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Design Review Action Form
TOWN OF VAIL
Project Name:Vail Golf Club Project Number:
Project Description: Install e retrining wall at the 15'h tee box.
Owner, Address and Phone: Veil Recreation District
Architect/Contact, Address and Phone: Jim Myers, 700 S. Frontage Road East,479-2262
Project Street Address: Vail Golf Course
Legal Description: Unplatted Parcel
Parcel Number:
Comments:
Project#:
Building Name:
***PLEASE CONSULT THE T.O.V. BUILDING DEPARTMENT REGARDING
POTENTIAL ASBESTOS ABATEMENT ISSUES _ 479.2325X"").
Motion by:
Seconded by:
Vote:
Conditions: Approved per plans received 8114100,
Town Planner: Bill Gibson
Date: 8/18/00
Board / StaffAction
Action: StaffApproved
FIEVERYONE\DRB\APPROVAL\9N I DRBAPPRFRM
DRB Fee Pre-Paid: $20.00
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Questions? Call the Planning StafF at 479-2138
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GENEML INFORMATION
This application applies to changes made to a site or exterior alterations of a building. Any
alteration in which additional building square footage is added will require an "additions"
application.
I. SUBMITIAL REOUIREMENTS
tr Photos or sketches which clearlv convey the existing conditions.
! Photos or sketches which clearly convey the proposed building or site aiteration(s).
tr All relevant specifications for the proposal including colors and materials to be
useo.
tl Condominium Association approval (if applicable).
tr If the intent of the proposal is not clearly indicated, the Administrator may
determine that additional materials are necessary for the review of the application.
UST OF PROPOSED iIIITERIA\
BUILDING MATERIAIS:
Roof
Siding
Other Wall Materials
Fascia
SofRts
Windows
Window Trim
Doors
Door Trim
Hand or Deck Rails
Flues
Flashing
Chimnep
Trash Enclosures
Greenhouses
Retaining Walls
b<terior Lighting
Other
TYPE OF MATENAL:COLOR:
Bto" ra Tc\N
x Please speciff the manufacturer=s color, number and attach a vnall color chip
# All exterior lighting must rneet the Tq^rn=s Lighting Ordinance 12-11-5J. If exterior lighung b propced,
please indicate the number of fixtures and locatiors on a separate lighting plan. Identiff each fxture type
and provirle the height above grade, lumens output, luminous area, and attach a cut sheet of the lighting
fxfures.
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- Town oiVail
Department of Community Development
, 75 S. Frontage Road
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Please make checks payable to the TOWN OF VAIL
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Account No.Item No.Code #Cost Each Total
001 0000 3't4 1110 Zoning and Address Maps ZA $5.00
001 0000 314't1't2 Uniform Building Code - 1997 - Volume 1&2 CB $50.95
001 0000 3141112 Uniform Building Code - 1997 - Volume 3 $60.6s
001 0000 314 1112 Internatjonal Plumbinq Code - 1997 CB $36.00
001 0000 314 1',t12 lnternational Mechanical Code - 1998 r-E,$35.00
001 0000 314 1112 Uniform Mechanical Code -1996 $35.60
001 0000 3'14 1112 Uniform Fire Code CB $36.00
001 0000 314 1112 National Electrical Code CB $42.60
001 0000 3't4 11't2 Abatement of Dangerous Bldq.'s 1997 $9.95
001 0000 314 1112 Model Energy Code - 1995 $10.00
001 0000 3't4 1112 Analysis of Revisions to 1997 Uniform Codes $12.75
001 0000 314 1112 Other Code Books CB
001 0000 314 1211 Blue Prinb/Mylar Copy Fees BF $7.00
001 0000 314 1111 Xerox CoDies XC $0.25
001 0000 314 1111 Lionshead Master Plan ($1.80/$1 .60)MS $40.00
001 0000 314 1111 Studies, Master Plans, etc.MS
001 0000 315 3000 PenalV Fees/Relnspections PN
001 0000 311 2300 Plan Review R+check Fee ($40/Der hour)PF
001 0000 315 2000 Off Hours lnsDection Fees OH
001 0000 312 3000 Contractors License Fees CL
001 0000 3124000 Sign Applicatron Fee SP $20.00
001 0000 312 4000 Addfional Sign Applicatjon Fee SP
001 0000 3't1 2200 Design Review Board Fee (Pre-paid)DR IU,CO
001 0000 315 3000 Building Investigahon Fee PN
001 0000 240 3300 Dsvelopsr lmprovement Agreement Deposil D2-OEPi0 IAD
001 0000 3121000 Restaurant License fee (TOV)RL
001 0000 230 2000 Spec. Assess.-Restaurant Fee to Co.Dept.Rev.SA
'001 0000 201 1000 Taxable @ 45% (State) - Tax payable ,TP
'001 0000 310 1100 Taxable @ 4.0oi (Townl - Retail Sales Tax -t7
Other/Misc. -MS
001 0000 31 1 2500 PEC APPLEANON FEES
001 0000 31't 2500 Additional GRFA - "250"PV $200 00
001 0000 31 I 2s00 Condfional Use Permit PV $200.00
001 0000 311 2500 Exterior Alterauon - Less than 100 so. ft PV $200.00
001 0000 311 2500 Exterior Afteration - More than 100 so. ft.PV $500.00
001 0000 311 2500 Special Development District - NEW PV $1,500.00
001 0000 3't1 2s00 Special Development District - Maior Amend :PV $1,000.00
001 0000 311 2500 Special Development District - Minor Amend PV $200.00
001 0000 311 2500 Subdivision Fees PV
001 0000 311 2500 Variance IPV $250.00
001 0000 31 1 2500 Zoning Code Amendments PV $250.00
Re.Zoning PV $200.00
001 0000 319 3100 Greenstar Program
Other -MS
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Permit Numbers
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Design Review Action Form
TOWN OF VAIL
Project Name: Golf Course Pump Station Proiect Number: PRJ00-0049
Project Description: Demo/rebuitd of purnp station at 18th tee-off
Owner, Address, and Phone: Town of Vail Finance Dept.
Architect/Contact, Address, and Phone: Jim Myers, Golf Course Superintendent
700 S. Frontage Road E.
479-2262
Project Street Address: Vail Golf Course
Legal Description: unplatted parcel
ParcelNumber: 210110201006
Comments:
BuildingName:
Motion by:
Seconded by:
Vote:
Board/Staff Action
Action: Staffapproved (as directed by
DRB) with 2 conditions
Conditions: l. Window trim shall consist of 2x6 cedar with horizontal trim
overlapping vertical trim by 2" on each side.
2. Three conifers shall be planted around the structure.
Town Planner: Ann Kjerulf
Date: 04/lll00 DRB Fee Paid: $20.00
Project Name: Golf Course Pump Station
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APPLICATION FOR DESIGN REYIEW APPROVAL
GENERAL INFORMATION
This application is for any projcct rcquiring Dcsign Rcvicrv approval. Any projcct rcquiring dcsign revicw must
rcccivc Design Revicw approval prior to submitting for a building pclmit. For specific information, sce thc submittal
rcquircnrcnts for thc particular approval that is requestcd. Thc application cannot bc acceptcd until all the required
inlbrnratiou is subnrittcd. Thc projcct may also nccd to bc rcvicrvcd by thc Town Council and./or thc Planning and
Environnrental Commission. Dcsign Rcvicw Board approval cxpircs onc ycar aftcr final approval unlcss a
building permit is issued and construction is startcd.
DESCRIPTION OF TI{E REQUEST: Vct.
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B. LOCATIONOFPROPOSAL:I BLOCK:FILING:
PHYSICAL ADDRESS:
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ZONING:
(Contact Eaglc Co. Asscssors Officc at 970-328-8640 for parcel #)
NAME OF OWNER(S): Vc^ i I GolI c-vvr51
MAILINC ADDRESS:
OWNER(S) SIGNATTJRE(S):
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PHONE:a7q - L2_bL
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PHONE: .'1714-L6 z
H. TYPEOFREVIEWANDFEE:
EI Ncw Construction - $200 Construction ofa new building.
El Addition - $50 Inclrrdcs any addition where square footagc is addcd to any rcsidential or
conuncrcial building.
d f*linor Altcration - $20 tncludcs minor changcs to buildings and site improvcmcnts. such as,
rcroofing. painting. window additions. landscaping. fenccs and rctaining
walls, etc.
DRB fces are to be paid at the timc of submittal. Latcr, whcn applylng for a building pennit. pleasc idenfiry
thc accuratc valuation ofthc projcct. The Town ofVail will adjust the fce according to the project valuation.
PLEASE SUBMIT THIS APPLICATION, ALL SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS AND THE FEE TO THE
DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPIVIENT. T5 SOUTH FRONTAGE ROAD,
vArL. coLORADO 816s7.
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MINOR ALTERATIONS TO THE.EXTEiUOR OF BUILDINGS
AND SITE IMPROVEMENTS
GENERAL INFORMATION
This application applics to changes madc to a site or ortcric dtcrations ofa building Any alrcrCion in
which additional building squarc footagc is addcd will rcquirc an'bdditions" application.
I. SUBMITTAL REOUIREIVIENTF
Pholos or sk*chcs which clearly convey fbc cxisting conditioru.
Photos or skctchcs which clgrly.lonvcy th9 propoccd building or sitc altcration(s)
All rclevant spccifications for thc proposal inctuding colors and nratcrials to bc uscd
Condominium Association ap,proval (if applicablc).
If thc intcnt of thc proposal is not clearly inrticated, 6c Artministratc may dctcrurine that additional
materials are necessary for the rwiew of thc applic*ion.
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TOTAL AREA
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PfrIOJECT:
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EJnn J necnnoioTgt El nesaorsr E aearrceircnuE lrryor
Thir a. in rusponra ro yout roqu{rrt for rwlrcd druGnr|l lrfomltiolr rof,ecdng r chrng0 h $l d'rbr Of
thr pr.rrrrg Strtton trom CifUfioc[ wr1r to ...Cit1n"i-".o0 frrrning' Sh'd Sl eontrlil tho p'dilf,trt
l^'lor".tf-t" f" thc rrcton dd.d 'structut'l Wood Fnming"'
ln rddltlo.r to dril crhr'r!, in thr lba.nct ol matonry llnt'|3' us' (3)'2rf O bullt-up hordrr ovrr dooc rnd
wlndowl wifi ona 2x6 trimmor rnd one continuour lib-iinc euo .t.rch lidc of fic oFcolng' t!tpb'l'
Arrchor rtl. bofiom plrtt of thc wd|3 to dlc cxbtlng slab with 112' dit' x ?' epoxry rnahotf rt 24'
rptcing. Pluvldc 4' mlnlmum mb,Gdmmt dcpth'
F You hava rny furtftar quxtlonr, Phrce do not h'ritrt! to crll'
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Minturn, Colorado 81645
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BUILDING MATERIALS:
LIST OF PROPOSED MATERIALS
TYPE OF MATERIAL:
Roof
Siding
Othcr Wall Materials
Fascia
Soflits
Windows
Window Trinr
.. Doors
Door Trirn
Hand or Dcck Rails
Flucs
Flashirrgs
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COLOR:*
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Chimncys
Trash Enclosures
Grecnhouscs
Retaining Walls
Exterior Lighting* *
Other
+ Please specify the nranufacfurer's color, number and attach a srnall color chip
++AllcxtcriorlightingntustnteettheTown'sLightingOrdinancel8.54.050(J). Ifexteriiirlightingisproposed,
plcase indicate thc nuurbcr offixturcs and locations on a scparatc lighting plan. Identify each fixture type and provide
thc height above grade, luntens output, luminous arca. and attach a cut shect ofthe lighting fixtures.
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PROPOSED LANDSCAPING
PROPOSED TREES
AND SHRUBS:
EXTSTING TREES TO
BE REMOVED:
GROUND COVER
SOD
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IRRICATIONt
TYPE OR METHOD OF
EROSION CONTROL
Botanical Nanrc
*Mininrurn icquircmcnts for landscaping:
Typc
Conrrrron Namc Ouantity Sizc*
dcciduous trccs - 2 inch calipcr
conifcrous trccs - 6 fcct in hcightshrubs - 5 gallons
Sguarc Footaec
OTHER LANDSCAPE FEATURES (retaining wails. fenccs, swimming pools, etc.) Please speciS. Indicate top and
boftom clevations of rctaining walls. Maxinrum height of walls rvithin the front setback i" 1 feet. Maxirnum heieht of
rvalls elscrvhcre on the propcrty is O tect.
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x-25 SADDLEBACK (BASE 2OO) x-2s iltpAGE(BASE 200) X€4SAil SnrEOil (BASE 20)
x-53 PUBE TVORY (BASE 10O)x-55 FRENCH VANTLLA (BASE 100)
x-so4 BLUE GREY (BASE An)x.575 CANYON (BASE 200)x-580 SIERRA TAI{ (BASE 2qr)
I These colors are intended to show tho approximaie color ot 16/20 float tinlsh stucco. (Colors will vary in other products). I Application by machi
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x-17 M|STY (BASE 2(n)x-23 ASPEN (BASE 2m)
x-40 DovE GREY (BASE 200)x60 CRYSTAL WIilTE (BASE 100)
x-71 MrAMt PEACH (BASE 100)
x-86 SANDSTONE (BASE 200)x-97 PAC|FIC SAND (BASE
x-592 TUCSON (BASE 100)x{20 srLvERAoo (BASE 2(x))
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x.$ nEADOWBROOK (BASE 100)
x€30 CLAY (gASE 200)
,:ray or texiuring will increase the depth of color. I Variations in color due to weatier, job conditions and melhod of applicalion should be expected.
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EXTERIOR STUCCO
SPECIFICATIONS AND DESCRIPTION
SPECIFICATIONS
A. MATERIALS
All exterior stucco color coal shall be manufactured by La Habra Stucco and be the color, finish and sand
gradation as shown on the plans. Stucco color coal shall be La Habra base and color pack or
La Habra premix.
B. SUBSTITUTIONS
Any substitutions must be approved in writing ten (10) days prior to bid Cate by the Architect, Builder or
Color Coordinator.
DESCRIPTION
A. Use: La Habra Exterior Color Coat provides a lasting, durable color linish that can be applied to portland
cem€nt base coat by hand or machine application.
B. Composition: La Habra Exterior Color Coat finish is a mechanically blended compound of porlland cement,
hydrated lime and inert aggregates (16/20 ot 20130 sand), packed in sealed multi-wall bags.
C. Color: 30 standard colors available in premix stucco or base and packaged color. Special Colors available
upon request. La Habra Package Color is specilically designed for use with La Habra's Base.
D. Coverage: Approximate coverage per 90 lb. bag: Float Finish 15-20 sq. yds.; Light Spanish Texture or
lvlachine Dash 10-15 sq. yds. per bag.
E, Advantages: . Integral color - does not need painting
. Wide variety of textures and finishes. Economical
. Low mainienance
E, Shelf Lite: Six (6) months if keDt in drv condition.
JOB PROCEDURE
A. Condition of Surface:
'1. Hand application over portland cement: Prior to application of eliterior color coat finish, the base coat shall
be sprayed with clean waler io control and equalize suction.
2. Machine appiication over portland cement: lt is not necessary to dampen the base coat beJore application
of the exterior finish bv machine.
B. Mixing: Exterior stucco color coat shall be power mixed with clean water for al least 15 minutes, and shall be
used within two hours after mixing.
C. Application: Color coat shall be approximately 1/8" thick.
1. Hand application: Apply using trowel. Spread on an even coat then rubber floai (sand finish) or lexture to
desired finish.
2. Machine applicatlon: Spray first coat over the dry surface and cover base coat completely. After first coat
has dried, spray second coat to the desired finish. During periods ot high humidity it is recommended that
one full day be allowed between coats. La Habra Exlerior Stucco Color Coat will normally dry and set the
same day. Allow 28 days for curing.
3. Color and performance may be affected by the addition of field additives.
IV, MATERIAL STANDARDS
A. Hydrated Lime: Federal Specif ications SS-L-351 , Type F.
B. White Portland Cement: fype I ASTM C150-56; Federal Specilication SS-C-I928.
FCG COAT is available in La Habra's 30 standard colors. When ordering Fog Coat specify DX for Float Finish.
