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Home My WebLink About1994-07-12 Support Documentation Town Council Work Session VAIL TOWiV COUNCIL WORK SESSION TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1994 AGENDA THERE IS NO VVOFiK SESSION SCFiEDl9LED ON TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1994. NOTE l9PCOnA9T1G AflEETING START TInAES BELOW: (ALL TIMES ARE APPROXIMATE AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE) T9iE NEXY VAIL TOUVN COUIVCIL RECULAR WOFiK SESSION lfl/9LL BE ON TUESDAY, 7/19/94, BEGIPdNING AT 2:00 P.M. IN TOV COUNCIL CHAMBEFiS. l'HE N9EXT VAEL TOV1lN COUNCIL REGULAR EVENING AAEETiNG lA/1LL BE ON YUESDAl(, 7/99/94, BEGIiVNING AT 7:30 P.IUI. BN TOV COUIVCIL CFiAAABERS. THERE lfUILL BE A SPECIAL WORK SESSION ORN MONDAY, Jl9LV 25, 1994, BEGINNING AT 3:00 P.M. AT MANOFi 1/AIL, 595 EAST IUIEADOW DRIVE. ~ ~ • • • • • C:WGENDANO.WS PLANNING AND ENVIRONNiENTAL CONiMiSSiON July 11, 1994 AGENDA Public Hearinq 2:00 p.m. 1. A request for an amendment to Section 18.57 of the Town of Vail Municipal Code, Employee Housing, to ailow for common area to be used for employee housing. , Applicant: Jay Peterson Pianner: Andy Knudtsen T,4BLED TO JULY 25, 1994 2. A request for a conditional use to allow for a Type II Employee Housing Unit to be located at 126 Forest Road/Lot 5, Biock 7, Vail Village 1 st Filing. Applicant: Ron Byrne for BMS General Partnership Planner: Jim Curnutte TABLIED TO JULY 25, 1994 3. A request for a conditional use permit to ailow for an expansion to the administration building located at 1309 Vail Valley Drive/Unpiatted parcel located north of the I-70 Right-Of-Way, north of Vail Village, 8th Filing. Appiicant: Town of Vail, represented by Greg Hall Pianner: Andy Knudtsen T,4BLED TO JULY 25, 1994 4. A request for a setback variance and an amendment to a previously approved plan to ailow for four duplexes to be constructed at 1894 Lionsridge Loop/Lot 27, Block 2, Lionsridge 3rd Filing. Applicant: Steve Gensler/Parkwood Realty Planner: Andy Knudtsen TABLED TO AUGUST 8, 1994 5. Approve minutes from June 27, 1994 PEC meeting. 1 ! ~ DES9GN RE!lUEiA/ BOARD A?GEF?DA July 6, 9994 " 3:00 P.M. PROJECT OR8ENTAT0ON 19:00 a.m. - 9:00 P.M. 59TE VVSVTS 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. 1. Spraddle Creek Estates - 100 iVorth Frontage Road East. 2. Crossview - 1480 Buffehc Creek Road. 3. Innsbruck Meadows - 2830 Kinnickinnick Road. 4. Gund - 1779 Sierra Trail. 5. Lionshead Parking Structure - 395 South Frontage Road West. 6. Byrne/Ying - 486 Forest Road. 7. Mill Creek Court Building - 302 Gore Creek Drive. 8. Brown - 375 Mill Creek Circle. 9. Ford Park - Vail Valley Drive. 10. Gibson/Robinson - 1153 Hornsilver Circle. 11. Mueller - 3150 Booth Falls Court. - 12. Stearn s/O'Laug h lin - 4708 Meadow Drive, Unit A-4. Drivers: George and Randy 1. Lionshead Parking Structure - Repaint structure. KP 395 South Frontage Road WesbLionshead Parking Structure. Applicant: Town of Vail/Andy Anderson MOTIOIV: B. Borne SECOND: S. Brainerd VOTE: 4-0 Consent approeed woth cowciitions. 2. Meadow Court - Review construction of newr road to serve five new lots. JC Lots 22, 23, 24, 25 and 26, Block 2, Lionsridge 3rd Filing. Applicant: Pat Dauphinais MOTION: SECOND: VOTE: Consent appcoveol wBth conditions. 3. Byrne/Ying -Concepfual review of a 250 request for addition to RS secondary unit. 486 Forest Road/Lot 1, Block 1, Vail Village 6th Filing. Applicant: Ron Byrne/Bill Reslock MOTION: SECOND: VOTE: Concep4ual - eao vo4e 4aken. ~ 4. Gund - Conceptual review of a new single family residence with RS employee unit. , 1779 Sierra Trail/Lot 18, Vail Village West 1 st Filing. Applicant: Ed Gund MOTION: SECOND: VOTE: Conceptual - no vote taken. 5. Mueller - Conceptual review of a new residential duplex. RS 3150 Booth Falls Court/Lot 3, Block 2, Vail Village 12th Filing. Applicant: John Mue!!er . MOTION: SECOND: VOTE: Conceptual - no vote taken. 6. Covered Bridge Building - Temporary site development sign (20 square feet) MM and modifications to previously approved exterior finishes. 227 Bridge Street/Lots C and D, Block 5-6, Vail Village 1 st Filing. Applicant: Peter Dann/East West Partners - MOTION: B. Borne SECOND: S. Brainerd VOTE: 4-0 - 1. Sign approved. 2. Siding change approved with condition that original railing design remain. 7. Spraddle Creek Estates - Reclamation of construction trailer site. MIVI 100 North Frontage Road EasbParcel B, Spraddle Creek Estates. Applicant: Charlie Biederman/Richard Matthews MOTION: SECOND: VOTE: ; Consent approved. 8. Harris - Demo/rebuild of an existing single family with a 250 addition. MM 1187 Vail Valley Drive/Lot 13, Block 6, Vail Village 7th Filing. Applicant: Bill and Kathy Harris 1. MOTBON: S. Brainerd SECOND: M. Arnett VOTE: 2-2 Motion for approval with conditions, motion fails (Borne/Woldrich opposed). 2. MOTION: S. Brainerd SECOIdD: B. Borne VOTE: 4-0 Tabled to July 20, 1994. ' 9. Stearns/O'Laughlin - 250 request for remodel of interior spaces and MM window modifications. 4708 Meadow Drive, Unit #A-4/Bighorn Townhouses. ' Applicant: Susan Stearns and Frank 0'Laughlin MOTION: SECOND: VOTE: Consent approved. 