HomeMy WebLinkAbout05654ORDINANCE NO. 5654
AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN INTERGOVERNMENTAL
AGREEMENT BY AND BETWEEN PUEBLO, A MUNICIPAL
CORPORATION AND BLENDE SANITATION DISTRICT
RELATING TO WASTEWATER TREATMENT SERVICES AND
PRETREATMENT REQUIREMENTS AND AUTHORIZING THE
PRESIDENT OF THE CITY COUNCIL TO EXECUTE SAME
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF PUEBLO, that:
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The Agreement dated December 10, 1990, between the City of
Pueblo, a Municipal Corporation and Blende Sanitation District, a
Sanitation District, relating to Wastewater Treatment Services and
Pretreatment Requirements, a copy of which is attached hereto and
incorporated herein, having been approved by the City Attorney, is
hereby approved.
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The President of the City Council is hereby authorized and
directed to execute same for and on behalf of the City and the
City Clerk is directed to attest same and affix the seal of the
City thereto.
INTRODUCED: December 10, 1990
By DR. GILBERT GARBISO
Councilperson
ATTEST: APPROVED:
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AGREEMENT
THIS AGREEMENT is made and entered into this 10th day of
December, 1990, by and between the City of Pueblo, a Municipal
Corporation (hereinafter "City ") and the Blende Sanitation
District, a Sanitation District (hereinafter "District ").
W I T N E S S E T H:
WHEREAS, District is a Sanitation District created by Order
of the District Court of Pueblo County, Colorado in Case No.
44284, Division A and is possessed of such powers and authority as
provided by law including but not limited to those set forth in
the Special District Act, C.R.S. X32 -1 -101 et sec .; and
WHEREAS, City is a home rule city organized and existing
under and by virtue of Article XX of the Colorado Constitution and
pursuant to such authority owns and operates wastewater collection
and treatment facilities; and
WHEREAS, City's wastewater treatment facilities have been
improved and replaced in order to comply with requirements of the
Clean Water Act, as amended, 33 U.S.C. §1251 et. seq. and such
improvements and replacements have been accomplished in part
through the application of federal financial assistance and in
part through expenditure of City funds; and
WHEREAS, City and District had heretofore entered into an
agreement dated July 10, 1967, which agreement was amended by an
Agreement dated January 30, 1981 and further amended by a
Memorandum of Understanding dated May 29, 1984, all providing for
the City's treatment of wastewater collected or conveyed by Blende
in accordance with and subject to the terms, conditions,
limitations and charges provided for therein; and
WHEREAS, the existing agreement between City and District
does not fully and with specificity delineate the duties and
responsibilities of each entity with respect to legal responsibil-
ities under law and particularly with respect to administration of
the City's industrial pretreatment program as approved by the U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency or as same may subsequently be
amended; and
WHEREAS, the parties are desirous of entering a new agreement
providing for treatment of Blende's wastewater by City, defining
mutual responsibilities and addressing requirements of law; and
WHEREAS, such agreement is authorized by C.R.S. 29 -1 -201, et.
seq.
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the foregoing recitals
and the terms, conditions and covenants set forth herein, the
parties hereto agree as follows:
1. Wastewater Services During the term of this Agreement,
subject to termination as provided herein, and subject to all of
the terms and conditions of this Agreement, District may maintain
and employ its presently existing connection between its waste-
water collection system and City's treatment facilities for
transmission of wastewater for treatment by City. The parties
agree that by authorizing such connection and providing wastewater
treatment services for the benefit of District, City shall not be
deemed to be a public utility nor be subject in any manner to the
jurisdiction of the Colorado Public Utilities Commission.
2. Service Area District shall only be permitted to
discharge that wastewater into City's wastewater treatment system
which is generated and collected within the following geographic
areas: (a) all area located within the boundaries of the District
as originally constituted; (b) all area within the boundaries of
the Salt Creek Sanitation District as originally constituted, (c)
Blende Industrial Park authorized by City's letter dated March 15,
1974, (d) that portion of the St. Charles Mesa Sanitation District
which lies west and north of Roselawn Cemetery consisting of
approximately 113 acres, (e) the site occupied by Candy's Tortilla
Factory's facility at 2110 Santa Fe Trail, (f) that portion of St.
