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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1983-10-04 Support Documentation Town Council Regular Session~ ~~ ~/~ October 3, 1983 Dear Council Members, ~~ . This is my plea to you to not allow KSPN~ty to lease the television studio from Heritage. The local access programming is only two months old. Those of us who are volunteering our time to getting out news items to the locals via tv are very enthusiastic about better communications within the town. Right now were not sophisticated in our programming. But we need time. I beg the town council to give us at least a year before deciding - if indeed you must decide - that public access tv is not working. Most sincerely, Florence Steinberg ~~ D i 7 ,,.~ yry, a "~ September 1, 1983 Richard Caplan Town Manager Town of Vail Box 100 Vail, CO 81658 Dear Rich, As I have mentioned on several previous occasions the owners along the eastern portions of East Gore Creek Drive are very interested in securing ownership of that roadway from the Town of Vail. We have retained Kit Cowperthwaite as the attorney to represent the various owners in this matter. The owners include: Vail Trails Chalet Vail Trails East Texas Townhouse Association All Seasons Manor Vail Lodge We have conducted a title search for East Gore Creek Drive and are prepared to make improvements to the eastern portions of the street as soon as possible. The Texas Townhouse owners have formed a "homeowners' association" so now each of the five aforementioned complexes have authorized associations. We would like to proceed as soon as possible in order that necessary improvements can be completed prior to winter. I would like to discuss this matter with the Vail Town Council at its September 6 meeting. If this is possible on such short notice please let me know. T~h.a-rrk y u very much. 5~~rn _r_ e 1 a __, an y M lho n Tex s/Town ouse Association c c. D~,e~k E l i a s ohn Curry Robert McCartan Kit Cowperthwaite file ._ July 8, 1983 Mr. Richard Caplan Town Manager Town of Vail Box 100 Vail, CO 81658 Dear Rich, On April 19 I wrote to express an interest on behalf of the Texas Townhouses to acquire, through dedication, that portion of East Gore Creek Drive currently being leased by the Texas. Townhouses. On April 25 you responded to that letter with a statement of interest on behalf of the Town of Vail. I would like to brief you on several actions which have taken place in the past month which further our interest in working with the town on this matter. 1. We held our first homeowners' meeting on Saturday, June 20, 1983. At.that meeting we moved to adopt a "Homeowners' Association" for the Texas Townhouses. We have retained Charles H. Cowperthwaite as our attorney to formulate the by-laws and Mr. Pete Perry is working with him on this matter. Our deadline is September 1. 2. We agreed to patch, pave and reseal that portion of East Gore Creek Drive which extends along the front of the Texas Townhouses. Such improvements would`eommence_as soon as we are assured ownership of the property. Estimated costs are $6,000. 3. We have met and are continuing to meet with Vail Associates and Pat Dodson to discuss the status of Chalet Road and the proposed tennis court on that site. Our next meeting is July 16 at 2:00 P.M. 4. We have formed ~~siiat is at this time a loose alliance entitled the "Gold-Peak Neighborhood Association". This group includes: Manor Vail Lodge; the Texas Townhouses, Vail Trails East, Vail Trails Chalet, the Rams-Horn Lodge, the All Seasons Club and the Northwoods Condominium Association. We intend for this group to address a variety of issues including: snow removal, towing, neighborhood improvements and to work with Vail Associates on the Gold Peak Redevelopment Project. 5. We have retained Land Title Company to do a preliminary title inspection regarding ownership of East Gore Creek Drive and Chalet Road, as there seems to be some confusion over ownership of portions of these roads. 