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Home My WebLink About1991-02-05 Support Documentation Town Council Work Session r VAIL TOWN COUNCIL WORK SESSION TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1991 12:30 P.M. REVISED AGENDA 1. Interviews for DRB & PEC Applicants. 2. Interviews for Housing Authority Board Applicants. 3. Symphony of Sports Request for Funding and VRD Youth Center Renovation. 4. Stephens Park Master Plan. 5. Discussion of Christiania Remodel. 6. PEC Planning and Environmental Commission Report. 7. DRB Design Review Board Report. 8. Information Update. 9. Other. 10. Executive Session-Land Negotiations. VAIL TOWN COUNCIL WORK SESSION TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1991 12:30 P.M. AGENDA 1. Interviews for DRB & PEC Applicants. 2. Interviews for Housing Authority Board Applicants. 3. Symphony of Sports Request for Funding and VRD Youth Center Renovation. 4. Stephens Park Master Plan. 5. Discussion of Christiania Remodel. 6. Information Update. 7. Other. 8. Executive Session-Land Negotiations. VAIL TOWN COUNCIL WORK SESSION TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1991 12:30 P.M. EXPANDED AGENDA 12:30 1. DRB & PEC Applicants Interviews. All terms will be for Kristan Pritz two years. Action Requested of Council: Interview applicants and ask any questions you may have. Background Rationale: On DRB, the terms expiring are Ned Gwathmey - 2/91, and Sherrie Dorward - 2/91. Reapplying will be Ned Gwathmey, Sherrie Dorward - letters attached. On PEC, the terms expiring are Chuck Crist - Z/91, Kathy Warren Langenwalter - 2/91 and Dalton Williams - 2/91. Reapplying will be Chuck Crist, Kathy Langenwalter and Dalton Williams - letters attached. New applicants to the DRB - Carol A. Dick - letter attached. New applicants to the PEC - none. Council will vote on the position openings at this evening meeting. 1:30 2. Housing Authority Board of Commissioners/Applicants Jill Kammerer Interviews. Board appointments will be for 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 year terms. Action Requested of Council: Interview applicants. Background Rationale: Attached are copies of Letters of Interest and Resumes from individuals who wish to serve on the Housing Authority Board. The Board is to be comprised of 1 Council member and 4 residents of the Upper Eagle Valley who reside or work within the Town of Vail. All of the individuals who have submitted Letters of Interest and/or Resumes will appear before the Town Council at the February 5th afternoon work session to interview. Commissioners will be selected at the February 5th evening Council meeting. 2:30 3. Symphony of Sports Request for Funding and URD Youth Center Rob Robinson Renovation. A video will be shown and a verbal report will be given on the Symphony of Sports. Enclosed is a diagram of the proposed remodeling of the Youth Services Care and Teen Center areas. Action Requested of Council: Open for discussion and recommendations. 3:00 4. Stephens Park Master Plan. Andy Knudtsen Action Requested of Council: Review plan: Staff will bring it back to Council February 19th for a formal adoption. Background Rationale: Staff will present~~the proposed Stephens Park Master Plan to the council. In order to understand the Council's concerns and expectations, staff has met with the neighborhood twice and taken i t to DRB and PEC. Some changes to the original design have been made, based on the impact from these groups. 3:20 5. Discussion of Christiania redevelopment and Council consent Kristian Pritz to proceed through the PEC review process (356 Hanson Ranch Road/Lot D, Block 2, Vail Uillage 1st). Action Requested of Council: Council consent to allow the Christiania Redevelopment proposal to proceed through the approval process. Background Rationale: Paul Johnston, owner of the Christiania Lodge has requested approval of a density variance to allow the construction of several additions to the Lodge. The Christiania Lodge is meeting parking requirements in part on the Town of Vail owned land and in part on UA owned land. This item is scheduled for review by the PEC on February.ll. Before this item can be reviewed by PEC, the Christiania Lodge must receive assurances from the Town Council and VA that the Town and VA will continue to accommodate the Christiania's parking needs. The Town of Vail, Vail Associates, Paul Johnston and the Mill Creek Condominium owners are continuing discussions in an attempt to permanently resolve property ownership in this area. 3:40 6. Information Update. 