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Design Review Board
ACTIOH FORM
Department of Community Development
75 South Frontage Road, Vail, Colorado 81657
tef : 970.479.2139 taxl. 970.479.2452
web: www.vailgov.com
Project Namer BIGHORN PARK FENCE
Project Description:
Participants:
OWNER TOWN OF VAIL
C/O FINANCE DEPT
75 S FRONTAGE RD
VAIL
co 81657
APPUCANT TOWN OF VAIL GREGG BARRIE
Project Address:
Legal DescripUon:
Parcel Number:
Comments:
C/O NNANCE DEPT
75 S FRONTAGE RD
VATL
co 81657
75 S FRONTAGE RD WEST VAIL
DRB Number: DR8070407
RNAL APPROVAL FOR A MINOR ALTEMTION TO CONSTRUCT A FENCE AROUND THE
BIGHORN PARK PLAY AREA.
0B/14/2007
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LocaUon: BIGHORN PARK
Lot: Block: Subdivision: BIGHORN PARK
2101-124-0000-2
Motion 8y:
Second By:
Vote:
Conditions:
BOARD/STAFF ACTION
ACtiONi STAFFAPR
Date of APProvalz 0812212007
Cond:8
(PLAN): No changes to these plans may be made without the written consent of Town of
Vail staff and/or the appropriate review committee(s).
Cond: 0
(P|-AN): DRB approval does not constitute a permit for building. Please consult with
Town of Vail Building personnel prior to construction activities.
Cond: 201
DRB approval shall not become valid for 20 days following the date of approval.
Cond: 202
Approval of this project shall lapse and become void one (1) year following the date
of final approval, unless a building permit is issued and construction is commenced
and is diligently pursued toward completion.
Cond: CON0009249
. DRB Fee Paid: $250,00
Minor Exterior Alterations
Physical Address:
P"rn1s1o.rZl0 I
Deparbnent of Community Development
75 South Frontage Road, Vail, Colomdo 81657
tel: 970.479.2L28 fa\: 970.479.2452
web: www,vailgov,com
General Information:
All projects requiring design raniew must receive apprwal prior to submitting a building permit application. Please
refer to the submittal requirements for the pafticular approval that is requested. An applicaton for Design Review
cannot be accepted until all required information is received by the Community Development Department. The
project may also need to be reviewed by the Town Council and/or the Planning and Environrnental Commission.
Desagn rcview approval lapses unless a building pemit is issued and construction commences within
one year of the approval.
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Location of the Proposal: Lot_Block:_ Subdivision:
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Name(s) of Owner(s):'E-9.=-:.f---:.-+-rs
Mailing Address:1 ', t,. ku -r'vta, ? n
Phone:.l1ci -2\1)
Owner(s) Signature(s):
Name of Applicant:
Mailing Address:1?-t,t'1 L,u,r.,n--..- '-i).- v4-r L ?; ,l-4)
E-mail Address:
Type of Review and Fee:
tr Signs
D Conceotual Review
tr New Construdion
tr Mdltdrt
Z:ff Minot Altereftion
(multi-family/commercial)
D Minor Alteration
(single-famity/duplex)
! Changes to Approved Plans
tr Separation Request
$50 Plus $1.00 per squar€ foot of total sign
No Fee
$650 For construction of a new building or
$300 For an addiuon where square footage
'/crlmmercid building (includes 250 additions & interior conversions).
,,6250 For minor changes to buildings and site improvements, such as,
re-roofing, painting, window additions, landscaping, fences and
retaining walls, etc.
$20 For minor changes to buildings and site improvements, sucfi as,
re.roofing, painting, window additions, landscaping, fences and
retaining walls, etc.
$20 For rsrisions to plans already approved by Planning Sbff or the
Design Review Board.
No Fee
For Ofrice Use Onlv:
Fee Paid:
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Bighorn Park Playground
Proposed fence
Puroose. To separate the off-leash areas of Bighorn Park from the play area. To provide a barrier between the play area and Bighorn Pond. Flequested by neighborhood, park users, and Town Council
Materialsr Native willow cuttings woven through tensioned fence wire.. Posts shall be treated 6" round posts on 8' centers, clear coated for protection
Desion conceot. Use natural materials. Integrate into natural park surroundings. Continue artistic concept used in playground design and "Community Stone" art piece
' Reasonably transparent
LAVOUT. The fence will surround the play area. Openings at play area entries, no gateso 4' height to discourage climbing
Material sample panel located at Public Works Administration Building
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1. FENCE TO BE INSTALLED AROUND PLAY AREA
2. PIAY AREA ENTRIES TO REMAIN OPEN, NO GATES
3. FENCE POSTS PLACED AT 8' ON CENTER
4. FENCE POSTS SHALL BE 6' ROUND PEELEO LOG.
5. WILLOW BRANCHES SHALL BE WOVEN THROUGH
FIVE FENCE WIRES, AND PLACED AT
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Design Review Board
ACTION FORM
Deparbnent of Community Development
75 South Frontage Road, Vail, Oolorado 81657
tel: 970.479.2139 fax: 97 0.479.2452
web: www.ci.vail.co.us
Project Name: Bighorn Park DRB Number: DRB020294
Project Description:
Safety fence around Bighorn Park playground
Participants:
OWNER TOWN OF VAIL 08/30/2002 Phone:
c/O RNANCE DEPT
75 S FRONTAGE RD
VAIL CO 81557
License:
APPUCANT TOWN OF VAIL 0813012002 Phone: 390-9714
gO RNANCE DEPT
75 S FRONTAGE RD
VAIL CO
Eric Bain 81657
License:
ProjedAddress: Locationr Bighorn Park playground
l.€gal Description: Lot: Block: Subdivision: MOUNTAIN MEADOW CONDO
Parcel Number: 210112400019
Comments: approved as submitted
BOARD/STAFF ACTION
Motion By: Actaon: STAFFAPR
Second By:Vote: DateofApprovalz 0911112002
Conditions:
Cond:8
(PLAN): No changes to these plans may be made without the written consent of Town of
Vail staff and/or the appropriate review committee(s).
Cond: 0
(PLAN): DRB approval does not constitute a permit for building. Please consult with
Town of Vail Building personnel prior to construction activities.
Planner: Allison Ochs DRB Fee Paid: $0.00
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,*ffi Application for Design Review
Department of Community Development
75 Sorrth Frontage Road, Vail, Colorado 81657
teli 970.479.2L39 fayc 970.479.2452
web: www.ci.vail.co.us
General Information:
All projects requiring design review must receive approval prior to submitting a building permit application. Please
refer to the submittal requirements for the particular approval that is requested. An application for Design Review
cannot be accepted until all required information is received by the Community Development Depaftment, The
project may also need to be reviewed by the Town Council and/or the Planning and Environmental Commission.
Design review approval lapses unless a building permit is issued and @nstruction commences within
one year of tlre approval.
Description of the Request:
X tocation of the Proposal: Lot:-Block:- Subdivision:
Physical Address:
Parcel No.: zlDllz.l O O o tq (Contact Eagle Co. Assessor at 970-328-8640 for parcel no.)
2l, <)Zoning: 4t1 40r/1 /(trcn?a+ijr..)
Namd(s) of Owner(s):Tt-". oF Vd,) I
Mailins Address: l3O? LJ k ha.n Dr-
Phone:
Owner(s) Signature(s):
Name of Applicant:
Mailing Address:
Phone:
E-mail Address:Fax:
Type of Review and Fee:
tr Signs
E Conceptual Review
E New Constructiontr Addition
E Minor Alteration' \ lmultFfamily/commercial)
El Minor Alteration
(sing le-family/duplex)
tr Changes to Approved Plans
tr Separation Request
$50 Plus $1.00 per square foot of total sign area.
No fue
$650 For construction of a new building or demo/rebuild.
$300 For an addiuon where quare footage is added to any residential or
commercial building (includes 250 additions & interior conversions).
$250 For minor changes to buildings and site improvements, such as,
reroofing, painting, windou, additions, landscaping, fences and
retaining walls, etc.
$20 For minor changes to buildings and site improvemenE, such as,
reroofing, painting, window additions, landscaping, fences and
retaining walls, etc.
$20 For revisions to plans already approved by Planning Staff or the
Design Review Board.
No Fee
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JOINT PROPERTY OWNER
WRITTEN APPROVAL LETTER
a joint owner of property located at (address/legal
description)
provide this letter as written approval of the plans dated 6 -J? -0g-which have
been submitted to the Town of Vail Community Development Department for the proposed improvements
to be completed at the address noted above, I understand that the proposed improvements include:
I further understand that minor modifications may be made to the plans over the course of the review
process to ensure compliance with the Town's applicable codes and regulations.
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(Signature)(Date)
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PROPOSED MATERIAI.S
Buildino Materials Tvpe of Material Color
Roof
Siding
Other Wall Materials
Fascia
Soffits
Windows
Window Trim
Doors
Door Trim
Hand or Deck Rails
Flues
Flashing
Chimneys
Trash Enclosures
Greenhouses
Retaining Walls
Exterior Lighting
Other sflif ft,I ft^y 4'b*+ hro,^rn
Notes:
Please specify the manufacturer's name, the color name and number and attach a color chip,
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tr Existing and proposed contour lines. Retaining walls shall be included with the top of wall
and the bottom of wall elevations noted.
Lighting Planl
u Indicate type, location and number of fixtures.o Include height above grade, lumens output, luminous areao Attach a cut sheet for each proposed Fixture.
II. REPAINT PROPOSALS
For all proposals to repaint existing buildings, the following supplemental information is required:
o Color chip or color sample including the manufacturer name and color number(s)o Architectural elevation drawings which clearly indicate the location of proposed colors (ie.
siding, stucco, window trim, doors, fascia, soffits, etc.) The following is an example:
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Project Name: Bighorn Park Pavillion
Project Description: Move bus stop enclosure from Slifer Square to Bighorn Park as modified
Owner, Address and Phone:Todd Oppenheimer, Public Works
Architect/Contact, Address and Phone:
Project Street Address: Bighorn Park
Legal Description:
Parcel Number: Building Name:
Comments:
Board / Staff Action
Motionby:
Seconded by:
Vote: 4-0
Conditions:
Town Planner: Dominic Mauriello
Date: f 0-1-97
TOWN OF VAIL
Action: Approved
esign Review Action Form
Pierce
Brittain
FTEVERYONE\DRB\APPROVAL\9?\B tGHORN,OO I
DRB Fee Pre-Paid: n/a
ARTHIJR I. MEARS, P.E.,
Natural Hazards Consultanr
INC.
222 Eaa Gothic Ave.
Guuiron, Gloratlo 81 230
307 - 641.)2)6
May 22. 1989
Ms. Kristan Pritz, Senior Planner
Community Development
Town of Vail
75 S. Frontage Roadvai1, co 81657
Dear Kristan:
This letter supercedes my letter of May 8, in whi,ch l concludedthat the proposed restroom in Bighorn Park wilL be within the
runout limit of the KAC avalanche path, as mapped by Hydro-Trj-ad,
in 1975. The restroom will, in fact, be located beyond these
avalanche limits. This revised conclusion 1s based on new
information supplied to me by the Town of Vail about exactly
where the new restroom will be located. This information was
supplied to me in your letter and information package dated Mayr'7, 1989.
I have checked your conclusj-ons about the restroom location with
respect to the KAC avalanche boundaries. Your work appears to
have been carefully done and your conclusions are accurater in my
opinion.
Therefore, the new restroom building will be located beyond thelimits of avalanche runout, as mapped by Hydro-Triad in
September, I975. According to Town of Vail ordinance, facilitieslocated outside of avalanche limits as determi-ned by site-specific studies, such as the Hydro-Triad study, do not requiremitigation.
Please contact me if you have any questions or desire additional
consultation.
Best regards,
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Arthur I. Mears, P.E.
Aval anche-control enqineer
Maa Wutiag t Aulanchcs t Aulanchc Contml Engineedng
ARTHURI. MEARS, P.E., INC.
Natural Hazards CqBultanu
222 F:an Godric Ave.
Gunnimn, Colorado 8l 230
103 - 641.J236
May B, 1989
Mr. Mike Mollica
Community Development
Town of Vail
Frontage Road
Vail, CO 81657
Dear Mi-ke:
The proposed restroom facilities in the new Bighorn Park prolect
are located within the outer frlnge of the KAC ("King Arthur's
Court") avalanche path (the "Blue Zone"), as mapped by Mr. Ron
HaIley of Hydro-Tri-ad, in approximately 1975. His mapping was
conducted in accordance with normal professional standards and
utilized techniques and procedures which were commonly used at
that time. These procedures have been superceded by updated
methods in the last few years. An updated analysis of the KAC
avalanche has not been done, but could increase or decrease the
runout distance.
The Town of Vait usually reguires structural avalanche mitigation(barriers, reinforcement, etc. ) to protect Blue-Zone structures
intended for occupancy during the avalanche season (mid-November
through mid-April at this location). If winter occupancy is not
the intended purpose of the structure' avalanche mitigation is
not reguired. Through my discussions with yourself and Kristen'
I understand that the restroorn facilities will not be occupied in
the winter, therefore they should not require special mitigation-
If the proposed structures witl be used during the avafanche
season now or at any time in the f rrture, the normal Town of Vail
standards for construction in Blue zones should apply- Therefore
you should carefully review the future use of this site to ensure
that the present non-winter status will not be changed.
Thank you for this opportunity to work with the Town of Vail
again. PIease contact me with any further questions.
BFqt -regards,I U) A/t^
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lvlott WulinS o Amhnchet o Amhnche Coatnl ErSl*"rt"s
75 roulh lrontage road
Y8ll, colorsdo 81657
(3Gr) 47S2138
(303) 479.2139
May 17, 1989
ofllce ol communlty dwelopment
Mr. Art Mears, P.E.
Avalanche Control Engineer
222 East Gothic Avenue
Gunnison, Colorado 81230
Re: Bighorn Park proJect:
Construction of restroom
Dear Art:
Attached to this letter are several drawings which lndicate thegeneral location for the proposed restroom at Blghorn Park. Fron mygeneral- calculatJ.ons, it is evident that the restroorn building is notln the King Arthur's Court Avalanche path, blue zone, as mapped byl,[r. Ron Halley of Hydro-Triad. I have determined the location forthe restroom by naking the following calculations:
1. I took the Bighorn Subdivision rifth Addition plat and
detenulned that the hypotenuse of Lot I is 335 feet. Thisis clearly lndicated on the plat.
2. I cornpared the Town of Vail avalanche map to the plat to
nake sure that the avalanche nap coruectly showed tbedinensions of Lot 8.
3. I took the Hydro-Triad nap and measured 335 feet from thevery southeastern corner of the Bighorn Park property Iine
continuj.ng south$rest 335 feet. This provides the cornerfor Lot 8 which is indicated on the Bighorn Park survey.
4. I took a general area of 10O feet by 100 feet to show thearea for the restroom. This was platted on ttre Hydro-Triad
map as well as the Town of VaiI avalanche map.
If you agree with ny rough calculations, I would appreciate it if you
would rewrite your letter concerning avalanche nitigation for the
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restrooms. I would request that you state that the restroom buildingis out of the avalanche area and does not reguire any nitlgatLon. Ifyou have any guestl.ons about the letter or my calculatLons, pleasefeel free to give ne a ring at 429-2138. Thanks for all your help onthis Art.
Slncerely,/.1 0t
llnrhn{rrTt-Kristan Prit-z
Senlor Planner
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Enclosures:
Town of Vail Avalanche mapHydro-Triad Avalanche mapBighorn Park site plan
Bighorn Park sunrey
Bighorn Fifth plat
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Prepared for
State Savings and Loan Association
AVALANCIIE IMPACT PARAI"IETERS
SILVER STA.TE UNIT
K A C DEVELOPMENT
VAIL, COLOPADO
By
Ronald L. Ha11eY
Avalanche Consultant
Apri1, 1976
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Enclosed is
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Colorado. This
provided by your
HYDBO.TRIAD,LTD.
April 21, 1976
Mr. Jon Zall
At] er, Zal I , and Hal i gnan
718 Seventeenth Street, Suite 800
Denver, C0 80202
a copy of the report on the Avalanche Impact
State unit in the KAC Development in Vail,
study was performed under the authorization
letter of March 10, 1976.
The results of the study have been discussed with Forrest
Mi ckey.
If there are any questions, please contact my office.
Si ncerel y '
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Encl: Report
cc: Mr. R. ll. Hubbardcc: Mr. Forrest Mickey
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7500 r , ifiqcrssrPPt A\/F - st ilTF 10 L AKEWOOD, COLORADO 80226 PHONE 303-934-2477
AVALANCHE IMPACT PARAMETERS
SILVER STATE UNIT
K A C DEVELOPMENT
VAIL, COLORADO
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
GENERAL 1
DEFENSE STRUCTURES
IMPACT PRESSURES AND FLOI'I DEPTH . 4
CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS 5
LIST OF FIGURES
FIGURE I - Location and Zoning MaP
FIGURE II - Conceptual Layout -
Avalanche Defense Structure
FIGURE III - Splitting }ledge Layout
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AVALANCHE IMPACT PARAMETERS
SILVER STATE UNIT
K A C DEVELOPI"IENT
VAIL, COLORADO
GENERAL
subsequent to the preparation of the K A C Avalanche study prepared
by R. L. Ha1ley during the spring and summer of l'975' and the later review
of the town of Vail, a spec'ific request was received for the probable
impact pressures and flow hdights that can be expected for the easternmost
unjt in the center fourplex of the proposed K A c development'
Thescopeofworkfortheoriginalstudy.includeddefinitionofthe
avalanche parameters, the runout zone delineation' and definition of the
overall effect on the total proposed deveiopment' These items vlere
presented in detail within the original report'
Thediscuss.ionofthecharacteroftheavalanchepathandtypeof
avalanches that can be expected on thjs slide path was also presented in
the original report and will not be repeated herein'
Examjnatjonoftheprobableimpactpressuresforthesingleunitof
the fourp'lex cannot be completely divorced from the effects of the adiacent
units and consideration of defense structures' The long dimension of the
fourplex is nearly perpendicular to the flow line of the avalanche' and
therefore, if a1 1 four unjts were constructed, wou'ld present a perpendicular
impediment of approximately 100 feet in width'
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The scope of the study has been linrited to the impact pressures and
depths of the f'lowing snow assuming the silver state unit is the only
unit within the runout zone that rvill be completed. If the additional units
are to be bui'l t, an assessment of the increased depth of snow bu.ildup or
danning should be made.
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DEFENSE STRUCTURES
Since the south facing wall of the Silver State unit is nearly
perpendicular to the flow of snow, the option of providing some type
of defense structure for the building was evaluated. The structure is
located relatively close to the road (Meadow Drive), and little room
is available for a narrow angle spljtting wedge structure between the
building and the road R.0.1,1. Based upon the drawings available' it appears
approximately twenty five feet (25') is the setback from the road R.0.ll.
This would dictate a sptitting wedge with a fa'irly wide ang'le' The
configuration of a potential splitting wedge is djscussed in the section
on Impact Pressure.
Pl acing defense structures on the south side of Meadow Drive would
be on the Bighorn Subdivision property, and the otlners would have to
agree to such an arrangement. Due to the ownership situation and potential
negative impact of such a structure on other buildings, this option has
not been examined further in this study.
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IMPACT PRESSURES AND FLOl^l DEPTH
Computation of the probable impact pressures, flow depth, and
damming heights requires defining the velocity of a dry flowing avalanche
at the building. This has been accomplished based upon a major climax
avalanche that would run to the limits of the moderate or infrequent
runout zone. The recurrence interva] of this type of event is on the
order of 100 years +.
Avalanche Flow Characteristicsat Silver State Unit, K A C(Uptritl or South Side)
Vel oci tv(m/s) (irph)
Flow Depth
(m)( ft)Darnmi ng Hei ght(m) (ft)
9.2 2L 2.0 6. s
The impact pressure on the unprotected uphili face of the Silver State
unit would be 450 lbs/rt2. By virtue of being a'tmost perpendicular to
the flow vector of the ava'l anche, the snow vrould build up to nearly the
fuli damming height.
As mentioned previously, there is minimal space between the road R.0.1,1.
and the south or uphill side of the building. A possible splitting wedge
configuration is shown on Figure II. This wedge has a central angle of
70 degrees and a leg width of 14 feet. The normal pressure against the
outer face of the wedge from the flowing snow would be 145 lbs/tt2. The
maximum depth of the snow along the sides of the wedge (located approximately
2/3 distance along the side from the apex of the rvedge) would be 1.2 feet.
The 'load'ing pressures and general configuration for the spl'itting
wedge is shown at a larger scale on Figure III.
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CONCLUSIONS AND RECO|qMENDATIONS
The silver state unit of the K A c Development lies within the
moderate or intermediate hazard zone of the avalanche runout area. The
impact pressures that would result from the running of a major climax
avalanche (dry flowing type) on the south or uphill wall of the unit
(rvithout a special defense structure) wou'ld be 450 1bs/tt2. The snow
would pile up against the wall (assum'ing the wall wjthstood the pressure)
to a depth of approximately 26 feet- The recurrence interval of this
type of event is on the order of 100 years.
A defense structure located on the south side of Meadow Drive does
not appear feasible due to ownership and the potential for adverse effect
upon other buildings.
The possibil'ity of a splitting uredge defense structure located
immediate'ly south of the Silver state unit between the building and the
road R.O.W. has been examined.
The location and configuration of the splitting wedge is shown on
Figures II and III. The critical factors in the configuration are the
apex angle (70 degrees) and the height of the splitting wedge wal'l (12 feet).
If modifications from these dimensions are considered, the loadings
configuration will have to be recalculated.
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vall, cotorado 81657
(303) 479-2138
(30:t) 479,2139
May 17, 1989
otlice of community developmenl
Mr. Art Mears, p.E.
Avalanche Control Eng5_neer
222 East Gothic AvenueGunnison, Colorado 81230
Re: Bighorn Park project:
Construction of restroorn
Dear Art:
Attached to this letter are several drawings which indicate thegeneral location for the proposed restroom at Bighorn park. From mygeneral calculations, it is evident that the restroorn building is notin the King Arthur's Court Avalanche path, blue zone, as mapped byMr. Ron HaIIey of Hydro-Triad. I have deterrnined the location forthe restroorn by making the following calculations:
1. I took the Bighorn Subdivision I'ifth Addition plat anddeternined that the hypotenuse of Lot 8 is 335 feet. Thisis clearly indicated on the plat.
2. I compared the Town of VaiI aval.anche map to the plat tonake sure that the avalanche nap correctly showed thedinensions of Lot 8.
3. I took the Hydro-Triad nap and neasured 335 feet from thevery southeastern corner of the Bighorn Park property linecontinuing southwest 335 feet. This provides the cornerfor Lot I which is indicated on the Bighorn Park survey.
4. f took a general area of 100 feet by L00 feet to show thearea for the restroom. This was platted on the Hydro-Triad
nap as well as the Town of VaiI avalanche rnap.
If you agree with my rough calculations, I would appreciate it if you
woul-d rewrite your letter concerning avalanche rnitigation for the
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restrooms. I would requestis out of the avalanche areayou have any questions aboutfeel free to give ne a ringthis Art.
Sincerely,
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llnrhn'YrrTf.Kristan PritzSenior Planner
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Enclosures:
Town of Vail Avalanche mapHydro-Triad Avalanche mapBighorn Park site plan
Bighorn Park survey
Bighorn Fifth plat
that you state that the restroom building
and does not require any rnitigation. Ifthe letter or my calculations, pleaseat 479-2L38. Thanks for all your help on
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TO: Stan Berrlrylan
FROM: Kristan eritzfl
DATE: April 13, 1989
SUBJECT: Bighorn Park Restroorns/Avalanche
Please hold off on building the restroons untll f can get an
avalanche letter fron Art Mears. For some reason, this concern
came to mind and I think we should cover our bases. It is apublic structure and even ttrough it will not be used during thewinter time, I think we ought to have a letter from Mears.sorry for the delay.
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EASEMENT DEED AGREEMENT
f*l,c ft;1,'*. h$rd d*si.{Art,tKNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
THAT the Town of Vailr a nunicipal corporationr (hereinafter
referred to as nGrantor") I for Ten Dollars and other good andvaluable consideration 1 the receipt of which is hereby
acknowledged r by these presents does GR.ANT and QUITCLAIM untoPublic Service Corporation of Coloradol whose legal address is
(hereinafter referred to as 'Grantee") 1 the following realproperty situate in the County of EagIer State of Coloradorto-wit:
A pernanent non-exclusive easementl togetber with the rightof ingress and egress, to construct, reconstruct, operate,repair and ,maintain a gas line , br idge 7 and relatedstructure or appurtenance in, on over, under and through:
As set forth on Exhibit I'A" attached hereto and incorporatedherein by this reference as if set out in full herein.
Appurtenant to the real property set forth on ExhibitnBn r attached hereto and incorporated herein by thisreference as if set out in full herein.
Together with all and singular hereditanents and appurtenancesthereto belonging, or in anywise appertaining, and the reversionand reversions, remainder and remainders I rents r issues andprofits thereof; and all the estate2 rightl titl_er interesteclaim and demand whatsoever2 of the Grantor, either in law or inequity ofl in and to the above-bargained real property interestlwith the hereditanents and appurtenances
TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the sane, together with all and singularthe .appurtenances and privileges thereunto belonging or inanywise thereunto appertaining, and all the estate, rightr titlerinterest and clain.whatsoever, of the Grantor, either in law orequity to the only proper user benefit and behoof of the Granteelits successors and assigns forever.
Grantor, its heirs, successors, and/or assigns, shall noterect nor place any permanent buildingT structure, improvement,fence or tree on the above-described easement, and Grantee shallnot be liable for their removal if they are so placed,
Acceptance of this easement by Grantee shall constitute itsagreement and consent as follows:
1. At such tine and in tfre event that the easementdescribed herein shall be abandoned, Granteers real propertyinterest in the easement shall imnediately revert to and bethereafter rnerged with the servient estate.
2. The gas linel constructed on the above-describedeasement and the area of the access easernent shall beconstructed 2 naintained, and repaired in a reasonablemanner I cond ition and appearance. In the event it isneces_sary to constructr reconstruct2 repair or replace the9as line Grantee shatl restore the area as nearly i" nay bepracticable to the sane condition, incl-uding ful1revegetation, as it was pr ior to construction, repair orreplacernent, provided no pernanent building, structure,I'mProvenent, fence or tree shall be placed thereon byGrantor which interferes with Granteers righti herein
_3. The Grantee agrees to fully indemnifyT save and keepthe Grantor harnless fr6rn any and all clairns for damage to reai
and personal property and injuries
on said property during the term of
ACCEPTED:
Public Service Corporation of Colorado
By:
Date
or deaths suffered
this easenent.
by persons
SIGNED AND DELIVERED this &aV ", \Oa-..^/t-rr-r985.
By:
Town Clerk
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BIGHORN PARK UTILITY EASEMENT
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LAND DESCRIPTION
UTILITY EASEMENT
UNIPER LANE
A parcel of land located ln the sE l/4 of sectlon 12, Townshlp 5
South, Range. 80 gesC of the Stxth Prlnclpal Merldlan, Town of
Val1, Eagle County, Coloradb, nore parClcularly descrlbed as l0
feet each slde of the follow1ng des crlbed cencerllne:
Beglnnlng at a. polnt on the approxLnate cenCerllne of Gore Creek
fron whlch an alunlnul! caP belng the SouttieaBt Corner of Sectlon
l2 bears s78'58t25"8, 671.04t, thence s65'04'43"If, 73.00'; thence
s66'19'lO'I{, l97.O6t Eo the potnt of termlnus on the Northerly
Rlght-of -ttay of Junlger Lane from which the Southeast corner of
Sectlon 12 bears S88'50'00"E, 905.51'.
lengthened or shortened co Eermlnate at t
of -tf ay and the approxlnace centerllne
descrlbed parcel contaLns 0.124 acrea.
Bearlngs are based on the ValI Eas
Plst No. l, Town of Vall, Eagle County,
corner of Sectlon l2 (alurninuru cap), Towgest to a rebar and cap (LS 2f49); N00"08 |
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tlollct: Acco?.tlng !o Cblorrdo l.U you rutt cfixnca rnylrgl tctlctt b.rad rpon rDr d.t.ct ln thlr rurvry vllhla llry..6 rtt.? F{r tlrrt dlrccyr? t|.|Ch drt.ct. ln no rv.ot. r.y .rV|Ctlca barad upon an)r dlt.at In thlr rurvay ba corancad rorallut t.n F.tr tror tha drta of !h. crrtltlc.llon rhdn h.r.cn.
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tht vnd.Blgn.d Granror rFAby ..t..fl'.(h.i r.,c.,pt ol t
lrom PUBIIC SERvrCt dQirPAr*y Or COLOHADO, SSO t5O Sti.fl, Dcivrr. Cotorroo,
&fr|.a2os. ,n co.rr,darrtdn ol rh.ai h. h..!by g,mtr ufllo lard Co.rrp..ty. rtt garanott a.d
!$tn!. to rrt drrnr to (Ditt.ucl, otrrJti, marntarf|, r.trtir aid raoltoa utality li4!| and all
httlrrr xd (r€!rc"i. rrr.d ot ir!,?tul ,^ lh! olrrrlron ol |.id linn. throqo, Orai, Lrnda., FrCa
|nd do^g . (:.rurE i r.{l rlner fiav tE hflr.lt{. conrtructad atrd r.d.cad irl Lot
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lrincrptl ricrrdr.'r In ln. C,rv ot v.i i I ,rcounty ot _EIIg__-._
slrtt ol Colo..do lb. c.nt.r lnc al th. {aaftanr r! d-.r6ad ! la{lol|: . ,:,1I ;rrrcr) ,rf !.rrvi I r-.atrrl :n th(! SE 1/1 of sectio 12, Tc.r"|'lsttlp 5 Sd:th, natl'a.3o.'f th.. Srx+-h Dr r r,.irrrl !,ler.l(lian, lbi/n of Vail, Eiqle C(rlnty, Cblor.&, mrc prrll
d{jrx:r r}'r !d ;rs lb lr-tjt t.rr'}r srcle ,,t t}te follc'Iry de&tilr<l ccnterl iru:i, :,?rl
ts(rtlrnLrfi rt (r l. rrr (,r, th.-' .rl4.rrrirLrte (-ntcrlfuE of crrr.e Crel( frqn {rldr m altE
caFr l-c rrrj U{- S.rrrhr'.lr'l fr nxrr of Sert ion l, b6ar6 578"58'?5'8. 677.01r. tjtarE -
565"01'l.l"vl, :r.i/d'; rln.lrr S('{,"19'l0'al, l9?.06' to t}y. Folnt of tetrn!f,rr C)n tha. ..Tq
fkJrth()rly l?rtrlit.< it +;.rv ..,1 )rrnilr:r t^rnc fnm fiidr uE :rr.rtlract or:r of 8Gt14l U'
l^"i!rs :;trt".)r''00"1 , qf,.,.','l ,. ,Ilrq sj.clc liJEs t) tx' lersthcrrd or CprtAned tO
lrt t-hlr .:Lir iilrr i,i'r, ;/.,t:,r-<)l-4i.rv .rd thr-- a;1,rr-xi:n!lc c'ctrt€rl irE of Corc Crac*. tta '
(kFcrtlr\r i.r!(r.l ..'rl.r:i.,s; 0,124 ,).jreB. .a.t-:l l .
In consi,re,rti.,, Jr the ease.fient herein qranted, Srantee aqre?3 to bi rcaPJn3lbla
dairaqe t \ !,fo;).''i/ jnd in.tury or ded!h to nny pe.son or perscn3 refultlng frq* tlyneil i..r,r'-.' ,il i,,r,trjp'9 oi:rployees, tgents and contractors, ln th! grcrclsr of tlta,l
ri,rtrt5 q,tr:+.Fd i'r the lor{:'}oinq eAsemgnt. :.n'
lrrr r.trrr,,t 'r . -^Ii_.__ t..l r^ *dth, lh. rita bouod..y l,n.r ol tht..rfi.ltl tidlb.la|tf a.d rddEt
.r.trj.r..rr !o !,r;od,p6r . (onrrnsour trf rp ol r|ol ldt th.n th. iEvt w'rtih .r .n po",tt on Gturtit'l ,aofrty c,Cfd bV tt||l
d.i{rft.d c.nr.r:.n. r.r, (rtr'}d'd9 ro ihr tro{rl!d..'r. ol dt. adi|ctnl p.otr.tr.a
Io{.th.' wrlh lh rgnl to .nt.' .tc,t t '.1 lv.hrra, lo arrY.t, ooort,ucl, .l.r'rl.in, oFatt, tlgart, rolaa, codtd lt
r.d ur t,ry I'n6 .^rr ,".ir, l,rtur.i dnd rl.y|c l, a.d :o ra.nor. oti-rr |nl.r\tr.|l lhatr*rth. hfliaing dra ttl|nltl|l| cf
.,ir trsrh.r .,'d ,utrn. y th th. | 'trr to ur. t t orl]dr ol rl|. adrornrig Jrrm,||a ol Granto. d|'itt autraYinq, aonilirrtlo.\
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tonarraa. 'rJbrr, rrnrrr.r. or r.d-.,rh',t ol t.rd utiktv toaa ttd r.latad lirturn aitt darl(t I rtr|V b nqulrad lO
o9ittro|t ol rt .0.'o utilrtv co.ratrt cttor .r. rrp.l. .'xdti'l.iv, 4.6 ih. r€hl to p.attlit ira l||l|llarbo ol dra tEllt
qrr.r (aflts^y. Iha 6.Fto. ?aLrrrr t,|a .{ttl lO t- Xd ocqrgy tt ..a.,ndtt lot anv 9(|.!9il grddrnt widi lha
f.irit.d *orr f'td .nd 'rtidl t tll r'rot irlrrtrrt rlttr or tltf.. ,rr t l thr rtd Cottpr.lt'r hcllitlG thLit o. ua
9rcn 'rrtrrroa tf rhc 6.ahtrr rhalt In m arait indlda tha .tot lo a..cl oa Gau.. fq ba !.tclad |nV bgildiltaa or at'll{tl i
tht raxlrrit t.nrd of tc loarta lrv rDobrh hom lra.h{ unnt th.ra.i, h cra ol $a radnar|.nt abl,tdonttrnl ol tL
.ll ,h.rt, g.lvilqa lrd rhr.t.'t tmtad .h.ll l.tmina(,
lhr wo.t ot ,6grtro9 md |lr.r.|t|t^rig |.'d lr.- r{ ralai.d f,rtt,'' ..d d.Yrc.. ,|all ba do'| wtth caaa; dta xrtl| a
dra a|..mmt thrll t inlgf.d Nbrta lr.llY lo ru orrCrnal l|lal and io^drl'oi.tcfu.ttl" rtutr .ncls(ta ttre
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Jcc!tor l! (rlun!nun crj.), lonnlhlp 5 Sosth, lrn3r l0
rcbrr end c.p (1,5 2t{9); rioo'06'tl-v, 1t1.6( tret elcoi
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LAHD DESCRIPTION
UTILITT EA S EH ENT
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1. At such tine and ln tbe event that the easement
described herein shall be abandonedl Granteers real property
interest in the easenent shal-l immediately revert to and be
thereafter nerged with the servient estate.
STGNED AND DELTVERE:D this /8 a"v of .DEC-E/y.Ar.:L, 1985.
GORE CRIEK MEADOWS ASSOCIATTON, trNC.,
a Colorado Non-Profit Corporationfornerly known as Vail East Townhomes
and Condominlums Assoclationl fnc.
STATE OF COLOR.ADO
COUNTY OF EAGLE
By:
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Townhornes and Condoniniun Associationl Inc.
Vlitness my hand and officlal seal .
My commisslon expires ons 0-1-91 .
