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Home My WebLink About1983-07-19 Support Documentation Town Council Regular Session ~~~t. _ `t. .'`r..r. .. ~ i ~^~ ^~\ ,~ / w ~``\`.\ ss ~~e~ ~~ ~~ tl~ 75 south frontage road +tail, cotorado 81657 (303) 476-7000 Psi E P1 O R A N D U ~~9 department of transportation/public works T0: Vail Town Council ' FRO!•~: Stan Berryman, Director, Department of Public t~lorks/Transportation DATE: July 19, 1983 SUBJECT: CAPITAL Ih1PR0VEP4ENT PROJECT STATUS - 1983 PROJECT hest Vail Bike Path I-70 Study Covered Bridge P1a11 Drainage Improvements/Ore House Snot•~ Dump Landscaping Impound Lot Fence Bitteto Lot Vail Valley Drive Street Lights lJest Gore Creek Drive BUDGET $ 225,000 62,500 6,000 2,000 2,000 6,000 50, OO~J 85,OQ0 5,800 .150,000 COf~iPLETION STATUS TOTAL $ 594,300 Complete (except signage) Januar°y 1934 50% Contractor will complete. 50% Not started 0 10,E Complete in August 25 Complete mid-August cc: Rich Caplan SB:jad _~~~ / ,_ ,. ~- 99 $ 9~ 75 south frontage road department of transportation/public works vail, Colorado 81657 (303)476-7000 M E M O R A N D U P1 , T0: Vail Town Council FROM: Stan Berryman, Director, Department of Pubic l~Jorks/Transportation DATE: July 19, 1983 . ~ SUBJECT: SUMMARY OF FLOODING, ROCKFALL, ANO SLOUGHING PROBLE"1S Following is a summary of flooding, rockfall,.and sloughing problems which affect Town of Vail prooerty. A brief description of each solution and the ' associated approximate cost are included. FLOODING 1. Gore Creek A. East Vail Bike Path $ 20,000 Dredge; Rip rap bank; Wingwall bridge B. Intermountain Bridge 3,000 Grout; .Rip rab bank 2. Mill Creek A. Culverts on Forest Service land managed by VA 50,000 Remove culverts; enlarge; install diversion box. Will solve oroblems on Mill Creek Circle and in Village. 3. Sandstone Creek A. Determine owner of upper culverts and offer to remove. -0- B. Sandstone Drive 50,000 Replace ?_ small culverts with box culvert. 4. Buffehr Creek A. Circle Drive - Enlarge culvert 20,000 B. Chamonix Road - Enlarge culvert 20,000 C. Clean out channel (private land) ~ 10,000 ^1EP~ORANDUf~1 TO VAIL TOI~!N COUNCIL. Jul ;~ 19, 1983 5. VA P~ountain Runoff A. Forest Road B. Beaver Dam toad C. Rockledge Road Solution is for VA to divert runoff. 6. Potato, Patch Storm se~~~er system to handle runoff Outfall to Sandstone Creek 7. Booth Creek Install small bridge. TOTAL FLOODI~~G ROCKFALL 1. Potato Patch Drive (Forest Service land) Install concrete retaining wall and gabions above. 2. Lions Rid e Loo R_ Install concrete retaining wall and gabions above. 3. Sandstone Drive Cut bank; revegetate; rock outer face: ~. Quffehr Creel; Qoad Cut hank; revegetate; dress shoulder. 5. Booth Falls Court & Bald P~ountain Road To±>>n contribution for geologic study TOTAL ROCKF.ALL Page 2 1?5,000 60,000 ~ 35,000 150,000 50,000 20,000 5,000 1', 500 ~ ?_26,500 f' r ~~E~~IORP,NDU;•1 TO VAIL TOl~1PJ COUIdCIL July 19, 19D3 SLOUGHI~10 Page 3 1. Flighland f•1eadows ~ 1,000,000 $20,000 geologic study completed. Install. drains, retaining walls, and culverts in outfall areas. 2. Snowberry Drive (Phase I) ?_,000 . Larkspur Lane (Phase II) 5,000 Study required to determine geologic considerations. 3. North Columbine 10,000 Cut back and revegetate. TOTAL SLOUtaNING GRAND TOTAL cc: Rich Caolan SB:jad ~~1,017,000 1,601,500 ~~~ ~~ ~~ V 75 south frontage road vail, Colorado 81657 (303)476-7000 department of transportation/public works MEPIORAPdDI)i~1 T0: Vail Town Council FROP1: Stan Berryman, Director, Department of Public Works/Transportation DATE: July 19, 1983 . SUBJECT: CAPITAL IPIPROVEP~1ENT PROJECT STATtfS - 1983 PROJECT West Vail Bike Path I-70 Study Covered Bridge P1all Drainage Improvements/Ore House Snow Dump Landscaping Impound Lot Fence Bitteto Lot Vail Valley Drive Street Lights LJest Gore Creek Drive TOTAL cc: R~i ch Caplan BUDGET COMPLETION STATUS ~ 225,000 Complete (except signage) 62,500 ~ January 1984 6,000 50% 2,000 Contractor will complete. 