2 0 ~ 10. Town of Vail - Ford Park stairs and retaining walls. GR Ford Park, Vail Village 7th Filing. Applicant: Town of Vail MOTION: S. Brainerd SECOND: B. Borne VOTE: 4-0 Tabled to Jttly 20, 1994. 11. Mill Creek Court Building - Request to remove a dying Colorado Blue GR spruce tree in a planter, on Town of Vail property, located on Hansen Ranch Road. 302 Gore Creek Drive. Applicant: Mill Creek Court Condominium Association, . represented by fVlark Matthews MOTION: SECOIVD: VOTE: Consenq approved. 12. Innsbruck Meadows #1, #2, #3, ,#4, #5, #6, #7, #8, #9, #14 - IVew single GR family residences. 2830 Kinnickinnick/Lots 1, 5, 7, 8, 9, Innsbruck Meadows. Applicant: Greg Amsden - MOTION: B. Borne SECOfVD: S. Brainerd VOTE: 4-0 Approved wuth conditions. 13. Brown - Demo/rebuild of existing single family with two "250" requests, GR one for the single family residence and one for the Type II EHU. 375 Mill Creek Circle/Lot 17, Vail Village 1 st Filing. Applicant: Kenneth S. Brown MOTION: B. Borne SECOIVD: S. Brainerd VOTE: 4-0 Approded with condi$ions. 14. Gibson/Robinson - Addition to duplex with two 250's for the expansion GR of bedroom and living rooms. 1153 Hornsilver Circle/Lot 10, Block 1, Vail Village 9th Filing. Applicant: Tom Gibson/Norm Robinson MOTION: B. Borne SECOIVD: S. Brainerd VOTE: 4-0 Approveol with conolitions. 15. Crossview -Conceptual review of seven new residences. AK 1480 Buffehr Creek Road/Tract A and B, Part of Parcel A, Lion's Ridge 2nd Filing. Applicant: Steve Gensler/Crossview Properties MOTION: SECOND: VOTE: Tabled until units are sta@ced. 3 . I, 16. Cote - Conceptual review of a primary/secondary residence. GR 768 Potato Patch/Lot 2, Block 1, Vail Potato Patch. Applicant: Raymond Cote, represented by Arlan Bartling MOTION: SECOND: VOTE: Conceptual - no vote taken. 17. Brown - Fifteen new townhomes. AK 1330 Sandstone Drive/Lot G-4, Lionsridge 2nd Filing. . Applicant: Stu Brown Tabted to July 20, 1994. 18. Mill Creek Court Building - Reptace sidewalk with new pavers. GR 302 Gore Creek Drive/Mill Creek Court Building. . Applicant: Mill Creek Court Condominium Association MOTION: SECOND: VOTE: Tabled indefinitely. - - 19. Garza - New Primary/Secondary with a Type I EHU. GR - 2399 Chamonix Lane/Lot 17, Block A, Vail Das Schone 1 st Filing. Applicant: Sergio Garza MOTfON: SECOND: VOTE: Tabled indefinitely. STAFF APPROVALS Covered Bridge Building - Temporary site devefopment sign (5 square feet). MM 227 Bridge Street/Lots C and D, Block 5-B, Vail Village 1 st Filing. , Applicant: Peter Dann/East West Partners Zevada - Replace existing windows and doors. JC 1337 Vail Valley Drive/Lot 4, Block 3, Vail Valley 1 st Filing. Applicant: Manuel Zevada Cummings - Addition of new window on west side of building. JC 2109 Chamonix Lane/Lot 13, Vai1 Heights Subdivision. Applicant: Greg Cummings Gold and Company - Swing set. RS 586 West Forest Road/Lot 3, Block 1, Vail Village 6th Filing. Applicant: Jeff Gold, representing Gold and Company Primack - Addition. RS 2945 Booth Creek Drive/Lot 3, Block 2, Vail Village 111h Filing. Applicant: Bonnie Primack 4 4- ~a Davison - Deletion of stone veneer at entry porch. JC 4420 Glen Falls Lane/Lot 10, Forest Glen. Applicant: Pat Davison Town of Vail - Landscaping changes to Ted Kindel Park. KP Ted Kindel Park. Applicant: Town of Vail, represented by Todd Oppenheimer Betty Ford Alpine Gardens - Signage. GR • Ford Park/540 Vail Valley Drive. Applicant: Helen Fritch/Marc Zipfel • Town of Vail - Replace timber walkway at Bald Mountain underpass. GR Underpass between Bald Mountain Road and Aspen Lane. Applicant: Town of Vail/Greg Hall, Town Engineer Schulman - Convert attic above bathrooms to storage area. AK 1734 Sunburst Drive, Unit 74Nail Golf Course Townhomes. Applicant: Dr. Morton Schulman Loper - Changes to approved plans. AK 702 and 784 Potato Patch Drive/Lot 15, Block 1, Potato Patch. Applicant: Steve Loper Scotch on the Rockies - fVewr awning. GR 113 Willow Bridge Road/Lot K, Block 5E, Vail Village 1 st Filing. Applicant: Hamisch Tear Gondola Building - Install 2' x 3' window in existing door. AK 600 West Lionshead Mall/Gondola Building. Applicant: Vail Associates, Inc. Riva Ridge South Condominiums - One year extension of previous approval. JC 114 East V1/illow Road/Lot 7, Vail Village 1 st Filing. Applicant: Bob Adams Metzger - One year extension of previous approval. JC 114 East Willow Road/Lot 7, Vail Village 1 st Filing. Applicant: Mark Metzger Knudtsen - Type II EHU. JC 4030 iVorth Frontage Road, Unit D/Lot 2B, Pitkin Creek Meadows. Applicant: Andy Knudtsen Velasquez - Add landscaping and terracing to existing residence. AK 802 Potato Patch Drive/Lot 4, Block 1, Vail Potato Patch. Applicant: Javier Velasquez 5 i, Creekside Building/Laughing Monkey - Change amount of stone to be used on the AK exterior of the addition. - 223 Gore Creek Drive/Lot A, Block 5-B, Vail Village 1 st Filing. Applicant: Jose Guzman Crow - New 6 foot metal fence for dog run. JC 1518 Springhill Lane/Lot 15, Block 3, Vail Valley 1 st Filing. Applicant: Robert T. Crow Potato Patch Townhomes - Dumpster enclosure. MM 770 North Potato Patch Drive/Lot 6, Block 2, Vail Potato Patch Applicant: Potato Patch Townhomes 6 6/"~~ ~ United States Forest White River P.O. B~x 94 Department of Service National Forest Glenwood Springs, Agriculture Forest Colorado 