DXT for Machine Finish and 1-1 2 DX tor Spanish Texture. Colors may vary due to weather and job conditions.
Prior to fog coating. a sample area should be applied and allowed to dry for color approval.
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Sales 0tfice & I{arehouse:
PC. Box 3/00
1631 W Lincoln Ave
Anahelm. Oal l. 92803
(714) 774-1186
thX: (/14) 774-8593
8161 Lankersn n Blvd.
North Hollywood Calif. 91605-1 61 1
(818)504-9180
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La Habra Stucco E mail
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Web-site www aiabiaslucco ccn
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2150 Eastridge Are
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(909) 653-3549
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(510) 444-2497
FAX: {510) 835-8941
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P0. Box 3700 240 S Lrara Sl.
Anaheim. Calil 92803
(714) 778-2266
FAX i714) 77 4 2Ai9
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292 west meadow drive vail, colorado 81657 303t476-2W
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l'lr. Richard E. Woodrow
Forest Supervisor
l,lhite River National Forest
P. 0. Box 948
Glenwood Springs' C0 81 602
Dear l'lr. Woodrow:
5430 Vail llultiple Forests
The va.i 1 Metropolitan Recreation District is extremely interested
in the purchase of approximately 3 acres of Forest Service property
presently under permit to them for the golf course and maintenance
facility. Please advise us as to the steps or procedures we must
follow and supply us with an appraisal or an apraisal method that
wou'l d 91 ve us in-idea of the cbit. Approximately.60 acres is.presently
used for the third green on the golf course, .70 acres is in the
Vail Valley Drive road and 1.70 acres is being used as a golf course
maintenance facility. l,le are only interested in this property so
that we can maintain existing conditions-
If you require additional information, p'lease contact me as soon
as possible.
Sincerely,
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Pat Dodson
Recreation Director
Town of Vail
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l. Pfrca ot I t3ua
-11 : t.1
Plcare pay by money order, bank draft, or check
payablo to FOREST SERVICE, USDA.
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to: UNIT COLLECTION OFFICE& FOREST SERVICE.
?. Oata ot lrtua
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WILL NOT BE FUR.
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REOUESTEO,
tolo Hlil
3. Drtr or P.rlod 4, Drtcrlptlon 5. Amdnt
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CHARGE Tt th. r|t qrrrmtly pnbllshrd by tho Depsnment ol th! Trllrlry
unbs a dltforcnt rrtr la pc*ribsd by conrsct or lgra.manL
6. Oata Prymrnt Osc
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7. Amount Dua ,.[r
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TRANS.
CODE
MANAGEMENT
CODE FY
o8J CLASS
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f: /. /. i .-.
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? lqrr .dldon of rih lorm lr obaold..FS-650G89! (l G81l
USDA - FO'iEST SERVICE o41
BILL FoR coLLEcfloN S N'
PAYER,S coPY
A
PLACE OF ISSUE
Rocky l.tormtatn #31654
DATE OF ISSUE
J aauary 11, 1989
P. O. Box 60000, San Franclsco, CA 94160-1654
RETAI]I II'I YOUR
RECORDS. RECEIPT
WILL NOT BE FUR-
i{ISHED UI{LESS RE-
OUESTED.
G lta,-^^Eo! Vu^,p Co gt (rcs-
Vall lbtro Recreatl-m Dlet.
Attn: Pat Dobson ltanager
292 W. lleadow DrLve
VaLl, CO 81657
OATE OR PENIOD OESCRIPTION AM(ruNT
oLloLls9
L2l3Ll89
o]-loLls9
02loLl89
Special uee fees for parh, playgrormd
Late fee fo: failure to pay above by due date of irlirlil9
$ 360.00
35.00
090716
uNtT xo.
T2 15 Gc)
CONTRACT NO.DATE PAYMENT (xJE
2ltl89 arouraT l>
OUE $395.00
FS - 650G89 (8/80)
- thited States
Departnent ofAgriculture
Eorest
Service
Yhite River
f,ational
Forest
P.O. lor 948
Glenvood Spri.gs,
Golorado 81602
3O3 q45-2521
Reply to: 2720
Date: January 10, 1989
Vail MeEro Recreetior Dist.
Attn: Pat Dobson Manager
292 fr. Me adow Drive
Vail, CO 81557
Dear Mr. Dobson:
Your payment of special use fees due January 1, 1989, haa not beeo receiveil
this office; therefore, the payment is delinquent and a late Payoent cbarge
$35.00 has been is sued.
Your failure to pay the full amount due, including the late paymenE charge by
February l, 1989, wil-l be cause to etart termination actioo.
S inc er eLy ,
1n
of
tD-ff@
lL{l/TldotrAs A. Hoors
{)- Forest Supervisor
Enc losur e
Carlng ior the Land and Serrlng Peoplo
F9'r2O0.2817-E2l
/
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v
' United State.
Departreut of
Agriculture
Vail Metro Recreation Dist.
Attn: Pat Dobso[, Manager
292 II. Ueados Drive
Vait, C0 81657
Reply to!
Date:
Sprilgs
January 20, 1989
qo ettn''
Dear Mr. Dobson:
Your paynent of tbe epecial uae fee due January 1, 1989,
January 17, 1989. The late fee ie etil.L due. Treasury
there is no gratce period on overdue fees.
Please eubmit paynent of the late charge by February I,
charge wiLl have to be a8ses8ed.
S incerely,
Adninietrative 0f f icer
ras receipted for on
regulatioos staEe tbat
1989, or aootber late
-';rlfu
P.O.'lor
F8.C2O0.2El7.E2l
usE,A - Fora* Sallca
FOR COLLECTION
( R.f. FSM 65301
BI LL
l. F[Ic. ot I rtu.
nnuY Hnr INTA I t:tt Atta
Please pay by money order, bank draft. or check
payable to FoREST SERVICE, USDA
Mail payment with this statement in the enclsad envelope
to: UilIT OOLLECTION OFFICER, FOREST SERVICE.
Z Ort. ot ltrua
DEC@
P,O
SAN
E{OX 60000
RANCtBCO, CA ?4160-1654
VAIL }4ETRO RqCFEATION DIST.
ATTN I PAT OO*SON I'IANAOER
??? lr,, l{gADOU ORIUEvAtL co 81657
r-^i, L
\7/Pl.lte Show Any ChlngB Ot Addrrrs Bllow:
RETAIN IN YOUR
RECORDS. RECEIPT
WILL NOT BE FUR.
NISHED UNLESS
REOUESTED.
folo tila!
3, Drt or Pcriod 4, O.Ecriptlon 5. Anount
o1/ot./cl?
TO
t2/11 /49
HOLDERT tO7?*O1 09/0A/66 HOLY CROSS RD
144 PARK, PLAYOROUND
bO qJSc 5"{b3C
5- \9 tl
i360. oo
)
NOTE: Paymenii not recelved by tha drs dste ars rubiect to I LATE PAYMENT
CHARGE at tho rat€ currsntly publishcd b'y the Ocpanrnent of the TFssury
unless r difbrsnt rate is pl€3cribd b,y controet or agresmont.
6. o.tr Prymant ou!
o1lo 1/89
7. Amount Du!
f360. oo
FOLO HEi'
& Blll Numbct
o9019?
9. Unlt Numbor
T?1$
L0. SubUnlt Numbor l. Tlmbar sllr conlract Numbal
R.m!rkt
NOTE r
PAYHENTS NOT RECHIVEO TJY THE
DUE DATE ALSO I'IAY BE SUBJECT
TO AN ADI'IINIBTRATIVE CHARGE
PURSUANT TO THE DEBT
COI..LECTION ADT OF 198?.
13, FOREST SEFVICE ACCOUNTING DATA
TRANS.
CODE
MANAGEMENT
CODE FY
OBJ CLASS
AMOUNT
M AJ.SU B.
A I98417 3360. OO
!4.
TOTAL t360. oo
Prwlolr dldon of filt lom b obol3to.FS.650G89a (1G81|
USOA .tor!!t Strvlct Et
BILL FOR COLLECTION
( Rcf. FSM 6530)
l. Placa ot I ssua
tl.tIl'F Rtt.rEF:
.lA1'I tlf.lfrL r:nFfi S f
Please pay by money order, bank draft, or check
payable ro FoREST SERV|CE, USDA.
Mail payment with this statement in the enclooed envelops
to: UNIT COLLECTION OFFlCER, FOREST SERVICE.
a f[t. ot 155u.
DtrC€t'tBER Ol o 19S7
R(:KY |'lTN *316T;4f BtlX 60000
5Af.t FRAN,,CA 94t60"1634
Dr.
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ui, I t,. MIiTHC' FiH {:RHA,T I l:lN I} t $'f .
ATTHr FAI D0FSiON HAI'lAGtiRffi+w:F-elgw
VAIL.{:0 s16ti.7
/1 errrl
RETAIN IN YOUR
RECORDS. RECEIPT
WILL NOT BE FUR.
NISHED UNLESS
REOUESTED.
roto Htta
3. Drt6 or Perlod 4. Darcrlption 5. Arnor.rnt
()1./+:i./'ct€i
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t CHARGE st the rsra currsntly rublished W ths Departrnsnt of th6 Tras3ury7 unl€s! a dilforsnt rate is prescribed by contrsct or agrosment.
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o:t../01, /89
7. Amount Oua
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iaiLo HtiE
9. Unlt Numbor
1ilIt1
10. SubUnli Numb€r ll. Tlmbar Srlr Contnst Numb.r
12. Ramarks
r.lnfEr
I:AY},1HNI'!5 NOl ITECF" I UED FY HI
DilH DATF 41...$B t'lAY Hrh. !it.!B.lF-Cl.TI1 AI'I ADh I N I STI'.{AT I VE NHARGE.
frLlRSLlAl'lT Tn Tl{H Dti[:t I
(:01. t..tic1'I or.r Acl 0F r?{11i .
13. FOREST SERVICE ACCEUNTING DATA
TFANS,
CODE
MANAGEMENT
cooE FY
OBJ CLASS
AMOUNTMAJ.SUB.
A 3 9n417 $ 360 . Ot)
14.
TOTAL f36+ " O0
Pr la[.dldon of thh fom 13 ob.olstr FS-660G89r ltO.8ll
12/07/97 L2/O7/87
SHIP TO:
VENDOR:
PAGE NUMBERI of 1
$
TOI.JN OF VAII-.(9) VAIL HETRO REC DIST
1778 VAIL VALLEY DRIVE
VAIL, CO 81657
I"IHITE RIVER NATIONAL FDREST
RCKY HTN {*31654, BOX 60CrOO
sAN FRANCISCO, CA 94160*1654
Tooo17e oo769A
THIS NUMBER MUST APPEAR ON
ALL PAPER & PACKAGES RELATIVE
TO THIS ORDER.
VAIL METROPOLITAN RECREATION DISTRICT
1778 VA|L VALLEY DRTVE o VAIL, CO 81657
(303)476-700O
PTEASE SEND
-
COPIES OF YOUR INVOICE WTH ORIGINAL BILL OF LADING.
IMP1OFITANT
PTIASE IOTFY US IIIIEDIATELY IF YOI' ARE UTIABI."E TO SHIP CO PI.ITE ORDER EY DATE SPECIFIED.
RENT ON LAND FOR BEN's SHT]P
L/!/AA T0 t2/3t/88 BI[-L t+ BO4 l1
EMRTMENT IIEAD
RECEIVED BY oAIE RECEr'/ED
DEPABTMENT COPY
by
!
(9-(/+ i, -,*-*Jl s'oLi
uSOA . Forctt S6wlcc
B!LL FOR COLLECTION
( R€i. FSM 6s3O)
l. Plrcc ol | 3tut
t,J}1 ITE RIVER
I.IAT I O}.tAL FOREST
Please pay by money order, bank draft, or check
payable to FOREST SERVICE, USDA.
Mail payment with this statement in the enclosed envelope
to: UNIT COLLECTION OFFICER, FOREST SERVICE.
2. Otlc ot liruc
DECEHEIEfii O1, 19S6
F. O. BOx ?44
GLENUOOD SPRINGS, CO 8160:
VAIL I4ETRO RECREATiON DI5T.
ATTl.t: FAT DOSSON l'IANAGEF:
321 EAST LYON5HEAD CIRCLEvAtL c0 ar.637
Plcasr Show Any Change Ot Addrcis Bclow:
3- Date or Period 4, Description 5. Arnqrnt
oL /ot /87
TO
t7/31 /47
HOLDER: 107?-Ol 09/OA/66 HOLY CROSS
144 PARK, -F.L-AfGR&iJi*D- CJol+ /-|te- sAcp
RD
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3ltu\\ (,\
\
,60 qqtae
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NOTE: Paymen$ noi received by the due date 8r€ subiect 10 a LATE PAYMENT
CHARGE at the rate drrrenlly published W the Depanrnenl ot the Treasury
unless a different raie is prescribed by conlract or agGemenl.
6. Datr Paymsnt Oua
01. /oL/97
t. Amoun! Dua
$360.Oo
roLo lteiE
8. Blll NumbQrrTotzz 9. Unll Number
T|.115
10. Sub-unlt Numbet ll. Tlmblr sala contract Numbat
12, R€m.,kr
NOTE:
PAYI'IENT5 NOT RECEIVED EIY THE
OUE DATE ALSO MAY EIE sUE:JECT
TO AN ADI4 INISTRATIVE CHARGE
$IURSUAI.IT TO THE DEEIT
COLLECTION ACT OF 198?.
I3. FOREST SERVICE ACCOUNTING DATA
TRANS.
CODE
MANAG EMENT
CODE FY
OBJ CLASS AMOUNTsua.
A 9A4t7 $360 . OO
t1.. TOTAL $360. OO
Prryl.rt edition ot thlr form ir ob'roleio.FS-650G898 tlO-8tl
USDA - Fo.est Service
BI LL FOR COLLECTION
( R€f. FSM 6530)
l. Place of lisue
rirri ri t J vi'I
\'!f ;'r'rAt tiirq?
Please pay by money order, bank draft, or check
payable to FOREST SERVICE. USOA,
Mail payment with this statement in th€ enclosed envel(
tO: UNIT COLLECTION OFFICER, FOREST SERVIC
2. oate or lriue
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3. Date or Period 4. Description 5. Amount
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t CHARGE at the rare curren tly pubtished bV the Oepartrnsnt of the Treasury7 unless a difterent rdte is prescribed by contract or agreement.
6. Oaie Payment Due
il t/i3
7. Amount Oua
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u.T. oEPARTMENT oF AGRIcULTUfiE
FORESr SEI|VICE
PLACE OF ISSUE
Sprlagst co 81602
DATE OF ISSUE
ebruarT 7, 1983
P. O. Eor 948, Gl.erood Sprtnge' OO 81502
BILL FOR COLLECTION
PAYER'S COPY
24 l98l
t.1- /
RETAIN IN YOUB
RECOBOS.RECEIPT
WILL NOT BE FUR-
NISHEDUNLESSRE.
OUESTED.
CC:
02l-oil
DATE OR PERIOO DESCRIPNOT AIIOUUT
0u83 -
0u83. ". ^
Speclal. rrs€ - 1ar9 fe9. chergr $15.00
a/ ./. 'J L' .-t
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r1t ur (Ec)
CONTRAGT O.OATE PAYIIETIT DUE
3lu8t arouxr -)>
OUC ils.m
Ri - 69rD{9 (UtOl
- -
USDA - Forest Se.vic€
BI LL FOR COLLECTION
( Ret. FSM 6530,
l. Plrce ot I ''ra
,;-'.i Ti I J Vi i:
r" I f; i .a l! t :11:-
il
Please pay by money order, bank draft, or check
payable ro FOREST SERVICE, USDA.
Mail payment with this statemenr in th€ encloced bnvelope
to: UNIT COLLECTION OFFICER, FOREST SERVICE.
2. Oate of I s3ue
ulYiq\iq lr l?it
. $0X 91tl
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CHARGE at the.ate currently publi3hed b,y the Deparlmant ol rh€ Treas{ry
unless a diflerent rate is prescribed bV contract or ag(€ement.