3:50 7. Other. 4:00 8. Executive Session-Land Negotiations. Kristan Pritz Ron Phillips -2- MEMORANDIIM TO: Town Council FROM: Community Development DATE: February 5, 1991 SUBJECT: DRB and PEC Applicants The terms of two DRB members and three Planning Commission members expire February 1, 1991. At your work session, you will interview applicants, and in the evening meeting on February 5, 1991, you will appoint two Design Review Board members and three Planning Commission members. Desicrn Review Board The two members of Design Review Board whose terms are expiring are Ned Gwathmey and Sherry Dorward. In addition, Carol A. Dick is also applying for Design Review Board. PlanningT and Environmental Commission The terms expiring are those of Chuck Crist, Kathy Langenwalter and Dalton Williams. These three members are reapplying as well. Letters of interest from each of these applicants are attached. ~aCton ~V. ~uzms Parr o}fue Bo~12S1 vac, corms s~6ss (303J 476-OS00 January 30, 1991 Vail Town Council, Vail, Colorado 81657 Dear Gentlemen: I have enjoyed serving the citizens of Vail on the Vail Planning & Environmental Commission this past year. g ging, rewarding, and sometimes frustrating for someone new to public Servin on the P.E.C. is challen service. There is a lot to Team, and though I sometimes ask unusual questions, I continue to Team and rep- resent the best interest of our community. I wish to continue to serve our community and find myself tom between asking to continue to serve on the P.E.C. and asking to serve on the newly created Vail Housing Authority. I feel that I am well qualified to serve on either. • Over the year, I have made an effort to Team about our community by serving on both the Zoning Code Task Force and the Housing Task Force. • As a member of the P.E.C., I would like to continue working to find ways to make the P.E.C. and the code that we work under more understandable to ourselves and our citizens. • I feel that I bring a different perspective when reviewing projects brought before the P.E.C. While I do not have areal-estate background or know the history of many projects, I bring a business prospec- tive when studying the projects brought before the commission to determine how each fits ir?to our community. • Through my research and work on the Housing Task Force, I have an in depth understanding of the problem and possible solutions and have made valuable contributions to the establishment of the Vail Housing Authority. I find this especially rewarding as this is one of the most important problems fac- ing our community, and one that my business and accounting background lends it's self to. I am well qualified for either the P.E.C. or the Vail Housing Authority and look forward to continuing to serve our community as you direct. Sincerely, ~~~~1~~~~~~ Dalton W. Williams david m. peel '2588 arosa dr. - kathy warren pa a . box 3370 ' Q vail, co. 81658 4", architects 303.476.4506 January 29, 1991 Vail Town Council Town of Vail " 75 South Frontage Road Vail, Colorado 81657 a Dear Council Members; ' Having completed my-two year appointment to the Town of Vail Planning and Environmental Commission, I am applying-for another term. I look forward.to continuing as a member.of the commission and hope:that you will support my reappointment. Thank you for your consideration. Yours truly, f Kathy nwalter J^K• i'. iF - i~J. y, ~x., :l'~ `tPv~ 3...._ , ~ 1 2~ .