2,000 50% 6,000 Plot started 50 , 000 10°0 85,OQ0 Complete in Auqust 5,£300 25% .150,000 Complete mid-August $ 594,300 SB:jad town of uaill% 75 south frontage road vail, colorado_81657 (303) 476-7000 department of transportation/public works M E M O R A N D U h1 T0: Vail Town Council FROM: Stan Berryman, Director, Department of Public Works/Transportation DATE: July 19, 1983 SUBJECT: SUMMARY OF FLOODING, ROCKFALL,.AND SLOUGHING PROBLE^1S " Following is a summary of flooding, rockfall, and sloughing problems which affect Toi,rn of Vail property. A brief description of each solution and the •"associated approximate cost are included. FLOODIP~G 1. Gore Creek A. East Vail Bike Path $ •20,000 Dredge; Rip rap bank; Wingwall bridge B. Intermountain Bridge 3,000 Grout: Rip rab bank . 2. Mill Creek A. Culverts on Forest Service land managed by VA Remove culverts; enlarge; install diversion box. Will solve problems on Mill Creek Circle and in Village. 3. Sandstone Creek A. Determine owner of upper culverts and offer to remove. B. Sandstone Drive Replace 2 small culverts with box culvert. 4. Buffehr Creek 50;000 -0- 50,000 A. Circle Drive - Enlarge culvert 20,000 B. Chamonix Road - Enlarge culvert 20,000 C. Clean out channel (private land) 10,000 .~ ^1EP~ORANDUP1 TO VAIL TOI~JN COUNCIL July 19, 1983 Page 2 5. UA Plountain Runoff ? A. Forest Road B. Beaver Dam Road C. Rockledge Road Solution is for ti~A to divert runoff. 6. Potato Patch ~ 1?5,•:10~ Storm sewer system to handle runoff Outfall to Sandstone Creek 7. Booth Creek - 60,000 Install s-nall bridge. TOTAL FLOODI~dG ~ 358,000 ROCKF,ALL 1. Potato Patch Drive (Forest Service land) 150,000 Install concrete retaining wall and gabions above. 2. Lions Ridge Loop 50,000 Install concrete retaining wall and gabions above. 3. Sandstone Drive 20,00 Cut bank; revegetate; rock outer face. ~. Buffehr Creek Road 5,000 Cut bank; revegetate; dres s shoulder. 5. Booth Falls Court °~ Bald P~ountain Road 1,500 Town contribution for geol ogic study TOTAL ROCKFALL ~ ?_26,500 ,, v MEMORAiJDUf~i TO VAIL TOI~JN COUNCIL July 19, 1933 Page 3 SLOUGHING 1. Highland P~1eadows ~ 1,000,000 $20,000 geologic study completed, Install drains, retaining walls, and culverts in outfall areas. 2. Snowberry Drive (Phase I) ?_,000 . Larkspur Lane (Phase II) 5,.000 Study required to determine geologic considerations. 3. North Columbine Cut back and revegetate. TOTAL SLOUGHING GRAND TOTAL cc: Rich Caplan S.B:jad 10,000 ~ l,ol~,~oo 1,601,500 ,~' _G~~~-a~ ' ~; €~ ~ ry ~ p fir' ° ~ ~'~, ~ ~ ~~~ l~ichard E. ~'ruchses, Ph.D. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~: i. ~ ~, ~ ~ ~`....~.._~ ~ f,'~ ~ ~ ~ '. ®arlene D. 7'ruchses, A.B. ~..,. ';~ ~ ~ ~ ~ PS`ICHOLOCd1CAL. COI~S(ILT~7'S OF VP~1L Richard A. Caplan Town Manager Vail, CO 816j8. Dear Mr. Caplan: 8 July 1983 We would Pike to present to you, and through you, to the town council and any appropriate boards or agencies, our request under the Vail zoning code, section 18.64.080. Our request is that unit C-1 in the Lodge .at Lionshead be changed. from one non-conf orming use (an interior decorating store) to a different non-conf orming use (a professional office for the practice of psychology). We believe this use is quite compatible with the surrounding area, with an appearance and activity level which will maintain, the attractiveness of the area. We have been inf ormed that the condominium association of the Lodge is fully in support of this change. Mr. James I. Miller, president of the association, is sending you a.letter to that effect. We do not expect any difficulty with parking problems., since our client traffic is limited, and the adjacent location of the Lionshead parking structure should provide ample parking space. Thank you for your assistance. We hope this issue can be resolved next Tuesday, July 12, since we are committed to leave this space July 23, and must make some interior changes in the new space bef ore moving in. That work cannot begin until this unexpected difficulty is solved. Very truly yours, ~,,,~-- . ~ ~ Sa~ite 25® Inn at Nest Vali P.