5. Oate Payment Oue
i/ 'tli5
7. Amount Ouc
i::i0r
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PAYER'S COPY
spr|agr, co 8160n
DATE OF ISSUE
ruarT 7, 1983
P. O. Bor 948, dl,crood Sprlagr' @ 81602
RETAIN IN YOUR
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WILL NOT BE FUR.
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OUESTED.
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Agriculture
fores t
Serv ice
I{hite River
I{ational Forest
P.0. Bor 948
Glerwood Spriage,
Colorado 81602
Reply To: 5450
Date: June 14, 1984
Ur. Pat Dodeon
Becreatioa Director
Tovo of Vail, Vail iletropolitan
Recreation District
292 tleet lleadou Drive
Vail , Colorado 81657
Dear llr . Dodeon:
lle are proceesing the Vail iletropolitau Becreation Dietrict's applicatioo to
purchase the Vail golf couree gite uoder tbe Sisk Act of December 4, 1967(P.t. 90-171, 81 stat. 531, ae aueoded; 16 tt.s.c.484e). Ife have euclosed a
copy of the Act for your infornat ioo
Ile bave listed the Bteps to process a Sisk Act application:
1. A fornal Stateaent of Inteat ia e igned by the propoueut.
2, After the fornal Statement of Iotent ie received, tbe proposed
erchange ie advertiseil i[ the local levepaper(a) olce a reek for four reelte.
This advertieeneot ie paid for by the proponent.
3. At the eaue time, se vill yrite aoticea of our intentione to tbe
Goveraor'e Clearinghouse for Btate age[ciee, County Comiseionere io the
respective county, Golorado Congreeaional ilelegatioD in tbe U.S. Congrese,
and federal ageocies such aa Arny Corpe of Engioeers, U.S. Figh aad Wildlife
Service, U.S. Geological Survey, etc.
4. The nert 6tep is to nake an analysie to decide if it is ia the public
ilterest to go through vitb tbe lard ercbange. thia analyeie rill be
documeoted in ao Enviroroental Assesareat. The decigion is tbe! docuueatedin a Decision Not ice.
5. If tbe above decieion ie favorable for tbe exchange, tbe! I fornal
appraiaal is completed. This appraieal ri1l be the document for you to u8e
to pay the Uoited States of Anerica for the subject ltatioual Foreat.
6. The reet of tbe steps to consumete tbe purcheae are legal in oature
aad involves tbe U.S. Foreat Service Regional Office in Deaver and the U.S.
Departueat of Agriculture Office of the General Cotrnoel.
FgC2O0.2t(7.r11
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fiTN\u/lfr. Prt Dedroa
lbe cotirc proecdure f,r@ tbc tirrc you algl thc Strtccrt of lotcnt ottil
you reccivc title 3o tbc lrtioarl trorart nonrlly requirer tF to tbrcc
yGar8, bat dee to e bectlog il onr LriCa Progren oo tbe llhite Biwr, rail
lrcl of fauding, thie proccrr ir trtbg alot lorgcr. ODe porrible rGtbod of,
eccelcretilg the proccrsilg tirc ls for tLc 8€cr.rtiol Dirtrict to pay f,or
the Bnviro!ilentrl Arroalcnt and eppreirel.
Plearc cort.ct Eoly Crore Dirtrict lugcr, Dave 9tart, in Hiatum (E27-57f5)
for hie corcernr o! lrous propored gurcbere anil ribcre it fito in hia tia
frrnc for procorrilg.
Sinccrely,tm
torcrt 8upervlaor
Flcrooato.ttl
Sisk Act
. Acl of December 4, 1967 (P'L.
U.S.C.484a)
Wild and Scenic R
ts: ,!- -.i acr 6,r ocrobff 2, J998 (P
. - iiZl(note), 1271'12871
t
Dec r
sec. . 1. (?l -rllr" ,I'ScenlcrRiver: *:i.:1., J(b) IE ls hereby d
SElCes ehet cergaln ae
slEh thel-r lEEedlate e
reoarkable scenlc, rec
hiEtoric r culEural, or
greaerved ln free- flow
ionedlate envlronnents
and enjoynent of Prese
Congress declares thaE
dao and other construc
rlvers of the unlted S
pol t.cy thaE would pres
thereof in Ehelr free-
quallty of such rivers
cooservecion purposes.(c) The purpose of
by lnstlEuting a natio
destgnatlng the ini t iaprescribing the EeEhod
vhich addiEional compctlae to tlne. (16 U.S
Rivers Ellgible f
Sec. 2. (a) The n
systen shall conpriselnclusion ther€ln by A
deslgnated as wild, sc
pursuant to an ec! of
thtough which they f1c
adutnlsEered as wlld,
agency or poLiEical su
concerned wlChout exDe
found by the Secretaia
the Governor of the St
concerned, or a peraoc
by hln or theE, to Eee
and such criteria supp
a sEace ' county 'ii-ru"icfp.f gover-nnent or publii sthool qistrlct or other
J"uii" -"
"fr"" r-autho rlty "na!i ttt" AcL of-March 20' L922 (42
'si.il-zrosj,-;s anended'(16 u.s.c. 48s' 486): 9:-9lh::
90.171,8-'l Slat.531, as amended; 16
Be it enacted by Ehe Senate and House of e sentat ive s
of t
l,llf;,iii';"i:'T;i:f; ".i;"s!"iiIi'i"J i $'{i"! i"'" t"
""iii"ii"".a to exchange natlonsl fo-resg linds or other lands
"ari.i"i...a.by the Forest Service, Lf the State' counsy' or
nunicfpaf gove.rrte.rt or Dublic achool auLhority ProPosing-h"
"*ih".,[. has insuffiiient land to offer' the exchar]ge
;;; ;;;;;;i"ted upon.d-p-sit with the secretarv of
Aerlcurture o, ,-pot.toi'"i-tri-ti ihe value of- the selectec
iEiil--i"i-"to.r.,t'"o dePoslted shal1. be covered lnto a
i#ii"r-'ii"a-in it " t"!s"ii -tttitit when approprlated shall
i".-!iiiriuit i.ttit "*pena"d'bv the secretary of AgriculEur':
ilt-iti^iliir;I;i;n "'r ianas in the sane state as Ehe
i!i.ii.a-ii"as and whlch are detemlned bv hiT to be
sultable for the ".t" p""po""" as the selicted lands' Lands""6-iE"ritta shall have'itl "at. stacus aod sh31l be subject
;; ;#';# ii,i" ' i"e"i"iions, ana rules as che selected
lends.--"-fr" provislons of Ehl's Act shall not be aPPlicable to
ttr" "o""!v"""e in exchange of nore than elghEy- acres to any
one Stat.e, counEy, or.nuitclpal Sov,ernT:lt or-public schoo)
dletrlct or otner puorrc schbol iuthortty' Lands nay be
;;;;;F; io any state, countv'. or-nunicipar governnent
DursuanE to this Act only tf ihe lands wlre -belng utillzed
[i'iilii-"tiiii.s on ttte iate of enactment of Ehis sentence'
;i.;;-;"-;;;;"v"4 -t"v be ueed onlv for che purPoses for
,trtctt ttr"y were being used prlor to conveyance'
2!Z
TE.EPHOI{EO PLEAS€ CALL
WA$ IN TO SEE YOU WILL CALL BACK
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WANTS TO 8EE Yq,URGENT
RETURNED YOUR CATL
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USOA - For.rls! lcr
BI LL FOR COLLECTION
(Ret FSM 65301
1. frrcs ot lssur!JHITT R, I VtIi
}]AT IOij AL FORIST
Please pay by money order, bank draft, or check
payable to FOREST SERVICE, USDA.
Mail payment with this statement in the enclosed envelope
to: UNIT COLLECTION OFFICER, FOREST SERVICE.
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321 [ASI LYCI} SiJEAi] CIR:LE
vAIL C0 i{L657
Show Any Chlnge Of Addrarr B€low:
RETAIN IN YOUR
RECORDS. RECEIPT
WILL NOT BE FUR.
NISHED UNLESS
REOUESTED.
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3. Oaio or Period 4. Darcriorion 5. Amarnt
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NOTE: Pevmsn$ not received by the du6 d.te a]c subiect to 8 LATE PAYMENT
CHARGE 8t ths rsto currenrly published bv rho Dopsnmsnt of ths Tr€asury
unle3! 8 dilfersnt laio is pr€3cribed by contrsc-t or sgre€mdnt.
" o""f7'ilBH 7. Amount Oua$55000c
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3O3O BOOTH CREEK DRIVETown of VailAtt: Mr. Rich Kaplan and
Mr. Pat Dodson
.B*. ALLAN MacROSSIE & ASSOCIATES
o VAIL, COLORADO 81657 c (303\ 476-343jIUarch 15, I9a4
Re:U.S. Forest Service Land
Presently Used by the
Recreation District
The purpose of this letter is to confirm in rvriting, the
appraisal contract on the above captioned property. If this
arrangement meets with your approval , I rvould appreciate your
acknowledgement on the space provided below on the enclosed copy
of the letter.
I believe that the total land presently utilized for the Vail
Golf Course contains 133 acres and of this 1.5 acres constitutes the
Forest Service land now being used for the maintenance shack and the
third green. The purpose of this appraisal is to estimate the current
fair market value of the L5 acres. In order to do this I suggest
that an appraisal be made of the entire 133 acres currentl.y belng
used as the complete golf course and then apply the pro-rata share
applicable to the 1.5 acre U.S. Forest Service parcel.
The appraisal approach rvhich 1 suggest be utilized is the j.ncome
approach to va1ue. In my analysis I assume that a typical prudent
investor orvns the golf course in fee simple and free and clear. I
rvill disregard the fact that it is actually owned by the recreation
district subject to debt and land leases. The typlcal investor owning
the property free and clear of any leases or encumbrances would have
a net operating income different from that actually earned by the
property in the past. For example, he would not be selling season
p"sses ind would earn the same greens fee on all rounds of golf qlayed.
iartially offsetting this factoi is the probability that he would have
to pay real estate taxes.
If you decide to have us complete the apprai-sal along the lines
as outlined above the cost of.the appraisal will be $4,000 and the
report can be completed in approximately 25 days from the time that
we are authorized to proceed.
I hereby authorize \4I . Al1an lrtacRossie and Associates to proceed
immeaiateiV-witft the appraisal assignment as outlined above and
enclosed is our check in the amount of $2,000. The balance of
ii,OOO wilL be paid simultaneously with the delivery of four copies
of the appraisal rePort.
Verv tru
4:&\{acRossie
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STATEMEIITRoF NEED
ST0RAGE BUTLDTNG ron vnrl"jiernopolirRn RECRIATI0II DISTRICT
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2.HOI{ THE
3.GENERAL DElq8llIl-Q-ry THE PRoJECI AND THE REASoN wHI--[9BE!l*!VICE
S-fRtr nEEDED Il!E PROJECT DEV L
As with the maintenance fac-ility in general' 3f'. 191..::::lst o"'
be located centrally to the Golf 0peraiiln" rn" requirement for
close proximlty of'tne proposed storage facility to-fie'existing
'maintenance operat'ion is obvious' r1e-siowing
-poputarity of golf'
in this-area is"re4u'iring greater t*gluiit on'mainrenance and sub-
sequent'l! mo"" .quip*engl -tne seveliiy-oi t;re wedther'as 'lell-as--.'
a desire to encrose'and organize storiie:erforts require expanding
the facil itY.
SCOPE OF PROJECT
To provide much needed storage for Go] f Maintenance equignent and
material, i t i, propiltl "i"-iJa i tional .
storage bui lding'be erected
on the site currenriy under permit to tn"-viii iretropolitan Recreation
District.
The proposal is to-erect a precast concrete structure in a loca'uion
that will allow on,i'oiu oplt-iiou' i'e' it will be sunk into an
existi ng enbanknentJ "tO'"th!-to"f
be covered' wi th'earth-and i and -
scape thereuy minirnililn"F:. intputi,or. the building ' To furcher
minimize the imi:act,uti-uisible surfaces wi li be piinted a light
il;;';; ;i;"J ;iin'tn. backsround'
The reason that Forest Seivice-land, is required for this projec'u is
.that the propused +".iriiv'wii-t "ort wi th'the .ex!-s-ting facili"'y very
closely, a ce-ntrat il.iiii," ior this *uint".inii.equipment is required'
and no other lano .','i'iiiiure-around ttt"itTi"ituide ior-uris tvpe of
use. The currenc majntenance program for the go1 f course must De
centralized for organizational' supervisory' ard security reas0ns'
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4. I4ETHOD OF OPEMTION I'IHEN THE PROJECT IS OEVELOPTD
A. Ownership -- Vail !'letropolitan Recreation District' a public body
' B. Periods of the year the project wjll be operated -- Year round'
SCHEDULE OF DTVELOPNENT
It i s desi red that' the bui 1d'ing
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oTHER LANDS 0R INTERESTS l,lHICH MAY BE AFFECTTD-EI-r!g PROJECT
The private lands which the golf course are located near would
be affected through denial of this proposal
REGULATIOTI AGEIICIES7.
8.
The proiect would be regulated'
Di str i ct.
I{ECESSITY OF THE PROJECT
l.|hat
by the Vail Metropolitan Recreation
llho will be affected if the permit is not granted?
The genera'l public who uses the go'lf course as t'tell as the
consiituants of the Vail l'letropo'litan Recreation District.
will be the effects if the permit is not granted?
A gradual deterioratjon of the high level of,oaintenance on
the Vail l'lunicipal Golf Course will occur.
How wil'l the effects, including social, economic, and envjronmental ,
be felt considering hurnan benefit and we1fare jf.the permit is not
granted?
The growing popularity of golf in the region wgu'ld be affected
through deminished quality of maintenance if this permit is
not gianted. Approximatley 40,000 golfers use thjs Vail
l4unicipal Golf Course per Year.
9. DESCRIBE ALTERNATIVE I4ETHODS AND/oR LoCATIWS rc--I!-E-lR0P0!E!-a!IlqN
-,No alternatives'that are l.arge enough:- close'enough, or central 1y
located have been discovered.
IO. TECHNI.CAL REQUIRENENTS NEEDED iN DEVELOPMENT OF THE PROJECT
A. Construction width of acreage -- approx'imately 'l
'300 square feet
in existing permit area'
B.
c.
D.
A BRIEF EVALUATION OF THE EXPECTED EFFECTS OF THE.PROJICT ON A I'IILD
NV I RONI'I EN T
None, in that the roof will be returngd to native grasses and environment'
and the project will merely enclose existjng rnaterials and equipment.
Operational rvidth or acreage existing in permit area.
Percent of site coverage -- minimal (see landscaping plan)
.Any operational constraints or engineering factors which night
af?ect the location or design of the project -- operationally,
a close proximity to the existing facility is required.
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box 100
vail, colorado 81657
€031 476-5613
office of the town manager
IL February 1977
Ernie Nunn, Dlstrict Ranger.
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Forest Service
White Rtver National Forestllinturn, Colorado 81645
Rer: rand Appraisal for vall Golf course !{aintenance Building
Dear Ernie s
Ercrosed Ls an appraisar for three acres of u.s. Forest serviceland presently used by the vair. Metroporitan Recreation District.As per our phone conversation, I requested that the appraiserconsider the rand to be "resource J.ands.'. He also appraised it asIf it rere residential property.
If you have any questions about the proceedure used in theappraisal, please give ne a call and f .11 do lqz best to answer them.
Ihanks for your assistance on thLs project. Ttre loss of thebuilding has been expensive for the Dist;ici, but everything isprogressing satisfactorily. we hope to have a better sunner thanrwerve had winter -- a new building will help.
Ilave a .pleasant d6y.
