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VAGL TOVVN COUNCIL
EVENING MEETI~~
TUESDAV, FEBI2UARY 20, 1996
7:30 P.M. 9N TO!! COUNCIL CHA?MBERS
AGEIVDA
1. Vail Youth Recognition Awards Presentation.
2. CITIZEiV PARTICIPATIOiV.
• P 3. Eagle Valley Land Trust Presentation
4. Planning and Environmental Commission Appointments.
5. Design Review Board Appointments.
6. Housing Authority Appointments. .
7. Art In Public Places Appointments.
8. Vail Valley Marketing Board Appointments. 9. Touvn Nianager's Report.
10. Adjournment.
NOTE l?PCOMING MEETING STe4RT TInflES BELOW:
(ALL T1MES ARE APPROXIMATE AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE)
TWE NEkT !lAIL TOVYN COUNCIL ALL DAY COUNCIL RETREAT '
WILL BE ON TUESDAY, 2/27/96, BEGINIVING AT 8:00 A.M. AT THE CHARTER A7 BEAVER CREE!(.
THE FOLLOliillNG VAIL TOVNiV COUNCIL REGULAR 1IVORK SESSION
M/ILL BE OfV TUESDAY, 3/5/96, BEGIPVIVING AT 2:00 P.M. IN YO!! COUNCIL CHAIVIBERS.
7HE YVEX7 !lA1L TOWN COUNCIL REGULA62 EVENING MEETING
liNILL BE ON 7'UESDAY, 3/5/96, BEGIIVNIIVG AT 7:30 P.M. IIV TOV COUNCIL CHAMBE92S.
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Sign language interpretation available upon request with 24 hour notification. Please call 479-2114 voice or
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VAIL TOVilN COUNCIL
EVENING MEETING
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1996
7:30 P.M. IiV TOV COUiVCIL CHAMBERS
AGENDA
7:30 P.M. 1. Vail Youth Recognition Awards Presentation.
7:40 P.M. 2. CITIZEIV PARTICIPATION.
7:45 P.M. 3. Eagle Valiey Land Trust Presentation.
Terrell Knight
8:00 F.M. 4. Planning and Environmental Commission Appointments. ACTION REQUESTED OF COUNCIL: Vote for four new members.
8:05 P.M. 5. Design Review Board Appointments.
ACTION REQUESTED OF COUNCIL: Vote for two new members.
8:10 P.M. 6. Housing Authority Appointments. ACTION REQUESTED OF COUNCIL: Vote for one new member.
8:15 P.M. 7. Art In Public Places Appointments. ACTION REQUESTED OF COUNCIL: Vote for three new members.
8:20 P.M. 8. Vail Valley Marketing Board Appointments.
ACTION REQUESTED OF COUNCIL: Vote for one new member.
8:25 P.M. 9. Town Manager's Report.
8:30 P.M. 10. Adjournment.
NOTE UPCOMING MEETING START TINiES BELOW:
(ALL TIMES ARE APPROXIMATE AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE) •
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THE NEXT VAIL TOVVN COUNCIL ALL DAY COUNCIL RETREAT
VVILL BE ORI TUESDAY, 2/27196, BEGINNI(VG AT 8:00 A.M. AT THE CHARTER AT BEAVER CREEK.
THE FOLL011VIftIG VAIL TOVVN COUNCIL REGULAR WORK SESSION
UVILL BE ON TUESDAY, 3/5/96, BEGINNING AT 2:00 P.M. IN TOV COUNCIL CHAIViBERS.
THE NEXT VAIL TOVNiV COUIVCIL REGULAR EVENIPVG MEETING
VUILL BE ORI TUESDAY, 3/5/96, BEGINNING AT 7:30 P.M. IN TOV COUfiICIL CHAIUIBERS.
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February 1, 1996
Vail Town Council ~
Attn.: Holly NTcCutcheon, Town Clerk
75 South Frontage Road
Vail, CO 81657
Dear Members of the Vail Town Council,
I would like to express my interest in serving on the Planning and Environmental Council.
I have been a resident of the Vail Valley since 1974, other than a 3 year hiatus to attend the University of
a Colorado at Denver where I earned a Master of Urban and Regional Planning Degree. I have been a
resident of the Town of Vail since 1990 and am currendy employed by Vail Associates, Inc. as Director of
Resort Planning. Prior to this position I was a Community Planner for Eagle County, then the Town of
Avon, with responsibilities similar to those of fhe TOV's Community Development staff.