6. We agreed to °•submi.t improvement plans for the landscaping nort~ of the lower tennis courts and the adjacent areas around East Gore Creek Drive at such time we as we are reasonably assured ownership of the property. Page 2. July 8, 1983 We now need to know what process we_shou]d follow to:pur_sue the land dedication with either Vail Associates or the Town of Vail. It is our hope to have a reasonable. assurance of ownership at the earliest possible date in order that we may under.take_improvements and other related items during the next 30 to 90 days. Please let me know your thoughts regarding this entire matter. I have enclosed several items for your information. Thank you very much for your interest and assistance. Ran~yjMilho n TexaslTown ouse Association Box 1114 Vail, 81658 Colorado Parks and Recreation Association 2600 South Parker Road a Building Five, Suite 358 o Aurora, CO 80014 (303) 750-2227 REPLY TO: Rich 'Caplan 75 S. Frontage Rd. Vail, CO 81657 M ~ ~" ~ ~~a~ ~~ ~ ~.~~~~1 Dear Mr. Caplan: As you are no doubt aware, the initial allocation of lottery proceeds will be made this September. The many supporters of the Lottery are anxious to see those funds converted to maximum public benefit as soon as possible and the Colorado Parks and Recreation Association is encouraging its members toward this goal. In order to insure that the 50% of the Lottery proceeds earmarked for state and local parks and recreation programs continues to be allocated for such pro- grams, we must demonstrate the value of such funds to the recipients. The Colorado Parks and Recreation Association requests your support to encourage local and state officials to use lottery proceeds for programs and projects that improve and enhance park and recreation opportunities -- not simply to replace existing funds. As a leader in shaping public opinion we are asking these things of you. 1. Publicly promote the use of Lottery funds allocated to state parks and local agencies for visible new parks and recreation capital projects and services within-your. community or jurisdiction. 2. Encourage the State Legislature to continue the allocation of 10% of the proceeds to state parks and 40% to local agencies in future years. 3. Authorize the use of your name as a supporter for using the Lottery proceeds as indicated in the attached resolution by the Colorado Parks ' and Recreation Association by signing and returning that resolution to us. I sincerely hope that you will support this effort to keep faith with the voters of Colorado and work toward improving the recreation opportunities in Colorado. If you have any questions please call the CPRA office at 750-2227. Sincerel , Gar Havener President Y COLORADO PARKS AND RECREATION ASSOCIATION GH/mes Enclosure 1 ~ 5 ~ r.+ :IM , rr II t ^v,. 6'..' ".I', If„ ,...,. ,., ,.1 I; ..; ;I I 1 1 . ~ I : 1 ' I, 1 I ; I1;.; 11r'i I 1° ! , 1 ,,; II':'i~ ' ~ it 1~!.~ ! ~ Iili G,11,1,,1=i~il -" w ~.'''~ 1~ 'M' II 1'' ~~'I !!~I!pg 11 ~~`1.~I I' .ti:.~ ~r, , , ,~~, Ii,,~ If till;'. _ , ' I,i I.II I I, ?~ I IYI o1I, I :f Ills I: I .1111{I'I':! 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Vail, Rod Sl if er Town Council of Vail Frontage Road West Colorado 816 7 Gentlemen: September 16 ,' 1983 Over the past sever l months, through my involvement in the Eagle County Ai port Commission, I have become acquainted with Mr. Preston Ew n, who .is proposing to form Eagle-Vail Helicopters, based t the Eagle County Airport. Mr. Ewen made a pre entation to the Airport Commissioner's several months ago, indicating he would like to initiate helicopter service etween the Eagle County Airport and Vail, and provide h licopter sightseeing in the Vail area. The Airport Commiss on investigated Mr. Ewen's operation and found he enjoys an excellent reputation among his peers and with the Bell H licopter Division of Textron. It is my personal belief agle-Vail Helicopters would offer an appropriate amenity to Vail, and in particular would provide an additional means of transportation between Vail and the Eagle County Airpor Mr. Ewen is proposing to operate safe, powerful equi ment flown by professioanl pilots. It is my understand g he has applied to the Planning Commission for a va fiance to enable him to operate out of the."snowdump" area by the tennis courts at Ford Park. It is my further under tanding the Planning Commission did not favorably consi er his request. I would urge you to further study Mr. E en's proposal as I believe Eagle-Vail