81602 Reply to: 1230 Date: June 27, 1994 Pqayor Peggy Osterfoss Town of Vail 75 Frontage Road Vail, CO 81657 • Dear PZayor Osterfoss : Over the last year, we at the White River National Forest have been going through a reorganization with goals of reducing fixed coets and duplication of services while providing quality cuetomer service and resource_managemente As with all important actions on the Forest, we asked for input from our customers as we were designing our new organization. We learned that the , public felt strongly that the Forest Service ahouZd_continue to have a presence in all seven communities around the Forest in which we are presently located. Maintaining this presence was the only sideboard we placed on the design of our new organization. We also concluded that our new organization would give us the opportunity to txy managing with fewer district rangers as vacancies occur while retaining this presence in the communities. Now that the Eagle District Ranger position is vacant as a result of Tom Portice's retirement, we are presented with the opportunity to try something different. Given our present and foreseeable situation with our budget and the impetus to test the feasibility of combining districts, Bill Wood, Holy Cross Dfstrict Ranger in Minturn, has also been assigned as the District Ranger at Eagle as of May 29, 1994. Bill Johnson at Eagle and Kathy Hardy at Minturn have also been assigned additional duties as assistant district rangers. This does not mean that this arrangement will become permanent. Rather, the arrangemarit gives us time to thoughtfully evaiuate the combination based on real experiences. I would like to seek your input in evaluating this arrangement prior to making the long term decision. In order to give thie a fair evaluation, I presently envision that we will operate the two districts in this fashion for a full year before making the decision. The basic options are to fill the position again with a full-time District Ranger at Eagle or to combine the position in some fashion with the Iioly Cross Ranger District. There are probably other possibilities. We will retain offices in both Eagle and Minturn with or without a full time district ranger regardless of alternative selected. Other than that, any arrangement is open to consideration. For the duration of the year, I would like to ask your help in evaluating this opportunity. How is it working? What factors should we consider prior to , making the long tezm decision? How is it affecting you? The services you expect? Resource management? Are there other options we should consider? We will need to continuously evaluate over the one year trial period. In abaut , six months I will ask you for any thoughts you may have regarding the arrangement, how to improve it, or even whether it should continue. At the end of the year, I will ask for your observations and recommendations. Throughout this time, please feel free to contact Bill Wood (303-827-5715) or me (303-945-2521) with any comments or questions you may have. As our agency downsizes and budgets become tighter, we need to make smart decisions that make us efficient and effective. With your he1p, I am confident we can make the right decision. Thank you. Since~ely, e ~ . VETO J. LASALLE - Forest Supervisor . cc: Regional Forester 41, ~-~-E- ~,au 7 '1 ~t~- . VAIL GOLF CLUB ~ JOHN A. DOBSON ARENA e-,'-; 303479-2260 321 pyst Lionshead (ircle Vail. Coloredo 81657 FORD TENN[S COMPLEX 303479_2294 303479-2271 ail cre MARKETING/SPECIAL EVEN7S VAIL YOUTH SERVICES ~ ~ ~ ~ SPOR7s 395 Fasl Lionshead Circle 303479-2279 Vail, Colorado 81657 w T;; ,-a xi'~~ NAT[TRE CENTER 303479-2292 292 West Meadow Drive a Vail, Cobrado 81657 303479-2291 303479-2279 - FAX 303479-2197 June 28, 1994 6 . iVlr. Bob iViclaurin Town Manager Town of Vail 75 S. Frontage Road Vail, CO 81657 Dear Bob: During a recent Vail Recreation District Board meeting, the subject of allocation of golf passes was discussed. Georgie has done a great job of faxing us her list of people to whom Town of Vail ID cards have been issued. Hovuever there are a number of additional passes that have been issued this year to Tovun of Vail boards, commissions and committees. Would you please clarify for the board and myself who is eligible to receive a golf pass? Our concern is not necessarily the loss of revenue as much as the fact that we are turning away Vail's guests in record numbers. Guests who unfortunately will not get a chance to play golf in Vail due to limited tee times. Our concern is the long term effect on return visits and ultimately our tourism traffic. I appreciate your attention to this matter and your assistance. Cor al , ~ y Rob Robinson Executive Director cc Hermann Staufer, VRD Board Chairman mclrn.doc , . L.JVqAL,u,`. ~6k M G Aqen D. (Dave) IVliller l "rn- ('K- P.O. Box 567 6l~ ( Palmer Lake, Colorado 80133 ('rf.