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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1989-02-21 Support Documentation Town Council Work Session VAIL TOWN COUNCIL WORK SESSION TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1989 2:00 p.m. AGENDA ~. Design Review Board and Planning and Environmental Commission Applicants Interviews 2. Vail Metropolitan Recreation District/Town Council Joint Meeting A. Per the contract, the UMRD Board will report on progresses made in February. B. Discussion of Fourth of July Lacrosse Tournament. C. Discussion of Ford Park. D. Discussion of Symphony of Sports. 3. Presentation of the January 31, 1989 Investment Report 4. Information Update 5. Other VAIL TOWN COUNCIL WORK SESSION TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 19$9 2:00 p.m. EXPANDED AGENDA 2:00 1. DRB and PEC Applicants Interviews Action Requested of Council: Interview applicants and ask any questions you may have. Background Rationale: On DRB, the terms for Ned Gwathmey, Dan Leary, and Kathy Warren have expired, and the terms for Sidney Schultz, Bryan Hobbs, and Grant Riva have expired on the PEC. Ned Gwathmey and Sidney Schultz are reapplying. Council will vote on the position openings at this Evening Meeting. 2:30 2. VMRD/Council Joint Meeting Background Rationale: At present, the items to be discussed are: 1. Per the contract, the VMRD Board will report on progresses made in February. 2. Discussion of Fourth of July Lacrosse Tournament. 3. Discussion of Ford Park. 4. Discussion of Symphony of Sports. 4:30 3. Presentation of the January 31, 1989 Investment Report Steve Thompson Action Requested of Council: Review and discuss the current investment strategy and goals for 1989. Background Rationale: The investment policy requires we present the investment report to Council semiannually. 4:50 4. Information Update Ron Phillips 4:55 5. Other TO: Vail Town Council FROM: Community Development Department DATE: February 21, 1989 SUBJECT: Appointment of new DRB and PEC members On the DRB, the terms for Kathy Warren, Ned Gwathmey and Dan Leary have expired. PEC terms for Bryan Hobbs, Sidney Schultz and Grant Riva have expired. Three PEC commissioners must be selected. Each position will be for a two year term (Feb. 1989 to Feb. 1991). The following people have volunteered: Charles Crist Susan Fritz Chris Neuswanger Sidney Schultz Fitzhugh Scott Kathy Warren The Town Council must also select three Design Review Members. The terms are for two years (Feb. 1989 to Feb. 1991). The following people have applied: Anne Fitz ,,,,~, Ned Gwathmey ~~`}' ° Joseph Matyk ~~ Jamie McCluskie Fitzhugh Scott ~ Fitzhugh Scott was willing to be on either the PEC or DRB. As indicated in Mr. Scott's letter, he will be out of town on the interview day, The terms for the present PEC and DRB members expire on the following dates: PEC - Diana Donovan Pam Hopkins Peggy Osterfoss Jim Viele DRB - Roy Sante February, 1990 February, 1990 February, 1990 February, 1990 February, 1990 ' ~HAR~ES E. I~ Real Estate Brokerage and Consultancy RE'C°D FE8 0 6 1989 February 5, 1989 Town Council Town of Vail Dear Council Members, I wish to apply for a position on the Planning and Environmental Commission for the Town of Vail. I understand the requirements for the position and feel that I can meet them in a positive and productive manner. I have been involved in planning for our town's future and want to continue to do so as it is my home. Thank you for your consideration. Sinc ely, Charles E. Crist Post Office Box 2819 a Vail, Colorado 81658 ®(303} y~6 - a y~ / Town of Vail February 10, 1989 Planning and Environmental Commission Vail, Co 81657 To Whom It May Concern: I would like to formally apply for one of the advertised openings on the Planning and Environmental Commission. I have been a resident of Vail since 1965. My husband and I have owned and operated a variety of businesses during the last 20 years including but not limited to construction, development, property management, retail and service. For a number of years I worked as an accountant. I understand finances and budgeting, In my capacity as an accountant I advised both individual and business clients on sound financial planning strategies. In retrospect it seems that while Vail was in it's infancy, it was fairly easy for the community to reach a consensus on what immediate goals and needs should be. Later there was a variety of professional planners and many of us were intimidated by the process. Four years ago Joel and I started a new business, a restaurant, The Uptown Grill. With the commitment to our business, we made a commitment to the town, to continue to live and work here. We reaffirmed Vail as our family's home. As a part of that commitment I have paid a great deal of attention to the town and it's official workings. I have attended many public and private meetings and had many conversations with friends, colleagues and customers about Vail and what it's goals are and what they should be. I have a historical as well as current grasp of most of the issues affecting the community. I have a long time and very personal interest in seeing that my home, Vail, continues to grow and develop in a consistent, steady, compatible, reasonable manner. I will serve conscientiously. I believe I will be an asset to the Planning and Environmental Commission. Sincerely, ~ ~ ~~ Susan Fritz P.O. Box 576 Vail, CO 81658 January 30, 1989 Vail Planning & Environmental Commission Community Development Dept. 75 So. Frontage Rd. W. Vail, CO 81658 Gentlemen: I ceould like to apply to serve a two year term on the Vail Planning & Environmental Commission. I have been a resident of the Vail Valley for 8Z years, and have been involved in business here for over ten years. I have an extensive background in building, real estate development and real estate brokerage. I am currently Associate Broker with Vail-Lionshead Real Estate, but I am planning to open my own brokerage within the next thirty days. I also own my home in Vail, and have served as secretary-treasurer and manager of my homeowners association for the last three years. I feel my background and my long term involvement with the valley give me a good insight and depth into understanding the many concerns faceing Vail today. The increasing pace of building in the area and the increase in size to Vail Mtn. make it imperative that we face up to and determine the limits of our current infrastructure and whether or not we wish to increase those limits in certain areas. Please contact me at the above address, or at 476-0480 to let me know the time and date when applicants will be interviewed by the Town Council. Sincerely, ~~~~i`-~ Chris Neuswanger .~ SIDNEY SCHULTZ-ARCHITECT 141 EAST MEADOW DRIVE VAIL, COLORADO 81657 303/476-7890 9 February, 1989 Mr. Peter Patten Town of Vail Office of Community Development. 