Helicopters could b a valuable addition to the Vail Valley. The noise problem, perceived by the Planning Commission, could be mitigated through the use of indirect flight paths Scenic Jeep Tours and other noise abatement procedures. I believe helicopters Breakfast Lunch and in tine Vail Valley, at some point, will be a fact of life. , Dinner Cookouts This is an opportunity for the Town to control and direct Horseback Riding that activity with a .responsible operator. Fishing Limousine Service yours truly, Taxi Service /l~ VAIL GUIDES, INC. G~ %~ Transportation for Vail mes B , Rea and Beaver Creek. resident 1000 Lionshead Loop Vail, COlo~ado 81657 cc: Preston Ewen 303/476-5387 ,~ /~~` ~ h~i,p~ ~1 ~ i-~• ~._ _ /V . _ ~~ /L~ ~~ ~ nV.S~P Tom R. Briscoe w~ ~~t7 Box 749 ~ Qls k C~'" Parker, Co. 801.34 ~ . (303-841-5639) '~ ~ ~~~" ~~e~w September 13, 1.883 - Town of Vail ~ ~ ~ / .Vail Town Council ~U~~/~ 75.So. Frontage Road - Vail, Co. 81657 ~ . Tam appealing. the decision of -the. Planning Commission on restrictions limiting my.property ( Lot 21, Block 9, Vail Intermountain Sub.) to its existing development on~September 12, 1983• .On the basis that-the zoning has been illegally applied to my property in violation ~of my vested right build six units. Please advise me the;, date the Town Council vuill hear my case. If you have any questions please contact me. Sincer ly, ~ - ~. ~ - l~~''~ Tom .R. Briscoe . ~' Tom Briscoe i3ox 749 Parker, Co. 8034 J /~~~ September 29, 1983 Mr. Rod Slifer, Mayor Town of Vail. 75 South Frontage Road Vail, Colorado 81657 Honorable Sir: The Committee to Review the Vail Town Charter requests that it meet with you and the members of the Council to discuss the proposed amendments to the Charter to be placed on the ballot at the regular election, November 22. The purpose of this meeting will be not to discuss adversary positions; but to resolve any ambiguities of understanding that may be perceived in the proposed four amendments. However, when in actual meeting we can in mutual acceptance extend the scope of the discussions. Because of the essence of time, this meeting must be held within the next ten days, but at your convenience. Yours truly, Frank Caroselli, signing for the committee. Copies; to each member'tlof the Council. - UNITED STATES.POST OFFICE ~~0~~3' VAIL, COLO. 81657-9998 - OUR REF: DATE: Q9~]-/~.~g3 SUBJECT: ro: MR. RICHARD CAPLAN TOWN MANAGER 75 S0. FR~ONTA~yGE/CRD. W. VAIL, COLOa 81657 MR. CAPL~Na The U. S. Postal Service would like to appeal the decision rendered by The Design Review Board on Sept. 7, 1983 regarding the mail box clusters (NCDBU). .The Design Review Board cited section 18.54.010 (B) (C) in their denial. Our decision to appeal is based on (1) the amount of funds expended in the purchase and installation of these units. (2) We looked at the possibility of painting these and found after investigation that this will-become quite an expensive investment on a continuing basis. The manufacture (Auth) recommended that they not be painted. We would .appreciate your putting us on your agenda for your next Town Council meeting. Thank You, P.O.CL: Ernest A. Chavez, PM DISCUSSION WITH ERNIE CHAVEZ, U.S. POST MASTER, AT TOWN COUNCIL WORK SESSION FEBRUARY 24, 1981. Ernie: The latter part of the summer I met with Pete Burnett and a couple of other staff members regarding clustering the boxes at the beginning of the streets or in the center of a particular street. He seemed to feel that it was a lot easier in terms of snow plowing and all of that. I checked with Gene Leterhose (?) of Grand Junction today and I think we're going to be able to get some clusters hopefully by August or September that we'd like to put at the beginning of the street or in the center of the street so there would be only one area that they'd have to worry about plowing. We would put these in at our cost.. We would go ahead and provide them ourselves. The question was, can we designate a particular area on the street for these clusters to be located and is there a problem with that? Rod: As I recall, when you talked .about home delivery we talked about this clustering back then. I think the Planning Commission and the Council were in favor of that and I think yes, we can designate