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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1987-08-25 Support Documentation Town Council Work Session VAIL TOWN COUNCIL WORK SESSION TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1987 2:00 p.m. AGENDA 1. Gymnastics Center Tour 2. Vail Resort Association Presentation on Marketing Funding 3. Discussion of Proposed Lease to Blu's Beanery for a Patio 4. Vail Associates Shuttle Cart Service Proposal 5. Report on Traffic Enforcement for Bicycles 6. Sage Brush Replanting Update at the Nature Center 7. Planning and Environmental Report 8. Information Update 9. Other VAIL TOWN COUNCIL WORK SESSION TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1987 2:00 p.m. EXPANDED AGENDA 2:00 1. Gymnastics Center Tour Ceil Folz Action Requested of Council: We will travel from Municipal Building to the Old Town Shops to see the new Gymnastics Center. Background Rationale: The Gymnastics Center remodeling was completed last spring and has been in use through the summer. We would like the Council Members to have the opportunity to see the facility first hand. 2:30 2. Vail Resort Association Presentation on Marketing Funding Bill High David Kanally Action Requested of Council: Vail Resort Association has asked for time to make a presentation concerning their survey and recommendations for additional marketing funding. Background Rationale: The Vail Resort Association has been through extensive study with its finance committee and the Town Council/VRA Task Force determining ways in which marketing funding could be increased. The news release was given to Council Members last week giving the results of their survey and they now want to meet with the Council to begin the process of moving toward final recommendations and public hearings on increased funding. 3:00 3. Discussion of Proposed Lease to Blu's Beanery for a Patio Larry Eskwith Tom Braun Action Requested of Council: Approve/deny/modify the lease as presented. Background Rationale: Blu's has received all necessary approvals from the PEC and the DRB for the patio expansion. While it is not necessary to execute the lease until next spring when the deck will be operable, Blu's has requested approval because of the commitment they must make to construct the patio and off site improvements this fall. Staff Recommendation: Approve the lease as presented. 3:15 4. Vail Associates Shuttle Cart Service Proposal Kristan Pritz Action Requested of Council: To review the request and determine if Vail Associates and Town staff should proceed with arranging the final agreements concerning this request. Background Rationale: The Shuttle service would use the Town of Vail bike path between the Village and Golden Peak. The carts would be stored at Golden Peak when not in use. Staff Recommendation: To approve the request with the condition that a liability agreement and a maintenance agreement for the bike path be completed by the applicant. 3:30 5. Report on Traffic Enforcement for Bicycles Ken Hughey Stan Berryman Action Requested of Council: Receive report and make any Pat Dodson comments or suggestions that are necessary. Background Rationale: Kent Rose brought an informal petition from Dale McCall concerning bicycle safety problems in East Vail to the Council two weeks ago. Ken, Stan and Pat have met and will report on what is being done at this point to address the problem. 3:45 6. Sage Brush Replanting Update at the Nature Center Pat Dodson Barb Masoner Action Requested of Council: Receive additional information concerning the revegetation project at the Nature Center. Background Rationale: Pat Dodson and Barb Masoner have additional information from the Denver Botanical Gardens concerning the revegetation of sage brush at the Nature Center. 3:50 7. Planning and Environmental Items Peter Patten 3:55 8. Information Update Ron Phillips 4:00 9. Other -2- LEASE AGREEMENT THIS LEASE is made and entered into this day of , 1987, by and between the TOWN OF VAIL, State of Colorado, a municipal corporation, by and through its Town Council hereinafter referred to as the "Lessor" and BLU'S, INC., hereinafter referred to as the "Lessee". WITNESSETH': WHEREAS, the Lessor is duly authorized by law to administer and govern certain real property hereinafter described; and WHEREAS, Lessor is willing to lease to Lessee the above referenced property, together with such rights and privileges as are set forth in this Lease Agreement; and WHEREAS, the Lessee is desirous of leasing said property and the improvements thereon. NOW, THEREFORE, for and in consideration of the mutual covenant conditions and promises contained herein, the parties hereto agree as follows: SECTION ONE PREMISES Lessor grants to Lessee the use of a certain parcel of real property location in the Town of Vail, County of Eagle and State of Colorado and more particularly set forth in the survey attached as Exhibit A. Lessee shall use said premises for a restaurant patio only. No permanent improvements or fixtures except railing around the perimeter shall be placed thereon by the Lessee. Any change in purpose shall be only with the consent of the Lessor and upon the terms described by the Lessor. SECTION TWO TERM Subject to earlier termination as hereinafter provided, the term of this Agreement shall be the period commencing and ending on The Lessee shall be prohibited from any use of the premises from November 1 through April 30 unless Lessee obtains the prior permission of the Lessor to use the premises for specific hours on days during said period. SECTION THREE RENTAL AND CHARGES For the use of the premises as set forth herein, Lessee covenants and agrees to pay Lessor in advance the sum of ) per square foot per month for a total of SECTION FOUR TAXES AND UTILITIES The Lessee shall be liable for and shall promptly pay for all charges for gas, electricity, and other utilities relating to the premises leased by Lessee. Lessee shall promptly pay all ad valorem taxes on personal property. SECTION FIVE MAINTENANCE AND INSPECTIONS Lessee shall keep and maintain the leased premises and all improvements of any kind thereon in good and substantial repair and condition, including the exterior condition thereof, and shall make all necessary repairs thereto, including snow removal. Lessee shall provide proper containers for trash and garbage and keep the leased premises free and clear of snow, rubbish, debris, and litter at all times. Lessor shall at all times during ordinary business hours have the right to enter upon and inspect the premises. Such inspection shall be made only at a mutually agreeable time. SECTION SIX RULES AND REGULATIONS Lessee agrees to observe and abide by the ordinances of the Town of Vail, the statutes and regulations of the State of Colorado and of the United States government with respect to the use of the premises. SECTION SEVEN INSURANCE Lessee agrees