75 South Frontage Road Vail, CO 81657 - Dear Peter: I am writing this letter to express my wish to be considered for re-appointment to the Planning and Environmental Commission. I feel that I have been able to contribute to the board over the past four years and would like the opportunity to continue as a member for another two year term. "" ~ -- Sincere , a Sidney Schultz, AIA ~ i' MEMBER. THE AMERICAN INSTIME OF ARCHITECTS ~._ . ~. ,. ~ i- { tip ~i F rz r ~ ~} .r k t M 7 ~S }Z r' ~ ~ ~y rrsii ~ }`~ d M. r gy ~.. b t ~ +. t ,i ri 1 f.-ta Se}~;`, t t: ti ; f. `. r '~,' +.' a Vt {3. t 7 .v I ~ .r t t v ~. 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S ~t F '' u Having completed my second term on the Town of Vail Design Reeiew~Board,•.~I . >;.,:::, am applying for a position on the Planning and Environmental Commission. ,., } -.t is ,-~ ; ' r r .c r As a member, I feel that the Commission will benefit from my Design Review :'Board experience and my understanding of the design review process. .~j' :r .'• .. r yS "<~.. i/..:;.'. ~~ `'+",,v}''~~>i~r~, .~'. :: ~" :. ~,..,,t j,.~7~.4'f,rri ~, Ff~y ~~. ~;. ~ tr ;S~r { ...5,. ~ r~ ~~~t~ I,_t. .~ `I a ;i: ,-I` have enjoyed my affiliation with the Design Review Board andr~wish to r.;~.~.,~~ ,, ,continue to serve the the Town of Vail as a member of the Planning and '' ' ' ~ , s~ Environmental Commission ';Thank you for your consideration K,.~,,~r' ; + 'a~ ~~';'~ f °~r'> > {:.~ : p.,_y- xhd{~. 1 m. s' I I + - ~, r`.~ ~ r r I .Y 4 _ r S ~ r' 1 ~ I s r F ~~x t n,rl ~ 1 our.5' tru ~ ,' JltVly r ,f r ~ i r .'1 i .r i ~t Fi 1 I ~ ' ~ ~ r N /.yr1'~iy~e ~ : ai r~ a. ~ ~ Si~si~ ;1,~ `4 ~ ;~ ~ t ,l I' xlj I p r 'c r ~~tZ ` eY S. ~+ 1: ,u rpr t~>4+ ~, i }t7zty f-? h r c _~~^~"r j~a`fi aut » t r3', y am 1 ~' ~ v. r r r r r x i ,y ~ ~ rt. r r d- ', ~~~ °-." t z e{r-.. ~r r:; >n f ' t art.: 1 x..A;~r j >t :s, r it t f , f ~ t `~ ~ ~ j 'f ~~ ~ t I r 'C. *rF ~k ~<,,,. Ft ':.~4" ~'ra ~.1~^xr}°~{i"'+'rnp..Jld~ t .~ r { a r z'r : } 1a1~ r{-.. ~ ~, _ J ~' ~ V~'r ru 7 Jn . 1 .r' 4 :. z ~ :r~ {' r s , ~~opertees, inc. ~ e ..~`, ~®I1~~~o and Gardens" VAIL 21 BUILDING: 51 1 Lionshead Mall. Vail, CO 81657 Telephone (303) 476-2482 - January 19, 1988 Vail Design Review Board Attn: Community Development Dept. 75 S" Frontage Rd. Vail, CO 81657 Dear To Whom It May Concern: This letter is to express my desire to become a member of the Vail Design Review Board. I presently own a condominium at 2773 Kinnickinnick, Columbine North and have been a resident of the Vail area for eleven years. In 1978-79 I acted as Mr" Chuck Rosenquist's and Mr. Dick Brown's liaison in representing their interests within the LionsHead Merchants~Association. Additionally, I was a committee member responsible for ensuring that our citizens were educated regarding the issue of the LionsHead parking structure when it was a voters referendum. I believe participating in the design review process would be a satisfying way to serve my community. I must admit, however, that I am curious as to how the board actually operates and believe this will be enlightening as well. I would appreciate being considered for one of the openings. Cordially, GOR~ RANGE PROPERTIES, INC./ BETTER HQME$~ND GARDENS U V~ Anne`~~ itz Sales Associate AF/tl I~1LS "UUOC 9 ®r ange ~etter ~~®~ertoes, ~nC. I ~ .~ I~oe~o VAIL 21 BUILDING: 51 1 Lionshead Mall, Vail, CO 81657 Telephone (303) 476-2482 January 18, 1989 Town of Vail ATTENTION: Betsy Rosolack 75 South Frontage Rd. Vail, CO 81657 Dear Betsy, I appreciate your reminding me of the positions available on Design Review Board. I am, indeed, interested in reapplying for a board position and look forward to your response. Cordially, GORE R~NGE PROPERTIES, INC./ BETTER:; HOES AijP5 GARDENS ;~ ~ ~~ Anne Fitz SalestAssociate ® IVI L S Af .l10G duff Arnold Ned Gwathmey Architects, P.C. 1000 South Frontage Road West Vail, Colorado 81657 303-476-1147 s~ ~ I~w~a Gfl~~~° ~ t ~ ~~~~ ~ ~ ea.