Charles Mesa Sanitation District consisting of the 43 residences
located on the south side of Liberty Drive and on Independence
Drive between Aspen and Eagle Streets authorized by City's letter
dated September 25, 1979, (g) the 20 existing residences or
residence equivalents located on the south side of Highway 50
(Santa Fe Drive), west of 20th Lane within St. Charles Mesa
Sanitation District and authorized by City's letter dated
September 7, 1987 (collectively the "Service Area "). The Service
Area is as shown on the map appended hereto as Exhibit A, which is
incorporated herein by reference. No other areas may now or
hereafter be served except upon annexation of said area to the
City of Pueblo or by special approval by duly adopted resolution
of the City Council; thereafter those additional areas shall be
included within the term "Service Area."
3. Authorized Users Except as expressly permitted herein,
District shall only be permitted to discharge wastewater into
City's wastewater treatment facilities and system which is
comprised of domestic sewage from the authorized Service Area
described in paragraph 2 of this Agreement. In addition to
domestic sewage, District shall be permitted to discharge to
City's wastewater treatment system wastewater generated by small
commercial operations and industrial users within the Service Area
who have heretofore been authorized to discharge into City's
system through District prior to the date of this Agreement
(hereinafter referred to as "existing small commercial and
industrial users "), and whose names and service addresses are
identified in Exhibit "B" hereto, which is incorporated herein by
reference. As used in this Agreement: the term "domestic user" or
"domestic sewage" refers to users who generate, and the wastewater
generated by, single family residences and from multiple family
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residences not containing more than 10 residential units; the term
"small commercial operations" or "small commercial user" means all
non - domestic users meeting all three of the following criteria:
(a) wastewater discharge is less than 10,000 gallons per day, (b)
user is not an industrial user as defined in this paragraph, and
(c) wastewater generated is principally of the domestic type and
contains no significant quantities of toxic substances or heavy
metals; and the term "industrial user" means any user who either
(a) generates or discharges process wastewater from any industrial
process or (b) discharges more than 10,000 gallons of wastewater
per day or (c) is a categorical or other industry subject to
categorical or other pretreatment regulations and standards.
4. New Connections Within The Service Area
A. Domestic Users
I. For so long as the City's treatment facilities
have adequate capacity and ability to treat, in accordance with
all applicable water quality laws and regulations, additional
wastewater while adequately meeting and serving the needs of City
and its residents, including the need for population growth and
industrial development, as determined solely by the City Manager
of City, District may allow within the Service Area additional new
domestic user connections to its collection system which conveys
wastewater to City's treatment facilities, conditioned upon
obtaining a City tap permit and payment to City of the plant
investment fee and subject to compliance with all other terms
stated herein.
II. New connections for domestic use shall not be
authorized by District nor made until the plant investment fee is
paid to District and remitted by District to City. Upon payment
of said plant investment fee a tap permit shall be issued by City
through the Department of Utilities. The amount of the plant
investment fee payable to City shall be established based upon
periodic rate study to compensate the City for its capital invest-
ment, debt service and replacement reserves which should be
allocated among new users in District. The amount of the plant
investment fee shall be established and reestablished from time to
time by City Council of City, provided however, that until it is
first so established, the plant investment fee payable to City
shall be $2,050 for each residence connection or each residential
unit in the case of multi - family units employing a single combined
connection. In addition to the plant investment fee payable to
City, District may, in its sole discretion, require any new user
to pay such additional connection or tap fees which may be imposed
by District for District's own use and benefit.
B. Small Commercial Users
Subject to the City's treatment facilities' capacity and
ability to treat and fully meet City's treatment and development
needs, as in the case for new domestic users, and subject to
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compliance with all other terms stated herein, District may allow
within the Service Area new small commercial operations to be
connected to its collection system which conveys wastewater to
City's treatment facilities, conditioned upon prior written
approval of the City's Director of Utilities, obtaining a City tap
permit, and payment to the City of a plant investment fee equal in
amount to the plant investment fee which would be payable for an
equivalent number of residential units based upon the nature and
quantity of the small commercial user's discharge. The determina-
tion of the equivalent number of residential units shall be made
by the City's Director of Utilities upon any reasonable and
rational basis he believes is appropriate, and his decision shall
be final, subject only to review or modification by the City
Manager. Prior to authorizing any such new connection, the
Director may require submittal of a report signed and certified by
a licensed professional engineer, describing the volume and nature
of wastewater to be discharged and the nature of the commercial
operation which will be conducted on the premises to be served.