•r. ~w=:a ~'`~1,/V' RIMEL CRIST 8c ASSOCIATES 1a REALTOR® ll~ll I COLORADO REAL ESTATE & BUSINESS BROKERS SUITE 391, CROSSROADS CENTER 303-476-1833 143 EAST MEADOW DRIVE FAX 479-9534 VAIL, COLORADO 81657 January 10, 1991: Town Council Town of Vail Dear Town Council Members; I would like to reapply for my position and continue service on the Town.'s Planning and Environmental Commission. I enjoyed my last term and feel that I contributed to the commission. Thanks for your consideration. Sincerely, Chuck Crist . ~ , JANUARY 29,1991 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT 75 SOUTH F~p~~eGE ROAD VAIL,CO~ / TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; BEING A RECENT RESIDENT OF VAIL AND CONCERNED WITH THE DEVELOPMENT AND DESIGN OF THE TOWN OF VAIL,~~I AM INTER- ESTED IN SERVING ON THE DESIGN REVIEW BOARD FOR THE PAST EIGHT YEARS I HAVE BEEN INVOLVED IN PROJECTS IN SOUTH FLORIDA AS AN INTERIOR DESIGNER~THE SCOPE OF MY INVOLVEMENT HAS INCLUDED NEW CONSTRUCTION AND RENOVATION OF BOTH INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL PROJECTS ALTHOUGH I HAVE SPECIALIZED IN INTERIOR DESIGN, I DO HAVE EXTENSIVE TRAINING IN GENERAL ARCHITECTURE AS WELL I AM NOW EMPLOYED AS A DESIGNER AT NEVIN NELSON DESIGN IN WEST VAIL AND CONSIDERING MY PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE AND INTEREST IN THE DESIGN OF THE TOWN OF VAIL, I FEEL I WOULD BE A GREAT ASSET TO THE DESIGN REVIEW BOARD I CAN BE REACHED AT 476-5530 DURING THE DAY AND MY HOME NUMBER IS 479-9181, SINCERELY YOURS, CAROL A DICK ~ ~ • ~ - - geodes~~n • January 16, 1991 - ~ Ms. Kristan Pritz, Director Community Development Department ~ Town of Vail - 75 South Frontage Road West. - Vail, CO 81657 Dear Kristan: - - Since September of 1990, I have been serving on the Town of Vail's Design Review Board, filling the remainder of Jamie McCluskey's term which ends, I understand, on February 1, - 1991. At this juncture, I would like formally to request that the Town Council consider appointing me to a full two- year term so that I may continue in this role. - In the short period since I joined the board, I have found the public process of design review both challenging and generally constructive. It takes time to become fully versed - in the town ordinances which govern issues of design control and to-apply them well as an informed member of the board, so • the past three months have .kept me on a high learning curve. I would like very much to continue as a board member, for I -feel that, as I have grown in the role, my perspective as a ' landscape architect has become a useful complement to the - experience that the other members bring to the board.• I welcome the opportunity to discuss my application in more . - detail with you and the Council. ~ _ • Sincerely, ' . _ ~ Sherry Do ward " - - ' cc: Ned Gwathmey, DRB Chairman - ' Sherry Dorward asla landscape architect. ~ . box 3766 vail Colorado 81658 • 303 476 9537 ' • • • • 111 - R 1 1 January 29, 1991 Vail Town Council Attention Kristen Pritz 75 South Frontage Road West Vail, CO 81657 - Re: Design Review Board Appointment - Ned Gwathmey Dear Councilpersons: I wish to add my name to the current applicant list. I feel qualified as I have been on the Board as member, and chairman, for a number of years. I will, if appointed, bring this experience to the review process in a fair and impartial manner, enforcing and interpreting the guidelines with clarity and consistency. I spent time with the Committee for reviewing the guidelines and felt that the details I suggested reduced confusion in communicating with applicants. I think you will find my attendance record has become perfect and I see no reason that cannot continue. If I am appointed, I will propose to open up to the other members the position of chairman for a vote. If you choose not to reappoint me, I will certainly understand, but don't count on my vote next Council election. Sincerely, A OLD/GWATHMEY PRATT ARCHITECTS, P.C. 1 Edward M. Gwathmey, A EMG/ad FEB-04-'0:3~90N 13:22 ID:VAIL-LIOh~FiEAD R' E' TEL N0:303-476-0102 kt616 P01 ~Tai1-Lionshead Real Estate . sal Banc Lionehaad Mau veil, Coloz~dfl si65r (303 476•I600 Dmvu (3031629-7214 BAX COYER PA08 PLEASE DBLIVBx THE 1~O1.LOWING PAG${ S) : TO: 1QIQ~1 tTJ~Yv~f'~ FAX 0 S'YI FROMt ~ 1Jt5'/0~? .FAX # (3037 47'5-0102 TOTAL NtII~iBER OF PAGES IIdCI;UDINC THH CONSR PAGR t c3 DATE: ~ TIMSt ~7"~l~r IP YOU 1?ID NOT RECEIVE ALL PAGES, PI~ASB GALL (303) 476-0102 {TBLErau~iE ON FAX MACH][NE) QR OUR Gffi~RAL N[JMBER {303) 476-1600. ADDITIONAL 90TR~ 7h ft Or? 7` h.as,~k- ~ 1Q.0~/ !