to secure and deliver to the Town a comprehensive liability insurance policy written on an occurrence basis, including public liability and property damage in a form and through a company acceptable to and approved by the Town, covering the premises, and all operations performed by the Lessee on the premises in the amount of three hundred thousand dollars ($300,000.00) in respect to any occurrence and aggregate amount of five hundred thousand dollars ($500,000.00) for bodily injury and property damage. All such policies required herein shall name the Lessor as additional insured. A certificate evidencing such insurance, in such form as the Town may require, shall -2- be delivered to the Town prior to the time the Lessee takes possession of the premises. Each certificate or policy shall contain a valid provision of endorsement that: "This policy shall not be cancelled, or materially changed or altered, without first giving thirty (30) days written notice thereof to the Town of Vail, Colorado, 75 South Frontage Road, Vail, Colorado, 81657, sent by certified mail, return receipt requested." A certificate of renewal shall be delivered to the Lessor at least fifteen (15) days.prior to the policy's expiration date, except for any policies expiring on the date of this lease thereafter. SECTION EIGHT INDEMNIFICATION OF LESSOR Lessee agrees to indemnify and hold harmless Lessor against all liability for injuries to persons or damage to property caused by Lessee's use or occupancy of the leased premises including reasonable attorneys fees for the defense of any claim, suit, or action brought against Lessor caused by Lessee's operation of the premises; provided, however, that Lessee shall not be liable for any injury, damage, or loss occasioned by the negligence of the Lessor or its agents or employees; and provided further that Lessor shall give to Lessee prompt and timely notice of any claim made or suit instituted which in any way directly or indirectly, contingently or otherwise, affects or might affect Lessee, and Lessee shall have the right to compromise and defend the same to the extent of its own interest. SECTION NINE ALTERATIONS Lessee shall make no alterations, additions or improvements in or to the premises without the Lessor's prior written consent. All such work shall be performed in a good and workmanlike manner. Lessee shall pay or cause to be paid all costs for work done by or caused to be done by it in or to the premises and Lessee shall keep the premises free and clear of all mechanic's liens and other liens on account of work done for Lessee or persons claiming under. Should any liens be filed or recorded against the premises or any action affecting the title thereto to be commenced, Lessee shall give Lessor written notice thereof. Lessee shall thereafter cause such liens, or claims against the Lessor in lieu of liens, to be removed of record within five (5) days after the filing thereof. If Lessee shall desire to contest any claim or lien it shall furnish the Lessor with security satisfactory to the Lessor of at least one hundred fifty percent (150%) of the amount of the claim, plus estimated costs and interest. -3- If a final judgment establishing the validity or existence of any lien or claim for any amount as entered, Lessee shall pay and satisfy the same at once. Prior to the commencement of any work in or to the premises by Lessee, Lessee shall notify the Lessor of the proposed work and the names and addresses of the persons supplying labor and materials for the proposed work. During and prior to any such work on the premises, the Town and its agents shall have the right to go upon and inspect the premises at all reasonable times. SECTION TEN. SURRENDER OF POSSESSION On the expiration or termination of this lease, Les,see's rights to use the premises, facilities and services described herein shall cease, and Lessee shall vacate and surrender the premises to the Lessor immediately. The Lessee shall be responsible to put the premises and improvements back to their original condition. Al1 alterations, additions or improvements upon the premises, unless otherwise agreed at the time Lessor's consent is obtained, or unless Lessor requests removal thereof shall become the property of the Lessor and shall remain on, and will be surrendered with the premises. Depreciation and wear from ordinary use for the purpose of which the premises were let need not be restored, but any repair for which the Lessee is responsible shall be completed to the latest practical date prior to such surrender. If Lessee shall remain or continue to be in possession of the premises at the end of the term of this lease, at Lessor's option, Lessee shall be deemed to be illegally retaining possession, or shall be deemed to be a month-to-month Lessee of the premises and all the terms and conditions of this lease. Nothing in this paragraph shall be construed to limit the Lessor's right to obtain possession of the premises upon termination of this lease by unlawful detainer proceedings or ~ otherwise in the event that the Lessor does not exercise its option to treat the continued possession by the Lessee as a month-to-month tenancy. SECTION ELEVEN COST OF LITIGATION Lessee covenants and agrees to and with the Lessor that in case the Lessor shall, without any default on its part, be made a party to 'any litigation commenced by or against the said Lessee, Lessee shall and will pay all costs in connection with such litigation and that said Lessee shall pay all costs and reasonable attorney's fees which may be incurred by said Lessor in enforcing the covenants and agreements of this lease. -4- SECTION TWELUE SECURITY Lessee shall keep on deposit with the Lessor at all times after the execution of this lease agreement, a sum equal to one month's rent as security of the payment by the Lessee of the rent and any other sums due under this lease and for the faitFful performance of all the terms, conditions and covenants of this lease. If at any time Lessee shall be in default in the performance of any provision of this lease, Lessor may, but shall not be required to, use such deposit, or so much thereof as is necessary, in payment of any rent, or any other sum due under this lease in dEfault, in reimbursement or any expense incurred by the Lessor and in payment of the damages incurred by the Lessor by reason of the Lessee's default, or at the option of the Lessor, such deposit may be retained by the Lessor as liquidated damages. In any - event, Lessee, shall, five (5) days after written demand from Lessor, remit to the Lessor a sufficient amount in cash to restore the deposit to its original amount. In the event the deposit has not been utilized as described above, it shall, or as much thereof as has not been utilized for such purposes, shall be refunded to Lessee, without interest, upon full performance of this lease by Lessee. SECTION THIRTEEN