14 r'f ftul'le'1., i, {rra\. II L', Jr; iv
Allen Gerstenberger
VMRD Coordinator
lI. AtLAll tlrcR0SSlt m'
POST OFFICE 30x llo.6!o
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. YAtL, GOLORADO rr!st o (!o!t ata't'lt
TOWN OF VAIL
OF
U.S. FOREST SERVICE I,A}ID
USED BY
THE RECREATION DISTRICT
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POST OFFICE BOI lto.699 .YAtL, coLORTADO !t657 o (!o!r a7G.3at7
February 2, 1977
Allpn Gerstenberger
District Coordinator
P. O. Box 100
Vail, Colorado 81657
Re: U. S. Forest Service Land
Presently Used By
Recreation District
Dear Mr. Gerstenberger:
T.*ant to yo-ur request of January 1?th and in accordance withyour-subsequent verbar instructions, I ha've compr;t"J; appraisar oft}te above -captioned property.
The land on the east of vail varley Drive contains approximately31r 000 sq'are f eet and could be utilizeri as two a"pr"" "o"ed buildingsites. The land on tie west of Vail varley Drive c^ontains approximately25,000 square feet and would rc"o--odate two srngle ra*ily sites. rt shouldb_e noted that presently the land is not within the limits of the Tovun ofvail and that neither water nor sewer are included within Vail valleyDrive adjacent to the two subject parcels.
Typical lots with utilities and in the Town of vail fronting alongithe golf course would currently sell for $bo, 000 ""**irr! they contain3l ay----------------.erage of 14,000 square feet. on this basis, th; ".il" of the randif within the town timits and with utilities eourd irav" a ,r"lou as high as$200,000. This opinion is based rrpon ttr" transaction" **ti".d;;]i.
The very small supply of lots available combined with avery high demand. for this prestige location nas Uroughtextraordinarily_high pricei. ori tot in the rour Fiiing
yas;^o^1d^!or gbb, 000 and anotherin Vail Va[ey i"i-rifirrg
-for $6Q 000. In December 1925, Britton sord two srna[lots ave-raging !,^!OQ s_quare feei at the rate of gB. 1b persquare foot or $80,000 each.
Five lots in the 11th Filing lylng just to the east of t}rethirteenth green with acce's""dh"p;Lane were sold toone mar within one week of the time that tiey werei
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Posl oFFlcE Box llo. 8!e o YAtL, coLoRADo 8rG5z . (to!r a7!-!a!t
offered. The average lot contains 18, OOO square feet
and sold at 91.95 per square loot or $3b, 000.
VaiI Associatest Resubdivision of Lot 1 in Potato
Patch contairrs five lots and these were sold in flve
days for $2.60 per square ioot. The lots involve
17,000 square feet on the average.
Under the assumption that the land could not be developed with
building sites but had a classification of "resource use onlyr', the value
would be much less. If the appraiser assumed the following hypothetical
situation, the land value is estimated at $20,000. Assume that tfie area
was now being platted and about to be offered for sale by the developer.
For certain reasons he elecled to put a deed of restriction on both of
these parcels limiting their use so that an abutting property owner could
anticipate enjoying the view across the land in perpetuity. The question
then arises,rhow much would an abutting owner pay as a premium for his
Iot given the assurance of the continued resource utilization of the subject
parcel?r.
ln this situation, the two parcels of land if left with resource
classification would benefit four nearby residential lots. As these lots
today would have an average value of $50,000, it is reasonable to expect
that their value if abutting an open space area would be increased by
1@o. This means that the land developer would expect to receive $5,000
more on each of the four beneflting lots for a total of $20, 000 in extra
lot sales revenue if he put a deed restriction on the two subject parcels.
I trust that you will not hesitate to contact me if.I can be of any
assistance in the interpretation of the report. Please note the contingent
and limiting conditions as included on page 3.
CERTIF]CATION OF APPRAISER
. I certify that to the best of my Imowledge the facts stated herein are i
tnre, that the compensation is not contingent upon the amount of valuation
reported, that I have personally inspected the property, that this appraisal
has been made in accordance with the recommended and professional
standards of the American trnstitute of Real Estate Appraisers, and that I
do not have any present or contemplated interest in the subject property.
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COMTINGEI\]:I AND LIMITING C ONDIIIONS
That the title to the subject property is good and marketable.
That the subject property has been appraised as if free and clear
of any liens or encumbrances and no responsibility for legal matters
is assumed.
That no survey was made of the property for this report, and that
any plans or sketches utilized in this report are for visual aid only
and are not to be construed as surveys or engineering reports.
That certain opinions, estimates, data and statistics furnished by
others in the course of investigation are reliable-
That the appraiser shall not be required to testify in a court of
law unless prior arrangiements have been made
Neither all nob any part of the contents of this report shall be
conveyed to the public through advertising, public relations, news,
sales or other media, without the written consent and approval of
the author, particularly asdo valuation conclusions, the identity
of the appraiser or firm with which he is corurected, or any
reference to the American Institute of Real Eslate Appraisers or
to the M. A.I. designation.
The appraiser has no lo:owledge of the geological factors which
may be encountered in the development of this land. The value
indicated in this report is predicated upon the assumption that no
unusual costs or constraints due to geological considerations will
be incurred.
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l|ilIIluwn box l oo vail colorado 816 5 z 3 0 3.4 7 6 -5 613
17 ilanuary 1977
Al1an Macrossie
Real Estate
Box 639
Vail , Colorado 81657
Dear Mr. Macrossie :
Enclosed is a map indicat,ing the portion of U.S. Forest Servi.ce
Land presently used by the vail Metropolitan Recreation District forour maintenance operation.
To date. the Forest Service has not requested lease payments forthe use of their land. However, since the building burned. theytve
informed the Board of Directors that lease payments witl be necessary.
The Foreset Service is appraising the land and requested that wedo the same. Wtren we agree to a value, we will_ pay 5t of the value per
year.
There are two thoughts on how to appraise the land. one is to considerit as open space or rbsource l-and; the other is to value it as residentialproperty ' simiLar to the surrounding land use. obviously, the Rec District
would prefer the resouree classification. f 've spoken with Ernie Nunn,Distrj.ct Ranger for the area, and he agreed that ra.e could go with thelower-intensity classification. (However, just to be safe, please give
us a quick appraisal for residential use also.)
. If ltou have any questions or need additional information, please call
me at 476-5613. Thank you for your cooperation on this matter.
Smile ,
AIlen Gerstenberger
District Coordi:rator
Enc.
Mr. Allen Gerstenberger
District Coordlnator
P. O. Box 100
Vail, Colorado
ilvt$ilililil RtAt tslATt
. VArL, COLOBADO 81057 o (303) 174-9437
February 2, t977
U. S. Forest Servlce Land
Presently Used BY
Reereation District
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POST OFFTCE BOX l{O. 639
Re:
Professional Servlces Rendered Nine Hours at $45 per Hour . .
cfr"f lt,l r
$405.00
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UN|TED Srtrgs DEPARTMENT oF AcRtcuLTuRE
FOREST SERVICE
WHITE RIVER NATIONAL FOR€ST
Minturn, Colorado 81645
IN iEPLY REFIi TO:
2720
Vail Metro. Dist.
March 9, 1977
AlLen Gerstenberger
Vl.,tRD Coordinator
Town of Vail
Box 100' VaiL, Colorado 81657
Dear Allen i
Just a short note to docunent our recent discussions on the ap-
praisal value for the got.f course maintenance building. As stated
in our letter of Decenber L, 1977, we are forced by Legislation to
receive a fair market value for the use of public lands.
We will consider the Town of Vail appraisal of the 3 acres rmderpe::nit. It should be appraised at the value for which it wouLd
cost the Town to acquire sirnilar acreage for a sinilar type use
in the sane innediate vicinity. If you feel the $50,000/14,000
square feet rate mentioned in the MacRossie appraisal of February
2, 1977, is accurate of trfair market valuerr for acreage zoned for
similar use, we will accept that rate.
Sincerely,
e$\G"
ERNEST R. NI,]NN
District Ranger
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March 20,
box too o vail, colorado 816s7
L977
Ernest R. NunnDistrict Ranger
U':i-tec! States Deoartment
of Agriculture
Forest ServiceMinturn, Coloracl.o 81645
Deal Ernie:
The VI,{RD Board of Directors concurs that the District
should pay for the use of Forest Service land. Ife agree
that the fair market value for the use of the lands should
be appraised. However, we do not believe that the fair
market value for the 3 aeres is the $50,000/14,OOO squarefeet mentioned in your letter of g March 1977. If you
will note the l,{acRossie report, page I states Lhat the
$50,000 per 14,000 square feet is based on !'the vah:e ofthe land if within the Torvn limits and if rvith uti1ities..."In the preeedlng paragraph, he stated that the acreage
concern I'is not within the limits of the Town of Vail andthat neither water nor sewer are included within Vail
Va11ey Drive adjacent to the trvo subject parcels." There-fore, the value as mentioned in your letter is not "thefair market value.t'
A1so, the land is not zoned for residentlal use and there-fore should not be appraised at that va1ue. Approximately
two-thirds of the land is used for open space. ll'e cannot
accept a land appraisa.l based on a residential classifica-tion given all of the facts.
On page 2 of the l\lacRossie report, it is stated, "Under the
assumption that the land could not be developed with buildingsites but had a classification of 'resource use on1y,I the'Value would be much less. If the appraiser assumed thefollowing bypothetical situation, the land value is esti-
mated at $20,000." the VI\IRD Board believes that the $20,000appraisal is more representative of the actual use of the
l and.
303.476.5613
Ernest R. Nunn
March 20, L977
Page 2
The Board has enioyed an excellent working relationshlp with
the Forest Service in the past. Vfe would like to continue
the spirit of cooperation. As you are aware, it is finan-
cia11y impossible for the District to make lease paynnents
1n the range of $10,000 per year as would be required at
your suggested appraisal. l{e do not believe that the
Forest Service is in need of receiving exhorbitant payments
nor in creat]ng financial hardships on the Recreation District.
It was my understanding in earlier discussions with you,
that the Irorest Service would entertain an appraisal based
on an "open space" classification; it appears that your
pcsition has altered since our original discussions.
Regarding the ownership by the Town of VaiI of mining claims
in the Iloly Cross area, we have determined that the Town
does own several properties. I would like to point out
that these lands are owned by the Town of Vajl, not Va.il
L{etropolitan Recreation District. Should the Town Council
decide to trade these lands for lorest Service lands adjacent
to the Town for thelr own benefit rather than the Recreation
District, the District tvould sti11 be forced to pay lease
payment to the Forest Servj-ce. The District is worliing
wittr ttre Town to determine the best trade options with the
Forest Service; horvever, it cannot be assumed that the 3
acres presently used for the golf course would be the lands
traded.
Ernie, I am sure that you understand the sltuation that the
Recreation District is in. The Board has requested that I
invite you to attend their meeting on Monday, 11 Aprll at
lPlrl at the Vail Town Offices; The Board would ]ike to
discuss with you the needs of the Forest Service and the
Recreation District. I hope that you will be able to attend
that meeting. I think that discussions betleen yourself and
the Board are critical at this time.
Thank you very much for your cooperation thus far on this
program. I hope that we wil1 be able to reach an agreement
satisfactory to aIL
Smi1e.
Allen GerstenbergerDistrict Coordinator
AG: EN
MEMORANDUM
TO: File (Go1f Maintenance Land Appraisal)
FROM: Allen G.
DATE: 12 April L977
RE: Meeting with Ernie Nunn, Forest Service &
Recreation District Board
Ernie Nunn, District Ranger for the Forest Servj-ce, met
with the Becreatj.on District Board on 11 April 1977 to
discuss the maintenance building land appraisal . The fol-
lowing discussion and some criticism of the A1lan MaeRossie
appraisal on the land determined that the land could be
appraised at its present use and re-evaluated annuaIly.
Ernie stated that if he would recei.ve a letter from
MacRossie declaring the appraised value of the land present
situation at a total of $2O,000, he would accept the appraisal .
That would be an annual lease payment of $1 ,000 for the
Recreation District.
Ernie also stated that he would be willing to waive the
first year's lease payment if the District was pursuing a
program of trading land with the Forest Service.
The District Board said that they would be able to pay $1,000per year, but anything overthat.would tax the budget. They
did not feel that it was necessary to waive the first year's
payment. (Later, Ernie again stated that he would be willing
to waive the payment, even after the Board said that that vrould
not be necessary).
A meeting is to be set up between Rod Slifer, Ted Kindel,
myself, and Allan MacRossie. We will, at that time, request
that he submit a letter summarizing his work.
box roo r yail, colorado 8t6Ez . 3o3ort6-56t3
l{ay 2.5, 1977
lnwn
Allan MacRossie
Box 372
Vail, Co]orado B1657
Dear Al'lan:
As per our phone conversation' I would'letter from you regarding the appraisal of the
the go1 f course maintenance building. As you
I shall not go into it in this letter.
'like to receive a short
land used by the VMRD for
are familiar with the situation'
be appreciated. If
until June 20' but Rod Sliferyou havewill be
AG/gw
Your quick response on this issue will
any questions, I will be out of town
able to help you.
Thanks for your cooperation on
Smii e,
Al'len Ge
Di stri ct
4,
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this issue.
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tlt. .! li' -...lFlrqt-./.r]'t I | !Jejatillt.ltu*tv
stenberger
Coordi nator
STATEMENT OF NEED
FOR
STORAGE BUILDING TON VNTL IiCTROPOLITAN RECREATION DISTRICT
SCOPE OF PROJICT
To provide much needed storage.Igf Go]f Maintenance equipment and
material,'it i, p.opll"i-in-iJaiiional storase .!tllgilg.l:-erected
on the site currentiv"r.a"i: p.irit to tne vail i'tetropolitan Recreation
Di strict.
2.HOl{ THE PROPOSED PROJECT FITS INT
As wjth the maintenance taclt.i ty in general , the new storage must
be tocated centralli;; i;;'eoii Op.iution.-The requirement for
ii"t""p""-liiiv "i in"-proposed storage facility to tre existing
maintenance operation-i! obuiout' Th' growing -pgpyltli!I of golf
in this area :t t.qri"ing-;;;;;;; emphaiis on-maintenance and sub-
sequently more equipml.t] "rn" ieuetity of tJre vreather as-well as
a desire to enclose';;;";tg;;ite-tio.ug. efforts requ'ire expanding
the facil itY.
3.
The proPosal is to erect
that will allow on'lY one
exist'ing embankment and
scape therebY m'in imi z i ng
minimize the impact'all
green to blend with the
a orecast concrete structure in a location
io!n-.ia., i-€. it will be sunk into an
ti'[-"oot-U" covered with earth and- ]and-"ir,.'i*puii of the building' To further
"i.iuil'irifaces will be painted a light
bac kground .
.The reason that Forest Service land is required for this project'i s
t.hat the proposed iiiiriiv'"iil wort< wit-h the existing facilitv very
closely, a central iiiiiii,. ror this *uint"nun." equipment is required'
and no othertand is'iriijiure-around il'" diti i"y1se igl tnis tvpe of
use.Thecurrentmaintenanceprograrnfor-thegolfcoursemustbe
centralized' for otgini.iiional, supervisory' and security reasons'
4.I4ETHOD 0F 0PE&ATION I'IHEN THE PROJECT IS DEVELoPED
A.0wnership--Vaill'letropolitanRecreationDistrict'apublicbody
B. Periods of the year the proiect will be operated -- Year round'
SCHEDULE OF DEVELOPI*IENT
i
f
it
5.
use inrmediatel YItisdesiredthatthebuildingbeputintoitsintended
I .:
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6. OTUTN UNOS OR INTERESTS WHICH MAY BE AFFECTED BY THE PROJECT
The private lands which the golf course are located near would
be affected through denial of this proposal
7. REGULATION AGENCIES
8.
The project would be regulated
District.
I.IECESSITY OF THE PROJECT
by the Vail Metropolitan Recreation
9.
I'lho will be affected if the permit is not granted?
The genera'l public who uses the go1 f course as well as the
constituants of the Vail l'letropolitan Recreation District.
I'lhat will be the effects jf the permit is not grant:d?
A gradual deterioration of the high level of naintenance on
the Vail Municipal Golf Course will occur.
How will the effecis, including social , economic, and environmental ,
be felt considering human benefit and welfare if the permit is not
granted?
The growing popularity of golf in the region would be affected
through deminished quality of maintenance if this permit is
not granted. Approximatley 40,000 golfers use this Vail
l4un'ici pal Gol f Course per year.