`~D ~4~L\~ /~~`7'Q rO - U PROFESSIONAL REAL ESTATE BROKERS FOR THE VAII. VALLEY _ FEB-04-'03 hION 13:23 ID:VAIL-LIOhISHEAD R' E' TEL h~:~3-476-0102 t#616 P02 _ - ~ai1-Lions~e~~ Real Estate , S91 Eaot Lloaahead Mall ~ Yail, Colorado 81457 ~y61600 • FAX (303) 4Td~O1QZ • Denver (303 6Z9•'tZ14 Jaaaary !0, 1991 Ren Philiina sore Manager Dear Ren: I lsavs been naked by a aauple of Ranltors tv apply !or a position on the 8ouaiaq Authority. Thorofore, a little about myself. i came to Vail in 1974 Pram Australia with SZ,000.00 !.a my pocket and like the aer locals is torn today, worked thrao jobs to got ahead! 2 nor oahf t+iy aim hvuoi~ and rental property in Vail. I purohaaed and ownod a raaah, along with mp two e~iatars, at tha ago o! 18, which w sold rhvn = aaa ZZ. i haw been Cho xanager sad aervad oa tho board o! the Aspen Tra. Condominiwna sad was inatramental in the remodel of that Goinpiox. i also Corned Choir boolcr from a negative to a positive budget rithia a year. For tlso last year and a half, Y have taken eoatrol of Vail-Lionahead Raai Retste'a hooka and again tornecl. ovar a $30,000.00 loan to a net gain in that time. Ya past years, Y also tried !ny hand is devRiopment by building a dWpiox is Ragle-Vail and beittq an iavestvr in the leraiaunon woods projsat in Binglgts~s. Tharsforo, I do have a knowledge of real estate and !innate maasgement, eoaatruction and d~aign. !ty bobbies are skiing, sating and therefore, aorabicel Z have also beets ono of the Benior Suddys in Cho Suddy Program far about Ehsyo years. All my education rae is Aaatralia, sad, goo = am a legal resident alien of the united Staten! eiacarei , 8u~ Dugan PROFESSIONAL REAL. ESTA'TB BROSERS POR THB VAIL VALLEY FEE-04-'03 MON 13:24 ID:VAIL-LIOQ~-IEAD R' E' TEL NO:303-4?6-0102 I#616 P03 ~~~1-Lio~sl~ea~d Ite~1 Estate • 53l $adt Liotuh8ad Mall • veil, Colorado 81657 (303) 476-1600 • FAX (303) 476-0102 • Denver (303) 6Z0~7~14 8[7$ Dt?GAM Stoker Associate a Liceasad is Colorado ainco 1978 ~ Vail Co-Prosidsnt of the Vail ~ahange Croup 1485-iQ89 e Treasurer of the Iastituta of Creative Mar]tetiag 1984-85. e Reoipisnt of the Vaii Hoard of Realtors Creativity Auard 1987 ~ Ts~easnrer of the Veil Sosrd of Realtors 1984 1990 Bus is originally from Australia and leas lived in the Vail Va11ey since 1974. Sus is thsxsfvrs, more thaa familiar with the area. Sun sot only has the expertise to assist in selling, purchasing and exchanging properties end proficient in creative fineacing but can be of assistance to foreigners as xell. dne to her Coma ~ ~ . slth baclr•,_ sad. PRQFESSIONAL REAL ESTATE BROKERS FOR TI'18 VAIL VALLEY • ~Er~ ~OGITEI2 a / r 5047 Main Gore Drive Vail, Colorado 81657 January 24, 1991 Mr. Kent Rose Town of Vail 75 South Frontage Road Vail, Colorado 81657 Dear Kent, I would like to apply for an appointment to the Vail Housing Authority. I am delighted that Vail has decided to institute such an authority, and I would like to offer my knowledge about employee housing and help guide its creation. I believe you and other members of the council have received, from Ron Phillips, a copy of a monograph which I wrote about a project in which I was involved, and by which I received a reasonably comprehensive education about the employee housing process. The fact that I have been in the real estate investment business for nearly 30 years has additionally given me some insights and the ability to look critically at a project, property or proposal, from a cost, design, location, financing, management and utility standpoint. I have attached a short vitae. Sincerely, Jeff Bowen _ ~ef f ~owerL 5047 Main Gore Drive ` Vail, Colorado 81657 (303) 476-2701 VITAE PETER G. (JEFF) BOWEN ' EDUCATION 1956 The Loomis School 1960 Lawrence College B. A., Government and Economics