Notary Public
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EASEMENT DEED
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KNOW AI,L MEN BY THDSE PRESENTS:Jax I ll rg [t't'0[
TIIAT GORE CREEK MEADOWS ASS@IATION, INC.I a Colorado Non-
Profit Corporationr formerly known as Vail East Townhomes and
Condominiurns Association r Inc. (hereinafter referred to as
'Grantor") 7 for Ten Dollars and other good and valuable
consideration, the receipt of which is hereby acknowledgedr has
granted, bargained r sold and conveyed I and by these presents does
grant, bargainr sell and convey and confirn unto TOWN OF VAIL,
whose legal address is 75 S. Frontage Rd.7 Westr Vaile Colorado
8165? (hereinafter referred to as "Grant€€n)r the following real
property situate in the County of Eagler State of CoJ-oradol
to-wit !
A perpetual non-exclusive easement for pedestrian access; ingress
and egress t ovet and across that portion of Grantor rs ProPerty
which is designated "Vail East Tov"nhomes Common Area' in Exhibit
Ap attached hereto and incorporated herein by this reference as
if set out in full.
And all its right title and interest in and to that easement
recorded,January 2t I98f in Book 315 at Page 8I3r relating to
the non-exclusive access easement described thereinr without
liability or recourse to Grantee for duties and obligations
contained in said deed, which easenent is more fully described on
Exhibit A-1, attached hereto and incorporated herein by this
reference as if set out in fuII.
Together with all and singular hereditaments and appurtenances
thereto belongingr or in anywise appertainingr and the reversion
and reversions, rernainder and remainders r rents r issues andprofits thereof; and all the estatel rightr titlee interestr
clain and denand whatsoever, of the Grantore either in 1aw or in
equity of, in and to the above-bargained real property interestr
with the hereditanents and aPpurtenances.
TO ITAVE AND TO nOLD the real property interest above
bargained and described with aPpurtenaDC€s1 unto the Grantee,
its successors and assigns forever. And the Grantore for its-
self r its heirs, successors and assigns , covenants, grants tbargains and agrees to and witb the Granteer its successors and
assignsr does hereby grantr bargainr sell and convey the sane in
manner and form as aforesaid, subject to those liensr taxesr
assessments and encumbrances of record, if anyi said above-
bargained and described real property interest to rernain in thequiet and peaceable possession of Granteer its successors and
assignsr against-all and every person or personsr lawfully
claining or to claim the whole or any part thereofz by or through
the Grantor, which Grantor shall and wiII WARRANTY AND FOREVER
DEMAND.
Grantor, its heirsl succeSSorsl and,/or assignsr shall noterect nor place any permanent building, structure, improvementr
fence or tree on the above-described easementr dnd Grantees shallnot be liable for their removal if they are so placed. Grantee
shall have no duty to naintain the easernent, and shall be narned
as a co-insured on all property liability insurance. Grantor
agrees to provide proof of insurance upon reasonable request of
Grantee.
Acceptance of this easement by Granteeits agreement and consent as follows:shall constitute
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ACCESS EASEMENT
SUNDIAL, PHASE 2
TOWN OF VAIL, EAGLE COUNTY, COLORADO
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LAND DESCRIPTON
ACCESS EASEMENT
An accees easenent sltuated 1n a portlon of the lluted colloonparcel and utlllty eesement of the flnal plat of the townhoueenap of Sundlal Phaee 2, recorded aa an eaaeuent deed ln Book 215at Page 813 1n the Eagle County Clerk and Recorderre 0fflce.Sald easeoent 1s sltuated Ln the NorCheast Quarter of Sectlou 13,
Townshlp 5 South, Range 80 l{est, and the Northr,res t Quarter ofSection 18, Townshtp 5 SouthrRange 79 West of rhe Slxth PrlnclpalMerldlan, nore partlcularly descrlbed as follows:
Eeglnnlng at a point whlch 11es on the North 1lne of Sectlon l3ln said Tovnshl.p and Range fron whlch the Northeast Corner ofSectlon l3 beare S89o53r24"8, 2I2,36 feer; rhence S00'06t36"W,
115.87 feet, rhence S4lc00r00'E, 156.94 feet; thence S86oO0rOO'8,
110.00 feet; thence s58'55f00'8, 122.99 feet ro a polnt on theEascern Boundary 1lne of Sundlal Phase 2, fLnal plat of thetownhouse uap; thence along aald Eaatern Boundary Llne
S25o0l t59-lI , 25.L4 feet; thence deparrlng frou saLd-EagrernBoundary Llne lI58'55r00"If, 119.63 feeE; rhence N86.OOr0O"W,f14.33 feet; thence N4 l'00rOO"l,l , 176.67 feet; thence NOO.06r36"E,125-24 feet to a polnc on rhe North llne of secrlon l3 ln aaldTownshlp and Range; thence along the North llne of sectlon l3SE9'53 j24"8, 25.00 f ee! to rhe potnr of beglnnln!'l '-
Bearings are based on the vall East. Tonnhores - TornhoueePlat No. l, Town of val1, Eagre county, colorado. southeagtcoS.Fer of sectlon l2 (aluninuu cap), Townshlp 5 southr. Rangc g0
:;:..::r: ii::: and cap (Ls 214e); Noo'oB'lr7'r{, 174.64 imVt*e*
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KKBNA INC.
coa{slfTtr|o DF|TEERS r,|DLirro gn\€rG3
P.O. OOX 97, emfiFrCOLCAE Ctdn.FOq9a6-3913
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KIJOI: ALL I'IEN BY THESE PF.ESENTS:
PAG
I\'!T AGREE
THAT the Toivn of Vail, a nunicipal corpor.t#'l{'drn**,
referrecl to as 'rGrantor") I for Ten DoLlars and other good and
valuable considerationr the receipt of vrhich is hereby
acknowledged, by these presents does GRANT and 9UITCLAIII unto
Public Seivice -orporation of Colorado, ancl F.red T. Hiller' III'
whose legal address is 5020 l':ain Gore Circle ' VaiI I Colorado
81657, (6,ereinaf ter ref errecl to as "Grant€€" ) r the follot'ring real
property situate in the County of Eagle, State of Colorador
to-wit:
A pernanent non-exclusive easement, together with the right
of ingress and egress, to construct, reconstruct, operatet
repair and naintain a gas 1ine, pedestrian bridge,
pedestrian and bicycle paths, and related structure or
appurtenance in, on over, under an<l thrcugh:
As set forth on Exhibit "Au attached hereto and incorporated
herein by this reference as if set out in full herein.
Appurtenant to t.he real property set forth on Exhibit uBu,
attached hereto and incorporated herein by this reference asif set out in full herein.
Together with afl. and singular hereditarnents anC appurtenances
thereto belonging, or in anywise appertaining' and the reversion
and reversions, remainder ancl renainCers, rentsr issues andprofits thereof; and all the estater right' title' interest'
clairn anC demand whatsoever, of the Grantor, either in lav,' or inequity of, in and to the above-bargainec real Froperty interestt
vrith the hereditaments and appurtenances.
TO fiAVE AllD TO HOLD the "u*", together vrith all and singularthe appurtenances and privileges thereunto belonging or in any-
wise thereunto appertaining, and aIl the estater right, title,interest and clairn whatsoever, of the Grantor, either in lavr oreguity to the only proper use, benefit and behoof of the Grantee'its successors and assigns forever.
Grantor, its heirs, successors, and,/or assigns, shall noterect nor place any pernianent buj.lding, structure, inprovement,
fence or tree on the above-described easercent, and Grantee shallnot be liab1e for their removal if they are so placed.
Acceptance of this easenent by Grantee shafl constitute its
agreement and consent as fol.lor.+s:
1. At such tirne and in the event that the easenent
described herein shall be abandonedT or in the event that Grantee
breaches any covenant of this Easement, Granteers real prcperty
interest in the easernent shall imnediately revert to and be
thereafter nerged with the servient estate.
2. The gas line, pedestrian bridger dDcl pedestrial and
bicycle path constructei on the above-cescribed easement and the
area of the access easement shall be constructed, rilaintainedT and
repaired in a reasonable nanner, condition and appearance. In
the event it. is necessary to constructr reconstructr repair or
repJ.ace the gas line and pedestrian bridge, Grantee shalf restore
the area as nearly as may be practicabl6 to the same condition,
inclucring fuIl r-evegetalicn, is it was prior to construction,repair oi replacernenf, provided no permaneit OuiIOing, structure,
improvenent, fence or tree shall be placeo thereon by Grantor
which interferes with Granteers riohts herein.
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3. The Grantees agree to fully inclemnify, save and keepthe Grantor harnless from any a.nd all clain:s, including costs andattorneyrs fees, for Carnage to reaL and personal property andinjuries or deaths suffered by persons in- connection-with theconstruction, rnaintenancer use or in anywise relating to orarising from the easernent ano the brioqe constructei thereon,during the term of this easernent. Fred i. Hitter, III, or anysuccessor in interest reLating to the property aFpurtenant to thepedestrian bridge, agrees to naintain custonary liabilityinsurance coverage relating to the pedestrian bridge in the nameof Fred T. Hiller, fIIl of, anf successor in interest reLating tothe property appurtenant to the pedestrian bridge anci narre theGrantor as an aciditional insured on strch policies of insura.nce,as its interest nay aFFear. Grantees agree to provj_de proof of
insurance upon reasonable request of Grantor.
srcr'iED Ar.tn DBLTVERED rhis -rd uuj, ot \dtful^- , lllT
By:
To\yn -CIe r k.r '
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ACCDPIED:, '.\PuUl:e Serviee ger
aq
EXH Its IT gB BI
ACCESS EASEMENT LOCATED IN THE S.E. I/4 OF
SECTION t2, TOWNSHIP 5 SCX.JTH, RANGE 80 WEST
OF SIXTH PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, TOWN OF VAIL,
EAGLE COLORADOcouNTY,
r,"A!t SAST'!'G\tlH.fii!.ii
iO!'Jlr{*i.{ AiiErl.
,3'63
26'
'$J"oao
S tO o35'OO " E
N 84046'4t" E, 26.
TIE TO THE
CONNER OF
s 7ro il'lz "E
sE.
sEcTloil t2
,563.{5'
Ngo"o3'o3"E,t5.21'
H +Z'SJOS"E, 15.73!
Hc5oeo+4'E, tz.3
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N4z?6'25''E, t4.
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LAND DESCRIPTION
ACCESS EASEMENT
..TRACT A.'
1 of land located 1n the SE ll4 ot Secrlon 12, Townshlp 5Range 80 Hest of the Slxth prlnc.lpal Herldlan, Tovn ofEagle County, Colorado, more partlcularly descrlbed as
fr+^ wl_
?eceAB'€F. lA,
ng aE a polnc on the propercy fine of the Vall Easres - Tosnhouse Plac No. I conhon area fron whlch thest corner of Secclon l2 bears STloIl'17"E, 563.46 feer;along the propercy 11ne of the cornoon area SB4 "4 6 r 41..1{,eet to the boundary lLne of Parcel "8" of the Vall Eastes - Townhouse PlaC No. l; thence along the boundary ofrcel '8" S84"45r41*w, 23.77 feer; rhence S45'O3t4Z-IJ,feet to Ehe approxlrnate centerllne of Gore Creek; thenceng frou sald Parce1 "B" and contlnulng along the
trac€, c€rt€r llne of Gore Creek N09"02,44"W, 44.36 feer;departlng fron the approxinaEe center llne of Gore Creek16"8, 56.17 fee t; thence N4 7 " 25 r 25 "8, 14.30 fee c; thence44"E, 12.38 f,eet; Ehence N42"53'05'8, 15.73 feet; rhence03"E, f5.2f feec; thence N84o46r4l'8, 26.26 feer ro an the property l1ne of the Vall East Townhooes - Tornhouse. t cournon area; thence along che cpmmon area Sl0o35tO0'8,eec to Ehe polnt of beginning.' The descrlbed parcel
e O.03 7 acreg.
A paree
Souch,
Vall,
follorrs
Beglnnl
Townhon
Souchea
thence
16.23 f
Topnhom' sald Pa
rr3.74
depart I
approxl
th€nce
N80"571
N45"20 r
N80"03 |
polnt o
Plat No
3.53 f
concaln
based on the Vail Easc Townhooes - Townhouse
Vall, Eagle County, Colorado. Southeas c
LZ (alunlnura cap), Towqshlp 5 South, Range 80cap (LS 2L49); N00"08r l7"l{, 174.64 fee! along
Bearings are
Plat No. l, Town of
corner of Secclon
Ifes c !o a rebar and
the rance l lhe.
ffsfis
!r r.r.*
(o, rRACr
- _l0Tlct: Accordlng to Cblorrdo lrr you rurt Gor.nc. rntl.trl .Cllon !ra.d r+on any dat.cl [n thla rurray rlthln rlryr.n rtl.r yq| tlrrt dltcsver ruci &t.<!. ln no.-rrnt, r.y rnyaallo.r b$.€ spon rny datrc! In thlr turvry br corncrd arithat tan yrart fror tha atttr of tlx c.rtltlcrllon rhorn hrrron.
KKENA IilC.
CO}TSU.TIT.G EI|GIN€ERS ANOLA'o srnYEtons
P.O. SOx ct, EtxR{xt,@l_on oo t t6si2 .(loQ 925-ntr5
,EXHIBIT
A.
BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION EASEMENT
BIGHORN PARK, TOWN OF VAIL,
EAGLE COUNTY, COLORADO
Wa4L
leee{e,en lTe7a
LAND DESCRIPTION
BRIDCE CONSTRUCTION EASEMENT
A parcel of land located ln the SE f/4 of Secrlon 12, Township 5
South, Range 80 l{est of che Slxch Prlnclpal Merldlan, Town ofVa11, Eagle County, Colorado, rnore partlcularly described as l0feet each slde of the followlng descrlbed centerllne: i
Beglnnlng at a potnt on the approxlnaEe cenEerllne offron shlch an alunlnun cap belng the Southeasc cornerl2 bears S78'58t25-8,57 1.04 feec, rhence S65"04143"|,,t,
!o the polnt of Eerulnus fron vhlch che SoucheascSectlon l2 bears S82'19'58"8, 731.39 feec. The slde lllengchened or shor tened abouc the potnt of beg lnnlng toac the approxlmate centerllne of Gore Creek. Theparcel con !alns p.033 5 acres.
Gore Creek
of Se ctlon
73.00 feec
corner of
nds to be
. qerElna C e
descrlbed
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Bii.;HOi:ii\i F'i\,i':ii(
6effiei rsaso :
fuir#
,---,TII9tt . Accordtng to Cblor.do lrr you rutt cor.rc. rryr.9.r r(tr0n b.j.d rpon rn, d.t.ct In thlr' ,urrii -"litin ,1,yr..t rtt.r tou rrt clscirvcr ru€|r d.tact. tn no-irrni.'.ry r,V.<tton b.r.d spon rny d.f .ct la ttrl r rueviy li .ilic.c ."..rn a t.n ),art fro. rh.-drr. ot ttr c:rtliiiiiioi- ,iil"-i.r.on.
KKBNA INC.
- COGIITII{G O6IN€ER1; AND. LAro suRvErcRr!
P.O. 8OX 9f , EHrpgS,cor cntE €16t2 ,(!oo9a5-ssnt
/,,.[
a/
.'X,r/^,
'\
1. AL such
described hereinlnterest in thethereafter merged
mediately revert to
easement
property
and beeasementwith the
sha1l irr
'r"rt=')/',servient^/ estate.
this I
q'
[r'rr"{- 3 3 0 2 3
t*[$.rt j xffi
EASEIT{ENT DEED
KNOW ALL !4EN BY THESE PRESENTS:
J}iitI{{TTE PHILLIPS. .i.iLi CTY. RECORDEIi
Jarr 0 ll rgill'86
THAT Fred T. Hiller, III (hereinafter referred to as
'Grantor') r -for Ten Dollars and other good and valuable
considerationr the receipt qf which is hereby acknowledgedl has
granted r bargained r sold and conveyed r and by these Presents does
grantl bargainr sell and convey and confirm unto TOWN OF VAIL,
whose legal address is 75 S. Frontage Rd., Westr Vailr Colorado
81557 (hereinafter referred to as "Grant€€") r tbe following realproperty situate in the County of EagIe, State of Colorador
to-wit:
A perpetual non-exclusive easement for pedestrian accessl ingress
and egressr over and across that portion of Grantorrs Property
which is set forth 1nd desiSlated on Exhibit A attached hereto.
Together with all and singular hereditarnents and aPPurtenances
thereto belongingl or in anywise appertaining, and the reversion
and reversions r remainder and renainders r r€Dts r issues andprofits thereof; -and all the estatee rightr titler interest,clain and denand whatsoeverl of the Grantor, either in law or in
eguity of in and to the above-bargained real property interestr
with the hereditarnents and appurtenances.
TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the real property interest above
bargained and described with appurtenances, unto tbe Granteerits successors and assigns forever. And the Grantor 1 for him-
self , his he irs r suGC€ssors and ass igns r covendlrts r grants rbargains and agrees to and with the Granteer its successors and
assignsr does hereby grantl bargalnr sell and convey the same in
nanner and forrn as aforesaid, subject to those liensr taxesr
assessments and encunbrances of record, if anyi said above-
bargained and described real property interest to rernain in theguiet and peaceable possession of Granteer its successors and
assignsr against all and every person or personsr lawfullyclaining or to clairn the whote or any part thereof, by or throughthe Grantor' which Grantor shall and will WARR.ANTY AND FORBVER
DEMAND.
. GrantorT his heirsr succ€sso!sr and,/or assignsr shalf noterect nor place any permanent buildingl structurer irnprovement;
fence or tree on the above-described easementr dnd Grantees shallnot be liable for their removal if they are so placed. Grantorshall maintain and dedicate the property as a common parcel,
including tbe use of the general publicl upon filing of any
subdivision map. That Grantee shall have no duty to maintain the
easement' and shall be named as a co-insured on all proPerty
insurance coverage.
- .Acceptance of this easement by Grantee strall constituteits agreement and consent as follows:
tirne and in the event that the
shall - be abandoned, Grantee rs real
SIGNED AND DELIVERED !l- day of i t9e5.
STATE OF COLOR.ADO
COUNTY OF EAGLE
The&, day of
Witness ny hand and official seal .
I'ty commission expires onr hAy 3, /qq-l
ss.
Easernent Deed was acknowledged before ne this
, 1985 by Fred t. HilLerlE,
Publ ic
EXH IB IT .'A.,
EASEMENT LOCATED IN THE S.E. I/4 OF.ACCESS
t"SCALE::30
A parce 1 of
South, Rang e
Vall, Eagle
f ollorrs:
SECTION 12, TOWNSHIP 5 SqJTH, RANGE 80 WEST
OF SIXTH PRINCIPAL lvlERlDlAN, TOWN OF VAIL ,
EAGLE COUNTY, COLORADO
'r"{!L E:AST i'i.ri.Vi\:l-ic},iIl;
COI'ifr4C:il A.iiit
stoo35'O0"E,3.63
N 84046'41" E, 26.26':o8.
N80003'03"E,t5.2t'TIE TO THE S€.
CORNER OF SECTION 12\ sTtott't7"E r s63.+6'
N 42"5J05'E,t5.73r
N 45"20'44',E, 12.3 g:
N 4726'25'E , 14.30:
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?eceA9'€P. l7,l?gt
LAND DESCRIPTION
ACCESS EAEEMENT
'TRACT A" ,
land located ln the SE ll4 ot. Section 12, Tonnshlp 5
80 West of the Slxth Prlnc.lpaI .Uerldlan, Town of
County, Colorado, lrore par c lcularly descrlbed as
Beginnlng at a poLnt on the property l$ne of che Vall Easc
Townhones - Townhouse Plat No. I coohon area froo whlch Ehe
SoutheasE corner of Sect lon l2 bears S7loll1l7"E, 56 3.46 feec;
thence along the property llne of Bhe common area S84 "4 6 t 4l "I{,
16.23 feec to the boundary llne of Parcel "8" of the Va11 East
Townhomes - Townhouse PLat No. l; thence along the boundary of
sald Parcel S84'46'41'l{, 23.77 feeE; thence S45'03t47"11 ,113.74 feet co the approxlmace centerline of Gore Creek; Bhence
depart lng frou said Parcel "8" and contlnuLng along the
approxlnate, center llne of Gore Creek N09"02t .l'-4"_W, 41..36 feec;
thence departlng fron clii approxLuate center 1f'rie'-of Cbre iieetc
N80"57'16-E, 56.17 feet; thence N47o26'25"E, 14.30 feet; thence
N45"20r44'E, 12.38 feet; Ehence N42'53'05'8, 15.73 feec; thence
N80"03 r03"8, 15.21 feec; thence N84:46'41"E, 26.26 feet Eo apolnt on !he property 11ne of the Va11 EasE Townhoues - Townhouse
Plat No. I connon area; thence along the canmon area S10"35t00"E,
3.63 feet to the polnt of begLnnlng.' The descrlbed parcel
concalne 0.037 acrea
Bearlngs are based on rhe Val1 EasE Townhones - Townhouse
Plat llo. l, Town of Va1l, Eagle County, Colorado. SouEheasc
corner of Secclon l2 (alunlnum cap) r Township 5 South, Range 80
l{esc ro a rebar and cap (LS 2149); N00"08' l7'I.r, 174.64 f eec along
the rance llhe.
.g A KA l.t\.t\'\ r'::"!-aA\*,Z-S -. t ?: :'-..'-4i.4,\4V -.4.6W I ab i. ^{" -
-c. !- -0 .;
.j t?
: r8E30 :
a a '-t' r?'o- ^ -.,1.d{J.rr.r-?fi.
- -lETtCt: Accordlng to Cbtorrdo ld yos .srt co-.nc. .rVlleal actlo4 brr.d r4on .ny datrct h thlt 3srv.y ylthln tlr
.yr.n .ftar F.. tlrrt dlrcov.r rlci 4rt.ct. ln no..r.nt. .$r attacttco barad lpon rny drfac! In thlr rrrvey br cflncad rorattsr l.n Farr tror thc atrta of tha c.rtltlctllon tlror|r lraraoo.
KKBIIA INC.
co'asu-Trr{c otc$t€ERs Arao. LAX) SLRl/Erli€
F.O. DOx s7,EfinR06,C0LOR m !|6te.(!ol9a6-5snt
'o
ARTHURI.MEARS, P.E.,
Namral Flazardr Couultann
222 Eart Godric Avc.
Crlnrnon, Colondo 812r0
303 - 641.'216
li/ay 22, 1989
Ms. Kristan Pritz, Senior pLanner
Community Development
Town of Vail
75 S. Frontage RoadVaiI, CO 81657
Dear Kri.stan:
This letter supercedes my letter of May I, in which r concludedthat the proposed restroom in Bighorn park will be within therunout limit of the KAC avalanche path, as mapped by Hydro-Triad,in 1975. The restroom sriII. in fact, be fotltea beyond theseavalanche linits. This revised conclusion is baJed on newinformation supplied to me by the Town of Vail about exactlywhere the new restroom will be located. This information wa!supplled to me in your letter and information package dated Mayl'7, r989.
r have checked your conclusions about the restroom rocation withrespect to the KAC avalanche boundaries. your work appears tohave been carefully done and your conclusions are accurate, in myopinion.
Therefore, the new restroom building wirl be located beyond thelimits of avalanche runout, as napped by Hydro-Tiiad inseptember. r975. According to Town of Vail ordinance, facilitieslocated outside of avaranche rimits as determined by site-specific studies, such as the Hydro-Triad study, do not-reguiremitigation.
Please contact me if you have any questions or desire additionarconsultation.
INC.
Besta\L)
Arthur I. Mears, P.E.Avalanche-control engineer
regards,
d /Vlew
Itloll Walha c Aubrhu o AulancheCqtmlEaglncqtng
lnwn
75 south frontag€ road
v8ll, colorado 81 057
(3O3) 478-7OOO
June 2O, L988
Mr. Richard llat,thews
Matthews & AssociatesP.O. Box 3567VaiI, CO 81658
RE: Landscaping at Bighorn park
Dear Richard:
Recently, I visited Bighorn park. I noticed that the sprucetree and seeding that was added by your conpany last fall doesnot look healthy. I would like to meet with you out at thesite to get your opinion on what we can do about this problern.Prease 1et ne know as soon as possible when you can rneet with
me.
Thanks for your help.
Sincerely,i) \ n \
-[-]<l-,.. U.?YLlIiilLt\ trr r1
Kristan Pritz
Senior Planner
KP:kc
75 soulh llonlage road
vail, colorado 81657
(303) 476-7000 olflce of communlty devclopment
will be
call.
September 3O, 1,987
Ms. Nancy Benson
2L509 Cabrini
Golden, Colorado B04Ol_
Re: Bighorn Park Restrooms
Dear Nancy:
Here are the drawings related to the restrooms whichbuilt this faII and next spring at Bighorn park.
If you have any further questions, please give me a
Sincprely,
t/ | l.} I
lnrhut KrrhKristan PritL
Town Planner
KP:br
75 south lronlage road
Yall, colorado 81657
(303) 476-7000 offlce ol oommunlty development
April 22, 1987
Mr. Walter KirchVaiI Racguet Club
Box L088Vai1, Colorado 81658 Re: Bighorn Park Improvements
Dear Walter:
on Aprir 20, L987, Pat Dodson, Ron phirlips, peter patten and r met todiscuss the proposed improvements to Bighorn park. At this tirne, thestaff is getting design cost estimates ind construction cost estirnatesfor the proposed improvements below:
1. Restrooms2. oredging of the large pond3. Additional play equiprnent for the playground4. AdditionaL landscaping
From our public meetings, it was evident that the restrooms andlandscaping are important inprovements to the residents who attendedour public rneetings. lle trave not determined the final list ofirnprovernents to the park. once we receive the design and constructioncost estinates, we will discuss the costs with the Town council . Thisdiscussion is tentatively schedured for May 5 at the couuncil worksession. These meetings usually begin at 2:OO p.M.
ff you wish to attend the rneeting, please give me a call on Friday orMonday before the.meeting and r wirr be happy to let you know exa-trywhen this itemm will be presented to the counciL. r hope this clearsup any confusion on the question of whether or not a volleyball courtis being proposed for the park.
KP:brcc: Ron Phillips
Peter Patten
Pat Dodson
$'ffi[b
Town Planner
Vail- I
HaaeetIEiClubE \ \ aoxroaa
VAI L, COLORADO 81658
|E03) 476-3267
{-\
Ap:i1 3, 1987
i.,Iiss K::isten P::itz
Tovrn of Vail Planning Depai:tnrent.
75 Sorrf h F'-onf er:e ROad
\railr Cololado 81657
Dea:: K::i sten:
I was su::p:ised to :eacl that morries have becn
app:op::iated f o:: a volleyball cou:t in Bigho:n Pa:1,..
had ttre hea=ings fo: pubLic inpuL a couple of yca:s ag
:esicients of the ar:ea we:e opposed to locating a volle
l:-^: r .i r,, .i ^ rr-.i ^ ,\3 '-rl r..rrr ,-annt l ection i.; that thc To].cr\-lIJ.Lw Irt LrrlJ !,q-r\. |'.t_v - 9\-\JJ--,
Vail staff had a st:ong desi:e fo: a volleyball facilipi,rlrn'-n r:a'-k - :nri ttrat it too:< consiCe:abl-e effo:t on| | r g. |\ ,F rr-^ ,-^^-r e, I i r...i r.\.1 ;,^n.r,1.1 l_h., n;r,-, f O r:ef t-ltcr.a- L \JL L.rs Fg\JPr- J.tr', L-!rJ-r\-r r-rr', tJu.-., Lv vvL !
.,^t l--.,1-.^11 r^^i I.:. \-rrrs) v.,J-.! Lc.\- r J- 'ty deleterl f :orr tltc 1;1atts. lle e-ven h
shorr r>f hanils, anrl no one Cesi:ed, a volleylrafL court.
Iihc has macle t l.ic. clecision t.o adll the volleyba11 f
afLer the l-oca1 :esidents {:oJ.d you of tlrei:: oppositiorr
1"'l'"rrr f lte n.-nne.-t \/ '.,F.; i.rr.-^lr:.r,',-l i l- rv;q qrntr.as:.rd t-O be
fo: a ":esiclential pa::k". At that tine, i l.ras tcld th
":csilcrrtial pa:k" rneant undevelope(l , oiren space hhat
be used fo: rvalking anri to enjoy natu:e. Pigho:n Pa::k
.-, 1'-,'::iru hr.:op d.rr/rr'l OnOC bOrrOnfl f l-O .-'-in jn:l inl-onl-, dfldr-rt'ru r r'ruv s,
adCition of a volleybaIl cou:t is c,-::tain)y not in llcc
vri th ea:l ie: ideas f c: t:anqu i I oiren sDace .
iE the torvn staEf rvants tc fI:,rrrrt the pnblic inpu
cal i ni i-.a,.i I
-,. --.::s aqc, i thin!: that voLt shoul,l at Ie
back l-o the pu:rlic to sce if thcy iirvc haC s 911611,;e of
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FROM: Kri stan Pritz
RE: Bighorn Park Bridge Work to Date
DATE: December 4, 1985
The following is a ljst of the actions that have been taken on the Bighorn Park
Bri dge:
September 24, 1985:
The Town staff came up with a list of basic informat'i on that would be needed in
order to study the proposal further. This information was summarized in a letter to
Chris Sewell dated October 2, 1985. Chri s Sewell is the contractor for Fred Hiller.
November 19. 1985:
The Town Council gave conceptual approval to the Bighorn Park Bridge. Please see
memo dated November 19, 1985 to the Town Councii. The Town Council specifically
mentioned that they were concerned about the liability of the bridge as well as the
pedestri an easement. They emphasized that the pedestrian easement must cont'i nue
east from Gore Creek Meadows out to Ma'in Gore 0rive. They felt that it was very'important that public access be provided from a public road to the bri dge.
&!er!el-!9,1995:
The Bighorn Park Bri dge was reviewed by the Des'i gn Review Board. It was given
conceptual approval . Please see the letter dated November 22, 1985 to Fred Hiller.
This letter summari zes the comments and additional information that the DRB
requested. The proposal is now scheduled for the December 4, 1985 meeting.
Early December. 1985:
Town Engineer: Additional Information Requested:
BiII has asked for the additional information in the following areas:
1. Extend path to Juniper Lane where it is shown - it ends at the
end of a culvert and ditch2. Need to protect jnlet for sma11 pond3. Show rip rap f imits on sjte plan4. Give elevations on bridge profile5. Minimal free board6. t,lhy skew bridge so much?7. A1 1 drawings stamped8. Structural cal I s9. Typical cross sections for path
Fred is also aware that he needs to submit this information. l^lillie has
talked to Fred about these concerns.
I page two' r?/3/85
Bighorn Bridge
December 3, 1985
I spoke with Fred about the information that I still needed. Th'i s jnformation
i nci uded:
1. A liability agreement. I suggested that he talk to you about how to
handle this item.2- A maintenance agreement for the bridge and easements3. An access easement whjch should include the 1egal narrative, 1egal
description and a stamped survey of the easement. I also pointed out
that the easement must extend through the Sundial project to Main Gore
Drive.4. A util'i ty easement must be submitted and the submittal must include
lega1 statement, 1egal description and stamped survey.5. I need approval from Larry Eskwith on all the 1ega1 aspects of the
proposal .6. I need approvai from our Town Engjneer7. I need appnoval from the Design Review Board.
At this time Larry this is where the proposal stands. I hope this will help you out
'i n understand'i ng the long saga of the Bighorn Park Bridge. Please see all the
enclosed information.
I informed Fred that all of these issues need to be addressed and submitted to me by
December 9 jn order to schedule the project for the next evening Town Council
meeting on December 17.
December 4. 1985
Sent letter to Fred Hiller confirming what jnformatjon'i s still needed for therevjew. See letter dated December 4, 1985; Fred Hiller.
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75 south lrontage road
Yail, colorado 81657- (303) 476-7000
December 4, 1985
Fred Hi I ler
P.0. Box 3863
Vail, Co. 81657
Re: Bighorn Park Bridge
Dear Fred:
0n December 3, 1985, I discussed wj th you the final jnformation that is
needed in order to present the proposal to the Town Councjl. The
following information is still needed:
1. A 'l jability agreement. I suggest that you talk to Larry
Eskwith as to how to write this agreement.
2- A maintenance agreement for the bri dge and easements.
3. An access easement which should include the 1egal narrative,
lega1 descri ption and a stamped survey of the easement. I
also want to emphasize that the easement needs to extend from
Gore Creek Meadows through the Sundial project to Main Gore
Dri ve .
4. A uti] ity easement must be submitted. The submittal must
include a 1ega1 narrative, 1ega1 description and a stamped
survey of the easement.
5. I need approval from Larry Eskwith on all the 1ega1 aspects
of the proposal .
6. I need approval from our Town Engineer for the proposal .
7. I need approval from the Design Review Board.
page two
t2/4/85
Fred Hiller
I need to receive thjs information by December 9, 10:00 a.m. .i n order to
schedule the project for the next evening Town council meeting on December17. This will aliow me adequate time to review the information with otherstaff members. Please let me know if you run into problems.
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Town Pl anner
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MATIHEWS & ASSOCIAIES
londscope Arch ileclure, Plonning & Reclomotion
P.O. Box 3567 Voit. Cotorodo 81658 (3O3) 949-5077
CONTRACT FOR CONSTRUCTION
AGREEMENT !qt6{ October 1. 1987
SEMEEN the Londcope Architect (Controctor): Motths,,rs & Associotes
ond the Client: -ru,"f' -"- " Town of Vail (Kristan pritzi Comm. Development75 South Frontage Roadvail , colorado gIGsT
the Project:
lhe Client hereby_ engo^ges the Londscope fuchitect (Controctor) to povide the seNices os sef forth belc^^/, ond theLondscope Achilect (Controctor) ogrees to furnish si_rch servicei.
SPECIAL CONDITIONS:
be ottotched FEE SCHEDULE, PAYMEM. ond GEiIERAL COND|T|ONS.
The term of this ogreernent sholl commence on October L, 1987
ond be in effeqi Until CnmF l a+ i nn
FEE: dS%''iff"tisSir$ t3l"'Tj',iijJ"lt t$u Fi *y-Eiehr Dor r ars ( $ 2, 6 ss . 00 )
Agreed to qs of ihe dotes wrifien below:
rAriDsclgqAncHtTECr (OR): Moithews & Associoies
By
Richard-
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INDMDUAILY BY:
.19s 119. 87160
(dote)
(dole)
8y
I Matthews
(dote)
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CONSTRUCIION
fue Schedulq
Principol
Cose 540c Bockhoe/Looder with Operotor
Engineer
Inigotion Von & Repoirmon
Londscope Architect
Project Coordinofor
Supevisor
Droftspenon
Loborer
Speciol Consultont
HoJrly Rot€
$ s0,00
38.00
40.00
38.00
40.00
32.00
28.00
32.00
25 .00cost + 2QZ
$s00.00
750.00
1 ,008.00
Pcryment
The Controcior sholl submit invoices to the Client for fees on o periodic bosis ond the Client sholl poy theControctor the full omount of such invoices within ten doys ofter the ddte of invoicing. n tote Cn-rse oif .7S b;rcentp91 mo.1t! (21 PERCEM PER AIINUM) or 55.00 minimtrm wilbe chorgedfortheomouniot ony invoc6wnicn is notl-iowithin thiny- doys of the dote of invoice ond if ony invoice is no1 poid within sixty doys. the cfie;i shofl poy tneControctor oll costs <:nd expenses (including the reqsonoble fees ond disbursemenis of
'CounseiroimJCorjtrobtorj
incurred by the Controctor io collect such invoice or to enforce ony mechonics' lien with respect t$reto, - - -''
lf ony tnvcice is not poid within sixty doys. oll worronties os.specified herein sholl become nullond rcid (withoutreleosing Client from liobility for poyment of such invoice) ond ihotl not be reinstoted by'ony suOsequent riovmentunjess ogreed to in wdtjng by Confrocfor.
In the event of the terminotion of this Agreemenf,.the Client sholl be responsible for oll fees (including those forodditiono|work)ondreimbursob|eexpensesincurredthroughthedqteofierminotion."