DEFAULT The occurrence of one or more of the following events or circumstances shall constitute a default hereunder by the Lessee: A. The filing by the Lessee of a voluntary petition of bankruptcy. B. Proceedings in bankruptcy instituted by the Lessee and adjudication of the Lessee as a bankrupt pursuant to such proceedings. C. An appointment of a receiver of the Lessee's assets of the divestiture of the Lessee's estate by other operation of law. D. Failure by Lessee to make lease payments due to the Lessors as provided in this agreement within ten (10) days after the Lessor gives notice to Lessee of its delinquency. E. Failure of the Lessee to perform, keep and observe any of the terms, covenants, or conditions herein contained on its part to be performed, kept or observed, which failure continues ten (10) days after written notice thereof is mailed by Lessor. SECTION FOURTEEN REMEDIES If the Lessee shall be in default under this lease as set forth in Section Thirteen, Lessor shall have the following rights and remedies, in addition to all -5- other remedies at law and equity, and none of the following, whether or not exercised by the Lessor, shall preclude the exercise of any other right or remedy, whether set forth in this agreement or existing at law or equity: A. The Lessor shall have the right to terminate this lease by giving the Lessee thirty (30) days notice in writing to be served as provided in this agreement, and the term hereby remaining shall thereupon cease and expire in the same and to the same effect as if it were the expiration of the lease term stated in this agreement. Upon any termination of this lease, Lessee shall quit and surrender to the Lessor of the leased premises. If this lease is terminated Lessee shall remain liable to the Lessor for all rent and other sums accrued and paid hereunder to the date of termination of this lease. B. The Lessor may, without demand or notice, reenter and take possession of the premises or any part thereof, and repossess the same as of the Lessor's former state and expel the Lessee and those claiming through and under it, and remove the effects of any and all such persons (forcibly if necessary) without being deemed guilty of any manner of trespass, without prejudice to any remedies for appears of rent or proceeding breach of covenants and without terminating this lease or otherwise relieving Lessee of any obligation hereunder. Should the Lessor elect to reenter as provided in this Section or should the Lessor take possession pursuant to legal proceedings or pursuant to any provision provided by law, the Lessor may, from time to time, without terminating this lease, relet the premises or any part thereof for such term or terms and such rental or rentals, and upon such other conditions as the Lessor may in its absolute discretion, deem advisable, with the right to make alterations and repairs to the premises. No such reentry, repossession or reletting of the premises by the Lessor shall be construed as an election of the Lessor's part to terminate this lease unless a written notice of termination is given to Lessee by the Lessor. No such reentry, repossession or reletting of the premises shall release the Lessee of its liability and obligations under this lease, all of which shall survive such reentry, repossession or reletting. Upon the occurrence of such reentry or repossession, the Lessor shall be entitled to the amount of the monthly rent, and any other sums which would be payable pursuant to this agreement, if such reentry or repossession had not occurred, less the net proceeds, if any, of any reletting of the premises after deducting all of the Lessor's expenses in connection of such reletting. Lessee shall pay such amounts to the Lessor on the days the rent or any other sum due hereunder would have been payable hereunder if possession had not been retaken. In no event shall Lessee be entitled to receive the excess, if -6- any, of the rent collected by the Lessor as a result of such reletting over the sums payable by the Lessee to the Lessor pursuant to this lease. ~ The failure of the Lessor to seek redress for violation or to insist upon the strict performance of any covenant or condition of this lease shall not prevent a subsequent act which would have originally constituted a violation for having all the force and effect of the original violation. The receipt of the Lessor of rent with knowledge of any breach of covenant.of this lease shall not be deemed a waiver of such breach. No provision of this lease shall- be deemed to have been waived by the Lessor unless such waiver is in writing and signed by the Lessor. SECTION FIFTEEN ASSIGNMENT AND SUBLETTING Lessee covenants and agrees not to assign, sublet, pledge, or transfer its rights in this lease, in whole or in part, to grant any license or concession hereunder, without first obtaining the written consent of the Lessor. The consent by the Lessor to a transfer shall not relieve the Lessee from primary liability hereunder or from the obligation to obtain the express consent in writing of the Lessor any further transfer. Lessor's permission to an assignment or subletting of this lease shall not be unreasonably withheld. SECTION SIXTEEN ADDITIONAL CONDITIONS A. Lessee covenants and agrees that the Lessee will save harmless said Lessor at all times during the continuation of this lease from all damages, claims, fines, penalties, costs and expenses whatsoever which may result from any workmen's compensation claim. B. Whenever any notice of payment is required by this lease to be made, given or transmitted to the parties hereto, unless otherwise specified herein, such notice or payment shall be deemed to have been given upon the mailing of said notice or payment by United States certified, first-class mail, postage prepaid, and addressed to the parties at the respective addresses as shall appear herein or upon a change of address pursuant to this notice provision. Town of Vail 75 South Frontage Road Vail, Colorado 81657 Blu's, Inc. P. 0. Box 2361 Vail, Colorado 81658 -7- C. All covenants, conditions and provisions in this lease agreement shall extend to and bind the legal representatives, successors and assigns of the respective parties hereto. D. This agreement shall be construed under the laws of the State of Colorado. Any covenants, conditions, or provisions herein contained that are held to be invalid by any court of competent jurisdiction shall be considered deleted from this agreement, but such delegation shall in no way affect any other covenant, condition, or provision herein contained so long as such del-egation does not materially prejudice Lessor or Lessee in their respective rights and obligations contained in the valid covenants, conditions, or provisions of this agreement. E. All amendments to this lease must be made in writing by mutual agreement of the parties and no oral amendments sha','i be of any force of effect whatsoever. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have hereunto set their hands and affixed their seals, in counterpart, on the dates indicated to be effective the day and year first above written, pursuant to a resolution or ordinance as appropriate, of their respective governing bodies duly entered on the minutes thereof. TOWN OF VAIL By and through its TOWN COUNCIL By: Rondall V. Phillips, Town Manager Address: 75 South Frontage Road Vail, Colorado 81657 Telephone: (303) 476-7000 ATTEST: Pamela A. Brandmeyer, Town Clerk BLU'S, INC. BY= Thomas Armstrong Vice President/General Manager -8- ..}~sr ' • . . ' ' , " ~ . ' . . . . ' . . ' . 5~~,~ ~ f ' , , • ' I . . . . ~ ~ . ' . . . . . . . , . •In~\ , ' . . .1 , ~ , ' . ~ • ' ~ ' . • f 'a ~ g'. . o ~ 0~ ~2. q~ ~ ~ fM~~' f~ '''~.C~.V tAd~ g ~ ~ ~!.c~1 ~r~ ~ I a~~ ~~M • i np ~ l o ~Gl~ch~ fz~ ~~IL t'Y ;r-50i- oplr 5 4- (Y , l ` CJ,~,A/'`",d ~ . _ I~~ ~ ~ ~ • ~ ~ . ~'IG G {7 ~ l} xu/~ Y;~~ I ~~r' t' . , . f- ~ _ ~ • ~ V+-a U ~jC . : w NW~y ( ( ~ i~, ~f,f~/Y r,f~,~l i Mo-..~'~r4~'a".~eutr-.~,_~ 1r~r~-y~~-.rz.~~= _Zx,~ ,,,..er~-~az v ~ r' ~ I~.Ir 1~ ~1,~~~ '1.~'• eu~' ~_J ~ , K.w-.r7 ' . ' ~ N . ~1 I? h Q ir Q,,4MT ~ ~ ~~I ~ I I , ~r?~ ~ p f ~ ?i I a I i~ ~ ~I t~ II ' ~ ~ '~G- ' ' ~ - ~ ~ ~ i ~i ?a~?~ ~~~~~i ~ . ~ { ~ ~ ~.i~ ~ ~ ~I h ~ N i~ ; , s ~ q ~ ? I I ! ~ - ~ ~ -aL ~ iL _1LJL_..aLJILI .,I ~ ~-...._---r~ . • -.T" ~ r ' '_y ` .MA . « T . f ' ' . ~ • ~li . ~ 1~ ~ F~~1av~ p . ~ , . 41,, ow75 south frontage road vail, colorado 81657 (303) 476-7000 office of community development MEMORANDUM TO: Town Council FROM: Community Development Department DATE: August 25, 1987 SUBJECT: Request for a Winter Skier Shuttle Cart between the Village Ski Base area & Golden Peak Ski School: Applicant Vail Asociates, Joe Macy I. The Request: Vail Associates is requesting approval for a people mover to transport skiers from Vail Village to the Golden Peak Ski School via the Town of Vail bike path. Vail Associates believes that the shuttle is necessary as many skiers mistakenly show up at the Village for their lessons instead of Golden Peak. It is quite a walk for a beginner in ski boots to walk over to Golden Peak from the Village. A description of the type of vehicle that would be used for the shuttle is attached to this memo. The vehicle allows for six passengers and is equipped with ski racks and a surrey-type top. II. Staff Recommendation: Staff recommends approval of the request with the following conditions: l. A liability agreement would be written between Vail Associates and the Town of Vail as the people mover would be moving along Town of Vail bike paths. 2. Vail Associates will be responsible for any additional maintenance of the pathway which is necessary for the shuttle. Any damage to the path due to the people mover would need to be repaired by Vail Associates. 3. It is preferred that the carts be stored at Golden Peak instead of the Village to minimize congestion in the Village Ski Base area. 4. Vail Associates will obtain U.S. Forest Service approval to run the carts across the portion of the bike path on Forest Service property. `ail Associates, hic. Creators and Operators of Vail and Beaver Creek OO • SITE OF THE 1989 WORLD ALPINE SKI CHAMPIONSHIPS Auqust 20, 1987 Ms. Kristan Pritz Town of Vail 75 South Frontage Road Vail, Colorado 81657 Dear Kristan: The purpose of this letter is to provide details to the Town of Vail on the proposed ski school shuttle for next winter between Golden Peak Ski School and the Vail Village Ski School. The shuttle vehicle is a gasoline powered, licensed vehicle which will operate on the bike path between Golden Peak and the Village. The vehicle will be used to transport ski school students who inadvertently end up at the wrong location to the correct location for their lessons. Maintenance of the bike path would continue to be done by the Town of Vail as in the past. The vehicle would be equipped with chains if needed. Fueling would take place at the pumps south of the Lodge at the entra-nce to the summer mountain road. Vail Associates would sign a liability agreement regarding the operation of the shuttle vehicle with the Town. Please provide a draft agreement outlining the Town's concerns. Please let me know if you have any questions. Sincerely, ~ Joe Macy Manager Mountain Planning JM/kl Post Office Box 7• Vail, Colorado 81658 . USA -(303) 476-5601 . Telex: 910-920-3183 Madel B TramC (For mechanical s ecificati o p ons see separate sheet.) These vehicles are not designed lor highway use. Model B four Passen9er Personnel carrier for in-plant and comm cial transportation. Has rear deck capable f carrying several j hundred pounds of cargo in addition lo pas- / 11`~•. - ~ sengers. Excellent for e as hotel-motef ~ ~ ~ : y~~ _ guest and lu g ga ge carri r. r.r~;~ rKlt?n ~ ~ ~ _ ~ n - ~:y~;`.• . i'~ , . f MS~!'i'ti"{~ " . . t~'~•. Siz passenger version of the Model B with third seat facing to the rear, also has a cargo space between rear seats. ~t °,°'1~i ^_v+r~q~y~Y Z L`d~•.'•QLn. 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DENVER, CO 80204 928034240 PHONE (303) 573-5333 (714) 955-4040 • (213) 938-4100 • Telex 65-5393 , . _ . . • 57~C ~ / ^ _.,c,~,.~ ? ~ . - _ - . F: - E ~ ~ R . . - : ' ' _ K. ~ - ' - .~.~.,.~-t•.~`' ..,...~,;~.s~~:--~'-~.~ ~ ~ ' . . _ ~ ~ 1211 ~ ' a:~,i;i~.if~'•- s ~ . _ . . _!-:ir - • , CV " -a- ^r . ' , ' _ _r' . . ~ .I - . , - , . _ ~ " . . . - . , r... ~Y ' ~ . ~ . s. , A £ _ -'n it comes to rrioving peopJe or caicJ0. ~s Model B 2-10 - ; i from Tay/or-Dunn ouqnertorms every 1 Ton e/ecbic u67ity vehkle in its ~ ;'C/sss Me resWt of 2V2 ars of de~e T, 1'e lopmerrt, it eamed e New Prtoduct X. . - . - .r J~W/~B.,/~C~/,fIC)R7 ~7E.'-~:8~/.!.f~0~.!N //n!3 SOC/@1}/ Of Pft}~8SSl0l)8/ FIK~'(Jle9I5-~pf fhB ..r: , . vt~C ti 't- . _ . _ • _ g `.~JV~Y~~ ~ SOl1p3 Q W lT1UI.. ~c~IB I~°@J~ • . . . . ns ttiug , a„ 6/~ 1~3U9@~ d3R10/)~ S VO!S UnlfIZBd ' to its dual Gchannel frame An auromotive differerrtial duectdrive axe delivers responsive, dependable power. And, a short tuming radius, . in-dash controls and auromotive steering make it remarkably maneu- tierable, even in tigM spots 2-10's bo _ The B lt-on design lets yvu easity corfigure the bvck for special applications, too. There are boit-on tool~box dbor,% sacond and - third seat.% hitches and lights You cen even buy your B 2-10 now and . . , edd a wafertight stee/cab laier, wfthouthame weldrrrg „ And, the industry's only standarcl dua/ rearwheel hydreurC c1'~sc. brakes were made especially for the B 2-10. Ottrer standard features m- _ clude a deadman seat with electrrca/ cut-0ff, sia/ce poGcets bu?7t /nto the _ . = hame, built-in baftery chaig~er with gauge, dua/ head, farl and stoplighis -_A wide variety of co/ors, speeds and dres are avaJlabre. _ So, if Ynu warrt to keep productivity up and mairitenence down, the quiet, fume-fiee Mode! B 2-10 is the perfect vehicla If has e?erything you ~ need for transportrng passengers, equipment or heavy loads-fnc%ors a out-safe/y and reliabn: Year affer year - 1 y' . . . I ' 1 ( F> 1 i-~ ~ a11 `r ~ 2.