~~ ~o~, ~~~ ~ t~.r~~. p~Cn~ Acre >, N~ .~ of..' ai~~~i®nshead Real Estate 531 East Lionshead Mall Vail, Colorado 81657 ~303J 476-1600 Denver X303) 629-7214 February 13, 1989 Vail Design Review Board c/o Community Development Dept. 75 South Frontage Road Vail, CO 81657 ATTN: Kristan Pritz Dear Kristan, Please accept this letter as my application for 1 of the vacancies on the Design Review Board. My qualifications are as follows: 1. Resident of Vail since 1981, and a registered voter within the TOV. 2. Active, full-time Vail Realtor since 1984. This profession requires a working knowledge of real estate design and current trends, as well as an ability to listen well and negotiate. For these reasons, I feel that I can offer an educated opinion on proposals to be reviewed. 3. I have the time, energy, and desire to participate actively in the future growth of the Vail area, and want very much to be a part of the design/review process. Let me know when you have any questions or comments. at either home or office numbers 7 days/week. Thank you for your consideration. Best regards, `~' /~`~ /Joseph Matyk~ Sales Associate JM/kv I am available PROFESSIONAL REAL ESTATE BROKERS FOR THE VAIL VALLEY February 14, 1989 Community Planning Department Town of Vail 75 S. Frontage Rd. Vail, CO 81657 To Whom it :`Say Concern: This letter is to inform you of my interest in serving on Vail's Design Review Board. I have worked in the Vail vallev for nearly three years as a landscape designer for Land Designs by F,llison & Co. Prior to moving to Vail, I attended Colorado State University. I graduated with a degree in landscape horticulture with a concentration in landscape design and construction. I feel my education, talent and experience could greatly benefit Vail's Design S.eview Board. I appreciate your consideration. Sincerely, Jamie D. rScCluskie ~.aw ~ ~~ Address: 2665 A Larkspur Lane Vail, CO 81657 (303) 476-1331 Fitzhugh Scott Box 1773 Vail, Colorado 81658 January 20, 1989 Members of the Council Town of Vail 75 S. Frontage. Road Vail, Colorado 81657 To the Members of the Council: I have read that vacancies exists on the Planning Commission and on the Design Review Board and I would like to offer my services for either one or both of the positions. I feel that I am qualified to serve by virtue of the many years I have spent as a practicing architect and because I have been a resident of Vail for over 20 years and am deeply concerned with the manmade environment. Unfor- tunately I am leaving today for a trip to Australia and New Zealand, returning to Vail on February 28th and will not be available for an interview until March 1. ~" ~S,incerely yo s, Fitz g cott FS/jar MEMORANDUM T0: Town Council FROM: Ron Phillip DATE: February 15, 1989 SUBJECT: July Fourth Lacrosse Tournament Attached to this memorandum are written comments received from Town of Uail departments, the Vail Resort Association, and a visitor to Vail concerning holding the Lacrosse Tournament on the Fourth of July weekend. As I understand it, UMRD is planning to hold the lacrosse tournament this year from June 28 through July 4, with Independence Day falling on a Tuesday. VMRD has asked the Town administration to give them permission to use the lower bench at Ford Park for those days for lacrosse parties and activities in conjunction with the tournament. They obviously do not need permission from the Town to use the athletic field or the softball fields since those are included in the