I believe my experience as a 20 year resident of the Vail Valley, an education in planning, and the time
spent in the community as a public and private planner make me an ideal candidate for the Planning and
Environmental Council.
I fully understand that I would abstain from decisions direcfly related to Vail Associates, Inc.
Thank you for your consideration.
Sincerely,
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Tom Allender
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My maiiing address is:
Tom Allender
1975 Placid Dr. #27
Vail, CO 81657
I can be reached during the day at 479-3139 and in the evening at 476-3139.
` RECEVVED FEB 9 2 1996 -
Gregory M. Amsden
2635-B Larkspur Lane
Vail, Colorado 81657
Vail Town Council February 12, 1996
75 South Frontage Road
Vail, CO. 81657
Re: Re-appointment to the Town of Vail
Planning and Environmental Commission
Dear Paul, Kevin, Sybil, Bob, Ludwig, Mike and Rob:
I am writing to request your support in my re-appointment to the Planning and Environmental
Commission. lYly involvement on this commission over the past 4.5 years has been a reward-
ing experience and I would be very interested in continuing that role.
As we approach the beginning of construction of locals housing within the Vail Valley, I am
very interested in utilizing my real estate sales and management background to help formulate
and guide the Town staff and citizens through this exciting process. I believe the staff members
at the Town of Vail are top notch individuals and the present political tone is extremely pro-
active...I strongly believe this positive thinking is going to accomplish many good things for
the Town and its residents prior to the turn of the century! !
I look forward to the upcoming interview next week. In the meantime, if you have any
questions, iion't hesitate to call me at 476-8610 or 479-0337 (evenings).
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Residence: (303)-479-0337 Office: (303)-476-8610
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5047/Main Gore Circle
Vail, Colorado 81657
17 January 1996
Susan Connelly, Director
Community Development Department
Town of Vail
75 South Frontage Road West
° Vail, Colorado 81657
Dear Susan,
I would like to re-apply for my position on the Planning and Environmental
Commission, Town of Vail.
Enclosed is a brief vita, which, if I remember correctly, was requested by the
council last time I re-applied.
Best Regards,
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Jeff Bowen
Jeff Bowen
General Partner ~ •_/~u.~1Gi~;aP~z~ ~Yi~u~
5047 Main Gore Circle
Vaii, Colorado 81657
Telephone (970) 476-2701
Facsimile (970) 476-4001
BRIEF BIOGRAPHY, PETER GEOFFREY (JEFF) BOWEN
Bowen received a BA in Political Science and Economics from Lawrence College in
1960. He attended law school at the University of Wisconsin and the University
of Denver, and attends Continuing Legal Education programs on varying subjects.
Bowen currently manages six investment partnerships, teaches business
management at Colorado Mountain College, writes about small business
management, skung, planning and the environment, and teaches a few _days each
year for the Vail Village Ski School.
He is currently a member of the Planning and Environmental Commission of the
Town of Vail, was named 1992 Rotarian of the Year by the Vail Rota.ry Club,
served on the Town of Vail Marketing Board, Open Lands Steering Committee,
Commons Task Force and the Transportation and Parking Task Force; he is
chairman of Trees for Vail, Inc., and was a,member of the Eagle River
Environmental and Business Alliance, which administered an EPA TAG grant for
the Eagle Mine Superfund site.
Bowen is one of the founding members of the Vail Partnership for Environmental
Education Programs, which, among other things, will offer an interdisciplinary
education ca.mp and program for teenagers regarding the environment.
Bowen formerly was Chief Executive Officer of The Investment Management Group,
Ltd., in Denver, was Director of , Western Acquisitions for Encom Properties, Ltd.,
and was managing general partner of a large number of Color.ado investment partnerships; he was a Continuing Legal Education lecturer on syndications, an
expert witness at Denver District Court and was a member of the planning
commission, council and was mayor pro-tem of a suburb of Denver. A number of
years ago, Bowen was a member of the Colorado Council for Economic
Development, and a director of the Lawrence College Alumni Board.
Marquis' Who's Who in the West and Who's Who in the World include a biography
of Bowen.