-_ . V . . ai a r aw Y l~iJ t . a ,K..., _i F •~+jr`~~~- ,a .3 : .i„ . .;t.~.l,~.~~ s 3x : :,x r~ . °"SY "r: 3 ~ _ ;1'. . . : _ v ~ t S ti't, ~ -0Y . . . - . . . ' t, . 43~i ow 292 west meadow drive recreation department vail, colorado 81657 (303) 476-2040 MEMO TO: Ron Phillips FROM: Barbara Masoner DATE: August 20, 1987 SUBJECT: Standard Operating Procedures for Vail Nature Center As per your memorandum of yesterday, listed below is our proposed schedule for developing the Standard Operating Procedures manual and repairing damages to the Nature Center grounds: August 19-30: 1. Contact the following agencies concerning re-vegetation of sagebrush areas at Vail Nature Center: CSU Horticultural Extension Services, Denver Botanical Gardens and United States Forest Service. 2. Have community service workers extend present fence above Nature Center by Vail Valley Drive. Aug. 31-Sept. 15 1. Review Ice Arena and Golf Courses Standard Operating Procedure manuals. 2. Contact concerned citizens for input. 3. Brainstorming and rough draft of Vail Nature Center's Standard Operating Procedures. 4. Get bids for gate and extended fence construction. September 16-30 l. Complete the Standard Operating Procedure manual October 1-7 1. Review manual with Pat and Ron 2. Present to Town Council if desirable cc: Kathy Okon Pat Dodson Planning and Environmental Commission August 24, 1987 2:15 Site Visits 3:00 Public Hearing 1. Approval of minutes of July 27. 2. A request for an amendment to SDD No. 16., a final plat review and a variance to the subdivision regulations, Section 17.28.330 A.9, "Street Width" for Elk Meadows Subdivision. Applicant: Lamar Capital Corporation 3. A request for a conditional use permit to establish an outdoor dining deck at the Uptown Grill located in the Vail 21 Building. Applicant: The Uptown Grill 4. A request to amend 5DD #4 (Vail Village Inn) to add more retail space to Phase IV and to modify the approved circulation plan. Applicant: Joseph Staufer 5. A request for an exterior alteration and a conditional use permit to allow for additions to the Plaza Lodge. Applicants: Plaza Lodge Associates, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Tang 6. Update on Cascade lift status 7. Pond volunteer 8. Steamboat conference , ELECTION CALENDAR - REGULAR MUNICIPAL ELECTION TOWN OF VAIL, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1987, FOR FOUR EXPIRING TERMS (PAUL JUHNSTON, KENT ROSE, HERMANN STAUFER, GAIL WAHRLICH-LOWENTHAL) 4~1 tow75 south frontage road office of the town manager vail, colorado 81657 (303) 476-7000 AUGUST 19, 1987 FIRST DAY 70 ACCEPT APPLICATIONS FOR ABSENTEE BALLOTS. SEPTEMBER 28, 1987 FIRST DAY TO CIRCULATE NOMINATION PETITIONS - TEN STGNATURES OF REGISTERED ELECTORS OF THE TOWN OF VAIL REQUIRED. OCTOBER 14, 1987 LAST DAY TO CIRCULATE NOMINATION PETITIONS. PETITION MUST BE TURNED IN T(i THE TOWN CLERK BY 5:00 P.M. (CLOSE OF BUSINESS). MUST BE SIGNED BY CIRCULATOR AND CANDIDATE. OCTOBER 16, 1987 DEADLINE TO ESTABLISH RESIDENCY WITHTN THE TOWN OF UAIL TO QUALZFY AS REGISTERED ELECTION FOR THIS ELECTION. OCTOBER 20, 1987 COUNCIL.TO-APPOINT ELECTIOPi JUDGES/CLERKS AT EVENING MEETING. OCTOBER 23, 1987 DEADLINE TO REGISI'ER TO VOTE AT NOVEMBER 17, 1987, REGULAR MUNICIPAL ELECTION. OCTOBER 26, 1987 LAST DAY TO WITHDRAW NOMINATION PETITION. NOVEMBER 2,1987 PUBLICATION ELECTION N07ICE TO BE SE:NT 1'0 THE VAIL TRAIL FOR.PUBLICATION NOVEMBER 6 and 13, 1987. NOVEMBER 6, 1987 POST NOTICE OF ELECTION AT MUNICIPAL BUILDING. NOVEMBER 6, 1987 BALLOTS MUST BE IN HANDS OF THE TOWN CLERK. NOVEMBER 6, 1987 CANDIDATE EXPENSE STATEMENTS DUE. NOVEMBER 12, 1987 . CERTIFIED LIST FROM COUNTY CLERK DUE 10 VAIL MUNICIPAL - CLERK. NOUEMBER 12, 1987 LAST DAY TO APPLY FOR ABSENTEE BALLOT. NOVEMBER 16, 1987 DELIVER ELECTION SUPPLIES TO THE JUDGES. NOVEMBER 17, 1987 ELECTION DAY. DECEMBER 17, 1987 CANDIDATE EXPENSE STATEMENTS DUE. ~ v - - tow~ ofi uai 75 south trontage road department of public works/transportation vail, colorado 81657 (303) 476-7000 August 17, 1987 - Mr. Gunther Hofler Necessities and Such 302 Hanson Ranch Road „ Vail, Colorado 81657 Dear Gunther, Thank you for your petition regarding the relocation of the Truck Loading Zone on Hanson Ranch Road from its present location on the north side of Hanson Ranch to the south side of the street. The Town staff with the following departments represented: Police, Fire, Community Development and Public Works discussed the issue on August 10. We also met on Hanson Ranch Road and came to your shop to see you but you were out. After review of your proposal, we must deny the request based on the following reasons: 1. The Fire Department must have emergency access westbound (wrong way) Hanson Ranch Road. It is a designated "Fire Zone". 2. If the loading zone were moved to the south of the road and if fire access were maintained, the size of the loading zone would shrink from three truck lengths to about one truck length. 3. A loading zone of one truck length is not considered of adequate size for the large number of deliveries in this area. An inadequately sized loading zone would require drivers to park illegally causing further problems. We hope that the large truck delivery restrictions which went into effect on August 10 for a 30 day experimental period will help to address your problem. Large delivery trucks are prohibited from parking in the Hanson Ranch Loading Zone during the hours of 11:00A.M. until S:OOP.M. Mr. Gunther Hofler August 17, 1987 Page 2 Thank you for your input and if I can answer any further questions you may have, please give me a call. Sincerely, Stan Berryman, Director Department of Public Works/Transportation SB/slh cc: Ron Phillips Peter Patten Ken Hughey Dick Duran ~ to~a 4M, 75 south trontage road vail, colorado 81657 (303) 476-7000 otfice of community development August 18, 1987 Mr. Johannes Faessler Sonnenalp Properties, Inc. 20 Vail Road Vail, Colorado 81657 RE: Sonnenalp Landscaping Adjacent to the Delivery Area Dear Johannes, The Town of Vail Finance Department is in the process of reimbursing you for $3,600.00 for landscaping that has been completed at the Sonnenalp Hotel. Recently, we received a copy of your letter concerning the two trees adjacent to the trash room on the west side of the Sonnenalp Hotel. The staff's point of view was made very clear and was marked on approved landscape plans to indicate the relocation of the trees. In addition, on November 26, Kristan sent a letter to Mr. Ray Story concerning the trees adjacent to the dumpster. We felt it was unreasonable to ask you to re-draw the landscape plan for such a small change and therefore made notations to the approved plans. The staff realizes your