lease approved by the Town Council last December. As you can see from the memorandum from Vail Resort Association and the postcard from S. Kramer, there is some strong opinion that the lacrosse tournament should be moved from the Fourth of July weekend to another weekend during the summer. My suggestion is the Council discuss this problem with the UMRD Board at the joint session next Tuesday to see if some resolution of the problem can be reached. I will not approve the use of the lower bench at Ford Park until I have direction from the Town Council as to your preference in this issue. RVP/bsc Attachments cc: Pat Dodson Ken Hughey Dick Duran Stan Berryman Peter Patten Dear Vail, I°m sure you know what you're doing...but does it make sense to fill your town with 20-year-olds who sleep 10 to a room and eat pizza all weekend and wake the entire town when they leave the bars at 2 AM....at the risk of offending the older customers who want to bring their families to ' spend a nice holiday in your fine hotels, eating at your fine restaurants and enjoying things like bike rental, gondola rides, etc. We never, ever go any place on spring break and that's what we found in Vail over the Fourth. What a disappointment: We've been coming to Vail since day one....winter and summer...but I don't know when we'll want to return. S. Kramer ~C'D J U L 2 9 9~~~ m 6L\~6 ~ ~OU V~ ~~~~~~Li V 241 E. Meadow Drive Vail, Colorado 81657 T0: RON PHILLIPS FROM: SYLVIA BLOU T DATE: JULY 27, 19 8 RE: 4TH OF JULY AND LACROSSE Ron, as you requested the lodging community discussed the 4th of July and the Lacrosse Tournament at our lodging meeting on July 21st. Some of the comments were: - Had fewer problems than last year. Police response was 20 minutes as opposed to nine hours last year. - The Lacrosse Tournament should not be moved out of Vail as it attracts world class players and teams. - Some had the impression that there were only kids in Vail. - One hotel owner thinks that Vail has turned into a college weekend over the past three years. People are saying they are not coming back to Vail over the 4th of July, and even more strongly, some are saying that they will never come back to Vail. He believes that families have been driven away, and he would even consider closing down his hotel during that time. - Some commented that they do not need the business, yet on the other hand, they feel that Vail does not need the bad publicity either. Summary: Ron, it was decided that it was not, in many cases, the Lacrosse players who were causing the problems, but the younger kids in which the tournament attracts (specifically the Cherry Creek/Englewood crowd). This has created an image in Vail that the 4th of July is a great weekend for high school and college kids. This is the image Vail needs to break; we need to bring Vail back to where it used to be several years ago - family oriented. Instead of saying we do not want to host the Lacrosse Tournament in the future (which would most likely produce bad publicity), we need to provide a better alternative. It was suggested that we move the tournament up to Memorial Day Weekend, at a time when we need the business. It will take a few years to get rid of the college kids, but if the police department continues to do a.great job, the kids will decide that Vail is not the place to be over the 4th of July. CENTRAL RESERVATIONS ®(303) 476-5677 MARKETING/CHAMBER SERVICES o (303) 476-1000 © Denver Line 595-9488 ;i' J~ i r ]NTEPgORAPTDUP~I TOt Ron Phillips, Town Manager FROMo Ken Hughey, Chief of Police DATED July 18, 1988 