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Home My WebLink About1995-06-20 Support Documentation Town Council Work Session VAIL TOWN COUNCIL WoRK sESSroN , TvEsDAY, JuNE ao, 1995 - - 02:00 P.M. IN TOV C09JIVGIL CHe4nABERS 1. Discussion of Channel 5 Two Percent Franchise Fee. 2. Design Review Board Interviews. 3. Larkspur Lane Vacation of Right-Of-Way. 4. Request to Create 3.2 Acres of Wetlands on Katsos Ranch. 5. Information Update. 6. Council Reports. 7. Other. 8. Executive Session - Personnel fVlatters. 9. Adjournment. NOTE UPCOMI1V('s flAEETIIdG ST,4RT 711lAES BELOlAI: (ALL 71flflES AF2E .4PPROXIIVIATE p?IVD SUBJECT TO CHAiVGE) T'HE NEX7 VAIL TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR WORK SESSION lAIILL BE ORI TUESDAY, 6/27/95, BEGINNING A7 2:00 P.M. IN TOV COUNCIL CHAMBERS. THE FOLLOWING VAIL 70lA/N COUNCIL REGULAR WORK SESSION lfNILL BE ORI TUESD,4Y, 7/11/95, BEGINNING AT 2:00 P.M. IN 70V COUMCIL CHAMBERS. 7HE NEX7 bAIL TOVViV COUNCIL REGULAR EVEIVING NIEETING WILL BE ON TUESDAY, 7/18/95, BEGIIVNING AT 7:30 P:M. lN TOV COUPVCIL CHAfVIBERS. C:WGENDA.WSE VAIL TOWN COUNCIL W~~~ TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1995 - 02:00 P.M. IiV TOV COUIVCIL CHAMBERS EXPANDED AGENDA 02:00 P.M. 1. Discussion of Channel 5 Two Percent Franchise Fee. Jim Penhale . ACTIOiV REQUESTED OF COUNCIL: Consider Channel 5 request for monetary support. BACKGROUND RATIONALE: The funding of Channel 5 is no longer provided for in the Town of Vail Franchise Agreement with TCI. It is now a matter for consideration separate and apart from the TCI agreement. Town of Vail is one of several funding sources for Channel 5. In the past they received 2% of the 5% franchise fee received by the Town of Vail. The subscribers are paying the 5% franchise fee pursuant to out present agreement with TCI. 02:30 P.M. 2. Design Review Board Interviews. Susan Connelly ACTIOiV REQUESTED OF COUNCIL: Interview two applicants to fill one vacancy on the Design Review Board. Applicants are Brent Alm and Bruce W. Crabb. BACKGROUND RATIONALE: DRB member Sally Brainard is moving out of. the Town of Vail limits and has resigned her seat. Her term expires in. February, 1996. 02:50 P.M. 3. Larkspur Lane Vacation of Right-Of-Way. Tom Moorhead Randy Stouder ACTION REQUESTED OF COUiVCIL: Consider request of Greg Hall property owners on Larkspur lane to vacate right-of-way for an Terri Martinez undeveloped cul da sac. Greg Amsden IVancy Ladow BACKGROUiVD RATIONALE: Vacation of right-of-way and either a deed or easement to four property owners will permit development of off-street parking, provide for parking necessary to create an EHU and enable necessary retaining walls to be put in • place. STAFF RECOMMENDATION: Vacate right-of-way upon condition that additional area will not permit additional GRFA. 03:35 P.M. 4. Request to Create 3.2 Acres of Wetlands on Katsos Ranch. Russell Forrest ACTIOiV REQUESTED OF COUIVCIL: The Vail Valley Consolidated Water District is requesting approval to create 3.2 acres of wetlands on the Katsos Ranch Property. This District is asking for permission to proceeding through the process to create these wetiands. BACKGROUfVD RATIOIVALE: The Vail Valley Consolidated Water District, as part of their Section 404 permit mitigation requirements for the Black Lake No. 1 Project is required to restore 6 acres of scrub/shrub. In 1991 the Town approved the creation of 6 acres in Katsos Ranch. The District was successful in creating 2.8 acres of wetlands and still needs to create 3.2 acres. The District.has a new proposal for creating these wetlands on Katsos Ranch and 1 _ this requires Town Council approval. The Water District is requesting the Council's permission to, proceed through the process. This process would include PEC review and Town Council approval. 04:05 P.M. 5. Information Update. 04:15 P.M. 6., Council Reports. 04:25 P.M. 7. Other. 04:35 P.M. 8. Executive Session - Personnel Matters. 05:05 P.M. 9. Adjournment. NOTE UPCOMIiVG MEETING START T9MES BELOW: (ALL TIMES ARE APPROXIMATE AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE) 0 0 • 0 O 0 0 THE MEXT VAIL TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR WORK SESSION WILL BE ON TUESDAY, 6/27/95, BEGINNIiVG AT 2:00 P.M. IN TOV COUNCIL CHAMBERS. , THE FOLLOWING VAIL TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR WORK SESSION WILL BE ON TUESDAY, 7/11/95, BEGINNING AT 2:00 P.M. IN TOV COUNCIL CHAMBERS. THE NEXT VAIL TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR EVENING MEETING WILL BE ON TUESDAY, 7/18/95, BEGINNING AT 7:30 P.M. IN TOV COUNCIL CHAMBERS. o • • • e • • C:WGENDA.WSE 2 VAIL TOWN COUNCIL EVENING MEETING Tfl.?ESDAY, JUNE 20, 1995 - 7:30 P.M. 0N TO!! COUNCIL C&iAAABERS AGENDA 1. CITIZEN PARTICIPATION. 2. Consent Agenda: . A. Ordinance No. 10, Series of 1995, second reading, Vail Recreation District (VRD) request to change the zoning from the Natural Area Preservation District to the General Use District for the Vail Golf Course Maintenance Facility located at 1278 Vail Valley Drive, Parcel E Vail Valley 7th Filing. 3. Appoint New Design Review Board Member. 4. Adjournment. NOTE UPCOMING NIEETING STARY TIMES BELOW: (ALL T1MES ARE APpROXIMATE AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE) 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 THE NEXT VAIL T'OlAIN COUNCIL REGUL.AR WORK SESSION WILL BE ON 1'UESD,4Y, 6/27/95, BEGIIVNING AT 2:00 P.M. IN 70V COUNCIL CHAMBERS. THE FOLLOlflIING V.41L T'01n/IN COUNCIL REGULAR WORK SESSION WILL BE ON TUESDAY, 7/11/95, BEGINNING AT 2:00 P.M. IN TOV COUNCIL CHAM6ERS. 7'HE NEX7' VAIL TOWIN COUNCIL REGULAR EVENING IVIEET'ING WILL BE ON 7UESDAY, 7/18/95, BEGIiVNING AT 7:30 P.M. IN TOV COUNCIL CHAnflBERS. C: WGE NDA.TC VAIL TOWN COUIVCIL EVEN0NG MEETING T'tJESDi4V, .DUNE 20, 1995 - - 7:30 P.M. IN TO!! COUNCIL CHA?MBERS EXPA?NDED AGEYVDA 7:30 P.M. 1. Citizen Participation. 7:35 P.M. 2. Consent Agenda: A. Ordinance iVo. 10, Series of 1995, first reading, Vail Recreation District (VRD) request to change the zoning from the Natural Area Preservation District to the General Use District for the Vail Golf Course Maintenance Facility focated at 1278 Vail Valley Drive, Parcel E Vail Valley 7th Filing. - 7:40 P.M. 3. Appoint New Design Review Board Member. Susan Connelly ACTION REQUESTED OF COUNCIL: Appoint from the two applicants, one new member to the Design Review Board. 7:45 P.M. 4. Adjournment. N07E UPCOYVIING fiIIEETIIVG S7ART TIIVIES BELOW: (ALL T1MES ARE APPROXIMATE AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE) ~ 0 (D (D 0 0 0 THE NEX7 !/A1L TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR 1NORK SESSION WILL BE ON TUESDAY, 6/27/95, BEGINNING AT 2:00 P.M. IfV TO\/ COUNCIL CHAN16ERS. TFOE FOLLOlfillNG VAIL 70WN COUNCIL REGULAR WORK SESSION 1AlILL BE ON TUESDA?Y, 7/11/95, BEGINNING AT 2:00 P.M. IN TO!/ COUtVCIL CHANIBERS. T'HE NE1{T VAIL TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR EVENIiVG MEETING WILL BE ON TUESDAY, 7/18/95, BEGINfVING AT 7:30 P.M. IRI 70V COUNCIL CHANI6ERS. " 0 0 00 0 o 0 C:WGENDA.TCE II VUORK SESSION FOLLOUV-UP TOPIC QUESTIONS FOLLOW-UP SOLUT90NS 1995 Current discussions presume a decision in 6 months (Apnl '95): VA has 10/19 SNOW STORAGE LAND LARRYIBOB NicL: Immediately pursue purchase from VA asked to dump snow at this location. Because of our environmental PURCHASE of current snow storage site, as well as another 10 acres liability, this request was denied. Larry, Bob, antl Tom are following up. adjacent to the west. Joe Macy was in to see Larry again this week. Has taken the lease to VA attorneys to address environmental iability issue. ~ 02/15 CHUCK ANDERSON YOUTH PAULIJAN: Contact VRD about moving up the selection Niet with all principalslheadmaster/and %Superintendent of Schools on AWARD ' process to allow awards to be given during Niay PRIOR to 3/23195, and will continue to follow up oii this auspicious beginning to (request: Strauch) graduation or to be included with the graduation create a new scholarship program to replace this previous award. ceremonies. 02/07 "NEED LIST" FOR '99 ALL: Finalize list with departments and Council for John Dakin of the Vail Valley Foundation has prepared a report which is CHANiPIONSHIPS presentation to State. currently being reviewed by the Town aiid Foundation staffs. It will be ready to discuss with Taylor and Wattenberg when they meet with Council. 02121 CHILDCARE/JOHANNES BOB: Johannes has expressed an interest in Steve will follow up w/ABC School (Holly Bukacek) since ABC is currently `FAESSLER providinglmaintaining/subsidizing childcare for the "general considering an expansion of their current facilities. Paul will contact public" at the Mountain Bell site. Follow up on this inquiry. Johannes to determine how serious his :)nginal offer was. 04/04 TOURISM DISTRICT BOBITONi: Follow-up with appropriate process and Bob spoke with Jack Taylor again last week and Jack is still attempting to (request: Strauch) legislation to promote and create a Tourism District. coordinate with Dave Wattenberg. Bob anticipates a call back next week. 05/23 EHU TOM: Council directed Town Attorney to prepare an Tom will be corresponding with both Holy Cross Electric and Public ordinance which would require all employee housing units Service Company. in the Town to adhere to all ordinances, rules and regulations in effect as may be amended from time to time. 05/23 EHU/COMMERCIAL TOM/SUSAN: Council would like to explore a formula which would require employee housing units within commercial development projects based on the percentage of full time equivalent employees associated with the project. June 16, 1995 Page 1 of 2 05123 EHUIEXEMPTIONS TOMIBOB: Council agreed to pursue an idea by Merv Lapin in which residents of employee housing units, such as the future Vail Commons project, could be exempt from franchise fees collected by utilities to reduce the cost of housing BOB: Council reiterated its interest in consolidating We have completed an inventory of exi:;ting box locations and numbers 05123 NEWSPAPER BOXES newspaper boxes on public property in the commercial core and have compared them with the study that was completed 2 years ago. areas and asked Town Manager to share an action plan at We are currently preparing a map desicnating specific approved locations its next meeting. which we will be presenting to the newspapers. This map will be completed next week. We will finalize tlie box design and location issues (e.g., size, number, rotation of users) bl., late June. We intend to order the boxes antl have them fabricated by late summer. Copies of the map will be provided when completed. 