Services:
1. Renove graveL waLk (approx.imately 250 lin.ft.)
2. Spread topsoi1,,soi1 prep. and seedlng of gravelpath area (topsoil supplied by owner).2500 sq. ft. @ $.30/sq. fr.
3. Furnish and install three 8, co1o. spruce t!t)'t'[&n-h
4, Placenent of boulders supplied by o\,{ner20 0 $20.00/each
total
Note: if additional topsoil is needed ir will bea price of 917.5O/cu. yd.
400.00
$ 2,658.00
furnished at
--bSeryicel: Continued from
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previous poge
u*to,. coNDrTroNs FoR .o*rfi.r,o*
I. AI'THOPIZAN ON IO PROCEED:
Allc^t/ing the conlroctor to comm€nce onywoft conlemploted hereunder or lo prepore forsuch woft wilt constituts occ€ptonce by clientof thisp.oposol ond oll ih te(ms ond condrtions noh,vithstondino the foct ihe Cre"inoiiol-eri,it#Inisngre€m;r ,;r"r5iifti"ii unress otherwis.sloted. ote vrb.iecl to chonge lhirtv doys ofier tne dote-r'ereot rr tnrs proposot is.oi"lll6ie3 *tFin lLrci in,*y o"v piriJli' '
2. REIAINR:
Ihe client hereby deposits wilh the conlroclot o eJm equolto30 pefcent ol the totot estimoted t€es foro work described in fhe sco@ orservicesos3:*iH[f"i 3PiJ"r?r"3?Jl'J ffitffilg1]T,ilt"?im?:?li:.""* tt tn s nsr&me;iiitorm,noteo in occordorce wth po,osroph 11. iho
3. CI.IENTS RESPONSIBTIIIIES:
uoon otecution of thrs Aoreern€nt, ltl€ client sholi furnish the controctoj with o deto ed desrgn of ihe londscope constructidr lo be performed otihe Prol€ct wfrich sholl06 I€osonobly occeproole ro rne Coitr-oitor. togerher wrlh o_ survey cr-th9 pfopelv o. !!hich the pro,€ct is rocat€d(o.suchcthei documont occeolobre lo th€ conhoalor) whrch shows rhe boundorie! or tneFiorecf Jnd tE r6-;iib;;i;riirii.r.fLji$l'.6nrs ond nghrs-cf-wor' within soid bodndorres. In oddirion, ih;'Crient sno
-ijmiin
tne co"rroiioi i"irn"SiiiijiJr'o,o*,ng sho'ring rhe sxccf u,coircn ot olt ufilitieslocoted on such oroperiy, inciuding electricol service lines. oos lines. sewer lines, tetevisicn cooiei, tetepnone tines ond wolef moins Theclientshollbe responsible for any delects in motoricls or lobor of odditionol moleriols ono looi" lorsei os o. resu_ll of the inoqcuiocy of orry info,moiionrurnished bv ihe clienl. tncluding the foilure lo occurotev drow o( mork ond roentr.v oir uirites oirnei proleci. iie-c]Liiiiicri'poy ror ony srcnJddrtioncl molenols ond lobor on the bosis ot lhe controcior's coe i prus zo pe-rceJ in in6 tlie'l-r moreriols ond ths hourry rotes ser rorn in tha Feeschecuie in the coseof lobor' The client sholl poy ottretmoursoote exoenGi incJrreo in ctni-iiion *rn Jhe furnishing cd such odditionot toE\or. ThechorQes tor odditionoi motenols, lobor ond reitn6ursoble expens€s incurred in conneclion lherewlh sholt b€ rn oddrtion to th€omounts included inthe Fee The cljent shcri beor lhe risk c;f tos or domoge ioonf moteriors to oe oor,ue,.ec &Iniio'itJJnereunoirrr;-rhe ti;;;i6;iiletivery to the job
'1. P?EPARAIION OF tt(cRX APEAS:
Clierlt sholl ptepore dlwork cteosso lhot.lhe/ore reosonobly occeptoble to thecontroctcrtor f he F€rformonce of thewo(k unde,,his conkoci. lhej.iie shotlbe treeono deor ot o construction d€bris A oreoi prevdusly grodedsholl Oe oro;rfy'compocted ot.finish grodeptus o, minus 1,/i 0 ol olool oid wrth crooer dr.,nooe esioblished. Pcjnts of connecii.^Sry l"*giJ._, rtibo'o^'srliJ- I. uorcen Lighr.ng wrr be propery roc.red ondslokeo fol th€ conhoclor bith€ client The contrcctoisnolinJi oe reouired to comTnence wo,k unrrr rn6 9re rs preoored os p.o/rded obove. After$mrtfft[.:S$S.t t* clront sholl mcjntcin the site in rne corionion ;iidh ; rhr'Eitgropn os o cdnoition precao;ni to conrrocror,s
5. DEIAYS:
conhoclo' sholl nol be respcnsible foI celoys ordef3ults wrere occosroned by onycous€s ot gny.!i19 9j! ?nent b€yond ils contror, Inatur;ing bulnoi lirniled tq d€lctVs cousad by tFe Gvn6r geneC cb,itt-ct6r, otner subcontrcclon. orchilects ond/or engineers, othef loncscope crchrt€ctrcrrred ccr,Flict or economrc dlsic€otion fesuting theretcrr[ e'.nOcr3co sncd-gJio, t"bo,, ;;; mctedols. pfoluction fccititieso, rrcnsc)ortoricn.lcbcr cificulfjes. cjvil disc,.ders of orry kind; ocf'oin by civil or rnilitory;otrthcrihej ysn6q pdontios ond o ocoticns. fires, flood, sa/ere ot conormolwooiher conorttons. OVOIOrches, snolvslidss, Occjdents or other OciS ot Gcd.
6. DA},IAG€ IO WORX OF OTH€RS:
in ocdrrton lhe conlrcclcr ossumes.no.resmnsrbilrty for ccmoge lo_!ndefground ufitities, cessp@is ond sept clor1. ; inigction syslemsorony otierlinesunles p-opetly locoted bv'os bullt" orowiigs brhLkedGrore commencemenl of wor,i ono unless sord rtems oreol o depth b€bwfhefinotgfcde os requirad by locol ddinon@s or occepted p(cctice.
7. ADDIIIONAI WORKr
!t th6 client requests th€ controctot to f\rrnish moteriols or pedorm lobor in oddition to the motedols ond tgbo{ spocified in the scope ds€Mces, ondlhe conkoclor furnishes such "99ltl9Tl moteiioti? i€rr'oiils sucn odoitioncr 6uci rnE 6li-enr shol poy tor such octdirioooi morenors oi theConlroclo/s cost olus 20% ondforsuch odditionol lob;r6iii.,! n5urrV|'otes set tortA in rr-,e'fee Sc-#-Ou te. onOsuch omounts shofl b€ in cddition to rhoFo'e Pro!'ided fo' herein Ail such requests ior oooitiJiol -"ierioi.it r.oor inoir oe ouino.;,26i -dj irin.n oro.r lo the controcrof sign€d bvfhecrienL.rcvrded. however. thot the Conlrcctor moy turnish odditicnot rioteriots o. perform cOoition6r ioocr oosed on,Jrolorde{s ondshoit be entati€<f to8ffiffiff#" tct such moteriols tutnished (o. crclele^i) o"i rooor pertorrned notwiihstonding the toiture of the client io execulo o winen
8. tiO DESIGI.i SEF6 CES:iqe Ci,er,t ,._^,:k no\^,ted3es lnoi t're Saope of Seu ces i:}:s,rot r:rc,-lj9 3ny desrgn se rces ond ony request lhot the Coni;ocis perlorm destgn .serv€es sSoll be to be governed by lhe provisions of porogroph z.
9. V/ANRANIIET
Ihe conkoclct wofionls lhct lor o periol of dne yeol follo.,'rng the dol€ ct new plonling; o!l ire€s, shruos, herboceqJs plonlsondorosswill16moin in
i"ffi,:^"J:jiffgi.freeorderects ror c perr@ irone !eor to'ic\vng compretron or instoiroticn. pr*io"b inoi-s-rlfr"Erliiiv"ji!Y'o"asuolecnorneJood condilion cnd free of defects for c pericd rjf one yecr
tlowrng condrt6ni: E tqqr I ur'\Jrvrr lg LUr I rFrrt IrQn Qt Inslo,roTlolr' provloeo lhotjuch wofipf tysh€ll ba subject to lhegl,::?,,?g'ffl;';:l?tljg*,t?f,::.?91"?.lyps?r9elr"-secouseo octor
:ollolung condrtions:
Ti'i,li,llle.:pjj:lai1,l1t': Isr',niirs. d,oirshi o; o*-,frl ;;"ffi" u.J,fi
. (c).rhecrenrshcri sivethecontroocrwittennor,.eoiolirS'i.i'u"&"ri'!iu,k?l\;ffi;rXr"f#i"nff;;"o'.8,!o"1"#'Jo"rlfJ^oroneyecrroirowng luc f, Dlcnting or co')struc?ron. os the cose 1.oy b€.(g I're 9,rtrcrc ror,s iote ond.exc.usiue o o ',g i.-,diio. oljoli ot shoil be to on/ defeclive moteriols d
:)
/ tF'l.f 0. WRITTEN NOICES AND OTHER COMMUN|CATTONS: / ' l - ' i -
5:l;:j3:':?,r3flj,?flii.lfg:9,.::'$^"11.;^:..n:9g-.9.ha-?c*t.c,erivered Ip6nonoiryderiveredrorh€oddress€€o,irmoiredrotheconrooor or p c Box 3s62, \,'oir..coror.ooo, aroso ti r,r1(u6i"xr.i''"t.Jlii&ri:",;;tilil;'hi;:y:J5i';iJT*?:3ffifi11fiS1i:.toi,T:deemed io hove be€n deliverod, or, if they ore moleO. on-tf,-e iore they ore deposilgd ln the Unrted Stoles moil.
{ I. IERMINATION:
Eith€r oorl'/ mov teiminolo this Agreemeni wilh or without couse upon ss/en do/s prro{ \,vfltien noTrce to ihe other pcrty; pro/i.led, ho./eve{. lholsuch ternrinolron sho,| not otiect-orv r€hrs ond riob;rrfies ccrJr4j prior rc rerm,n6iJn' -
I2. DAJ\,IAG€S:
The clrent shoil rnoke no demond tor liquidoiec cr ocluol.1omoge.sior d€loys in ony sum in excessof suc,h criount os moy b€specificolly sroted ing$ff;iitJj#omgesmovbe cseseoogoini G-coniEctortoroerowolc6uGioni6irjeo to otnerpenorrs crpoirresororisingoutideth€
13. succEssoPs AND
^SSTGN$Ihis Agreernent sholl insur€ to the b€nefit o(, ond bs binding upon th€ pqti€s onct fheir resp€crr\€ succ€ssors, heis, ond 6gd repres€ntoti\,*,14. GOVERNTNG I.AW:
Ilrrs Ag19"1rr*r'tt srrolt tr? lovernid o). lhe io,\, oi lnc St:::o c1 CatJrcck)
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ro/2/87
PROOUCER
Jennie Reed
P.O. Box 299
Eagl-e, CO 81631
THIS CEFTIFICATE IS ISSUED AS A MATTEN OF ' FOFMANOT ONLY AND COI{FENSNo RIGHTS UPoN THE CEFTIFICATE HoLDER. THIS CERTIFICATE DoEs Noi lfEio.
EXTENO OR ALTER THE COVERAGE AFFOROED BY THE POLIC|ES BELOIY-
COMPANIES AFFORDING COVERAGE
COMPANY
LETTER A Colorado Farm Bureau Uutual Insurance Co.
8#EA"" srNsuRED -.-- " -: .-;-\
Richard Marthews )
DBA: Matthews & Associates
P.O Box 3567
VaiJ-, C0 81658
CoMPANY !rLETTER \,
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I.!E.],SJg CENTIFY THAT POLICIES OFINSUFANCE LISTED BELOW HAVE BEEN ISSUEDTOTHE INSURED NAMED ABOVE FOR THE POLICY PERIOO INDTCATED.NorwlrHsrANolNc ANY REoUtREMENT, TERM oR coNDrnoN oF ANy coNTBAcr oR orHER oocuMenr wiii nEsp:cr io'wxicx-ixis clnlrrclie nlv
9F^llFU-E9,o. !r,14!rERrAtN, rHE tNsunANcE AFFoRDED sy rHE poLrcrEs DEscntBED HEFETN rs sueJeci io rll fiE rEnud, Eicllsitir,rs, rio color-TIONS OF SUCH POLICIES-
LTR ryPE OF INSURANCE POLICY NUMEER POt]CY EFFECTIVE
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OESCRtpTTON OF OpE RArrorvSi LOCrrror,,tSnyEEaleSrSFEEr,A| lrer,rs
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Tolrn of Vail
75 S. FrontaBe RoadVall, CO 81657
Kristen/Comnunity Dev.
sHoutD ANy oF THE ABoyE DEscn,aEo poltctEs aE ca cELrED aEFoRE THI Ex'
PIRATION DATE THEREOF, THE ISSUTNG COMPANY WILL END€AVO! -I,9MA|L l0 DAYS WFrrrEN NOflCE TO THE CERTTFTCATE HOLO€R NAtio.IO-t::
LEFT, BUfFALURE To lrAlL sucH No cE SHAL! tMposE No oBltcATroa{ oi u E&r I I
OF AnL KINO UPON THE COMPANY. ITS/4GENTS OR REPRES€|{TAI!VES'---^ry :D nEPQESENr2ryg
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CABLE LOCATION
BELL
AGREEMENT
EXCHANGE LOG NO.
LOCATORS NAME DATE '- 1r"'- t'>
TIME CoMPLETED i 'j'e':'"-
ADDRESS
LOCATING FOR: NAME oF CoMPANY
ADORESS PHONE NO.
Location to be sketched or desctibed in space below. Indicate paint or stakes and numb€r thereof.
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INDICATE
NORTH
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IUPORTANT
18' ollhor 3lde of lho 3tako, pelnl matk ot flag Is conslderod a corrsct locatlon. Dlg to your verilcal dopth 18, elthor 3ldo ot tho
3tako, palnl marlt or llag and oxpose the cable by hand belore crosslng the cable or dlgglng boslde lt.
Party Requ€sting Locate Refuses To Sign D
t Party Requesting Locate Not Available
I agree that the sketch or descriptlon above reflects the location of underground facilities as requested.
SIGNATURE
PERSON REQUESTING LOCATION
D
srrPDl sECuR Mtr\E.to.
ll95 Ennr lyrnm 8.0 ktnclrco, CA 94124
l5lF8 Pndor Avrnur Clty ol Industry, Cl gt?44
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Frctory:
lll5l 82+1778 Tolox 34{P67
l2l3l 3364501 Trl.r 07-0484
A OIVISION OF ACORN ENGINEENING COMPANY
Septenber 4, 1987
Town of Vail
Dept. of Community Services
75 So. Frontage Road
Val1, C0. 81657
(303) 476-7000 ext. 111)
Attention: Krlstan Prltz
RE: Big Horn Park & Sandstone Park
Gentlemen:
In accordance with your telephone instructlons to our representatlve, Robert
Churchich, we are enterl,ng your order for two (2) Fairway Serles 2 buildtngs
with no modesty screens but wlth stainless steel lnterlor panels and green
plurnbing fLxtures.
We are encloslng two (2) sets of foundation and erectlon drawings for each of
the parks. One set for each park should be approved and returned along with
signed Terms & Conditions. Please return these iteurs to our factory in Industry
in the enclosed envelope.
This wl11 confirm the total prLce of the two (2) buildtngs, delivered to Vall ,
i-n the amount of $25,692.00.
Should you have any question, please donrt hesltate to contact my secretary, Paige
Mattice, in Industry as I will be out of the office next week.
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Golf courses, neighborhood paIks, remote park areas
. . . our Fairway buildings will provide comfort for all.
These buildings are ideally suited to meet the needs of
most remote requiremenls. Choose between
conventional or vault type plumbing, then simply pour a
f lat concrete slab and erect !
Fairway buildings are single use lacililies and do not
require interior partitions. Like all Super Secur buildings,
they meet handicapped requirements. Exterior modesty
screens are optional. As with our Pathway Series,
shelter, concession, and expanded chase areas may be
added.
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APPLICATION FOB
TOWN OF VAIL
STREET CUT PERMIT
Trench-width
Bond Amount
Permit Fee
Total Permit Fee(Cash or Cashier's Check Only)
{Heritage Cablevision Television
Vail Fire Department (476-7000,
19 ,,rm'
2.-' Elcavating Contractor Name Address Liconse Number
3.-Completion Date (Permit Valid for 30 Oays Only)
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work is ror (circte one) @fdD Gas Etectric Telephone cATV other
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ALL MATERIAL AND EQUIPMENT MUST BE ON THE JOBSITE BEFORE THE JOB IS STARTED.
Rubber out-riggers on equipment are a must when working on oil. No other obiects can be ured In place of
rubber!
8. A signature below indicates a review ol thffireif8d utility locations and approvals.
)upper Eagle Valley Water and Sanitation P4e+eae)
). Public Service Company (949-5781)Cn 2-4 a
8)
(Holy Cross Electric Company (949-5892)
,(Wlountain Bell (1-468-1 000)
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(949-5530)
ext. 223)
9.
10.
11.
OTHER (i.e. Police, etc.)
Public Works (476-7000, ext. 250)
THERE WILL BE NO TOTAL STREET CLOSUBESI \
All excavation must be done by hand within 18" ot utilities - (Senate Bill 172],.
I certify that I have read all requirements of the street cut ordinance # 43 and will abide by the same, and that all
utilities and the Vail Police and Fire Departments have been notified as required.
Finance Oept. by:
Eill lo: Company Name
Company Address
Bond Fleleased Date
A![ roved --t reet t n s p ec to r
Date Permit lssued
Approved by Streel Inspeclor
lnsoection Remarks
SKETCH PLAN OF WORK BELOW
Show streets with names, buildings, and location of cuts USE DASH LINES FOR CUT.
THIS IS NOT A STBEET CUT PERMIT!
White - Public Wo.ks Pink - Controctor Ye low' Finonce Gdd Communiiv Dsvelopmenl
Sdn(,,itt ol Contrac,
STE\'?.AR.T TITLE
OF EAGLE COUNTY
Post Office Box 1248
Vail, Colorado 81658
(3031 949-101 1
Fax* (303) 949-7713
September 18, 1987
Ms. Kristan Pritz
Town of Vail
Depamtnet of Planning
75 S. Frontage Rd.
VaIl, CO 81657
RE: Blghorn Park
Dear Ms. Pritz:
Attached please find a l-ist of exceptions
would effect the Bighorn Park property.
to tiEle that
I am sorry for the delay Ln gettlng thia to you.
Hopefully, I can complete the Sandstone Park search next week.
Tlrl-e
G. tlillians
Examiner
encl.oaure
Posl Office Box 1248
Vail, Colorado 81658
(303) 476€180
(3031 949-1011
Sancti.ty ol Contract
STE\,V'AR.T TITLE
OF EAGLE COUNTY
The followlng exceptions to tltle lrould pertain to the area
conmonly described as Bighorn Fark.in the Tor^m of Vail, Colorado.
1. Right of the proprletor of a vein or lode to extract and remove
his ore therefrom, should the same be found to penetrate or
intersect the premises hereby granted as teserved in United
States Patent recorded September 13, L902 in Book 48 at Page 491.
2. Easement granted to Fred T. Hiller, III, by the Town of Vail
as recorded June 19, 1987 in Book 464 at Page 717r as RecePtlon
No. 349016. (see attached copy)
3. Easement granted to Public Servtce Company of Colorado Utility
Easemenc by the Town of Vai1, as recorded February 24' 1985
in Book 436 at Page 979, as Reception No. 333232.
(see attached copy)
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scplace th. 9r. ttnc and ledeetrtan brldgo. Grantca rhrll tcEtole
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tncluclng fulr rivcgctallon. is 1E sls r!ttor.to. conrtruct.lont
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Post Otfice Box 1 248
Vail, Colorado 81658
{303)4764180
(303) 949-1011
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The followlng exceptlons to tltl-e woul-d pertain to the area
comrnonly described as Bighorn Park. in the Tovm of Vai1, Colorado.
1. Rlght of the proprietor of a veln or lode to extract and removehis ore therefrom, should the same be found to penetrate orintersect the premises hereby granted as reserved in United
States Patent recorded September 13, Lg02 in Book 48 at page 49L.
2. Easement granted to Fred T. Hiller, III, by the Tor,rn of Vail
as recorded June 19, 1987 in Book 464 at Page 7L7, as Reception
No. 349016. (see attached eopy)
3. Easement granted to Public Service Company of Colotado Utility
Easernent by the Town of VaiJ., as recorded February 24, 1985in Book 436 at Page 979, as Receprion No. 333232.
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vhoae legal rddsegs 16 5020 t:rln Gorc Clrciel vall. Colorado
8165?r (hereln.fter referrc<i to aa 'Gslnteeil, th€ folloulng realproprrty riturtc ln the County of Eagler State of Colorudotlo-uItr
A Fc3&anant non-€xcl.ualv€ €aseEcrt, tog.ther tieh the rlghtof lngrcss lnd egraEs, to conatrucll reconstructr oplrrtc,scpllr rnd Dllntaln a 9a6 linez pedestrtan b!1d9ctpedcatrlan and blcycle plthE, lnd related structurc or
aFpurEanancc ln. on over. under and throughr
A! 3et forbh on Erhlblt 'A' attachcd hereto aDd lncorporatedhcrcln by thls rcference a6 lf 6et oul ln full hercln.
Appurtcnrnt to the real property sct forth on Erhlblt 'B'rlttrchad her.to and lncorporlted hereln by fhls refercnce arlf sct oul ln tull hclcln.
togcthlr ultb !l! rnd slngular hercdltaFenla snd ,ppurtcnrnc€!. tbcrato bclonglngr or tn anyslBc aPFcrtalnlng, and the rcvarllonqnC rcverrlona, :clrllnder and rer:!lndara, rentg, lsEucs rnd
Psoetts lhcrcc., and all thc cEtrtcr rlght, t.ltlc. lanteralt,chla lnd derna.is .hataoever. o[ thc Crrntos . cltber ln ltv or la
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? ?o FAVE AnD TO UOLD the saEcr togcther vltlr a!-l and rlngularthc appurtcnanccs ard ptlvllcae6 thereunlo bclonglng ot l]| any-vlsr thereunto lFp€rtainlng, anci rll tha cstate, rlght, tltlc,lntereat lnd claln rrhalGoever, of the Grrntor, elthe! ln lrr oa
cgutty to thc only Froper uEe, bencfit lnd behoof of thc Gtlntca,tta succaasorg lnd aSslgna forevcr.
Grrntor, llg helrrr gucceaeorgr and,/or l8slgn!r !h!ll not
cr€ct ncr placc any pernlnent bulldlngr Etru€tuter lnProvcDcnt,
fence or tree on thc rbove-de8crtbed eaeet:entr and Crlntee ehall
.. nol.b. llablc for thetr reFoval lf tbey are so placed.
Accept.ncc of thls eaEer:ebt by Grantee sblll'c5n6tltutc ttt
agre€nen! lnd conE€nt rr follob'sr ' I
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,. .de9crlbed hereln shall be ablndoned, or ln the .eent thtt Grlnlcc
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.'-'.i -'inf".est ln- the cascrent Bhall tn,nedtately tcvct to anci b!
thereafter n'erg.d utth the Bervlent eEtate.
2. Th. gas llnc, FedeEtrian brldge, and pede6trtan and
blcycle path conatructeC on Ehe sbov€-ie6crlbed eagerrent lnu thc
lsel of ihe accets ea6enent thlll bc consblucted, rialntalned, an(:
rcp.ised ln r teaEonable lionner, condttton atld rfFearance. ln
thc event lt ls necessary to conatructr r€con8truct, rgPalr- or
reFlace the gas line and pedestrtan brldgcr c!antee 6h!ll rcrtorcthc area aa nearly a6 ray ba Frectlcablc to the aane condltlon,lncluilng full rcvegetallcn, as lt 346 frlor to consErrrction,
rcFalr ot replaceticnt, provldec no perr-ancnt bulldlng, 6Eructurc,
fu:,f,rcverent, fencc or tree ehall be Flaced theteon by crantor
rrhlch lnterfcre6 rl!h Granteers rir-rhtc herein.
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durlng the lcrn of Ehls-eascnent. freO i. Hlller, fII, or aniluccclacr ln lntereat relatlng to the psopcrty appurtenairE to tha?:g:l!fl!" brtdscr lereea ro nalni,atir cietiiriii- iiabrlrryll"Ilt?.: covesrg. sclatlng to th. pedeEtrlrn brldga tn the naniol Frcd T. Hlllcr, lll, or any. succ-eaor Ln tntere6t relattng toth. property lppurtenlnt -to Lhc pcdeetrlin -Urfaec anO nanc' ttricrtntor aa an addltlonll lnsured on au€h pollclei of insurancc,!a-lt8 lnterest fi:ay aF[ear. crantecs egrei io provlde proof oitnrualncc uPon rlalonablc ragucrt of Grintor.
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The fo11ow1ng exceptlons to title would pertaln to the area
conrmonly deecrlbed ae Bighorn Park ln the Town of Vatl, Colorado.
1. Rtght of the proprletor of a veLn or lode to extract and remove
his ore therefrou, should the ssme be found to penetrate or
lntersect the prenlses hereby granted ae reserved in Unlted
Statea Patent recorded Septenber 13, 1902 ln Eook 48 at Page 491.
.,, h Easenent granted to Fred T. Hlller, III, by the Torm of Val1D- ae recorded June 19, 1987 ln Book 464 at Page 7L7, ae Reception
No. 349016. (see attached copy)
^t-3,.' Eaaement graoted to Public Servlce Company of Colorado Utllity
Easement by the Town of Va1l, as recorded February 24, 1985
l-n Book 436 at Page 979, as Reception No. 333232.
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THAI thc Torrn of valt' . nunlcipll "orpor"i{irri;''iherelnafterrefesr€d to aB 'crantcr', r for Ten Dollars lno othet good andvrluabl. conslderetion, the recelFt ot lthlch ta heteby
lcknorrledged, by these Fre8ents does GnAtI and OUITCLAIH unto
Publlc servlce corForatlon of Colorador and Fred T. Itlllerr Ilf,vhore tegal addrcsg ls 5020 t:rin Gore Clrcier vrl,Ir Colorado
81657' (herelnaftcr r.f€rred to as 'crlntee') r the follorrlng realpropcrty rttu.tc ln tDc county of Ergle, Statc oe Colorldotto-ri t r
A FarEanGnt non-€rcluElve easerncnt, togcther $ltlr the rlghtof lngragg lnd cgtcsa, to conGtruct, rcconstruct, oparatc,rcpalr lnd Daintsr.n . gas linc, pedestllan brldgc,pcdostrlan and blcycle pathsl and selrtcd structule or
aFpurtcnancc ln, on ov€r, unde! and throughr
A! aet forth on Erhlblt 'A' attachcd hcreto anci lncorpolatedhcrcln by thls rcfcrence !s lf 6€t out in full hereln.
Appurtcnant to the r€al proFerEy sct forth on Erhlblt 'B'rattachcd hcreto and lncosporatcd het.ln by thlE refercnca atlf 3ct out ln full h.rcln.
llogcthcr slth lll rnal Blrgul.r he(ciltrnenEa lnd tppustanlncc!. tbarcto bclonglngr or tn lntmisc lFFcrtalnlngr and the rev€lltoa
and .scvcrllona, :eralnder and rerrlndcrsr rcntgr tleuer lndploflts tharac. r rnd lll thc cBtatcr rlghE, tltle. intcrGlltclrift and denl,ic .hltsocv€r, of thG Crantor, clther ln hy or ln
- cqulty ot, ln aFi tc thc af.cv(-tatqaincc real froFcaty lrtercst.
l: rltb thc heredlter.entB lnd aFFurtenanceao
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lo EAVE r\nD ?o tloLD thc sarc, tog.th.r vlth a!"1 lnd ainguhr
the rppurtlntrceE lnd prlvilcges thereunto bclonglng or ln !ny-vllc thercunto lppcrtalnlnqr, rnd .l! the .Etcte, rlght. tltlctlntcreat lnd claln uhatsoevet, of the Gtantot' clther ln las or
agulty to th! only proFer uEe, bencflt and behoof of thc Grrnt.a,tts succcaaora and as8lgna forever.
Grantorr 1ts hclrr, succea€orEr and/or lBsl,gn!, lhall not
G!.ct ncr placc lny p"rnirnent bulldlngl 8tructure, funFrovcncntr
fence or tree on tha above-descrlbed eaEenente lnd crlnt€? chall
.. not bc llobl. for thclr renoval lf lhey are so placed.-' .-;:>.
Acc.ptancc of thls .r8.iient by Grantee Ebrll'congtltutc lt!
agreencnt and conaent a! follob'8r
t. lt such tlnr lnd ln the cvcnt that th! .!s3acnt
,. . deF€rlbcd heteln chlll be abrndoned, or ln th. event thlt Grantce-.. "breachea any covenant of thl! ErseDcnt, Grant€cr! rall ProFcrty
-i'.1 .'inlc..:t tn- thc eascrent ahall lt,!.edlatcly tcver' to and b.
theseafter rerged ultb the aervl€nt eEtate.
2. Thc gae ltn., FedeBttlan brld9e, and pedeatrlan and
blctcle path c6nstructci on the above-described eaEetrent andl thc
arel of Lhe access elaenent thall be conetruct€d, Frlntalnedr an(:
rcpaired 1n a teaEonable honner, condltlon and rfFearance. ln
tha cvent l! 16 necessrry to conalruct' recon8truct, repalr ol
rcplacc tlc g16 llne and f.,edeatrtan brldgc. ctantee 6hrll rc.tore
thi area ae nearly ae ray be Frectlcable to the 6atne condltlon,lncluilng full rivegetallon, as i! r'ae fttor to conEtruction,
rcgalr cr reFlec€rent, provlCes no Fe(nenent bulldlnq, 6lrucluro,
lnf,rcvarent, fcnce or tree ehall be Flaced thereon by cronLol
uhlch tnterf€reE rith Gtanlee's rl!hts hereln.
3. The Grant€es agree to fully lndennlfy, save and k€cpthc Grantor hafflegs fron any eni all-clains, l;lcludlno costa anilattorney'a fcea, for -danage, to reat lnd personal Fr;perty lnClnJurlcs or dcatha sufferetl by persona ln' connection- ri !i.r the'conEttuctlon, Dalntenance, usg o! ln anl.viae rellting to orrrlslng fron tbc easement rnd thc brldci conetructed -ther€on,
durlng thc tero of thls eGacnent. rreO i. nffiei, itl, or lnitucccaaot tn lntereBt s€lrtlng to the Froperty appurlenant to thaIted€strlan brlCAe, agrees to nalnlalir cirstinaiy llabilttylnauaancc coverlgc r€lattng to thc p€deGtrlln brldqe-in the nan6ol Prcd T. Hlllcr, lll, or any succ-ssor Ln lntere;t rel.Elng tothc psoperty apFurtcnlnt . to thc Fedc8trlan bridgc and nanc thcGllntor !r .n addltlonll lnsured on auch pollcle; of ln8uranceltr lt8 lntesest tily aFlelr. Granteca agrei to provlde Froof oilnrualnce upon scaaonablc lcqucat of Grintor.
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BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION EASEMENT
BIGHORN PARK, TOWN OF VAIL,
EAGLE COUNTY, COLORADO
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75 soulh fronlage road
vail, colorado 81657
(303) 475-7000
ollice ol the town manager
Septenber 4, I9g7
Board of DirectorsVail Valley Consolidated Water District846 Forest RoadVail, Colorado 91G57
Dear Board of Directors:
on behalf of the Town of Vail , r wourd rike to thank you forwaiving _water tap fees for Buifehr creek park, eighorir park,and sandstone Park. The irrigation tap fee for Buffehr creekpark would trawe cost ttre Town $r-4,500. Both sandstone andBighorn Parks reguired a 3/4t water service 1ine at g5,760 per
]ine. In total, the Board saved the Town of VaiI a total of926,020 for water tap fees. This considerable amount ofsavings will enable the Town to spend additionai rnor,"y otlandscaping and facility improvemLnts which will be greatlyappreciated by the geneial public.
The Town of Vail would like to continue to work in acooperati-ve manner with the vail valrey consoridated waterBoard. The Board has expressed. an intlrest in forrnari":."g "cooperative policy between the Town of vail and the Vair iarleyconsoridated water District. r believe tnat lhe-t""t approachis to schedule a discussion with the Town council at anupcorning work session. r would like to invite oive uott andthe menbers of the Board to attend a Town council work sessionon September 15th. I will be calling Dave to contirm tnisdate.
rn addition, the Board expressed interest in discussing thecore Creek treatrnent plant and Lionsridge treatment plintsites. Kristan pritz will contact Dave Mott to arrange aneeting between the water District and planning Department. weare interested in working with you on alternative iublic usesfor the two sites.
vail vallley Consolidated Water DistrictAugust 31, 1987
Page Two
once again, r ecooperation onappreciated.
would like to thankthe tap fees. Your
the Board for theirefforts are greatly
RVP:bpr
Rondall V. Philli
Town tlanager
75 soulh lrontage road
vail, colorado 81657
(303) 476-7000
olfice of the town manager
Board of Directors
Upper Eagle Va11ey Consolidated Water District846 Forest RoadVail, Colorado 81657
Dear Board of Directors:
At the August 26th upper Eagre valley consolidated sanitationDistrict meeting,.members eipressed ln interest in rormari-inga cooperative policy between the Town of vail and the pistric€in respect to permil fees. The Town of vair is interested. inworking out a cooperative arrangement with the Board. r wouldlike to invite Dave Mott and mefrbers of the Board to attend aTown Council work session on September 15th at 2:OO p.M. Iwill be calring Dave to confirm- this date and to d.iscuss inmore detail what the proposal should include.
Thank you for your interest in this rnatter. r feel confidentthat we can develop an intergovernmental arrangement which wirlbe beneficial to both groups.
September 2, L9A7
Rondall V. Phill
Town Manager
RVP: bpr
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75 soulh trontage road
yall, colorado 81657
(3O3r 476-7000Septenber 1, L9A7
oltlce of communlty developmenl
Ms. Linda G. Willians
Stewart Title
P.O. Box 1248Vail, Colorado B165g
Re: Park schedule B Easenent rnforrnation for constructionPurposes
Dear Linda:
r_ am- enclosing a netes and bounds description for Ford parkwhich should be used to determine scheduie g ritle inforrnation.
r have also incruded a previous title report for Bighorn parkthat. was cornpJ.eted by Minnesota Title. rnis report should beupdated for Schedule B inforrnation.
As far as priorities, the Bighorn and sandstone easenentinfornation is top priority. - Ford park is the second.priority. I woul_d appreciate it if you would. bill neseparateJ-y for each park.
If you have questions, please feel free to call rne.
sancere-tv.V I tr),Iar'a}-n^ -I(,1r,ltr) Lur r. 1r | \f.Kristan Pritz
Tohrn Planner
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EncLosures
,,.- ,.vRM riJ .'iL\. ,, o a,.J ^ ? 'J,-. '. AMER:CAN I.AND ?]TLE ASSOCIATION COMMITMENT.lgTO RCV.
for a valuable consideration, hereby commits to issue its policy or policiei of title insurance,
Schedule A, in favor of the proposed fnsured-named in Schedule A, as. owner or mortgagee
nerein called the Company,
insurance, as identified in
Schedule A, in favor of the proposed Insured named in Schedule A, as owner or mo
, interest covered llereby in -the land- described or referred to in Scheilule A,_ upon pa
TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY. OF MINNESOTA, a Minnesota corporation, herein called the
of the estate or
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interest covered hereby in the iand described or rei'erred to in Schedule A, upon payment of the Dremiumsland charges therefor; dll subject to the provisions of Schedules A and B and tb th6 eonditions and Stipula-
tions herebf.