C. Industrial Users
No new industrial user within the Service Area shall be
connected to any collection system which conveys wastewater to
City's treatment facilities, except upon the following basis:
I. The proposed user shall submit an application
for service to District and City which sets forth the name and
address of the user, identification of all Standard Industrial
Classification (SIC) Identification Numbers applicable to the
user's proposed operations, a description of all processes which
will or may discharge process wastewater, identification of the
contaminants and quantities of each per liter of wastewater,
description of the user's proposed pretreatment system, hazardous
material containment system, discharge volume, and all other
information which City may reasonably request. The application
shall be signed and certified by a licensed professional engineer.
II. On the basis of the information submitted and
any independent investigation as the City's Director of Utilities
may, in his sole discretion, conduct, the Director of Utilities
shall report to the City Manager whether he believes the City has
sufficient treatment capacity and is capable of treating to
applicable water quality standards the wastewater to be generated
by the proposed user, and he shall make recommendations concerning
restrictions, pretreatment and any other requirements which should
be imposed. The City Manager shall review the application and the
report and recommendations and may approve or disapprove the
application, in the exercise of his sole discretion, based upon
the best interests of the City, and the City Manager's decision
shall be final. If the application is approved, connection may be
made only upon compliance with the provisions of this Agreement,
such conditions and restrictions as the City may require, and
payment of a plant investment fee to City.
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III. All new industrial users shall obtain from
City an Industrial User Permit ( "IUP ") containing requirements for
discharge monitoring, discharge restrictions and pretreatment
limitations and complying in all respects with the requirements of
federal, state and local laws and regulations.
IV. The plant investment fee required to be paid
to City by new industrial users shall be determined by City's
Director of Utilities on a case by case basis upon any reasonable
and rational basis he believes is appropriate taking into con-
sideration the nature and quantity of wastewater, the City's need
for population growth and industrial development, the City's
remaining available treatment capacity, and such other considera-
tions as the he may consider appropriate. The decision of the
Director of Utilities shall be final, subject only to review or
modification by the City Manager
5. Service Agreements to Conform. District shall, as soon
as practicable, and in no event later than 6 months after execu-
tion of this Agreement, enter into amended service agreements with
Salt Creek Sanitation District and St. Charles Mesa Sanitation
District, in such form and content as shall be approved by City
Attorney of City, binding said districts to all the terms and
conditions set forth herein to the same and complete extent as
District, and granting to City within the boundaries of said
districts all of the powers and authority granted to City pursuant
to this Agreement.
6. Water Quality Planning. City is and shall remain the
Water Quality Management Agency for District and for Salt Creek
Water and Sanitation District. City is authorized to review and
determine the form of all water quality plan submittals from each
said district including updates to the designated areawide water
quality management planning agency for the Pueblo Region.
7. Disconnection For Contamination, Insufficient CaDacity.
A. If, at any time during the term of this Agreement
City's wastewater treatment facilities shall become overloaded or
inadequate to serve the needs of the City and its residents,
including the need for population growth and industrial
development, City may in the exercise of its sole discretion
disconnect District's collection system from City's wastewater
treatment system upon giving District a two (2) year prior written
notice of its intention to so disconnect.
B. If at any time wastewater conveyed by or through
District shall either contaminate City's wastewater treatment
system, cause City to violate laws or its discharge permit, cause
interference to treatment facilities operations or jeopardize the
City's operations in any manner, City may immediately close or
disconnect the Blende Interceptor and stop receiving and treating
wastewater until the cause of the contamination, violation, or
interference shall have been discovered and eliminated.
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Irrespective of whether or not City closes or disconnects the
Blende Interceptor to prevent further contamination, violation or
interference, District shall indemnify, defend, and save harmless
City from all claims, demands, suits, civil penalties, loss and
damage and reimburse City for all expense and outlay, including
attorney fees, occasioned or resulting from such contamination,
violation or interference.
8. Treatment Charges and Payment
A. The annual charges for sewage treatment for
calendar year 1990 as provided and computed under the parties'
existing agreement, and computed through December 31, 1990, shall
be due and payable by District to City on or before January 31,
1991.