SUBJECTs July 4th Weekend 1988 Critique I have received and reviewed critiques from my department members relating to the 4th of July. Overall, it appears as if our preplanning resulted in a generally smooth and successful weekend. There are internal areas where we need to fine tune; i.e. staffing levels, paperwork, etc., however, I feel we have developed a basically sound plan that can be used as a framework for future years special events. Of special note, I would like to comment on several areas as followse 1) The closed container ordinance was an extremely helpful tool at controlling the amount of open containers in the Village, as witnessed by the decreased numbers of open container arrests. This tool should be continued in the future. 2) There is becoming an apparent and increased need for a functional and adequate radio channel to supplement the blue law enforcement channel. Channel loading was a definite problem and preplanned efforts at using "green" or "yellow" were not a viable option due to signal strength and area of coverage problems. It should be noted that this is being addressed through the report generated by our consultant. 3) The 4th of July parade can be adequately controlled through the use of non-sworn/civilian personnel, freeing up sworn personnel for evening or more critical activities. The assistance of Pat Dodson and two VMRD civilians was effective and very helpful. In fact, other than the "lead°1 car, I was the only uniformed officer on the parade route - a spooky thought in and of itself. '~ f~. i July 18, 1988 page 2 4) We still need to better identify those lacrosse players who are arrested and should be "kicked out" of the event. Attempts to do this with event sponsors have met with mixed results. I am confident we can coordinate this with the sponsors in the future. 5) Moving the volleyball tournament to an alternate weekend was a great idea. I would like to note that I solicited public comment as to our activities and have received no information. I would also like to thank you, the staff, and the Town Council for your support allowing us to make this a fun and family oriented weekend. Should you have any questions, comments, etc., please feel free to contact me. luw~ o 42 wes4 meadow drive veil, Colorado 81657 (303)476-2200 '~ ~` '~ '~ M E M O R A N D U M~~ '~ ~ TO o RON PHILLIPSS'" ~~,,(~ FROMe DICK DURAN D.x+'~ DATEe JULY 12, 1988 RE a FOURTH OF JULY WEEKEND the department Although this year's fourth of July weekend was the busiest ever experienced by the Fire Department, I feel we handled it very successfullyo This year we hired personnel to man an additional pumper, with McGee and I floating to calls on July 3rdo With McGee working fireworks complaints, I feel we reduced our fire problem d rasticallyo We w ill continue this effort next yearn We expected the evening of the 4th to be a quiet one, but found it to be busy with many complaints of people using fireworkso Once again, we need to work on our hotels to have more of their staff working on these nights o Attached are reports from John Gulick and Mike McGeeo 90W~ 42 unrest meadovd drive vail, Colorado 81657 (303)476-2200 '~ '~ '~ '~ M E M 0 RAND U M ~ '~ * '~ TOt CHIEF DURAN FROMe JOHN GULICK DATE: JULY 5, 1988 RE : FOURTH OF JULY WEEKEND fire departmertf Here are the alarm response statistics for the holiday period, June 30 - July 5o We experienced about the same average as last year; 14 runs on the day of the fireworks display, with over 10 runs the day after, The increase in emergency and non- emergency responses were once again