Bowen spends his free time running, hiking, snowshoeing and skung in the
Colorado mounta.ins and occasionally plays a twelve string guitar. During his
Denver residency, he owned and flew several types of aircraft, logging more than
1,000 hours.
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QBeane C. gJselton
3025 Booth ~'alls IBoad F `
Vaul, Co9orat9o 81657 j . : . .
970-476-8793 _February 11, 1996
Ms. Holly 1VTcCutcheon
Town Clerk
Town of Vail
Vail, Colorado
, Subject: Vacancies on the Planning and Environmental Commission
Dear Ms. N1cCutcheon:
Pursuant to the announced vacancies on the various volunteer boards (Vail Daily, Saturday,
February 10, 1996) I am hereby submitting my name for consideration for appointment to the
Planning and Environmental Commission (PEC). I am a resident of Vail and a registered voter.
I am a Professor of Finance (now Emeritus) at Texas A&M University; and I served as the Head,
I)epartment of Finance until August, 1993. While living in College Station, Texas, I served on
the Brazos Valley Arts Council and the Brazos Symphony Board as well as several corporate
boards of directors. If you wish, I can furnish a Curriculum Vitae of the kind that we use in
academia. It lists my academic degrees, teaching and editorial experience, and publications.
My wife and I purchased a condo in 1986 and have spent the summers here since then. In order to
decide if Vail was a place where we wanted to live, we took leaves from the university for the
spring and summer semesters of 1989 and 1991 and lived in Vail. In March, 1991, having
decided to move to Vail, we purchased our home on Booth Falls Road. As a contribution to the community I am currently teaching a course in statistics at the Colorado
Mountain College. (Ms. Katherine Schmidt is my program Director and N1s. Kay Saulsbury is the
Campus Dean.)
I would be pleased to serve the community as a member of the PEC. Please advise if I need to
furnish additional information.
Sincerely,
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Gene C. Uselton
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February 5, 1996
Vail Town Council
Attn: Holly McCutcheon, Town Clerk
75 Frontage Road
Vail. CO 81657
Dear Ms. McCutcheon:
Please accept this letter as my application for a seat on ihe Planning and Environmental Commission for
the Town of Vail.. In the following paragraphs I will describe why I think I am qualified, as well as, why I
want to be on the commission.
I am a retired executive from IBM and nioved to Vail in March 1993 purchasing a home on Matterhorn
Circle. Having lived all over the United States while working for IBM, I was drawn to Vail because of its
feel as a community and a place that 1 would like to make my home. In that regard, if I want to make Vail my home, then I should be willing to contribute some of my time to making it a better place to live.
In my previous career, it was necessary for me to use a variety of business skills to make decisions, not the
least of which was common sense. Balancing different agendas, while working within the established
business guidelines, required the ability to listen and weigh all alternatives in order to make the best
decision possible. I believe these would be the same skills required to be a valuable member of the PEC.
The reason I want to be on the PEC is that I think there are several conflicting issues facing the town:
business - the expansion of VA vs. environmental - free space vs. the continuing challenge of affordable
housing. If we are not careful, there will be fewer full time residents of Vail and the town will no longer
be what we all fell in love with. I believe my previous business e.xperience will serve me well in
navigating these difficult issues and I would like the opportunity to contribute my time in order to
continue the success of Vail.
Please do not hesitate to call me if you have any further questions. I look forward to the opportunity to
discuss my qualifications with the Town Council. Thank you in advance for you help.
Sincerely,
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M. Kathv Vieth
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February 12, 1996
. o Holly McCutcheon
Town of Vail, Town Clerk,
75 S. Frontage Road
Vail, Co. 81657
Dear Holly,
I am writing this letter to express my interest in service to the public with the Town of Vail Planning and
Enviornmental Commission.
1 came to the vail Valley with my family in 1964 and have lived here permanently since 1976. 1 am now
employed as Vice President ojStewart Title in Marketing and have 20 years of experience in the vai!
Valley marketplace. I had an active role in the 1989 W.A.S.C. volunteer program and plan to do so in
1999.
- Please consider me for a position on the Planning and Environmental Commission.