B. Commencing on January 1, 1991, District shall pay a
monthly wastewater treatment charge based upon the volume of
wastewater discharged into City's wastewater treatment system from
each of the classes of users connected to District's collection
system. The charge for wastewater from domestic and small
commercial operations shall be computed at the rate of $0.82 per
1,000 gallons of wastewater and the charge for wastewater from
industrial users shall be $0.89 per 1,000 gallons of wastewater.
Apportionment between industrial and non - industrial wastewater
shall be accomplished on the basis of flow measuring devices
installed at industrial process discharge points; provided that in
the absence of such flow measuring devices at any industrial user
discharge, industrial user wastewater shall be estimated based
upon water usage or other reasonable method. The monthly charge
shall be computed by City and billed to District, which shall pay
same within 30 days of the date invoiced. Any charges or fee
imposed under this paragraph 8 and not paid within 30 days after
it has become due and payable shall accrue interest at the rate of
one and one -half percent (1.5%) per month until paid.
C. The monthly charges for wastewater services as
provided herein may be increased by City at any time by Resolution
or Ordinance adopted by the City Council of City, provided that
such increase shall not in the aggregate be greater than 110% of
percentage increases in the City's sewer user charges made after
January 1, 1991 for users directly served by City's sewer system
within the City. Written notice of any such increase shall be
given to District not less than 90 days before the date when such
increase shall become effective.
D. In addition to the regular monthly charges for
wastewater services provided in subparagraphs B. and C. above,
District and each industrial user to whom excessive strength
surcharges are applicable shall be jointly responsible for payment
to City of all excessive strength surcharges, which shall become
due and payable within 30 days of the date invoiced by City. The
amount of excessive strength surcharges shall be computed in
accordance with the provisions of Chapter 7 of Title XVI of the
1971 Code of Ordinances, as amended, or as same may subsequently
be amended in the future.
E. Each industrial user shall also pay and reimburse
City for all fees assessed by the Colorado Department of Health or
any of its divisions upon the user as an industrial wastewater
discharger or upon the City as a result of the City receiving
wastewater from such industrial user, including but not limited to
the fees provided in C.R.S. 25- 8- 502(1)(b.5)(I).
F. In the event District shall substantially fail,
neglect or refuse to pay any of the charges within ninety days of
the date when due, as provided herein, the District shall not be
disconnected from the City's wastewater treatment system, but the
unpaid charges shall constitute a debt owing to City by District
subject to collection by action in law or equity and a lien upon
all of the property in the District. The charges due and unpaid,
together with accrued interest, shall be certified by City's
Director of Finance to the County Commissioners of Pueblo County,
Colorado on or before the first day of November of each year in
the form of a mill levy which, when multiplied by the assessed
valuation of the real property located within District, shall be
sufficient to pay all such charges and accrued interest and a late
penalty of ten percent (10 %), and such charges thereupon and until
paid shall be a lien upon all said real property in the District
and shall be levied, certified, received or collected by sale,
annually from year to year by the Treasurer, Commissioners and
other officials of Pueblo County as provided for general ad
valorem taxes, and the proceeds thereof remitted to the City. In
the event any County official refuses to take any act necessary
for the collection of said mill levy or payment upon collection to
the City as provided herein, District agrees that City may bring
an action to compel the District and said County Officials to take
such actions as are necessary, in the same manner as if said mill
levy were certified by the District, and District further agrees
that it shall, in such case, confess that said mill levy is
imposed by and for the benefit of District and should be enforced
by the Court in which said action is brought. No variance between
the procedures specified herein and those set forth in C.R.S.
32- 4- 510(1)(m) or like statute subsequently enacted, shall void
this provision, it being the express agreement of the parties that
the Court enforce the intent of this provision to the maximum
extent lawful, and to accomplish same, to reform this provision as
necessary to render it lawful and enforceable so that such charges
may be collected.
9. District Property - Ownership and Maintenance.
District's wastewater collection system (including metering
station) shall be and remain the sole property of District and
shall be maintained and repaired by District and not by City.
Notwithstanding the foregoing, city shall have the right to enter
and inspect the Blende Interceptor, District's collection system
and all connections thereto at any time to: (a) determine whether
repairs are necessary to prevent unnecessary infiltration or
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inflow, (b) determine the presence of any unauthorized discharges,
(c) to locate the source of any toxic substances or contaminants
in the wastewater, (d) to operate and enforce City's pretreatment
program, or (e) to do any other act reasonably related to City's
operation of its wastewater treatment facilities.