it. Rich: Yes, you can, and we tried it at two streets as -- didn't that go ahead --? Ernie: No, not to my knowledge. Rich: We can do it, I think the only thing is you need to have the Town and the Post Office kind of together because otherwise people will, some people, will fight the thing. But it is certainly possible and we've tried it to where some people have come forward to get information encourage them to set it back so far because probably last year we paid for about a dozen mail boxes that we had to replace because of snow plows even though people were told to set them so far back from the edge of the right-of-way, either they didn't do it correctly or they didn't have room to do it correctly, one of the other. Bud: If you're going to be talking about clustering them, are you also going to be out of necessity talking about they can pull off and get out of the main flow of traffic so in reality some kind of minimum parking adjacent or in front of them .... Rich: Well, that's one problem and the other is maybe a design issue, .Rod: You said the post office provides them, do they provide the boxes themselves? -~~ -2- Ernie: Yes, they're basically .the same thing as the ones that you've got, as a matter of fact, that's what I'd like to propose. Ruder: The one's we've got our 16 pedestal clusters, they sit on a stand about 20 inches deep. The post office gets in from the back,- the people get in from the front and they're completely weather proof. Even the locks are weatherproof, they've got a little spring for the locks you've got to push into the spring and one of the boxes is a letter drop. .We've had them almost since you've started and we haven '.t had any problem with the clusters yet. And they're expensive too. Ernie: I understand that, but I think that in terms of our gas consumption, our time on the street, and a lot of different things. It's actually a money saving factor for us and I think it would also help .you people in terms of the snow removal question. z ~.;.: Rod: Does it have.a little .roof on it or anything? Ruder: Well, little meaning teeny, tiny. It looks like this .and it.'s also broken up into -- like a safety deposit box, exactly. And the side view, you've got a little bit of a pitch on the roof. Slifer: We might ask the Planning Commission or DRB. Rich: Yes, you might want to encourage just a little wood treatment around it. Ruder: I don't know why, because you won't be able to make it stay on there and you're going to have to screw it on or something. Rich: No, they're fine, but it's clearly assoc~.ated wit h.tha.t apartment complex. When you put them on every other street corner in Town ... Slifer: The difficult thing is, whoever you put them in front o~ or near, that person is going to be upset. Ruder: The other problem that you've got, you're going to have with them is they have to be cleared on both sides, because the people enter them from one side and Ernie's people enter them from the other side, so they need to be front and back. Rich: Who would maintain behind it? The snow. Ruder: At Timberfalls the condominium association does it. Bud: Is it possible to have a pivot -- a steel post or something .. Ruder: That's not secure enough. There's a whole bunch~of federal regulations, who makes them, what they look like and everything about them. -3- Steinburg: I really think you're going to have a problem getting to them. Wilto: We charge now more for box holders across the street than we're charging for home delivery,,. and I can see this costing the Town of Vail a lot more money. Can you not charge people for home ..___ delivery? Why not charge them? It's going to cost money to do this. Slifer: I doubt if we can, Bill. Rich: But you're saying, Ernie, though, that you're going to provide those boxes. What about the possibility of simply charging everybody $10 or $20 for the box and that goes into at least a bit of a kitty. Ernie: Well, the other thing I'm looking at is, I would like to have control of the keys so that if somebody loses one they have to come .to me to get it rather than have you people deal with it and I was thinking of charging a deposit for that key, but only a one time charge. I don't know, it's something I'd have to check around on. I