Sincerely,
Dick Vermillion
P. O. Box 2883 N Vail, Colorado 81658
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Vail, Colorado 81657
February 7, 1996 - _ Vail Town Council
Attention: Holly McCutcheon, Town Clerk
75 S. Frontage Road
Vail, CO. ,
RE: Planning and Environmental Commission
Dear members of the Vail Town Council: -
Please accept this as my expression ofi interest in servirrg on the Vail Planning and
Environmental Commission. While Iam a relatively new resident of Vail, I feel I have the
interest and qualifiications to serve on this important body. Attached is a copy of my
resume for your review.
My specific qualifiications are summarized as follows:
* I am an Architect with over 35 years experience. I had my own firm in the
Washington D.C. area, and most recently managed the D.C. office of DMJM, one
of the nation's leading architectural, engineering and planning firms. I retired from
- active practice in 1994, and permanently relocated to Nail.
* In 1981 I served as President of the American Institufe of Architects. During my
presidency, I fiocused the AIA's priorities on energy and environmental issues and
their relationship to design.
* I senred on the.Na4ional Capital Planning Commission under an appointmen4 from President Ford. NCPC has jurisdiction over all planning of Federal lands and
projects in the N1lashington D.C. metropolitan area.
* I served on 4he National Park System Advisory Board under an appointment
from the Secretary of Interior. The NPS Advisory Board deals with planning and
environmental issues of the National Parks, and makes recommendations to the
Secretary ofi Interior for National Hisforic Landmar6cs.
I have been coming to Vail since 1969, so have seen much ofi its growth and
development. Now fhat I am a resident, I have an interest in participating in some way
to assist in presenring and maintaining the quality of life that makes Vail so special. As .
Vail continues to mature and grow, new challenges present themselves which must be
carefully addressed. Being a relatively new resident wfth fevd preconceived ideas, I fieel
I vvould bring an unbiased, yet compefient vievv point to the planning issues fiacing !lail.
PHONE/FAX: 303-476-2054
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% ' R. RANDALL VOSBECK FAIA
770 A. Potato Patch Drive
Vail, Colorado 81657
Iwould be delighted to serve on $he PEC, and look forward 4o answering any questions
you may have concerning my qual''ications.
Sincerely,
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Randy Vosbeck
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PHONE/FAX: 303-476-2054
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R. R/"0~DALL MOSBECK F/yIA
R. Randall !losbeck, FAlA has had a most distinguished career in architectural practice
and in serving the profession of architecture. His experience includes not only the
management of large A/E offices, but also includes the design ofi a variety of building
4ypes including heafth care, continuing care, educational, criminal justice, commercial,
office and residential facilfties. Throughout his career he has practiced and encouraged
imaginative and innovative approaches to design, cosg effectiveness and energy efficiency. Mr. !losbeck has been a firequent speaker to business, professional and educational
groups, and has served on many design award juries.
NNost recently, Mr. !losbeck has served as a Vice President of Daniel, Mann, Johnson and
Mendenhall, one of the nation's largest architectural and engineering firms, and managed
° the Washington D.C. o#fice ofi DNAJM. Having retired #rom active practice in 1994, he is
novd a consultan4 4o architectural and planning firms on various management, marketing
and project matters. He resides in Vail, CO.
Prior to his service with DMJM, Mr. !losbec6c was president of WKR, an architectural and
engineering fiirm of vvhich he vvas one ofi the founding principals. As a principal of WKR,
he played a major role in guiding 4he fiirm's growth from a small architectural practice into
a large, multidisciplinary national fiirm. WKR received over 70 design awards, and in 1987
wras the first recipient of the Virginia Society AIA T. David Fitz-Gibbon Architectural Firm
Award, presented annually to a#irm "consistently producing distinguished architecture
over a period of the last ten years".
In 1981 NNr. Vosbeck served as the 57th President of the American Institute of Architects.
His priority during his tenure as AIA F'resident was energy in the built environment, as
reflected in ttie ,41A's 1981 4heme, "A Line on Design and Energy". The energy message
was relayed nationally through a public awareness and education program which
emphasized the contributions architects can make in helping the country reduce energy
'consumption. Under his leadership, the AIA implemented a comprehensive professional
developmen4 program, "Energy in ,4rchitecture", which reached architects throughout the
country.