{t~ (719) d8l 2003 o FAX (7l9) 48I,4013 I"fy July 4, 1994 RECElVED J tl L - 6 99% The Honorable Bruce Babbitt Secretary of Interior 1849 C Street N.W. tidashington, D.C. 20240 . Ree Pgoposed Heacluater Stogage Strategg F'or Western•States Dear Secretary Babbitt: The Department of Interior is violating national environmental laws by ignoring superior headwater storage alterriatives for protecting endangered species, and the human environment. tiJestern hydrologists have long known that high altitude storage during heavy snowmelt- years could maximize the environmental and economic benefits for entire river systems during the damaging drought cycles. Unfortunately, most `Vestern waters quickly flow each spring. to hot desert reservoirs, where evaporation losses are extremely high. Low altitude dams on rivers also conflict with good conservation practices by filling with silt, concentrating salts, and upsetting natural flows. Misquided federal programs for recovery of endangered fish are worsening this serious• imbalance between managed environmental flows from headwater storage vs. less efficient low altitude reservoirs on rivers. In fact, these federal programs are rapidly changing the undeveloped interstate compact rights of headwater states from perpetual entitlements to permanent run-off for Lower Basin growth. The long-term impacts of federal fish programs will be devastating for the environmental and economic future of Colorado, l4yoming, New Mexico, Utah, Nebraska, and Kansas. For example, Nebraska's tiqhooping Crane habitat is one of the overlooked losers under the current program to use spring flood flows for recovery of Colorado River endangered fish. Kansas is also suffering from the waste of Colorado's Colorado River Compact waters that could augment the over-depleted Arkansas River Basin during multi-year droughts. Colorado is currently losing over 1 million acre feet of its undeveloped Colorado River Compact entitlements. These snowmelt waters should be stored in off-river sites -for low cost gravity use and reuse by both slopes during the critical drought cycles. Other Upper and Lower Basin States could also join in a cooperative headwater storage program that would 2 substantially increase net waters available for the region's natural and human environments. Recent advances in pumped storage technology for regional peaking power needs have opened the door for this new headwater storage strategy for conservation of Western waters. There are many overlooked, off-river reservoir sites along the Continental Divide that can be economically filled by reversible pump-generators during the heavy runoff years. I would be honored to further explain the environmental and economic benefits of a`Jestern water strategy that conserves wasted snowmelt,at high altitude for long droughts. Your early consideration and response would be greatly appreeiated by_all Western citizens. S' cerel , Dave Miller .ADM/bm cc: The lihite House Governor Fife Symington, Arizona Governor Pete iJilson, California Governor Roy Romer, Colorado Governor Joan Finney, Ransas Governor Benjamin Nelson, Nebraska Governor Robert Miller, Nevada Governor Bruce King, New Mexico Governor Mike Leavitt, Utah Governor,Michael Sullivan, 6Jyoming , * e • C. Lee Rimel 230 Bridge Street Vail, CO 81657 (303)476-2421 y JUL 1994 Mayor Peggy Osterfoss Town of Vail Council Members Bob McLaurin, Town Manager Town of Vail Vail, Colorado 81657 Dear Town of Vail: The solution for ]ocals housing is fox the- Town of Vail. to build .and subsidize. Assisting with mortgages may provide good press but it's not a solution. Here's why. There are only, as of today, four properties only 4, that a local would consider as adequate permanent housing. They are shown on the attached list produced from the active listings from the Vail Board of Realtors Multiple Listing Service (they are highlighted in yellow). Three are townhomes/condominiums. One is a half duplex. The remaining properties under $200,000.00 for sale are distinctly second homes or one bedrooms and too small for a permanent residence. Therefore, it's unlikely any local wil] find a home that satisfies his/her permanent housing criteria or permits a couple planning a family adequate space to grow into. Please, Town of Vail, wake up. There is only one solution. Build new affordable homes and subsidize, subsidize, subsidize! Not only are locals moving down valley but so are jobs. It won't be long with the Town of Vail continuing to disenfranchise locals before they won't want to traverse Dowd Junction for employment. Why should they when Beaver Creek, Cordillera, Mountain Star, Avon & Edward all offer top paying jobs without the inconvenience of driving an extra 6 miles (treacherous in winter) and then deal with the lack of affordable parking. Seriously, tlle lack of affordable permanent housing is a problem today. Build! Avon has done it: Why can't Vail? If you don't, it won't be long before the quality experience Vail so rightly prides itself with will be denied to tourists because Valley residents will not only be living down Valley, they will be working there. Si•ncerely, C. Lee Rimel ~ ~ - A, / CAT - RES DETAILED SEARCH SUNIIMARY 07/03/94 09:38:53 (p = Photo Avail) = All item match) TOT Ref MLS# S ADDRESS PRICE BD BTH YB SQFT L. O. - 1+004759 pA 2945 BASINGDALE $179,000 3 3 75 1,998 117 • • ~ 1 OLI.lN`~'~ ~ C{~'NoOvvi ~ Nj ~ CAT - CND DETAILED SEARCH SUMMARY 07/03/94 09:38:53 (p = Photo Avail) = All item match) TOT Ref MLS# S Complex Name Bld UNIT # PRICE BD BTH SQFT L. O. - 1+005147 pA HOMESTAKE AT VAIL A 102 $99,900 2 1 130 2+005019 pA BROOKTREE TOWNHOUSE B 212 $132,000 2 2 1,088 127 3+0.04722 pA SIMBA RUN 02 2311 $165,000 2 2 400 4+004581 pA SIMBA RUN A 1416 $179,000 2 3 1,020 205 5+005013 pA SNOW FOX CONDOS 303 $182,000 3 2 1,102 111 6+004811 pA SIMBA RUN 1208 $189,900 2 2 1,020 117 7+005083 pA SIMBA RUN 1210 $195,000 2 2 1,020 400 8+004787 A CHAMONIX CHALETS K K4 $136,000 2 1 1,020 117 9+005149 pA COLUMBINE NORTH D 2 $160,000 3 3 130 10+004690 pA COLUMBINE NORTH E 5 $167,500 3 2 1,400 266 , . . , : : ; x . . . p,- ~ . ,:,.