DESCRIBE ALTERNATIVE I4ETHODS AND/OR LOCATIONS TO THE PROPOSED ACTION
'i
:l
--i
OF THE APPLICATION
No alternatives that are large enough, close enough, or centrally
located have been discovered.
IO. TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS NEEDED IN DEVELOPMENT OF THE PROJECT
A. Construction width of acreage -- approximately .l,300 square feet
in existing permit area
B. Operational width or acreage existing in permit area.
' C. iercent of site coverage -- minimal (see land'caping plan)
D. Any operational constraints or engineering factors which night
affect the location or design of the project -- operationally''
a close proximity to the existing facility is required.
A BRIEF EVALUATION OF THE EXPECTED EFFECTS OF THE PROJECT ON A tll LD
D ENVIRONMENT
None, i!,t that the roof wi'l I be returnecl to native grasses and environment,
and the project wi'll merely dnclose existing materials and eqqipment.I
11.
t:
PL... L.b E PnEVEllt POnEgf FIREAI
'-'t'
- U.S. DEPAnSltEl{T OF AGRICIJLTURE -:.. 'l'-,:-' .
. .-' G ."'' ' :' " ' noog MoINTATN REGToN ' . -' --1 tt:l'"inio**roN;i"iLi#ilH#i'ilt,o ExcRN&' -' :-' ''.- :
q. Except vhere speclal authorizatl-on exists, tie land offered to
tne Untted States must bd wlthln the Soundary of a liatlonal
' Forest.
....
i. .IAe'propertles of fered and selected must be ln the s arne state.
NATToNAL FOREST r4]I!!-!9-EU4!liL ARE AvATLABLI rbn rrcnr'nce?" ..
1.-rraciitso.1ateifromoEherliatlona1.Forest1ands..1..:..
.'2.. The exchange rrn-rs t be t5r the.publlc interest' .
3: Itre fatr market. vai,re of the property the Unlted States p,l ves
' ln an exchange cannot exceed the value of the ProPerty lt
- receLves. ' . .
W}TAT
r.rrder contract wlth the ltnlted States. Ttre'appraisals prepared or obtalned
by the Governnrerit are solely for use- of the Government-f": f*1"F..1*.
{ectston on the exchange to asaure the value of the aelected Nat'lonal
Forest land ls not greater than the value of the offered property. The
!6ysrarment appralsaie are based oa'prlcea recel.ved for coryarable propertlea
,- -i --..'
ln recent prLvate transactions lC !n:. rnarket. area'
CAl't THE PRIVATE OWI{ER MTKE RESERVATIONS ON TTIE LAID HE EXCITA:{Cf,S?
RcservatLons may be made provlded the exerclse 'of these rlghts w11.1 not
slgnlflcantly interfer r^rlth use of the land for Natl-onal Forest
purposes. Iiescrvatl-ons made by the owner are subJcct to appropridte'
rulls and regulatlons issued by the Secretary of Agriculture. These
nrles and regulatlons are lntended to i-ns ure that reserved rlghts- w111
.
be exercl.sed Ln such a nanner as to avold or rnlnlrnL ze damage to the ' .. r.
land .cn d other resources. Reserved rlgh ts are taken lnto account Ln
estLmatlng fatr rnarket value. '
ARr: TilEP.E nSStnrCrrdNS Ot{TITE LAIIDS THE FOREST SEP.VICE CIV}:S I}I EXCHANCE?
Normally, th cre are no restrl.ctions placeh on th e. lancls the Forest
ServLcs glves ln exchange. However, tlr e Unlted States can reserve tlmbert
nd.nerals, or rlgh t6;gf-i'ay easements. Any proposed reservations are
futly dtscussetl witi'the prtvate onner and he can make his dectston wltlr
full knowledge of all condltlons.
PROCEDURES IN LA}ID EY.CIIAT{GES
Elther the landcrrner or the Fores t Se rrrl ce' can Lnitiate a1 exchanpe. If
the private landorner lnltlates the exchange, he tells the loca1 l)istrlct
nanglr or Forest Supervlsor wh lch Natlonal Fore3t lands he ulshes to
""qrri.. and whlc} lands he ProPoses to offer Ln exchange - If the offer
is ln the pdbllc interest and othenrLse reets the prowlslons of the
apprbpriat-e exchange authority, the landoqrner ma!,es an l-nformal writteo
offer to exchange.
Both thg Forest Servlce and tAe landcrwner exarnl-ne and s eparat ely- appraLs e
all the lands lnvolved. ' sornetirnes prl-vate or^tners ernploy appraisers, ln
otber cases they'rnake theli own estimates of value.
:
A prellnina'n7 tttte revlew of the'prlvate proPerEy ls necessary. 1?r e land-
or^rner wLll nded to furnLsh evidence that he is'the owner of the offered
land oi he is. {n ttre process of aiguirlng or-has a flrm contract to acquire
it. ' "'
f.e gil' des crlpt lons rrust
surveys will need to be
be prepared. 'If the lands have not been surveyed, -
s6de Ln order to prepare legal descriptlons. ..
Ttr e Forest Supenrlscir rrlll determlne whether the proposed cxchange meet6
the value re gui renrent8 of the exdrange authorl.ty based'on the Forest
Servlce appralsals. Addlttonal lands uill need to be offered Lf the valr.e
of Nat.lonal loregt land ts greater than the value of the offered land.
The cpner of the offered.land te requlred to .pay for the cost of pr.rb llsh-
lng the lald exchange notLce Ln local nesrspaperc havlng general clrculatlon
in areas ln whldr the lands are located. ..
lf there are no obJectlons or clalnrs flled after the Notlce ls pr.ibllshed,
the cpner w{11 be asked co furnlsh tltle erridence to the offered land to' be exchanged. A tltle insurance pollcy ls the preferied form of cltle
ewldence. fire Departrrent of Agriculture ts Regional Attorney wiLl cxaml.ne
the tltle evl,dence and lf it neets the lega1 requirernents of tlre Unlted
. States, he wLll prepare a deed for executlon by the landcpner. The deed
. ls then recorded by the lando,rner.-
Ilh en tltle to tha of fered land l-s a1>provcd by the'Of flce of General
Counsel ln Washl.ngton, D.C., a patent v111 be l-ssued for the selected
1and.
For more detatled l-nf orr,rat ion on lana exchanges, contact the local .
' Dlstrlct Ranger or Forest Supervl-sor
HO,I LONG DOES IT TAKE TO COIIPLETE A;t EXCIIANGE?-"':-----
-
t :- !
An tmcompllcated excange transacticrr that does not involve clalns, tLtle
defects or surveys can be completed 1o eigJrt to twelve months
.'-'':.."
U^O la.t"tt*^tt m'sffi
. i .:..' '
54f0 Exchanqeg
sted procedCres and sequenflal rocess I n land exchan
l. Ascertatn what lands, and the estate lhat are to be exchanged' Have
the proponent ,.p".iiicaily descrlbe the lands he has to offer and
the lands h6 p;6;;;s-to !elect tn exchange. Preferably the .land
descrtptlon, und-any condltlons.ln maklng the exchange- shoutd.be
Jo"r*ilt"a In a tptier, memorandum to tha. f I tes,, o1 othel
_ln3frument'
2. Check your status re'cords to ensurE the offered tands 9re non-Federal
"nO
if,6'selected tands are surveyed Natlonal Forest System lands'
eiio a"termlne whether or not Natlonal Forest lands are wlthdrawn
ii"t .ntry and .are aval table for exchange' FSM 5410' l8'
(See the 5430 worklng tool memorandum on
dravals and unsurveYed .lands.)
lands enctnnbered bY wlth-
check for compltance nlth Forestts Land classlflcatlon Plan.- lf- the
selected land is not ldenftfled for exchange or the offerod land . -:,' tdenttf ted for ;d;itiii;h In ttre Land Ctalsl f lcatton Plan' an arnend-
;;;;'+" ttro ptan ioting the proposed landonnershlp adJustment must be
. submltted for approval by the Reglonal Forester'
3. l4ake an envlronmental anatysls of the proposed offer' FSM 85lO'
thls stage the analysls may be a Phase't EAn or other format that nlll
permlt tfre Foieii Slpervlsor and hls staff to evaluate the proposal to
i assurg cotitP.t lance wlth laws, regulatlons and pol lcy' - (See worklng
. toot paper on envlronmental'analysls.rePort preparatlon.) "' ''
"
' : .- i-' :: -: . ' ':: !" .'. -' '-:'-' ": ' ' '" ' :" -" '
':" ""
4. Make-a pretimtnary estlmate of values for the lands lnvotved to:'
determlne If these values meet the requtrements,of the exchange lar'
;;;;lt ihat the value of the selected lands or tlmber does not exceed
tneva|ueofthe|andsofferedlnexchange.-FSM54]2.4.'.:.:....:...i.-
5. Have the proponent execute a land exchange of-fer on Form P2-5400-5
.-tn'":717.4,....(Seework|ngtooIpaper'.onIandexchangeofferPrepara-
-tlon.).:'....'..':..,,..j,l..'].'.i..i.....':.....-'...'}.':.,3,.:..."...|.:i.-.
:"': :':-': ':'' 1 -'- .' : ''i'::' :'
offers.
6.Request the proponent to furnlsh tltle evldence (abstract of tltle,
hl; tftla Iniurlnce polfcy, an ownershlp or encumbraqce repor+r.efc. l.
for the offered land. The purpose of thts revleu ls to determlne the
estate tha owner has fo convey. . The revtew should reveal any out-
sfandtng rlghts, clouds on thi tttle or other €ncumbrances that -mali.:,affect Tte iuUtic beneflts of the exchange, usa of the land-l-of.1.:.'.1,.
Natlonal Foiest purposei and the esflmated market valuq. FSM 5424r-'.
5432 and 5470.
.i-..;: 1.:-.-......-. ln e:-.,....-. ' :.:.r.,. .-'..:-.'-'. t --'-':--.- -.,1.r-
- 1..
Send a copy of the land bxchlnge otter -to the Reglonal ,Off lce. Upon'
recelpt, tire Recreatlon and Lands Unlt wlll request Buqeau of Land
Managlment serlatlzaflon, status report and U.S. Geologlcal Survoy
mlneial report, FSM 5451. The Recreatlon and Lands Unlt wlll reguest
a mlnerot examinatton be made by Forest Servlce geologlsts lf the
U.S. Geotoglcat Survey report Indlcates the lands Involved.,nay.have
potentlal ilneral value. -The Recreatlon and Lands Untt wlll also
request Bureau of Land Management concurrenco to convey mlnerals lf'.
tha mtnerat examlnatlon reveals the selected. lands are nonmlnerat In
character.. -' . '
Average elapsed tlnB betueen request for mlneral report by U.9. Forest
SerVlEe and Bureau of Land Managernent concurrence fo convey rnlnerals
has been elght rpnths.
7.
8. Requesf archeologlcal and cultural Inventory-
9. Noilfy the County Conrmtssloners of the countles tthereln thE offered
and selecled lands are located, FSM 545r.12.
.\i\
- Notlfy fhe StatE Cleartng House of the proposed.exchange as Per OljBfs
A-95 letter, .FSM -.1565.
Contact ofhers who may havE an Interest In the exchange of ownershlp,
1.e., grazlog permlttees, speclal use permlttees, or other users that
may 6e-tmpacied by the exchange. FSM 5435.2t, 5474. (See 54f0 vorkl
tn! tool menprandum on.optlons avallable to protect the lnterests of
users of the selected lands.)
12. Search the selected lands for evfdence of mlnlng clalm locatlons and
examlne the tounty records for mlnlng clalms of record.
A mlnfng clalrn on the setected land has prlor i'tgtrt +o patent.
Therefoier- any,mlnlng clalm on the selected land, regardless of age
or actlvliy, must be rellnqulshed to the Unlfed States by the record
owner or decfared null and vold vla contest proceedlngs before the
selected lands are avallable for exchange.
10.
ra
15. Prepare the formal apprallals^for fhe offered and selected lands.
Fsg 54lo. fs." iafO'lorklng toot memorandum on appralsal preparatlon')
14. CompIete the Form 54oo.'7' Cerf If|cate of Possess':":-1:.519.].'"|1.^.
exaintnaflon for appratsal purposes lf not completed PreYIoy:lI'-^(seo
iq3o worflng iool'hemorandum bn completlng Forms 5400-37r 5400-58 and
5400-29., 1: -;..1;'-'.
15. Negotlate adJustrnents ln acreages lf the appralsals lndlcate the offer
no longer n*"ii-ift. vatue requlren'ents of the approprlate land
exchange authorltY.
16. lf acreage adJustments are made, amend land exchange offer, 191!tv
countles] Staie Clearlng House, affected users and Reglonal Offlce so
the Bureiu of Land Management records *l l" uTnd"l: -r"'- ::..-:,
17. Assembte Land Exchange Report ana suUmii'lt rtth Forest Supervfsorrs
reconmendatlon of upi.ou"i (FSM 5415.2, 543r.23, to the Reglonal
Off I ce.
18. Recreatlon and Lands unlt, Reg lonal offlce, revtew the report and
. dppralsal and make " ru.ottuniatlon for approval and-prepare Notlce
. ot'Pubtlcatlon and Notlce of Exchange for Postlng. Transmlt to the '
Forest.
tb. :Hotlfy tand exchange proponent of approVal of.appralsals and authorlty
i- prlr.."O wltfr laid Lxc-hange proceislng. Notlfy-exchange proponenf ol
. nr"i to publlsh notlce of eichange. FSM 5455.6, 5436-5416.3.
20. Request land exchange proPonent to furnlsh tttle evldence. FSM 5424'
54i7.1 and 5457.2. '.i ..
21 . Request ne.\{spaper publlsher for affadvtf for Proof of Publlcaflon.
22; Assembte tltle packet and transmlt to Reglonal offlca. :.' -
ay'-UHtreo StarEs DEpeRruEut oF AGRIcULTURE
FOREST SERVICE
WHITE RIVER NATIONAL FOREST
MinuLrn' @ 81645 ,* ^Ti,26.,.",.,
Vail M'etroPolitan
Recreation Dist.
Decsrber l, 1-976
Tcmn of Vail
Atterrtion: Vail Mefrorpolitan Recreation
Diserict
Box 100
Vail, @ 81657
C'entlerrrn:
I harre recently researded Forest Senrice poticy with regard to
fee rates qr lilaticnral Forest land and the Vail lGtropolitan
Recreaticn Distrrict. ltre recently passed BIM Organie Act states
that Lhe United States shall receive fair maket vah:e for use of
ptrblic lards.
This finding obvior:,sly seriously effects plans r,*rich the Recreaticm
District nay have for the golf rnaintenance area lftridr was gutted by
fire Ncvenbes 24.
0:r acticm will be to ap,praise tlre land vah:e of ttre area and charge
an arunral fee of five percant of ttre market value for the three acres
rnder pennit to the Recreaticn District.
Mditicrnal points brorglrt q.lt of our rlEeting Ncvenrber 30 lere as
follcnvs:
ltre current Recreation District permits have not been in
ccrpliance with Forest Service requirements, i.e. land-
scaping and adequate fire protection.
We r^ould like the Tor,m to respve the ever increasing nr.lrber
of Tcn'm buses frcm tlre l.^Iest Day Skiers Iot. Perhaps a
possibil-ity erists rhat the sorely needed bus naintenarrce
center could be ccmbined with the golf maintenance facility.
Use of ForesE Service land by the l{crntain Bell teleptone
site lvas nBnticnred.
Ttte ForesE Service would like to trade the rnaintenance area
for lands desirable for the Forest Service zuch as private
land in the C;ores or Vail Associates land on Tigilon Road
(for exaple).
-a
lot
2
Qr ttre basls of all the pointe Erlced I r{urld Uke to etrmgly
enc,olrage t}te Vail Recreitiqr DlstrLct b trEsLe ttre latd trad; -
route. If it i.s poesible to delay fee drsrge lIltil a trade iscqleted, I rrill do so. In the icsrdm ue r^rfff request f,r
innediate appraLsal be rgde.
fq:erely,
'ffi$R
District Rangef
cc: S. 0.