06106 BUILDING PERMIT FEES SUSAN: Merv Lapin wondered how we monitor accuracy of building violations by applicant. (What is originally declared and assessed vs. as built). June 16, 1995 Page 1 of 2 06/16/1995 07:48 3039491550 BMHS . PAGE 81 a - FERST TRAGkS L8~89~40655 P.83 Vail Town Coancil Town of Vail 95 South FgQntage ktoad V a,ly '4'\1 OL65/ IDear Membcrs o4 ~e Vaa9Towaa Cvunclt, II uaidentand ehat Y.~ Vzi811 °%°ovuea C;ounc.il wi1 be determiniag the level of fundaag for Vail Valley Community'%'eleebion CH5 on Jume 20,1995. Iwnstr e.o doacc mty auppogt for Vail Vallegr Community'd'elevis6on. CHS has been an antcgxal par¢ of our comnatani4y. 'Hhey have fostoTed a;omtnunication throughout the Vail V'allcy fox 13 pcars. Yn May 1995, VtaBl Vaafllcy Can?munity 'I'elevision was nominateai as a "Fia?lise dn the prcs4agious "HOMEII'OMN VIX3EO FF-MV'.4I." for the "We Valley Aiews Magazinc" MoAehly scsgics. Ch5 pxovides pro$=ming thae hclps me be noore inforned about our eown and county goverautacnQ issues, ~~d wbooY destdce board meetings. CH55 alsa offer shows thae keep gnc gamilliarnzed with discussaom about opetl spaee, Busaness Education Fartner3hipo and ehe goundaboue. x8 as imPoggan4 thae we continue to supporg muc Vail vancy community TV 3tat64H1 wh1Ctt $iFIeE 183 p%OgYa1Els SLiiCh as H11C "vsil Y.ibraay Adveneure Senlcs," "EaSla County Uve,° "Eagle VaUey News Mgazine," and the "iTail Syzcaposium:" I belieec that it as ca'utical ghag ¢hc commuatiqr nvt only has a Rtbl{c Avicess 'Y°V bta4ion #ha4 edracaYes ehe aesidenRs about criiiW issues in the Vail Valley, but also affords an oppoxnanity go vonce ftie opinivns and commentary on curren4 events. 9 gequest sthat Vail '%'or~n Council wa1 vote on June 20,1995 eo dedicate at lease 29'0 of 'I'Cto . gross gevenusee~ ai; you have done fn The past and a f& sharc of t6e "gasa through° uevenue ffor capetaD expenw eo aaaain4ain CHSs mpeaations. Anytbuirig lesa will jeopardize the vcrp oxis4ence og Vail Val1ey Comzx?unitgr '%V. Thank you tor ooxzsidering this le8ter og endoraememt an your vote to conranue stcong suppore $or ouu Vail Ve9ley ~~muWty'HV (ChS). Sancerelyn ~ ,j~ ~ ~ • ~ _ /e`S : 6 . ~ - o ~ ~ JUN-16-95 FRI 8:16 AVON BC RESORT ASSOC 303 949 4385 P.01 ~ ~ I~ F7[RST TRqCK$ 1$039490655 I p-03 I I I ~ ~ Vail Tmwrg council I ?Cown of RIaiI -DRAFT' ~ 75 Soueh Frontage Road ~ Vail, CO 81659 I Dcar Members of the Vail Town Councxl, Iunderseand that the Vai! Town Council wafl be determining the level of flunding for Vail Vailcb Contmuni ly Telewision CHS on rune 20, 1995. I g evish to voicC my suppQrt fox Vail Vellep Commtanity °I'e]eylsion. CIB has been an integral ~ paa•t of our eomrnunlty. They have fostexed communicatidn throughout the Va;Y Valley for ~ 13 year5. In May 1995p Vail Valley Corumunity Television was nom,inated as a"Fxnalast" iai 4ho paestigious °HOM~-TOWF VIDEp FF-STXVAL" fox th,& Tagle Valley News Magazine" mavnth,ly seraes. ChS pravides prqg;rammxng that helps nae be more informed about oar eown ancf caunty goveXrithexlg $SSUeB, anc$ BchoOfl distY'iCt b4aYd xmoetilsg. CH5 aiso offer shows that keep me ~ familiaxzzed weth discussions about opeA epacas Busjness EcIuGBtian PartrierShjpr arid the rouradabout. It is importane that we continue 4o euppott our i/ail Valiey Community 1'V ' statian vwhich gives ua programs sueh ae the "Vail I,ibraryAdventtage $enies," "fiagIe County ' Live," °Eagqe Valloy News Magazirteo' and the °`IailSymposium." i I g believe that it is cai8icA that the eommunaty not orly hes a Publia Access T'V s[atiozx that ~ educaleS the gesidellts AhOUt c~itical ISSUes 8Fi th6 V811 V~~ey, but alsa affords an opportuniry ' tO 1Jd1Ce thekP AplY11bn8 a%1d 6OI1]IL1e11taIy 01A Cui'YCIIt eVe1atS. I i I s'equesQ that Vai17['own Council will eote on Juqo 20,1995 to dedicate at least 2°!0 0f TCI's ~ gross ga:venues as you have dqxie in the pask and a fair share of the "pass thxough" PeyEnllC I foa capital expcnscs 8o enaaaeai~ CHS's ope,ratione. Aiyehing ]ess will Jeopardize the veiy ~ eatistence of V/aif Vs11ey Commwnu?ty °I'V. ~ ~ Thank you foP considering ehis Ietter of eiDdorsement in your vogc tm eontinue stxong svppofl-c I ¢aa oua @lail Valley ~minwou4y TV (CM). ~ Sincea'eYyD ~ I i i i I I i i - - ; c~ . d !o-c}0• ~S Q~ ~ Lf GWED J ~ 5 139~a vAU.vnUEY' - FOUNDATION Providing leadership rn athletic, educational and cultura[ endeavors . , to enhance and sustain the quality of life in , rhe va=r vauey June 13, 1995 • ' Vail Town Council Town of Vail Board of Directors ' . President Gerald R Ford 75 South Frontage Road Robert E. Barrett Vail, CO 81657 I.eon D. Black • Carolyn S. Bloun[ " Marlene L. Boll Dear NTembers of the Vail Town Council: Craig M. Cogut - James I3erry Craddock - Jack Crosby Mdrew P. Daly I recently learned that June 20 brings a vote deternuning , the level of funding to be H. Benjamin Duke.Jr. ' attributed to Vail Valley Community Television (CHS). With this knowledge, I wish Harry H. Frampton, III ' - )ohn Garnsey , to voice my support for our local television station. - George N. Gillett, Jc Gilberl R Giordano , ''epi °ramShammer , CHS has positioned itself as an integral avenue for staying abreast of community " Steve N. Haber _ . " Martha Head issues. From government affairs affecting our town and county, to school district ' William J. Hybl Elaine W. Kelton topics, CHS provides timely and reliable coverage. Open space discussions, Henry R. Kravis business affairs and our-current transportation situation are all of importance to FitZhugh Scott, Emeritus m«nael s. snannon . many members of our community. And after thirteen years of covering such issues, " Rodney E. Slifer CHS has become an invaluable resource to the Vail Valle - Richard L Swig y. . Oscar L Tang Furthermore, CHS not only educates community members on these very important John Garnsey - President 1SSU8S, but also offers a format in which discussions and opinions are invited. Thank you for considering the views of fellow community members as you vote to 1989 World Alpine fund Vail Valley Community Television. . Ski ChampionshipS ' ' • AEI World Forum Sincerely, . Amenican Ski Classic F/$Alpine Wodd Cup ' vai! /nternationa! SummerojDance 1 S3 M3Cl{111tOS~1 Gerald R. Ford ,SeI]lOI' V1C8 PI'eS1d811t ' AmpHitheater _ , Fund jor the Future , Hornb(owerAwards , and Scholarships ' 1994 World Mauntain l3ike Championsliips 1999 {Yorld Alpine ' Ski Championships - P.O. Box 309 ' Vail, Colorado 81658 970 479-1999 . Fax 970-476-7320 - _ ' A Co(orada 501 (c) (3) Nonprofit Corpnralion J VN JIJN 15¢'95ui 10 06AM TOWN OF~'AVO P. 1 r e db ~ ' . . , may 22p 1995 channel ' . ~CM ftppmmg ~ vwlq coffimWiy TVa RInclosed gs g drat~ ~~~r of &mdoxaement for Vai1 Valley 1~*minullity TeAeviaivn (CM)' We' have pxovided tl~s to ~u in hopes thaY Yrou 'Might coAsfder yOW Sroup°g supporc of the benefit Channel 5 affords your communily. Yt is our hope that you have :Qmehow shared an the informadon W~ provide and migbt consider furtheriog your encouragemeng thraug,h • the foawardiaag of dib aample ratification. , Il.ast Ysmuary the Vag Towm Councal entered into a 15 ycar Franchise Agreement witb TCI CablevisioiL Ag th~t time9 the Vaal T•own Councif Nt tlat at ww a good shance to aevievv the floveA of ffunding fog gn the pas4 the Town of Vail dedfcated 2% of T'CTi's gross zevenues to C35 tn holp cdvoP operating expenses. Ig fs ampcrative that we convitce the Vail Towm Council to oontinue 40 commat at least 2AY of TCre gisosg revenues va the fiitture to Vail i/affey C:ommunity ~ (chs)a . On ~~c 20n1995 the Vsg Town Counci1 wilI voto to determine the level of fluding for ouc . Publi~ ~@ss 'ltV atationa • , . Wc w~d encourage you a~ a jpersonal nou to the le:ter at you wish. , . Thank you for goua s~ppogt, v AR~ PenhaiG Executhre Dllmctmy ~afl VaRey Commumty TV , P.S. gjluae,$o~d out t~ay ~g ~?e aro a "F1~talist" in the pre8tigioua 1995 - "HOMF'TC~W1~T M,.S'IIVAC,'° for ow REa~e VaDey Newg Magazinep monsbly seriea8 - ~ (3,r~a~. r c~ ~ ~ ~ ~ V ~j 4z ~ ~ C ( . ~'AIL VA~.LEY COM~IUNrTY TELEVISION A s.r~,c ivey\(s P0. Box'g640 AvoACO mw phone &F= 303/949-5657 0 JUM- • m ~`_~~~I ~ VVCTV ~~9 Ob5r ro~~ JUN 15 95~~1034AM TOWN OF AVON P.1 Towsn Covad11 ~DRAFr- Town of Vail 75.Soath Fsontago ROM Vaalo CO 81657 Dan ~embegs of the Vail Town CoundYa Aunderstand t6at 8h~ M& Town Cmmal wil1 be determirning the level ot funding for VO valley Co tnity Tofl °°cm CIB offi dtmo ZOp 19950 ~ wish to vofce my suppogt for Vail Va188y °tyTelovsione CHS has been an integW ~t of. our commvinity. Iley bave fm4cred commnanication thaougbout the Vail Valle°y for 13 yearso In May 1995a Vail Va11ey Commuufty Te1evisioxi waa nominated as a "Finalisf' an the preatigious"HOULITOWN VWBO k'EST'IVAI." for thhe "Eagle `lalley Ncwe Magaxitie axioncwy Befir'.9. ChS pxbvv,idos programming Bha¢ helps me be more anforrned about ousc town and caunty gnvemm011$1mLt8f, and BCh00' dlBtriCg b0ard fA1oebIlg8. CELS ajso OffeY Bt1oWB that keep me famaliarzed with ° °ow about open space, Buainess Fducation Parateaahip, and the roundabvraL It as fmport~t that we conanue to auppnrt our Vail valley Cammunity °TV station wbilcka gives us programs such as the WWI Idbrazy Adventure Series, "Eagle Gounty U•k9t T-4e Vglloy News Magaziney" amd he tliilll 5~posium0, . I belaeve that ut is czIdcal thia4 the co,nmunity not oWy bas a Public Amess TV station t4at , educates the residents abaut critical issues in the Vail VaUey, bue 'also affords an dpporcunlcy go wice thak opinions and commentaay on cuxrant eveotL I XsquOs4 tthag Tow& CounciI wi11 vote on Juue ?A, 1995 to dedicate at IeaB¢ 2% of T°t,°I°a gross reve,nu~s as you have dolie in the past and a faie shara of the "pass thraugh" revenue ' ffor capitag etpensee ¢o mainWn CHS°s opotatioms. Amytung len vviU jeopardize tbe vay existence of Vail Val1~y Comffiunity TV. ' Mmk you for conuderang 4Wa letter of cmdorsoment in your vote to