~~_._:.5;.._ _ - _ - _ -.~-v-:~---r-~~ - _ -.r-:-.--mw ; ~~'..PVmr. _ - - - : _ v ~ _ . . . _ v - . - . ~ . , - - ' ~ - . . . . ,„,s•- - - - ' , . • ' ' - , . - ~ -e } - r - - _ . . 't ' ' - '~c ' " x . . , . . ' f ~c . . ' 71 ' - " - g^" ; - s ` . . . i - '~~~.r. _ . _ _ _ . . ; , r . . - - '.~5 r `1 _r' . _ ~ F f': ,j - E , .j _ ' j ~:'i .I!i: Fdt _ ' F~' . . ~ - - - . . ' - c _ . ~ ,7 01 1 : ~ - `I . ' a :i{.~' - . 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We have had similar complaints regarding this same concert and are working with the Vait Valley Foundation, who manages the Amphitheater and, therefore, the concerts that are scheduled. Use of sound amplifying eyuipment is prohibited at the Amphitheater between the hours of 12:00 Midnight and 8:00 A.M. One suggestion being considered is to begin the concerts at an earlier hour during the summer, so the event is concluded at a reasonable time. The schedu(e for the remainder of the season . is of a more subdued nature, including presentations by the Colorado Symphony, Rochester Philharmonic and the Bolshoi events. Hopefully, these performances will not interfere with the neighborhood's evening ambiance. We will continue to work with the Vail Va(ley Foundation to come up with a viable solution to your concerns. We appreciate your taking the time to relay your comments. Very truly yours, ~ Holly L. 1VIcCutcheon Town Clerk xc: Vail Valley Foundation Vail Town Council Bob NTcLaurin, Town Manager Tom 1Vloorhead, Town Attorney Resident Input System / + T or~ l/•~~-L " . ~p ro.I cAr-'7L a7 ~Ild ve 4-e o~s rrJ ck ~'~ir~~'~~ o~~ Ct ~.~~~z-~1~. , 7/.~ ~J~ ~G?7fe~T /~g, C~f ~soi Ti r- ~ lj~i f'1~c1~ CGrC~~~ c~~/o~~ • e~z. ~ We (~L i 6/ ~ ~ ~U~ ~d ~ G vrlLG°~ .SGtGN f~ ~ 7D1 ~ A-I'7Z , ~ ~ eg TOWN OF VAIL 75 South Frontage Road Vail, Colorado 81657 303-479-2100 FAX 303-479-2157 FOR OMMEDDATE RELEASE July 8, 1994 Contact: Suzanne Silverthorn Community Information Office BU@LD9NG PERnfllTS ISSUED BY THE TOUVN OF VAIL The following building permits have been issued through the Tovun of Vail Community Development for the period July 1- 8: - Sanchez, 292 East Meadow Drive, remodel, $38,000, Nedbo Const. Knudtsen, 4030 N. Frontage Road E. #D, alteration, $3,000, Andy 6Cnudtsen. Thain, 483 Vail Valley Drive, remodel, $333,000, Duddy Viele. Averch, 1157 Vail Valley Drive, remodel, $36,000, Nedbo Const. # # # 6809 NO COUNCBL WORK SESSBON OPl TIJESDAY Due to the fact there is no quorum on Tuesday (7-12), there vuill be no Council work session or evening meeting. The schedule will resume July 19 with a 2 p.m. work session, followed by the regular evening meeting at 7:30 p.m. For more information, contact the Town Clerlc's Office at 479-2136. # # # o~ 6,o ~ p ~ L 0 01 J~~t ti ~ i Rondall Phillips Town Manager ~ Colorado Assoc. of Ski Towns ; 75 South Frontage Road Vai I, CO 81657 - . . ~ f- ' -•---„~~T As s ociation of.~ ~ = rt olorado presents the 1994 statewide tourism:confererice ' OLORADO TOU~~S - . , c M. . . . , THE. NEXT GENERqT1dN , ~ . . . M, . Octob ~i . _ - : . . . , er 1and,12, ,1994 Denver; Colorado P~ease join us for ropjcs includin : an.ll g pdate on the Colorado Wel, " come Genters new to :regiona1' m ar urism authori ' rnarketirig, hjgh tech. riiar6r-n keting programs, internnal l., - g, workin atio gmirh<the:airlines;'g our of p bli~ erejng rhe`,in rions osr and more: Quesr~ons? . Ca11:Deborah CotneliuS (303) 698-0959 or . : Eileen Gordon -(303) :330-0962 . , l SENT BY:EAGLE COUNTY ; 7- 6-94 ; 16:56 ; 3033287207-, 3034792157;# 1/ 9 d , , • . . ~ ~ •::z'. JU@y 6, 1994 - 'E2;25 ' EAGlF IOLINTV BUILOINIi • 'r;. 74~>' 551 RROADWAY 06FlCE QF TWE P.O. E~X 850 flbAM aF CQMMI5510NF1QS EALiL[, COI ORADO 81631 (303) 328•sBpS % ` FA7(: (303) 328•7101 ~ ~ JAGLE ~OUIVTY, COLORADO AGENDA BOAR ~W 6%'4';&"0UNTY OlVIMISSIOlVE~~ u ~~GUL~R MEE7'IN~ ~~Y JULY I I o 1994 09:00 - 10:30 WORK SESStOfY - VUEEKlY Q,lPDAltE AAt Ot ft Maly Cr0A0 ROCM JBCGi D. Le1A/IS. County Manager 90:30 - 11:00 BRF-AK 11 :30 - T 1a45 P0.AT AND UiESOLUT60h1 SIC;NING ungl8G-ff" Rom Pattie Haefeli, Community Development 11=45 -12:00 CO611SiDER AIPPR01/AL OF COVERIANTS FDR BIELLYACFGE Wo c«~wnw„ HOIVIEOtRNRIlERS ' 6'4~ary .)v Berenatm, Deputy County Attorney AC'Q'BON= Consider approva0. 12.00 ~ 01e30 LU~CH OT o30 - 02:30 PD-1 38-93-G-I4DAM°S Fil~ ~OL~ COLlFiSE AND e*ecomu„?&m S9,9BIpIi/ISION SKETCi-0 PLAN Keith 6Vtantag, DireC$OP, Comrnunity Developmertt ~~~ON: Consider apgnroval of request to #ab1e fi1e. SENT BY:EAGL.E COUNTY ; 7- 6-94 ; 16:56 ; 3033267207- 3034792157;# 2/ 9 4 , 02o30 - 02:45 COiVSENT CALENDAR Etgb CeuxYly Rown t4nro of a rwdrre cro non-comraveraid namaa ma Plecod al thm conoonl e9eMcr to mlow tlm 90o?A e4 Canb CemnSieelanam ta mPwW ilo tlm0 anA 0nehlv on mrne 1((i11Ci1G111 Ilvirn+ on a Imafh9 ammda &y GommlmWrmr rnmy fepuse[ Wm m5 6mn ha `14MovEp' {rom t1uo eeemmnf colmdm ord oa'uddaod ammawy. q~ ~mbar oP tho F§IIe maY "REUUEST' onv ~m ha •REMOVEO° hom ttfo CaroaM Au.cdo. 1 . BBLL IT'dP0 8 ING Linela Pankuch, ACcountlrt~g MaPk SilvePthmrn, Contrvlleo' _ AC)'DON: Apprmva9 subject to review by the County Manager. 