: This Commitmeirt shall be effective only when the identity of the proposed Insured and the amount of
the policy or policies committed for have bein inserted in Schddule e hireof by the Company, either at tho
time'of tie issirance of this Commitm€nt or by subsequent endorsement,
This Commitment is preliminary to the issuance of such policy or policies of title insurance and all
liability and oblications hireunder ihaU ceas" and terminate six m6hths^ after the effective date hereof or\ when ihe policy -oi policies committed for shall issue, whichever first occurs, provided that the failure to
, issue such p^olicy or policies is not the fault of the Company,
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CORIDITIONS A|UD ST!PUtATiO'US
l. The term "moitgage", when used herein, shall include deed of trust, trust deed, or other security in-
strument.
2. If the proposed Insured has or actluires actual knowledge of any defect, lien, encunrbrance, odverse
claim or othef matter affectinq the estate 6r interest ot morts.aq'" thereon covered by this Cornnritnrent other
than those shown in Schedule B hereof, and shall fail to discldse" such knowledge to'the Company in rvriting,
the Conrpany shall be relieved from Iiability for any loss or damage resulting fior4 any act of reliarrce hcreol
Jo the eiteni the Companyisprejudicedbyfailure'of the proposet Insuredio so disciose such knorvlcdge. if
the proposed. I_nsured ihail disclirse iuch knowledge to'th^e Oo*puny, or if the Company othenvise ac<lirires
actuil l<nowledge of any such defect, lien, encum5rance, adverse^ cl6im or other matter,'the Cornpany at its
option may amind Schedule B of this Commitment accordingly, but such amendment shall not ^rclieve the
. Company from liabilif previously incurred pursuant to paragiaph 3 of these Conditions and StipLrlations.
.3. Liability _of- the Company under this Commitment shall be only to the named proposc<l Irrsured and
"such parties iricluded under fhe iefiirition of Insured in the fo.rm of poli'cy or policigs "oh,niitt"d
for:rrrd only
for a6tual loss incurred iu reliance hereon in undertaking in'good laith'(a) ti comply with the rcquirenrents
hereof or (b) to eliminate exceptions shown in Schedule" B, o"r (c) to acquire or criite the cstate 'or interest
or mortgflge thereon covered by-this Commitment. In no event shall sucli liability exceed tlrc aruorrnt stated
in Schedu-le A for the policy oi poiicies committed for and such liabilitv is subiedt to tlre insurirrg l)rovisions
and the Conditions and Stipu.laiions and the Exclusions from Coverage bf th" fot* of policy or 1,,,1i'"i"r conr-
mitied for in favor of the flroposed Insured wluch are hereby incoSorated by referenie arid nride a part of
this Commitment except as e:xpr'essly modified herein.
- 4. Any action or actions or rights of action that the proposed Insured may have or nray brirtg :rgainstthe Combany arising out of the "status of the titie.to th'e eitate or intcrest & the status 6f the inorrg,rge
thereon c6veied by tF'is Commitrnent'must be based on and are subject to the provisions of this Conrnritnien-t.
STANDARD EXCEPTIONS
In addition to the matters contained in the Conditions and Stipulations and Exclusions from Covcrage
above;eferred to, this Commitment is also subject to the following:
A. Facts which would be disclosed by a comprehensive survey of the premises herein describ.xl.
B. Rights and claims of parties in possession,
, C. Mechan_ics', Contractors' or Materialmen's liens and lien claims, if any, where no notice therrof appears' of record.
D. Any change in title occurring subsequent to tbe effective date of this Commitment and prior to the
datb of issiance of the TITLE ?OLlCy.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, Title Insurance Company of Minnesota has caused its corPoratc n.r1nc and
seal to be hereunto affixed bv its duly authorized officeri oi the date shown in Schedule A, to be valid when
countersigned by a valiclatin! officer br other authorized signatory.
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3.'/o-uJ*r-h [rrr-e !r'rsirnnrlrce fiom narrrv or ffirxr'rssor*TITLE POLICY
Prerident
'tt ' ?,r'r ronu 145. REV.7I i
- ' ALTA cc.ttl,:tru=]lr'' 'i970 Rev'
-, 'ApplicationNo.--G\LZO6- scl'':EDuLE A T'|T[-E COMPANY
. 1'.EffectiveDate; i4dy 12, 1972 at B:00'A'M'. VAIL, COLORADO 81657,. i
2.|Policyor Policies to be issued: '
'^^^ r.\.\n /1al J'
,.''ALTA' OWN3'R'S POLICY Form B- 1962 $ ict,uyu'vu Phone: 338'5947 i
r : Pioposedlnsured: K. A. C. 0F VAIL, LTD., a Colorado AC BO3 ,.'r,.,Liniied PartnershiP itl
..ALTA,,L.AN pollcy 1962 Rev, (Amcndcd 1969) $ 1OO,Z}Z.7O ' i i':: \'.' '
'Proposedlnsured: GORE MNGE, LTD., q Colorado Limited Partnership
I
3. The estaie or interest in the land described or rbferred to in this Commitment and covered herein is a fee
simple, and title thereto is at the efiective date hereof vested in:
^n r.|F nn ^r^t- l 'tn ^ I .tni +azl Drn*na.r.c hi nuvxi wr,rdE, LTD., a Limited Partnersh'i p
I . 4. The lar.d referred to in this Commitrnent is described as follows: ':
't SEE PAGE T'dg ' .; " '''':,...
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Thti following are the
noted. Ali documents
is locateti.
r-lrat n-t!\'l n n E Ft .l:D(Lt'J!.ll2tlJLU !-u :
requirements to be complied with prior to issuance of sai4 policies, unless otherwise
must be recorded in the office of clerk and recorder of the county in which said property
LTD., a Colorado Limited
2. l,larranty Deed from GORE MNGE, LTD., a Limited Partnership, to K. A. C. OF VAIL, LTD.,
a Colorado Limited Partnership, conveyi.ng subject property.
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6SU:I.-, TItiiOUGl{ TPOFFiCE OFr
GORE VALI-EY
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1. Certi'iicate of limited partnership, tor K. A..C. 0F VAIL,
Partnership, nust be recorded in Eagle County.
3. Deeci of Trust from K. A. C. 0F VAIL, LTD., a Co'lorado Limited
Publ'ic Trustee of Eag'le County for the use of GORE RANGE LTD.,
. Partnershipi To secure lhe sun of $.l00,222110. '
'ti;
Partnership, to the
a Colorado Limited
scl'nEDU["E B-2
In addition to the items recited,!n the face of this Title Binder, and the Conditions and Stipulations and Exciu'
sions from Coverage in the Cornpanyi" o"u"l form of policy, the policy or policies to be issued hereunder shall not
o
be construed as insutin g against:
1, Taxes and assedsments not yet due or payable and
... office.
2. Any unpaid taxes or assessments against said land.
3. Liens for unpaid water and sewer charges, if any'
special assessments not
(Treasurer's certificate
yet certified to the Treasurer's
of taxes due has been ordered)'
4. Deed of Trust dated September 30, '1970 from G0RE RANGE' LTD", a
the Pub]ic Trustee of Eaqle County for the use of PAUL SAMPSON
$.|49,197.00 recorded 0ctober 9, .1970 in Book 2lB at Page 855.
.5. Reservations contained in patent from the Un'ited States recorded S-eptember l3' .l902
in eool +g at p;;;'A9i iu,mmirizeo as fo]]ows: Subject to right of the proprietor of
a v.in'or-roi. id-.iira;;;;;l iemove irls oie thereirom shouli the same'.be found to
penetrate or inierseii:-ifre-piemises hereby gruntuO and iheie is reserved from the lani
hereby granted righi of vriy'thereof for aititres or canals constructed by the authoritJ
of the United States.
Limited PartnershiP''l
to secure the sum of
o o\
GV-706
6th P.Ml
Souiheast
be'ing
211, Page
TiiLE BINDER
PAGE TI'JO
SC|iEDULE A (Continued)
3. The land'referred to in this Commitment is described as follows:
4 pqrcel of 'land situated'in the SE'l/4 of Section .|2, T5S, R80W of the
Eagle Couniy, Co'lorado more particularly described as follows:
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'Beginning at a point, on the South'line of said Section'12, whence the
corner of said Section .l2 bears S Bgo53r24" E, 532.00 feet said point
ggr-r"non vrith a parcel conveyed to .IACK A. l{ITKIil and recorded in book
520 Eagle County recorcisl
Thence N 89"53'24u tl, 335.25 feei to a po'int on the Norther'ly line of,tuniper
Lane said point being on the arc of a cul"ve to the lei't having a radius'of ISS.OOfeet and a chord bearing N 74o48'48,, l,J, 96.260 feet;
Thence on the arc of said curve 97.38 feet'uo the p.T. (po'int of Tangency);
Thence N B9o53r2!"'1" i6'1.6'l feet to a point on the East'line of Meadow Drive, sald,point being on the arc of a curve to thb'left havinq a radius of]08.10 feet ind-[rhose long chord bears N 30"S5'Z3r' |.l, ]'l'l .46 feet; -
Thence on the arc of said curve'1.17.'10 feet to the p.T.;
Thence N 62"04100" W, 248.64 feet to a point on the Northerly line of |"|eadow Drive;
Thence N 27"56r00" E' 482.'10 to a point on the Southerly line of said !.litkin parcel;
Thence S 88"07r38" E,49.83 fcet:Thence S 68".151 27" E,274.54 feei:
Thence S 43"58'05" E,'l 78.88 feet:
Thence s 'l 9"5.l i 52,, E, t ss. oo reei iThence S 09'02' 44't E, 203.95 feeti
Thence s 57o26t02" E, 123.29 feet'to the point of beginn'lng, County of Eag'le, Stateof Cciorado.
APPLICATION FOB
TOWN OF VAIL
STREET CUT PERMIT
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2. ,,-' Eicavatfigreontractor N-8me Address License Numbar
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Workis|or(circleone)dffiG;*",,)GasEtectricTe|ephonecATVother-\ ,/ -.*__,--.4.
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7.
Trench-width Length
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Depth
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Bond Amount
Permit Fee
Total Permit Fee
(Cash or Cg3hier's Check Only)
$
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$
ALL MATERIAL AND EQUIPMENT MUST BE ON THE JOBSITE BEFORE THE JOB IS STARTED.
Rubber out-riggers on equipment are a must when working on oil...No other oblect! can bo u.cd In pl.c. ot
rubbed
utility localions and approvals.8. A signature below indicates a review ot ,ngir"?,,?ld
)Upper Eagle Valley Water and Sanitation €49-6e80)
* Public Service Company (949-5781)
g)
r Holy Cross Electric Company (949-5892)
AMountain Bell (1-468-1000)
{ Heritage Cablevision Television (949-5530)t''i'-i,1y.
Vail Fire Department (476-7000, ext. 223)
9.
10.
11.
OTHER (i.e. Police, 6tc.)
Public Works (476-7000, ext. 250)
THERE WILL BE NO TOTAL STREET CLOSURES!
All excavation must be done by hand within 18" ol utilities - (Senate Bill 172).
I certily that I have read all requirements ot the street cut ordinance # 43 and willabide by the same, and that all
utilities and the Vail Police and Fire Departments have been notilied as required.
Eill lo: Company NamB
Company Addr6s
Bond Roloas€d Dat€
Special Conditions
flnance
-ept.
oy:
Dale Permit lssued
SKETCH PLAN OF WORK BELOW
show streets with names, buildings, and location of cuts usE DASH LINES FOR CUT.
THIS IS NOT A STREET CUT PERMIT!
white - Publlc \r,,/orks Pink - Coniroclor Yellow - Finoncs Gold - Communlty Development
75 south lrontage road . vail, colorado 81657 . (303) 476-7000
olf ice of the mayor
August L7, 1-987
Board of Directors
Upper Eagle Valley Consolidated Water District846 Forest RoadVai1, Colorado 81G57
SUBJECT: Tap Fees for Town of Vail park Construction
Dear Board of Directors:
Recently, the Vail Tordn Council changed the Real EstateTransfer Tax so that it could be used for not only the purchaseof open space, but also for the development of park land. TheTown is constructing irnprovements at four parks this summer andsome of the construction will reguire sewer and water taps.The VaiL Tohrn Council requests that the Board of Directorsreview the necessary taps and determine appropriate tap feesfor the Town to pay. We would appreciate the Board waiving orreducing the tap fees, if possible. Bel_ow is an outline oi tneconstruction work for each park and tap fees.
l-. Buffehr Cre€k_Pe_Ek (Lot 40, Buffehr Creek
ffi park is .8 acres of predorninantlyflat undeveloped land in West Vail. The site islocated to the east of the Brandess Building andnorth of the Town of Vail bike path and NorthFrontage Road. In the spring of 1986, Buffehr Creekresidents asked the Town to improve the land byadding Iandscaping and picnic areas.
Required Taps:a-l/2n irrigation tap
Bighorn Park: The park is 7 acres located in EastVail (east of the Vail Racquet Club to the north oflteadow Drive). Community rneetings were held inl-985. fn L985-l-986, a childrenrs wading pond,picnic areas, strean inprovements, ana pf-yqroundwere added to the park. Residents aLso requested
2.
restrooms, a drinking fountain, additional playequipnent, and landscaping.
Reguired Taps: Sewer tap, 3/4ti waluer service line
3. sandstone park: The Lotal site is actually L8acres;-Towever only the lower l-.5 acres isdeveloped. This neighborhood park is locatedadjacent to the North Frontage Road. just west of RedSandstone Elenentary School. Existing parkimprovements include a tot lot, picnic tables,volleyball court, and parking area. Residents haverequested that restrooms be added to the park.
Required Taps: Sewer tap, 3/4r vater service line
Johnston
PRJ: KrP: bpr
4. Ford Park: The Town is proposing to completeimprovements to the lower bench of fora park.
Grading is to be completed this fall with additionalimprovements in the spring of 1988. The lower benchimprovements include a large inforrnal pJ-ay field,playground, improved bike path, picnic areas, andperhaps a skating pond. At this time, it isdifficult to estirnate what type of tap fees will benecessary for this project until the finalconstruction documents are completed. However, theTown T,,rould be interested in knowing if there is anypossibility of reducing the standard tap fees forthe construction.
Representatives from the Town will be at the meetingr to anshrerquestions the Board may have concerninq the tap fees. Thankyou for considering the Townrs request
PauI R.
Mayor
Sincer
Itlay 7, 1987
Town of Vail
Recreation Department
292 ll. l,leadow Dr.
Vail, C0 81657
Attn: llr. Pat Dodson
Dear l'lr. Dodson:
As property ov{ners and residents of East Vajl we would like
to request that the Town of Vail Recreation Department consider
insta'lling a volleyball court at the Bighorn Park in East Vail this
sufimer.
There is a need for such a faci'l ity in East Vail and would be
used by both tourists and locals alike. The park is large enough
to support such an addition and would be a great asset to an already
beautiful park.
Sincerely, ^,i I -,
&;4 a"'./ &/"";e,--7 t"/it-.-
Bill and Christine l{alker
P.0. Box 6ll
Vai'l
Vaiili
RrcquEtCl ub
VAIL, COLORADO 81658
(3o.r47G3267
April 9, 1987
Miss lcisten Pritz
Planninq DepafrrEnt
lbr{n of Vail
75 Souttr ltontage Rcad
Vhil, Olorado 81657
Ear lGisten:
Drclosed is a ooplz of the article ire tte vail Trail that
led ne to believe that finds had been aS4nropriated for avollqpall ourt in Bighom Palk. I guess Ir11 rever krsr
trw the onftrsion was created, but at least ttrinqs will get
straightened:-out.
Best regards,
0^b
V{alter Kirctt
w@
E'rclosure
75 south lronlsge road
vail, colorado 81657
(303) 476-7000 ottlcs of communlly develoPmont
Dear Walter:
on April 20, 1987, Pat Dodson, Ron Phillips, Peter Patten and I met to
discuss the propo!.a irprovernints to Aigh6rn park. At this tirne, the
;;;;;-i"-i.tiing a"rid;-""si- estirnates ind construction cost estimates
for the pioposed irnprovements beLow:
l. Restroorns2. Dredging of the large Pond3. Addi[,io;al play equiprnent for the playground
4. Additional landscaPing
From our public meetings, it was evident that the.restrooms and
ii"d"."pi-rg ur" i^F;a;"i irnprovements to the residents who attended
;;;;;if"'r".ii"g';. w" havi not dererrnined the final list of
improvements to the park, - once we receive the design and construction
cost estinates, r" "itt discuss the-costs with the iown Council' This
;i;;G;i;" ir t."[.[i""ry scneduted for May 5 at the couuncil work
session. These meetings-usuatly begin aE 2200 P'M'
rf you wish to attend the meeting, pleasp 9ive.me.a caII on Friday or
Monday before the neeting and f wi.fi be happy to let you know exactly
when this iternrn "iii l" lresented to the Councif. I hope tlti:- clears
iiil-i"V ""niusion-otr-tn" ilrestion of whether or not a volleyball court
is being proPosed for the Parl<.
April- 22, L987
Mr. Walter Kirch
VaiI Racquet Club
Box 1088
vail, Colorado 81658 Re: Bighorn Park Inprovements
Sincerely,,
(-l,h^?th
I ltllt l\' \ r' I I LKristan Pritz
Town PLanner
KP: br
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75 south fronlage road
vail, colorado 81657
(303) 476-7000 olflce of communlly develoPment
May 15, 1986
Mr. Fred Hi I I er
Box 3963
Vai1, co1 orado 81658
RE: fighorn Park Bri dge
Dear Fred,
This morning I cal1ed you concerning the final work on the Bighorn Park
Bridge. I am very concerned that the completion of the bridge and the
revegetation occur as soon as possible. You stated to me that you intend
to finish the bri dge, landscaping, and revegetation by May 26, 1986. - It
is very critical that this work be completed by May 26. The construction
site is adjacent to the main entrance to the park and presently has a
negative impact on people entering the site.
I also want to insure that you understand that the Community Development
Department will not release any additional Temporary Certificate of
0ccupancies for the remain'i ng six unjts unless a complete letter of credit
is arranged to cover the remaining work. In addition, the Town of Vail
will not issue any further street cut permits to Public Service if work is
not completed promptly. This wou'l d apply to the area where ihe gas line
i s 'l ocated.
I am also asking that your contractor, Chri s Seweli, replace the entrance
gate. At this time, the posts are not proper'ly anchored into the ground
and the chain is virtually useless as it hangs so low to the ground. I
have had two compr'aints from residents concerning this parti cu'l ar
prob lem- I have a -'l so been to'l d that cars are drivi ng i nto the park due to
the low chain. The path into the park was never intended to be used for
this ourrrose. Please ask Chris Sevrel I to adCress this matterimmedi atel y.
lr
Mr- Fred Hiller
May 15, 1986
Page 2
I am requesting that you provide the recorded copies of al'l the easements
for the bridge. The last time I requested this information you had some
delays with Mountain Bell. Please submit the easements as soon as
possible-
Thank you for your cooperation on this project. I will look forward to
seeing the bridge and iandscaping completed in the near future-
Si ncerely,
r,/. \ Dl{vrrtnn YJt).IUl, lr,crl lrl!l
Kristan Pritz
Town Pl anner
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EASEMENT DEED
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
THAT Fred T. Hiller, III (hereinafter referred to as
"Grantor") r for Ten Dollars and other good and valuable
considerationl the receipt of which is hereby acknowJ-edgedT bas
granted, bargained r sold and conveyed r and by these Presents does
grant2 bargainr sell and convey and confirm unto TOWN oF VAIL'
whose legal address is 75 S. Frontage Rd., West, Vailr Colorado
81557 (hereinafter referred to as I'Grantee"), the following real
property situate in the County ot Eagler State of Coloradot
to-wit:
A perpetual non-exclusive easement for pedestrian accessl ingress
and eg!ess, over and across that portion of Grantorrs Property
which is set forth and designated on Exhibit A attached hereto.
Together with all and singular hereditaments and apPurtenances
thereto belonging, or in anywise apPertaining, and the reversion
and reversions r remainder and remainders, rents r issues and
profits thereof; and all the estateT right' title, interestl
claim and demand whatsoeverr of the Grantorr either in law or in
equity of, in and to the above-bargained real property interest,
witb the hereditaments and apPurtenances.
TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the real property interest above
bargained and described with appurtenancesr unto the Granteer
its successors and assigns forever. And the Grantor, for him-
self, his heirs, successors and assigns r covenants r grants t
bargains and agrees to and witb the Granteer its successors and
assigns, does hereby grant; bargain, sell and convey the sarne in
manner and form as aforesaid, subject to Ehose liensr taxesr
assessments and encurnbrances of record, if anyi said above-
bargained and desc:i.bed real property interest to rernain in tbe
quiet and peaceable possession of Granteer its successors ano
assigns I against all. and every person or persons r lawfully
claiming or to claim the whole or any part thereofr by or through
the Grantorr which GranCor shall and will WARRANTY AND FOREVER
DEMAND.
Grantor, his heirse sLlcc€ssors r and,/or assigns, shall not
erect nor place any permanent building, structure, irnprovementr
fence o! tree on the above-described easement; and Grantees shall
not be 1iable for their removal if they are so placed. Grantor
shall rnaintain and dedicate the property as a comnon parcel,
including the use of the general publicr uPon filing of any
subdivision rnap. That Grantee shall have no duty to maintain the
easement, and sha1l be named as a co-insured on all properti'
insurance coverage.
Acceptance of this easement by Grantee shatl constitute
its agreement and consent as follows:
1. At such tirne and in the event that the
described herein shal1 be abandoned r Grantee's real
easement
proper ty
and bein teres t in the e ase:lent
thereafter rnerged witb the servient/ estate.
this /SIGNED AND DELIVERED /6 day of 19B5.
STATE OF COLORADO
COUNTV OF EAGLE
ss.
The foregoing Easernent Deed was acknowledged before rne this
dav of e!reg.--, 1985 by Fred t. airLel2u,
Witness ny hand and official seal .
My cornrnission expires on: hny 3, /491
Publ ic
ACCESS
EXH IB IT ,.A..
EASEMENT LOCATED IN THE S.E. I/4 OF
SECTION 12, TOWNSHIP 5 SCI.JTH, RANGE 80 WEST
OF SIXTH PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, TOWN tr VAIL,
EAGLE COUNTY. COLORADO
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LAND DESCRIPTION
ACCESS EASEMENT
..TRACT A" :
A parcel of land located ln the SE l/4 of Sectlon 12, Townshlp 5South, Range 80 llegt of the Slxth Prlnc.tpal Herldlan, Town ofVa11, Eagle County, Colorado, more particularly descrlbed as
follows:
polnt on the property 11ne of the Va11 East Townhooes - TownhousePlat No. I corlrlon area; chence along the cammon area Sl.0'35 r00"8r
3.63 feec Eo Ehe poinc of beglnnlng.' The descrlbed parcel
conEalns 0.037 acrea
Bearlngs are based on che Vall EasE Townhooes - Townhouse
Plat t{o. l, Town of Va1l, Eagle County, CoIorado. Southeastcorner of Secclon l2 (alunLnuro cap), Towqshlp 5 South, Range 80lfesc co a rebar and cap (LS 2f49); N00"08r l7'W, 174.64 feet along
the range l fire.
4-9
Beglnnlng at a polnt on the property l$ne of the Vall Easc
Townhones - Townhouse Plat No. I coroinon area f rora whlch the
SouEheasE corner of Sectlon l2 bears S7l'll | 17"8, 563,46 feet;
thence along the properE.y 11ne of che conmon area S84"46'41'W,
16.23 feet to the boundary line of Parcel "8" of the Va11 Easc
?ownhomes - Townhouse PLat No. l; chence along the boundary of
sald Parcel "8" S84'46'41'W, 23.77 feet; thence S45'03t47"VI ,I13.74 feet to che approxLnace centerline of Gore Creek; thencedepartlng fron sald ParceI "8" and contlnu1ng along the
approxLnat€r center llne of Gore Creek N09"02,4-4"W, 41..3 6 f eet;
thence departlng fron clii approxlnate cenrer lfrie'-of dore Creek
1180"57r 16"8, 56.17 feet; thence N47o26r25"8, f4.30 feec; thence
N45o20t 44"8, 12.38 feet; Ehence N42'53r05'E, L5.7 3 feec; thence
N80'03'03'E, 15.21 feec; Ehence N84'46'41"E, 26.26 feet to a
o5lo 20
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. .lrollct: Accordlng to Cblor.do trr )ros rurt co-.rra rrylatrl rctlor Da3.d lpon ant datact In thlr turvry yltiln rlr
Itr.ta rltar F.r f lrrt dltcoyrr asch fitact. In no..vant. Iy rttacSton batac rlpon any aLtact In thlr rurvry b. cnncad toraItrx t.n F.rt troa tha dtta of tha c.rtlflcatlon rhorn haraoo,
KKBTIA INC.
cou;tlTtxc ElFrrr€Eis Aro. 1Ar0 sJRr/Erpf,s
P.O. lOX 97, E(rniOS,COLORAm ttdP ,(!Oq9e6-55r3
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EASEMENT DEED
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
TIIAT GORE CREEK MEADOWS ASSOCIATIoN, INC.' a Colorado Non-
Profit Corporation, forrnerly known as Vail East Townhomes and
Condominiurns Association, Inc. (hereinafter referred to as
'Grantor"), for Ten Dollars and other good and valuable
considerationl the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, has
granted, bargained r sold and conveyed, and by these presents does
grantz bargainr sel1 and convey and confirn unto TOWN OF VAILT
whose legaI address is 75 S. Frontage Rd.1 West, Vailr Colorado
81657 (hereinafter referred to as "Grant€€"), the following real
property situate in the County of Eagle ' State of Colorado,
to-wit:
A perpetual non-excLusive easement for pedestrian accessr ingress
and egress, over and across that portion of Grantorrs Property
which is designated "VaiI East Townhomes Common Area" in Exhibit
A, attached hereto and incorporated herein by this reference as
if set out in fufl.
And all its right title and interest in and to that easement
recorded.fanuary 2t 1981 ' in Book 315 at Page 813, relating to
the non-exclusive access easement described thereinr without
liability or recourse to Grantee for duties and obligations
contained in said deedr which easement is more fully described on
Exhibit A-1, attached hereto and incorporated herein by this
reference as if set out in full.
Together with all and singular hereditaments and appurtenancesthereto belonging, or in anywise appertainingr and the reversion
and revers ions , rernainder and remainders r rents r issues and
profits thereof; and all the estatel right, titl-er interestt
cfairn and demand whatsoever, of the Grantorr either in law or in
equity of, in and to the above-bargained real property interest,
with the hereditaments and appurtenances.
TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the real property interest above
bargained and described with appurtenaDC€s1 unto the Grantee,
its successors and assigns forever. And the Grantorr for its-
self r its heirs , successors and ass igns , covenants, grants ,bargains and agrees to and with the Grantee, its successors and
assigns, does hereby glant, bargain, sell and convey the same in
manner and forrn as aforesaidr subject to those liens, taxest
assessments and encumbrances of record r if anyi said above-
bargained and described real property interest to rernain in the
quiet and peaceable possession of Grantee, its successors and
assigns, against all and every person or persons 7 lawfully
claiming or to clain the whole or any part thereof, by or through
the Grantor' which Grantor shal1 and will WARRANTY AND FOREWR
DE},IAND.
Grantorr its heirs, successors, and/or assignsr shall not
erect nor place any permanent building, structurel improvernent,
fence or tree on the above-descr ibed easementr dnd Grantees sha11
not be liable for tbej.r renoval if they are so placed. Grantee
shall have no duty to maintain the easernentr and sha11 be naned
as a co-insured on all property liability insurance. Grantor
agrees to provide proof of insurance upon reasonable reo,uest of
Grantee.
Acceptance of this easenent byits agreernent and consent as follows:
Grantee shalI constitute
1. At such tirne and in the event that the easenent
described herein shall be abandoned, Grantee rs real property
interest in the easement shaII immediately revert to and be
thereafter merged with the servient estate.
STGNED AND DELTVERED rhis /8 a"y ot ,D&ilg.L, 1985.
GORE CRIEK MEADOWS ASSOCIATION, INC.'
a Colorado Non-Profit Corporation
formerly known as VaiI East Townhomes
and Condominiurns Association, Inc.
By:
STATE OF COLORADO )) ss.
couNTY OF EAGLE )
The foreqoinq Easement Deed was acknowledqed before me this18 aay or Jrcce-r,,rber , 1985 ay 4.r*u L -,4a1/:i _ as
-&55t
DFtn - of Gore Creek Meadows Assoc iation r Inc . I a
Colorado Non-profit Corporation formerly known as Vail East
Townhomes and Condominium Assocj.ationr Inc.
Witness my hand and official seal .
My commission expires on: b-7-gl
Notary PubIic
EXH IB IT A': /
ACCESS EASEMENT
SUNDIAL, PHASE 2
TOWN OF VAIL, EAGLE COUNTY, COLORADO
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TO THE N.E. CORT{ER
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LIMITED COMMON PARCEL 6 AND
ACCESS AND UTILITY EASEMENT
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LAND DESCRIPTON
ACCESS EASEMENT
An access easenenr slcuated 1n a porElon of the llnted couaon
parcel and ut111Ey easenen! of che flnal plar of !he tonnhouse
nap of Sundial Phase 2, recorded as an easemenE deed 1o Book 21.5
ac Page 813 1n the Eagle County Clerk and Recorderrs 0ftlce.
Sald easeoent 1s sl tuated ln the NorcheasE Quarcer of Sec t 1on 13,
Townshlp 5 Souch; Range 80 Wesr, and the Norchwesc Quarter of
Sectlon 18, Townshlp 5 South,Range 79 Wesc of Ehe Stxch Princlpal
Mertdian, more partlcularly descrlbed as follows:
Eegtnnlng at a polnt whlch ll.es on che Norch 1lne of Secrlon l3
ln aald Tornshl.p and Range fron which the Northeast Corner of
Secclon l3 bears s89"53124"8, 2I2.36 feeE; thence S00'06'36"I{,
115.87 feet, thence S4lo00r00"E, 156.94 feet; thence s86'00'00"E,
110.00 feet; Ehence s58'55'00'8, L22.99 feet to a polnt on the
Eastern Boundary llne of Sundlal Phase 2, fIdaL plat of the
tor.nhouse Dap; thence along sald Eastern Boundary Llne
S25o0l'59-t{, 25.14 feeE; thence deparclng from sald'Eastern
Boundary Ltne N58o55r00-lJ, I19.63 feet; thence N86'00r00"1r,
114.33 feet; thence N4 1"00r00'l{, 176.67 feec; thence N00'06'36"E,
125.24 feet to a potnc on the North Ilne of Secclon l3 1n 8a1.d
Township and Range; Ehence along the Norch ltne of Sectlon l3
S89"53124"E, 25.00 feer to the polnt of beglnntn!'.'-
BearLnge are based on the
Plat No. l, Town of Vall, Eagle
cog.qer of Sectlon l2 (alurnlnuro
llest to a rebar and cap (LS 2149)the 'range llne.
Va11 East, TonnhoDes - Townhouse
Counfy, Colorado. Southeaec
cap), Townehlp 5 South,. Range 80; N00"08' l7'.s, L7 4.64 ftfrt/ "J-&Efir
ffi&ffi&j?! reago ;
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KKBNA INC.
col6ttTtl{G ElGll€E RS rr|O
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- _fOllGt: Atcordllg to Cirlonrlo lay you rurt corrrna. mttl.gfl actfo. !rt.d epor any daf.cl In thlr rqrvay vlttrln tlr
),ra'3 rtt.? tos tttr! dlrcovar tlcrl aLtact.. ln no rvrnt. r|y rnyactlo.r b|r.d upon an f drtrct ln thlt turvry br cqnced rori
tlraa tan ya.rt tror t& alata of tha cartl crtloa rhom hrr.o.r.
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qASEMENT DBED AGREEMENT
KNO}I AI,L MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
THAT the Town of Vail, a municipal corporation, (hereinafterreferred to as "Grantor")r for Ten Dollars and other good anivaluable consideration, the receipt of which is herebl
acknowledged r by these presents does GRANT and eUITCLAIM untc.Public service corporation of cororadol whose lega1 address is
(hereinafter referredproperty situate into-wit:
to as "Grantee"), the following realthe County of Eag1e, State of Colorado,
A permanent non-excrusive easement, together with the rightof ingress and egress, to construct, ieconstruct, operate,repair and maintain a gas line, bridger dnd relatedstructure or appurtenance in, on ov€rr under and through:
As set forth on Exhibit 'A" attached hereto and incorporateoherein by this reference as if set out in fuLl herein.
Appurtenant to the real property set forth on Exhibit"Bn, attacbed hereto and incorporated herein by thisreference as if set out in full herein.
Together with all and singular hereditaments and appurtenancesthereto belonging, or in anywise appertainingr dnd the reversionand reversions, remainder and remainders r r€Dts, issues aniprofits thereof; and a1l the estate, right, title, interest,claim and demand whatsoeverl of the Grantof, either in law or inequity of, in and to the above-bargained rear property interest,with the hereditaments and appurtenances.
To HAVE AND To HOLD the sdm€7 together with all and singularthe , appurtenances and privileges Lhereunto belonging oi inanywise tbereunto appertaining, ind all tbe estate, rlghlr title,interest and ctaim whatsoevei, of the Grantor, either in law orequity to the onry proper use, benefit and behoof of the crantee,its successors and assigns forever.
Grantor, its heirs, successors, and/or assignsr shall noterect nor prace any permanent buildingT structure, improvernent,fence or tree on the above-descr ibed e-asenent, and Grantee shallnot be liable for their removal if they are so placed.
Acceptance of this easement by Grantee shaLl constitute itsagreenent and consent as follows:
l. At such time and in the event that the easementdescr ibed herein shall be abandoned I Grantee rs real propertyinterest in the easement shalL imrnediately revert to and bethereafter rnerged with the servient estate.
2. The gas 1ine, constructed on the above_describedeasement and the area of the access easement shall beconstructed 1 naintained, and repaired in a reasonablemanner r coDd ition and appearance. In the event it isneces_sary to construc!1 r€construct, repair or replace the9as line Grantee shal1 restore the area as nearly i" may bepracticable to the same condition, inclirding fulLrevegetation, as it was pr ior to construction, rdpair or
::!l:::t""l, provided .,o' pernanenr building, strucrure,rrnprovernent I f ence or tree shali_ be placed thereon byGrantor which interferes with Granteers righti herein
-3. The Grantee agrees to fully indernnifye sdV€ and keepthe Grantor harmless f;6;-iny-i"a all claims for damage to real
and personal property and injuries
on said property during the term of
or deatbs suffered by persons
this easenent.
srcNED AND DEITVERED this bLuu, ", \nZ-^.-/r-"...--L98s.
By:
PubLic Service Corporation of Colorado
By:
Date
Town CLerk
ACCEP?ED:
'ExHrBlr A'
BIGHORN PARK UTILITY EASEMENT
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LAND DESCRIPTION
UTILITY EASEMENTIPER LANE
A parcel of land localed 1n the SE l/4 of SecEion 12, Townshlp 5
South, Range 80 tlest of che Sixth Prlncipal Merldian, Town of
Va11, Eagle Counry, Coloradb, nore parElcularly descrlbed as l0
fee! each slde of Lhe followlng descrlbed cenEerllne:
Beglnning at a point on the approxlnate centerllne of Gore Creek
frou which an alumlnur cap belng the SouCheasC Corner of Sectlon
l2 bears S78'58'25'E,67 1.04', thence S65'04'43"1{, 73.00r; thence
S66'19' l0't{, 197.05t to the polnt of termlnus on the Northerly
Rlght-of-Way of Junlper Lane frou whlch the Southeast corner of
secrlon L2 bears s88"50'00"8, 905.51'
lengthened or shortened to termlnate at
of -l{ay and che approxlmace centerltne
descrlbed parcel contalns 0.124 acres.
Dearlngs are based on che Va11 Ea
Plat No. l, Town of Vall, Eagle County
corner of Sectlon l2 (aluralnun cap), To
t{esG to a rebar and cap (LS 2149); N00"08
the ran(e 11ne.
