, Colorado
I would like to confirm your previous`decision.to grant Council permission to
construct a service station on the following property. The location is the corner lot
at Canyon Ave. and S. Howes Street.
This lot has previously been approved by Council but circumstances delayed the
building of a station until now.
Yours truly,
Wayne K. Schrader
After some discussion and since the original request was approved in August, ,
apparently
1965, the City Attorney said he would like to look into this, stating thel-e/is no limit on
constructing stations. Motion was made by Councilman Troxell, seconded by Councilman
Kruchten, that this -matter be referred to the City Attorney for investigation and report,,:
Roll was called resulting as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Carson, Troxell;. Chilton and -
Kruchten. Absent: Councilman Lopez, excused. Nayes: None. The Mayor declared the
motion adopted.
The following communication was presented and read at length -
July 15, 1970
TO: Fort Collins City.Council
FROM: Planning'and Zoning Board
SUBJECT: #47=70. Proposed amendment to parking requirements in RLM zone. Amendment
of Section 19-30A, paragraph 7
The Planning and Zoning Board considered this item at its July 7, 1970 meeting and recommends
approval. The Board felt a parking arrangement wherein one parking space is provided
rbehind another is acceptable provided both spaces are for the -same dwelling unit and are
.under the control of same.
Respectfully submitted
/sl Rick Cisar
Acting' Seer etary
Motion was made by Councilman Kruchten,seconded by Councilman Troxell, that this
matter be referred to the City Attorney to prepare the necessary' resolution and notice of
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i hearing. Roll was called resulting as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Carson, Troxell, -
Chilton and Kruchten. Absent: Councilman Lopez, excused. Nayes: None. The Mayor
declared the motion adopted.
The following communication was presented and read at length:
July 7, 1970
Mayor Karl E. Carson
1515 South Shields Street
Fort Collins, Colorado
Dear Mayor Carson:
Trinity Lutheran Church has agreed to purchase 5.54 acres and has optioned an -additional
3.3 acres of land situated along Stuart Street, bounded by Spring Creek on the south and
extending from the Indian Meadows Apartments to the Spring Creek bridge on Stuart; a total
of approximately 8.8 acres.
It is the intention of Trinity Lutheran Church to develop a church building and educational
unit on the western end of this tract of land with a parking area (all off-street) 'near
the central portion of the tract.
Recent conversation with City Manager Tom Coffey and our recent telephone conversation
t indicates that interest exists to create a Youth Center somewhere near this area.
j Subject to approval of the Church Council and Congregation of Trinity Lutheran Church, an
amount of land not to exceed 3 to 3.3 acres could be available at the eastern end of this
tract of land with joint use of parking area in the central section. Statements have been
made that indicate an interest by several members of our Congregation in supporting and
attempting to furtner the needs fora Youth Activity Center as part of our Christian
' responsibility.
If suitable interest exists, I would be available to discuss further development with a
committee or such persons as you may designate,.
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f Our architect is Charles Ingalls $ Associates of 1007 Lamay, Fort Collins. Preliminary
j plans are-veing prepared for the Church facilities at this time. Architectural control
of this area is under_ -the Indian Meadows Development Company.
Very truly yours,
Robert L. Norton
Vice -Chairman, Building Committee
t Trinity Lutheran Church
After discussion, motion was made by Councilman Troxell, seconded by Councilman
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Kruchten, that this be referred to the Administration for report. Roll was called resulting
as follows: Ayes! Councilmen Carson, Troxell, Chilton and Kruchten: Absent: Council-
man Lopez, excused. Nayes: None. The Mayor declared the motion adopted.
A request for a service station at the west end of Ghent Motor Co. lot, on Mason
! and Drake, was presented. After discussion concerning grading, drainage, paving and devel-
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opment, motion was made by Councilman Troxell, seconded by Councilman Kruchten, that this
request be approved. Roll was called resulting as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Carson,
Troxell, Chilton and Kruchten. Absent: Councilman Lop ez, 'excused. Nayes: None.
The Mayor declared the motion adopted.
The Laporte Sanitation District agreed to transfer to the City 110 acre foot units of
Horsetooth water when the City took over the District's water system. Motion was made by
Councilman Troxell, seconded by Councilman Kruchten, that this be referred to the City Attorney
to prepare the necessary resolution to complete the transfer. Roll was called resulting as
follows: Ayes Councilmen Carson, 'Troxell, -Chilton and Kruchten, .Absent: Councilman
`' Lopez, excused. Nayes: None. The Mayor declared the motion adopted
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Mr: Wayne Miller, Graduate Student of Rutgers University and now on the staff at
CSU, was present and stated he would like to submit a master plan on Parks and REcreation
for Fort Collins. This plan would be up dating Mr. De Boor''as former plan dated 1962.
He auvised the Council that he would do thl he feor�a ccste oz �i,!Sj,.too. City Manager Coffey
stated he recommends this plan. Councilman Troxell stated that he knows Mr. Miller and
also recommends this plan. Motion was made by Councilman Troxell, seoonded by Councilman.
Kruchten, that the City Manager's recommendation be approved. Roll was called resulting as
follows: Ayes: Councilmen Carson, Troxell, Chilton and Kruchten. Absent: Councilman
Lopez, excused. Nayes: None. The Mayor declared the motion adopted.
Councilman Troxell recommended that the City look into trailer parking at City
Park as permitting over night parking lowers the quality of the area and should not be
permitted. Councilman Chilton said that he agreed and recommended no parking. Mayor
Carson suggested that this matter/put on the agenda for next week for further discussion.
Motion was made by Councilman Troxell, seconded by Councilman -Chilton, that the
Council adjourn. Roll was called resulting as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Carson, Troxell,'
Chilton and Kruchten. Absent: Councilman Lopez, excused. Nayes: None. The Mayor
declared the motion adopted and the Council adjourned./
ATTEST:
City C1