Graduate School: The University of Wisconsin Law School The University of Denver Law School Various Continuing Legal Education courses BUSINESS 1987- Independent real estate investor, Vail, Colorado, DBA The Investment Group (et al), and General Partner, eight Colorado Limited Partnerships 1975-1987 President and CEO The Investment Group, Denver and Vail, Colorado The Investment Management Group, Ltd. General Partner, administrator or advisor for eighteen Colorado Limited Partnerships Director, Western Acquisitions, En-Com Properties,Ltd. 1973-1975 President The Builders Agency, Ltd., Denver, Colorado Vice-President The Builders Group, Ltd. (development holding company) 1972-1973 Executive Vice President Little & Company, Commercial Realtors, Denver, Colorado Corporate Secretary-Treasurer, Holding Company 1971-1972 Vice President-Commercial Division Perry & Butler, Inc., Denver, Colorado 1969-1971 Manager of Development Mobile Home Communities/Realty Systems, Inc., Denver, • Colorado (later a subsidiary of Trizec) 1967-1969 Property Manager, Lincoln Tower and Columbine Buildings Construction Project Co-ordinator Manager Broomfield Sales Office T. W. Anderson & Company, Denver, Colorado 1962-1967 Property Management Supervisor Commercial Leasing Department entrepreneur Morrison & Morrison, Inc., Denver, Colorado r PUBLICATIONS Real Estate Syndication and Fair Market Value: a Cross Section of Expert Opinion, (with others), Real Estate Finance, Spring 1984 Operating a Limited Partnership in a Recessionary Market, The International Journal of Real Estate, 1983 Portions, Zoning Ordinance, Citv of Greenwood Village, 1984 Rescuing a Sinking Syndicate, The Guarantor, Winter 1977 Various guest editorials, speeches and articles relating to real estate investment, politics, running and flying. AWARDS 1984-1990 Listed, Marquis' Who's Who in the West 1983 Listed, Marquis' Who's Who in Real Estate 1971 Listed, Outstanding Young Men of America 1967 Spoke Award, Denver Junior Chamber PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES 1986- Certified Expert Witness, (Real Estate) Denver District Court 1986- Trustee, The Vail Mountain School Foundation 1985-1986 Mayor Pro-tem and Member of Council, City of Greenwood Village, Colorado 1983-1985 Member, Planning and Zoning Commission, City of Greenwood Village, Colorado 19$3 Continuing Legal Education Lecturer, Syndications, The Northwest Center for Professional Education 1966-1972/ 1982-1986 Director and Vice President, Lawrence University Alumni Foundation 1975 Co-Chairman, Denver area Alumni Fund Drive, Lawrence University 1972 Finance and Special Projects Co-ordinator, various political campaigns 1964-1968 Member, Colorado Council for Economic Development 1966 Member, Board of Directors, Colorado Plan for Apportionment 1962-1967 Member, Denver Junior Chamber; Chairman, Committee for Apportionment; member Standing Committee for Governmental Affairs i MISCELLANEOUS AND RECREATION 1980 Certified Coach, Colorado State Soccer Association 1969- Certified Instructor, Rocky Mountain Ski Instructors Association (now PSIA) 1961-1988 FAA Private Pilot License. Formerly current in various types of single and multi-engine aircraft. Bicycling, Running, Mountaineering, Tennis, Skiing, Soccer d INTEGRATED PERFORMANCE SYSTEMS INTERNATIONAL _ ~ V A 1 L • C O L O R A D O January 26, 1991 Mayor Rent Rose 75 S Frontage Road West Vail, Co. 81658 Dear Mayor Rose: It is my understanding that the Council will establish a housing authority in order to find solutions to the valley's housing shortage. I am enclosing my profile and wish to be considered for appointment to this Board. It seems to me that we have an opportunity to look at this problem from a number of different perspectives. It should be clear that the answer is not simply low cost and moderately priced housing in this valley. It is a broader question dealing with the provision of opportunities .for shelter for a wide range of people who are attracted to the quality of life which we enjoy. It ranges from youth hostels uniquely designed to build