opposition to the proposed stream walk along Gore Creek and your reasoning behind planting trees in this location in order to screen the delivery area. We believe that guests of the Sonnenalp Hotel would view the stream walk . as a positive amenity. In the near future, we hope to be able to show you design drawings for the path so that you will have a more thorough understanding of what this project involves. It appears that at this point the Town is interested in proceeding with the stream walk project. We feel that you can still accomplish the screening of the delivery and trash area by moving the trees further to the east. The relocation of the ' trees will avoid any further problems concerning the ~ displacement of the trees for the potential path. ~ . . The current placement of the trees is in violation of your Design Review approval. For this reason, we have only returned a portion of your letter of credit. The Town will keep the $2,500.00 to cover re-striping of the parking lot, relocation of the two evergreens, and additional sod, topsoil and seeding for the area adjacent to Gore Creek. To resolve the issue of the tree location, we have suggested several alternative solutions. First, you may re-apply to the Design Review Board to revise your landscape plan to allow for the trees to remain in their existing location. If you choose this option we request that you submit an application by August 31, 1987 for the September 16th Design Review Board meeting. Secondly, if you prefer to complete the landscape work (seeding, tree relocation and striping) as listed above, we request that the work be completed by September 23, 1987. If no Design Review Board approval is obtained for the existing location of the trees, then the Town of Vail would utilize a portion of the remaining money to relocate the trees further to the east on your property. Enclosed is a copy of the Design Review Board application for you if you choose to resubmit your proposal to the Design Review Board. Also enclosed are two xeroxes of landscape plans with notations and the letter to Ray Story. Thank you for your cooperation on this matter. Si e 1 , A. et, ~ Pat ri Director of bmmunit evelopment Enclosure(s) KP:br cc: Ron Phillips Ray Story Kristan Pritz ~ , • . ~ 75 south frontage road vail, colorado 81657 (303) 476-7000 November 26, 1986 Mr, Ray Story Gordon Pierce Architect 1000 South Frontage Road West Vail, Colorado 81657 Re: Sonnenalp: Bavaria House Landscaping Dear Ray: The existing bond that the Town has for_the excavation of the Bavaria House kitchen will be transferred to cover the landscaping which will be completed in the spring of 1987- The total amount for the bond is $6,100. I am also asking that you adjust the landscape plan to al'low for only one tree adjacent to the trash dumpster. The tree should be pulled back as close as deck area so that in the event of a future , possible to the will be no conflicts. path goi,~g through this area, there • If you have any questions, please feel free to call me. Sincerely, - 1 i Y tS~ - - Kristan Pritz Town Planner KP:BR ~ ~ ~ . . . 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Kit of Parts for: Street Name Signs, Parking Areas, Pedestrian and Vehicular Guide, Bustops,Regulatory/Other 8asic Conceots: Distirctive/Unique . Cost Eftective/Not e,cpensive Timeless Practical Flexible to Permanent and Temporary Signs , Relates to Existing Yertical Elements Simple and Understated 3. Hand Held Map 4. 1-70/Frontage Road Update 5. Phasing/Costs 1871 Folsom, Suite 205, Boulder, CO 80302 303-449-8831 ~ . . t Vail Sign Language Kit of Parts: 5IGNPOSTS flamant S¢e Furxbzs Materia&Flnish Spea'al Qesign Opponuniges 8"x8" post Busstops Painted Steel 'Relate to Existing Vertical Elements Guide signs 'Adapt for Special events 'Replicate for temp signage o 'Special Guide T 'Distinctive Form/Color co 'Flexible Graphic Applications ' Multiple for Maps/otfier :8"x16",24"etc 4"x4" post 1.FrontageStreet Painted Steel *Relate to Existing Vertical Elements Names@7' Wood/Rec path 'Adapt for Special events: 2.Ped Guide Posts Special Caps, Horizontal Arms ~ @4' 'Replicate for temp signage ~ Town *Can be Special Guide Recreation Path • 'Distinctive Form/Color .-"Flexible Graphic Applications 'Flexible Heights/adapt to snow: Sleeve 2"x2" post 1.CoreStreet Painted Steel *Relate to Existing Vertical Elements Names@7' 'Adapt for Special events: Special Caps, Horizontal Arms 2.Veh Guide Posts . 'Replicate for temp signage BO To pari<ing "Can be Special Guide t° To information 'Distinctive Form/Color 'Flexible Graphic Applications 1 , # Vail Sign Language Kit of Parts: SIGNPANELS Ek~n~r~t S¢0 Funcbrs Materia&Fnish Speaal Gtosign Opraorbnities and 8°x8" symbol/ 1. Bus Stop Logos Porcelain on Metal 'Adapt to Bus Stop Post arrows 2, Bus Stop Maps Multiple colors 'Adapt for Speciai events Graphics 3. No Parking Symbol 'Replicate for temp signage 4. Vehicular guide 'Flexible Graphic Applications 5. Reg Symbols "Use available graphics 6. Parking Garage 'Develop Special Image/Identity signs Vail Village/Lionshead modular applications 'can apply to 2,4 or 8" posts or panels ? and 4"x4" symbol/ 1. Ped guide Porcelain on Metal "Adapt to new Bus Stop Post arrows Symbols Multiple Colors *Adapt to single panel for applying to lights,etc. Arrows *Flexible Graphic Applications 'Use available graphic symbols modular applications XXN . . . ....v 8",6",4" wide 1. Various Signs/ Porcelain on Metal 'Develop Color systems various lengths Messages: Street names a Street names Parking Structures ~ Pal'k111g b. Miscellaneous Public Facility Identification Special Guide Messages * Vail Road 44 and 8x8 symbols to adapt ~ . Recreation Vehicles ? Vail Village E E Vail Sign Language Kit of Parts: APPLICATIONS Sx8 SIGNPOST ' . + . ;:v~•- - ~ > •<~u <:;~ooofa;oov~ia::<;' ; ,..0 ~i' ' `J9 ~ ...•~~G,•.:i:;i: :~$witalfi~F~'~fa'ie"aeeoraor'a'odoudeeo'oe"a'e%. ' •3:::::7:::;:::•: ~~y.~k}• . ~y ••.:.:%+.5:%'~'r:;: i>''•'~' ~ J:{;:+~`ii:<S~C~?:'i:? Ai;~•~5:::..;: k .o.•::::.f:•t:::;;;: :{?{x%;::t;: ~ ;r>;<>::::>:> CAPS on 8' SignPost 24" Map Display/Directory 52" Map Display/Directory Bus Stop Special place identity Single GuidePost Special events other 4x4 SIGNPOST . ~ 2x2SIGNPOST 1**, . < ~ e~aB?~ f ~ cap? special events/guide info 8x8 symbols or banners or ped Frontage Road Street Name 44 symbols on panels level ~ t _i . ~ Vail Sign Language Kit of Parts: ApPLICA TIONS a BUILD/NG SIGNS . •Turn metal develop solid appearance • Heavy metal/Porcelain graphic s°Xs" No Parking symbol REGULATORY ~.,...rl~?- Positive and other Messages 2"x2" Painted Metal Post Paint Back of Regulatory Sign 2"x2" Square Painted Metal Tube C OL OR SY S TE M S ~ ..