10. District's Right to Disconnect District shall have the
right at any time to voluntarily disconnect its system from City's
wastewater treatment facility upon giving to City a one year prior
written notice of its intention to so disconnect. Such discon-
tinuance of service shall be made by actual physical disconnection
of the Blende Interceptor and District's collection system from
City's wastewater treatment facilities and system. All charges
accruing thereafter shall be abated and thereafter no such charge
shall be certified for collection.
11. Land Use Planning. District agrees that in order to
promote the orderly development and the health, safety and welfare
of the residents located in District, the Board of Directors of
District shall cooperate in the enforcement of the Pueblo County
Zoning and Building Rules and Regulations. In the event that the
land located within the jurisdictional boundaries of District
shall become annexable to the City of Pueblo, District shall
interpose no objection to its annexation and will in all ways
cooperate in, and not oppose, any proposal to annex to the City of
Pueblo, subject to the provisions and limitations of C.R.S.
32 -1 -501 et. sec or any similar statute subsequently enacted.
12. Pretreatment Program
A. District agrees that City's pretreatment program is
applicable to all users within the Service Area. District agrees
that, if it has not already done so, that it shall within 90 days
of execution hereof, adopt as its rules and regulations, those
ordinances adopted by City which comprise or relate to City's
Industrial Pretreatment Program, as set forth in Chapters 7, 8 and
9 of Title XVI of the 1971 Code of Ordinances of the City of
Pueblo, as amended. Upon any change to the City's Pretreatment
program, requirements or ordinance, City shall notify District of
same and District shall, within 60 days of notification, amend its
rules and regulations to conform.
B. District hereby grants to City full and complete
authority, concurrent with District's own authority, to enforce
within the Service Area, all of City's pretreatment program
requirements and Industrial User Permits. District shall, at the
request of City, take all necessary enforcement action against any
industrial user who City determines has violated or is in viola-
tion of any pretreatment program requirement, including, where
appropriate, disconnection from the Blende Interceptor and any
collection system which conveys wastewater to City's treatment
facilities. City is empowered to directly operate and enforce its
pretreatment program within the Service Area, and may (a) issue,
suspend and revoke Industrial User Permits (IUP) for all
industrial users, (b) take samples and monitor District's
collection system and all connections therewith, including
compliance sampling and monitoring of industrial users, (c)
inspect all users operations, (d) take all enforcement actions
directly against industrial users which are allowed or contem-
plated by City's pretreatment program or otherwise authorized by
law, (e) impose civil penalties against violators, (f) impose
compliance schedules for industrial users to make operational and
process modifications or construct appropriate pretreatment
facilities, (g) seek injunctive, declaratory and other judicial
relief, (h) conduct industrial waste surveys and require
industrial users to furnish information in connection therewith,
and (i) take any other action reasonably necessary or required to
enforce or comply with the requirements of federal, state or local
laws or regulations pertaining to the administration of pretreat-
ment programs. City shall keep District advised of all pretreat-
ment activities conducted within the Service Area and provide
District with a copy of all IUP's issued by City.
C. Within 120 days of execution of this Agreement, all
industrial users within the Service Area shall obtain an IUP from
the City or be disconnected from any collection system conveying
wastewater to City's treatment facilities. IUP's shall be in such
form as the City's Director of Utilities may require and shall:
(I) state the name, address and telephone number
of user and user's authorized pretreatment contact person.
(II) contain a description of the authorized
discharge and processes allowed to discharge wastewater into
District's collection system.
(III) state all pretreatment standards and require-
ments, including prohibited discharge standards, applicable
categorical standards, local limits, and monitoring and
reporting requirements.
(IV) contain an expiration date before which
application for renewal must be submitted.
(V) contain a statement of enforcement remedies
available to City including specific performance, injunctive
relief, civil and criminal penalties and service termination.
(VI) provide for compliance schedules, if deemed
necessary or appropriate by City.
(VII) contain such other information and data as
City may require.
13. Prohibited Users and Wastes
A. District shall not permit, allow or suffer any
septic waste business, septic waste hauler or sewer cleaning
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business to discharge any sludge, grease, septic waste or other
material from any tank or truck into any collection system
conveying wastewater to City's treatment facilities.
B. District shall not permit, allow or suffer any
hazardous or radioactive waste to be disposed of by discharge or
disposal into any collection system conveying wastewater to City's
treatment facilities.