the tourists of the future, to quasi-permanent housing for seasonal employees, to permanent housing for younger locals who wish to make this their home, and includes a new market of the older generation who will increasingly look to Vail for retirement homes. I believe there are a number of creative solutions to answer these issues and to model a comprehensive housing plan. In addition to the information provided in my profile, it should be noted that I am a licensed Real Estate Broker in Colorado. Other experiences relate to the qualifications for appointment, for example, --Responsible Executive for Corporate Planning --Chairman of Personnel Board for Montgomery County in haryland --Managed budgets in excess of 12 Billion --Responsible Executive for design of model retail facilities Vail will proceed down a path of traditionalism in looking at the housing issue or a fresh creative avenue. And, I would like to be part of this new creativity which I know is possible. Thank You. Sincerely, ~ f"l/Lri~lQ Eugene C. Hagb~rg (303) ?6 25 5 ~ n_ !ia-~ ~~`ti`-tQ' ~d~L c~ ~i P.O. Vail, Colorado 81658-0599 303-476-2535 a Sod EUGENE C. HAGBURG 1788 Sequoia Drive ~ Vail, Colorado 81657 (303) 476 2535 SUMMARY OF More than twenty years of diversified and EXPERIENCE: increasingly responsible management experience. This includes corporate operations management, strategic planning, labor relations, training and development systems, and university programs. Have consistently demonstrated practical yet imaginative approaches to changing management systems and organizational structures in the interest of improved quality and efficiency. POSITIONS: 1988- President, Integrated Performance Systems International ...Provide a range of managerial consulting activities to improve effectiveness and efficiency. Clients have included the Martin Marietta Corp., Office of Auditor General-Canada and, the Third Class Mail Association. 1985-1987 Assistant Postmaster General, Planning Department, United States Postal Service ...Provided research on competitive environment and economic business forecasts as well as organizational capacity to respond to markets... responsible for the linking of corporate strategies for a growth industry with revenues in excess of $30 billion dollars. 1979-1985 Assistant Postmaster General, Delivery Services Department, United States Postal Service ...Responsible for the system-wide operational policies for a city and rural delivery network of 100 million delivery points...responsible for operational policies for a retail unit network of more than 50,000 window positions... responsible for national policies for a postal fleet of 124,000 vehicles and related support and maintenance facilities...managed national system activities related to the use of address information data systems such as zip code. ' 1973-1979 Director, Postal Service Training and Development System, United States Postal Service ...Responsible for training policies and the management of a large scale training operation. Responsible for design of data series to assess the impact of the training investment on the efficiency and effectiveness of operations. ~ POSITIONS: 1973-1979 Director, Postal Service Management Institute 1969-1973 ~=Assistant Director, LISPS Management Institute 1968-1969 Chief, Postal Management Division, LISPS Management Institute 1968 Chief, Employee Management Branch, Cincinnati Region, Post Office Department 1967 Special Assistant for Employee Relations, Cincinnati Region, Post Office Department 1961-1967 Assistant Professor and Assistant Director, Labor Education and Research Service, The Ohio State University OTHER SELECTIVE PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES: Senior Level Advisor for Special Examinations of Crown Corporations, Office of the Auditor General of Canada, 1986-1989 Executive Exchange, Bundepost (Post and Tele- Communications) West Germany, 1984 Senior Advisor to the Postmaster General, Bermuda, for redesign of Postal Systems, 1983 Chairman, Montgomery County (Maryland) Personnel Board, 1978 Member, Review