continue strong support ff~ our Va8 Valley, Communnty TV Q y, ~ . ~ VMC/BC ID:949-9459 JUN 15'95 10:43 No.001 P.01 tl , . Vaia ~OWAa Couaea8 Town of VaiIl 75 Sottth ~~ontage Road Vaifl, GO 8Il659 II9ear Metnbers of the VaIIl °II°Owa COaancnDD I undersiand ttha4 the VaIIfl ~owss CoititciR wilfl be deternaining the Ievel of Wdi»g fox VaeY va1ley comatt~ity TellevIsion C-IS on June 20D 1995. H wash %¢y my suppoat foa Vul VaUey Comumunity'I'elEv7Sion. CHS ha8 b8ST1 a111I1tEg7al pmr¢ of oua commuruty. °Mey haee fosteacd communirsfion throughout the Vail Valley ffor 13 ysaxe. In May 1995p V~l Valley (;omtttunity TelevisioA Swas nominated as s°Finaaast° in the presta$ious °`HOMETOWN VIDEO FMTIVAYa" for the "Eag1e Valley News Magazine" montmy seraes. ChS provades pro~ainming 4hag holps auc be anore iutformed about our tawn and couzety gova ent nsmes, and school dxstdct board aneetuagsa CM alsn ofFer ehows that kaep me f=n}iari;eed with discussiow about open space, Buginess Fducativn Parcaeahip, and the ~oundabouBo Hg i~ Important thae we condnue to support our Vail Vatley Community TV iaestioffi vorhich gives tts progrsms such as the "Vail Ubrary Adventuxe SerieBe, "p,agle County UVe,°0 'Eagle Valley News Magazinep and tho °l/afl Sy?mposiuau." d ~efieve thag ~t is cg#t~W thm¢ the comunuaity not only has a Ptablic Amss TV station thae educate,e the sresideats aboue eldcel. issues In the `lail Va1?e3rs but also afEords an opporumity ~o voice theiar opanaons and commeatary on currCn3 e+v~nts. IIrequoat that Vsal °II°owga Coeasncil wiYl vote on June 20, i995 to dedicate at lmt 2% mf T'CI°s gross revcnucs as you bave done !n the past and a fair share oC the "pass tx?rough" rcvenue fot' capitaY expense$ to maanWn CEiS°s operativns. AqWng less will jeopardiaee tho very ex?stence pf V~~ VaJlsy Commundty T@Ie Thank yoaa for consid~~g thss leete~ endox'sement ira yoar vote to contlnue etrong support ffor oug Vaal Vallcy Comm.uWty TV (CkaS)e SincereYyo , • , ~ .o~ ~ ~ , A, June 14, 1995 C~aam 1E cD0 Dear Towri of Vail Council Members, I would like to thank you.for the 6 month extension of the 2% franchise fee for Vail Valley Communiry TV Channel 5. I am planning to appear before- you during your work session on June 20, 1995. At that time I would like to discuss the continuation of the 2% frarichise fee for Vail Valley _ Communiry TV Channel 5• Further, we need to determine Channel 5's percentage of the "pass-through" fee for capital expenditures. I look forward to the discussions as to the allocation of those dollars to our group. In the event that the amount of dollars allocated to Channel 5 is a lesser amount, it would jeopardize our abiliry to maintain the operation of Channel 5. - W,e appreciate your time. spent on this important decision for Channel 5 and the Vail communiry. I look forward to meeting with you. • Sincerely, . , ~ . . Brian Hall , President ' I . VAIL VALLEY COMMUNITY TELEVISION P. 0. Box 5600 Avon, CO 81620 Phone & Fax. 303/949-5657 fj A 1995 Vail 'I'own Council _DRAFI_ Town of Vail 75 South Fronta e Road X C~ c~'~°~' l /~'~`'d' ilail, CO 81657g 4~-b I Dear Members of the Vail Town Council, I understand that the Vail Town Council will be determining the level of funding for ilail Valley Community Television CHS on June 20, 1995. I wish to voice my support for Vail Valley Community Television. CHS has been an integral part of our community. 'I'hey have fostered communicaYion throughout the Vail Valley for 13 years. In May 1995, Vail `Ialley Community Television was nominated as a"Finalist" in the prestigious "HOMETOWPT i1IDE0 F'ESTI`IAI," for the "Eagle Valley 1Vews Magazine" monthly series. Ch5 provides programming that helps me be more informed about our town and county government issues, and school district board meetings. CHS also offer shows that keep me familiarized with discussions about open space, Business Education Partnership, and the roundabout. It is important that we continue to support our Vail Valley Community TV station which gives us programs such as the "Vail Library Eldventure Series," "Eagle County Live," "Eagle Valley 1Vews Magazine," and the "`Iail Symposium." I believe that it is critical that the community not only has a Public Access T`I station that educates the residents about critical issues in the Vail Valley, but also affords an opporiunity to voice their opinions and commentary on current events. I request that tlail Town Council will vote on June 20, 1995 to dedicate at least 2% of TCI's gross revenues as you have done in the past and a fair share of the "pass through" revenue for capital expenses to maintain CI-15's operations. Anything less will jeopardize the very eidstence of Vail Valley Community T`1. Thank you for considering this letter of endorsement in your vote to continue strong support for our i1ai1 `Ialley Community T'`I (Ch5). Sincerely, u.-,~,(' ~~,~,c~,G~e~~ ~1,~,~ ~~.~"Lc.~t~c: ~~,%d~?'~j L.~~v~~ • J~ '(.,G'1~? h1 Ld . G~'~~-~: ~-r,,~, • r~~ JUN-16-1995 13=.33 p, 02 .e . 1'he Episeop;al Church mf the Traasrlgu, ,¢ion Vagg Town lCTD38$1Cil ' OW~A ~~b~ THE R~ER~D . BtllcE P MoNCR1M 1i Drv., S.T.M. 75 Sou$h FroYa~~ Road Interim Pastor van, co 81657 Post Office 8ai loop Telephone: t'ail, Colorado USA 816i&1000 (303) 4764l~ Dear Members o~ ~e VaiB °II'own Cougc°?, . gundersQa~d tlia4 the Vaa9 Toww Council wUl be r1et °thc lev+el of funding for Vail ValYegr ~mmun¢tg Teaevnsion CM mn Jaagee 20e 19950 II ° to voace my 3uppoat fog Vail Val1ey Cminwnity'1°eYevasion. CHS has been an integW paxt of ourr comrnuWty. lboy have tostered communicatiora dwottghout the Vail Valley for 43 yearz. Yn May 1995D `V'aal Vatley Cominuniry Televisiosx was nominaced as a°Finalist" ica the presdgaaaus"fiOMETO 1IDfip FESZ'IVA,I.p for the "EVe Valley IVccws Magazine°' snoaataly senies. cChS provides pxog,r ° g thag helps me be moze infozmcd about our town and cocxnty govesnmeng issues, a~d mtool distaict baasd meetings. CM also mffer sharws that keep me 'Fami°lia~ed with aliscuniow about open spaoe, Busirim Education ParCnetship, and the roundaboraBe iQ iS iel]portang Y11at vVe C03itinue to StYpport o11t Va1~ V8ll6y CAIllmtuuty TV station vvhach siv= us pro mich aS the "Vail Ia'beairy Adveratom Series,W °°Eagle C:oUnty ~l~S (f a.m~e,.,,9tl I~gle DBUley NeweY Magazineq e468d 4dAQ'i Mai1 SympoSium., gbe9aevc that ig &s cl'9tical gha$ the comalttnlty BYOt 0111y haS a PubIic ACcess TV StatiOn th8Y . edacates, thc resideaats abou¢ critacafl isssues en the Vail Valley, buf atso affmrds an opparhuitY go vOice Yheir opanaom ~d co entuy ~n carrent eventso g~equest tha8 Vail Town Couneflfl will voee on Jasne 20,1995 to dcdic.ate ag le.a.st Z~'o of TCY°s grm rev~~ues as you have dOne in the past and a faig ahare of the "pass thouglap revenue . for capstal evenses e0 maiatain °s operations. Anything lcss vvan jeopardiae the very exisgcncx Of Yafl Valtey Communf4y TV- Thankyoau gor aonsaderhg daft fietteg of endorsement in your vote to contanue strong support . fo~ ouir Vu°1 VaUegr Communlegr `$`V (Ch5). SincereAgvfl C) . TOTAL P.02 ? Fax sent by : 9789495505 GARIDNER A4->A4 06/17/95 44:06 I'g: g June 16, 1985 Vail Town Council Town o4 Vail 75 Sou4h Fronfage Road !/ail, CO 81657 bear Vail TOwn ColanCil Members, IE as my understarading 4hat 4he Vail Tpwn Councll will be considering funding for the Vail Valley CommunfYy Television at your regular nnaeting on June 20, 1995. I would like to express my suppdr4 for Vail !lalley Community 7elevlslon. I have been in4erested 'un video gor fhe Iast 4en years and Channel 5 has asslsted me greatEy in my hobby. In a Yota91y diifereng way, WGTV has been an asset 4p my entlre tamily through the airing og public mee4ings, sporting events, and stage productlons. Ttirough 4he years I have seen Qhe improvemen4 In both access and equipment at Channel 5. 1Nlth thelr inCreased involvennent in the communlty, I know their expenses have also risen. Yh6s could no4 have happened without the support of the Town of Vail. I hope 4ha4 4he Vail 1'own Council vvill confinue to recagnize 4he value af Vail Valley Communl4y Televlslotl aP1d voYe Bo dedicate at least 2% pf TCI's gross redenues as you have done in the past and a 6air share of the "pass through" revenue for capltol expenses 4o maintain Channel 5's operatians. ThanOc you $or considering this letter oq endorsemenY in yaur vote fa continue strong supparf for our Vail VaIley Comrnuni4y Tetevision. Sinr,erely yours, IHlard ~ardner P. O. Bbx 4076 VaII, co 81658 06/19/95 08:49 V903 328 1024 EAGLE CO SCHOOLS 0001/001 EAGI..E COUNW SCI--IQOL. DISZ'RIC1' RE 5 01 JOHN tEFw - SUP'ERDV7FNDnV7' P.O. BOX 740 = EAGLE, COLORADO 81631 O(303) 328-6321 ~ FAX (303) 328-1024 June 19, 1995 Vail Town Council 1'own of Vail 75 South Feontage Road 16ai1, CO 81657 Dear iVdembers of fihe Vail Youvn Council: On June 20, 1995, $he Vail 1'own Council vvill be determining the Ievel of funding for Vail 10aUey Community Television CH5. Please accep4 4his (etter, on beha(f of the Eagle County Schaol DistriCt, as confirmation ofi our complete support of Channel 5. Channe! 6 has continued to be an imporfant link for this comrmunity foP ghe pasi 13 years. Vail Valley Community Television was norvtinated as a°Finalist° in the prestigiotas "HQMETOWN VIDEO FESTIVAL" for Yhe NIEagYg ilalley IVeuus RAagazine" monthfy series. Channel 5 provides programpning that helps our comrnuni4y be more informed about school board/schoal district issues and Buslness Education Partnership issues. From a recent surrrey of paPents, many WROTE IIV Channel 5 as 4heir main source of school information. We believe that it is cri4ical #hat the comrnunitt no4 only has a Public Access T1/ station that educates the residenYs about critical issues in the Valley, but also affords an opporttanity tp voice their opinians and cornmentary on current errents. We reques8 that 4he Vail Town Council dedicate at leas4 2% of TCI's gross revenues as you have done in the pas4 and a#air share of the "pass through" revanue for capital experases to rnaintain Channel 5's operations. Anything less will jeopardize the very existence of Vail Valley Community Tll. Thank you #or considering this letter of endorsement in your vote to continue strong suppoet foP our Vail Valley Community TV, 5inc rel WJ ~ y.