~;~.r treet Names Bus Stop Posts SpecialMap Displays Regulatory Ped Guide Posts ¦ i : rt ~ e. aL'~-,':' i, ~ ~ ~ ~ • • w2A WO%O ~ ~ { ~ ~ ~ ~ ` ~ ~ ~ ` Town ot Vail Signage Improvement Program: Phasing/ Preliminary Casts 8/ 18 Phese 1: Interstate and Frontaae Road Guide Sianw 6rVls/,9ssump110173 To I ncrease Frontage Road Access To minimize 4 way problems Utilizing 2 Existing Info Centers, 3 ParkingAreas Before New Eastbound Improvements/Before This Winter CDOH Standards a. - A.1-70 OUIDE SION3 Number Message Color No. Unit Cost Total New Signs i. Logo,Vail,Town Limits, Elevation 8600 it Green 2 4000. 8000. 2. Yail, Next 3 Exits Green- . 2 3000. oGuO. 3. Exit 180 Vail, East Entrance, i Mile Green 2 ouGO. 12000. 4. Exit 173 Yail, West Entrance, 1 Mile Green 2 6000. 12000. 5. Parking, Next Right Blue 1 3000 3000 6. Tourist Information, Next Right Blue 1 3000 3000 7. Exit 180 Yail, East Entrance, Next Right Green 2 6000. 12000. 8. Exit 173 Vail, West Entrance, Next Right Green 2 6000. 12000. Dismantle/Relocate with New Posts 9. Ski Area Yail, Next Right Brown 2 S00 1000 Remove 10. Exit 180 East Vail 3/4 mile Green 1 100 100 11. Exit 180 East Vail Next Right Green 1 100 100 12. Exit 173 West Vail 3/4 mile Green 1 100 100 13. Exit 173 West Vail Next Right Oreen 1 100 100 SubTotal: =69400 TOY Signage Improvement Program: Phasina/ Costs 1 B.INTERCHANGE RAMPS GUIDE SIGNS/East and Main Onty Number Message Color No. Unit Cost Totai New Siqns 1.EV/MV Parking > 0 00 0 Blue 2 1500 3000 2.EY/MY Information > ? Blue 2 1500 3000 3.EV < East Vail/Big Horn Road Green 1 1500 1500 4.MY < Parking ? 0 0 0 Blue 1 1500 1500 5.MV < inform3tion ? Slue 1 1500 1500 h.MV ;andstene Road > Green. 1 1000 1000 7.MV < flexib/earrows,y^nfor summ2r Blue 1 500 500 Remove 8. Parking 3 1/2 miles (@ EY) Green 1 200 ' 200 9. Information/Parking/YY Lionshead(@MY)Green 1 200 200 SubTotal =12400 C.FRONTAOE ROAD OUIDE S18NS Number Message Color No. Unit Cost Total New Signs t. "Vail Village 2 miles Green 1 4000 4000 "Lionshead Yillage 3 miles "Cascade Yillage 4 miles ` 2. Parking 00 0 D Blue 4 1500 6000 3. " I nformation 0 Blue 4 1500 6000 4. < Remote Skier Parking Blue 2 1000 1000 S. < Parking 00 Blue 2 1500 3000 6. < Informetion 0 Blue 2 1500 3000 TOY Signage Imprwement Progrom: Phaiina/ Costa 2 7. Parking > ? D? 0 B1ue 2 1500 3000 8. Information > ? Blue 2 1500 3000 , 9. < Vail Golf Club Brown 1 1000 1000 ? R 10. Vail Golf Club > Brown 1 1000 1000 ? 11. < Golden Peak Brown 1 1000 1000 ? 12. Crolden Peak > Brown I 1000 1000 0 13. " This Lot ;s Fuli . ParkingAhead ? 2 1500 3C00 _ flip/Fl~rib/e as n~ded Remove 14. Exi:,ting Green Ouide Signs 1 1 100 1 100 SubTotaB 37100 D. FRONTAGE ROAD STREET NAME S16NS 1. Vaii Valley Drive 7 250 1750 Mesdow D r i v e (chgnw f~om Villa,v Center Rd) Vail Road Fast Lionshead Circle West Lionshead Place West Lionshead Circle Forest Road SubT4tai 1750 Summary Phase 1 Costs 1-70 69400 lnterchange.s 12400 Frontage Road 37100 Street Names 1750 10% Contingency 12000 Totai ;133000 TOY Signage Improvement Program: Phesina/ Costs 3 Phase 2: Yillage/Lionshead Guide Sians Cb3Is/,4ssumplio173 To work with 5 Existing Personalized Info Centers To Develop User Friendly Environment To Coordinate with New Hand Held Maps To Develop Distinctive Image To impiement Simple/Fiexible Kit of Parts/Signage System To work with existing Elements: Lights, Totems, Buildings . To Ensure Smooth Pedestrian and Yehicular Flows Elements: Parking Structure Update, 2 major Map Displays @ Slifer/Lionshead Core Street Name Signs Bus Stop Posts/Guide.s Miscallaneous Pedestrian Posts/Symbols 'lehicular Guide Symbols i 1isc211aneous Number Msssage/Function . No. Unit Cost Totai 1. VillNe Parking Structures Uodate Repaint Interior 5000 Add Floor Numbers/Color Stripes 7500 Destination Signs 40 s.f. 25 1000 Symbols . 50 25 1250 Exterior Identification Signs 3000 2. Lionshead Parkinq Structures Uodate Add Floor Numbers/Color Stripe Update 3000 3000 Destination Signs 40 s.f. 25 1000 Symbols SO s.f. 25 1250 Exterior Signs 2000 3. 2 Custom Map Disolavs 6000 12000 @ Slifer/Lionshead Entry 4. Street Name Signs( 4"x4"X7') 17 e 200 3400 5. 3us Stop Posts( 8"x8"X8') 15e 1500 22500 6. Pedestrian Guide Posts( 4"x4"X6') 20 e 200 4000 7. Pedestrlan Symbois/Mounting 240 e 30' 7200 8. Yehicular Guide Signs on Street Name Pasts 100 s.f. 25 2500 9. Mlscellaneous 10000 Total Phsse 2 =86600 TOY Signage Improvement Program: Phasina/ Costs 4 Phase 3: Comnletion Primarv Elements C,wls/Assumpficns Update I-70/Frontage RoadGuideSigns •Eastbound Construction •New Visitor Center Custom Entry Identification Signs at new EB ramp and East Entrance Revise/Update Town Regulatory Signs • Remove/Replace" No Parking" • Remove/Replace all Reguletory signs in Care Arees = Complete Street Name signs Camplete Bus stops Recreation Path/Parks Number Message/Function No. Unit Cost Total 1. Eastbound Ramo Siqns Class 1 STATE Class 2 Class 3 . 2. Frontage Road Ouide Signs 6 1500 9000 3. EV/EB Ramp Custom Entry Signs/ Landscap i ng 2 50000 100000 4. Remove/Replace No parking 114 100 11400 S. Remove/Replace Regulatory 100 100 10000 6. Street Name Signs ' 120 250 30000 ' 7. Bus Stops 68 600 40000 8. Recreation Path Ouide Pasts 100 150 15000 9. Miscellaneous Public Facilities/Parks 10000 Total Phase 3 ;225.400 Total Summary Costs Phase 1 $133,000 Phase 2 86,600 Phase 3 225,400 10% Contingency 45,000 8rand Total =490.000 TOY Signage Improvement Program: Phasing/ Costs 5 C (r t; i•: w~ ~ Vail Town Limits ¦ APIF& t 86 ft "~va-tion ; Vai I ~ ~ ¦ ~ ex Nt 3 Exits r , E I T r ~ Vai, .1 a s t n tfmae n c ~ 1 a . ? EXIT 173 ¦ Vai I - West trance 1 MILE T . ;y. ' :.r . t~. E X T r ~ Tourist lnfor atimon . NEXT- RIGHT ~ t. 'f ~ r ~ I T 8 0 ,Y - m Hai E;' nce ' t En t r'; l 1 - t; y i T i t EXIT 173 m Val West ntrance NEXT. -RIGHT t ¦ Parking ~ • • • ~ ~ ~ - e . , I f t n r. ma ion - ~ ~ ¦ East Vail ¦ ~ Bighorn Road ~ ~ ~ ¦ Y t~ Parki • : ~ • • i. _ ~ ~ 10 n } r m ~ . San,. t z ~ oad i- ~ . ~ AIMA . _ Parkin i ; . . . . lnf or ation ? . =1e. ~ ~v~ ~ ~ , Ljonshead - Villagie. 3 Miles,., V. ~ll a~ 4~ ~ .les: Cascade . . . , .:.wrti~•MRK'Xee-~•r?AnD~..v ..w~.~.,,N,. . , . i Valml ~ C . ' , ? : ~ % { Valml ~ . - ~ ~ ~ _ . . . ~ . .....:.r..a.~:.~t~d'w.a..~s.v+•r.. ~.~s:ti:;ac.F... . . . . , . • I ' ~ . I ~ . i Paf-ki r - ; . • • ~ ti • , Sn~ C j r ation { n ~ . ~ Remote Skier' ~ Parking . • . , i ,c~mc~Ir~O~iiMl~r:esi+a~'W~>•:~a+•w+auwn..~- . .a•.