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City council approves easements and funding option; preserves Slaughterhouse Gulch flume in place for further study
Summary
Littleton City Council on July 15 approved four agreements with Englewood to allow piping of the City Ditch and set terms for preserving the historic Slaughterhouse Gulch flume, including acceptance of up to $100,000 reimbursement for preservation work.
Littleton City Council on July 15 approved a package of four agreements with the city of Englewood to allow Englewood’s planned piping of the City Ditch to move forward and set terms for how Littleton handles the historic flume located in Slaughterhouse Gulch Park.
Council voted unanimously to approve: (1) a relinquishment and grant of easements that establishes the new City Ditch alignment through Slaughterhouse Gulch Park; (2) an intergovernmental agreement (IGA) with Englewood governing construction and bank stabilization; (3) a temporary construction easement permitting contractor access and staging during construction; and (4) a quitclaim deed to record transfer of responsibilities once the Englewood pipe is operational. Each resolution passed 7–0.
The agreements include a newly negotiated option giving Littleton the choice to preserve the steel flume in place and require Englewood to reimburse Littleton up to $100,000 for historic…
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