~ Gindy Paxsan , Communications CooPdinator FROM : JewettiCRPPA PHONE N0. : 970 479 0489 Jun. 19 1995 12:41PM P1 C. Pose-14'" brand 4ax transmittal memo 7671 #a4 Pa41'e" p ~ ~PONI ca. - Dept. Faffi q Fax q 9VAI L Eaplorinq Today's RwliliE;s -JW 9MAAAA IMZU June 19, 1995 TowYi of Vail aOnRnoxDtR2cToRS 75 South Frontage Road Georp a"st"Iff Vailo CO 81657 Bruee D. Chapn,a:? M-y Mkm Cope Dear Aqembers of the Vail Town Council s rialiy nuocc Judith Evans Jonnta.Cs8lvin We unc7erstand that the Couracil wi11 be determiraing the T-a[ksiy ievel of funding for Vai7. valley Community Television CH5 Rosahe HW Isom OI1 June 20tYla Skriron McKay JeweK Al'6°RK`°'pp We xrish to voice our support for Vail Valley Community DebbyOl.-so?1urcCWnanm Televisione CH5 has been an integral part ot our communitye mwymorpn KdIE'RmOItLT They have fostexed communication throughout the Vail Valley K,aherint M.sch„„sat for 13 years. . Patriria A. Te;k DebprahFeKc'1Vaverg Channei 5 began filming the Vail Symposium Breakfast Series, Karin WebLr lectures and coIamunity dialogue which is orcganized for and open to tche public, in 1991o Approximately 8 programs per ADViSORYBOARD year are filmed and then aired on Channel 5 serregal tfines CatherineE.Dolsn each throughvut the year for the benefit af the communitcye Wendy M. Custafson Ba'bam YHa`ris Many Symposium topics have been speCific to the cammunity suc Aiancy lnman 8laine W. Kelton ~ s 9 Merv Lapl~ "Does the Vail Valley Want a Balanced Economy: Can We Ggow tvrelvtnwtarx the Summ@g, $O MatCll th@ Wiblteg?" ~M"" "Building our Common Futur6 Toward Communities That Axe BethRuder Beautiful and Liveable" Y-'YSa-b" "Para11e1 Turns - Apoilo's New Businees Venture with Vail aezbarermac Assaciates" ToryMi„ser "i7pdate on the Eagie Mine Superfund Site - Haw Safe Are Fou"`°ER Our ChiJldren" "Mountain GloQm and MQUntain G1ory - TYte Aestheti.CS of EXaCVnWECOtvnvtr[-cEs Mountain Comrnunitiea° Bnu•rD_Chapaian "An Election Issue: Vduchers for Education-Pro°s & Con's" PRESlDEMf "Healthy Living at Elevation 8.250 feete JQys & v°~~ E£~, Responeibilitiesl, AND FUNDRAISING and anany A10gee Shsroe McKay Jeweet secxerARYnNn Thank you gor considering this letter of endQrsetnent in your ADMlNlSiRA70R vote tQ continue stxong suppogt fox oug Vail Va11ey Community Mary Morgan TV ( Charanel 5). TREASUftER ~.1YCt1 mOYbCf . OIITAEACH VegY truly jrOl1P8 0 Debby OLseon McClenahui MnxxarlNc Katherine M. Schmidt . MEn,rnra-ar-t.aace Vail SIpppp083uYn BOaI."d OiE DigeCStoxs . Post Office Box 3038 0'Vaii, Colorado F316SR-303A O 303/476-09.54 Phone and Fax JUN-19-95 MON 12:00 PM DAVIS EXCAVATING 303 926 3788 P.02 ~ Bus'ine-ss Educatio~ PaMersh.i.p of Eagle Couxty laevelopang resources in support of edcccatzan_ June 16, 1995 ' Vail Town Council Tovun og Vail 75 Sou4h Frontage Fioad . Vai I, CO 81657 Dear Vail Touvn Council filiembers, I undersYand that on June 20th, the Vail Town Counc+l wiA determine funding for Public Access Television. As the executive director of the Business Education Partnership, I have found Channel 5 to be most beneficial, not only Yo our growing organization, but 40 4he comrnunity at large. The commitment Qo community that is emulated through the Vail Town Council is integral to continuing Yo provide a better environmen4 for al1 people. The commitment to not just the basics, but to the ex#ra dimension that the Town of Vail provides to our entire valley creates an a4mosphere of progress. To foster partiCipatory communifies in our valley, comrrtunication is essential. Channef 5 provides the communication that is extended to organizations, votuntary groups, government senvices, and individuals. Channel 5 provides one more avenue to keep citizens informed and involved. . I urge you fio conYinue fiund'+ng Yo the fullest exten4 possible Vail Valley Cammunity TV. Thank you for considering qhis aetter of endorsement when you make your decision to supporf continued funding of T!! 5_ SinGereYy, Susie Davis Business Education Partnership "It takes a u>bole village to ediecata oita cbl/rl.. _"-OlclAfricctn Prouerb Post Office Box 1384 o Edwards, Colorado 81632 ° 970-926-3788 o Fax 970-926-3718 0 ~ B1LA 4./ C1L`J V' V . C1L@AllDllD 2334. S. FRONTAGE R. WEST #4, VAIL, COLORADO 81657 970-476-6063 June 12, 1995 ~ . Town of Vail Community Development - 75 S. Frontage Rd. 9JNN 9~"K5 Vail, Colorado 81657 rI.!~ *,T To Whom It May Concern: Please consider this letter and the attached Resume to be my application for the mid-term vacancy on the Town of Vail Design Review Board. . While I have not been a resident of Vail for very long, I have worked for Fritzlen Pierce Briner / Architects for the past two and one half years. During this time, I have gained great insight into the many issues facing the community. My interest in serving on the Design Review Board closely parallels my reasons for moving to Vail - to be more directly involved in the community I contribute to and work in. Given the opportunity to serve on the board my goals are as follows: o Operate in accordance with the Rules of the Board and the Town of Vail; o Promote and maintain the highest standards for the built environment; ? Respect the diversity of the Town's micro communities, ie. the Village, Lionshead, Potato Patch, East Vail, etc.; o Uphold the ideals of the democratic process ensuring equality and fairness to all involved in the review process. I believe the Design Review Board should consist of a diverse cross section from, the community as it presently exists. With the departure of Sally Brainerd (a respected member of the design community and architecture profession) I submit my application in hopes of bridging the gap created by her departure. Resp 6A&A, ectfully submitted, J) Bruce W. Crabb . Associate AIA Enclosure: Resume P.S. - The enclosed Resume is an abbreviated form. I will try to highlight experience and education as it relates to the duties and understandings, of the Design Review Board. Should you require any additional information, please don't hesitate to contact me. F:\USERS\BC\DRB.WPD BRUCE W.CRABB 2334. S. FRONTAGE R. WEST #4, VAIL, COLORADO 81657 970476-6063 PERSONAL QUALIFICATIONS COMMiJNICATIONS Excellent oral and written communications. Ability to listen as well as express complex ideas in simple understandable language. ' NEGOTIATIONS Ability to present strong case for a position and to compromise where appropriate. - LEADERSHIP Abiliry to gather suppoR to accomplish the task at hand. EXPERIENCE ARCHITECTi1RAL INTERN FRITZLEN PIERCE BRINER 1/93 to Present VAIL, COLORADO Prepare construction documents for custom residential and light commercial projects. Prepare Zone Check Analysis and prepare projects for the Design Review process. Verify allowable squaze footage, maximum height restrictions , and geological hazards as they relate to individual projects. Work closely with the Town of Vail Planning Staffto insure compliance with regulations, zoning, public works and fire department issues. • Assist in the development of sign programs for various projecu within the Town of Vail. Examples of projects - Mueller Bighorn primary / secondary residence, Lionshead Centre retail remodel and expansion, the Harris residence, the Hitchcock primary / secondary residence. CONTRACT DRAFTSPERSON ENERGETIC ENTERPRISES, INC. 10/92 - 12/92 DENVER, COLORADO Prepared construction documents for custom and semi-custom residential projects. Examples of projects: Swim Residence, Cherry Hilis Farm West, Cherry Hills, CO., RainVee Homes-Hunters Glen Singles of Parker, CO. DESIGN / DRAFTSPERSON THE SWEENEY RESIDENCE 8/92 - 9-92 DENVER, COLORADO Provided design and construction documents for the addition and alteration to The Sweeney Residence, 374 Dexter St., Denver, Colorado. DESIGN INTERN COLORADO CENTER FOR COMMUNITY 8/91 - 12/91 DEVELOPMENT DENVER,COLORADO Provided programming and design support. Determined space and function requirements to meet clients needs. Provided comprehensive design for the remodel arid expansion of the Salida Recreation Center / Scout Hut, Salida, Colorado. Developed facade options for retail businesses in conjunction with economic development and streetscape project, Rangely, Colorado. ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF COLORADO 11/81 - 8/89 DENVER, COLORADO Designed gas and electric distribution systems that provided customers with reliable, safe and cost-effective service while maintaining the integrity and continuity of the company's overall systems. Coordinated construction efforts and resolved conflicts with city and state govemment agencies, public utilities, telephone and cable TV companies. Designed facility relocations in conjunction with waste water management, street improvement, and state highway projects. Followed-up to insure compliance with codes, design, government regulations, and company standazds. EDUCATION UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO AT DENVER , MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE 8/89 - 5/92 DENVER, COLORADO UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO AT DENVER BUILT ENVIRONMENT IN FOREIGN CULTURES. (In connection with Comel University and the University of Washington) ROME, ITALY SUMMER'91 WESTERN STATE COLLEGE BACHELOR OF ARTS 8/77 - 5/81 GUNNISON, COLORADO PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS NATIONAL, COLORADO, COLORADO WEST, AND DENVER CHAPTERS. e ° ~A L M R C M oT E_ e T 5 I .Pi C 4 R . P 4 R A T t D . ~ . ~1O.June,.1995 ~ JUN- 1 2 1995 . L Gommunity Development Department I~ i -~OIVI , ~~t fUI, ~~V. 7 5 5outh Frontage Road Vail, GO 8 1651 " RE: Town o¢ Vail Des(gn Rediew Board pos(tion - v Dear Gommunlty Development Department 4 vail Town Gouncil, ° eworking as a local architect for the last 4 1/2 years, I have been through and worEced with many o¢ the different de5lgn review boards in the area. I feel the experience I have gafned hav(ng gone through the process has gfven me valuable. insight into the role of a position on the Town oF vail Design Review Board. . • As you Ecnow, the growth and development of the Va11 valley over the laat thirty years has not always been on a clear path and because of this, vall has a lot of fts own unfque issues. With the I(mited amount of land left to build'on and the recycling • and remodeling of many exiating structures sure to happen in the future, members of the Vail Deslgn Revfew 56ard increasfngly-become more fmportant as the area continues to change. As an architect, I am exc(ted about being a part of a profession that has such an impact on the built environment and I would like to apply my arch(tectural education, experience and knowledge to the position on the-vafl Design Revfew Board. . • I appreciate your time in considering my appllcation. 