The side llnes to be
Junlper Lane Rlght-
Gore Creek. The
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EASEMENT DEED AGREEMENT
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
THAT the Town of vailr a nunicipal corporationr (hereinafter
referred to as "Grantorn), for Ten Dollars and other good a_nd
valuable consideration, the receipt of which is hereby
acknowledged, by these presents does GRANT and QUITCLAIM unto
public Seivice Corporation of Colorado, and Fred T. Ililler' III'
whose legal addreis is 5020 Main Gore Circler Vailr Colorado
81557 I (hireinafter referred to as "Grante€")r the following real
propeity situate in the county of EagIer state of colorador
to-wit:
A Pernanent non-exclusive easement, together with the right
of ingress and egresgr to constructr !€coDStructl op€ratel
repaii and rnaintain a gas liner pedestrian bridgel
pedestrian and bicycle pathsr dnd related structure or
appurtenance in, on over, under and through:
As set forth on Exhibit 'A' attached hereto and incorPorated
herein by this reference as if set out in ful1 herein.
Appurtenant to the real Property set forth on Exhibit "B'r
altached hereto and incorporated herein by this reference as
if set out in full herein.
Together with alt and singular hereditanents and appurtenances
th6reto belongingl or in anywise appertaining, and the reversion
and reversions, remainder and remainders, rents e issues and
profits thereofi and all the estate, rightr title, interest,
itaim and dernand whatsoeV€rr of the Grantor, either in lalv or in
equity of, in and to the above-bargained real property interest,
with the hereditanents and appurtenances.
TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the silll€, together with al1 and singular
the appurtenances and privileges thereunto belonging or in -aly-wise -t-bereunto appertaining I lnd all the estate I r ight, title r
interest and clailn whatsoeverr of the Grantor, eitber in law or
equity to the only proper user benefit and behoof of the Grantee,
its successors and assigns forever.
Grantor, its heirs, successors, andr/or assignsr shatr not
erect nor place any permanent buildingr structure, irnprovement,
fence or tree on thL above-described easemente dnd Grantee shall
not be liable for their rernoval if they are so placed.
Acceptance of this easenent by Grantee shalL constitute its
agreement and consent as follows:
1. At such tirne and in the event that the easement
described herein shall- be abandoned, or in the event that Grantee
breacbes any covenant of this Easernentr Granteers real property
interest in the easement shall irnmediately revert to and be
thereafter merged with the servient estate.
2. Tbe gas line, pedestrian bridger and pedestrian and
bicycle path constructed on the above-described easenent and the
arel of lhe access easement shall be constructed r naintained r and
repaired in a reasonable mannerr condition and appearance: In
tha event it is necessary to construct, reconstructt repair or
replace the gas line and pedestrian bridge, Grantee sbal1 restore
the area as nearly as may be practicable to the same conditione
including fu11 revegetation, as it was prior to constructione
repair or replacementr provided no permanent building, structurer
improvement, fence or tree shal1 be placed thereon by Grantor
which interferes with Granteers rights herein.
7 ^J:-.^1h:_ i_r,1ntee9 agree to fglry _ indernnify, save and keep,r: 9l?l:?r frarnless from any and alt claims, in-luding cosis inljrcorneyrs feesr. for d_anage to real and personar prop"rtv ineinjuries oE deaths suffered by persons in connectitn -wit6 ih;construction, maintenancel use br in anywise relating to -oi
arising from the easement and the bridgi constructea inereon,during the tern of this easenent. Fred T. Hiller, IIf, or anysuccessor in interest relating to the property uppurt"nunt to thep::::::i:"^^.b.:19-g" r _d!lr€€s to mainlai-n c-us€6nary riauirilyrnsurance coverage relating to the pedestrian bridge-in the namiof Fred T. Hille-rr.Irr. or"unv "u"."""o, in interest relating tothe property appgrtenant to €ne pedestrian bridge and name thecrantor as an additional insured on such po1 icids of insurancJ,as its interest may appear. Grantees agree to provide proof ofinsurance upon reasbna6ie ,"qu."i of Grantor.
srcNED AND DELTvERED this &/Lauv ot \p/!4'</t/L-, 1985.
By:
ACCEPTED:
Publ-ic Service Corporation of Colorado
By:
Date
FRED T. HIILER, III Date
Clerk
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LAND DESCRIPTION
BRIDCE CONSTRUCTION EASE}TENT
A parcel of land located In the SE l/4 of Sectlon 12, Tornshlp 5
South, Range 80 lfest of the Slxth Prlnclpal Mer1d1an, Town of
Vall, Eagle Councy, Colorado, rore partlcularly descrlbed as l0
feec each elde of the followlng described cenrerllne; I
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l2 bears S78'58'25'E, 67 1.04 f eet
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xlnate centerllne of Gore Greekthe Southeaa t corner of Section
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n whlch the Southeaet corner of
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f Gore Creek. The descrlbed
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ACCESS EASEMENT LOCATED IN THE S.E. I/4 OF
SECTION 12, TOWNSHIP 5 Sq.JTH, RANGE 80 WEST
OF SIXTH PRINCIPAL tvlERlDlAN, TOWN OF VAIL,
EAGLE couNTY,COLORADO
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ACCESS EASEMENT
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Beglnnlng at a poin! on the property fine of Ehe Vall EasrTownhones - Townhouse Plat No. I coninon area from nhlch theSoutheast corner of Secclon l2 bears STloll ' 17"8, 563.46 feer;thence along !he properEy 11ne of the connon area S84o46r4l'W,16.23 feet co Ehe boundary llne of Parcel "8" of the Va11 Easr
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congalng 0.03 7 acrea.
Va11 Easc Townhiroee - Tonnhouse
County, Colorado. Soulheast
cap), Towqshlp 5 South, Range 80
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EASEMENT DEED AGREEMENT
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
THAT tbe Town of Vailr a municipal corPoration, (hereinafter
referred to as "Grantort) , for Ten Dollars and other good and
valuable consideration 7 the receipt of which is hereby
acknowledged, by these presents does GRANT and QUITCLAIM unto
Public Service Corporation of Coforador €Ind Fred T. Eiller' III,
whose legal address is 5020 Main Gore Circler vail, Colorado
81557 I (hereinafter referred to as rGranteen)r the following real
property situate in the County of Ea91e, State of Colorador
to-w it:
A permanent non-exclusive easement, together with the right
of ingress and egress, to constructr r€coDstructr oPerate,
repair and naintain a gas line, pedestrian bridger
pedestr ian and bicycle paths e ?nd related structure or
appurtenance in, on over, under and through:
As set forth on Exhibit nA" attached hereto and incorporated
herein by this reference as if set out in fu1l herein.
Appurtenant to the real Property set forth on Exhibit "B',
attached hereto and incorporated herein by this reference as
if set out in full herein.
Together with all and singular hereditaments and appurtenances
thereto belonging, or in anywise appertainingr and the reversion
and reversions r renainder and renainders; rents r issues and
profits thereof; and aII the estater right, titler interestr
clairn and demand whatsoev€rr of the Grantor, either in law or in
equity ofl in aqrd to the above-bargained real property interest,
with the hereditaments and appurtenances.
TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the s?neI togetber with all and singular
the appurtenances and privileges thereunto belonging or in any-
wise thereunto appertaining, and all the estate, rightr titler
interest and clainr whatsoever, of tbe Grantor, either in law or
equity to the only proper user benefit and behoof of the Granteer
its successors and assigns forever.
Grantor, its heirs, successorsr and/or assignsr shall not
erect nor place any permanent buildingl structurer irnprovement'
fence or tree on the above-described easementr dnd Grantee shal1
not be liable for their removal if they are so placed.
Acceptance of this easement by Grantee shall constitute its
agreenent and consent as follows:
1. At such time and in the event that the easement
described herein shall be abandonedr or in the event thats Grantee
breaches any covenant of this Easenent, Grantee's real property
interest in the easement shal1 immediately revert to and be
thereafter merged with the servient estate.
2. The gas liner pedestrian bridger dnd pedestrian and
bicycle path constructed on the above-described easement and the
area of the access easement shall be constructed I maintained e and
repaired in a reasonable nanner, condition and aPPearance. In
the event it is necessary to construct, reconstruct, repair or
replace the gas line and pedestrian bridge, Grantee shall restore
the area as nearly as nay be practicable to the same condition,
including full revegetationl as it was prior to construction,
repair or replacementr provided no permanent buildingr structurer
improvernent, fence or tree shall be placed thereon by Grantor
which interferes with Granteers rights herein.
7 3. The Grantees agree to tllt"_indennify, :3ve and keep.l:^::::l:r,harmless frgm any and alr -c1aim", i.6irorns cosrs and;rrorney's fees1, for _darnag,l to rear and pbrsonar prop"ity inoinjuries or deaths. suffere-d by persons in connection with tbeconstruction, naintenance, us6 br in anywise relating to orarising fron the easement and the bridge' constructea thereonlduring the tern of this easenent. rred -T. Hirter, rrr, or anysuccessor in interest relating to the p.op"ity-ipiurt"nunt to thepedestrian bridge, agrees to rnainlai-n "-u"io-rnary Iiabilityinsurance coverage 191aiing to- tn" pedestrian bridge in the narneof Fred T. Hilreir.rrr, or"u"v -"r.""""o, in interest rerating toll:_l:_"n:It{_"!qu.renant to €ne peaestrian ;;i;;. and name rhebranEor as an additional insured on such polici& of :.nsurance,as its interest nay appear. Grantees agree to provide proof ofinsurance upon reasbnaLie ,"gu""l- of Grantor.
srcNED AND DELTVERED rhis &Uu, ot \9/!44y'r/,,(-, 1985.
By:
ACCEPTED:
Public Service Corporation of Colorado
By:
Date
FRED T. HILLER, TII Date
Clerk
'EXHIBIT A'
BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION EASE MENT
OF VAIL,BIGHORN
EAGLE
PARK,TOWN
COUNTY, COLORADO
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LAND DESCRIPTION
BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION EASEMENT
A parcel of land located ln rhe Se f/4 of Secclon 12, Townshlp 5South, Range 80 West of the Slxch prlncipal Merldlan, Town ofVall, Eagle County, Colorado, Dore parElcularly descrlbed as l0feet each slde of the fol,lowlng descrlbed centerllne; I
Beglnnlng ac a polnt on the apfron whlch an alunlnuo cap bel2 bears S78"58t25"Er 671.04 fCo Che polnt of ternlnusSectlon l2 bears S82r 19r58"E,lengthened or shortened aboutat Che approxloate cenEerlineparcel con cal.ns 0.033 5 ac re s.
proxlmate centerllne of Gore Creek
lng the Sou lheas t corner of Sectlon
eet, thence S65"04r43"1{, 73.00 feec
frou whlch che Southeasc corner of
731.39 feet. The slde llnds to be
the polnt of beg lnnlng to - qerElnace
of Gore Creek. The degcrlbed
ffi*
6frfiDaaat083a i
3
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f-c.q r.rllil,
, _ .||0llGt: iccorollp to C6tor.do lrv you rvrt co_.nc. .tUr.r9r.r rcuor !...d rpon-.ry ocrcci ii ili.,-;";;; 'Jiiil, ,r,yr.B rtltr pu flrr!.rtltcirvcr rucb d.t.Gt. t n
-no-irrni. "iiy myrcttoo b.r.d upon .ny defrc! in ahi;-;;rr:; ;; ;;;;"; _r.ttr.. t.n y..r3 tro. th.'drtr or tu ccritiiiiiioi- it'-i.r.*.
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P.O. 9OX 9f , EfiAROS,Cq-OR CD 6 tclz.(lOI 9a6-3S73
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EXH IB IT 'B N
ACCESS EASEMENT LOCATED IN THE S.E. I/4 OF
SECTION 12, TOWNSHIP 5 SOIJTH, RANGE 80 WEST
OF SIXTH PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, TOWN
EAGLE COUNTY, COLORADO
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CORNER OF SECTIoII 12sztott'tz"E, 363.46'
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LAND DESCRIPTION
ACCESS EASEMENT
.TRACT A'' :
land located 1n the SE l/4 of Secr, lor 12, Township 580 Weat of the Stxth Prlnc.lpal Meridlan, Town ofGounty, Colorado, nore partlcularly descrlbed as
based on Ehe Vall Eas! Townhooes - Townhouse
ValI, Eagle County, Colorado. Southeasc
L2 (alumlnun cap), Towrlshlp 5 Souch, Range 80
cap (LS 2f49); N00"08'17-W,174.54 feet along
trS'Srr{ea.a
aroE3C !
Sr r.r,l
A parcel of
South, Range
Va11, EagIe
f ollowa:
Bearlngs arePlat No. l, Town ofcorner of Sectlon
lJes C to a rebar and
Beglnnlng at a potnr on rhe properry f!r,e of the Vall EascTownhones - Townhouse Plat No. I conhon area fron which theSoutheasE corner of Sectlon l2 bears S7l"lIrl7'8, 553.46 fee c;thence along che propercy line of the conmon area S84o46t4l"W,L6.23 feeE to the boundary llne of parcel "B" of the Val1 EasrTownhones - Townhouse Plac No. l; thence along Ehe boundary ofsald Parcel "8" S84o45r4l'W, 23.77 feer; chsnce S45'"03'47"tt,113.74 feec to Ehe approximate centerline of Gore Creek; thencedepartlng fron sald Parcel "B" and contlnulng along theapproxlnaE€r c€nE€E 11ne of Gore Creek N09 o02'44'W, 44.36 feer;thence departlng fron the approxlmace center 11ne of Gore CreekN80'57t I6"8, 56.17 feer; rhence N47'26'25"E, 14.30 feer; thenceN45'20t44"8, 12.38 feet; rhence N42"53r05'8, 15.73 feet; thenceN80'03'03'8, 15.21 feer; thence N84:46'41"E, 26.26 feet ro apolnt on the property llne of Ehe Vall East Townhoues - TownhougePIat No. I conrnon area; thence along t.he corornon area SlOo35rO0"E,3.53 feet to the polnr of beglnnlng.' The descrlbed parcel
conEaLns 0.037 acrea.
lhe range Ilhe.
. .tr0llct: - AGGortlDg to Calorr.ro t|y you rurt cnanGr rrrtlr.9.r .cttci Dar.d r?on .nt d.t.c! [n thlt rsryry rlthl|r rliy..r3 att r to{ tlrrl dlrcoy.t' ructt .htrct. In oo.ivcnt, ry rny.Crlcr DIrd upon aay drtacl In thlr ruryay br cnmrd xrrlhan tra trarr froa tha data of tha crrtlfiG.tion rho$t hrr.on.
KKBTA INC.
co6lfTtf|o Ex;hf€ERs AttoLArP En^'EIUs
p.o. Box !t7, EfirRos,@LmAm ltctt.(!cl:}e6-Irnt
EASEMENT DEED AGREEMENT
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
THAT the Town of Vail , a municipal corporation, (hereinafterreferred to as rrGrantor") e for Ten Dollars and other good andvaluable consideration, the receipt of which is herebyacknowledged, by these presents does GRANT and QUITCLAIM untcPublic Service Corporation of Colorado, whose 1egal address is
(hereinafter referred toproperty situate in theto-wit:
as "Grantee") I the following real.County of Eagle r State of Colorado,
A pernanent non-exclusive easenent, together with the rightof ingress and egress, to construct, ieconstruct, operaae,repair and maintain a gas 1ine, bridge, and relatedstructure or appurtenance in, on over, under and through:
As set forth on Exhibit ,A" attached hereto and incorporatedherein by this reference as if set out in full herein-.
Appurtenant to the real property set forth on Exhibit"B', attached hereto and incorporated herein by thisreference as if set out in full herein.
Together with all and singular hereditanents and appurtenancesthereto belonging, or in anywise appertaining, and tbe reversionand reversions 2 remainder and remainders r r€Dts, issues andprofits thereof; and all the estater rightr title, interest,claim and demand whatsoever, of the Grantoi, either in law or inequity of, in and to the above-bargained real property interest,with the hereditaments and appurtenances.
To HAVE AND To HoLD the same, togetber with a1l and singularthe.appurtenances and privileges lhereunto belonging oi inanywise thereunto appertaining, ind all the estate, rlgh[., title,interest and clain whatsoevei, of the Grantor, either in law orequity to the only proper use, benefit and behoof of the Granteelits successors and assigns forever.
Grantor, its heirs, successors, and/or assignsr shall noterect nor place any permanent building, structurel irnprovement,fence or tree on the above-described easementr ?nd Grantee shallnot be liable for their rernoval if they are so placed.
Acceptance of this easement by Grant,ee shalr constitute itsagreenent and consent as follows:
l. At such time and in the event that the easenentdescribed herein shalt be abandoned, Granteers real propertyinterest in the easenent shall immediately revert to and bethereafter merged with the servient estate.
2. The gas liner constructed on the above-describedeasenent and the area of the access easement shall beconstructed, naintained, and repaired in a reasonablemanner r condition and appearance. In the event it isneces_sary to construct, reconstruct, repair or replace the9as l.i.ne Grantee shall restore tbe area as nearly is nay bepracticable to the same condition, incl-uding fullrevegetation , as it was pr ior to construction I re-pair orTlll:::*."!, ,provided ,,o' pernanenr buitding , srrucrure,rmprovement, fence or tree shall be placed thereon byGrantor which interferes with Grantee,s rigbts herein
$1,^ ^1:-, th: Grantee agrees to fu11y indernnify, save and keepEne Grantor harmless fron any and a1l claims for damage to reai
and personal property and injuries
on said property during the term of
Town Cl-erk
ACCEPTED:
PubIic Service Corporation of Colorado
By:
Date
or deatbs suffered
this easenent.
by persons
srcNED AND DELTvERED this @u, .t \-oZo.^^/rn'--1985.
By:
' Ex H tBtr A'
BIGHORN PARK UTILITY EASEMENT
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LAND DESCRIPTION
UTILITY EASEMENT
UNIPER LANE
A parcel of land located in che SE l/4 of Secclo
South, Range 80 I{est of the Slxth Prlnclpal M
Vall, Eagle County, Coloradb, more parcicularly
feet each slde of the followlng descrlbed cen!erl
Beglnnlng at a polnt on the approxluate centerllne of Gore Creek
fron which an alunlnun cap belng Ehe Souttieast Corner of Sectlon
l2 bears S78'58'25"E, 67 1.04r, thence S65o04'43'W, 73.00r; chence
s66nl9r l0'I{, l97.O6t to the polnc of cermLnus on the Norcherly
Rlght-of-Way of Junlper Lane frou whlch the Southeast corner of
Sectlon LZ bears S88"50'00'8, 905.51t. The slde llnes to be
lengthened or shortened to termlnate at the Junlper Lane Rtght-
of-Hay and the approxlnate centerlLne lof Gore Creek. The
described parcel contalns 0.L24 acrea. i
Bearlngs are based on che Va11 Easd Townhones - Townhouse
Plat No. l, Town of Vall, EagIe County, Colorado. SoucheasE
corner of Sectlon l2 (alunlnura caP), Townshlp 5 South, Range 80
l{est to a rebar and cap (LS 2I49); N00'08rl7'W, 174.64 feeE along
the ranre line.
?e.zzAi=h l7,l1O5
n 12, Townshlp 5
erldlan, Town of
de s crlbed as l0
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C(last LTtttlG E Glll€ERS AfiO
LAfp tt RvEroRs
p.o. Eox !r7, EmioS rco-oRADo SleE ,(!cls-58 13
llOllGt: Accordlng to Cblorrrto l.r you rvrt cor.ncr .ntf
I.9tr1 .ctlcn b$.d rpon .ny d.tac! ln thlt rurvry ylthin 3lry..rt rttat F.r tlrrt dlicey.r auci d.tact. ln no .r.nt. ray atryactlo,r brtrd upon any Ot.c! ln thlr rurvry ba ccncad tsratlua trn r|r.r! troa lha data-of tha ctrtltlcrtlon rhoyn h.rron.
\
E-ASEMENT DDED AGREEMENT
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
THAT the Town of Vailr a municipal corPorationr (hereinafter
referred to as "Grantorn) r for Ten Dollars and other good and
valuable consideration 7 the receipt of which is hereby
acknowledged ' by these presents does GRANT and QUITCLAIM untc
Public Service Corporation of Colorado' and Fred T. Hiller, III,
whose legal address is 5020 Main Gore Circler Vailr Colorado
81657, (bereinafter referred to as "Grant€€n)r tbe following real
property situate in the County of Eag1e, State of Colorado,
to-wit:
A permanent non-exclusive easenent, together with the right
of ingress and egressr to constructr recoDstruct; operatet
repair and maintain a gas line, pedestrian bridge rpedestrian and bicycle Paths r and related structure or
appurtenance inr on over, under and through:
As set forth on Exhibit nA" attached bereto and incorporated
herein by this reference as if set out in full- herein.
Appurtenant to the real ProPerty set forth on Exhibit "8",
attached hereto and incorporated herein by this reference as
if set out in fulI hery'n. ..
Togetber with aII and ti"{{{*qed itanents and appurtenances
thereto belongingl or in anywlle/gfpq4pqiningr and the reversionthereto belonglng, or 1n anywl!€/'epp
and reversions, rernainder and {teJ !s r rents, issues and
profits thereof; and all the es te r ight r title r interest r
claim and demand whatsoever r of th hntor, eitber in law or in
equity of, in and to the above-bargained real property inter€str
with the hereditaments and appurtenances.
TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the sarn€r together with all and singular
the appurtenances and privileges thereunto belonging or in any-
wise thereunto appertaining, and all the estatel right, titler
interest and claim whatsoever, of tbe Grantorr either in law or
equity to the only proper user benefit and behoof of the Granteer
its successors and assigns forever.
Grantor , its heirs r succ€ssors r and/or assigns 7 shaIl not
erect nor place any permanent building, structurel improvement'
fence or tree on the above-described easenente dDd Grantee shall
not be liable for their removal if they are so placed.
Acceptance of this easenent by Grantee shall constitute its
agreement and consent as follows:
t. At such time and in the event that the easement
described herein shall be abandoned, or in the event that Grantee
breaches any covenant of this Easementr Granteers real property
interest in the easenent shall irnmediately revert to and be
thereafter merged with the servient estate.
2. The 9as 1ine, pedestrian bridger dnd pedestrian and
bicycle path constructed on the above-described easement and the
area of the access easement shall be constructed r maintained r and
repaired in a reasonable manner, condition and appearance. rn
the event it is necessary to constructr reconstructr repair or
replace the gas line and pedestrian bridgel Grantee shall restore
tbe area as nearly as may be practicable to the same condition,
including full revegetation, as it was prior to constructionr
repair or replacement, provided no permanent building; structurer
inprovement, fence or tree shal1 be placed thereon by Grantor
which interferes with Granteels riqhts herein.
7 3. The Grantees agree to fllfy_indemnify, -save and keep.l:^::::::roharmless _ar?* any and arr -craim",--i"ii"orns costs and;urorney's fees1. for d_amagE to real and plrso";i;;.p"""rU il:injuries or deaths sufferei by persons in connection with theconstruction, naintenancel u"6 br in anywise -relating to orarising fron the easement and the briag"I .on"tructed thereon,during the term of this .u""r.n1 . Fred -T. Hiller, rrr, or anysuccessor in interest relating to the p.op"rty-uppurt"nunt to thepedestrian bridger Egre€s to rnainlai-n "'r"i6r"ry liabilityinsurance coverag-e reriting to-lne pedestrian bridge in the naneof Fred r. Hil]err.rrr, oi'uny iu.".""o, in interest relating toll:_.-n:_"n:1t1 anqurtenant to €n" pedestrian uiiog" and nane theurantor as an additionar insured -on such porici& ot insurance,as its interest may appear. Grantees agree to provide proof ofinsurance upon reasbrr.Li" i.qu-.J' of crantor.
SIGNED AND DELTVERED this &Uu, ot \p/Q,r.<y'a<-, 1985.
By:
ACCEPTED:
Public Service Corporation of Colorado
By:
Date
FRED T. HTI,LER, III Date
CIerk
'EXHIBIT A'
BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION EASEMENT
BIGHORN PARK , TOWN OF VAIL ,EAGLE COUNTY, COLORADO
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LAND DESCRIPTION
BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION EASEMENT
A parcel of land located ln the SE f/4 of Secclon 12, Townshlp 5South, Range 80 West of the Slxth prlnclpal Merldlan, Town ofVall, Eagle Councy, Colorado, uore partlcularly descrlbed as l0feet each slde of the followlng descrlbed cenEerllne: i
Beglnnlng aE a polnt on the ap
f rorn whlch an alunlnun cap bel2 bears S78'58'25'E, 67 1.04 f,to the polnt of ternLnugSectlon l2 bears S82'19'58"8,lengthened or shor Eened aboutat Che approxlnate cenCerllneparcel concaina 0.03 3 5 acre s.
proxinate centerlLne of Gore Creek
lng the SoutheasE corner of Sectlon
eet, thence S65"04'43"W, 73.00 feec
fron which the Soucheaec corner of
731.39 feec. The 61de llnds to be
the polnc of beglnnlng Eo iernlnaceof Gore Creek. The deecrlbed
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blt r.rid
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ACCESS EASEMENT LOCATED IN THE S.E. I/4 OF
SECTION 12,TOWNSHIP 5 Sq.JTH, RANGE 80
OF SIXTH PRINCIPAL tvlERlDlAN, TOWN ff
EAGLE
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N 84o46'41" E. 26.26'
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LAND DESCRIPTION
ACCESS EASEMENT
..TRACT A..
A parcel of land located ln the Sg f/4 of Sectlon 12, Townshlp 5South, Range 80 Weat of the Slxth prlnc,tpal Meridlan, Tovn of
Va11 , Eagle County, Colorado, rrrore particularly descrlbed asfollows:
Beglnning ac a polnt on the properry fin" of rhe Vail EascTownhoues - Townhouse Plac No. I coninon area fron whlch rhe
S.outheasE corner of Sectlon l2 bears S7'l'll'17-E, 563.46 feer;thence along Ehe property 11ne of Ehe comnon area S84"45t41"W,15.23 feet co the boundary llne of parcel "B" of the Vall EasE
Townhones - Townhouse PLat No. 1; thence along the boundary ofsal.d Parcel '18" S84o46.t41'W, 23.77 feec; rhsnce S45'"03r47"W,1f3.74 feet to the approxlmaEe cenEerllne of Gore Creek; t.hencedeparttng fron said ParceI "8" and contlnulng along theapproxLdater center line of Gore Creek N09"02 t44"1{ , 44.36 feer;thence departlng frou the approximate center line of Gore CreekN80"57r16"E,56.17 feer; rhence N47"26'25"8', 14.30 feer; rhenceN45"20r44-E, 12.38 feer; thence N42'53'05'E , LS.7 3 feet; rhenceN80'03'03"8, 15.21 feer; rhence N84'46'41"E, 26.26 feet to apolnt on the property 11ne of the Vall East Townhorles - TornhoueePlat llo. I cornllon area; thence along the cpnrnon area SIO'35r00"E,3.63 feet to the polnc of beglnnlng.' The descrlbed parcelcontalna 0.037 acrea.
BearLngs are
dt
Plal No. l, Town ofcorner of Sectlon
l{es C to a rebar and
the range l lhe.
based on the Vall East Townhones - Townhouse
Va11 , Eagle County , Colorado. Southeas t
L2 (alunlnun cap), TowqshJ.p 5 South, Range 80
cap (LS 2149); N00o08'17-W, 174.64 feer along
ffiS'iil;"}_ -c.i
a-a ar883t i
-'.r r.r':!i
TRACT
. .i0IlCI: . Accordln9 to Calor..to l|I you rstt co-.nc. .rU1.0.1 actlor !.r.d rfon .ntr d.t.ct ln thlr- rurvry rlthln rllto.B rttar Fr tlrrt dlrcovrr r|rch d.t.ct, tn oo.ivrnt. 4r uy.ctlc.r b.rd ugon rny d.trct In thl I 3!rv.y Or cornced rrithar taa Farr tro. tha drta ot tha Grrtlflcatlon lhorn hrrron,
KKBflA INC.
co6ttTn|G ol3tit€ERs A'|oL^ro gJRr/€lu:l
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EASB
KNOW ALL MEN BY TIIESE PRESENTS:
THAT GORE CREEK MEADOWS ASSOC.,...
Profit Corporation, formerly known as i,a-^
Condoniniuns Association, Inc. (hereinafterrGrantor"), for Ten Dollars and other good &.,
consideration, the receiPt of which is hereby acknowledgeo' bas
granted I bargained, sold and conveyed r and by these Presents does
grant, bargainr sell and convey and confirm unto TOWN OF VAIL,
*hose legal address is 75 S. Frontage Rd.r Westr Vailr Colorado
81657 (hereinafter referred to as trGrant€€n), the following real
property situate in the County of Eagle' State of Colorador
to-wit:
A perpetual non-exclusive easement for pedestrian accessl ingress
and egress, over and across that portion of Grantorts Property
which is designated "Vail East Townhornes Comrnon Area" in Exhibit
A, attached hereto and incorporated herein by this reference as
if set out in fuII.
And all its right title and interest in and to that easement
recorded ilanuary 2t 1981 r in Book 315 at Page 8l3r relating to
the non-exclusive .access easenent described thereinr without
Iiability or recourse to Grantee for duties and obligations
contained in said deed, which easenent is more fully described on
Exhibit A-1, attached hereto and incorporated herein by this
reference as if set out in fuII .
Together with all and singular hereditanents and appurtenances
thereto belonging; or in anywise appertainingr dnd the reversion
and reversions, remainder and remainders r rents e issues and
profits thereof; and all the estate; rightr titlee interestr
clain and dernand whatsoever I of the Grantor I either in Law or in
equity ofl in and to the above-bargained real property interest'
witb the hereditaments and appurtenances.
TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the real property interest above
bargained and described with appurtenaDC€s1 unto the Granteer
its successors and assigns forever. And the Grantorl fox its-
self r its heirs r succ€ssoES and assigns, covenants, grants tbargains and agrees to and with the Granteel its successors and
assigns, does hereby grant, bargainl sell and convey the sane in
manner and forrn as aforesaidr subject to those liens, taxes,
assessments and encumbrances of record r if anyi said above-
bargained and described real property interest to renain in thequiet and peaceable possession of Grantee, its successors and
assignsl against all and every person or personsr lawfully
claiming or to clain the whole or any part thereofr by or through
the Grantorl wbich Grantor shalf and will WARRANTY AND FOREVER
DEMAND.
Grantorr its heirs, successors, and,/or assigns, sbalI not
erect nor place any permanent buildingr structurel improvenentr
fence or tree on the above-descr ibed easement r dnd Grantees shall
not be liable for their removal if they are so placed. crantee
shall have no duty to maintain the easement, and shall be narned
as a co-insured on all property liability insurance. Grantot
agrees to provide proof of insurance upon reasonabLe reguest of
Grantee.
Acceptance of this easement by Granteeits agreernent and consent as foLlows:
shall constitute
_^:.f EXH IB IT "AE/
ACCESS EASEMENT
SUNDIAL, PHASE 2
OF VAIL, EAGLE COUNTY, COLORADOl_.,TOWN
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LIMITED COMMON PARCEL 6 AND
ACCESS AND UTILITY EASEMENT
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LAND DESCRIPTON
ACCES S EASET.{ENT
An acceas easeuent elEuated 1n a portlon of the lluted coEDonparcel and utlllty easement of the flnal plac of the tosnhougenap of Sundlal Phaeri 2, recorded as an eaaeDen! deed ln Book 215at Page 813 ln the Eagle Councy Clerk and Recorderte Offlce.Sald easenent ls sltuaEed ln the Northeast Quarter of Sectlon 13,Tornehlp 5 South, Range 80 l{est, and the NorthnesE Quarter ofSectlon 18, Tornshlp 5 South,Range 79 I'Iest of the Slxth prlnclpal
Merldlan, more partlcularly descrlbed as follows:. '
Eeglnnlng at a polnt which lles on the North llne of Sectlon l3ln eaid Tonnahlp and Range fron shlch the Northeast Corner of
Sectlon l3 bearg S89'53r24"8, 212,-36 feet; thence S00'06'36-f,
115.87 feet, rhence S4lo00r00'8, 156.94 feet; rhence Sg6o0O'00'8,
110.00 feet; thence S58'55r00'8, 122.99 feet to a polnt on theEastern Eoundary lLne of Sundial Phase 2, flnal plac of thetownhouse Eap; thence along sald Eaa tern Boundary Llne
S25'01 r 59'W, 25.14 feet; thence deparclng fron eald .Eaatern
Boundary Llne 1158"55r00"lt, 119.63 feec; thence N86.OO'00-lt,It4.33 feer; rhence N4 lo00'00"If, 176.67 feec; rhence NOO.O6r36.E,125.24 feet to a polnr on the Norrh llne of sect.lon l3 1n saidrornshlp ond Range; thence along the North llne of sectlon l3589'53124'E , 25.00 f,eet to the point of beginntnT': ''
Blari.nga are based on the vall East, Townho'es - TounhousePral lfo. l, Town of va.l1, Eagle Gounty, colorado. southeactcoy.r.ter of Secrlon l2 (alunlnura cap), Townahlp 5 southr. Rangc g0
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EASEMENT DEED AGREEI'1EI\]T
KNOVJ ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTSI
THAT the Town of Vail, a municipal corporation' (hereinafter
referred to as 'Grantor"), for Ten Dotlars and other good and
valuable consideration, the receipt of which is hereby
acknowledged, by these presents does GRANT and QUITCLAIM unto
Public Seivice Corporation of Colorado, and Fred T. Hiller' TTI .
whose legal address is 5020 I'lain Gore Circle, VaiL r Colorado
81557, (hereinaft.er referred to as rGrante€")e the following real
property situate in tbe CounLy of Eagler State of Colorador
to-wit:
A pernranent non-exclusive easement, together with the right
of ingress and egress, to construct, reconstructr operate,
repaii and maintain a gas 1ine, pedestrian bridge,
pedestrian and bicycle pathsr dnd reLated structure or
appurtenance in, on overr under and through:
As set forth on Exhibit nA" attached hereto and incorporated
herein by this reference as if set out in full herein.
Appurtenant to the real property set forth on Exhibit I'Bn r
altached hereto and incorporated herein by this reference as
if set out in full herein.
Together with all and singular hereoitaments and appurtenances
th6reto belonging, or in anywise appertaining, and the reversion
and reversioni, renainder and remaindersr !€Irts, issues and
profits thereof; and all the estate, right' titler interest'-c:.aim and demand whatsoeverr of the Grantor, either in faw or in
equity of, in and to the above-bargained real property interest,
with the hereditaments and appurtenances.
TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the same' together with all and singular
the appurtenances and privileges thereunto belonging or in aly-
wise Lhereunto appertaining, and aII the estater right' title'
interest and clairn whatsoever, of the Grantor, either in law or
equity to the only proper user benefit and behoof of the Grantee'
its successors and assigns forever.
Grantor, its heirs, successors, and/or assigns, shall not
erect nor place any pernanent buildingr structurer inprovement,
fence or tiee on the lbove-described easenentr dDd Grantee shall
not be liable for their removal if they are so placed.
Acceptance of this easenent by Grantee strall constitute its
agreenent and consent as follows:
1. At such tirne and in the event that the easement
described herein shall be abandoned, or in the event that Grantee
breaches any covenant of this Easement, Granteets real property
interest in the easenent shatl imnediately revert to and be
thereafter merged with Lhe servient estate.
2. The gas line, pedestrian bridger and pedestrian a1d
bicycle path constructed on the above-described easernent and the
arei of Lhe access easenent shalI be constructedr maintainedr and
repaired in a reasonable manner, condition and appearance. fn
the event it is necessary to construct, reconstructr repair or
replace the gas line and pedestrian bridger Grantee shall restore
the area as nearly as nay be practicable to the same condition,
including full revegetation, is it was prior to constructionT
repair or replacement, provided no permanent buildingr structure,
irnfirovernent, fence or Lree shall be placed thereon by Grantor
which interferes with Granteers rights herein.