don't know if we can do that or not. Slifer: Do you envision these things being everywhere. Eliminating individual boxes? Ernie: That's my hope, yes. Todd: Can this be required of people too. That the individual boxes come down and they're required to use the cluster boxes? Ernie: Well, that's something I need to check on. Slifer: What we should probably do is to~have Ernie get together with the Planning Commission or DRB as far as location Ruder: Well as far as the Design .Review Board, those pedestals are going to look like what they look like Ryan: There's a whole series of books that Ernie gave us last year. Ruder: But the possibilities.of what he's got - most of the things in those books are not weatherproof for,. outside pedestals. When I was looking. at them there were only two manufacturers nation wide that produce an exterior weatherproof pedestal. Rich: You would be talking about some up front costs in instahing them, in terms of paving, like a mini bus stop type of thing plus maintenance that has.to be determined by someone. Todd: Can you put some numbers on it somehow? As far as additional cost? ^4- TODD: If you look through and you say there's preliminarily going to be 150 of these in Town, I don't know what it takes, then you can probably figure roughly what it's going to cost to do the paved area behind there and start to get a real look at the cost of the thing. Rich: I'm sure that just for paving you're talking about a couple of hundred dollars and the maintenance, depending upon how its designed., you know you can do it when you plow the street, but if you can stay in the plow to clear behind it it's not a problem but it's going to need that much more land. Todd As much money that Ernie might save by having these pedestals, we're going to more than spend that. Slifer: Well, I think you need to personally. look at the location and see how much difficulty we're going to run into and at the same time have the DRB look at the ones•~out at Timberfalls and what ever other information you have to see if they're acceptable and then get those two facts together. Ruder: They look alot better than the Denver Post and Rocky Mountain News boxes. Slifer: Well, I don`t have any trouble with most of those areas, particularly out where-you are, but I think, you know, where Tom lives and Paul, in town I guess, to cluster them up there somewhere, I think they're kind of rural, like up on the hill here would be very difficult to find.a spot to locate them unless you're on a curve - there just isn't a wide spot. Rich: Do you have to go in the back of these? Ernie: No, we have front loading types also. Slifer: I think you might have to have front loading as well. Ernie: There's one at Mann's Ranch Road that has 36 boxes and they're all front loading. Ruder: I bet it's not a weather proof box though - they may have made it weather proof. Slifer: It could be a problem for snow removal if it's just off the right- of-way, cause they just blast the snow up. Ruder: If. it's front loading then there's no problem. If it's just along side the road. Ruder: - Not too bad, because the way they set on a pedestal, a plow can -5- Ruder: get in closer to the boxes, I know we've found with ours we can. We've never had any plow problem in the front, although we have one of them in the lots where you could plow it in. A plow can pass immediately in front of it and the snow just goes under and __ behind it. Then the problem is that we have to remove it from the back. Slifer: Well why, Dick, could you get with Ernie and try to coordinate location and take the DRB out. You probably ought to do that first, before you do the design thing, so we can get ahead of the game. f ' PERCENT INCREASE OF MIDDLE MANAGEMENT SALARY RANGES DURING PAST (5) YEARS (NATIONAL SURVEY BY AMA) Year Salary Ranges Minimum Maximum 1983 5.4% 5.7% 1982 8.2% 8.8% 1981 9.1% 9.6% 1980 8.7% 9.11 1979 - 7.5% 8.1% 1 COST OF LIVING/ANNUAL P.ANGE ADJUSTMENT City or County 1984 Longmont 5-6% Boulder 5% up to 9.6% Fort Collin; 3% up to 6% Pueblo Unsure Aurora 6.75% up to 8.0% Arvada ~ 6.2% up to 7% Arapahoe County 4% projected Englewood '.5.75% Littleton Unsure Brighton 5%-6% Thornton 6.5% to 7.5% Wheatridge Unsure Loveland „5%-6% projected Greeley 2%-6% average 4% Westminister 6% Colorado Springs Unsure Jefferson County Unsure Aspen 2% Northglenn Budgeted 5% 2 A SUMMARY OF COLORADO MUNICIPAL LEAGUE 1983 Salary Survey TITLE 1982 ~~ Responses 1.982 Percentile* 1983 Percentile Dispatcher 45 91-95 86-90 Police Officer 62 96-100 86-90 Lieutenant 58 66-70 26-30 Fire Fighter 26 81-85 71-75 Ad. Clerk I 38 96-100 86-90 .Ad. Clerk II 39 96-100 71-75 Admin. Sec. 43 86-90 66-70 Mechanic 56 76-80 81-85 Custodian 40 96-100 81-85 Equp. Op.II 50 91-95 81-85 Main. Wk.I 56 96-100 56-60 Bldg. Insp. 44 66-70 51-55 Civil Eng. II 24 56-60 56-60 Librarian I 23 ? 