5incerely, ° . . ti • 0 Brent AIm, AIA . ¦ 0 BFtfif ALf1. AIR • ' ¦ ¦ 970.827.9G50 ~ P.4. B4X 5211 • VAIL. C%.?RAD% , 81G58 p • . 0 • 1 ' BRENT /1LM, HIA • ~ ALM I.RGFFITEGTS, Inc. - Pn Box 521 1 VgdI, Gdorado 81658 Educat(on Univers(ty of Oregon, 5chod ofrrchitectare and Alied Arts Eugene, Oregon BaOielor of Architecture, 1986 . RWiStrstion GdoradoLir-enSe;C-40'i4 ' • ~ Ma55achu5ett5 L(cense ; 8'f 23 • Exnerience A4.M ARGHITEGTS. Im. (Ourner, Primipal) (Formeriy: 5tructures, N^ch + plaN 1 9 90 - Present Vatl, Goloi^aQo Buffehr Greek Ghalet';5 LeVine Residerv-e (G-95) Eves Residence ~ Buffer Greek Ghalets, 54009f , Singletree, 38005f Lakecreek, 45005f Vall, Colorado EQwarQs, Golorado ' EQwards, Colorado ' BuffeFr Greek Ghalet sb !C- 957 120 Gorral Road 6artlett Residenr-e , Buffehr. Greek Ghalets, 4000sf 5ingletree, 36009f RemoQeVAdditlon, 2500sf vail, Colorado Edwards, Colorado va11, Colorado 6uffeir Greek Ghalet;l (G-95') ` Zneimer Lake HouSe . 0615 Ghaolais Gircle ' Buffehr Greek Ghaleta, 42 OOsf Adirondack 5tyle Remodel, 2500 sf 5fngletree, 42005f • vall, Colorado ° Grand Lake, Colorado Edwarils, Golorado ~ ' Ganp Gafe - Avon ' LNergood Residence 5mith Duplex (0-45') • AdironQack 5tyle Gafe, Design WfIQriQge, 2400 af Eagle-Vail, 58005f Avon; Colorado Avon, Colorado Eagle-vail, Colorado IrgenS ReSidence 151and Gabin (DD-947e Amrfl Girde ReS. HomeSteaQ, 32005f Orcus Island, 850 af 5ingletree, 42009f EQwardS, Colorado 5an Juan 151ands, Washington EdwarQs, Colorado ~ Gopps Residence ~ • Palmos Gappucclno Gafe Ndrete Ghalet Remodel Peak 9, 34005f Gateway Plaza, design 8 conat. dwgs. Gurrently on the Boards ~ BreckenrfQge, Golorado. • Va(I, Colorado ~ Vall, Colorado Mou Residence 060 5naffle Road Elght 1800sf Unique Housing Units , 51ngletree, 46005f 51ngletaee, 36009f Feasability 5tudy Gurrently on the BoardS Edwards, Colorado EQwardS, Goloradp Eagle-vail, Colorado PEAN TUGKER 5FFAW. ARGHITEGT5. Inc., ianuFr.u 1 98'1 -/Waust 1990 Boston. Ma55acFrisetts Master Plan obstetrics 5ervk,e Adatlqn Leominster Hospital,130,000 sf Leomin5ter Hospital, Phase 1 of Master Plan, 16,000 5f ~ ProJect Design Team Project Designer, 5chematic De51gn - Gonst. Doc. MaSter Plan AtHetic Far-ility Metro Boston Resource Genter, 330,000 sf . Westwood Lodge Hosp(tal, 8200 5f ProJect Design Team pro,ject Designer, 5chematic Design APtSHEN a AL.LEN_ /?RGHITEGTS. leic. June - 5entember 1985 5an Franciaco, Gal(fornia Internship e • . Gompetitions Performing Mts Genter Glemson, 5outh Garollna Glemson un(verslty, Design Gompet(tion Original Goncept Deslgner, ProJect Design Team (Received Honorable Mentlon) 1 Prafessbnal Mierican Institaute of IUrchitects Colorado West Ghapter Affiliation5 Member, 1 4 9 3 ~ ReferenGeS AttaGhed • tl - ' • . 4 REFEREPlGES: BRENT ALM. AIA 5tuart Eves Owner, Eves' Print 5hop, Vail _ 4'16-0440 . . , . RAob LeViP?e . ~ . Manager, The Antlees, Vail 4-16-241i . s , , ` Aftldy Kffllddt5eP1 ' . , 5enior Planner; Town of Vail 4'19-2 155 . • , Edwa°d Zneimer ~ Owner, Buffehr Greek Partnera . . Developer of the Lia Zneimer 5ubivision, Vail 82,-aF 101 a . , . , ` . • ~ . - r ` 5. . • ' / • O • a ' Ob/ 1 O/95 . ~ , . ~ . - , ~ o . y 4VAIL ~O6'C 1 ~1 ~75 South Frontage Road Department of Community Development Vail, Colorado 81657 970-479-21381479-2139 - FAX 970-479-2452 TO: Vail Towrn Council FROM: Community Development Department DATE: June 20, 1995 SUBJECT: Black Lakes Wetiand Mitigation . V. BACKGROUND: On August 21, 1990, the Vail Town Council passed a resolution supporting the expansion of Black Lakes Reservoir No. 1. Tne expanded reservoir vvas designed to enhance in-stream flows during the winter, a time when stream flows are tyaically lowest. When the resollation was passed, the Council recognized that more than 10 acres of wetlands and riparian area would need to be restored to mitigate the impacts of tne expandea reservoir. In 1991, Eagle County in conjunction with the Army Corps of Engineers required the Vail Valley Consolidated UVater District to provide 10.75 acres of weilands and riparian habitat to mitigate the impact of 5.4 acres wrhich wrere lost as the result of tne Black Lake expansion. Ail but .75 acres of mitigation wras to be located in the Town of Vail. On January 21, 1992, the Town Council approved of the w?etland mitigation proposal that included restoring 6 acres of wetlands on Katsos and more than 4 acres of riparian habitat along different points on Gore Creek. BB. PROPOSED PR0JECT: The Vail Valley Consolidated Water District was successful in creating 2.8 acres of wetlands at Katsos Ranch but still needs to create an additiona! 3.2 acres. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has given the District until August 1995 to create this additional wetland area at Katsos. The District has a new proposal for creating these wetlands on Katsos Ranch which will involve utilizing six existing sw?ales that branch off Gore Creek and would be cleared to act as irrigation ditches. Issues related to this project include: changes to the ffoodplain, short-term visual impacts, and short-term sedimentation impacts. Hawever, based on a preliminary revievu of the District's proposal, this project could be beneficial to the Town for the following reasons: a) At no cost to the Town, w;2ttands wrould be res:ored at Katsos Ranch. b) Creation of vueilands has significant benefits for wiidlife, water quality, and for reducing flood impacts. c) Existing swales can be used which will reduce the visual impact of the project. RECYCLEDPAPER ~ III. PROCESS The Water District is requesting the Councils permission to proceed through the process. This process would include PEC review and Town Council approval though a resolution. ~ RESTORATIOIV OF WETLANDS OIV KATSOS RANCH OPEN SPACE SECTIOlV 404 PERMTT FOR BLACK LAKE NO.1 ENLARGEIVIE1vT PROJECT VAIL VALLEY COIVSOLIDATED WATER DISTRICT Vail Valley Consolidated Water District, as part of their Section 404 pennit mirigation requirements for the Black Lake No. 1 Enlargement Project, is required to restore 6 acres of scrub/shrub wetlands on the Katsos Ranch open space. The permitted mitigation plan includes construction of stream gradient control structures, and a flood irrigation system to raise ground water levels of the adjacent alluvial terrace. The purpose of this urigarion system and drop swctures is to restore wetland hydrology on the terrace, thus improving wildlife habitat in the riparian zone and open space. According to the Conceptual Wetlands Mitigarion Plan for the Black Lake No 1 Enlar e,~ ment Project, prepared by BIO/WEST in 1990, the alluvial terrace most likely was a wetland before the creek channel incised 3 to 6 feet below the terrace. This incisement is likely due to creek channelization and urban development that occurred within Vail Valley, and due to the construction of Interstate 70. Soil motding found 18 to 24 inches below the ground surface provides evidence the terrace once was a wetland. BIO/WEST's mirigation plan for Katsos Ranch included the construction of drop swctures and a irrigation canal with water delivery channels. The canal would start at a diversion structure upstream of the bike path bridge, and carry water across the terrace to the old creek oxbow. Water delivery channels would be connected along the length of the canal to discharge and spread water across the tenace between the bike path and Gore Creek. In 1991, the BIO/WEST plan was presented to Town Council for approval before constructiori. The Council asked that only the drop structures be constructed to minimize construction impacts to existing vegetation. Three drop structures were constructed in fall of 1992 and new plantings were added to the riparian zone in 1993. During our site survey with the Corps of Engineers last yeaz, it was determined only 2.8 acres of wetland hydrology was restored to the tenace. The Corps has required the irrigarion system be constructed to meet the 6 acres of wetland restoration required by Section 404 permit. The plan currendy under consideration utilizes existing irrigation ditches and depressions on the alluvial terrace. It would not require extensive grading and building of new canals as proposed by the BIO/WEST plan. The enclosed map shows proposed locarions of six irrigarion ditches. Many of the locations follow exisring irrigation ditches or old creek.meanders. The ditches must be cleared of willow and regraded to provide consistent downhill flows along each ditch. River cobble and sandy clay soil will be placed along each ditch to prevent scouring. 1fie ditches will be approximately 3 to 6 feet wide and 2 to 4 feet deep. Ditch D1-D2 will fl ow under the bike path through an existing culvert. T'he water in each ditch is expected to saturate a zone 10 to 20 feet on each side, restoring wetland hydrology to the remaining 3.2 acres required by permit. These azeas will be planted and seeded with new wetland and riparian plant species to aid with habitat restoration. Six inlets along the banks of Gore Creek will allow water to flow into the ditches during the growing season. Design alternarives discussed for the inlets include extending a pipe through the creek bank, or building a rock weir to allow water to flow through the creek bank to each ditch. The design of each inlet will be determined based on creek.bank condirions and surface water elevations. Ditch B1 shown on the map utilizes overflow water from a pond on adjacent property to flood the irrigation ditch. This inlet requires discussion with the property owner before deternuning its feasibility. No adverse affect is expected for the 100 year floodplain in Katsos Ranch or upstream of the open space. The ditches or inlets will not create obstrucrions within the floodplain, and therefore will not impede flows during a 100 year flood event. Further study of creek condirions, utility locations, and site topography is needed before finalizirig this plan. The District would like the Town of Vail's comments on this proposal before proceeding further with the site survey or design. Construcrion is planned for later this summer to meet the Corps of Engineers required deadline of August 15, 1995 for permit compliance. June 15, 1995 D b i _ J ' \ ~ . _ ' ` _ i . - , ~ °'a :•e, " ~ s,' Y ~ East Vail Interchange. Pedestrian Bridg \ ~ ~~1 ' w [ e ' ' _ -1 r` • ` i , i ..c' ° ~ ~r --~.