3. The Grantees agree to fully indemnify, save and keep
the Grantor harmless from any and all claims, including costs and
attorneyrs fees, for darnage to rea] and personal property andinjuries or deat.hs suffered by persons in connection with the
constructionr naintenance, use or in anywise relating to orarising from the easement and the bridge constructed thereonr
during the term of this easement. Fred T. Hiller' IIf' or any
successor in interest relating to the property appurtenant to thepedestrian bridgeT E!r€€s to naintain custonary liability
insurance coverage relating to the pedestrian bridge in bhe nameof Fred T. Hiller, III, or any successor in interest relating to
the property appurtenant to the pedestrian bridge and narne the
Grantor as an additional insured on such policies of insurancel
as its interest may appear. Grantees agree to provide proof of
insurance upon reasonable request of Grantor.
SIGNED AND DELMRED this day of , I985.
TOWN OF VAIL
Attest:
By:
Town Cl"erk
ACCEPTED:
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EASEMENT DEED
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
THAT Fred T. Hil1er r III (hereinafter referred to as
"Grantor" ) e for Ten Dollars and other good and valuable
consideration, the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged; has
granted, bargained r sold and conveyed I and by these presents does
grant, bargainr sell and convey and confirm unto TOWN OF VAILT
whose legal address is 75 S. Frontage Rd.r West, Vailr Colorado
81657 (hereinafter referred to as "Grant€€")r the following real
property situate in the County of Eagle' State of Colorador
to-wit:
A perpetual non-exclusive easement for pedestrian accessr ingress
and egress, over and across that portion of Grantor's ProPerty
which is set forth and designated on Exhibit A attached hereto.
Together with aIl and singular hereditaments and appurtenances
thereto belonging, or in anywise appertainingr dnd the reversion
and reversions, remainder and remainders, rents, issues and
p!ofits thereof; and all the estater rightr titler interestr
Ltaim and demand whatsoeverr of the Granto!, either in law or in
equity of, in and to the above-bargained real property interestt
with the hereditaments and appurtenances.
TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the real Property interest above
bargained and described v/ith appurtenances, unto the Granteer
its successors and assigns forever. And the Grantor, for hin-
selfr his heirs, successors and assigns, covenants, grantst
bargains and agrees to and with the Granteer its successors and
assigns, does hereby grant, bargainr sell and convey the sane in
rnanner and forrn as aforesaid , subject to those f iens r taxes r
assessments and encumbrances of record r if anY; said above-
bargained and desc:ibed real property interest to rernain in the
quiet and peaceable possession of Grantee r its successors and
assigns I against all and every person or Persons 7 lawfully
claiming or to clairn the whole or any part thereof, by or through
the Grantor, which Grantor shall and will WARRANTY AND FoREVER
DEMAND.
Grantorr his heirsr succ€ssorsr and/ot assigns, shall not
erect nor place any permanent building, structure, irnprovernentt
fence or tree on the above-described easementr dnd Grantees sha11
not be liable for their rernoval if they are so placed. Grantor
shall maintain and dedicate the property as a common parcel,
including the use of the general public' upon filing of any
subdivision map. That Grantee shall have no duty to maintain the
easemente and shafl be named as a co-insured on all Property
insurance coverage.
Acceptance of this easenent by
its agreement and consent as follows:
Grantee shall constitute
1. At such time and in the event that the
described herein shall be abandoned r Grantee's real
interest in the easement
thereafter nerged with the servient/ estate.
easement
pr oper ty
and be
SIGNED AND DELIVERED this [-day of ,198s
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STATE OF COLOR,ADO
COUNTY OF BAGTE
The
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Witness my hand and official seal .
My connission expires on: hAy 3, /qgl
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Easernent Deed was acknowledged before me this
, 1985 by Fred t. niLLer2E.
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EXH IB IT OAU
ACCESS EASEMENT LOCATED IN THE S.E. I/4 OF
SECTION ]2, TOWNSHIP 5 SO.JTH, RANGE 80 WEST
OF SIXTH PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, TOWN tr VAIL,
EAGLE COUNTY, COLORADO
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LAND DESCRIPTION
ACCESS EA6EMENT
..TRACT A"
A parcel of land locaEed 1n the SE l/4 of Sectlon 12, Townshlp 5Souch, Range 80 lfest of the Slxch prlnc.lpa1 Merldlan, Town ofVa11, Eagle County, CoJ.orado, nore partlcularly descrlbed asfollows:
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Beglnnlng at. a polnc on the properEy f!r," of the Val1 Easc
Townhones - Townhouse Plat No. I cooinon area fron whlch rhe
SouEheast corner of Sectlon l2 bears S7t'll r l7"E, 563.46 feet;thence along the propercy ltne of the connon area S84"46r4'l'W,
16.23 feeE to the boundary llne of Parcel "8" of Ehe Va11 EasE
Townhoues - Townhouse Plat No. 1; thence along uhe boundary ofsaid Parcel "B* S84o46'41"11 , 23.77 feet; !hence 545o03' 47"V,
113.74 feeE Eo Ehe approxlmace cenrerline of Gore Creek; thencedepartlng fron sald Parcel "8" and concinulng along the
approxlnater c€nteE 11ne of Gore Creek N09"02,4,4"_W, 44..36 {9"c;thence deparElng fron cti'e approxlma!e center lfiie'-of iore dreek
N80"57' l6'E, 56.17 feet; thence N47"26'25"8, 14.30 feer; rhence
N45"20' 44"8, 12.38 feet; thence N42"53'05"E, 15.73 feer; thenceN80"03'03'E, 15.21 feer; thence N84o46r4l-E, 26.26 feet to apolnt on the property 11ne of Ehe Va11 East Tosnhotres - TownhousePlat No. I cornlron area; thence along t,he caomon area SlOo35tOO"E,3.63 feet to the polnt of beginnlng.' The descrlbed parcel
contalns 0.03 7 acrea.
based on che Vall EasE Townhones - Townhouse
ValJ., Eagle Counry, Colorado. Soucheasc
I2 ( aluurLnura cap) r Tonrlshlp 5 Souch, Range 80
cap (LS 2L49); N00"08' 17"1{, L74.64 feet along
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Plat No. I, Town ofcorner of Secclon
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EASEMENT DEED
KNOW A],L MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
TIIAT GORE CREBK MEADOWS ASSOCIATIONT INC., a Colorado Non-
Profit Corporation, fornerly known as Vail East Townhornes and
Condorniniurns Association, Inc. (hereinafter referred to asnGrantor"), for Ten Dollars and other good and valuable
considerationr tbe receipt of which is hereby acknowledgedr has
granted, bargained, sold and conveyed, and by these presents does
grant, bargainr sell and convey and confirrn unto TOWN OF VAIL,
whose legal address is 75 S. Frontage Rd.' west, Vailr Colorado
81657 (hereinafter referred to as "GranLeen)2 the following realproperty situate in the County of Eagle' State of Colorado,
to-wit:
A perpetual non-exclusive easenent for pedestrian access I ingress
and egress, over and across that portion of Grantorrs Property
which is designated 'Vail East Townhornes Common Area" in Exhibit
Ar attached hereto and incorporated herein by this reference asif set, out in full.
And all its right title and interest in and to that easement
recorded January 2, 1981 , in Book 315 at Page 813r relating to
the non-exclusive access easement descr ibed therein, without
tiability or recourse to crantee for duties and obligations
contained in said deed, which easement is more fully described on
Exhibit A-1 , attached hereto and incorporated berein by this
reference as if set out in ful1.
Together with all and singular hereditarnent,s and appurtenancesthereto belonging, or in anywise appertaining, and the reversion
and reversions, rernainder and rernainders, rents, issues and
prof its thereof i and all the estate , r ight r title e interest,claim and dernand whatsoever, of the Grantor, either in law or inequity of1 in and to the above-bargained real property interestrwith the hereditanents and appurtenances.
TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the real property interest above
bargained and described with appurtenaDC€s1 unto the Grantee,its successors and assigns forever. And the Grantore for its-
self, its heirs , successors and ass igns , covenants , grants ,bargains and agrees to and with the Granteer its successors ano
assigns, does hereby grant, bargainr se11 and convey the same in
nanner and form as aforesaid, subject to those Iiens, taxest
assessments and encumbrances of record, if anyi said above-
bargained and described real property interest to remain in thequiet and peaceable possession of Grantee, its successors and
assigns r against all and every person or persons I lawfullyclaiming or to clain the whole or any part thereof, by or throughthe Grantor, srhich Grantor shal1 and will WARRANTY AND FOREVER
DEMAND.
Grantor, its heirs, successors, and/or assigns, shall not
erect nor place any pelmanent building, structurel improvementt
fence or tree on tbe above-described easementr ?nd Grantees shallnot be Iiable for their removal if they are so placed. Granteeshall have no duty to maintain the easementT and shall be named
as a co-insured on all property liability insurance. Grantor
agrees to provide proof of insurance upon reasonable reo.uest of
Grantee.
Acceptance of this easement by Grantee shalI constituteits agreement and consent as follows:
1. At such time and in the event that tbe easement
described herein shall be abandoned, Grantee's real property
interest in the easenent shalI immediately revert to and be
thereafter merged with the servient estate.
SIGNED AND DELIVERID this /8 a"y ot A&EA3trJA-' 1985.
GORE CREEK MEADOWS ASSOCIATION, INC.'
a Colorado Non-Profit Corporation
formerly known as Vail East Townhones
and Condominiurns Associationl Inc.
SfATE OF COLORADO
COUNTY OT EAGLE
By:
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- The foreqoinq Easernent Deed was acknowledged before ne this
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-:EXzEsrDar)E of Gore Creek ueddows Associatione rnc., a
Colorado Non-profit Corporation forrnerly known as vail East
Townhomes and Condominiurn Association, Inc.
Witness rny hand and official seal .
My comnission expires on3 (rr-1-91 .
Notary Public
EXH IB IT 'A':/
ACCESS EASEMENT
SUNDIAL, PHASE 2
TOWN OF VAIL, EAGLE COUNTY, COLORADO
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LIMITED COMMON PARCEL 6 AND
ACCESS AND UTILITY EASEMENT
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LAND DESCRIPTON
ACCESS EASEMENT
An acces!r easeIent slcuated 1n a portlon of the lLnted cotlBon
parcel and utlltty easeuenc of the flnal plat of the cownhouse
uap of Sundlal Phase 2, recorded as an easeuent deed ln Book 215
at Page 813 tn the Eagle County Clerk and Recorderis OffLce.
Sald easenenc 1s eltuated 1n the Nor Eheas c Quarter of Sec t lon 13,
Township 5 South, Range 80 I{esc, and the Northwest Quarter of
Sectlon 18, Townshlp 5 South,Range 79 West of the Sixth Prlnclpal
Merldlan, Dore partlcularly described as follows:
Reglnnlng at a polnt whlch 11es on the Norch llne of Sectlon l3
1n sald Township and Range fron which che Northeast Corner of
Sectlon l3 bears S89'53'24"8, 2L2..36 feet; thence S00"06'36"W,
115.87 feet, !hence S4lo00r00"E, 156.94 feec; thence S85'00t00"E,
110.00 feet; thence S58"55r00-E, L22.99 feet to a polnt on the
Eastern Eoundary llne of. Sundlal Phase 2, flnal plat of the
tonnhouse map; thence along sald Eastern Boundary Line
S25"01t 59'W , 25.14 feet; thence departlng fron said 'Eascern
Boundary Llne N58"55 t00"I{, 119.63 fee t; Lhence N86"00'00"W,
I14.33 feet; thence N4 I "00'00"W , 17 6.67 feet; thence N00'06 r 36"E,
L25.24 feec to a poLnc on Ehe North llne of Secclon l3 1n gald
TownshLp and Range; thence along the North llne of Secclon I3
S89"53'24'E,25.00 feeE to the polnE of beginnln-g'.
Bearings are based on the Vall Easc, Torlnhones - Townhouse
Plaf No. l, Town of Vatl, Eagle County, Colorado. Southeagt
cor.ger of Secclon l2 (alurnlnun cap)r Townshlp 5 Southr. Range 80
lfesc to a rebar and cap (LS 2f 49); N00"08r l7"lJ, 174.6a f 1gq7 ^l-?*kEhe'range llne.
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EASEMENT DEED
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
THAT GORE CREEK MEADOWS ASSOCIATION' INC., a Colorado Non-
Profit Corporation, forrnerly known as Vail East Townhones and
Condominiums Association, Inc. (hereinafter referred to as
"Grantor"), for Ten Dollars and other good and valuable
consideration, the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged' has
granted I bargained r sold and conveyed, and by these presents does
grantl bargainr sell- and convey and confirm unto TOWN OF VAIL,
whose legal address is 75 S. Frontage Rd., Westr Vailr Colorado
81557 (hereinafter referred to as "Granteen), the following real
property situate in the County of Eag1e, state of Colorado,
to-wit:
A perpetual non-exclusive easenent for pedestrian access I ingress
and egressr over and across that portion of Grantorrs ProPe!ty
which is designated "Vai1 East Townhornes Common Area" in Exhibit
A, attached hereto and incorporated herein by this reference as
if set out in full.
And all its right title and interest in and to that easement
recorded January 2, 198I, in Book 315 at Page 813, relating to
the non-exclusive access easement described therein r without
liability or recourse to Grantee for duties and obligations
contained in said deed, which easement is more fully described on
Exhibit A-1 , attached hereto and incorporated berein by this
reference as if set out in ful1.
Together with all and singular hereditanents and appurtenances
thereto belonging, or in anywise appertaining, and the reversion
and reversions I remainder and remainders r f€nts I issues and
profits thereofi and all the estater rightr titler interestr
cfaim and demand whatsoever, of the Grantorl eitber in law or in
equity ofr in and to the above-bargained real property interestt
with the hereditaments and appurtenances.
TO HAVE AND TO HOL,D the real property interest above
bargained and described witb appurtenaDC€s1 unto the Granteet
its successors and assigns forever. And the Grantor t tor its-
self, its heirs r successors and ass igns r covenants r grants t
bargains and agrees to and with the Grantee, its successors and
assigns, does hereby grant, bargain, seIl and convey the same in
manner and forn as aforesaid, subject to tbose liensr taxest
assessments and encumbrances of record I if anyt said above-
bargained and described real property interest to rernain in the
quiet and peaceable possession of Grantee r its successors and
assigns r against all and every Person or persons r lawfully
claining or to claim the whole or any part thereofr by or througb
the Grantor, which Grantor shall and will WARRANTY AND FOREVER
DEMAND.
Grantor, its heirs, successors, and,/or assignsr shall not
erect nor place any pernanent building, structurer irnprovenent,
fence or tree on the above-described easenentr ?Dd Grantees sharl
not be liable for their removal if they are so placed. Grantee
shal1 have no duty to maintain the easernentr and shall be narned
as a co-insured on all Property liability insurance. Grantor
agrees to provide proof of insurance upon reasonable request of
Grant,ee.
Acceptance of this easement by
its agreement and consent as follows:Grantee shal1 constitute
,
1. At such tirne and in the event that the easement
described herein shal1 be abandoned, Granteers real Property
interest in the easement shal] imrnediately revert to and be
tbereafter rnerged with the servient estate.
STGNED AND DELTVERED this /8 a^y of .DEaFJ!AALL. ' 1985.
GORE CREEK MEADOWS ASSOCIATION, INC.'
a Colorado Non-Profit Corporation
forrnerly known as Vail East Townhomes
and Condominiums Association, fnc.
By:
STATE OF COLORADO
COUNTY OF EAGLE
ss.
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VAIL TOWN COUNCIL MEETING
DECEMBER 17. 1985
7 :30 p. m.
A regular meeting of the VailTown Council was held on Tuesday, December 17, 1985,at 7:30 p.m. jn the Council Chambers.
MEMBERS PRESENT:Paui Johnston, Mayor
Kent Rose, Mayor Pro Tem
Eric Affeldt
Oan Co r co ran
Gai I l,Jahrl ich-Lowenthal
Gordon Pi erce
Hermann Staufer
Ron Phillips, Town Manager
Larry Eskwith, Town Attorney
Pam Brandmeyer, Town Clerk
TOWN OFFICIALS PRESENT:
The fjrst item on the agenda was a vote on appointing a new Planning and
Environmental Commission member. After a short discussion by Council, a vote vras
taken and Brian Hobbs was chosen to replace Eric Affeldt on the PEC.
The second item was the second reading of Ordinance No. 32, Series of 1985, making
supplemental appropriatjons in the Town of Vail 1985 budget. Mayor Johnston read
the tjtle in full. Steve Barwick explained the background of this ordinance. After
a short djscussion by Council, Kent Rose made a motjon to approve the ordjnance.
which Oan Corcoran seconded. A vote was taken and the motion passed unanimous,y
7-0.
The third item on the agenda was the second reading of 0rdinance No. 31, Series of
1985, regarding leas-ing private parkjng spa..t. Mayor Johnston read the title in
ful l . Tom Braun expl a ined the background i nformati on of the ordi nance. Larry
Eskwith gave additional information. After a short discussion, Gordon Pierce made a
motion to approve the ordinance. Kent Rose seconded the motion, A vote was tak'i,r
and the mot'i on passed unanimously 7-0.
The next item was the reading of Resolution No. 37 establishing a computer systemfund. Charlie Wick gave a short explanation of the resolution. Hermann Staufer
made a motion to approve the resolution, which Gail Wahrljch-Lowenthal seconded. A
vote was taken and the motion passed unanimously 7-0.
--_The fifth item was Biqhorn Park Bridqe easements. Kristan Pritz explained there
were four easements for CounciI approval: 1) utility easement for Public Service,
2) utjlity easement for Fred Hil1er,3) Fred Hi11er granting the Town of Vail e
pedestri an access easement, and 4) Gore Creek Meadows granting the Town of VaiI a
pedestri an access easement through the common area. Larry Eskwith gave 1ega1
informatjon on the easements. Gary Hail, a Publjc Service representatjve, and FredHiller answered questions from the Council. Gary Hall noted he needed a street cut
permit at Gore Creek Meadows. Bill Hart and Brian Hobson gave their reasons why
they want the approvals. Larry Eskwith discussed with Council broadening the
inciemni f icat'i on clause, and the Council agreed it should be done. Council also
requested the lights at the bridge be changed to down lights. After much
discussion, Kent Rose made a motion to approve the easements, with the stipuiationtna: the language be broadened in the jndemnification clause and the lights be
changed at the bri dge. Oan Corcoran seconded the motjon. A vote was taken and the
morion passed unanimously 7-0, Kent Rose noted the street cut permit was a separate
'i ssue. Gary Hall of Publjc Service discussed the street cut wjth the Council. Kent
Rose made a motion to approve the street cut permit at Gore Creek Meadows and that
Larry Eskwith make a draft resolutjon for it. Dan Corcoran seconded the motion. A
voce was taken and the motion passed unanimously 7-0.
The next item was the reading of Resolution No. 39, regarding the White River
Estates easement vacation. Kristan Pritz explained background information on the
;asemenEffifadeiEt Savings and Loan and Sun Savinls and Loan, its parent
coiipany, are requesting the easement vacation. After much discussion by Council,
Gor"don Pierce made a motion to approve the vacation. Hermann Staufer seconded the
mo!jon. A vote was taken and the motion passed unanimously 7-0. Dan Corcoran
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Proj€ct Nam€:
Project O€scription:
Contlct Per3on and Phone
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Owner, Address and Phon€:
Architoct, Addr$s and Phone:
L€gal Dosctiption: Lot
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Block Filing Zone
'Commsnts:
Deslgn Review Board
Motion by:
Seconded by:
APPROVAL DISAPPROVAL
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Town Planner E statt Approval
Project Applicatlon
Proiect Name:
Proieci Description:
Coniacl Person and Phone
Own€r. Address and Phone:
Architeci. Address and Phone:
Legal Description: Lot Block Filing Zone
Commenls:
Design Review Board
Motion by:
Seconded by:
APPROVAL DISAPPROVAL
Summary:
Town Planner
Date:
E statt Approval
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Two lent Tree Tow et, 164?9 Dallas Parkwdl/Suite ?10
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erwood Blount
ompany, Realtors
The VaiI Town Council
Town of VaiI
75 South Frontage Road
Vai1, Ccloraao 8165?
Re: Lot 8A of re-subdivision of Lot 8A, Block 4, Big Horn Subdivision
5th Addition, Town of Vail , Colorado
Dear Council: -
..I am the owner of 4857 Juniper Lane, Unit A which is the west side of the two story
, duplex located on Lot 8A of the referenced property. I am writing this letter to you
' . out of concern for a bridge thaf I understand is being proposed by a developer on the' north side of Gore Creek and adjacenl to our property. One.of the reasons that we
,. ... , . chose to purchase our home in this location adjacent to th9 park side was the facl
property 1ine. Additionally, the construction of any structure lncluding a bridger. ,' :would block or obstruct the view lhat all of the homeowners in our area have back
, toward Gore Creek, Additionally, we are concerned that a bridge'across Gore Creek
' would benefit a smaLl group of residents to -ttre north who would use this area as a
'. so called itshort cuttr through our area to the bus stops along Junipen Lane,
L I am concenned that any structure such as a bridge would not be archi tec tural).y or
aesthetically pleasing. I feel thai bhis structure has no residual benefit fo fhose
of us who border Juniper Lane and the Gore Creek area. Therefore, I ask that you
respectfully deny the developer of the property to the north of Gore Creek his
' request for the consiruction of this bridge structure as lt negatively affects our
property.
I will anxiously await your decision. Thank you for every consideration in this
matter.
Sherwood E. Blo
MEMBER: GREAIER DALLAS BOARD OF REALTORS ! TEXAS ASSOCIANON OF REALTORSN, NATIONAL ASSOCIATTON OF REALTORS(. INTERNATIONAL COUNOL OF SHOPPINC CENTERS
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December 5' 1985
Town of Vail
Plannjng Department
75 South Frontage Road
Vail, Colorado 81657
Dear Planning Departnent:
The Board of Directors of Sundial Townhomes in
us, as Managers of Sundjal Townhomes, to state
to the proposed bridge being built across Gore
Townhones.
East Vail have
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Archit€ct, Addr$s and Phone:
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DISAPPROVAL
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T0l Larry Eskwith
FR0M: Kristan Pri tz
RE: Bighorn Park Bridge Work to Date
DATE: December 4, 1985
The following is a ljst of the actions that have been taken on the Bighorn Park
Bridge:
September 24, 1985:
The Town staff came up with a list of basic infornation that would be needed in
order to study the proposal further. This information was summarized in a letter to
Chrjs Sewell dated 0ctober ?, 1985. Chris Sewell is the contractor for Fred Hiller.
November 19. 1985:
The Town Council gave conceptual approval to the Eighorn Park Bridge. Please see
memo dated November 19, 1985 to the Town Council. The Town Council specifical 1y
mentioned that they were concerned about the liability of the bridge as well as the
pedestrian easement. They emphasjzed that the pedestrian easement must continue
east from Gore Creek Meadows out to Main Gore Drive. They felt that it was very
important that public access be provided from a public road to the bri dge.
November 20- 1985:
The Bighorn Park Bridge was reviewed by the Desjgn Revjew Board. It was given
conceptual approval . Please see the letter dated November ?2, 1985 to Fred Hiller.
Th'is letter summarizes the cornments and additional information that the DRB
requested. The proposal is now scheduled for the December 4, 1985 meeting.
Early December. 1985:
Town Engineer; Additional Information Requested:
Bill has asked for the additional information in the following areas:
1. Extend path to Juniper Lane where jt is shown - it ends at the
end of a culvert and ditch2. Need to protect inlet for sma1l pond
3. Show rip rap limits on site plan
4. Give elevations on brjdge profile
5. Minimal free board6. Why skew bri dge so much?7. 41 1 drawings stampedL Structural calls
9. Typical cross sections for path
Fred is also aware that he needs to submit this information. l,r|illie has
talked to Fred about these concerns.
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Bighorn Eridge
December 3. 1985
I spoke with Fred about the information that I st'i ll needed. Thjs information
i nc] uded:
1. A liability agreement. I suggested that he talk to you about how to
handle this item.2. A maintenance agreement for the bri dge and easements3. An access easement which should include the legal narrative, 1ega1
description and a stamped survey of the easement. I also pointed out
that the easement must extend through the Sundial project to Main Gore
Drive.4. A utility easement must be subm'i tted and the submittal must include
1ega1 statement, legal description and stamped survey.5. I need approval from Larry Eskwith on all the legal aspects of the
proposal .6. I need approval from our Town Engineer7. I need approval from the 0esign Review Board.
At this time Larry this is where the proposal stands. I hope this wiI'l help you out
in understanding the long saga of the Bighorn Park Bri dge. Please see all the
encl osed i nformati on.
I informed Fred that alI of these issues need to be addressed and submitted to me by
December 9 in order to schedule the project for the next evening Town Counc'i 1
meeting on December 17.
Oecember 4. 1985
Sent letter to Fred Hiller confirming what information is still needed for the
revi ew. See I etter dated December 4, 1985; Fred Hi I I er.
75 south tronlage road' vall, colorado 81652
(303) 476-7000
0ctober 2, 1985
Chri s Sewe'l I
P.0. Box 1076
Vai1, Co. 81658
off lce ol communlly development
1. A survey for the property on both ends of the bridge
2. 100 year flood plain elevations indicated on the survey
3. An hydrau'l ic analysis
4. Details on the bridge abutrent, rejnforcement materials
and rip-rap
5. Design calls for the super structure (desjgn loading,
snow, etc. )
6. An agreement for bridge maintenance and ownership
7 . Detai I s on bri dge 1 ighting
8. A plan for bridge approaches
9. Bearing details
10. Backfil'l requirements and weepholes
11. Verification of ownership
12. A-list of adjacent property owners to the bridge onall sides
13. A site plan showing how the bridge will connect intoBighorn Park as well as Gore Creek Meadows.
Dear Chri s :
0n. receiving the drawings for the Gore creek Meadows/Bighorn Bridge, Iasked our.Town Engineer to review the plans for any furiher inforilationthat would be needed. Bi]l Andrews, Town Eng'ineer gave me the followinglist of itmes that he would need in order to-furthei study this proposai:
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14. A check of existing covenants on the property
15. Army Corps of Engineer ffi n.rri. (pnotL)
The staff would'then bring this proposal to a Town Council meet'ing to insurethat the Counci'l was jn favor of such a bridge being put in this area of
tJte park. The bridge would also be reviewed by our Design Review Board.I have enclosed a schedule of upcoming meetings for this board. Pleasecall me or Bill Andrews if you have questions about these requirements.
S i ncerel y,
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Town Planner
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75 soulh fronlage road
vall. colorado 81657' (303) 476-7000
November 22, 1985
Fred Hi I ler
P.0. Box 3863Vail, Co. 81658
offlce of communlly developmenl
Re:Park Bridge, Design Review Board Meeting: November 20,
Dear Fqgd:
0n November 20, the Design Revjew Board gave conceptual approval to your
bridge proposal . The Design Review Board requested the fol lowing
i nfoimati on:
1. A cut sheet on the lighting fixtures for the bridge is needed.
2. The stone work should extend al1 the way down to grade around eachof the piers for the bri dge.
3. The concealment of the gas pipeline should be detailed on the
drawi ng.
- Bighorn
1985
I am scheduling for the December 4, 1985
meeting will begin at 2:00 p.m. At thjswjll be on the agenda. If you have any
call.
DRB meeting. Once again this
time I am unsure exactly where you
further questions please give me a
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Kristan Pritz
Town Planner
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T0: Town Council
FR0M: Community Development Department
DATE: November 19, 1985
SUBJECT: Proposai to construct Bighorn Park Bridge connecting Gore Creek-Meadows to Bighorn Park.
PROPOSAL
Fred Hiller, developer of the Gore Creek Meadows project in east Vail js
proposing to construct a bridge that would connect the Gore Creek Meadows
development with Bjghorn Park. The pedestrian bridge is approximately 60 feet
long and 5 feet wjde. The developeli s requestjng to run a gas line beneaththe bridge in order to provide service to the 8 townhomes that are presently
under construction. Fred Hiller will also submit an access easement to allow
neighborhood residents to cross through the Gore Creek Meadows project acrossthe bridge and into the park. A 20 foot wide utility easement js necessaryfor the proposed gas line. Please see the enclosed site plan and locat'i onmap. The developer will also submjt a majntenance and ownership agreement.
PUBLIC INPUT CONCERNING THE PROPOSAL
A public meeting was held on November 6th at the Vajl Racquet Club. The
purpose of the meeting was to discuss the pros and cons of adding the bridge
connection. Approximately 10 people were at the meeting. There was no
opposition to the proposai. People were very much in favor of the bridge. It
was felt that the bri dge wiil provide greater use of Bighorn Park,particularly by residents on the north side of Gore Creek. The staff has sentletters to the owners of Lot 8, Block 4 of Bighorn Subdivision, FifthAddition. This is the only residence djrectly adjacent to the pedestrian
bridge. At this time, we do not know how this property owner feels about the
br i dge.
FURTHER STAFF REVIEt,,
The community Oevelopment Department, Public works, and Recreation Department
are working with Fred Hiller to review the proposal . At this tjme, we have
received a preliminary drawing on the design of the bri dge as well as apreliminary survey. The developer will need to submit further information for
our town engineer, the Design Review Board review, and access and utility
easements. Please see the enclosed letter dated 0ctober 2, 1985 to Chris
Sewe'l l, as well as the thorough list of engineering requirements.
ACTION REQUESTED OF COUNCIL
The developer is requesting that the Town Council give him an indicatjon of
whether or not they have any concerns about the proposal . He is interested jn
finding out if the CounciI is in favor of the proposal , assuming a1 1 staff
concerns are addressed. Staff feels that the proposal will be a positive
addjtjon to the park as long as the staff requests foli nformatjon are met.
At this time, the staff has heard no negative comments about the proposed
bridge from adjacent residents.
75 soulh fronlage road-' vail, colorado 81657
. (303) 476-7000
0ctober 2, 1985
Chris Sewel I
P.0. Box 1076
Vail, !o. 81658
Dear Chris:
offlce of communlly development
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0n. re.ceiving the drarvings for the Gore creek Meadows/B.ighorn Bridge, Iasked our.Town Engineer to review the plans for any rurinu" informationthat would be needed- Bill. Andrervs, Town Engineeigave ne the roiio*inglist of itmes that he would need in order to-furthei study this proporii,
1. A survey for the property on both ends of the bridge
2. 100 year flood plain elevations indicated on the survey
3. An hydraulic analysis
4- Details on the bridge abutnent, reinforcement
and rip-rap
5. Des'i gn cal I s for the super
snow, etc. )
6. An agreement for bridge maintenance and ownership
7. Details on bridge l ighting
8. A plan for bridge approaches
9. Bearing details
10. Backfill. requirements and weepholes
11. Verification of ownershio
12. A_list of adjacent property owners to the bridge onall sides
13. A sjte plan showing how the bridqe will connect into
B i gho rn Pa rk as rvel I as Go re Cre6k l,jea dorvs .
structure (design l oading,
14. A check of existing covenants on the property
I5. Army Corps of Engineer 3&t permit (nqL\k\tbr{ 'r "' ' )
The staff would'then bring this proposal to a Town Council meetinq to insurethat the council was in favor of such a bridge being put in this irea ofthe park. _The bridge would also be reviewed-by our-Desi,on Rqview Board.I have enclosed a schedule of upcoming meeting! for this board. pleasecall me or Bill Andrews if you have questions about these requirements.
S i ncerel y,
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Town Pl anner
BIGHORN PARK BRIDGE
Public Works List of Required Information
to be submitted by the Developer
SURVEY
Establ ish horizontal control
Establ ish vertical control
Gather topographjc data
Determjne profiles and cross sections
Obtain hydraulic survey data
Tie property corners and land monuments to center ljne
Prepare access and utility easement
SOITS INVESTIGATION
Determine test hole locations horizontal and vertical
Col I ect sampl es
Test samples for: classification
max imum dens ity
optimum mo i sture
Prepare report of test results
PRELIMINARY HYDRAULIC INVESTIGATION
Establ i sh draj nage basi n
Compile precipitation and stream gauge data
Estabiish Iocations of required drainage structures
Perform water surface profjle and make hydraul ic analysis
Size Structures
DRAFTING ANO TOPOGRAPHY OF CROSS SECTIONS
Check survey data and plot data
Prepare wal kway typi cai sect ion
Plot and design vertical and horizontal alignments
Determine prel iminary easement requirements
STRUCTURE CONCEPT STUDY
Revi ew pre'l im inary a1 i gnrnent to determi ne structure I ocat ion
Determine feasibility of djfferent structure types
PRELIMINARY STRUCTURE DESIGN
Establ ish horizontal and vertical clearances required
Determine available structure dept6 and the out-to-out length of the structure
Determine possible span configurations
Compute preljmjnary quanitities for a minimum of two alternative structure types
Prepare preliminary cost est i mates
Select structure type
Prepare general layout and special detail sketches for the recommended strucfure
type
Transmit general layouts to the Town for approval
Prepare and submit applications for all required permits (i.e. Corps of
Engineers 404.' Colorado 0ivision of Wildlife Certification)
PRELIMINARY UTILITY COORDINATION
Prepare and transmit project notification to utilities and request to identify
existing and proposed faci I ities
Resolve proposed design treatments and determine amount of participation by each
utility company
Request scdpe of design and estimate of cost from utjlity company
Consider time factor
Negotiate scope and cost of work
Subm it prel jmi nary pl ans for uti I i ty approval
IDENTIFiCATION OF PROPERTY OWNERS
Identify parcels from design plans
Perform title search
PREPARE FOUNDATION iNVESTIGATION REPORT
Perform fjeld investigation
Prepare foundation report and submit to the town for approval .
PRELIMINARY t^lALKll,AY OESIGN
Determine aiignment, wjdth. material to be used, thickness of mat
FINAL HYDRAULIC DESIGN
Fina1 Hydraulic design for structure wi'l I incIude:
Location, size and skew
Structure geometry and materials
El evat ions, fl owl i nes and hydraul i c i nformati on
Erosj on protect i on
FINAL DESIGN APPROVAL
Submit folIowing for approvaI:
General I ayout
Foundati on recommendati ons
Hydraui ic report
Structural analysis
Superstructure design
Substructure design
Suppl emental specif i catjonsUtility plan
Traffic control - if needed
Schedul e
Final cost estimate
MTSCELLANEOUS ITEMS:
Bridge I ighting
Agreement for bridge ownership and maintenance
Check covenants on property to allow project
Site plan should include connection into Eighorn Park and Gore Creek Meadows
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December 4, 1985
Fred Hi l'l er
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Va i1 , Co. 81657
Re: Bighorn Park Bridge
Dear Fred:
0n December 3, 1.985, I discussed with you the final information that is
needed in order to present the proposal to the Town Council. The
fol lowing jnformatjon is stil l needed:
1. A 'l jability agreement. I suggest that you talk to Larry
Eskwith as to how to write this agreement.
2. A maintenance agreement for the bri dge and easements.
3. An access easement which should include the legal narrative,
legal description and a stamped survey of the easement. I
also want to emphasize that the easement needs to extend from
Gore Creek Meadows through the Sundiaj project to Majn Gore
Drive.
4. A utility easement must be submitted. The submittal must
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survey of the easement.
5. I need approval from Larry Eskwith on all the 1ega1 aspects
of the proposa'l .
6. I need approval from our Town Engineer for the proposal .
7. I need approval from the Design Review Board.
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12/4/85
Fred Hiller
I need to receive this information by December 9, 10:00 a.m. jn order to
schedule the project for the next evening Town Council meeting on December17. This will allow me adequate time to review the information with otherstaff members. Please let me know jf you run into problems.
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connecting Gore Creek
development with Bighorn Park. The pedestrian bridge is approximately 60 feetlgns a1d s-feg.!-wi3e. The develope.is requesting io run a'gas rine 6en61l-the bridge in order to provide service to the I townhomes that are presently
under construction. Fred Hiller will also submit an access easemeni to allowneighborhood res'i dents to cross through the Gore Creek Meadows project acrossthe bridge and into the park. A 20 foot wide utility easement is necessaryfor the proposed gas 1ine. Please see the enclosed site plan and location
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map. The developer will also submit a maintenance and ownership aqreement.