O bn F^nqr
0. citti*-F .NL"ru r4'1t-
1+A
51r-,
Wr^hvtt'Es' q\10
ffi,+,
q!(oh
{(lo
b-?4b
31. l) I (low likelihood)
-2)2'
-3)
3
:4) 4
5)s
6)6
7)7
RESPoNDENT #_
28 sept. 76
PHONE SURVEY
RESPONSE SHTET
page 4
DO NOT I,IRITE
49-50
5l
52-57
58
32. FROM
33. l) l-2lweek
-2)
3-6lweek
34. $_._/ round triP
35.l) 0-5 mi nutes
-?)
5-10 minutes
36. I ) YES
37. _l ) Bighorn
l) seldom (0-5/week)
-2)
moderate (6- | 0/week )
39. 1) YES
40. l) seldom (O-S/week)
-2)
rpderate (6-10/week)
4t. 1) YES
43. r ) YES
45. r ) YES
(high likelihood)
3) 7 or more,/week
$-.Jone way
4) other
3) l0-15 mi nutes
4) other
2) No
2) Sandstone
3) frequent (more than l0/week)
2) N0
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hereinafter callel the permittc'e' to use
lancls or imProvementa: -
firis per:nit covers
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subject to the conditions set lut bulo*, the following describ€d
=crll:;rcst ccreer cf tho SE1:i':;'Sect'ica 9'
E.O ""t., tri$di.Ei::':u]3'SitE{ and islssued for the purpose of :o
D - Ous r:olf course ce'lnten*'rce 'cuildil€
- Uo"ri clcllg aad ehako shlnS'lo roof)'
.C - Access rcad 5'.;-foot ul Co r{ jr t-c f-iey
Y\ ;;ki;:; oro& oB {-J:c eou+'h side of ti:e
Ge)Kti. ;d""6'o,,od trriS,atiou $iv's 3ii€3o
(Z4t x 4O | , fra-r:e ocnstructl'on, borrdl ou
ancroxlnr:tely 65Ot 1oa6, iitd e srcll
=-*it t",.o""u bulldiq;.
p-Feaooortrosecroeolng'fortle:ralote:s:roobulldlngarrdperldn5'ar'o'
S, - li'crcn r;l:'o aecurltf'-tlpe feoco for th'c o luip:rnt yard oa ths o'-ua$ gldo
of r.Io eni:rto:nsco lu11d1n6''
The exercise of any of the privileges granted hereby constitutes acceptance of all the conditions of
this permit.
Service, U.S' DePartment of
l. In consideration foi this-use,.the pcrmittte :\ali,'Hlv-!o ttrelo;5s-t"lgrvice' u'5' r'epsrlrlrcrr! '
crrlr're- the sum ", r,,"#"r,""ri'iiiii ""i;'w- I,n:'H.o]iars-i5 icc'c:----j----)-lT:l:j;;l*
Agriculture, the sum o6 tlrrcrs hun:r99 siv'ty. !-1]:.2,1'lool
1=66 Jrunusrnf Itherum or B"'- "-i;-;; : ' "Sl-- '- , 199_, and thereafter
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Pnaidlcd". houevtv, Ulrarges lor lnlilil-"*;t b" made or readjustcd n'L"*n'o. necessary to Place thc
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construction, if any, shall be completed
use shall be actually exercised at least
use unrler this permit shall begin vithin - -.l--- months, a-nd
;;hi;-:: - ' I montf,s' 6rom the datc of the pcrmit' Ttris-''-'--'- -Il0t O"ys each jrcar, unless otherwise authorized in
a
writing.
3.-Development pians; layout plans; construction, reconstruction, G alteration of- improl'ements; rrr
revision-or i;t;;t;; i,--iii.i.ii6.-pianJio. this area must be approvid 'in advance and in writing bv the
i;il't;ui;;;i.;;. -h.;;;-;;';ir;;fi;;t on tt.-p""-itted area'tti"v b*.removed or destroved onlv after
the forest officer in cniige'dilil^i'r;, "n-a'n"r marked or orherwise designate-d.that *'hich mav be
removed or <Iestroycd. Timber cut or <Iestroyed. will be paid for by the Frmittee as follorvs: ]lerchantablc
timber at appraised ,."t;;;;;;*;-;;;h- t'i;b"i u"Lfu= tnercnairtaute size at current damase appraisal
val\e; prouiderL that tne Fi,rest Slivice reserves the.right to dispose o.f she merchantable timber to others
than the permittee at no stumpage cost to the permitilE. t.."i, .hrub$, and other plants may be planted
in such manner an,i tn'J.,iciiplil;;b;ii the p?".i.e. "" *y bi approwed bv the forest officer in charge'
4. The permittee rfrnli *"int"in the improvements and-premises b standards of repair, orderliness,
neatnesi siriitorion, and safety acceptable to the forest officer in charge-
5. This permit i" rrirl".t io all valid claims'
6. The permittee, i""*.*iri"g ttte p.iuit.gus granted.by this perrnit, shall comply.with the regula-
rions of the Departm";; ;'-i;;i;fit;;; ;;d aii Fede.rt, Staie, couirts,-.a.nd municipal la*'s, ordinances,
;;;;gi,Llio; r,i-ftiiri "ii "ppii"?i,io
io itt. area or operations covered by this permit'
?. The permittee .noii iuf." all reasonable -precautions to prevent and suooiess forest fires' No ma-
terial shall be disposed of by burning in open n-r.i au.i"g the'closed sea'son ei'taUtistred by.law or regula-
tion without a wnrten pii-it t*- iie iorist oflicer in charge or his auttrorized agent'
8. The permittee shall exercise diligence in protectingif rom darnarse the 'land and propertv of the
United States covered #;d;;;dln co"iectio" *I!ti .tttii i35mit, and dhall oav the United States for anv
damage resuuing r.ont"nliiie"u""; ;;l;il"!i; "ioirtion o? tt,e terms of, thii p6rmit or of anv larv or regu-
lation applicable to the nalionai forests ilv trre peimiii;;,; bt any agsnts oi employees of the perrnittee
icting v'ittrin the scope of iheir agency or -employment'
9. .The permittee ;;ll i;ily teiair aif damage, other.than oldi,nary wear and tear, to national forest
roads and trails caused'i;ih;;"il1;tet i" ttte eiercise of the privilege Sranted bv this rytTi!'
10. No lfember ot or pete'gate to Congress or Resident Commissioncr shall be admitted to anl' share
or part of this "gr.u*"ii ;;';; 6;r.ftii',;t;;i iiiie t ererrom unless it is made with a corporation for
its .general benefit.
11. Upon abandonment, termination, revbcation, or cancellation of this permit, the permittee shall
remove rvithin a reasonable time all structures ril'i;b;.-""ir e-i""pt those oivned by the uniied Staie-s'
and shall.restore the rit.lunf.ir otf,u.*i." "g.."d-upo[-in
."iiting or iir Eris permit. If the permiitee fails
to remove all such slructures or improve menrs *iinlo-" ieasonabTe. pe.riod' thiv shall.become the properry oi
the united states, urfli"i"'}i-"ti-.iii"r"1r,"-i*i"iiii"u-ii ii"fitity for the cost of their removal anci
restoration of the site.
lZ. This permit is not transferable. If the permittee.thr.ough voiudiry sale,or transfer,,or through
enforcement of contracl, foi."r"i"i.", t"*Gre, oiolrr.i-i'ariaJ.gir-proceedinl shall ceas-e to be.the orvner oi
the physical improue-eirti-ottoi ir,"n those blrnIJ-qv 3{ 5iA'statcs si[ugted on the ]and described in
this permit ana is unallelo fuinish adequate proof"of abiliiy to redeezn or otherwise reestablish title to
said improver.trents, this permit shall be sulject'io cancult"ii;;. But lf the p"tto.l,t9-Ih:mJirle to seid-fi;r;i;;;;i;;h;liiti; "#;i;;il};;i;;';;i';; *a".eiip"i" provided is quarined as a permittee and is
wiling that his rutu." t-""-,ipo""i;;i th;;;i";'..dilb;;rbject t'o such new ionditions.and stipulations as
eristing or prospective circimstinces mi'- ,"a;.t; hiJgontiriuea-occupancy ot'the premi.ses may be author-
ized by permit to rrim ir-, in:ii;;-;;i"i";-;i th; idi;;-;ffi;;i oi t i. suiesoa issuahce of a permit is desir-
able and in the public interest.
18. In case of cntng.Li"adress, the permittee shall immediately notify the forest supervisor.
14. The tempora.;;;; iao.iup",..y of the premises and.impror-ements-herein described mav be
sublet by the permitiee to third parties onty ,uiiir- thu piioi rvrilten iporoval of the forest supervisor bu!
i[" p!#itti" Itt"ii.d"ii"i,.'il'L-i,,'.pi,".iult ioi.oi"pti"nce with all cudditions of this permit bv persons to
whom such premises may be sublet'
Btions herein or at the discretion off5. ThG pernrit mai Ue terminated upon breach of any of the cond
the regional forester or the Chief, Forest Service-
t6. In ttre event of any conflict betrreen any of the preceding printad clauses or any provlsron tnereor
ana any oi tt* iotiotul"g .il";;;;. rni p"*i"luir tt "i"o?, the prlciding printed clauses will contlg!' r^
17: This permit is iccepted subjeit'to the conclitions set forth above snd to conditions , ^o b-" zi''- ''--';li;;ffi fi;;"to "tia *"bu a part of this penniL
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Je'6 sultytr3 "":;-;;-;;v"ro-d.bv
t!:to pcrnlt' ar'd-'adias'i''"""""tt-t':l-fd :r'e!'r1!s'
oongtruction or ip"rrti"" of 'Jrl porrlttori uso' * tn*o-, lxooasrw.t'":1:.. "f
I rcacr o:rd o';hor ;:;;t:;.;tl! tc avoid tire accu:::ur""1:";;";;i"L "* 9::::d "tt.'
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obll5,stions oi ov ]'ossss by =it"l il;;-";" 1o to tB ercr'olsod'
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o ;: ; ;r*oo ohall i:*t frce end unrsetrrctgd accoss bv "i:o T-:r-'o,orirt"ot
u2cn rlre n';;;;;-"; *t :=: :""""it* iili::":'":;f"t::'o'lill'liu"l'lio'='nt ut
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trira covlnld Ly 'Jr1t i;e rnlt to agcurs
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SBfoqr, lorlth, end r,elfcro cro adequatoiy p"",o"toa. fno pondttoo r11I tri:o
ocrrocil'oo aotice ac ceeCsd.
Thla gen:lt ci:s.ll, !:nro no forco or offcct u:tll tho
i"rrr;.1 l";.::rst ed h:: tl5:lftcd lts accuptarco of
lito aupffc"to coTy to the Forost Su:orvia:r'
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AMENDMENTTT_y/
FOR
SPECIAL USE PERMIT' Rcf: FSM 2714
THIS AHEXOM€RT IS ATTACHEO TO ANO T,tADE A PART
oF ax€
AN NU AL PERMIT
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For Park & Playqround issued o Vai'l
. (KINO OF PEFI,IIIMetropolitan Recreation District on s/8/66
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s. slot. (16.17)h. C ounty (l E-20)Eagle O3l_
NAME OF P ERMI TTEE'
amended as follows:
of Permit cover sheet to:
(OAIE OF P ERMI T'
which is hereby
Revise "A"
Golf course green
Revise "8" of Permit
Gts) is now called green //3.
cover sheet to:
course maintenance buildinz 24'x88' as shown on planOne expanded golf
dated 4/3I/74.
Orne partially buried storage structure (precast concrete) for golf
course maintenance materials as shown on landscaping plans dated
8/28175 and described in Statement of Need dated 8/28/75.
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The landscaping plan and narrative dated August 28, Lg75, will be
followed
Adjust fees, if necessary.
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PERMITTEE
ISSUING
OFFICER
"^p,t't*7/NAME OF PERMITT EE
Vail MetroDoLitan Rec. Dis t.TITLE
Forest Supe rv isor
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VAIL MUI'IICIPAL GULI- GUUR5t I'IATN ItfiANUt T'{LILI I I
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IL MUNICIPAL GOLF COURSE I4AIIITENANCE FACILITY ,/
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LANOSCAPING NOTES / l?zlyI.e.rTta.Ztsz.
Genera'l Clean-up and Landsiapinq
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wise will be restored to previous conditions
2. storage will be consolidated and all materjals to be stored
will be evaluated as to future usability and potential value. Items
of little potential value will be discarded
3. Tree p'lantings will be improved as shown on landscaping plans
and dev-rsed to assure survival of all p1 anted material
4. The willow screen that commences iust east of the north
.orivacy fence will be restored. Dead growth will be removed and the
i^emaining shrubbery will be schedu'led into the maintenance program.
5. The area south and outside of property access must be main-
tained aS a snow storage area and therefore cannot receive tree trans-
iiurli. A junjper hedge will be 'installed to visually break the
F""i" fine ind i'No Pariing" signs will be erected to prevent use of
'n" "':: :":: ;".l,;'::':,:":,i""";' ne orsunized and u,."unn*.o
to minimize visual imPact.
7. Due to the access problems and the very limited area for
the intended use, no practical means exists to improve the view into
ihe site through the access opening for northeast-bound traffjc on
Vi.it Vattey Drive. All reasonable care will be extended to prevent
accumulation of unsightly storage in this view corridor however.
LANDSCAPING OF NEl., STORAGE FACILITY
l'. Landscaping of the new storage facility,whose need is substantiated
in the "statement of lleed", will be extensive and is'intended to minimjze
the visual effect of the structure.
2. All exposed surfaces of the structure sha'l I reveive a painted
finjsh to match the existing structures, a iight , natural green.
This includes a] I interior iurfaces as we'l 1 as a'l 'l exterior exposed surfaces.
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3.Thestructurewasdesignedtofitintotheexistingbank
on tfrrle siJ"s to miniriie the visual 'impact of the. structure'
-Thebank will be brought over the top of the structure to a m'lnlmrum
a.pir, of'10 inches. The sides wit't atso be covered with earth as
il;; "t possible with the maximum permissible s'lope of 2;'l'
4.Uponcompletjonoftheaforementionedearthwork,al]disturbed
earth will be reseed"i ritn native grass m1x and wildf1 owers seed'
The areas will be watered to assure growth uniil the ground cover is
riiut. enough to sustain life under natural conditions'
TIl'|E SCHEDULE FOR LANDSCAPE l,loRK
l. All work ment'ioned above.will be completed as soon as
oractiiable. lrtith the understanding that actual maintenance of the
;;i;";;;;;;'is oi nisheit prioritv, it is expected-that.a-portion
ii'i1,.-,',.if wi'tt be ione during the off-season of Fa11 .1975-
2.Itemsthatcanmorelogica.ilybedoneinthesprjng,.--:-
p"ior io "p."ing-oi ti" golf seaion,will hopefully be done in the
lpring of 1976.
3. It is clear'ly intended that the vai'l Metropolitan Recreatjon
Distriii complete the iandscap.ing and cleanup of this.Mairrtenance
F;;;ti;i ii buirined on tt'ls itaiement and on the Landscape plan'
fnese iilprovements will be carrjed out as soon as time and funds per-
mi ts.
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Febrr:ary 2, L977
Allen Gerstenberger
District Coordinator
P. O. Box 100
VaiI, Colorado 81657
Re: U. S. Forest Senrice Land
Presently Used By
Recreation District
Dear Mn Gerstenberger:
Pursuant to your request of January 17th and fur accordance wlth
your zubsequent verbal instructions, I have completed an appraisal of
t}te above -captioned property.
The land on the east of Vail Valley Drlve contai:rs approxlmately
31,000 square feet and could be utilized as two duplex zoned building
sltes. The land on the west of Vail Va1ley Drive contahs approxlmately
25,000 square feet and would accommodate two slngle famlly sites. It sltould
be noted that presently the land is not within the limits of the Town of
Vall and that neither water nor sewer are included within Vail Valley
Drive adjacent to the two subject parcels.