~9 L'. v `.2 \ ~ _ ' r _ _ Gore D2 _ 1 f ' : i ~ J = i >>9> - ~ ~ ~ D1 ~ \ ` \ ~ , . `~7U J. ` ' ` ' i. tiY a • ~ , ` • ~1J\,_ ~ . ~ e:` 1 n i y~i~ ~~I ^ = 1 + - ~ ~ • ` A ~ike Path 2'"_` l,_ . ~ , ~ ~ _ //~~~---1~-~.•- ~ ~ ' \ / I 1' .4~ ~ ` r:/~~~ ~ / ~ ~ Oxbovv ~ Wetlands LEGEPlD ~ ,~~y' : •i. 1 ; ~ ~ iii i ^ i Ditch Inlet ~i rt ~ ~ ~Ii/~-~';~~ ' Rock Drop Structure (existing) "'t ) • / / / i ~ ` i;,_ . Centerline of Ditch • , 'J , / _ r * ~ e PROPOSED DITCH LOCATIONS . VVetland Resforation for Kafsos Ranch Open Space scaie r a 200•-0- Vail Valley Consolidated Water District o De Leuw, Cather & Company June 7, 1995 2oa ioo 0 200 = . . ~ . ~ ~ IT A ~ PolieV seatemen¢ Areas and Actnvities off State Interest -"Il04Il" Regulations The construction of water diversion projects by Denver and other Front Range cities has had serious environmental and socioeconomic impacts in the headwaters counties. Future diversion projects also have the potential to cause injury to the West Slop environment and economy. county and municipal land use regulations promulgated pursuant to H.B.1041 (C.R.S. are one of the only tools available to minimi7e these negative effects. 1. Legal challenges to the facial validity of land use regulations for transmountain diversion projects should be defended through a cooperative effort whenever possible. Contribution to specific permit decisions of individual members should be evaluated on a case-by-case basis, depending upon potential benefits to other members. 2. Any legislative proposals to weaken or eliminate 1041 authority should be defeated. Staff should develop a specific plan for monitoring and lobbying to be approved by the QQ members and NR/CCOG Board prior to each legislative sessions. 3. NWCCOG will actively seek the support of other local governments and build coalitions with appropriate organizations in its efforts to protect 1041 authority. 4. Legislation or policies designed to protect the basin of origin from negative effects of transmountain diversions should be developed. Water diversion proponents should compensate the basin of origin for any incremental negative effects attributable to the diversion. 5. NWCCOG will provide technical assistance to member jurisdictions who wish to amend existing 1041 regulations controlling water projects. . ~ • EXHMTT B PoYicv Stateaneaet Tu~ansmountann I)iversaon Proiects 1. Transmountain Diversion I'rojects will be supported by NWCCOG if a.nd only if all socioeconomic and environmental effects are mitigated to the satisfaction of the affected governmental units. 2. All projects should be in substantial compliance with applicable state, federal, and local regulations. 3. With approval by the Land Use and Water Fund members, the NWCCOG legal division will actively pursue all available administrative and legal remedies to ensure that proposed admin.istrative and legal remedies to ensure that proposed projects are mitigated satisfactorily and comply with regulations. 4. 1Vlaximum cooperation and conservation ofwater resources should be required before additional transmountain diversions are permitted. 5. Operation of existing water supply projects by Denver and others should be integrated in a manner that elimiuates negative effects to municipal water supply, water treatment, wastewater treatment, recreation, agriculture, aquatic life, and aesthetics. 6. Iu order to accomplish regional goals for protection of water quality and quantity, NWCCOG will participate in state and federal permit processes which regulate transmountain diversion projects and coordinate its efforts with other organizations which share common interests. 7. The legal division will provide legal counsel to member jurisdictions duriug the local permit application process for transmountain diversion projects. The degree to which the Land Use and Water Fund members contribute to litigation resulting from local permit decisions will be decided on a case-by-case basis. 6 ~ ~ IT C Policv Statemeaat Water Qualn~ 1. Water development activities should not have a significant adverse effect upon the quality of the Region's water resources. 2. Mitigation of negative water quality impacts associated with water use and development should be the responsibility of the water developer. 3. Water developers and in-basin users should share responsibility for the reduction of non-point source pollution: 4. State, local, and federal wastewater treatment facilities should be protected through mitigation of any additional treatment costs caused by hydrologic modification. 5. The Region XII Water Quality 1Vlanagement "208" Plan will be updated annually and will continue to be used to assess and document the relationship between water quality and water development activities. The legal division in cooperation with the NWCCOG Water Quality Manager, will continue to defend the Plan from administrative or legal challenge by water development interests. 6. State and Federal water quality regulations should not immunize the exercise of water rights from reasonable water quality regulations. To that end, the legal division shall continue to monitor and participate in state and federal rulemaking hearings. 7. Limitations on water quality control regulations found in Section 104 of the State Water Quality Control Act, which protects water rights from material injury, means "no unreasonable harm" to water rights rather than "no change in yield." 7 ~ rr D Policv Statement State Water Po~icv L NWCCOG supports the formulation of a State water policy. At a miuimum, any policy must address protection of the basin of origin, the interrelationship between the exercise of water rights and water quality, and the conservation of exusting water resources. 2. The process selected to formulate a State water policy should embody the following: a. The goal of the process must be clearly defined. The difference between "policy" and "plan" must be articulated. b. The policy should be based on tasks designed to solve water management problems identified and agreed upon by all participants. c. All interests must be represented in the process. Traditional water interests which have historically fought each other in the Courts may not be representative of all interests. d. 1'roponents and opponents to change in water policy should be included in the process. e. Public input should be solicited at every phase of the process. f. All previous attempts, including the C.C.I. Water I'olicy, should be evaluated. 3. NWCCOC'r will participate in the State water policy formulation process to the greatest . eXtent possible. Both staff and elected officials will contribute to policy formulation efforts by the legislature, admivistrative agencies, and the Courts as appropriate, to ensure the Region's interests are well-represented. 8 4J o ~ E A Y Y` , POfliCV Statelffieifl$ lLIltlgatiOYb 1. NWCCOG's General Counsel will provide legal services to defend Eagle County duiYng the Homestake II litigation funded by contributions to the Land Use and Water "QQ" fund. 2. Service of Special Counsel Hank Ipsen of Holme, Roberts, and Owen far the Homestake II litigation will be billed to and paid for by Eagle County and those members who wish to contribute. 3. Decisions regarding Homestake II litigation strategy will be approved by Eagle County. All members will receive regular updates as the litigation progresses. 4. NWCCOG's Cieneral Counsel and Special Counsel will defend the facial validity of 1041 regulations as applied to Lienver's water projects in front of the Colorado Supreme Court. This litigation will be paid for through the Land Use and Water Fund. 5. Any further litigation which involves facial challenges to our Region's land use authority over water projects will be paid for through the Land Use and Water Fund. Litigation caused by specific permit decisions of inember jurisdictions will be handled on a case-by-case basis as they arrive. 6. Decisions regarding administrative and judicial challenges to the Two Forks and Williams Fork permits will be made jointly by contributing members to the Land Use and Water Fund. 7. Other water related litigation such as water rights applications or disputes which effect individual member jurisdictions will not be paid for out of the Land Use and Water Fund. The affected jurisdiction may contract with the NWCCOG (ieneral Counsel at a reduced rate, if desired. " 9 0 S ORDIN/4NCE NO. 10 Serues of 1995 AN ORDINANCE REZONIFJG A PARCEL OF PROPERTY LEGALLY DESCRIBED AS PARCEL E, VA9L VBLLAGE 7°rli FILING FROM NATURAL AREA PFiESERVATIOIV DISTR@CT TO THE GEfVERAL USE DISTRICT; AND AMENDIIVG TFIE OFFICIAL ZONBNG MAP 9N RELATSON 4O 4~~ REZONSNG OF SABD PROPERTY. NVHEREAS, the property to be rezoned is located within the municipal limits of the Town of Vail; and WHEREAS, the Planning and Environmental Commission has considered the appropriate rezoning for the property and has unanimously recommended that the Town Council rezone the parcel from Na4ural ,4rea Preservation 4o General Use. VVHEREAS, the Town Council considers it in the public interest 4o rezone said property. NOlAI, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAIfVED BY THE TOWN COUfVCIL OF THE TOUVRI OF VAIL, COLORADO, AS FOLLOVUS: Section 1. The Town Council finds that the procedures for the provision ofi rezoning property in the Town of Vail have been ful#illed, and 4he Town Council hereby received the report of recommendation firom 4he Planning and Environmental Commission recommending the rezoning, of said property. Section 2. Pursuant to Section 18.66.100 - 18.66.180 of the Vail Municipal Code, the parcel of property legally described as parcel E, Vail Village 7TH Filing is zoned as General Use District. Sec4ion 3. As provided in the ordinances of the Town of Vail, the zoning administrator is hereby directed to modify and amend the offiicial zoning map to include the zoning specified in Section 2 above. Section 4. If any part, section, subsection, sentence, clause or phrase of this ordinance is for any reason held Yo b2 invalid. siich (1ar.icinn chall r,nt offoM tho unr~oo„ ati~ rnonn~n~n.. .