®. Bnx 1373 ~J~it, Cn~®~do $1 E~ a3 3~3/~7~i-1727 o-. .,~ 7/ ~~ 837 Loudan Lane - ~ Newtown Square, Pa. 19073 July 8, 1983 Honorable Rod Slifer P:Zayor Totivn of Vail Vail, Colorado 81657 Dear r~r. Slifer: A firm called Psychological Consultants, e~~ned by Richard and Darlene Truchses has purchased Unit C-2 in Phase II of the Lodge at Lionshead. j9e approve the occupancy of this firm in the above designated space. ~Ve welcome them as anew owner in our building. Very truly yours, James I. Pdliller President, Lionshead Phase II Condominium Assn. ph CC: Richard & Darlene Truchses ~ Richard E. Truchses, Ph.D. Darlene D. Truchses, A.B. PSYCHOLOGICAL COIYS(ILTANTS OF VAIL 8 July 1983 Richard A. Caplan Town Manager Vail, CO 81658 Dear Mr. Caplan: We would like to present to you, and through you, to the town council and any appropriate boards or agencies, our request under the Vail zoning code, section 18.6.080. Our request is that unit C-1 in the Lodge at Lionshead be changed from one non-conf orming use (an interior decorating store to a different non-conforming use (a professional office for the practice of psychology . We believe this use is quite compatible with the surrounding area, with an appearance and activity level which will maintain the attractiveness of the area. We have been inf ormed that the condominium association of the Lodge is fully in support of this change. Mr. James I. Miller, president of the association, is sending you a letter to that effect. We do not expect any difficulty with parking problems, since our client traffic is limited, and the adjacent location of the Lionshead parking structure should provide ample parking space. Thank you for your assistance. We hope this issue can be resolved next Tuesday, July 12, since we are committed to Leave this space July 23, and must make some interior changes in the new space bef ore moving in. That work cannot begin until this unexpected difficulty is solved. Very truly yours, .~ ~~ ~ ~~~~~ Suite 250 Inn at West Va~7 P.O. Box 1373 Vail, Colorado 81658 303/476-1727 ZONING title shall not be increased. (Ord. 8(1973) § 20.500.) 18.64.060 Maintenance and repairs. Nonconforming uses, structures, and site improvements may be maintained and repaired as necessary for convenient, safe, or efficient operation or use, provided that no such maintenance or repair shall increease the discrepancy between the use, structure, or site improvement and the development standards prescribed by this title. (Ord. 8(1973) § 20.600.) 18.64.070 Discontinuance. Any nonconforming use which is discontinued for a period of twelve months, regardless of any intent to resume operation or use, shall not be resumed thereafter, and any future use of the site or structures thereon shall conform with the provisions of this title. (Ord. 8(1973) § 20.700.) 18.64.080 Change of use. A nonconforming use shall not be changed to another nonconforming use unless permission has been granted by the town council. Prior to granting such permission, the council shall determine that the proposed use does not substantially differ from the existing nonconforming use in terms of compatibility with tl~e character of the area in which it is located, and the council shall determine that the proposed use does not increase or aggravate the degree of nonconformity existing prior to any such change of use. (Ord. 8(1973) § 20.800.) 18.64.090 Restoration. _ ' A. Whenever a nonconforming use which does not conform with the regulations for the district in which it is located, or a nonconforming structure or site improvement which does not conform with requirements for setbacks, height, density control, building bulk 486