Typical lots with utltitles and Lr: the Town of \iail fronting along
the golf course would currently sell for $50, 000 assrming they contain
an average of 14, 000 square feet. On this basis, the value of the land
if within the town limits and with utilities could have a value as high as
$200,000. This opinion is based upon the transactions mentioned below.
The very small supply of lots available combined with a
very high demand for thls prestige location has brought
extraordtunarlly high prlces. One lot in the 10th Filing
was sold for $55,000 and another in Vail Valley 1st Filing
for $60, 000. In December 7975, Britton sold two small
lots averaging 9,500 square feet at the rate of $3.15 per
square foot or $30,000 each.
Five lots in the 11th Filing lying just to the east of the
thirteenth green with access on Aspen Lane were sold to
one man wtthin one week of the tlme that they were
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offered. The average lot contains 18,000 square feet
and sold at $1.95 per square foot or $35,000.
Vail Associatesr Resubdlvision of Lot 1 in Potato
Patch contains five lots and these were sold in five
days for $2.60 per square foot. The lots involve
17,000 square feet on the average.
Under the aszumption that the land eould not be developed with
buildinq sites but had a classification of rrresource use only'r, the rralue
would be much less. If the appraiser aszumed the following hypothetical
situation, the land value is estimated at $20,000. Assume that the area
was now being platted and about to be offered for sale by the developer.
For certain reasons he elected to put a deed of restriction on both of
these parcels limiting their use so that an abutting property owner could
anticipate enjoying the view across the land in perpetuity. The question
then arises,rhow much would an abutting owner pay as a premium for his
lot given the aszurance of the contjnued resource utilization of the subject
parcel?r.
I.r this situation, the two parcels of land if left with resource
classificatlon would benefit four nearby residential lots. As these lots
today would have an average value of $50,000, it is reasonable to expect
that their value if abutting an open space area would be increased by
1%. This means that the land developer would expect to receive $5,000
more on each of the four benefiting lots for a total of $20,000 in extra
lot sales revenue if he put a deed restriction on the two subject parcels.
I trust that you will not hesitate to contact me if I ean be of any
assistance in the interpretdtion of the report. Please note the contingent
and limiting conditions as included on page 3.
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E ERTIFICATION OF APPRAISER
i certify that to the best of my lcrowledge t}te facts stated hereln are
tme, tfiat the compensation is not contingent upon the amount of valuatlon
reported, that I have personally inspected the property, that this appraisal
has been made in accordance with the recommended and professional
standards of the American trnstitute of Real Estate Appraisers, and that I
do not have any present or contemplated interesl in the subject property.
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I 1. That the title to the subject property is good and marketable.
r 2. That the subject property has been appraised as if free and clear
I of any liens or encumbrances and no responsibillty for legal matters
is assumed.
I 3. That no survey was made of the property for this report, and that
any plans or sketches utilized fur thls report are for visual aid only
I and are not to be construed as zurveys or engineering reports.
I 4. That certain opinions, estlmates, ,data and statistics furnished by
I others in the course of investigation are reliable..
I 5. That the appraiser shall not be required to testify in a court of
I law unless prior arrangements have been made.
I 6. Neither all nof any part of the contents of this report shall be
I conveyed to the public through advertising, public relations, news,
I sales or other media, without the written consent and approval of
the author, partlcularly asd,o valuation conclusions, the identity
I of the appraiser or firm wilh which he is conneeted, or any
I reference to the American lcstitute of Real Estate Appraisers or
to the M. A. I. designation.
t 7, The appraiser has no Imowledge of the geological factors whlch
may be encountered in the development of this land. The value
I i:rdicated in thls report ls predicated upon the assumption that noI unusual costs or constraints due to geologlcal considerations will
be incurred.
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S!:rce openinn nr" U e, M. A. I. , has assisted
clients with many types of mountain real estate. Listed below is a representative
sample of some of the projects and clients for whom the work was accomplished.
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PROJECT
Commerciaf Building in Rifle
Breckenridge Ski Area
Apartments in Vail
Commercial Center, Breckenridge
Silverthome-Dillon hn
Motel In Gunnison
Buffalo Mountain Codominiums
Motel h Aspen
Office Building, Breckenridge
Condominiums in Breckenridge
Dillon Office Building
Condominiums in Breckenridge
Eagle Industrial Park
Subdivision L,and in Steamboat Sprlngs
Apartment Complex in Eagle
Recreation Community
Condominiums in Frisco
Steamboat Springs Subdivision Land
Golden Gate State Park
Subdivision Land in Winter Park
Condominiums in Breckenridge
Shopping Center Land in Dillon
Condominiums in Steamboat Springs
Core Area Land
Subdivision land in Eagle
Central Core Land in Vail
Frofessional Office in Vail
Historic Building in Aspen
Beaver Creek Ranch Headquarters
Central Core Land in Aspen
Commercial Condominium ln Aspen
Central Core Land in Breckenridge
Central Core Land in Cooper Mountain
Condominium trroject Copper Mountain
Frisco Commercial Property
Subdivision Land in West Vail
Nursing Home in Grand Junction
Warehouse in Glenwood Springs
Condominiums in Staqe Coach
CLIENT
First Colorado Corporation
Aspen Ski Corp.
Anderson and Company
Barney Brewer
Davis Graham & Stubbs
Stephen Narans
Empire Savings & Loan
High Country Development Co.
Breckenridge Investment Co.
Moore Real Estate Co.
B. D. F. Construction Co.
United Bank of Denver
Mountain Modular Mfg., Inc.
First National Bank of Denver.
Colorado Business Development Co.
Arrowhead at Vail
Tenderfoot Development Co.
Lake Catamount
U. S. Dept. of lhe Interior
Regis College
Columbia Savings & Loan
Town of Dil1on
Ling-Tempco-Vought
Keystone trrternational, Inc.
Land and Cattle Management CorP.
Town of VaiI
Arthur Bishop and Company
Robinson Brick and Title Co.
VaiI Associates, Inc.
City of Aspen
Cook Industries
The Breckenridge Company
Copper Mountain Associates
Charles Lewis
Wheaton College
Vail Intermountain
Columbia Savings & Loan
Coors Brewery DisLributor
Builders hveslment Trust
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STATEMENT OF NEEO
FOR
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l.SCOPE OF PROJECT
To provide much needed storage for Golf I'laintenance equiprnent and
material, it i, ptoiol.i"l"-iJaiiionat storase .Pill9iig.l" erected
on the s.ite currenrl'"r"Ai,. p"irit t" tf.." Vuil i'letropolitan Recrealion
District.
2.HOIJ THE
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As with the mainienance fac-i1ity in general' !|t M..:torage must
be located ."ntruiii"i; i;; c;i"f op.iulion- The requiremeni for
close proximity oi'irre-proposed storaqe facility to tre existing
-mai-ntenance oper.atiJn-ii o[uiort. ft'i-storing -populality of golf
in this area is-requiring greater "tphuiit on-miintenance anC sub-
sequentli rilore equipnent- tne severiii=9t-1it"."t.1!f!-lt -'rell as -'
a desire to encrose and organize stoiaie-'eff-orts require expanding -
the facil itY.
The proposal is to erect a precast concrete structure in a loca'uion
that will allorv onl;';;; opln-iia"' i'e' it urill be sunk into an
existing embankment'u"l-tni-r""i-U" .ou"r"d w'ith earth and land-
scape thereuy minimil'itg"in"'itptii-o; tn" build'ing' To furiher
minimize the impact,iii'"itiuil"Jtrit"t will be painted a light
g.een to blend with the background'
The reason that Forest Seivice-land. is required for this proiect is
'that the propused +".iriiv'wii-t 'uort<
with.the 1i-:-l.li:-lac'i'liiv verv
closely, a central io.iiii," ror this maintenance equipment is required'
and no other land is'""iiiiure-around ;;;";;i; ;;urse ?or this tvpe of
use. The current maintenance program for'the go1 f course must be
centralized for otjiniiitional', supervisory' and security reas0ns'
4.I4EIHOD OF OPEMTION I'IHEN THE PROJECT IS DEVE OPED
A. Ownership -- Vai'l !'letropo'l itan Becreation District, a Public bodY
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'8.he proiPeriods of the Year t ect wil't be operated -- Year round'
' s. scHEDUl.E-!I-q!!!!qq!lE$
It is desired that the building be put into its intended use inrnediately
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OTHER LANDS OR INTERESTS I.IHICH I4AY BE AFFECTED BY THE PROJECT
The private lands vlhich the go1 f course are located near would
be affected through denial of this proposal
REGULATIOII AGEIICI ES
The proiect rvould be regulated' by the Vail Metropolitan Recreation
Di str i ct
8. IIECESSITY OF THE PROJECT
I'lho uril I be affected if the permit is not granted?
The general pub'l ic who uses the golf course as t'rell as the
constituants of the Vail l'letropolitan Recreation District.
l,lhat will be the effects if the permit is not granted?
A gradua'l deterioration of the njgh level of.naintenance on
the Vail l'lunicipai Golf Course wil I occur
How wi'l I the effects, 'including social , economic, and environmental ,
be fe1 t considering human benefit and r'relfare.if the permit is not
granted?
The growing popularity of golf in the region wou'ld be affected
through deminished quality of maintenance if this permit is
not gianted. Approximatlly 40,000 golfers use thii Vait .
l4unic'ipal Gol f Course per year.
9. DESCRIBE ALTERNATIVE I.IETHODS AND/OR LOCATIONS TO THE PROPOSEO ACTION
; 0F THE APPLICATI0|I
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; - No al ternatives.that are l'arge enough;. close 'enough, or centra'l }y
located have been discovered
.IO. TECHNICAL REQUIRENEI,TTS NEEDLD iN DEVELOPI'IINT OF THE PROJECT
A. Construction width of acreage -- approximately 1,300 square
in existing permit' area
8. 0perationa.l width or acreage. existing in permit area.
C. Percent of site coverage -- minimal (see landscaping plan)
D. Any operational constraints or engineering factors which night- affect the location or design of the project -- operationally'
a close proximity to the existing facility is required.
A BRIEF EVALUATION OF THE EXPECTED EFFECTS OF THE.PROJECT ON A IiILq
EIIV IRONI'IENT
None, in that the roof will be returngd to native grasses and environment'
and the project will merely enclose existing materials and equiprnent.
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SPECIAL USE PERMIT
ct of Junc 4, 1897, or Ftbruery l5' -l9Ol.rit pcrmrt rr rcvocrblc tnd nonllrn'lct'Dlc
oatE or t'€rMlT
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This permit covers
Coas tn:cti:r-:, !: F@ *?
!'all !'a i ro rc 11';e-u ! ccroa.tlon llsirlct
.cr"s li'd:ib]-1-.:.l-.:lLt ];-l- lEI and islssued for the purpose of :
Permission is hereby STanted to
sf &11. C'lciCo ELCS? - - '
hereinafter callej the permiltee, to use subject to tne conditions set out below' the following described
land.s or improvernents: ,_ rL^ --,r.1 !-,r. ai c..rnsr cf ti.e Slaf,.-"' Secticn 9,
;;;;{ o-f r.e,-i...,c1, ic:-est land l- i,.hc :crt'krcat c''re('r c:
T.5S.r I..CJ::., €'"n F.::' ei 6h3?'3 ot o "ii- "" Cil* io 'Jrg -i';is''jrlct
irr-'::';e r a:ld
ForesE S';-:rcriacrt"- "fflt"",
:'int":13 u"iclo-"tod Sprin5s' Coicr:lio rcsgoc;i-'-;iyo
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11 - (mo iolf course tr€en (i;9)''r'ith un3er6'rounil
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rrgr, iase ocnstruetisn, bc':'rdt oa
D - one 6o1f course =rlatenstrce irrilCin€ (24t x
board et'clng o:ed shako shlnglo roof)'
Access rced S';-fooi r:ldo rtjr t-cf--;'ry appro xfurs tc ly 650r loaAt
psrki:rg a.roa o:r '*" =o'.ir side of a'ie nleir'tct:o:ce L'uilci'r:6'
Feaso or troo scrcent.g forL].e :laiat';la::co bu1ld1ng ard ?3r:dn8 ars a'
l1-cr'ce r;iis sccurl!-trpe feoco for the ocui'grcot yerd on thq olurJr sido
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Ttre exercise of any of the privileges granted hereby constitutes acceptance of all the conditions of
this permit.
l. In consideration foi this use, thg pcrmittee :!ali..R-3y to the forcst $ervice' U'S' Department of
|r*h,J!"-:.":lle-sum or '{l':#'#'"'ii;*+ '"'i;'-;{4":1{HtD:'ii;'. ir:!9'c9:=;::'J"T lff#l1ASXlcu.llure, lle:sum or --- - - F; : Iccu rri6?-5i- --
ftqr:l J {ulusrr.Y i 19 (,' , to
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th:re o !:iriti r"d e-:-t-r-*-ne'A*
D-..'.t;di'd hotnrttr- Chaiscs fof tiri#"mamtrt*fi"*. f#,rT;;;f:r-"a" "'''.li:"'t"a ''t "'*'er necessary to placc the
il;;;;;;i;'""-;;;;uiate rvith the r.arue of use authorizcd by ll,:o".lT.tl;charges on a basis cornmensurate rvith the ralue ol use sutnorrzc" "t 'iiY;til-ij.t of t/ts/sz/.
i'r.r i"lo ror c. Y.'iill tr'"tr.iu r;o1f i'ssoclctoo' Ltd" ic
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, 2. Construction
constluction. if anY,
use shall be actuallY
whom such premises may be sublet.
15. This permit may be terminated
the regional forester or the Chicf, Forest
and
16. In the event ot'any conflict betrveen any
an)'of the follorving clauses or any provisions
upon breach of any of the conditions herein or at the discretion of
Service.
of the preceding prinEed clauses or any pr-ovision.thereor'
months, andor occuplrncy and use -u-nder this permit shall begin urithin- I *^-+l,c 6-nwr tlmonths, 6rom the date of the pcrmit. Thisshall be completed within
exercised at least -I?o------E;yi ."in i&", unlcss otherrrise authorized in
writing.
3. Development pians ; layout plans; construction, reconslruction, _ar alteration of, improvements; crr
revision o1 i^vo"f
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'"onrihj.[ion ptans ior this area must be approved ,in advance and in writing by -the?ii..iiup"."iso.. Tie.i oi ttr.uffr..y on the-permitted area'may be removcd or destroyed only after
tt " to..ti officer in cniige has app roved, ' and 'has marked or otherwise designated.that r*-hich may be
;;;;;;J;. ,t.rti"i.a. --tti U;a;"[ "; dcstrbycd rvill be paid for by the permittee as follorvs: ilerchantgble
ifi-6a111 ";piii.'.a r"tu"-; irrte-rror';th timber beloiv tnerchairtable size at current damase appraisal
;;i;;:;;o;{ied that the F6rest Slivice reserves the rjght to dispose of she merchantable timber to others
tfiin if," permittee at no itumpqqe cost to the permitteE. Trees, shrubs,,,a-nd other-plants grav be planted
i;:t;ii "ilnn"i ina l" i""ir pr'acEi aUout the premises as rnay be approvred by the forest oficer in charge-
4. The permittee shall rnaintain the improvements and premises tco standards of repair, orderliness,
neatness, sariiiation, and sat'ety acceptable to the forest officer in charge-'
5. This permit is subject to all valid claims.
6. The iermittne, in exercising the privileges franle{ by this perrmit, shall comply.u'ith the.regula-
tions of thebepartment oi -{gricri-iture ind ali- Federal, State, countS.and municipal laws, ordinances,
oi iegulations *'hi.h are appiiclable to the area or operations covered by this permit.
?-. The permittee shali iake all reasonable precautions to prevent arnd suppress .fore.st fires- No ma-
.terial shall 6e .ii.poeri
-o?i-t-tjr."ittg in open fires during the'closed season eslsblished by.law or regr:la-
tion without a wnrten p".mit f rom ihe forist officer in charge or his aub'horized agent.