+...s:...... ..t a?.:,, ,,..t:.,____. • - ....v..y v- ww viuuui~ ~vuVIW VI UIW VtUIIIQ111iCand the Town Council hereby declares it would have passed this ordinance, and each part, section, subsection, sentence, clause or phrase thereof, regardless of the fact that any one or more parts, sections, subsections, sentences, clauses or phrases be declared invalid. . 1 Ordinance No. 10, Series of 1995 } Section 5. The Town Council hereby finds, determines and declares that this ordinance is necessary and proper for the health, safety and welfare of the Town of Vail and the inhabitants thereof. Section 6. The repeal or the repeal and reenactment of any provision of the Vail Municipal Code as provided in this ordinance shall not affect any right which has accrued, any duty imposed, any violation that occurred prior to the effective date hereof, any prosecution commenced, nor any other action or proceeding as commenced under or by virtue of the provision repealed or repealed and reenacted. The repeal of any provision hereby shall not revive any provision or any ordinance previously repealed or superseded unless expressly stated herein. Section 7. All bylaws, orders, resolutions and ordinances, or parts thereof, inconsistent herewith are repealed to the extent only of such inconsistency. This repealer shall not be construed to revise any bylaw, order, resolution or ordinance, or part thereof, theretofore repealed. INTRODUCED, READ ON FIRST READING, APPROVED AND ORDERED PUBLISHED ONCE IN FULL, this 6th day of June, 1995. A public hearing shall be held hereon on the 6th day of June 1995, at the regular meeting of the Town Council of the Town of Vail, Colorado, in' the Municipal Building of the Town. A L), - - Margaret A. Fsterfoss, Mayor ' A ATTEST: N 111110 V~ i ~ i ~ SEA L = Hoiiy , pKpr p -L:r'y Tcr,,:, clFi-k oR P~ ~ MInam"Int a 0 READ AND APPROVED ON SECOND READING ,4ND ORDERED PUBLISHED this 20th day of June, 1995. Margaret A. Osterfoss, Mayor ATTEST: Hoily McCutcheon, Town. Clerk SENT BY:FAGLE COUNTY ~ 6-12-95 ; 12:55 ~ 3033287207- 3034792157;# 1/ 4 Jaane 12, 9995 - 99:41 ~ . - ' IA(:II (:UUNIYUUIIUWt; iUll lilt! )AI)WAY CA'1'1ff,f1F ~Iih Cl).IiUXH',0 isc ~nkf i(?f c:i AAM1SSloNI:RS FAC I_I:, (Y)I c)f:AI M ti A 110 I i-nX: f30i1 :i'~H 7107 .%\Sk•~.7'•+:~ -'•y'r ~~GLE COtJNTY, COLC)RADO AGENDA B ARD OF 11NTY CQMMISSIta111ER~ JUNE 199 1995 ti tr a p p ty 8 o a o b 8 A tS 8 C a,o a a O o o tr 6 tr Q 4 Q O o 0 4 o Q O o 0 9000 d 10D30 WO9tB( SESSION - 1AfEEKL,Y UPDATE Jadc D. Lewis, County 1Nanaqer [~~EAK 99:@G - 92e00 W0RK 3ESSYON = PENOBHIG UYIGAT00N Jarnes R. Fritae, County A4torney 9~.~~ < 9e~@ LU61~CH 9:30 - 2:30 WWORK SESSsON - MEETBlVGS ATTENDED 210 - 2:4S COP9SENT CA@.ENDAR Itsmu aP a routlnm 4Md nomooftwoistil ngum am Pkcad cn the oonsad comndo. m atlbo aa Boora od cnuety caommf.s~ w sana ss umo ane hwrpq oa mora 6npartwnP lms on a lenptlqepndn- dny Cennniaebnm mry nquoa9 thtl ea hsm es WREBdoVECF 6rom &A cunsoM eaWrduv ond oomideeed seperetely. Anq merrtbw oP 9ho pub6e =p °REQUESY° miq Rein h* °REqONED° hom 9he Conqn9 AAehft. . 9. f~ILlL PAY6NG Linda Pankuch, Accounting . Mark Silveethom, Con4roller - ~CUBONe Approval subject Qa review by the County Ilflanager. . go PG~~~OLL FOR aUNE 22,1994 . . Jadc D. l.evuis, County Manager . ACT6OR9o Approdal subject fla review by 4he County Manager. SENT 9Y:EAGLE COUNTY ; 6-12-95 ; 12:56 ; 3033287207- 3034792157;# 2/ 4 S. APPROVe0.L OF WIINIDTES FOR KflAY 9 THROUGIi MAY 230 1996 Sara FIs91er, Clerk and Recorder ACT9OR9e , CansideP approveB. 40 COUNTY VETERANS SEitViCE OFFICER°S NAOIV'TliLY REPORT f~~R MA1/, 1995 .Dack Johnson, Veterans Serrriaes OfficeP AC48ONa Gonsider approva9. 0. CON4RAGT BETiRIEEIV EAAGLE COUnl7'Yo STATE OF COLORAOQ AND AIDARAND CbNSTftUGTORS, INC. FOit 1995 GUARDRAIL PROJECl° John Althoff, Engineering . ACT9ONo CQnsidgr approdal. a. `iDO1tlTP6P9\D~ BEltl~~N E~~LE COCdNOtly S9AtlE OF COLO O?RND 1R1/?RNINti UTF-9 & EQ491PN1ENTs IIVC. PFOR 9995 CENTERLINFE MARKING PitOJECT John Althoff, Engineering AGTBON: Consider approdal. 71. CONTRACT AGFtEEMENT 1NITH D.J. DIESEI. 514Li/AGfE9 aNCo FOR LOGITIN BALER FOR DISPOSALOF'1NFiITE GOOD8 FROM LANDFiLL Ron Rasnic, LandfilG AC48ON: Consider appr+ovaJ. . 0. COIVTRACT BETWEEN BEAGLE CQIBMTYp STATE OF COLOFBAeDO /4ND COPY P8.US FOFB PRINTIINCai OF MATEF31ALS Tonn Jenkins, Maroagers office AC780M: Consider approval. 2_45 - 315 BREAK . 3095 - 415 ~OARD OF sOCfAL SERV@CE a Gtathieen Forinssh, Health and Hurnan Serdices 4e96 - 5e00 UQUOR UCEtdSE HEARONGS 0. RENEtAPAL - TARMOIVY,INC. dba STRYE BRIDGE LODGE DUo RENEUIPAL - GLOFtIA J. DESCHAIUIP dba EL JEBEI. LIQUORS 00L NEW -DIAMOND FIVE LT'D. dba COYOTE CAFE ov E~EW - POCANTICO PIM, INC, dba THE BLUE flAOOSE Eariene Roach, Liquor Inspector , ~CTIO6Ylo Consider approdal. THE PIE7CY MEEiIAIb OF YHE EAOLE COUNTY fOd1A18810NER8 WILL B@ HELD OM JUNE 20, 9885 ALL IAEETINGS VdIIL BE HELD IM TkE EdOLF- COUNTY BUIWINO - 500 BROADIMAY, EAOLE - OR OTHERW16E NQTEO. THIB AGEWDA IB PROVIDED FOR INFORbAATIOP1Al 6+11RP08E8 OMLV -ALL TIMEB ARE APPROXI9AATE. 7HE BoARd FNMILE IM SEBSIOfd @RAY COM3IDER OTHER ITE6A3 THAT ARE BROUGHT 9EFORE I7. . SENT BY:EAGLE COUNTY ; 6-12-95 ; 12:56 ; 3033287247- 3034792157;# 3/ 4 .Dume 12, 1995 - 9 1:42 . • IAGII Cc)(JNIYI{UII!)tNC; c~F'fl(FOFlFtC .'r' . .500 iikcMuwnv • ! .c R()X 85p I{c)AKl7 Uf C()MMl;til( iNl xti tAGLC. (:i N.OkAI )c') a I0I fiuilI'M a(eir, inx_ I.103) I'M izc:b'• . .«17 ~~GLE COl1NTY, COL(aRAD~ A%013"'ENDA . ARD"I 0"'LF COUNTY CQMMIsSlONERS PLA{VNItVG MEETIfVG DAY JUNE 208 1995 ifoauoaAaA~oa o oooottAtt48rSa?4oa~~yt}ntsfla0aa 8:30 - 9e30 a_Mo C7pORK c7Ee7S'OAYy l~OMMUlrI! 9DCYELO9'"MGN9 . 6(eith Montag, DirectaP ' 9:30 - 9a40 aom. Fli.AT AND f$ESOLUTION SIGNING Kathy E85tfey, P98nning TeChneqan, Cmrgtmunjty Development 9m40 ~.nL SU-165-96-AF2-EBIf CREEfC MESA, LOT A-185 PHASE 91-A Pattie Flaefeli, Planning Technician, Community Developmen4 • ACTHONo To constder a request arnend a 20 foot drainage. easernen8 lar,ated vvithin Lot A-185, Phese lI-A, Eby Caeek Subdivision. 9.-50 - 10.00 ~.ma PD=293-95-FI-CQRDILLEftA PHASE 11 13EARCA1"° F9UNG 13 IKathy Eastley, PIanning Technician, Community Deveiopment ACY9ON: . To consider.a requesg.to.,resubdiuide Tracts A& 8 to create four tracts of Open Space, 14 single family lots and related roadway and easements. SENT BY'EAGL.E COUNTY ; 6-12-95 ; 12:57 ; 3033287207- 3434792157;# 4/ 4 10o00 = fto0 aomo 1041-032=96=t1PPER EAGLE lZEGIONAL VVATER AUTHOR9TY Sidl Fox, Planning Dfuision Manager, Commuraity . Developrnent Af~~IONo To consider a 1049 Permit for a new diversion point pn the Eagle River, a booster purnp statian and installatian of a water line to supply the Avon Water Treatmen4 Plant. 11:00 _ 11o15 Aomo EAK . 11o~5 - 91:20 A.M. COMPLEfENESS HEARING 1041 PERMIT FOR MAJOR TENsioN oF ExiSriNG DonaESnC WATER AND SEUVAGE TREATMENT SYSTEMS AND THE EFFICIENT UTIL6ZAT1ON OF A NAIJlVICIPAL /rND INDl1STFtIAL WATER PROJECT - GAME CREEi( LOD{sE Ray Mercy, Environmentat Health Manager . 11o20 - 12e20 p.rno WORK SESSION - IEACLE R11/ER ENVIRO9VAAENTAL AN~ BUS1NESS ALLIAPICE Pa4dcia Teik 9220 - 9030 pamo LUIVCH 9030 - 5o00 PaM SER1iICE PLAN FOIt FfORSE rIflOUNTAIN RAIVCH METIZOPOL?TAN DISTRICT (tabled frorre 414l95, 412$19$) Keith Montag, Comenunity Development . ACTIONo Cansider approvsl. Y0lE PlEXY AAEIETINO OF 7F9E EFIGLE COUPI7Y COMMISSIONERS VlILL BE WElp pP! ,A1NE 26. 1906 ALL MEEYINGS YUILL INE O1ELD IN 71+iE EAGLE OCKlidTY eUILDlNO - 300 BROADWHY. EAGLE - OR 07HEFtWISE PIO1gD. THIS AGENBP1 {S PR9M9E9 FOR IPIFOHMAilON11L PURAOSES OPdLY - ALL'ilMES ME APPROXUMATE_ THE BOARD MLE IN SESSIOfd AdAY COtJSIDPR OTTiER ITEMS 7TIAT RRE BROUGHT BEFORE IY. ~ ~~1995 ~ C~i REAT O UTDOORS COLORADO pc~- I.3 ee June 8, 1995 C d Greg Hall Town of Vail 75 S. Frontage Vail, Colorado 81657 Dear Mr. Hall: On behalf of the State Board of the Great Outdoors Colorado Trust Fund, I want to invite you to attend an open house and briefing on Wednesday, June 21, 1995, in Beaver Creek. The purpose of the briefing is to update you on the work of Great Outdoors Colorado. Board members also want the chance to learn more about activities that relate to our mission from local governments, nonprofit organizations, state and federal agencies, and the business community in Eagle, Garfield, Grand, Lake, Pitkin, and Summit counties. The reception and briefing will be from 5:00 PM to 7:00 P1VI at The Pines Lodge, 141 Scott Hill Road, in the Grouse Mountain Grill Lounge. T'here will be a brief program at 6:15 P1VT where staff and Board members will discuss Great Outdoors Colorado grant awards to date and answer questions. Great Outdoors Colorado, created by the passage of Amendment 8 in 1992, initiated its first year of grant-making with Colorado Lottery proceeds for parks, wildlife, outdoor recreation, open space, and natural areas in 1994. To date, 276 projects throughout Colorado have received $19.1 million in funds. At their Board meeting to be held earlier in the day, the Board will awazd grants for planning and capacity b.u-ilding. In September, the F3oard will award open space grants. Please RSVP to (303) 863-7522 by Thursday, June 15, 1995. There will be a cash bar and a light buffet. We hope that you are able to join us on June 21. Sincerely, Will ShafrothExecutive Director STATE BOARD OF THE GREAT OUTDOORS COLORADO TRUST FUND 22$ EAST 16TH AVE. ' SUITE 11$0 • DENVER, CO 80203 TELEPHONE 303-863-7522 • FncsiMiLE 303-863-7517 4VAIL T~iMOF 75 South Frontage Road Vail, Colorado 81657 970 479-2100 - FAX-970-479-2157 FOR BMMEDIATE RELEASE June 14, 1995 . Contact: Pam Brandmeyer, Assistant Town iVlanager, 479-2113 - Larry Grafel, Director of Public Works/Transportation, 479-2173 TO 66PUF4'OID AU MLL COSTS99 Tf7G 4-YYAI,f'iOC71VDMBOVT CONS1 RUCTIOItl ALTEP'41Yh'9TE ROV 1 E5 MRE OrElYED The Town of Vail, in an effort to relieve some of the congestion and frustration caused by