attributed to the volume of people in Vail, Non-emergencies were up by six calls, and EMS calls were down by threes We also extinguished two structure fires, two car fires, and two trash fires, with no grass or brush fireso Other incidents included two helicopter asssits, two barbecue smoke scares, and one water/sewer backups Malicious fireworks and pull stations are also listed, which were turned over to Fire Marshal McGeea My personal observation of this year's celebration is clear, we°re a teams The officer's at the Vail Fire Department spent Friday afternoon together, working with the Building Department on several projects in the Village, and afterward, toured the Village and Lionshead "target" areas, preplanning scenarios in the event of an emergencyo That plan proved successful, as it worked to our advantage on Saturday morningo Also, our early scheduling of man~wer, with a preliminary and revised listing of our people and equipment helped eliminate the confusion associated with assignmentso The "briefing meeting" on Sunday night was essential to our plan of operations, and this only reinforced how we handled all of the calls so smoothlyo The two Avon resident firefighters who volunteered to ride along sure helped us, tooo When 413 was committed to the water problem at the Landmark Towers, we had enough manpower available to cover our response areas with 412 at Station One and 410 at, the TOV Shops, ready to respond during the fireworks displays The rest of the evening went exceptionally well, despite the malicious fireworks and related incidentso F'1 ~.JE a -qtr: --.a .,., .. _ .. •' i , i ~ 1 _.. ..._.: ., :. .... .:.. _. ... ,. , ; . .. _ :. ,-: l .. .. _.. ... .._ _.:: ., i ..._ r . l . ~ ...,. _. . . / --• ••` ` r . .~ _ ....... .... , _ ._ L_r :..:_... .:t, , 4 _ , : .. ~ .: :: ~.. ..y ., r L i _. . . 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JULY 4TH CONTACTS 7/3/88 THRU 7/5/88 FIRE MARSHAL MCGEE to GOLDEN PEAK TENNIS COURTS - 6 JUVENILES, AGES 8-16, LITTLETON, COo CONFISCATED BOTTLE ROCKETS AND FIRE CRACKERSo 20 FORD PARK - 4 JUVENILES, 16-18, ENGLEWOOD, BOTTLEROCKETSe 3 a MANOR VAIL - 1 JV , , 1 6, BOTTLE ROCKETS , LITTLETON; 1 CONDO OWNER SHIELDED JUVENILES , PROMISED TO STOP SHOOTING FIREWORKS m 7o LUPINE DR, EAST VAIL, CONTACTED PROPERTY OWNER WHO SURRENDERED; 1 CASE FIREWORKS BEING SHOT OFF BY SIX COLLEGE AGED MALES o 5a BIGHORN RD, - CONTACTED PROPERTY OWNER, SURRENDERED 1 SACK OF MISCo FIREWORKS o 6o TEXAS TOWNHOMES- CONTACTED 5 JV, SHOOTING BOTTLEROCKETSo SAID THEY WERE OUT, 7 o TOURED VILLAGE CORE , MET WITH PD o 8o TOURED CROSSROADS, MET W/P/D/ 9o RESPONDED TO SONNENALP BAVARIA HAUS PARKING LOT, BOTTLEROCKETS , PARTIES RAN o 10, LODGE AT LIONSHEAD PH 3, CHRISTOPHER J, POWERS, CO D,Lo P588813 DOB 3-10-69, CONFISCATED APX 12 DOZ BOTTLE ROCKETSo llo DOUBLETREE # 423 ALAN DAVID IKEYA, DOB 6-3-67, 1080 14TH STo, BOULDER, CO; CO D,L, H 1538950 FIREWORKS COMPLAINT FROM MGMT, SEIZED 1 CASE SKY ROCKETSo SECOND OCCUPANT - FRIDOLF AVERY HANSON, 1085 14TH ST, #1086, BOULDER, CO 80302; CO DL - G69646g DOB 8/23/660 120 FIRE EXTINGUISHER WAR 4TH FL GOLD PEAK HSv - WITNESS POINTED OUT DOOR OF UNIT WHERE SHE SAID SHE SAW 6FT BLND MALE ENTER AFTER SHOOTING FIRE EXTINGUISHERm OCCUPANTS DENIED KNOWLEDGE OF INCIDENT OR PERSONo ID,'S KAREN MARIE HEGNA, MINNo D,Lo H 250 46 535 477, 5833 12TH AVE, MINNEAPOLIS, bIINN. 