2. CHANGE ORDER NU1VIBER 1 TO 1994 GUARDFiABL PROJECT John A1thoff, Engineering Don Fessler. Road and Bridge AC4ION0 Consider approval. 3, AQaREEMENT BETWEEN EAGLE CO111VTY, STATE QF t~~~ORADO o4N~ EAGLE VALLEY CAN9BER OF COiYlnllERCE FOR COMCESSiOIVS AT TIiE EAGLE COIJIVIY fFA96i AND RQDEO e..aura Asmussen, Fair Coordinator , ACTUONo Consider approval. 4. AGREEMElUT BE7'WEERI EAGLE C OUNTY, STATE OF (COLORApO AND C da S PfidDlJCT10NS FOR AUd1O SER1dIGES eAND LIGHTS AT TtiE EAGLE CO11NTY FAIR ARlD R0DEO Laura Asmussen, Fair Coordanator AC790N: Consider approval. 5. AGREEIUaF-Ng BETWEEIV E4C"aLE C(,11J119TY, S'Q'ATE OF ~~~ORAbO ARlD EAGLE VALLEY SCNDOL D9STFiiCT FOR LODGING Alf THE EAGL15 COVNTY FAiR AIVD ROC#EO Laura Asmussen, Fair Goordinator ACT9ON: ConsidoP approval. S. AGREEnAEN'V' BE7'WEEN EAGLE COUNTY, STATE Q~~ COLORADO AND VAIL A$SOCIATES FOR (~OMMt1N[CATIO1VS AT Tf-BE EAGLE ~OUNTY FAIR AND RODEO Laura Asmussen, Fair Coardinator AC'TdOM: Consider approval. C:1M611bOC6LlULV71.AGE 2 SElYT BY:EAGLE COUNTY ~ 7- 6-94 ; 16:57 ~ 3033267207- 3034792157;# 3l 9 'Y. AGREEflAENT BE"4WWEEN E4GLE CO111YTY, STATE OF COLORADO Ar11D EAt°roLE E'1fE PHOTpS FOR PHOTOGRAPF9 SER!/6CES AT TF~E EAGLE COUNTY FA{Ft AIVD RODEO Laura Asmvssen, Fair Coordinator ACT6ON^ Coresiceer approual. S. AGFiEEM~NT BEIlMEEN EAG9.E COIRNTY,. ST'ATE OF COLORADO AND LOST ART FOR ENTERl°A1NMEA14 AT TNE EAGLE COUNTY FAlR AND EiODEO Laura Asmussen, FaiP Coordinator ACT6ON: Cmnsider approval. S. AGREEfV1ENT BETWEEN EAGLIE COlJ , STAT'E OF COLOFBADO AND ICENIVY iiHEA FOR ENTEfi?'e411dNAENT AT THE EAGLE CO111V1'Y FAIR AND RODEO Laura Asmussen, Fair Caordinator ACT9ONa Consider approval. 10. ~GIREE11AEN9T BETWEEN F-AGLE CQ11101TY, STATE OF COLORAL~O AND .1bHN MIeEIlE6V FOR ENl°EFtTAIIVMENT r~'r THE EAGLE COUNTY Fr41R AflID RODEO Laura e4smussen, Faoir Cooadinator AC`~0014: Consader approval. I T. AGFiEEf1AENT BEl1RlEEIV EAGLE CaL1N1Y, STATE OF COLORADO AIND DA@NNSA CAItLSON FOR (~NTERTAINnAENT AT THE EAGLE COUNTY FAiFt AND iRODEO Laura Asmussen, Fair CooPd'enator ACT9ON: Consider approvaY. 92. AGREENIENT BETIAIEEN EAd;LE COt1NTY. STATE OF (C~~~~A030 AND KERff$tf ROB19l9SON FOR LNTER'TAINMEiVT A7' TMIE EAGLE COUNTY FAIFt A111D RODEO Laura Asmusson, Fair Coordinato~ ~~~ON: Consider approval. 13o AGREEflAENT BET1hlEEN EAGLE COl1NTY, STATE OF ~~~ORADOAIVDRICF@ REINEFiT FOR ENTER7'A11V9VIENT ,AT THE EAGLE COUNTY FAIR AND 6iODEO LaaaPa Asrnussero, Fair Coordinator AC4UOM_ Consic9er approva&. r:IVVi'611p0G81JULY19 .A(3E 3 SENT BY:EAGLE COUNTY ; 7- 6-54 ; 16:57 ; 3033267207- 3034792157;# 4/ 9 T40 AGFiEEMENT BETWEEIV EAQ9.E CUUIVTY, STATE OF , COLORADO Ahlp JIJLIE 6i9,1NTER FOR ENTER7AINIVIENT AT 7HE EAGLE COUNTY Fa41F6 A(VD RODE~ ~aura Asrnussen, FaIr CourdlnatoP ~C79ON: Cansider apprmvaie 15. AGREEMENT BETVNEEN EAGLE CQllllfTYm S7'ATE OF COLORADO AfVD WESTEANAIRES FQR ENTERT14lNMEnIT AT 7HIE EAGLE COUNTY EAIR ANb FiODEO ILaura Asrnussen, Fair Coorcfinator ACT6ON0 Corssder approdal. 960 AGFIEEIIAENT BETINEEN EAGLE COl1NTlf. STATE OF (~OLOF8e4DO AND SlL@!'ER BIIFFALO BA111Ln FOR LNTER't'AlNMENT A7 THE EAGLE COUNTY FAIli 14MD 1~~~~~. Laura Asmussen, Fair Coordinator ACTIONe Consider approv$I. 970 ~GREEMENT BETWEEN EAGLE CC9UNTY, STATE OF (COLORADO ANb ROYSTEN DAVENP(DRT FOR ENTER1fAINiUlENT AT THE EAGL~ COUNTY F/41R AND RODEO Laura Asmussen+, FaiP Coordinator AC'V'BOR9: Consider approval. 18. AGREEIV1ENT BETVNEEN EAGLE COIINTY, STATE OF COLOR4~O AND BRIAN CeARASe1C FCMR ENTERTAINMENT THE EAGLE COUNTY FAIR AND FiOMO Laa,ra Asmussen, Eair Coardina#or AC71dDRR: Ccans'tder approval. 19. ~GREEMENT BETNIEEi~ EAGLE COUNTYp STATfE OF COLORADO AND DENNI~ DA101DSON FO63 JLIB]GING AT VNE EAGLE COUNTY FpilR A1VD FtODEO Laura Asmussen, Fair Caorc6inatar AC1i'I0N: Corosider approvaf. 20. AGREEMENTf BE7'1NEEN EAGlE COIIIVTY, STA'TE OF ~~~~RADO AND CHRIS 4JPHOFF FOFi JUaGlNC~ AT THE . I~~GLfE COUNTY FAIR AND RODEQ LaaaPa Asmussen, Fair Coordinator A~`ol~ON: 6`.OP1SIdeP appPmVaY. cAvurs1%n0r.sWWLY1 i ,aGe ~ SENT BY:EAGLE COUNTY ;7- 6-94 ; 16:56 ; 3033287207-~ 3034792157;# 5/ 9 21a AGREEIVIENT BETVVEEN EA(3LE COtJNTY. STATE OF COLOfADO d4ND Se-IARORI IVIES9.ANDIiC FOR JIJDGiNG Alf THE EAGtE COUNTY FA9R d4ND RODEO Laura Asmussen. Fair Caoraiinator ACT9ON: Consider approva@. 22. AGREENIEN'E' BETVEEhi EAtaLE COIIiNTY, S'fATE QF COLOFL4DO AND IiENNY REAH FOR Jl9DOINO AT TNE EAOLE COUNTY FJ4)R AND RODEO fl.aura ,4srnusson, Fair Coordinator ~CTION0 Consider approvaL - 23o AGREEiVlENT BEl'VUEEIV EACaLE COll111TY, STa4TE OF t~OLORr4DO AIYD 1/ICaLE7' MOONEY FORJUDGING e4T THE i~AGLE COUNTY FABR AIVD RODEO Laura Asmussen, Fair Coordinator ~~~~ON_ ConsideP apprmval. 24. AGI~~EMENT BE'T1/VEEN EAGLIE C1a1JNTY, STATE OF (~~~ORADO ANf~ CRAIG BAIR FOFB JdJL1CINIG AT THE EAGLE COUNTY FAIR AfVD RODEO Laura Asmussen, Fair CoordinatmP ACTUONe Corosider approvaQ. 