construction delays at 4he iViain Vail Interchange, has opened up alternative routes to bypass this area. The alternate route for guesfs and residents utilizes the Forest Road and Crossroads s4reets off the Frontage Road and allows cars to go across the International Bridge through Checkpoint Charlie when traveling east and west. Signs will be placed on the frontage roads directing traffic through these alternate routes. These alternative routes wrill be open to passenger type vehicles beginning Thursday, June 15, and until further notice. Truck delivery traffic must continue to use the fViain Vail Interchange. The iViain Vail Interchange will continue to remain open. You will still experience periodic delays if you choose to use this intersection. On Saturday, June 17, the Chapel Bridge and Beaver Dam Road will be opened to traffic which will also allow traffic that needs to get to the hospi4al, Amoco, Craig's Deli, Firstbank, Sonnenalp, or the Gateway areas as an alternate route as wrell. Other alternatives available to avoid the "consfiruction hassles" are to park in 4he free parking structures and 4o use 4he free in-fiown shuttles. Discussions continue regarding complete closing (more) Alternate Routes/Add 1 of the interchange for a limited amount of time to help facilitate the construction efforts that put the project behind schedule due to significant weather related delays. We ask for your continued patience and cooperation as we work toward completing this project as soon as possible. # # # ee eq TOWN OF VAIL 75 South Frontage Road Vail, Colorado 81657 970 479-21 DD - FAX-970-479-21 S7 FOR BflfVMEDBATE RELEASE June 15, 1995 , Contact: iViike Rose, Transit iVianager, 479-2178 Jody Doster, Operations Coordina4or, 479-2174 ALTERNATE BUS ROUTES DUE TO 4-IAIAY/ROUIVDABOl1T CONSTRl1CTIOIV Starting immediately, the Town of Vail Transit Department will be re-routing fiheir West Vail South bus through part of the Village route in order to to maintain the schedule and avoid delays due fo the construction at the main Vail 4-way intersection. The bus will leave the Village Transportation Center and proceed to the Vait Valley Medical Center stop (vvhich is replacing the fViunicipal Building stop), then on to Concert Hall Plaza, and then 4he normal West Vail Green route. This temporary route will be in effect until completion of the roundabout project. For additional information, please call either Mike Rose, Transit Manager, 479-2178; or Jody Doster, Operations Coordinator, 479-2174. Thank you for your cooperation. # # # x Csr"a YAIL GOLF CLUB JOHN A. 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Y{eIp us carry ori fSe rrzessd9e. -7~'an4rJ, oul V - : PLfASE R9A/l TO . ` Vail Recreation District - Nature Center ur~ui uT~ 292 W. Meadow Dr , IS 112 t~0i1T Vail, Colorado 81657 ~ ~ - ~'Qnods R9AKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: Vail Recreation.District = . Friends of the Nature Center I ' _ Indude a nate if: you would like your donation to be:earmacked , for a special purchase or program , ~ you would like to help the IVature Center in • ' - other ways. ' i PLEASE INCLUDE YOUR - ' Name ' Address -7,~'e varl afure ~'ienfer, needsr our I i suPPorf. You can,12elp 6if con1rr6ulin9 fo j anoWecomin9 a mem6e.- of 117e.9riends of , ~ Phone 1ure xafure Cenfer. ~ . _ Prirrted an rccYdedPTff ~ i . - ~-1'e Var'I Xafure" 95-ieirds o~fSe Xafure.Cenfer_. . ~enfercr~as . SPONSORSHIP PROGRAM r - esfa6f sh'-Wrn 1974 ¢s GOLDEN EAGLE SPONSOR - $S00 a pface fo~oreserue o T.wo complimentary greens fees with carts a[ the . nafiue~fora a120( Vail Golf Club ~ • o Choice of: Book from our selection of ndturnl auna ano(.lo prourO(e history titles or a/im Morris.environmental t-shirt fSePuOllc~ eSfJeCtdf~ ' • ° Receipt of Vail Nature Center summer newsletters I o Free admission to In[erpretive Center our c~'i'ldren, cr)r'fs _ I~e opPorfuni~ fo BLUE SPRUCE SPONSOR $250 oOSerUe, en~orJ. , ana o Choice of.• Book from our selection of natural _ - fearn a~ouf I1QfuI'e. history ti[les or a Jimm Morris environmental t-shirt , - o Receipt of Vail Nature Center Summer newsle[[ers " o Free admission to Interpretive Center One.of the major reasons pe.ople choose Vail , for their vacotion is the nafura/ beauty provided - COLUMBlNE SPONSOR - S 100 by the mountain setting. The Nature Center is o Free- admisfion to Interpretive Center a unique alternative [o many of the more . ~ A /im Morris environmen[al t-shirt ' urbanized attractions of the valley. ~ Receipt of Voil Nature Center Summer newsletters visitation to the Nature Centerhas increased annuaUy. The Nature Ce'nter each year. operates , a[ a deficit of nearly $25,000 to. 830,000. !ts , INDIVIDUAL SPONSOR -.SSO - efforts to continue operation, grow with ~ Receipt of Vail Noture Center Summer newsletters demand, and remain affordable to tiie public a Free odrnission to tnterpretive Center depend on new sources of #inancial support._ , Your dollars given go specifically to supportCOIdTR/BUTOR SPONSOR - S5.00 AND UP programs, projects, new equipmen[ and fpcility o. Receipt of Vail Nature Center Summer newsletters ' upgrades. We also accept in-kind contributions and equipment which are relative to our - I operations. Financial gitts can be earmarked for. . a special purchase or program. ~ i- ; -13ecause we are a nonprofit organization all contributions are tax deductible. i. i i - I . ~ ~ ~ ~~~uw ~ a1u~~: . " \i/AU,Vn[1.F.'r 1FOUNDATION ' ' - Providingleadership ~ in athletic, educational and cultura[ endeavors ' - to enhance and sustain the quality of lije in the Yail Yalley , Board of Directors • President Gerald R. Ford Robert E. Barrett Leon D. Black June 13, 1995 Carolyn S. Blount Marlene L. Boll Craig M. Cogut James Berry Craddock _ MY'. BOb MCL,1U2'ITl . Jack Crosby Town of Vail Mdrew P. Daly • . H. Benjamin Duke. Jr. 75 South Frontage Road . Harry H. Frampton, iii John Garnsey Vail, CO 81657 George N. Gillett, Jr. Gilbert R. Giordano . , Pepi Cramshammer Dear Bob: Steve N. Haber , . Martha Head Wi1Gam J. Hybl Elaine W. Kelton Now that the 1995 American Cycle Classic is behind us, I wanted to take a Henry R Kravis moment to thank you and Town of Vail for making this a successful event. Fitzhugh Scott, Emeritus Michael S. Shannon ' Rodney E. SGfer The dedication of the Town of Vail in hel in the Foundation in facilitatin Richard L. Swig p g g Oscar L Tang mountain biking in the Valley is truly appreciated. Even though these Jon„ camsey events are always challenging, everything went smoothly and the event was Presiaent , enjoyed and attended by thousands of people and participants. Thank you again for all of your anci the Town of Vail's support. 1989 World Alpine - ~ Ski Championships S1I1CeT'Ely, AEI YYorld Forum • American Ski Classic \ l _ FISAlpine World Cup vai! /nternational _ JOhTI G4.Y'TlSey Summer ojDance Preside t Cemld R. Fosd ~ Amphithedter Omiscltr Fund jor the Future . . HarnblowerAwasds _ ' - and Sdtolasships 1994 World Mottntain Bike Championships 1999 World Alpixe . Ski Ckampionslrips i - P.O. Box 309 ' Vail, Colorado 81658 . , 974479-1999 Fax 970-476-7320 - " A Colorado 501 (c) (3) • Nonprofit Corporatron ' 0 R;-FC~1VE7: -JJ'fjr' vAE.vAUEY IFOUNDAIION Psnviding leadership - in athletic, educational and cultural endeavors to enhance and sustain • the quality of /ije in - - the Yail Valley Boazd of Directors President Gerald R. Ford Robert L. Barretl Leon D. Black June 13,1995 Carolyn S. Blount - Marlene L. Boll - Craig M. Cogut ~ • James Berry Craddock Niayor Peggy aster~oss J'c'` cr°SbY Town of Vail Mdrew P. Daly . H. Benjamin Duke, Jr. 75 SOUth F'TOIltclge ROdCl lo~ afl. rnsempton, III Vdll, CO 81657 Y George N. Gillett, Jr. Gilbert R. Giordano Pepi Gramshammer Dear Peggy: Steve N.}laber Martha Head IV'iIliamJ. yybJ Now that the 1995 American Cycle Classic is behind us I wanted to take a Elaine W. lielton ~ Henry7 R. ~avi5 moment to thank you and Town of Vail for making this a successful event Fitzhugh Scott, Ementus Michael S. Shannon RodnPy E. sl;rrr The dedication of the Town of Vail in hel n the Foundation in facilitatin Richard L. Swig , pig g oscar i_. -ranb mountain biking in the Valley is truly appreciated. Even though these events are always challenging, everything went smoothly and the event was ~Prtesi~ n Se} enjoyed and attended by thousands of people and participants. , Thank you again for all of your and the Town of Vail's support. 1939 World Alpine ski cj«,»rn;o,s,,tps Sincerely, Ah_'i IVorld Furun: Amenr.mt Skr G'lassic F'!SAlpinc IVorldCup ' IQ,r I,t«n,atro„ar john arnsey. . Sumraer oJDanre Presi ent Gerald K. FnrJ Antphitlreater Omiscltr ' Fwid,lor Uie F'uhire Hn»rhlowerAwards ' anJ Srl+nlarsliips 1994 {Vnrld d9ounfain Ilike Chmnpinxs{tips . 1999 1 i'or(d Al pine Ski Chanrp;wuhips P.O. Box 309 Vail, Colorado 81658 974479-1999 Fax 974476-7320 A Colorado 501 (c) (3) Nonprofrt Corposation 9 SENT BY:EAGLE COUNTY ; 6-20-95 ; 13:34 ; 3033287207- 3034792157;# 1/ 1 ; CAGll (:()ltNIYNIqLI)ING ;t11111R(1AI iWAY 01 110. f 11 'I'I II: ' I'.( li( 850 Rf 1ARI 1( )f 1MMU,SI( )NI Ati ! A! ;I 1, f( )I r)RAI:u 1 li l b'l l I'AX: (.i0. t) .S JR-77(l7 ~'`~t YP.~;' '1.~~ir)*•~.': EAGLE ~OUNTY CC)LORADO Jiane 20, 1995 Todvag of Vail The Hoaemrab0e Peggy Os4ergoss, Mayor 75 S. FPOntage Road Wost Vail, Colorado 8 1637 Deu Poggy: A4 tlae Ta-anspoaeation Woakscsseon on 'II'uesda.y, June 6, i4 vvas agreed that the RegionaY Bus 3ystem vvould be 9nanaged by an Authority of appainted anetnbcrs. Each muiaecipality in the Couaety would appoaret one snember,,the Beaver Creek dtesort Company would appoint one represenfative and Eagle County Government would appoint one person to the tluthority. At the lYtastev P1an Comenittee Mee4ang on Psiday, Yuaie 16, it was agreed that the Authority should bt aPPonnted by Jsuly 11. We are askeng that each entity send or call wi4h the name of their appointee for the Atethoriiy by Friday, Juaie 30. A Resolution appointing the Authoaa4y vNill be on 4he County Commissioners° agenda Tuesday, 7taly 11, 1995. Please nofify June Deane at the Coun4y Comgnissioners' Office, 328-8605 or Fax 328-7207 with the naine of your noanince. SlY1Cef[ejgls EAGII.E COVNTSl COMhlISSIOATER3 s. , p Geogge A. ~tes rohnnette Phillips Chairtn~a C ommissaonea Cnmrr?issioner r