PUBLIC INPUT CONCERNING THE PROPOSAL
A public meeting was held on tgygghe1_gll at the Vail Racquet Ctub. Thepurpose of the meeting was toTi-scussJh6 pros and cons of adding the bridgeconnection. Approximately J.0 people were at the meeting. There was noopposition to the proposal . People were very much in favor of the bridge. It
was felt that the bridge will provide greater use of B'ighorn park,
particularly by residents on the north side of Gore Creek. The staff has sentletters to the owners of Lot 8, Block 4 of Bighorn Subdiv.i sjon, FifthAddition. This is the only residence directly adjacent to the pedestrian
bri dge. At this time, we do not know how this property owner feels about thebridge.
FURTHER STAFF REVIEW
The Community Development Department, Public Works, and Recreation Departmentare working wjth Fred Hiller to review the proposai. At thjs time, we havereceived a prelim'i nary drawing on the des.i gn of the bridge as welI as apreiiminary survey. The developer wiil need to submit further information forour town engineer, the Oesign Revi ew Board review, and access and utility
easements. Please see the enclosed letter dated 0ctober 2, ]985 to chriiSewell, as well as the thorough list of engineering requ.i rements.
ACTION REQUESTED OF COUNCIL
The developer is request'i ng that the Town councji give hjm an indicatjon ofwhether or not they have any concerns about the proposal. He is interested infinding out if the council js in favor of the proposal , assuming all staff
concerns are addressed. Staff feels that the proposal wilI be a positive
addition to the park as long as the staff requests for information are met.At this time, the staff has heard no negative comments about the proposed
bridge from adjacent residents.
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. (303) 476-7000
October 2, 1985
Ch ri s Servel 1
P.0. Box 1076
Vai1, Co. 81658
Dear Chris:
offlce of communlly development
1. A survey for the property on both ends of the bridge
2. 100 year fl ood plajn elevations: indicated on the survey
3. An hydraulic analysis
4. Details on the bridge abutment, reinforcement
and rip-rap
5. 'Design calls for
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the super structure (design load.inq,
6. An agreement for bri dge maintenance and ovlnership
7. Detai'ls on bridge lighting
8. A p)an for bri dge approaches
9. Bea ri ng deta iI s
10- Backfiil requirements and vreepholes
i1. Veri fication of ownershi p
12. A list of adjacent property owners to the bridge onalI sides
i3. A site plan showing how the bridge will connect intoBighorn Park as rvel I as Gore Creik l,,ieadorvs.
0n re.ceiving the drar^rings for the 6ore creek Meadows/Bighorn Bridge, Iasked our Town Engineer to review the plans for unt i;rih;; informationthat would be neeied. eir Andi;wi,-r5*n Engineer gave me the forlo'jnglist of itmes that he would need in'order to-furthei study tnis proposai:
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The staff rvould-then bring this proposal to a Town Council meetjnq to insurethat the Council was in favor of such a bridge being put jn this area ofthe park. The bririge would a-lsl be revjer^red by our Design Review Board.I have enc'l osed a schedule of upcoming meet'i ngs for this board. please
call me or Eill Andrervs if you have questions abclt these requirements.
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BIGHORN PARK BRIDGE
Publ ic tr,Jorks List of RequireC Information
to be submitted by the Developer
SURVEY
Establ i sh hori zontal control
Establ ish vertical control
Gather topographjc data
Determine profiles and cross sections
0btain hydraulic survey data
Tie property corners and land monuments to center l ine
Prepare access and util ity easement
SOILS INVESTIGATION
Determine test hole locations horizontal and vertical
Col I ect sampl es
Test sampl es for: classification
maximum den s ity
optimum moi sture
Prepane report of test results
PRELIMINARY HYDRAULIC iNVESTIGAT]ON
Establ ish dra inage basi n
Compile precipitation and stream gauge data
Establ i sh I ocati ons of requi red drai nage structures
Perform water surface prof i I e and make hydraul i c anal ys is
Si ze Structures
DRAFTING AND TOPOGRAPHY OF CROSS SECTIONS
Check survey data and plot data
Prepare waikway typical section
Pl ot and des ign verti cal and horj zontal al i gnments
Determj ne prel imi nary easement requi rements
STRUCTURE CONCEPT STUDY
Review prel iminary a1 ignment to detenmine structure Iocation
Determine feasjbi I ity of different structure types
PRELIMINARY STRUCTURE DESIGN
Establish horizontal and vertical clearances required
Determine available structure depth and the out-to-out length of the structure
Determine possible span configurations
Compute preliminary quanitities for a minjmum of two alternative structure types
Prepare prel iminary cost estimates
Select structure type
Prepare general layout and special detail sketches for the recommended structure
type
Transmit general layouts to the Town for approval
Prepare and submit ipplications for all required permits (i.e. Corps of
Engineers 404, Colorado 0ivision of t,.liIdlife Certification)
PRELIMINARY UTI LITY COORDINATION
Prepare and transmit project notificat'i on to utilities and request to identify
existinq and oroposed faciIities
KeSOtVe ptOpOScO OeSrgn !reatmenl.s dnU Ue'teil tile qilioUria er p\ri ei!'rie,-i, -y €dCh
utility company
Request scope of design and estimate of cost from utility company
Consider time factor
Negotiate scope and cost of work
Submit prel iminary plans for" uti i ity approval
IDENTIFICATION OF PROPERTY OWNERS
Identify parcels from des'i gn plans
Perform title search
PREPARE FOUNDATION INVESTIGATION REPORT
Perfonm field investigation
Prepare foundation report and submit to the town for approvai.
PRELiMINARY I{ALKWAY OESIGN
Determine al ignment, width. material to be used, thickness of mat
FiNAL HYDRAULIC DESIGN
Final Hydraul ic design for structure will include:
Location, size and skew
Structure geometry and materials
El evati ons, fl owl i nes and hyoraui i c i nformati on
Eros i on protecti on
FINAL DESIGN APPROVAL
Subm it folIowing for approval:
General i ayout
Foundati on recommendati ons
Hydraui i c report
5;,':.:;i;al ;;li lysi s
Superstructure des i gn
Substructure desi gn
Suppl emental speci fi cati ons
UtiI jty p'l an
Traffic control - if needed
Schedu I e
Final cost estimate
Br"i dge l i ght ing
Agreement for bridge ownership and maintenance
Check covenants on property to al low project
Site plan should include:cnnection into Eighorn Park and Gore Creek Meadows
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I. Introduction to proposal: Kristan Pritz, Town Planner
II. Proposa'l Description: Fred Hiller, Developer of Gore Creek Meadows
III. Discussion of Proposal
IV. Future Review of Proposal
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yail, colorado 81657-- (303) 476-7000
November .|8, .|985
ofllce ol communlly developmenl
REG ISTERED
Re: Pedestrian Bridge, Bighorn Park
To: 0wners of Lot 8, Block 4, Bighorn 5th
Dear Owners:
The Town of Vail is writing to inform you that a pedestrian bridge
connecting Gore Creek Meadows to Bighorn Park is being proposed by
Fred Hiller, developer of Gore Creek Meadows. The proposed bridgelocation is adjacent to your lot 8, B'lock 4, Bighorn 5th Addition.Ifyou have any questions about this project please call the Conr.munity
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November '18, .|985
REG I STERED
Re: Pedestrian Bridge, Bighorn park
To: Owners of Lot 8, Block 4, Bighorn 5th
otflce of communlty developmenl
Dear 0vlners:
The Town of Vail is writing to inform you that a pedestrian bridgeconnectilg Gore Creek Meadows to Bighorn park is being proposed byFred Hiller, developer of Gore Creel Meadows. The propbseh Uriag-elocation is adjacent to your]ot g, Block 4, Bighorn 5th Addition.
if ygu have any questions about this project p16ase call the Community
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Dear ltls . Pri tz :
The Gore creek Meadows Home 0wners are in favor of the proposed bridge thatwill connect our 52 home area to Big Horn park.
The bridge will provide a safe route for children, guests and owners to usethe parks facilities. They now have to walk about 5 blocks in the street.
If the Town decides to service the users of the park by having a bus stopthere the usage of the system will be increased by people from Gore Creek
Meadows.
During the past month the bridge has been discussed with owners and guestsof Gore Creek Meadows and everyone has believed it to be a good idea. We
are prepared to take on the financial responsibility for maintaining thestructure upon comp'l etion.
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from the owners of Gore Creek Meadows.
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July 16, .l985
SUBJECT: Bighorn Park-Allocation of Funds for park Improvements
Bighorn Park, located in east vail off of Meadow Drive, is approx.imately7l-acres. $ss,000 from the 0pen space capital Improvment Fund has beenallocated to construct improvements on Oighorn Ra;-t. ihe staff has organizedtwo cornmunity meetings to review proposed-improvements to the puii. -rfie ---
first meeting was held on.June .|2, .l985 at tire Vail Racquet Clilb conferenceroom. At that time residents were given the opportunity to review theproposed plans and make recommendations. 0n Juiy l0th a second meetin!was held to discuss the revised p1an. Bighorn rlsidents and the staffcame up with the following phase I prioriiies: (not.in order of priority)
' Maintajn the open space character of the park.' Provide a tot lot that can be used by 3 tb r0 year old children.' Deve'lop the park.as a neighborhood park.- lncorporate a wading pond for children into the park design' Identify key access-pbints into the park so that'the rest of thepark may rema.in in a natural state.
(A. complete list of ne'ighborhood residents comments on Bighorn park fr:omthe June 12 meeting is enclosed in the packet.) "
The.following priorities should be given consideration for future phasesof development for Bighorn park:
' Restrooms are a top priority and should be installed in .|9g6..
i" The old foundations on.Bighbrn park should be investigated to see iftap fees were ever paid for that original project calTed King Arthur's. pourt.
: Landscaping should be increased on the site.' A volleybail court.shou'ld only be added if there is strong communitysupport for the activity. Many people were concerned ab6ut the noisefor this activity. tn lhe rutu-r.e, ih it rs d;aiJ;; ;hai-i-voirevuiii-court is wanted'.many peopre.prefer to see the court located uy itreparking area on the soirth' sidi of Meadow orive. --i"u"rui p"opii winteato see the volleybalt court built in the fjrsi pfiie]'
The.proposed budget includes most of the priority items that the staff andresidents want to add-to the park._ The total amount of money budgeted forimprovements is 935,000. The'totat for the p"opoitJ i*p.ou.il"nti"ii-SS+leeS.Please see the enclosed breakdown for the Uuiget. If the Town Council dicides
!o uq?.9u9 the budget,-public wo4[s_wogld ue iute to ,iurt dlmost , i,...
iygdil!:]v on the.prirject. staff reers thit-seieririi-t[eie"iiprovements
have strong support from residents in the gighorn area-.
" B ]GHORN
COST ESTI|IIATI FOR
PARK
I MPROVIMENTS
Small Pond
A. Approximately 80 ft. Diameter - 2 ft. depth
375 cubic yards @3.00
B. Rip-Rap 12"'deep
75 square yards @28.00
C. Sand Beach
50 cubic yards @20.00
s ub to tal
Path System
A. Approximately 1900 ft. 6 ft. wide
2.50 per lineal foot
B. 2-15'Bridges 3000.00 ea.
C. 5-6' Benches w/back-permanent
250.00 each
subtotal
Stream Improvements
A. Approximately 270 ft. trenching
18" deep, 6' wide G1-00 per lineal ft.
B. Rip-Rap 110 square yards 12" deep
28.00 per square yard
subtotal
Picnic Area Improvements
A. Grading and Seeding
B. 4 Picnic Tab1 es - perranent
625.00 each
4 Grills - permanent 125.00 each
llo Shelter
llo Restrooms
s1i25.00
2100.00
1000.00
$4225.00
$47s0.00
6000.00
1250.00
$12 ,000.00
$2 70.00
3080.00
$3350.00
$ 1500.00
2500.00
500.00
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Pond Inlet and Outlet Improvements
Pl ayground
A. RaiIroad Tie Border
130 lineal feet @4.00
Grading
Pea. Gravel
Ri prap
40 square yards G28.00
lJave Sl'ide
Cycl one S1 i de
Platforms, Ladders, Swings
subtota I $2000.00
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D.
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$520. 00
750.00
700 - 00
r120.00
850.00
1870.00
3000.00
8810.00
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GRAND TOTAL
Notes; This estimate does not include the
1. No addjtional landscaping
fol l owi ng i tems :
2. No dredging of large pond
3. No picnic shelter
4. No restrooms
. 5. llo Vol I eybal l Court
*note :, Inlet from Gore Creek to snnll pond should be investigated
to supplement flow after runoff
$ 34 ,885 . 00
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BIGHORN PARK MEETING
l^lednesday, June 12, .l985
/: JU pm
Vail Racquet Club
SUMMARY OF NEIGHBORHOOD RESIDENTS' COMMENTS ON B]GHORN PARK DESIGN
The following list is a summary of comments made by residents at the Bighorn
Park meeting: (Not in order of priority. )
' A wading pool with stepping stones couldbeadded adjacent to the children's
p 1 ayground .
' The chi'l dren's playground is an important asset
equipment needs to be geared to chjldren between
Right now many of the playgrounds in Vail do not
children.
' One person felt that the park should be
state.
'I eft in a completely open space
The number of picnic tables should be kept to a minimum. }^le do not wantto have a great number of them around the park.
The park should be made as a priority for the neighborhood and children.
These are the people who primarily uie the park right now.
Restrooms should be considered in future phases of park design.
Fishing should be restricted for children on1y.
The volleyball court could be located across the street by the parkingarea. The owner of the vo1)eyball court in that area should be'asked-if he would be willing to share it.
Benches should be provided around the.pond.,. .rt',,iI,..
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The park-should pfovide activities for different age groups. Midd1e-age people would like to have areas to just stroll-thiough the park.
some_people'liked the idea of filling in the northwest corner of the parkso that it is no longer a bog area. No one advocated completely leveiingthis area, but perhaFs filliig it in somerhat so that it would irot be -
as swampy.
to the park--the play
the ages of 3 and 10.
provide things for younger
eisnornOk 6/12/Bs
I!g.'ltgff should- look at possible access across thecoulcl bring people in from across Gore CreeX. Somewe should try to avojd havjng many paths criss-cross
De better to thjnk of the key areas where access isthe rest of the park in its natural state.
The volleyball court should be moved away from the Riverbend condominiurns.A landscape buffer shourd ue ptintea on-in" east side "r-irr. condos.
river. 0ther paths
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Yail, colorado 81657
(303) 476-7000 oftlce of communlty development
October 2, l9B5
Chris Sewel I
P.0. Box 1076Vail, Co. 81658
Dear Chris:
0n. receiving the drawings for the Gore creek Meadows/Bighorn Bridge, Iasked our.Town Engineer to review the plans for any furiher informationthat would be needed. Bill Andrervs, Town Engineeigave me the totiowinglist of itmes that he would need in order to-furthei study this p"oposui,
1. A survey for the property on both ends of the bridge
2. 100 year fl ood plain elevations indicated on the survey
3. An hydraulic analysis
4. Details on the bridge abutnrent, reinforcement materjals
and rip'rap
5. Design calls for the
snow, etc. )
6. An agreement for bridge maintenance and ownership
7. Details on bridge I ighting
8. A plan for bridge approaches
9. Bearing details
10. Backfil l.requirements and weepholes
11. Verjfication of ownership
I2. A list of adjacent property owners to the bridge onall sides
13. A site plan showing horv the bridge will connect intoBighorn Park as rvel I as Gore Creek l,leadows.
super structure (des i gn l oadi n g,
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14. A check of existing covenants on the property
15. Army Corps of Ensineer ffi n..r]t (pN<lUk)
The staff would.then bring this proposal to a Town council meeting to insurethat the Council was in favor of such a bridge being put'in this area of
the park. The bridge would also be reviewed by our Design Revjew Board.I have enclosed a schedule of upcoming meetings for this board. Pleasecall me or Bill Andrews if you have questions about these requjrements.
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Town Planner
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yail, colorado 81652- (303) 476-7000
November 22, 1985
Fred Hiller
P.0. Box 3863
Vai1, Co. 81658
oftlce ol communlly developmenl
Re:-Bighorn Park Bridge, Design Review Board Meeting: November 20,- 1985
Dear Fred:
0n November 20, the Design Revjew Board gave conceptual approval to your
bridge proposal . The Design Review Board requested the foilow.i ng
i nformati on :
1. A cut sheet on the light'ing fixtures for the bridge.i s needed.
2. The stone work should extend all the way down to grade around eachof the piers for the bridge.
3. The concealment of the gas pipeline should be detajled on the
drawi ng.
I am scheduling for the December 4, 1985
meeting wili begin at 2:00 p.m. At thjswill be on the agenda. If you have anycalI.
DRB meeting. 0nce again this
time I am unsure exactly where you
further questions please give me a
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PROPOSAL
Town Counci l
Community Development Department
November 19, 1985
Proposal to construct Bighorn Park Bri dge connecting Gore Creek'Meadows to Eighorn Park.
Fred Hiller, developer of the Gore creek Meadows project in east vail isproposing to construct a bni dge that would connect the Gore creek Meadows
deveiopment with Bighorn Park. The pedestrian bridge is approximately 60 feetlong and 5 feet wide. The developeli s requesting to run a gas line beneaththe bridge in order to provide service to the 8 townhomes that are presentiy
under construction. Fred Hiller will also submit an access easement to allow
neighborhood residents to cross through the Gore Creek Meadows project acrossthe bridge and jnto the park. A 20 foot wide utility easement is necessaryfor the proposed gas line. Please see the enclosed site olan and locationmap. The developer will also submit a maintenance and ownership agreement.
PUBLIC INPUT CONCERNiNG THE PROPOSAL
A public meeting was held on November 6th at the Vail Racquet C1 ub. Thepurpose of the meeting was to discuss the pros and cons of adding the bridgeconnection. Approximately 10 people were at the meeting. There was noopposition to the proposal . People were very much in favor of the bridge. It
was felt that the bridge will provide greater use of Bighorn park,
particularly by residents on the north side of Gore Creek. The staff has sentletters to the owners of Lot 8, Block 4 of Bighorn Subdjvision, FifthAddition. This is the only residence directly adjacent to the pedestrianbridge. At this time, we do not know how this property owner feels about the
bri dge.
FURTHER STAFF REVIEW
The Community 0evelopment Department, Public l^lorks, and Recreation Department
are working with Fred Hiller to review the proposal . At this time, we havereceived a prel iminary drawing on the design of the bri dge as well as aprel iminary survey. The developer will need to submit further informatjon forour town engineer, the Design Revjew Board review, and access and utility
easements. Please see the enclosed letter dated October 2, .i985 to Chris
Sewell, as well as the thorough list of engineering requjrements.
ACTION REQUESTED OF COUNCIL
The developer is requesting that the Town council give hjm an indication of
whether or not they have any concerns about the proposai. He is intenested infinding out if the council is in favor of the proposal , assuming all staff
concerns are addressed. staff feels that the proposal wiil be a positiveaddition to the park as long as the staff requests for information are met.At this time, the staff has heard no negative comments about the proposed
bridge from adjacent residents.
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75 south fronlage road-" vail, colorado 81657
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0ctober 2, 1985
Chri s Servel 1P.0. Box 1076Vail, Co. 81658
Dear Chris:
offlce of communlly development
1. A survey for the property on both ends of the br.idge
2. 100 year fl ood plain elevations indicated on the survev
3. An hydraulic analysis
4. Detajls on the bridge abutment, rejnforcement
0n receiving the dra'ings for the Gore creek r-teadorvs/Bighorn Bridge, Iasked our Town Engin,e""_19_review the plans fo" ;;t-f;;ihlr intormationthat would be neeied- gitt Anarewrl-r5*n Engineer gave me the forlowinglist of itmes that he wourd need in'oio"r to further study this proposar:
ma'ue ri al sand rip-rap
5. 'Design calls for the super. snow, etc. )
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structure (design load.ing,
6. An agreement for bridge maintenance and o,rrnership
7. Details on bridge tightini
8. A plan for bridge approaches
9. Beari ng details
10. Backfi1l" requirements and vreepholes
11. Verification of olnershio
12. A_ list of adjacent property owners to the bridge onall sides
13- A site plan shovrino horv the bridge rvill connect intoBi ghorn pa rk as vrel I as Gore Creik l,leador.rs .
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Town Planner
14. A check of existing covenants on the property
15. Army Corps of Engineer ffi n"mtt Q"f,\k)
The staff would-then bring this proposal to a Town Council meetinq to insurethat thf council was in favor of such a bridge being put in this irea ofthe park. ^The bridge would also be reviewed-by our-Dlsign Rqview Board.I have enclosed a schedule of upcoming meet'ingi for this board. pleasecal'l nre or Bill turdrews if you have qJestions about these reqJir"nenii.
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BIGHORN PARK BRiDGE
Public Works List of Required Information
to be submitted by the Developer
SURVEY
Establ i sh hori zontal control
Establ ish vertical control
Gather topographic data
Determjne ifrof i 1es and cross sections
Obtain hydrauiic survey data
Tie property corners and land monuments to center line
Prepare access and utjlity easement
SOILS TNVESTIGATION
Determine test hoie locations horizontal and vertical
Col I ect sampl es
Test sampIes fon: classification
maximum densi ty
optimum moi sture
Prepare report of test results
PRELIMiNARY HYDRAULIC iNVESTIGATION
Establish drainage basin
Compi'l e preci p'i tation and stream gauge data
Establ ish locations of required drainage structures
Perform water surface profile and make hydraulic analysis
Size Structures
DRAFTING AND TOPOGRAPHY OF CROSS SECTIONS
Check survey data and plot data
Prepare walkway typical section
Plot and des'i gn ventical and horizontal a'l ignments
Determi ne prel iminary easement requirements
STRUCTURE CONCEPT STUOY
Revi ew prel imi nary al i gnment to determi ne structure I ocati on
Determine feasibility of different structure types
PRELIMiNARY STRUCTURE DESIGN
Establ ish hor'i zontal and vertical clearances requi red
Determine available structure deptfr and the out-to-out length of the structure
Determi ne possible span configurations
Compute pr"el im'i nary quanitities for a mi nimum of trvo a l ternat ive structure types
Prepare preliminary cost estimates
Seiect structure tYPe
Prepare generai layout and special detail sketches for the recommended struclure
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Transmit general layouts to the Tor^rn for approval
Pr"epare and submit appiications for alI required permits (i'e. Corps of
Engineers 404, Colorado 0ivision of l,.lildlife Certification)
PRELIMINARY UTILITY COORDINATION
Prepare and transmit project notification to utilities and request to identify
ex isti ng and proposed faci I i ti es
Resolve proposed design treatments and determine amount of participation by each
utility company
Request sc6^pe of design and estimate of cost from utility company
Consider time factor
Negotiate scope and cost of work
Submit preliminary plans for util ity approval
IDENTIFICATION OF PROPERTY Ol|lNERS
Identify parcel s from desi gn p lans
Perform title search
PREPARE FOUNOATION INVESTIGATION REPORT
Perform field investi gation
Prepare foundation report and submit to the town for approval .
PRELIMINARY WALKb/AY DESIGN
Determine al ignment, width. materi al to be used, thickness of mat
FINAL HYORAULIC DESIGN
Final Hydraul ic design for structure wi lI include:
Location, size and skew
Structure geometry and material s
El evat ions, fl owl i nes and hydraul i c j nformati on
Erosion protection
FINAL DESIGN APPROVAL
Submit folIowing for approval:
General l ayout
Foundati on recommendat i ons
Hydraui i c report
Structural analysi s
Superstructure des t gn
Substructure desi gn
Suppl emental spec if icat ions
Utility plan
Traffic control - if needed
Schedul e
Final cost estimate
14I SCELLANEOUS ITEMS :
Br idge Iighting
Agreement for bridge ownership and maintenance
Check covenants on property to allow project
Site plan should include connection into Biqhorn Park and Gore Creek Meadows
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FLOODPLAIN ANALYSIS
PROPOSED PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE
OVER GORE CREEK
The purpose of this report is to analyze the impact of the proposed
pedestrian bridge on the Gore Creek floodplain. The proposed. pedestrlan
bridge is a 58-foot span, laminated wood bridge and will pro"iC"
pedestrian access over Gore Creek from Gore Creek Meadows to Bighorn
Park. The proposed bridge wi'l I encroach approximately nine feet into
the west boundary of the 100-year floodplain of Gore Creek. i
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In order to analyze the effects of the proposed bridge on the Gore Creek
floodplain, the Army Corps of Engineersl computer program HEC-2 was used
to compute the 100-year water surface profiles. The Gore Creek 100-year
peak flow of 1460 cfs in the study reach was taken from the report
entitled "Gore Creek Flooded Areas, !.lay 1975" prepared by Hydro-Triad,
LTD. lJater surface profiles were computed for the existing condition
and for the proposed condition. The four cross-sections of Gore Creek
used in the HEC-2 program were field surveyed.
The farthest downstream cross-section, HEC-2 Section 400, is 179 feet
downstream of the proposed bridge site and corresponds approximately
with Section 62.4 of the Gore Creek Study and with Section Cil of the
FEIIA Floodway Map published in May 1983. 0f the three remaining :
cross-sections, Section 300 is at the proposed bridge site, and Sections
200 and 100 are 75 feet and 119 feet upstream of the bridge,
respectively.
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A'lthough Gore Creek is predominantly a supercritical stream, HEC-2 was
run assuming subcritical flow conditions. This is the same procedure
FEMA uses and is conservative because flood depths are cofliputed higher
than the supercritical flow depth. The starting HEC-Z water surface
elevation at Section 400 was taken from the Gore Creek study.
The HEC-2 analysis of Gore Creek demonstrated that the proposed
pedestrian bridge does not adversely affect the Gore Creek f1 oodplain.
At Section 200, the proposed bridge naises the existing Gore Creek flood
stage only 0.17 foot and widens the existing floodplain only 0.62 foot.
At Section 100, the proposed bridge has no adverse'impact on the
floodplain. In addition, ve1 ocities throughout the study reach are not
significantly affected. The HEC-2 runs for the exist'ing and proposed
conditions are enclosed, as we1 1 as a p1 an showing the existing and
proposed 1OO-year f1 oodplain boundary.
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T0: Ron Phillips
FR0M: Conrnunity Development DepartmentK?
DATE: September 13, 1985
SUBJECT: Bighorn Park Improvements Cost Estimates
Here are cost estimates for additional work at Bighorn park. we would liketo use the $10,000 from the Neighborhood Improvem6nt Fund.
Please let us know your opinion on this idea.
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75 south lTonlage road
vail, colorado 81657
(303) 476-7000
department ot transportallon/public works
PLAYGROUND
PICNIC AREA
Install Railroad Ties
Install Pea Gravel
Erect and Install Slides
InsEall Swings
Raking and Seed ing
Addit.ional Decks and Ladders
BIGHORN PARK IMPROVEMENTS
COST ESTIMATE
SUBTOTAL
and Benches
SUBTOTAL
$ 7s0
$1,200
$r,000
$ 2s0
$ s00
$1,000
$4, 700
$ 200
$ 600
$eE
$1, o5o
$ s00
$1,500
$2,000
ErecE and
Erect and
Raking and
Install Gril1s
InsCall Picnic Tables
S eed ing
PATH SYSTEM
Erect and Install Benches
Raking and Seeding
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SUBTOTAL
BIGHORN PARK IMPROVEMENTS
P age 2
S}IALL POND
Finish Rip Rap for Other Inlet
Place AddiEional Boulders
Rake and Seed Di-sturbed Areas
SUBTOTAL
GRAND TOTAL
$1,200
$1,ooo
$ 250
$2,450
$10, 200
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FLOODPLAIN ANALYSIS
PROPOSED PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE
OVER GORE CREEK
The purpose of this report is to analyze the impact of the propose<l
-pedestrian bridge on the Gore creek froodplain. The proposed pedestrian
:bridge is a 58-foot span, Iaminated wood bridge and will provide
pedestrian access over Gore creek from Gore creek Meadows to Bighorn:
Park- The proposed bridge wiil encroach approximatery nine feet into
the west boundary of the 100-year f1 oodplain of Gore Creek. ;
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In order to analyze the effects of the proposed bridge on the Gore creek
floodplain, the Army corps of Engineers' computer program HEC-Z was used
to compute the 100-year water surface profires. The Gore creek 10O-year
peak flow of 1460 cfs in the study reach was taken from the report
entitled "Gore creek Flooded Areas, May 1975" prepared by Hydro-Triad,
LTD' water surface profires were computed for the existing condition
and for the proposed condition. The four cross-sections of Gore creek
used in tha HEC-Z program were field surveyed.
The farthest downstream cross-section, HEC-Z section 400, is 179 feet
downstream of the proposed bridge site and corresponds approximately.
with section 6?-4 0f the Gore creek study and with section cJ of the-
FEHAFIoodwayHappub1ishedinl.|ay1983.0fthethreeremaining
cross-sections, Section 300 is at the pr-oposed bridge site, and Sections
200 and 100 are 75 feet and 119 feet upstream of the bridge,
respectively.
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AlthoughGoreCreek.ispredominantlyasupercriticalstream,HEC-2was
run assuming subcri tical flow conditions' This is the same procedure
FEMA uses and.is conservatjve because flood depths are computed higher
than the supercri tical flow depth. The starting HEC-2 water surface
elevation at Section 400 was taken from the Gore Creek study'
The fltc-2 analysis of Gore Creek demonstrated that the proposed
pedestrian bridge does not adversely affect the Gore Creek f'l oodplain'
Rt Seition 200, the proposed bridge raises the existing Gore Creek flood
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stage'only 0.17 foot and widens the exist'i ng floodplain only 0'62 foot'
At Section I00, the proposed bridge has no adverse impact on the
floodplain.Inaddition,velocit.iesthroughoutthestudyreacharenot
sign.if.icant.lyaffected.TheHEC-2runsfortheex.istingandproposed
conditionsareenclosed,aswellasaplanshow.ingtheexistingand
proposed 100-year fl oodpl ai n boundary '
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TO:
FROM:
DATE:
Town Council -
Communi ty Deve'l opment Department
July 16, .l985
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SUBJECT: Bighorn Park-Allocation of Funds for Park Imorovements
Bighorn Park, located in east Vail off of Meadow Drive, is approximately
7t acres. $35,000 from the 0pen Space Cap'i tal Improvment Fund has been
allocated to construct improvements on Bighorn Park. The staff has organized
two cornmunity meet'i ngs to review proposed improvements to the park. Thefjrst meeting was held on June .l2, .l985 at the Vajl Racquet Club conferenceroom. At that time residents were given the opportunity to review the
proposed plans and make recommendations. 0n July i0th a second meeting
was held to discuss the revised p1an. Bighorn residents and the staff
came up with the fo1 lowing Phase I priorities: (not in order of priority)
' Maintain the open space character of the park.' Provide a tot lot that can be used by 3 to 10 year old children.' Develop the park as a neighborhood park.' Incorporate a wading pond for children .i nto the park design' Identify key access points into the park so that the rest of the
park may remain in a natural state.
(A complete list of neighborhood resjdents comments on Bighorn Park from
the June 12 meeting is enclosed in the packet. )
The followjng priorities should be given consideration for future phases
of development for Bighorn Park:
priority and should be jnstalled in .l986.
on Bighorn Park shou'l d be investigated to see if
paid for that ori ginal project called King Arthur's
|]o urt.
Landscaping should be jncreased on the site.
A volleyball court should only be added if there is strong community
support for the activity. Many people were concerned about the noisefor this activ'ity. In the future, if it is decided that a volleyball
court is wanted, many people prefer to see the court located by the
parking area on the south sjde of Meadow Drive. Several people wantedto see the volleyball court built in the first place.
The proposed budget includes most of the priority items that the staff and
residents want to add to the park. The total amount of money budgeted for
improvements is $35,000. The total for the proposed improvements is $34,885.
Please see the enclosed breakdown for the budget. If the Town Council decides
to approve the budget, Publ .i c l.lorks would be able to start almost
inrnediately on the project. Staff feels that generally these improvements
have strong support from resjdents in the Bighorn area.
( ' jRestrooms are a rop
- The old foundations
tap fees were ever
a
a
3\,ti55
BIGHORN PARK MEETING
Wednesday, June .l2, .l985
7:30 pm
Va'i I Racquet Cl ub
SUMMARY OF NEIGHBORHOOD RESIDENTS' COMMENTS ON BIGHORN PARK DESIGN
The followjng list is a summary of comments made by residents at the Bighorn
Park meeting: (Not in order of priority. )
' A wading pool with stepping stones couldbeadded adjacent to the children's
p 1 ayground .
' The children's playground is an important asset to the park--the p1 ay
equipnent needs to be geared to children between the ages of 3 and 10.
Right now many of the playgrounds jn Vail do not provide things for younger
children.
' One person felt that the park should be left in a completely open space
state.
' The number of picnic tables should be kept to a minimum. We do not want
to have a great number of them around the park.
' The park should be made as a priority for the neighborhood and children.
These are the people who primarily use the park right novl .
' Restrooms should be considered in future phases of park design.
' Fishing should be restricted for children on1y.
' The vo1 leyball court could be located across the street by the parking
area. The owner of the volleyball court in that area should be askedif he would be willing to share it.
' Benches should be provided around the pond. r : .,, 'ir ..
t There should be a space maintained between the path around the pond and
the bank of the pond. This area can be used for picnicking.
' The park should provide activities for different age groups. Middle-
age people would like to have areas to just stroll through the park.
' Some people liked the idea of fi'l ling in the northwest corner of the park
so that it is no longer a bog area. No one advocated completely leve)ing
thjs area, but perhaps filling it in somshat so that it would not be
as suampy.
Bishorn Ut 6/12/85
:
The_staff should look at possible access across the river. 0ther pathscould bring people in from across Gore Creek. Some people felt tirat
we should try to avojd having many paths criss-cross the park. It would
be better to think of the key areas where access is necessary and leavethe rest of the park in its natural state.
The vo'l leyball court should be moved away from the Rjverbend condominiums.A landscape buffer should be planted on the east side of the condos.
' u rFnoon
COST"ESTIMATE FOR
PARK
I MPROVEMENTS
Snnll Pond
c.
Approx'imately 80 ft. Djameter - 2 ft. depth
375 cubic yards G3.00
Rip-Rap 12f' deep
75 square yards G28.00
Sand Beach
50 cubic yards @20.00
s ub total
Path System
A. Approximately 1900 ft. 6 ft. wide
2.50 per lineal foot
B. 2-15' Bridges 3000.00 ea.
C. 5-6' Benches w,/back-permanent
250.00 each
s ubtota I
Stream Improvements
A. Approximately 270 ft. trenching
18" deep, 6' wide @1.00 per 'l ineal ft.
B. Rip-Rap 1lC square yards 12" deep
28.00 per square yard
s ubtotal
Picnic Area Improvements
A. Grading and Seeding
B. 4 Picnic Tables - pernnnent
625.00 each
4 Grills - permanent 125,00 each
llo Shel ter
l.lo Restrooms
A.
B.
$1125.00
2100.00
1000.00
$422s.00
$4750.00
6000.00
12 50. 00
$12,000.00
$270.00
3080.00
$3350.00
$ 1500 . 00
2500.00
500.00
-0-
-0-
c.
D.