During his AIA Presidency, RNr. Vosbec6c traveled extensively, speaking to architects,
members of allied business industries, and to the public on various aspects of
architecture and the importance of quality design for the built environment. He testified
frequently on behalfi of the profession before numerous Congressional committees and
public hearings, including presentations to both the Democratic and Fiepublican Platform
Committees in 1980.
In 1981, Mr. Vosbeck was elected to a six year term on the Council of the International
Union ofi ,4rchitects at the Union's 15th General Assembly in Katawice, Poland. He has
senred the UTA in numerous other capacities, including the jury for the UTA Gold Medal
and o2her infiernational awards.
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Mr. !losbeck's professionai contributions ofi architectural design excellence and fior the
advancement ofi the profession have been recognized through numerous accolades. He
has been the recipient of the gollovding honors:
*FeIlow, The American Onstftute of Architects 1978
*Honorary Fellowship, The Royal Architectural 9nstitute
of Canada 1989
*Honorary Academic Diploma, 'fhe Society ofi Architects
of Mexico 1982
*Award of Honor (highes4 honor of the Northern !lirginia
Chapter, AI,4) 1982
*lNilliam C. Noland Award (highest honor ofi the Virginia
Society, AIA) 1983
*Honorary Member, The Union of Bulgarian Architec4s 1983
° *Honorary Member, Federation of Colegios of Architects
of the Republic of NNexico 1984
*Honorary Fellowship, The Colegios of Archftects ofi Spain 1987
*Academician, The Interna4ional Academy of Architecture 1987 *Academic Council, The International Academy of Architecture 1994
Mr. Vosbeck has also been active in civic and public organizations and activities. In 1976,
President Ford appointed him to the National Capital Planning Commission and he served
until 1980. From 1984-88 he served on the National Park System Advisory Board under
an appointment from the Secre4ary of Interior.
- In 1991 he was Chairman of 4he International Engineering and Construction Industries
Council, a consoctium organiza4ion ofi represen4atives ofi architectural, engineering and
construction organizations which deals with international issues for the U.S. design and
construction industry. In addition, firom 1989 to 1993 he senred on the Board of
Governors of the lNashington Building Congress.
fiNr. !losbeck served as President of both the Alexandria, VA. Jaycees and the Chamber
ofi Commerce. He received the George lNashington Leadership Award for his community
achievements from the Chamber ofi Commerce in 1980. In recognition of his civic service
in his earlier years, he received the Distinguished Service Award as the Outstanding
Young Man in Virginia in 1965.
A native of Mankato, MN., RNr. !losbeck received his Architectural professional degree
from the University of Minnesota in 1954. He is a registered architecf in many states, and
holds a National Council of Architectural Fiegistra4ion Boards certifica4e. Mr. !losbeck is
married to Phoebe Macklin and has fiour grown children.
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To: The Vail Tovvn Council
This letter is to express my interest in the open position on the
Planning and Environmental Commission.
I have lived and worked in Vail since 1975. I was married in the
tlail Chapel and both my cbildren were born in the. Vail Valley
Medical Center. They now attend 1Vtinturn liRiddle School and Red
Sandstone Elementary School. My history shovvs that I have a great
deal indested in our cominla.nity and a great deal of interest in it's
future.
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I have been extremely active in many of the public school's activities
and committees. I was Chairman of Wild West Day in 1992 raising
more than $27,000 for three elerrientary schools and I was Co-
Chairman of the School Bond Election in 1993. I state these activities
to show my ability to work vvit.h various groups and different interests.
I feel I offer the PEC a level head, aknowledge of PEC duties (due
to remodeling a home on Arosa I)rive and owning a small business
in town for a few years) and a sincere interest to serve the Town of
- Vail. I strongly feel we need to focus our attention on keeping and
getting back our "sense of comrnunity". We are entering a phase of
redevelopment and we must maintain an emphasis on economic ~
viability along with a socio-economic balance of residents.
I hope you accept my application and appoint me to the Commission.
Thanlc you,
Diane D. Ciolden 2 - ~ ~ q Q,
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Gallen A. Aaslaaadl KCD FEB V 19%
P.O. Box 383, Vail, CO 81658
970476-0516
February 12,1996
Town Council
Town of Vail
75 South Frontage Road
Vail, CO 81657
Dear Members of the Town Council,
I would like to apply for a position on the Vail Planning and Environmental
Commission. I have a continuing and genuine interest in this portion of civic
government and i feel I would be a.very worthwile contributor.