Committee, for project: Measuring the Quality Dimension of Service Productivity in the Federal Reserve System, 1977 President, Bannockburn Citizens Association, Bethesda, Md., 1976-1977 Member, Special Committee to Review Compensation and Personnel Practices for Montgomery County Council, 1974-1975 Advisor to the Commission on Productivity established by the President of the U.S. 1973 Lecturer, Federal Executive Institute, 1974 Professorial Lecturer, George Washington U., Graduate Program, 1970-1971 Lecturer, University of Maryland (Business Administration) 1968-1977 Executive-in-Residence, The University of Denver, 1975 EDUCATION: B.A. 1956, Dickinson State College M.A. 1964, The Ohio State University Phd. Candidate, The Ohio State University, (Majored in Complex Organizations and completed all Phd. requirements except dissertation) AUTHOR: Co-Author of three college textbooks on Labor Relations and a book on The Human Resource Model in Organizations (Forthcoming publication) ? ~ a t h~ a. ~ ~ vn~c vourH sEAV~cES . 395 east iionshead circle va11, Colorado 81657 (303) 4T9-2292 MEMORANDUM TO: Town of Vail Council Members FROM: Rick Chastain, Vail Recreation District, Youth Services DATE: January 31, 1991 RE: Reconstruction of Youth Services Cafe area Please find enclosed a diagram of the proposed remodeling of the Youth Services Cafe and Teen Center areas. Most notably, these plans include: - Conversion of downstairs area into a multi-purpose Children's Activity Center - Installation of comprehensive registration facilities Such remodeling will enable Youth Services to implement a variety of new programs and activities. Among them are: - Arts and Crafts - Outdoor Recreation - Enrichment programs - Registration and Information . • - , VMRa Youth Services ' ' ' ' ' ' ~ Taen Canter west stairwe(1 ~c~ ' 395 East Llonshead Circle staff offices win ws temp. partitions equip locker Proposed ork table Reconstruction of Teen Center Llonshead Auxiliary Bldg. Mezzan/ne Level do rway service counter current teen center office demolish east stairwell i ram #7 D ag Western End of Lower Level ' ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ervlces (Dan The Sandwich Man) ' ;~~52 Llonshead :;i~c~i~:~;~i~:~;~i~:~: ~Ircle • ; ;i;:; ~ i~i Proposed Reconstruction office ~ Work . of Cafe Area space install registration counter ~ doorway Llonshead Auxlllary Btdg. 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AGENDA 1. Ten-year Anniversary - Kraige Kinney. 2. CITIZEN PARTICIPATION. 3. Minutes of January 8, 1991, and January 15, 1991. 4. Ordinance No. 42, Series of 1990, second reading, relating to air pollution. 5. Appointment of DRB and PEC Applicants. 6. Appointment of Housing Authority Board Applicants. 7. Resolution No. 1, Series of 1991, relating to smokeless weekend. GUS ti i C ~ a SUDAFED SYMPHONY OF SPORTS 1990 INCOME STATEMENT Income: ~ , Ticket Sales $27,160.15 Town of Vail Contribution 16.500.00 Total $43,660.15 Expenses: Contract Labor $ 2,160.00 Printing 3,591.43 Advertising 7,683.87 Contractors Fees 14,863.85 Lodging 288.87 Hospitality 21,325.75 Mileage 374.58 Uniforms 243.00 Miscellaneous Operating 5,672.64 Total $56,203.99 ($12,543.84) Lodging donated by the Vail Resort Association in the amount of $40,000. LA/tlt MEMORANDUM TO: Town Council FROM: Community Development DATE: February 5, 1991 SUBJECT: DRB and PEC Applicants The terms of two DRB members and three Planning Commission members expire February 1, 1991. At your work session, you will interview applicants, and in the evening meeting on February 5, 1991, you will appoint two Design Review Board members and three Planning Commission members. Desian Review Board The two members of Design Review Board whose terms are expiring are Ned Gwathmey and Sherry Dorward. In addition, Carol A. Dick is also applying for Design Review Board. Plannina and Environmental Commission The terms expiring are those of Chuck Crist, Kathy Langenwalter and Dalton Williams. These three members are reapplying as well. Letters of interest from each of these applicants are attached.