76-80 Planner II 37 ~ 81-85 66-70 Rec. Coord. 27 86-90 81-85 Bus Driver 7 56-60 66-70 * The percentile indicates where the Town of Vail stands in relation to other Colorado cities and Towns over 3000 in population. If we pay between the 80-85 percentile that means that 15% of the Towns or cities pay more than we do and 80% pay less than we do. The minimum of the salary range is used in this survey. 3 0 SUMMARY OF 82-83 Percentiles 19$2 1983 96-100 5 0 91-95 2 0 86-90 2 3 81-85 2 4 76-80 1 1 71-75 0 2 66-70 2 3 61-65 0 0 56-60 1 2 51-55 1 1 46-50 0 41-45 0 36-40 0 31-35 0 26-30 1 16 17 4 COST OF LIVING/ANNUAL RANGE ADJUSTMENT Town Breckenridge Steamboat Springs Aspen Avon Eagle County Vail Water & Sanitation 1984 Anticipating 4% Anticipating 2% Anticipating 3% None 6.7% recommending to Board Might be 3.5% 5 RESULTS OF l~-BUSINESS SURVEY PAY ADJUSTMENTS TO BE GIVEN TO EMPLOYEES IN 198._4 Business #1 - Day Care Center, Evaluations given every 6 mo. Employees move up salary scale 1 step which is 9% increase. Bonus given during busy season. Benefits are added with length of employment, though employees are given option of taking benefits or receiving more salary. No COL increases are given. Business #2 - Hotel, Salaried people get a raise every Jan. 1 of .from 5 to 8% depending on performance. Hourly employees will ,receive from 5 to 8% before the ski season starts. Business #3 - Cheese shop, Merit increases of 5 to 15% given based on amount of responsibility taken on by employee. Give bonus at the end of good seasons. No COL increase given. Business #4 - Children's shop, 10% merit increase given every 6 months depending upon performance. No COL. Business #5 - Contractor, Merit Increases of 8 to loo given for performance. No bonus and no COL. Business #6 - Sporting Goods and Ski Shop, 5 to 7% merit increase. Bonus depends on success of business in a season, a.nd is given to managers and supervisors only. Pdo COL. Business #? - Architectural Office, 6 month review given and then raises follow according to what they a.re worth and what it will take to keep them. Give from 5 to 15% merit increase and Bonus at the end of projects (for a job well done). No COL Business #8 - Print Shop, Merit increases given on a personal basis . Evaluation every 6 months, increases of 6 to 13o yearly . Bonus given quarterly based on company's profits. All employees receive profit-sharing. No COL Business #9 - Mortgage Company, Profit-sharing is given all long-term employees. New employees are evaluated on short-term basis and are given raises based on performa..nce No COL Business ,~10- Gift Shop, Short term evaluations, raises given from 7 to loo for performance. Bonus given at Christmas. No COL. Business #11-. Town government No COL will b i , e g ven this year because of proposed pension plan and proposed LTD to start in 1984 . 0 to 6% merit increase after 1 year. Had 6% COL in 1983. Business #12- Ski Company, Have already given COL raises of 5% for this fiscal year. Merit increase of 0 to 7°~. 6 CONSUMER PRICE INDEX. SEPTEMBER 1977 to JULY 1983 compared to TOWN OF VAIL SALARIES & VAIL ASSOCIATES SALARIES CPI DENVER TOWN OF VAIL VAIL ASSOCIATES Change from First of Year May Pay Month 1 Year Prior pay adjustment Adj stme t u n July 1 983 5.0% 4.0% 5% for 83-84 Sept. '83 8.6% 2.5% for 83 5% hourly 82-83 6% salaried Sept. '81 11.8% 9.0% for 82 10% 81-82 Sept. '80 10.7% 11.0% for 81 10% 80-81 Sept. '79 16.5% 7.0% for 80 10% 79-80 Sept. '78 10.6% 7.0% for 79 None Documented THE CONSUMER PRICE INDEX REGION VIII U.S. Department of Labor Statistics July 82 to July 83 Denver All Urban Consumers Percentage Change From One Year Ago 5% 7