25. AGREEYIiIENT ~ETWEEN EAGLE COIJNTY, ~TATE OF COLOFU4DO e4NC9 CAROL BEBEii FQR JllD~`alNd`,a A`F THE F-AGLE COUNTY FAIR AND RODEO Laura Asrnussen, Fair Cuord°onator AClf~ONs Consider appPovaVo 26a AGREEl4fiENT BETWEEN EAGLE COU119TYe STA1'E OF COLORA~~ AND BILL EKSTROIVi FOR JlJDG1NG A°E' THE l~~~~ COUNTY FA9R AIVD RODEC.D LauPa Asrnussen, Faar Caardinator ACIrROW: Consider approval. 27. AGREEMENT BF-T1NEEN EAGLE COIJIVT'Y, STATE OF c~~~ORADO AIVD LEIGH S7'EillBLE FQR JUDGIIVG A7° THE f~GLE COUNTY FAIR AtVD RODEO Laupa Asrmussen, Fair Coardinator AC710Ma CoPlsld@P appPoVaS. C:1Ydp611DbCSUULY77.AGE ~ SENT BY:EAGLE COUNTY ; 7- 6-94 ; 16:59 ~ 30332$7207- 3034752157;# Bt 5 28o AGtiEEMENT BETi/EEfY EAGLE COIJAI'TY, S'Q'A?TE OF COLOIRADO AND JEANiE 1lI/EE[CS FOFi Jl?DGlN~ ~T THE LAGLE COUNTY FAlR AIYD RODEO Laur'a Asrriussen, FadP Caordfnatmr AC1TOON: Ccansider approvalo 29. AGREEMENT BETWEEN F-AC;I.E COIJNTY, STATE OF COdOR4DO AIVD BEV SHELDOIV F$aR .3UDGIN~ AT TFIE EAGLE COUNTY FA1R AND EiODEO Laura Asmussen, Fair Coordinatar ~CTlON0 Consfider apPfova9. 30o AGREEMENT BETVVEEN EAGLE CplINTY, ST'ATE OF COLORADO A1ND BOB KLENbA FpFB JUDGINC AT TFOE EAGL~ COUNTY FAIR AND RODEO Laura Asmus~on, Fair Coordinator ACTlONa CoIlSId@~ ~pproVals 31. AGitEEIVdENT BETUNEEN EAGLE COLlNTY, STA7'E DF COLORADO AND IR1S FRANKi.IN FC1R J11DC1NG AT THE COUNIrY FA6R AND RODEO Laura Asmussen, Fair Coocd6neto~ ~CT8ON: Cons6der apprmval. 32o AGREEMENT BET1MEEIV EAGLE COIJNTY. STATE OF COLORe4bO AND JEAIU WOOD FOR ,IUDGING e4T THE LAG9.E COUNTY FAOR AfVD FiODEO Laura Asmussero, F'air Coordinator AC71ON: Corosider approva8. 33. AGF€EEMENT BETWEEN EAGLE COLJN7'Y, STe4TE OF ~OLORADO A?ND ROSE dEMBROWSK1 FOR JIJDG9NG d4T 7HE EAGL~ COUNTY FAIft AND RODEO Laura Asmussen, Fair Coordinator ~~~ON: Consider approva8. 02045 - 03e00 A. AUTIiORIZIIVG CIiAIRAIIA~ TO SIGfil 3993-94 COUNTY E*Wa C«udrR~ CONTR&~„~'T e0.tUlENDIUIENT WITm-6 STATE OF COLORADO ENV1RQ1NIVIE6VTAL HEALTH SER1#i~~S James R. Fritze, Courroty AttQrney AC70ON: Consider apprmval. CAWP691DOC8VlPLY9 9 .AOE 6 SENT BY:EAGLE COUNTY ~ 7- 6-94 ; 16:59 ; 3033287207-~ 3034792157;# 7/ 9 0 ~T994-95 EPSD°f CON7'F3ACT BE'I'iNEEN F-AGLE COiJlvTY, STATE OF COLORADO A1IO THE sTATE QF COLORADO FOR 4JSE AND BENEFI'f ~F DEPARI"141ENT OF HEAL'i'H Marge GaYes. Nursing ACTuOK; Comsidee approvalo C_ RESOLU'fIOiV AFPHHOalIIVG THE COIVTRA?C1' BEfiAiEEN THE COl1NTY OF EAGLEe S1°ATE OF COLOT#ADO AND 7"FI~ ~~ATE OF COLOFtADO FOR 11PGR,ADlE ~F WILLITS LAND DNTERSECTBOIM Jarnes R. Fritze. Cmunty A4torney ~CTOOK: Consider apprc,val. D. RESOLUTION ACCEP7'ING IiViPRO10EMENTS AS COMPLETE ON REGl4t3~S TO THE A?LPI(dE BANIC BUILDING IM19 EL.dEBEL AND AUTHOR1ZdlUG THE RELEA$E QF COILATERe4L Pattie Haefeli, Planner, C+omamunity Developmen$ ACTBONa Consider approval. E. ~~SO~UTI0N AUTHOR9ZiNG F9JL1 RELEASE OF ~~~LATERAL, BlUE LA1CE FILING 80 Jahn Althofi#, Engineering ~CT9OR9: Consider approval. F. RESOLUTION CONCEFkIYII~G APP4BN1'MEAITS TO EA.i'`,LE ANLl COLOFtADO Pp,.ANlVING CONAMISSION; ROARING FORIC VALLEY PLANNING COMIViISSION; ZONIfYG BOARD OF ADJIJSTNIENTS AiV~ BU1LDaNG 6OARD OF APPEALS Keith Montag, Community Develapment ACT0ON: Ccansider approdal. G. RESOLUTION AUTFIORIZING THE DARE~TOR OF THE F-AC9.E COIINTV DEPARTIVIEN7° OF SbClAL SERVICES TO [~ECUTE SMAt,L P'ROVI[7ER CONTRACTS Kathleen FoPinash, Director of Social aervices ACTION: Q:o11sldLP BppY'Obal. 03:00 - 03:15 BR~AK J C:lwP511D0C$WULY11,AGE 7 SENT BY:EAGLE COUNTY 8-94 ; 17:00 ; 3033287207-~ 3034792157;# 8/ 9 P 0305 - 04:45 L0QUOPI LpCENSE HEa4Ft1~~S Carocaunnnoom U. RENE#1/A9. - aLAIVO. I6VG. dba BR9ST4,1L AT ARF30WHEAD 99o RE9YEWAL - BECpNTA, IfVC dba OPINIOIVS DOW1N VALLEY I0I. E3ENEWAL - ROBERT ~SHERRY OEHERRERA dba BUSS' PLACE W. OP'T~~~AL PAEAAtSES AND MAIVAGER'S FtEGISTRATIOIV - BEAVEF~ CREEK FOdD SER1/IGES dba BEANQ'S CABIN V. "PRANSFER OF OVNNERSHIR - VAOL ASSOCIA7ES C-VmSP6'rALi'TV CORPOFtATIOIV dba IfVtV AT BEAVER CREEK V80 T NSFER OF OWNERSFIIP - BEA11ER CREEK FOOD SERVICE dba SADDLERIDCE AT BEAVER GREE6C (tabled $rQm 4I14/94) Vi0. T~ANSFER OF OWIVERSFIBP - bIS'1°A HOSPBTALITV, INC dbe S6'LEh9DlDO Vigg. NEW HOTEL AND FiESTAURANlT - LlhlDPe M. LIME dba L8NDA'$ 4C9TGFiEN {tabled from 6113194} AC'ft°8ON: Corosider approval. 04=45 - 04:50 ~~~OLUT~~N A11TF4OE11Z9NG SLlBSTI'6"tJT9t3N FOR Ecoo C«unt,,A- ~OLR.ATERAL FO13 CORDILLERA FlLING 70 (tabled fo~m (9/27/94) . Mark Adery, Cordiller~ ~CTIONa Consider approval. 9A404@Y _ CY5D00 VYY EtlL MEEYI,VG k~aBte gp;M Roam THEA?EXYMEEI7PIOOFTHEEABLECOUNTYCOMP7ISSIONERSIMLL BEMELp pp JULr 12, 9984 THiS qQFNbA1S PR0IADFD F6R QdFdRA11ATIdNAL PURP08F& ONLY-ALL TiMb9 ARE APPRO)a pAATE. THE BCHeRP WHILE IK 6ESSIOPI MAY GOry:,IpEH OTMHi REM9 TFIAT APEBROUGN7 BEFORE ff. C:1WP611D0C81JULY1I.AOE 8 SENT SY:EAGLE COUNTY ; 7- 6-94 ; 17:01 ; 3033287207--~ 3034792157;# 9/ 9 Julb 6. ~ 994. - 12a 27 . kACiLE LOt1NTY B181(lIN(i • 5.11 RROADUYAY OFFICE OF THE P.O. DC1X aso B0ARD OF CUMPotI551C1NERs '•EAGI F. CULORADD B 1631 (303) 32$•6605 • p-Ax: (su;) 328•1207 ,;a• - a• ,'t,•^ ~,r,'~.~ ~ ~%;;ti: ? r, •t.