55417, DOB 06-22-70e LOCAL UNC HARRISON HALL # 543, GREELY CO 806390 SECOND RP - LISA K, CHAMBERS, DOB 4/22/70; 5695 S. GALENA, ENGLEWOOD, COo SAYS SHE DIDN'T HAVE A DRIVERS LICENSE, SHE'S T00 YOUNG; HAD A STUDENT ID THAT APPARENTLY HAD BEEN TAMPERED WITHe THIRD RP - MEGGEN LYNN BERNSTEIN, 10783 E. CRESTLINE AVE., ENGLEWOOD, 80111; CO DL - M193870, DOB 9/6/70. FOURTH RP - CAROLINE ALLISON LONG, CO DL - P679043; 6836 E. BRIARWOOD DRIVE, ENGLEWOOD, CO; DOB 2/25/70. 13. 7/5/88 - VA IL INTERNATIONAL FIRE WORKS CHARGE: ELIZABETH JEANELL SHUE, CO DL - M146623; DOB 1/22/72; 15404 E. PRINCETON, AURORA, CO 80013. KATHRYN ELIZABETH MATOVSK, CO DL - M244297; 5942 S. EMPORIA CIRCLE, ENGLEWOOD, CO 80111; DOB 1/11/72. SARAH ELIZABETH THOMPSON, CO ID - 336992; 7884 S. MAGNOLIA WAY, ENGLEWOOD, CO 80112; DOB 3/30/72. BRADLEY DONALD THOMPSON, CO DL - P608778; 7884 S. MAGNOLIA WAY, ENGLEWOOD, CO 80112. 14. DAMAGE TO MARRIOTT HOTEL ESTABLISHED BY MARRIOTT AT $200. 15. TWO PARTIES CONTACTED AT HOMESTAKE ON 7/5/88: RICHARD A. SANDS; 4564 QUARTZ DRIVE N.E., RIO RANCHO, NM 87124; DOB 6/4/65; NM DL - 32747388 (02:05, HOMESTAKE CONDOS B-204). EDWARD J. ERLER; 10901 CORDOVA N.E., ALBUQUERQUE, NM 87112; DOB 4/8/68; NM DL - 31940485 (HOMESTAKE CONDOS B-204). SUSPECTS RELEASED ON AGREEMENT THAT THEY CLEAN UP THE AREA AND I RECEIVE NO MORE: COMPLAINTS . 16. SUSPECT AT MARRIOTT (JULY 4): JEFFREY CHARLES BRYANT; 6305 W. 6TH AVE._#16, LAKEWOOD, CO 80214; 00 DL - G58645; DOB 1/7/66 CHARGED WITH POSSESSION OF FIREWORKS AND PUBLIC NUISANCE; ARRAIGNMENT SET FOR 10:00 AM, AUGUST 18, 1988; TIME OF OFFENSE 02:00. FIREWORKS CONFISCATED (EST. ) BOTTLE ROCKETS - 600 SKY R~KETS - 20 ROMAN CANDLES - 6 FIRE CRACKERS - 2000 BUZZ BOMBS AND PIN WHEELS - 12 SMOKE BOMBS - 6 M88°S , M 70'S - 12 GROUN D ROCKETS - 10 MISC, - 12 (FO UNTIANS, ETC,) SUMMARY I FEEL THE PROGRAM, RESPONDING ON REQUEST, WORKED, I FOUND I WAS MOST PRODUCTIVE WHILE DOING "FOOT PATROL" IN THE GOLD PEAK, FORD PARK AND MANOR VA IL AREA, RESPONSE TO THE HOTELS GENERALLY REQUIRED A POLICE OFFICER WITH ARREST POWERSo I ONLY USED THE AUTHORITY TO SUMMONS ONCE, AND THEN I ONLY COSIGNED A SUMMONS FOR THE GUY ARRESTED AT THE MARRIOTT, THE HOTELS ALL REPORTED NUMEROUS COMPLAINTS FROM GUESTS AND STATED THEY ISSUED SEVERAL WARNINGS TO THE SUSPECTS PRIOR TO CALLING USa I STILL AGREE THAT THE HOTELS SHOULD NOT RENT TO MINORSo OCCUPANT LOADS FOR THE HOTEL ROOMS WERE BEING VIOLATED FREQUENTLY© LIQUOR WAS PRESENT IN EVERY CASEo IF THE POLICE DEPT AND YOU AGREE THAT WE SHOULD REPEAT THIS PROGRAM NEXT YEAR, I FEEL ONE ADDITIONAL PERSON RIDING WITH ME WOULD HELP IN IDENTIFICATION, DETENTION AND COLLECTION OF FIREWORKS, I ALSO FEEL SOME MORE TRAINING IN POLICE RELATED ACTIVITY WOULD HE BOTH PRUDENT AND HELPFUL o I FEEL HAVING BEEN TRAINED AND EQUIPPED TO RUN CLEARANCES COULD HAVE HELPED PREVENTED SOME PROBLEMS AS WELL AS SAVED SOME TIME FOR THE PATROL OFFICERS, I FOUND BY CONSEQUENCE THAT ONE JUVINAL BEING HELP IN DETENTION WAS THE SAME PERSON I STOPPED AND IDENTIFIID THE PREVIOUS NIGHT FOR A FIREWORKS VIOLATIONo I ALSO FEEL THAT SUSPECT WAS THE SAME PERSON OFFICER MULSON AND I WERE PER SUING LAST YEAR FOR SHOOTING FIREWORKS AT PEDESTRIANS m INDICATIONS I HAVE RECEIVED ARE THAT THE AMOUNT OF TIME REQUIRED FOR THE TRAINING NECESSARY TO FULFILL THE JOB REQUIREMENTS WOULD NOT BE EXCESSIVE (EST, 1-2 WEEKS OJT), WOULD NOT NECESSITATE CLETA NOR INTERFERE WITH NORMAL JOB DUTIES o IT CAN BE SHOWN THAT THE FREQUENCY AND COMPLEXITY OF FIRE DEPT,-POLICE DEPT, INNERACTIONS ARE INCREASING AND BECOMING MORE ROUTINE THAN NOT, THE PRIORITY CONCERNS SHOULD BE THE SAFETY OF PERSONNEL ASSIGNED TO ALTERNATIVE DUTIES AND THE LEGAL INTEGRITY OF THOSE ACTIONS. AN ALTERNATIVE TO ADDITIONAL TRAINING WOULD BE TO SIMPLY TEAM ME WITH A PATROL OFFICER.