C. District shall prohibit any clean water connections
to any collection system conveying wastewater to City's treatment
facilities, including but not limited to, drainage lines, roof
drains, storm sewers or other sources of water not constituting
domestic, commercial or industrial wastewater.
14. Remedies for Violations
A. Any violation of this Agreement by the District or
any other District, user or party acting by or through District,
other than failure to pay the agreed charges as herein set forth
shall, at City's option, result in immediate termination of the
District's privileges and rights hereunder without notice and
without recourse and may be cause for immediate disconnection of
the Blende Interceptor and District's system from the City's
wastewater treatment facilities and system.
B. City shall, at City's option, also have the right
to compel specific performance by District or any other District,
user or party acting by or through District of any provision of
this Agreement. In the event either party to this Agreement shall
consent, suffer or permit the doing by the other party of any act
or omission, which might alter, change or modify any of the
covenants or provisions of this Agreement, such consent, whether
expressed or implied, shall not be construed as a waiver of same
or any of the covenants or provisions of this Agreement except for
that instance alone, and shall not be construed to and shall not
authorize the parties, or either of them, to make or engage in any
further violation thereof.
C. All remedies granted to City by this Agreement are
cumulative and the exercise of any one or more of them shall not
preclude or limit the exercise of any one or more other remedies.
15. Supersedes Prior Agreements. Except as provided herein
for any transitional provisions, this Agreement shall upon
execution supersede and replace all prior agreements and under-
standings of the parties whether oral or written.
16. Term The Term of this Agreement shall be twenty (20)
years commencing upon execution.
17. Assignment. District may not assign this Agreement or
any of its rights or remedies hereunder except with prior written
consent of City Manager. The extraterritorial service provided by
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District to Salt Creek Sanitation District and to St. Charles Mesa
Sanitation District as contemplated in paragraph 2 of this Agree-
ment, shall not be deemed an assignment of District's rights,
remedies or responsibility hereunder.
18. Severability. If any provision of this Agreement shall
be held or deemed to be or shall, in fact, be illegal, inopera-
tive, or unenforceable, the same shall not affect any other
provision hereof or render the same invalid, inoperative or
unenforceable to any extent whatsoever.
19. Multiple Counterparts This Agreement may be executed
in two or more identical counterparts, each of which shall be
deemed an original copy and shall be binding upon the parties
hereto and their respective successors.
SIGNED AND EXECUTED the day and year first above written.
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(List of Existing Small Commercial,
and
Industrial Users)