E.
s ubtotal $4 s00 . 00
page two
Bi ghorn Park
Pond Inlet and Outlet Improvements
subtotal $2000.00
Pl ayground
A. Railroad Tie' Border
130 lineal feet @4.00
Grading
Pea. Gravel
Ri p rap
40 square yards @28.00
lJave Slide
Cycl one S1 i de
Platforms, Ladders, Swings
subtotal
GRAND TOTAL
Notes; This estimate does not jnclude the following
1. No additional landscaping
2. No dredging of large pond
3. No picnic shelter
4. No restrooms
5. i\lo Vol 1 eyba I I Court
*note i.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F
$s2o. oo
750.00
700.00
1120 . 00
850.00
1870.00
3000.00
8810 . 00
$34 ,88s. bo
i tems :
Inlet from Gore Creek to snnll pond should be investigated
to supplement flow after runoff
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EIGHORN PARK MEETING
July i0, l9B5
Vail Racquet Club
l. Introduction: Pat Dodson, Director, Recreation Department
Review of Previous Meeting on June .|2, .|985
2. Presentation of New Design: Kristan Pritz, Town Planner
3. Construction Budget, Summer .|985: Bill Andrews, Town Engineer
4. Discussion of Plan
BIGHORN PARK MEETING
RACQUET CLUB
June .l2, .|985
7:30 pm
l. Background on Bighorn Park (approximately 6.43 acres):
Pat Dodson, Director of Recreation, Town of Vail
2.Presentation of Proposed Improvements:
Bill Andrews, Engineer, Town of Vail
' volleyball court' children's playground' path around pond
'picnic tables and gri1ls" pond spillway
Community Corment on PlanJ.
BIGHORN PARK IMPROVEMENT BUDGET
l. Path
To picnic-playground area 180 fr
East Path - road to pond 330
Around pond 900
l,lest path-road to pond 360
Total length ll70 feet
If I20 feet raised wa'lkway (4 ft wide)
480 sq ft x $3.83 = 1,838 g 1,850
3" base .|650 ft path 4 ft wide = 733 sq ft
733 sq ft x $l.J'l = $ g0O
= excavation 3 days backhoe3x8x$50/hr 91200 2,160
TOTAL PATH $ 4,olo $4,0]0
2. Vol l eyba'll Court
72' x 42' playing area
8 x I posts with 4' berms on 3 sides
excavation for p'l aying area 1/2 day backhoe4x50= $ 200
Sprinkler repai rs 400
Sleeves for posts 200
Sand 72' x 72' x 1' = 3024 cf - l1Z cy xglg.25 2,044
Berm 8x4 = 32 sf x lI4 = 3648 cf = l3b cy x $.l0 1,350
Hand rake sand & berms, seed berms 500 $4,694
3. Grills - 3
no assembly, actual grills 3 @ $75.00instailation 3 @ 50.00
225
rcu $ :zs
-2-
4. Tables -3
Tables 3@$SgS = $ 1,605Installation3@$75= 225 g 1,830
5. Plqyground
"S" sl ide I @ $l,870 $ t,970
Wave slide 'l 0 850 850
Inhouse swings, platforms,ladders 2,500
5,220
6. Culvert
60, @ $18.00 $ 1,080 1,090
2,0007. Spillway $ 2,ooo
Total without dredging + ]0% $ 21,130
(1Ofl is for contingency)
8. Pond Dredging
(approx. area = 48,900 sq ft)
Increase depth of pond by an average of 3 ft
Volune = 146,700 cf or 5433 cy x $10 = $ 54,330
tf Zft:
VolumE = 97,400 cf or 3607 cy x $10 '= $ 36,070
No landscaping of dredged material
Total without dredging
Dredging 2 ft depth
101 contingency
g 2t,130
36,070
3,607
ToTAL $ 60,807
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75 south lrontage road
vail. colorado 81657
(3031 476-7000
department ol transpo.lalion/public works
PLAYGROUND
PICNIC AREA
InsEall Railroad Tles
InsEall Pea Gravel
Erect and Install Slides
InsEall Swings
Raking aud Seeding
Addit.ional- Decks and Ladders
BIGHORN PARK IMPROVE}IENTS
COST ESTIMATE
SUBTOTAL
and Benches
SUBTOTAL
$ 7so
$1,200
$l, ooo
$ 2s0
$ 500
$1,000
$4, 7oo
$ 200
$ ooo
u z)u
$1,050
$ s00
$1,5oo
$2, ooo
Erect and
Erect and
Raking and
Install Grills
Install Picnic Tables
Seeding
PATH SYSTEM
Erect and Install Benches
Raking and Seeding
SUBTOTAL
BIGI{ORN PARK IMPROVEMENTS
P age 2
SMALL POND
Finish Rip Rap for Other Inler
Place Additional Boulders
Rake and Seed Disturbed Areas
SUBTOTAL
GRAND TOTAL
$1,200
$1, ooo
$2s0
$2,450
$10,200
TO:
FROM:
DATE:
o
Town Council '
Comhuni ty Development Department
July I6, .l985
SUBJECT: Bighorn Park-Allocation of Funds for park Improvements
Bighorn Park, locatea in east Vail off of Meadow Drive, .i s approximately7t-acres. $35,000 from the 0pen Space Capital Improvment Fund has beenallocated to construct improvbments on eilhorn Pai^k. ihe starr has organizedtwo community meet'ings to review proposed-improvements to the park. Tt; ---
first meeting was he1 d on,June lz, tggs at tire Vail Racquet club conferenceroom. At that time residents were given the opportunity to review theproposed plans and make recommendations. 0n Juiy 1Oth a second meetin!was held to discuss the revised p1an. Bighorn rlsiaents ino tne starrcame up with the following Phase I prioriiies: (not in order of priority)
' Maintain the open space character of the park.' Provide a tot lot that can be used by 3 tb 10 year old children.' Develop the park.as a neighborhood park.- tncorporate a wading pond for childien into the park des.i gn' Identify key access-pbints into the park so that the rest of thepark may remain in a natural state.
(A. comp'l ete list of neighborhood res.i dents comments on Biqhorn park fromthe June 12 meeting is enc'l osed in the packet.) "
The,following priorities should be given consjderation for future phasesof development for Bighorn park:
' Restrooms are a top priority and should be installed in 19g6. i.'' The old foundat'ions on Bighorn park should ue inveiiiiated to see iftap fees were ever paid for that original project calied King Arthur's. pourt.
: Landscaping should be increased on the site.' A volleyball court.should on'ly be added if there is strong communitys_upport for the activity. Many people were concerned ab6ut the noisefor this activity. In ihe futui.e, ih it is-ae;iJ;; ;;.a-i-voilevuiii-court is wanted,.many people.prefer to see the court located uy ineparking area on the soLth'sidb of Meadow orive.--5"u"rar peopli *intuato see the volleybal'l court built in the firsi pl;;;:'
The.proposed budget includes most of the priority items that the staff andresrdents want to add^to the park.- The total amount of money budgeted forimprovements is 935,000. The'total for the propoi"J irprouur"nis-is $s4,gas.Please see the enclosed breakdown for the uuiget. -tf
ihe-Town Council decidesto approve the budget, .pub'r 'i c l.|o1r1s -wou'r d ue Jute to riart drmost r i ,,
iygdi:t:]{ on the. prirject. starr reer s thit-leneiirii"t[eiJ'iirirovements
nave strong support from residents in the Bigh6rn area-.
o
'
BIGHORN
COST ESTI I,1ATE FOR
PARK
I MPROVTMENTS
Snnl I Pond
A. Approximately 80 ft. Diameter - 2 ft- rtpnth
375 cubic yards @3.00
B. Rip-Rap 12".deep
75 square yards @28.00
C. Sand Beach
50 cubic yards @20.00
s ub to tal
Path System
A. Approximately 1900 ft. 6 ft. wide
2.50 per lineal foot
B. 2-15' Bridges 3000.00 ea.
C. 5-6' Benches w,/back-permanent
250.00 each
s ubtota I
Stream Improvements
A. Approximately 270 ft. trenching
18" deep, 6' wide @1.00 per lineal ft.
B. Rip-Rap 1lC square yards 12" deep
28.00 per square yard
subtotal
Pjcnic Area Improvements
A. Grading and Seeding
B. 4 Picnic Tables - pernnnent
625.00 each
C. 4 Gril'l s - permanent 125.00 each
D. llo Shel ter
E. l'lo Res trooms
$ 1 125.00
2100.00
1000.00
$422s.00
$47s0.00
6000.00
1250.00
$12,000.00
$270.00
3080.00
$33s0.00
$ 1500.00
2500.00
500.00
-0-
-0-
$4500.00subtotal
O
page two
Bighorn Park
Pond Inlet and Outlet Improvements
P'l ayg ro un d
A. Railroad Tie Border
130 lineal feet @4.00
Grading
Pea. Gravel
R'iprap
40 square yards G28.00
lJave Slide
Cyclone Sl i de
Platforms, Ladders, Swings
s ub tota I $2000.00
a
L.
D.
A-^^ ^^)f,4U. UU
750.00
700.00
1120.00
850.00
1870.00
3000.00
8810 . 00
$34,885.00
i tems :
E.
G.
subtotal
GRAND TOTAL
Notes; This estimate does not include the fol)owing
1. No additional landscaping
2. No dredg'ing of large pond
3. No picnic shelter
4. No restrooms
.5. llo Volleyball Court
*note :. Inlet from Gore Creek to snnll pond shou'l d
to supplement flow after runoff
be i n ves ti gated
..:''.',.'-.!J..t.r
o
BIGHORN PARK MEETING
Wednesday, June I 2, l9B5
7:30 pm
Va i'l Racquet Cl ub
SUMMARY OF NEIGHBORHOOD RESIDENTS' COMMENTS ON BIGHORN PARK DESIGN
The following list is a summary of comments made by residents at the Bighorn
Park meeting: (Not in order of priority. )
' A wading pool with stepping stones couldbeadded adjacent to the children's
pl ayground.
' The children's p'l ayground is an irnportant asset
equipment needs to be geared to children betweenRight now many of the playgrounds in Vail do not
the park should be left in a completely open space
' The number of picnic tables should be kept to a minimum. We do not wantto have a great number of them around the park.
' Il," park should be made as a priority for the neighborhood and
These are the people who primarily use the park right now.
' Restrooms should be considered in future phases of park design.
' Fishing should be restricted for chi)dren only.
' The volleyball court could be'l ocated across the street by thearea. The owner of the volleyball court in that area should bei f he wou'ld be wi I I i ng to share i t.
' Benches should be provided around the.pond. r.
.rll( .
r There should be a space maintajned between the path around the pond andthe bank of the pond. This area can be used foi. picnicking. ,.!r! ri,,.
. lrl , .,t, ,t :
The park-should pfovide activitjes for different age groups. Middle-age people would like to have areas to just stroll-thiough the park.
some.people liked the idea of filling in the northwest corner of the park
so that it is no longer a bog area. No one advocated comp]etely leveiingthis area, but perha[s fi11ii9 it in some"lhat so that it irould -not
beas swampy.
to the park--the p'l ay
the ages of 3 and 10.
provide things for younger
ch i I dren.
' One person felt that
state.
chi I dren.
parki ng
asked
eienortar k 6/12/Bs
river. 0ther paths
people felt that
the park. It would
necessary and leave
o
IF,t,tgff should-look at possible access across thecou,d bring peopie in froir across Gore Creek. Somewe should try to avoid having many paths criss-crossbe better to think of the key areas where access isthe rest of the park in its natural state.
The volleyball court should be moved away from the Riverbend condominiums.A landscape buffer should be planted on it'" east side or-irre condos.
lnwn
75 soulh lrontage road
vail, colorado 81652
(303) 476-7000
,Ju1y 1l , 1985
olflce ol communlty developmenl
t,o\-
Wolfram Klawiter
P. 0. Box 255
Vai'1, Colorado 81658
Re: Volleyball Court at 4768 Meadow Drive,Lot I, Block 7, Bighorn 5th
Dear Wolfram:
Recently the Town organized several meetings with residents of theBighorn area to discuss possible improvemeits to Bighorn park. Dueto .the_fact that your voileybal't court is partially'located on Townof vail prgpgfty' the.Town and neighbors wbuld 'lik-er to know if youwould be willing to share that volleyball court with the generaipublic.
Please let me know what your opinion is concerninghave tried to call you several'times but have beei
ar\yone at home.
Please give me a call as soon as possib'le.
Si ncerely,
Kristan Pritz
Town Planner
this request. I
unable to find
o
q:-nl'iq?
Da,te:
Request formby 5:OO p.m.
I.
July ll 1985 Dcpt:
Item/Topic: '
Review of expenditures for Bighorn park
l'leet ing Date : July l6 workse
budget of g35,000.
III. Background/Rationale :
$35'000 has been-allocated ro" lmpl3yi1:ll, !o.Bighorn park. ilri:starrhas had two public meetings niil,"'i"r;aents of trre"b'igi;orn area to determinevrhat improvemen.r:.:hould ;; ;;# $ rr pi"i. 'ir,.-i#prou.r"nrs
incrudeaddins a path rltl1: pi.ni."'iuir"i una lrilrs,'.r,iiti"n.s praygr:ound,:Hffi'ff"lilil,T;l if*ny::i!l t;';; ;;i;#;',"i1,,,,.,^, is senira,
I I . Action Reques-u ed of Counci 1 :
To approve the li3t of improvemenis tri Bighorn park.
IV. StafJ Reco;i:endation:-
To approve the budget for Bighorn park.
v' Assurancet (= *g:l ,l---n. Ensineering, E rinance,t_, uutslCIe professional ).
must be given to the Secretery to the Tonn ltan:rgeron Thursdays.
BIGHORN PARK I4EETING ,.\
July 10, 1985 \
Vail Racquet C'lub
l. Introduction: Pat Dodson, Director, Rtcreation'Department
Review of previous Meeting on June iA, lggS
2. Presentation of New Design: Kristan pritz, Town planner
3. Construction Budget, Sumrer l9g5: Bill Andrews, Town Engineer
4. Discussion of plan
BIGHORN PARK MEETING
Wednesday, June .l2, .l985
7:30 pm
Vail Racauet Club
SUMMARY OF NEIGHBORHOOD RESIDENTS' COMMENTS ON BIGHORN PARK DESIGN
The following iist is a summary of comments made by residents at the Bighorn
Park meeting: (Not in order of priority. )
" A wading pool with stepping stones couidbeadded adjacent to the children's
pl ayground.
" The children's playground is an important asset to the park--the play
equipment needs to be geared to children between the ages of 3 and 10.
Right now many of the playgrounds in Vail do not provide things for younger
children.
o One person felt that the park should be left in a completely open space
state.
o The number of picnic tables should be kept to a minjmum. t.Je do not wantto have a great number of them around the park.
o The park should be made as a priority for the neighborhood and children.
These are the people who primarily use the park right now.
" Restrooms should be considered in future phases of park design.
" Fishing should be restricted for children only.
" The volleybalI court could be located across the street by the parkingarea. The owner of the volleyball court in that area should be askedif he would be willing to share it.
o Benches should be provided around the pond
o There should be a space maintained between the path around the pond and
the bank of the pond. Thjs area can be used for picnicking.
" The park_should provide activities for different age groups. Middle-
age people would like to have areas to just stroll-through the park.
o Some people liked the idea of filling in the northwest corner of the park
so that it is no longer a bog area. No one advocated completely leve1 ingthis area, but perhaps fil'l ing it in somolhat so that it would not be
as swampy.
The_s.taff shou'l d_look at possib|le access across thecould bring people in from acnoli eoii-Creet<. Some
we should try to avoid having many paths criss-cross
be better to think of the key areas where access isthe rest of the park in its natura'l state.
Bighorn Park 6/12/85
river. Other paths
people felt that
the park. It would
necessary and leave
The volleyba'll court should be moved away fron the Riverbend condominiums.A landscape buffer should be planted on the east side of irre condos.
Houston lrrigotion Co.
230 Bridge Street
Voil, Colorodo 81657
303/476-5994
August 19,1981
Mr. Pat Dodson
c,/o Town of VailVail, Colo.
Re: Proposal-King Arthur Property-Dodson Engineering Design
Dear Pat,
Houston lrrigat,ion Co. proposes to inst,all the irrigation system
designed by Dodson Engineering including the 5 hp. pump.
However, no mention is made on how the pump should be winedi: what
type of suction is desired and what type of vault should be used.
Also, there is no pump panel or starter mentioned. I would also
recomrnend triangular spacing verses square spacing.
Total price installed as quoted: $13,850.00
Sincerely,
J.N. Houston
TO.,IN VAI LOF
STANDARD F0Rt4 0F AGREE]4ENT BETI'IEEN
0I{NER AND S,Oec0NTM'CTOR
where the basis of oaYment is a
STIPULATED SU}4
AGREEI.TENT
fr
Made this ii ghth
Nineteen Hundred and
BETI,IEEN the 0rvner:
and the SvS-contractor:
of September
one
VAIL..
HOU STON
in the Year ofday
ei ghty
TO}|N OF
JEFF
The Proiect: King Authur's Court property
Sprinkler sYstem
The Project Coordinators:N one
The Olner and the StlH-contractor agree as set forth below'
ARTICLE I
. THE CONTRACT DOCUI'IENTS
Aqreement' Conditions
The Contract Documents consist of this '
of the contract to""ii"il'iiiprilt'll"{ i"J-oit'"i conditions)'
Drawings, Specificati;;' ali'addenda isiued prior to execution
of this Agreemenr "#";ii r,t"iiiiiitl"ns jssuei subsequent. thereto'
These form the contrlci, ana all are ut iuiiv a part'o{ !l'" Contract
as if attached to tnii Rgreement or-repeatedherbin and the Onner
ilo'ir[-J""iractor igree-to be bounc therebv'
ARTICLE II
sha'll furnish all materials and perform all
Ui ifre Contract Documents for the install.ation
system on the property-known-as the King
piopertv 'locatbd in Vajl, Colorado'
The *-contractor
the lfork required
of a sPrinkler.Arthur's Court
t
in
of
accordance with the Contract Documents and to the satisfaction
the Ovner-
. ARTICLE III
TIME OF COMMENCEMENT AND COMPLETION
TheWorktobeperformedunderthisContractsha'l'lbecommbnced:
. Se'ptember '8, 1981
and comPleted:
0ctober 1 ' 1'981-
a
ARTICLE IV
.
CONTRACT SUM
The orner shall pay the spp-contractor for.'the performance of the
l.lork, subject to aiAitioniand deductjols by written Change Order
as agreed-to by the parties, in cirrrent'funds, the contract Sum of
a
Not nlore than Fifteen Thousand Three Hundred and 00/100 Dol'lars'
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ARTICLE V
t.
PROGRESS PAYMENTS
Based upon Applications for Payment submitted to the Project
Coordinitor by tne S@-contractor and Certjficates for Payment issued
by the projecl Coordinator, the Olner shal1 make progress payments
sir account-of the Contract Sum to the Sub-contractor as fol'lows:
"/.1i Payment or'
opinion of' progressed
...t
$10,000 on SePtemler
Pat Dodson, Proitict
satisfactorilY.
f
ll, 1981, if in the
Coordinator ' work has
inrrclE vt
Fi'nal Payment, constjtuting the entjre unpaid ba]ance of lhe Contract
irm, sr'iii-bi'paia by the 6wner to the Sub-contractor .10.. Days-
after satisfactory Completion of the Work by the S@-contractor unless
oit,erxise .stipulaied ih tne Certif icate of Substantia'l Completion'
provided the i.lork has then been completed, the Contract fu1.ly pe1- -?orred, anJ a final Certjficate for Payment has been issued by the Proiect
Coordi nator.
I'IISCELLANEOUS PROVIS IONS
The contract Documents, which constitut€ the entire agreement
be'uween the Ovner and ihe Contractor, are listed in Article I
;il';;.;;i ioi-llooiri.ations jssued after execution of this
Agreement', are enumerated as follows:
1. Proposal of Houston Irrigation,Co., dated August 11,
198i, includ'i ng material specif icat'i ons and cost as
attached thereto
2. Design-Plan of Proiect.
ARTICLE VII
ARTICLE VIII
f.
SG-contractor agrees to pay promptly and when the same is due all
:ilt-iiiiri-ina a"riiar-u!,""'r in'be-hatf of any emolovee or other
Derson including #-contractors or any firm' associatjon or
i;;;;;.i;;;,-i;i i.b"; performed or materials' supplies or
ili;;;;i-;rirnisnea, ,t'ed or consumed bv the lb-contractor or
his subcontractors in the performance.o-f the work contracted to be
done. Should *-.ontit.t6r fail to do so, 0wner shal'l have all
the remedies Provided be'l ow-./
gwner shalY r{tain f inal payment unti. I I ien wai.vers from
a'll materialmen and subcontractors are submitted to owner.
See Exhibit A attached and made a part hereof.
The Or,rner and the S-contractor for themselves' thejr successors'
.ltri^iti..iors and assigns, hereby agree to the full performance
oi tit. terms and conditions of this contract'
This Agreement executed the day and year first rvritten above'
ATTEST:
EXH IB IT A
Houston Irrigation ComPanY
materials and workmenship'
guaranteesi'for one ful the i rri gatil year from
on system, includ'i ng
date of completion.
Houston lrrigotion Co.
230 Bridge Street
Voil, Colorodo 81657
303/47 6-5994
ArJgust 1811981
Itr. Pat Dodson
c/o [tnm of Vail
Box 100
Vail, Oo1o. 81657
Re: Prcposal - King ffihurrs Court Prcperty
Ilcuston Irrigation Co. prcposes to iJrstall a firlly autcrnatic sprinkler
systern at tte King ArEhrr ProtrErty.
I have redesigned tle jnitial design done by the L.L. Jotnson Dist,. Co. Denver
ard have changed tte systern frrqn a (valvein-head) to a (block-zone valve).
I have also ellninated {7) ryrjlkfer heads due to ctwrges at the site.
Ilr ny opirr.ionr arul of Joe lbchera, the 640 gear driven sprfukler heads are
the proper heads to use in terms of qr:a1ity, @verage, durability ard
onsealnent. By SFrinS the nunber of sprinklers dowr to (60) sixty ard
by a oontractors discount of (408) verses a nunicipality of (258) plus the
savings of tle re-desigin, I have lolvered the net cost of rnaterials (list
enclosed) to ($5,660.00) plus ttn pr-urp ($1,790.00) to a total cost of ($8,450.00)
tbuston l-igation Oo. ould in stall ttre systen in a ureeks tfue ard hatrc
tlre project totally ccnpleted by S€pt.. 4, 1981.
Ibtal Cost fully installed: $18,300.00
J.N. B?uston
L) lPlt)ttilR,lir\c,ll-lB'\i,,\ ll-l[-,iDY
W.\]'iiR .\i\ll) S.\\ -l'-1'\rt"]O\ 1)ls"il'iltl(l"fs
0950 W Beaver Creek Blvd. . P.O Box Y . Avon, Colorado 81620 ' (303)949-5274
August 7r 1981
Mr. Richard CaPIan
Town Manager
Town of Vail
?5 South Frontage Road
Vail, Colorado 81657
Re:
Dear Rich:
In response to your July 14, I98I letter and in the
same order, I submit the followi-ng:
1. Fountain Service and Repair/SnowpJ-owi!9. I be-
f Vait
Water a Sanitation District I accePt the trade-off
of fountain service and repair for the snowplowing
of District facilities.
Upper Eagle will still have to keep track of the
time spent on the fountain repair and service so
as to lppropriately assess the charge to VaiI
Water e Sanitation District for this service. In
return Vail Water & Sanitation District will not
have to pay for snowplowing which wi-1l probably be
a balancing va1ue.
Vail Sewer Plant Fees and Permits. I will recom-
sPection fee
offered in your July 14th letter. I expect the
Board wi.11 approve it next Wednesday.
We fuJ-ly recognize'that E.P.A. will probably re-
imburse 75t oi whatever fee is assessed and paid 'That is not the issue. The issue is whether it is
equitable and properly reflects the costs of the
Town, as opPosed to being a tax by the Town.
You noCe that as a courtesy, this project should
have been taken to the Design Review Board. I
\a.$ PARTtCtPATtNG DISTRtCTS. Avon t"'letro lVater . Beaver creek l"4etro water . Berry creek Metro . Brghorn water
^\i\ Eaqle-Varl tv'1etro . Edwards Water . Gore Valley Water . Lake Creek Meado\^,'s Water ' Lrons Ridge Water
,1r,.\\ U-pper Eagte Valle),Sanliatron . Vail lntermortnlarn Water . Vail Vlllage Vy'est U/aler & Sanrtatron
(J \\ vail vr'ater & s3nrtatron
(1)
(2)
(3)
Service & RePair of Town
Founta i. ns
Permit & Inspection Fees
for Vail Sewer Plant
Tap Fees & Water Service
at King Arthur I s Court
z.
CLEAN
extend my sincerest aPologies to you for this
oversight on behalf of the persons managing the
vail witer I Sanitation District at the time tbis
Project was begun.
3. King Arthurlr-legI!-illqhorn Park) Water TaP' We
accept g6s 6196
yoo i..rr. placed on the districts. These certainly seem like
ieasonabll additional commitments we should have to make in
return for our waiving the water tap feet?
Please have your counsel draw up the appropriate 1on9-
tern agreement.
l,tr. Richard Caplan Page Two
Sincerely t
VAf L'TWATER____ r--- - - -
August 7r I98I
ITATION DISTRICT
R DISTRICT
c)'saa
coRE!vALP*yf
James P-ofitins
Administrator
/:.4-'l
JPC: cy
cc s Lavtrence
t
C. Riderr Esq.
MArr]IUr & As.!_ol_y!Lgs_
coNs'TRUCTTON CON.r.l(Ac,I
lr,'#grf
lTffi-Su-frT
AGREEMENT dated Sept. 1, 1981 between MATTHEWS S
ASSOC IATES
( "CI ient " )
( "Contractor" ) fj[i-the Town of VaiIreLating to landscape
( "Project " )
con$cruct ron tor Biqhofn park
loeaLe,l at nas_!_yEfi6l=-__
I. Scope of t{ork. The Ct ie nt lrer:eby engages the Con-tractor to furnidii-6-6_ln-EE6rials and pertorrn ail necessary raborfor planting or inst.arlation of t.he rnateriars <lescribed -in thenscope oll workn att.ached hereto, anrl the contractor agrees tofurnish such materials and perforrn rirrcli labor.
- 2. lnglg9gjg1.g9I!. Ttre Clionr shall pay rhe Con_tract()r t()r tlle mat(lrials and lal>or thrt lrrrrrp surn of $ 2l-r_Z-qq___-.
_ 3. n"ulbursabre{gensgs_. 'r'ir. (l.ient r;h.ll reirnbursetne contract()r frtr ce,rtain expenset;,r:; irr:rqirr s1r<:ciEied. Theclient shall reirnburse bhe conEract()r [or (a) postage, firm,photograp,hs and supl>l ies whic-h slral l rre charq,.:<1 al the- cont.rac-torrs cost for such items an<i (b) lonq rlist,ancc telephone carIs,copying, print ing -anc video. tape h/irictr sharr br: charged at theContract-c r I s cost f or suclr items itl r.rs 20 percrlnh,
4 . l1g.!qg.gl _ggi pqymenr.
a. The Cl ient her,,.,by cl{-,I)()sits with Lhe Contractora sum c<1ual to 20 p€re-ent i>f t-he rump sum specif ied in paragraph2. Such eurn shal l be d rt--,tainer to be-, appl icrl ag"rinsf tirecharges r:arne'ti and expenses incurreri in sucl.r aggregat,e amountpursuant to Para(lraphs 2 and 3. rf this Agree,nenC iJ terminatedin accorrlance with paragraph L2, thr,: contractor sharl p.";aiitref und arry unused porL ion of the rcta irrcr.
b. The Cont,ractor shalt submit,.statement,s to thecl ient f or clrarges for materials and latror ,rntl reinbursableexpenses on .r pprit'rd ic basis. The Period ic charge ShalI be aperc''JnLat3e oI suclr Iump sum which shalt be the same percentageLhat the Contractorrs c-ost of the matr gin]s furrrished and laO6rperf ornrecl during the bi ll ing period lrears to the total cost (ortlre conti:act.or I s reasonahle c.stilnate thereof ) of .rrl mater.ialsto be fu;nished and labor to be perforrned uncier this Agree.rnent.The cr ient shal l pay the contractor: the f rrll amounC oE il.recontractorr s staternerrts within twenLy ,lays al: ter the date oftheir 'leIivery. A Iate charge of l-L/2 percent per month (lgpercent [)er dnnum) will be s[.11-r;c.rl tor the .lmount of anystaterne'nt. which is not paid witirin Lw(-'nt-y days r.rf the date oi4elivery and if dny stah-enent- is n()t- p;rid wittrin twenty rlays,tfie cl rent .;hat I iray th,r (j,)ntract()r: ;rl. l costjj and exper,Seiincttrrc'.1 l.ry thu-' (1,)lltrdctor t') coll.)ct- :;rrclr stalernent, inciudirrgl:he rr:.ir;onab le f er:s and rlisburs,.r;r,-'nLs of counsel for th;Cont ra c-Lor.
c. Irr tite r:venttnenE, lhe ci).!r,_Jr:s <1uc sh,.tl. lspecif ir;,'l in Pirra,;raplr 2 wlrichtrre Cont :.1ct.or's cost of the
of thr: tr:r:minat i,>n of this Agree-be a I,'.'r'.rr:llhag( rtf tlre IUmp Sum
slra I 1 x.' Lhe samc percenLage that.rnateri,ti:: l: urrrisifred (or on order)
and labor performed through the date of termination bears to thetotal cost (or the Contractorrs reasonable estimate thereof) ofa1l materials to be furnished and labor to be performed underthis Agreement, and the Client shall also pay all reimbursable
expenses incurred through the daLe of termination.
5. Additional Work. If tlre Client requests the Con-tracror to fui6-IEE--TEEEiGTd or perform tabor in addirlon rothe rnaterials and labor specified in the Scope of Work, and theContractor furnishes such additional materials or performs suchadditional labor, the Client shal1 pay for such additionalmaterials at the Contractorrs cost plus 20 percent and for suchadditional labor at the hourly rates set forth in the LaborRates Schedule, and the luinp sun may be exceeded by the chargesattributable to the furnishing of additional materials andperforrnance of additional labor. All such requests for addi-tional material or labor shall be authorized by wribten order tothe Contractor signed by the C1 ient; provided, however, that theContractor may furnish additionaL rnaterial or perform additionallabor based on oral orders and shall be entitled to colnpensationfor such materials furnished (or ordered) and labor performedwithin seven days following the date of such oral request not-withstanding the fail.ure of the Cl ient to execute a written
a uthor i zat ion.
6. No Design ServLces. The Client acknowledges thatthe Scope of woiE-doeElot-InET[de any design services ind thatany request that the Contractor perform design services shall be
deerned to be a request for Lhe performance of additional laborto be governed by the provisions of Paragra6rh 5.
'1 . Client's Responsibilj!!"g. Upon execution of thisAgreement, th e Contractor with a de-tailed design of the landscape construction to be performed atthe Project which shalI be reasonably acceptable t.o t.he Contrac-tor, together with a survey of the property on vrhich the project
is located (or such other docurnent acceptable Lo the Contractor)which shows tlre boundaries of the Project and the Iocation ofall- structures, easelnents and rights-of-way within said boundar-ies. rn addition, the Client shall furnish the Contractor witha utilities drawing showing the exact location of aII utiliiCeslocated on such property, including electrical service lines,gas linesr s€w€r 1ines, television cables, telephone lines andwater mains ( indicating size and pressure of water mains inaddition to location if the Scope of Work includes the instalta-tion of a sprinkJ.er systern). Upon the request of the Contrac-tor, the Client shall cause the location of aII utilities at theProject to be clearly marked and identified. The Client shallbe responsible for any defects in materials or labor or addi-tional materials and labor caused as a result of the inaccuracyof any inforrnation furnished by the Client, including the fail-ure to accurateJ.y draw or nark and identiEy all utilit.ies at theProject. The CIient shall pay for any such additional materialsand labor on the basj,s of the Contractorrs cost plus 20 percentin the case of materials and the hourly rates siet forth in theLabor Rates Schedule in the case of labor and the lump sum maybe exceeded by the charges for such additional rnaterials andlabor. The Client shall pay all reimbursable expenses incurre<lin connection with the furnishing of such adclitioqal rnaterialsand performance of such additional labor.
8. Warranties. The Contractor warrants that for aperiod of one ]6EF-FoTT6wing the ctate of planting, alI trees,plants, shrubs and grass will rernain in go<;d condition and that
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any structures constructed by the Contractor will be free ofdefects due to faulty naterials and workiransllip for a period ofone year following crcmpletion of construction, provided thatsuch warrant,y shall be subject to the following conditions:
a. The Contractor shall not be responsible forany loss or damage caused by unusually severe or abnormal wea-ther conditions or any other act of God, including, but noElimited to, fire, lightning, flooding, avalanche or snowslide.
b. The Client shall maintain and care for theforegoing materials and structures in a reasonably prudent andcareful manner.
c. The Client shall give the Contractor writtennotice of a claimed breach of warranty under this Paragraphprior to the expiration of one year following such planting orconstruction, as the case may be.
d. The sole and exclusive remedy for breach ofwarranty shalI hre the repair of any rleFt:cLive structure or thereplacernent of any defective tnaterials by the Contractor at one-half of Lhe original charges to the CIient for the materials andrelated labor provided that the Client shal1 pay one-half ofsuch charges at or prior to the replacement of the materials orrepair of the structure. An equitable apportionment shaII be
made to determine the charges for the defective rnaterials andrelated Iabor.
e. THE WARRANTY SET FORTH IN .IHIS PARAGRAPH 8 AND
REMEDY FOR UREACH
"TIEREOF
ARE EXCLUSIVE AND II'l LIEU O!'ALL OIHER
WARRANTIES, BXPRESS OR IMPLIEI), BY OPERATION OI' LAW OR OTHER-
WISE, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF
FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR MNRCHANTABILITY.
9. Permi.ts, Fees and Notices. The Contractor shalluse its Uest e its and Iicenses neces-silry for the furnishing of the materials and lrerformance of theIabor; provided, however, that CIient shall cooperate with theContractor and sha11 pay (or reimburse the ConLractor for) allfees and other charqes i,mposed by any governmental authority or
ag ency .
10. Insurance. The ConEractor at its cost and expensesha1l obtain puETiFTGbility insurance against claims for per-sonal injury and property damage arising from the furnishing ofthe materials and performance of the labor required under t.hisAgreemenb. 'lhe policies shall be in such amounts which theContractor deems to be reasonably adequate. In addition, theContractor shall obtain a policy of workinenrs compensation orernployerrs liability insurance for the protection of the Con-tractorrs ernployees. The Client at its cost and expense shallobtain fire and other property darnage insurance insuring thematerials furnished hereunder for the fu11 amount of thei.r re-placernent cost, including materials delivered to the project
site but not planted, installed or constructed at the time ofsuch damage. The Contractor shall be a named insured under thepolicy obtained by the Owner and the Client shal1 promptlyfollowing execution of this Agreern(lnt deliver to the Contractora certificate evidenci.nq such ool.icv.
11.
Al I or ig inal
phoLos, video
O.wnership of Docuqents lncl Presentation Materials.
"raurings
anA ren-ciE r1 ng s ,specifications, fflms,
6rrepared by or under tlretapes , mc<lel s and reports
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supervision of the Contractor shall renain the property of theCont,ractor, and the Contractor shall have alI rights withrespect to them. The Client shall not sell or use (directly orindirectly) any of such materials (or copies thereof) for anyproject other than the Project which is the subject of thisAgreement.
I2. Termination. Either party may terminate this
Agreement. with or--TTEfrffi cause upon leven days' prior writtennotice to the other party; provided, however, that such termina-t,ion shall not affect any rights and liabilities accruing priorto ternination.
13. Written Notices and Other Communications. Writ,tennotices and other communications shall be deemed to have beendelivered if personally delivered to the addressee or if rnailedt,o the Contractor at P.O. Box 3567, Vail, Colorado 81657, or !othe Client at the address set fortlr below:
A1 I notices and other
been delivered on theor if t,hey are mailed,the United States maiI.
communications shall be deemed to havedate that they are personally delivered,on the date that they are deposited in
I nure
the ir
15.by the law of
14.This Agreement shalIbe bindi.ng upon, the parties and
respecE rve successors,heirs and legal representatives.
Law. This Agreelnent shall be governedof Co]orado.
IN WIINESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed thisAgreement the day and year fi.rst above writ,ten.
ARCHITECT:
I'{ATTHEWS 6' AS ATES
chard T. Ma thews, principal
CLI ENT:
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