• i Gold-an . --.y M1 Golden Peak, l Pw ¦ Parking • • . ¦ ` . Inf o-rmatioli i ~ ¦ , ~ 4-vom OW deportment of police box 567 • vail, colorado 81658 • 303-476-5671 M E M O R A N D U M TO: Ron Phillips, Town M FROM: Ken Hughey, Chief DATE: August 24, 1987 SUBJECT: Bicycle Concerns This memo is designed to update you and the Town Council as to what is being done and/or being considered as it relates to concerns involving bicycle safety issues in the Town of Vail. Of specific concern are Bighorn Road in East Vail and the Village/Lionshead commercial areas. As you are aware, the Town Council has committed to the recent improvement of our existing recreation path system and appears to be in favor of _ additional segments to complete a more total system. This concept is now in the study stage, with a recommendation to be forthcoming later in 1987. In addition, public works is giving consideration to striping the recreation paths in an effort to enhance safety by delineating appropriate lanes. The striping and appropriate regulations governing the usage of the paths will be reinforced through upgraded and/or additional signage being reviewed in our signage program project currently underway. The police department has been releasing public service announcements relating to bicycle safety and appropriate regulations over the last several years. These messages have gone out via radio, television, and newspapers. These educational efforts have been supplemented through periods of directed patrol in areas where problems appear most severe. The summer of 1987 has seen a continuation of these efforts, with additional emphasis being given to the area over the last four to six weeks due to an increase in the number of complaints. This emphasis will continue throughout the remainder of the prime riding season in an effort to reduce the concerns. Should these efforts not be successful in reducing the problem, the police department will become more enforcement oriented. I would encourage bikers, drivers, and pedestrians to share the responsibility of reducing the problem. Bicycle Concerns August 24, 1987 page 2 I would like to note that the current configuration of Bighorn Road east of Spruce Drive is not conducive to handle the volume of bicycles that currently use the road. This is due to the roadway not having any usable shoulder on which bikes can be ridderr, forcing them to ride on the traveled portion of the road, which in turn forces vehicles into the oncoming traffic lane. On most weekend days this causes serious conflicts between opposing traffic flows due to heavy volume. Consideration should be given to alternatives which will allow for the separation of the bicycle and motor vehicle traffic, with appropriate follow-up enforcement of those who choose not to use the recreation path. As it relates to the laws pertaining to bicycles and their use of the roads and bicycle paths, I feel that there are enough laws on the books. If people obey the appropriate laws, most concerns would be minimal - perhaps other than Bighorn Road east of Pitkin Creek. This would include the dangers posed by speeding and/or careless driving by bicyclists in the Village and Lionshead area where there is a heavy mix of pedestrians and bikes. In summary, if existing recreation paths are used and riders obey the laws, both on the roadway and on the paths, most of our concerns will be diminished. It is hoped that through on-going education and necessary enforcement to reinforce the issues, we can create a safe and enjoyable experience for all involved groups. MEMORANDUM T0: Town Council FROM: Ron Phillips DATE: August 24, 1987 SUBJECT: Council Retreat Just a reminder there will be a Council Retreat this Friday, August 28, 1:00 - 5:00 p.m., in the Ford Room at the Village Hall in Avon. /bsc 1~T3YTV"TifC't~'7"'Sf3"• s-'IIT~~'~T-iTi"z-T~T'Q'-~f-7-`fTi"YT7-r T C Y¦ i. ¦ t R¦ 0 O1 Q Q T Q 8LR Y C R 0 Q C Q R 9 R i 0 f S¦¦ i¦ ¦ A!¦ f Y S@ 6 i O!¦ i[¦ P~ 0 O i[¦ Q II• f¦ 0 0¦¦~~ li ¦ :J ¦ _ _ ' ' _ - - _ _ 'a a + y•~ ~i s~¦ P~¦ i ie~¦ r~~ ¦ ¦ 1 ~f~ ~ ¦ ~J ~ ~ =~t L I-F y.~ ~S L~¦ ~ i~ ~ ~ ~ . ~ ~ r~ I~ ¦ 1~~¦ Y~t 6a: FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 18TH 1987 , , : . ; ; i.• , , . : WH O: All full and part time Town of Vail employees and their spouses. ; WHERE : Vail Golf Course (believe it or not, they Iet us back!) v•: AND REALLY H 0 W M U C H? The low, low price of ...$13! Includes: green fees, two carts/foursome wild party, t-shirt and prizes!! ~ . N 0 VY V1r HA T H 0 U L D VV E D 0? Get your co-workers together and ~x O O N, e:° organize a foursome. Each team must v; have one female! Turn in the form . p'• below with your money to Ceil by Sept. ~ ti'• l lth! VV HAT I S T H I S T H I N G? The sporting event of the year! No ability ~eo required. Holes 1-4, Best Ball: Each player plays out his/her own ball. Take best score. Holes 5-9, Scramble: Each player tees off. The next shot is taken from the best spot of the four balls. This continues all the way through play. 7 ' q a - r n v a ~ Nee TE E T I M E C H 01 C E? 0 2 :30-3:30 pm, 10 minut.e int,ervals> ti a~ ~oa TEAM NAME DEPARTMENT ~ bav TEAM MEMBERS ; 1, 2, ~ . T7aY ~ bA ~1 A~ a L~ n a 1, 3' e u~ !4gn ~ J J~ p°a ru~-a'v-rr~~~zu-~ o e o s o n c a o o a a o 0 o a o o e n o 0 0 o a u o a o e n¦ u d u o a¦ e o o a a a n e a m¦¦ r m s o 0 o s¦ o¦ o o a e e-Q- R a Jfut n o n a n o a n,+ n o n o e n n e e N A n a w m w n w e n e n n a¦~ e m m ~ o o e w w e~ w w w u n o e¦ ~ . . . . . 'TI . , , Ro ti- r Yr Page 10-A The Aspen Times f August 201987 Access ;to-:-As en!. ~_ta be -made.: . . _ • r+ `i: ~w,., `3 _ ` . _ ¦ - ' ¦ , ¦ . 5~`` t`w~'V'Sh±~ . ~ - easier ~~with newdorect f I i hts %F'. '%•.f ~ . „ ' t;ii:I),ia~,t ii;3:.._ . ~ j.. ,S':i`Y~ti; _ ~ . r,_ . 4 The =~ispe~$kifng~'eohia'iiy Flights' will be on United.Ex-. package, the faresGcould drop sub- ~ this_week•_detailed••the°-direct=air _ press 86 passenger jets; the Brit= - stantially: : ; : , ~ ; . _ • : . . -ser.vice -that-wiil be pmvided'this ish 9erospace 146. ,The service Rifle has been designatedas the ~ coming.ski~.season..by ~United,Eg- will add approximately..12,900 aiternative airport should Aspen . ; . - piess~-~' ~ ~ _ ~ ' ~ ~ = ° ~ - passenger seats into Aspeq this be closed due to weather or the 11 -The anriouncement was firsti winter. - pm curfew. In the event the Rifle ; made last week at a Snowmass ' The newservice'will:make. .airport`is'shut down,;planes Resort Association luncheon but traveling "much more convenient would be diverted to Grand Junc- • no details were released. and easier" for guests;'said Peter . tion.'`' Beginning Dec 17-and con- ForschoftheSkico.`' -r~~•.-.a,-.~ . ~ . ,r.F;c ry r.:.,. - tinuing through March 28, Un- `~`his is one moie step in mak= "It's'a's fail-safe a`system as we ited Express will offermonstop air ing Aspen the premier destina- can provide," said Forsch. ' service betweemAspen and Chica- tion ski area,". said Gerry Hick-_Elights can be.booked directly ` go,jbos-'Angeles; Dallas;"'I;ong,",`~an,presidentofUniteclExpress. ;,,.through travel agents.beginning Beache-an& San4Francisco.; Al1 .-z . Fazes on the direct. flights will ~;_Sept 1. At_ the outset, `approx- ~ told, there will be 10 non-stops per. be.."competitive:'.'.jhe _ lowest im ately 25% :of the seats will be week from the five cities. ~-~=round=trip faze between `Ctiicago made available to the public,'with' ~_The:Skica.is:underwri tang_the:' and A'spen will , be $334. When e rest reserved for travel agents 42'rz°millionr-program: . coupled with a lifts''and. lodging and tour groups. I . "`r? F64aiti. - • ~:.~'3 AR