~ ~:~',,~-iF,. GLE COU1NTY, COLORADO AGENDA BOARDIP ~ ~ ~~~Y" COMNIISSIOlVERS -REGULAR MEETING DAY JULY 12y 1994 'p R i~ iF {S # 4} o o 4 St $F ~F {F ti 0 4 SF 0 4 * * 8 * O {F i} fl i} * * 8 6 8 iS O 0 0 00:30 ° 0EL:30 VYfWdR96 SE4in7IOOL'I - PGItl6JIli9G LI9IGATION m, ~ft Ila* a= rftm James R. Fritze, County Attarney 02e30 - 03:30 WOF6K SESSION - IIAEE"6'INGS ATTENDED lSAv OY Uq Hely Qvo Room 03:30 - 04:00 WORK SESSION _ COLORADO MOUNTAIIV COLLEISE MtaAtMHdyCroopRoom Cynltlia M. Ulealana P11 Q., Pre$ident 04:00 - 05:00 WORK SESSION - UPPF-Fi EP1C;LE VALLEY REG109VA9. Ec& Cwaitp Roarn UCdR+€1TER A08THORI tl tl Rick McCutcheon, Chairman 06:00 - 07:00 WORK SESSION - EAGlE COf1NTY LIBRp?Rl( L1fSTFtICT MeafOw HdYCroseRean ~EGARDI~~ NEW LI~~~Y 13UI~~~NG SITE Terra9 @Cnight, Board af Directors THB roDST PAFETING OP 7HE EAGLE GdLINTT COMM{SSIONEAS WLLL BE HEµ] Ory ,lULy 21,1024 7HI3 AGEPIDA IS PROMpa1 FqR INfORAfiAT1oWA1. PlWpSEB ONLY ALL TIMES ARE APpROk1AAATF 7HE 84AflD UVFIILE IN SES'6101d MAY COP?31D6i UTNEp REyfS THAT AHE BROUGHT B6FORC Iq. SENT BY:EAGLE COUNTY ; 7-11-94 ; 17:19 ; 3033267207- 3034792157;# 1/ 1 , f.At J I• c'c IUNI'Y Isiltl 7}ING f)I•F1C'f: UI' I 111. 500 ISR( )AI )WAY ~ ~f'.(}. H(.)k 8'ill r11uNrr nnnrvnc[It 11r,o5 I•n<;i.e, (:cai.( ?anDca a I(xt i c:sn;y.?ru ~~:r:~ ~ : rnk:Orr?) 328-7101 1 ti;'_i.;..:.7Y' ~~r~ F ~i~yr•i~7.• 4. lLAGuaE VrOUNTYb VrOlL~RADO a~ ~F MMINGS TO: 1~~ Med3a aYId It11erESCPd Pa1'fie5 FROM: Jack D. Lewis, Couney Manager DATE: July 11, 1994 RE : Commissioners to Atttennd A/fee4iaags 'IChe EV)c ]Board mf COuntj? Coannsissioners will attend the follovving meetings: Tues., Jtaly 12 9:00 a. m. Peiorities meebng Commassioaiers' Confereance Romm Eagpe Cmunty Building Wed., 7uly 13 9:00 a.m. Crystal Itaver Ranclt Tour EagYe & Gar£aeld Courataes 'I'hur.9 July 14 10:00 a.m. 5 Countios 1VIe.etang The Mining Museuen I.eadville, Calorado gf you have any qiaestitnres p1ease call the Coanmissioners' OfCice at 328-8605. )d VVORK SESSION FOLL0IN-UP TOPIC QUEST@ONS EOLLOWUP SOLUYBONS 1993 10119 SNOW STORAGE LAND LARRYIBOB McL: Immediately pursue purchase from VA initial discussion between TOV and VA re: possible future land exchanges PURCHASE of current snow storage site, as well as another 10 acres have occurred. , adjacent to the west. 1994 02/08 MANOR VAIL SIDEWALK BOB McULARRY; Investigate blind corner. Bob McL has viewed area of concern. Rights-of-way will be identified to (request: Johnston) see if there is room vuithin the right-of-ways for a sidewalk. Bob NicL will talk uvith Manor Vail regarding the possibility of clearing off a portion of the sideuvalk to make the area safer. 02115 CHUCK ANDERSON YOUTH PANUNiERV: Contact VRD about moving up the selection Packet received and included in Paul's and Jan's materials, 513194. AVUARD process to allow awards to be given during May PRIOR to (request: Strauch) graduation or to be included writh the graduation ceremonies. 03/08 UNDERGROUNDING OF UTILITIES LARRY: Create a Master Plan to phase the undergrounding Larry has memo in process. NiASTER PLAN of all above-ground utilities within Vail. (request: Council) 03108 NIGHT LIGHTINGINIGHT TOUR LARRY: It would appear our night lighting in the lNill schedule for an Evening Meeting in August, 1994, when Jan has (request: Strauch) Crossroads/VTRCICovered Bridge area could use some returned. TOV, in the past, budgeted $30,000 for adding lights to bus enhancement. INhat is the street lighting program currently stops, street intersections, and bridges for safety. Star4ing in 1994, the geared toward? budgeted amount was increased to $50,000 to address both safery concerns and those areas addressed in the Village Streetscape Plan. COUNCILISTAFF; In the near future, we will try to schedule an evening "tour" to look at the ambience created Re: Christmas lighting at VTRC: Lighting addition depends on a and safety issues inherent in our "core" community. prioritization of funding. This couid be a part of the night tour? 04105 SIGNS LARRYIGREG: INhy are there so many signs in this town? Tom, Ken, Buck, and Larry met Tuesday, 5113194. They will return with a They represent neither a quality appearance nor are they proposed signing plan by the end of July, 1994, with a review by Council "user-friendly." There are 24 signs between Tom following and implementation by fall of 1994. Steinberg's house and the TOV.., 04/05 COUNTY REGIONAL MEETINGS BOB McL: Coordinate with Jack Lewis. Bob McL will meet with Jack Lewis and Bili James on 7115194. July 8, 1994 Page 1 of 2 r,, • 06/21 '89 CHAMPIONSHIP NiARKER AT LARRY: UVould it be appropriate and timely to add Vail has Incorporated into landscape design of the new round-about. Send to FOUR-WAY been awardedlwill host the '99 Championships? AIPP for current review. (request: Strauch) 07/05 ROCK CONCERTS AT THE KENILARRY/NicUTONiIPAM: Carol Allman, manager of the AMPHITHEATER AND ASSOCIATED Gallatyn (formerly Garden of the Gods Club), appeared at PROBLEMS Tuesday's evening meeting to complain of the following: trash, streamwalk traffic, drunks, hours in the Amphitheater, lack of police support, conflicts w/Lacrosse tournament, diversity of entertainment at the Amphitheater, etc. 07/05 PLAQUE PLACEMENT KRISTANIPAM: Elizabeth 1Nilt has requestetl the Town KRISTAN/PAM; Will get together to prepare a report for Council review. follow-up with memorializing both John and Cissy Dobson at a site on or close to the Covered Bridge, as well as Chuck Betcher in the area of the Crossroads benches (adjacent to Alfalfa's). July 8, 1994 Page 2 of 2