Acc• #
Name
Address
Type of service
002
T.J.'s Bar & Grill
1920 Santa Fe Drive
Commercial
006
Blende Drug
1910 Santa Fe Drive
Commercial
007
Blende Liquors
1917 Santa Fe Drive
Commercial
008
Boughton's Precast
1724 Aspen Circle
Commercial
015
Soja - Burger King
1737 Santa Fe Drive
Commercial
018
Catherine Cullen
1975 Aspen Circle
Commercial
021
Dace Brothers
918 Aspen Circle
Commercial
022
Non - Active Account
1801 Santa Fe Drive
Commercial
023
Del Pueblo Tortilla
1824 Aspen Circle
Commercial
Factory
024
It
1824 Aspen Circle
Commercial
025
Tom G. Velasquez
924 Aspen Circle
Commercial
026
Blende Auto Court
1911 Santa Fe Drive
Commercial
027
Charles DeLuca
2001 Santa Fe Drive
Commercial
028
Floyd DeLuca
2018 Santa Fe Drive
Commercial
029
Floyd DeLuca
2020 Santa Fe Drive
Commercial
030
Brian Liebnow
2010 Santa Fe Drive
Commercial
041
John Cernac
1910 Santa Fe Drive
Commercial
044
St. Joseph's Church
1145 Aspen Street
Church
050
Richard Holland
1659 Santa Fe Drive
Commercial
051
Pueblo Feed & Supply
1811 Santa Fe Drive
Commercial
058
Dos Rios Alloys
1911 Aspen Cir.
Commercial
060
Frank's Market
2000 Santa Fe Drive
Commercial
072
Blende Barber Shop
2006 Santa Fe Drive
Commercial
073
Non Active Account
1818 Santa Fe Drive
Commercial
075
Mesa Ranch Supply
1800 Santa Fe Drive
Commercial
076
Stop -n -Save #032
1700 Santa Fe Drive
Commercial
077
J.L. Crane Co.,
1704 Santa Fe Drive
Commercial
Meter #1
078
Aspen Square Liquors
1712 Santa Fe Drive
Commercial
079
Casper's Donuts
1706 Santa Fe Drive
Commercial
080
Alexander's Golden
1710 Santa Fe Drive
Commercial
Razor
081
M & M Meats
1714 Santa Fe Drive
Commercial
082
Non- Active Account
1720 Santa Fe Drive
Commercial
083
J.L. Crane Co.,
1718 Santa Fe Drive
Commercial
Meter #2
091
Perma Cast Company
1871 Aspen Circle
Commercial
095
New Concepts & Design
1976 Aspen Circle
Commercial
096
Gardner E. Haines
845 Aspen Circle
Commercial
098
Rod Standley &
1004 Aspen Place
Commercial
Peter Hopmayer
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Acc• #
Name
Address
Type of service
099
Rod Standley &
1012 Aspen Place
Commercial
Peter Hopmayer
105
Ridge Erection
932 Delta
Commercial
110
Virginia Romero
1808 Santa Fe Drive
Commercial
111
Mesa Plaza, Inc.
1805 Santa Fe Drive
Commercial
Meter #3
112
Mesa Plaza, Inc.
1805 Santa Fe Drive
CoMercial
Meter #2
113
Hairs' to You
1801 Santa Fe Drive
Commercial
114
G's Tee Shirt Design
1805 Santa Fe Drive
Commercial
115
EZE See Optical
1805 Santa Fe Drive
Commercial
Boutique
116
Soja, Inc.
1701 Santa Fe Drive
Commercial
117
Country Cousins
1805 Santa Fe Drive
Commercial
118
Short Stop Photo Shop
1801 Santa Fe Drive
Commercial
119
Blende Cleaners
1805 Santa Fe Drive
Commercial
121
Insurance Associates
1805 Santa Fe Drive
Commercial
122
Russel Serviss
1014 Delta
Commercial
123
Mesa Dog Grooming
1805 Santa Fe Drive
Commercial
124
Mesa Plaza Ice Cream
1805 Santa Fe Drive
Commercial
126
J. Mastrini & A.
1805 Santa Fe Drive
Commercial
Antonioni
127
Travis & Phyllis
1912 Liberty Drive
Commercial
White
147
Champion Auto Parts,
1813 Santa Fe Drive
Commercial
Meter #3
172
John & Madeline
1809 Aspen Circle
Commercial
Spaccamonti
173
Dos Rios Alloys
1937 Aspen Circle
Commercial
179
AMG Tubescope
1985 Aspen Circle
Commercial
180
JerryZupancic
1942 Aspen Circle
Commercial
181
Timothy Miller
1950 Aspen Circle
Commercial
183
Pueblo Truss Co.
1982 Aspen Circle
Commercial
205
Pueblo Auto Trim
1992 Aspen Circle
Commercial
206
Acorn Construction
1741 Aspen Circle
Commercial
207
The Today Store
1720 Santa Fe Drive
Commercial
208
Mesa Ranch Supply
1806 Santa Fe Drive
Commercial
319
Taalbott Construction
1914 Independence
Commercial
Company
338
Fabian Floral Shop
1606 Roselawn Road
Commercial
339
Candy's Tortilla
2110 Santa Fe Drive
Commercial
342
Roselawn Cemetery
1706 Roselawn Road
Commercial
Association (Extraterritorial)
401
Loaf n Jug, Inc. #8
2610 Santa Fe Drive
Commercial
411
Charles R. Williams
2350 Santa Fe Drive
Commercial
413
Kentucky Fried
771 Santa Fe Drive
Commercial
210
Richard White
1800 Santa Fe Drive
Commercial
211
Jim Patterson
1010 Aspen Plc.
Commercial
213
Gene Summer
1989 Aspen Circle
Commercial
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� • # Name Address
859 Mesa Oriental Health 1502 Santa Fe Drive
Spa
860 Hulda C. Blair 1530 -1/2 Santa Fe Drive
913 Fulton Height School 1401 Santa Rosa
928 La Hermosa 1516 Roselawn Road
960 Centennial Bank 1515 Santa Fe Drive
(Extraterritorial)
Type of Service
Commercial
Commercial
School
Church
Commercial
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