8. The permittee iha1 exercise diligence in pr-otecting- from darnasge. the .land-and pr^operty -of the
United St"t"i .otur.d brr and used in con"nection with this permii, and sthall pay th.e United S'"ates for any
aj-"g" resulting from'negiigence or from lhe violation oi the terms oithis permit or of any iarv or regu-
Fl;-ti;ppti;Ui"io tfr" niiioiai forests by tliie peimitiee, or by any ageris Or employees of the Pernittee
acting rvithin the scope of iheir agency or employment.
9-..The permittee shall fully relaiiail damage, other.than ordi-nary .wear and tear, to national forest
roads and trails caused by the permittee in the exercise of the privilege gaanted by thls permlr.
10. No ltlember of oi Detegate to Congress or Resident Commissioner shall be admiited to anl' share
or pari'qf [hi; "cr;;;;a Jt to?ny beneft'that may arise herefrom unless it is made with a corporaiion for
its .general benefit.- - -if. Upon abandonment, termination, revocation, or cancellation of -this p-ermit, the permittee shall
t"molJ *iifti" a reasonable time all structures and improvements except ]hose owned by ttre United Staies'
a"a ifr^f f ..rtore the !itt, uniesJ othenvise agreed upoir in writing or iir tiris permi!.- - If the permittee fails-
to remove atl such structures or improvemenis within a reasonable Perioc, they shall_become the propertli oi
ii,J Unit"a States, Uul-ihai "iti "'ot relieve the permitiee of liab-ility for the cost of their removal anci
restoration of the site.
12. This permit is not transferable- If the pcrmittee thr.ough voiurt:ry sale- or transfer, or through
' enforcement of contraci, fo;;i;ii.;, tu* r.te, oi other valid legil proceoiing shall ceas.e to be the ow-ner of
iiie pfryri.ii i-prou.*"hti ottr"r ihan those brvned by the Unj"ted'states siiuated on the land described in
tt i. -p"'r-il
""a iJ "niUt"-to lurnish adequate proof-of ability to redeern or othenvise reestablish title to
;ia -itrpr;.'.m"nti, tirir-p"rmit;dii U" ri.,Uj..f to cancellatioh. But if the per-s.o^nto whom title to ssid
impr;i';;;nb
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t,"tu'been translerred in either manner above provided is qualjfied as a permittee and is
"'ifjing ttrai ftis iutui" o.*pon.l' of the premises shall be subject-tb such new conditions and stipulations as
exGtiigoi pioipective circumstinces miy .varrant, his c,ontinued_occuparc-"- of the premises rury be-au-thor-
t.a Ui*.fi]t tb tri*li, i" 1'h; ;tiri";;'f the issuiirg officer or his successor, issuance of a permit is desir-
able and in the public inlerest.
13, In case of chenge of address, the permittee shall irnmediately notify the forest supervisor.
. 14. The tempora.f us" and occupancy of the premises and improl'ements herein described may. be
sublet-ff lfre pJtioiti.i to itriia pJ.ii"r orily rvith the prior rvrilten'ap5r_roval of-the forest.supcrvisor bu!
the permittee ihall continue to be'responsibft for compliance with all cosditions of this permit by persons to
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thereoi, the preciding printcd clauses will conlrg!.
-c--rl -t--.- --r.^ ^^-,f:*:^-- lB totZ. This permit is accepted subject to the
attached hereto and made a parL of this pertniL
conditions set forth above and to conditions
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itzo - l'all I'otrrict
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aud 6u11y1r; ". tt-lli.i""
"i-.r,i porrtttod uso. Ee cha-lr
con6!,r'rr.tlo' or oPcror:::-:-: ;'";;ia tiro aecu:::u1"t11" .:-::::'j^:;i';;iiJ.,.irr,r
rcacs ord o'r'o' r=t"l;;;;t;; tc-avora iil'ul"i=trs--1on of oxooaslvs hcada c'r
rrctx,r and'-: arclc;;;;;;;;^t' ""-ott'ltlt]'-;r "rtoD roverotato orr grcuzo r
{5e or,tt l..ec tleea.;,;r;;;-;-c':all o="1i1]"tLt-:oll"Jnocossary pre*'i:th'o
t"aeurca to arrp.t"..'.;;-;;.;"";ot"tioo"oo-it."".rr"o by tho Forost suc.rylaorr
te. .c.11 c.rt esd f llf otopo" "o1l-:o-.:' lesat 2:1-o:-:1"13ti. fiT"'::l: s oouo
rovesete-tcd *' ;t*=i-Ji"l"pc"e:'4 on tho o3ocicc uooc'
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-;lrr bi r"'iuirec.
?,c. sccdt:6 cr ilar';!-; r-'!r1 b^e.,::"?."t a tlrs "l :i?^i:;1 t.i"i';:l,^fru;ttn
aceclog i,l'.ieh in u].,r"i;li":o" of 1]:c Fcrest Su?crric-'r crrcrit !-ru '--- -
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?1. lio sl6ns or a'cr''lrtlelr6 iericos oi:sIl tc -=1?":d "-tt-*Ou
are:lcos oi olt
a.djacent eo.rtca"t-icroot r*ar, "t-ou3;.'aT,l"o
1is"ea t'y.n"-"t't'!'"o ilrsctica of
tli forost sureni'aorr
:.J.t a part of tle
2?. Tho pcr=ittoo ciroll :r;aks t:'e ccndi'dons cf thls nuTiloi'"*' - -'
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?,3. Sgeculctto:r oo tttu slte or .|;:c p;ldle;os eut'hcriled bY thls poralt dll
not bo Porr:ittod'
24. The porlttoo ehall ?9=1t:T: and ulroeirt-ctsd accose bjr ti:c 3trblto t' e-'d
u>oa ttre pru=!"u"-"i"Ji i-,, ro" tri"io;u1 rrai' n*p"t"iiint'""ot "ot':i1-rsistort
'iti, ';,o obj';sts "i"e;-poEl t" i'!i fi;';";;;ru "'="-""i'=u
e:d e::jo1=sni bv
*i""t"'t*rltio of ttt" rlghts *"i:crocfr
'9!ur:3 of
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SPECIAL USE PERMIT. Rel FSM 2714
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IOATE OF PEFI'qITI
One expanded golf course maintenance buildint 24'xB8'as shown on plan
dated 413I/74.
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.. One- partially buried storage structure
course mai-ntenance materials as shown8/28/75 and described in Statement of
Add
The landscaping plan and narrative dated August 28, irg75, will be
f ollorped.
Adjust fees, if necessary.
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For Park & Playeround issued 1e Vail
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I^TAME OF P E RMI TT EE'
which is hereby amended as follou,s:
Revise "A" of Permit cover sheet to:
Golf course green (i/5) is now called green /13.
Revise "8" of Permit cover sheet to:
(precast concrete) for golf
on landscaping plans dated
Need dated 8128175.
XA T,I.E OF PERMITTEE
Vail Metropol,itan Rec. Dist.TITLE
TITLE
Forest Supervisor
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VAIL I'IUNICIPAL GOLF COURSE I4AINTENANCE FACILITY /-il,/rrata.rF/
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LAN''.APTNG NoTEs : ? /.hy'ntu'- '
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General Clean-up and Landscapinq
l. Al'l areas disturbed through construction activity or other-
wise will be restored to previous conditions
2. Storage will be consolidated and all materials to be stored
will be evaluated as to future usabitity and potential value- Items
of little potential value will be discarded.
3. Tree plantings will be improved as shown on landscaping p'lans
and devised to assure survival of all p1 anted rnaterials
4. The wj]low screen that commences iust east of the north
privacy fence will be restored. Dead growth will be removed and the
iemaining shrubbery will be scheduled into the maintenance program-
5. The area south and outside of property access must be main-
tained as a snow storage area and therefore cannot receive tree trans-
plants. A juniper hedge will be installed to visually break the
ience line and i'No Parking" signs will be erected to prevent use of
the area as an auto parking location.'
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6. Auto parking on the site will
minimize visual imPact.
7. Due to the access problems and the very limited area for
the intended use, no pract'ical means exists to improve the view into
the site through the access opening for northeast-bound traffic on
Vai'l Val'ley Drive. All reasonable care will be extended to prev.ent
accumulation of unsightly storage in this view corridor'however-
LANDSCAPING OF NEI.I STORAGE FACILITY
of the new storage facility,whose need
lleed", wil'l be extensive and is intended
the structure.
1'. LandscaPing
in the "Statement of
the visual effect of
2. A1 1 exposed surfaces of the structure shall reveive a painted
finish to match the existing structures, a light , natural green.
This inc'tudes a'll interjor surfaces as well as all exterior exposed surfaces.
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be organized and arranged to
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3. The structure was designed to fit into the existing bank
on three sjdes to minimjze the visual impact of the structure. The
bank wil'l be brought over the top of the structure to a minimium
depth of'10 inchei. The sides will a1so be covered with earth as
much as possible with the max'imum permissible slope of 2:1 '
4. Upon completion of the aforementioned earthwork, all disturbed
earth will 'be reseeded with native grass mix and wildflowers seed.
ihe ur"ut wjll be watered to assure growth unii'l the ground cover is
mature enough to sustain life under natura'l conditions.
TII'IE SCHEDULE FOR LANDSCAPE I,JORK
1. A'll work ment'ioned above will be completed as soon as
oracticable. blith the understand:ng that actual maintenance of the
iolf course is of h.ighest priority, it_js expected_that-a portion
6t th. work will be done during the off-season of Fall 1975'
2. Items that can more logicaily be done in the spring,'- : -
prior to opening of the golf season,will hopefully be done in the
spring of 1976.
3. It is clearly intended that the vail Metropolitan Recreition
District complete the landscaping and c1 eanup of this -MaitrtenanceFacit;ty as butlined on this italement and on the Landscape p1 an.
These iilprovements will be capjed out as soon as tjme and funds per-
mi ts.
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Allpn Gerslenberger
District Coordinator
P. O. Box 100
VaiI, Colorado 8165?
Re: U. S. Forest Service Land
Presently Used By
Recreation District
Dear Mr. Gerstenberger:
Pursuant to yo_u1 request of January 1?th and in accordance withyour.subsequent v6rbal-in3l*"ti"lC r have compreted an appraisar of. the above-captioned property.
The land on t e east of vail valrey Drive contains approxirnately31,000 square feer and courd uu "tiri"ud altwo;;;;;;""ed butdingsites' The rand on tl:e west of vail valley Drive ;;;a:is approximately25, 000 square feet and would accommoaaie two slngle rr*ity sites. It shourdb_e noted thar presentry the rand is;TilffiiLij;i;"'lr to" Town ofvail and that neither water nor sewer are incruded within va' valleyDrive adjacent to the two subject parcets.
- Typical lots with utilities and h ft:_TorF^ of vail fronting arongthe golf course ro"rg curren[y settior $b0, ooo;;;;'q they containarl average of 14,000 square feet. On this Ua"is,-tfr" *;" of the landif within the to'n timitd and with utititi"" could t",r. , rrrro" as high as$20q 000. This opinion is based "p*-ur" transaciion" -*ti.rdffi;,
The very small qundv of lots available combined with avery high demand. for this prestige tocation tlas frougl,textraordinarfly_h1ufr_nrices. One tot t" th; iOU,
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was sold for gbb, 000 and another_in-vaii Vaifey i"i rlirrgfor g6Q 000. 11D_e_cemb e, tgii, Britton sold two srnall
lofs-ave-raUrng g,^?09^=-q"r"rtu"i at the rate of g3. 1b persquare foot or $3Q 000 each. -- -- 't''i -'
i-ive tots in the 11th Filing lying just to the east of thethirteenth gleen with access-on-Aspen Lane were sold toone rnan within one week of the time that they were
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offered. The average lot contains 18, OOO square feet
and sold at 91.9b per square foot or $Bb, OOO.
Vail Associatesr Resubdivision of Lot 1 in potato
Patch contains five lots and these were sold in flve
days for $2.60 per square foot. The lots involve
17,000 sqrare feet on the average.
Under the assumption that the land could not be developed with
building sites but had a classification of rrresource use onlyrr, the value
would be much less. rf the appraiser assumed the following hypotheticat
situation, the land value is estimated at g20, OOO Assume that the area
was now being platted and about to be offered for sale by the developer.
For certain reasons he elected to put a deed of restriction on both of
these parcels limiting their use so that an abutting property owner could
anticipate enjoying tl:e view across the land in perpetuity. The question
then arises,rhow much would an abutting owner pay as a prernium for his
Iot given the assurance of the continued resource utilization of the subject
parcel? r.
trn this situation, the two parcels of land if left with resource
classification world benefit four nearby residential lots. As these lots
today would have an average value of $50,000, it is reasonable to expect
that their value if abutting an open space area would be increased bytqo. This means that the land developer would expect to receive $b, ooo
more on each of the four beneflting lots for a total of $20, 000 in extra
lot sales revenue if he put a deed restriction on the two subject parcels.
I trust that you will not hesitate to contact me if l can be of any
assistance in the interpretation of the report. Please note the contingent
and limiting conditions as included on page B.
C ERTIFTCATION OF APPRAISER
- I certify that to the best of my lcrowledge the facts stated herein are
true, that the compensation is not contingent upon the amount of valuation
reported, that Ihave personally inspected the property, that this appraisal
has been rrade in accordance with the recommended and professional
standards of the American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers, and lhat I
do not have any present or contemplated interest in the subject property.
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CONTINGENT AND LIMITING CONDI1IIONS
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That the title to the subject property is good arrd marketable.
That the subject property has been appraised as if free and clear
of any liens or encumbrances and no responsibility for legal matters
is assumed.
That no survey was made of the property for this report, and that
any plans or sketches utilized in this report are for visual aid only
and are not to be construed as surveys or engineering reports.
That certain opinions, estimates, data and statistics furnished byothers in the course of investigation are reliable -
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That the appraiser shall not be required to testify in a court of
law unless prior arrangements have been made.
Neither all nob any part of the contents of this report shall be
conveyed to the public through advertising, public relations, news,
sales or other media, without the written consent and approval of '
the author, particularly asdo valuation conclusions, the ldentityof the appraiser or firm with which he is connected, or any
reference to the American Institute of ReaI Estate Appraisers or
to the M. A.I. designation.
The appraiser has no lsrowledge of the geological factors which
may be encountered in the development of this tand. The value
indicated in this report is predicated upon the assumption that no
unusual costs or constraints due to geological considerations will
be incurred.
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17 .Tanuary 1977
Allan Macrossie
Real Estate
Box 639
Vail , Colorado 81657
Dear Mr. Macrossie :
Enclosed is a map indicating the portion of U.S. forest ServiceLand presently used by the vail Metropoli-tan Recreation District forour maintenance operation.
lease payments for
burned, theyrve
will be necessary.
requested that we
5* of the value per
To date, the porest Service has not requestedthe use of their land. However, since the buildingj-nfonued the Board of Directors that lease payments
Ihe Foreset Service is appraising the land anddo the same. l{tren we agree to a value, we will payyear.
lrhere are two thoughts on how to appraise the rand. one i.s to considerit as open space or rbsource rand; the other is to value it as residentialproperty, siroilar to the surrounding land use. obvious ly, the Rec Districtwourd prefer the resouree crassification. r.ve spoken with Ernie Nunn,Distri-ct Ranger for the area, and he agreed that we could go with thelower-intensity crassification. (However, just to be safe, please giveus a quick appraisal for residential use also.)
. rf y.ou have any questions or need additionar information, prease calrne at 476-5613. Thank you for your cooperation on this natter.
Enc.
District Coordinator
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box 10O
vail, colorado g1657
(3031 476-5613
office of the town manager
ll February 1972
-Ernie Nunn, District Ranger.U.S. Departnent of AgricuJ. tureForest Servicelllhite FtLver National Forest.lrlnturn, Colorado g1645
Re: , Land Appraisal for Vall Golf Course uaintenance Building
Dear Ernie:
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FOREST SEllvlcE
PLACE OF ISSUE
cx) 8160eBILL FOR COLLECTION
PAYER'S COPY
Sprlagl,
DATE OF ISSUE
cbruary 7, 1983
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BILL FOR COLLECTION
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Please pay by money order, bank draft, or check
payable to FOREST SERVICE, USDA.
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to: UNIT COLLECTION OFFICER, FOREST SERYICE,
2. Datc of I isue
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