Through the years I have been to a number of PEC meetings. During this time and
through my educational background I have gained a broad understanding of both the
purposes and methods of zoning, and how they can apply to •Vail. I understand the
time commitment required for this position. My commitment to the environment
began as a kid in Scouting and continues today in areas such as being a Life member of
the Sierra Club. How we remain stewards of the environment will determine to a
great extent how our grandchildren will inherit the Earth.
Vail has been very good to me. During the majority of the last 16 years I have lived
and worked in Eagle county. Most of that time in Vail. I currently own a home in
West Vail. Through my business I have an in depth knowledge of how Vails' planning
process functions. In core areas of Town as well as residential areas, I have designed
various projects. In the process I have become well aware of both the opportunities
and challenges these areas present. I believe I have the ability to help grasp what will
be a good, appropriate project for the Town and how zoning applies and becomes a
guide to encourage a better community.
I have a deep interest in making Vail one of the best places in the World to live and visit and I appreciate your consideration of my application.
4alen rely,
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[Doeag Cahiln
2855 Snowberry Drive .
Vail, Colorado 81658
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February 12, 1996
1V1s. Susan Connally
Community Development I)epartmenx
75 South Frontage Road
Vail, Colorado 81657
Dear Ms. Connally: < Please accept this letter of appucation for a position on the Planning and Environmental
Commission. I am very interested in devoting my time toward the success of the Vail -
Valley:
I carne to Vail in 1978, fell in love with the valley and remained permanently. I met my
wife,lVlichelle, here and we now have three children. d+le presently live in the
Intermountain area in the third residence that we have owned in `/ail. I am currently
employed by Vail Associates and have work in their Lift Department for the past 17 years.
Vail is our home and I would like to work towards shaping it's future.
My interest as a member of the I'EC is to be involved in the future of the community and
its direction. We have witnessed several development projects in which structures are
being built to the maximum, working with zero tolerances of the code. We need to use
good judgment and common sense when reviewing such projects. We need to look at
individual situations with new insight as building continues on some of the more difficult
remaining lots.
The Vail Va11ey has an ambiance that is attractive to all who live and visit. Our founders
had great visions of a warm alpine Nillage that needs to be remembered. I believe this is all
possible with the guidance of the FEC. All the natural aspects that this valley has to offer
are very precious, and what is man made must be developed in harmony with nature. This
can be a very difficult job to balance. The tcwn has made „reat strides 'Aith lister.ing to the
community in preserving open space and the quality of our environment. Continuing this
role will be beneficial to our community.
I would be honored to serve on the Planning and Environmental Commission.
Sincerely,
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DAUPHIFIAIS -PAOSELEY COMSTRUCTIOPd IWC.
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VAIL, COLORADO
PRESIDENT CHAIRAAAN
PATRICK G. DAUPHIPIAIS CLARKSON P. AqOSELEY
P.O. BOX 1515 6390 LBJ FREEWAY, SUITE 105
VAIL, C0 81658
(970) 478-8055 DALLAS, TX 78240 (214) 788-0288
FAX (214) 458-0583
FAX (970) 476•9022 VAIL, CO (970) 949-8144
FAX (970) 476-8022
2-13-96
° Community Development Department 75 South Frontage Rd.
Vail, CO 81658
Please accept my application for a position on the Planning and
Environmental Commission. .
I believe my familiarity with the town and it's development
history will serve me well in this capacity. I have strong
opinions about the regulatory environment in Vail and hope to
play a part in bringing the rules more into line with the needs
of Vails' residents, home owners, and business owners. I see a
growing cynicism and frustration with our regulations. This is
an unhealthy situation that requires action, not words, to
reestablish a sense of cooperation, among all parties. While the
authority to make changes to the regulations rests solely with
the council, the PEC must provide input for the process to be
thorough and complete. Thank you for your consideration.
Sincerely,
~ ~
Patrick G. Daup inais
FEB 14 1996
February 13, 1996
i'Otl CoMM, DE, DEPT, 2692 Kinnickinnick Ct
Vail, Colorado 81657
(970) 479-0875
Vail Town Council
Attn: Holly McCutcheon ,
'fovvn Clerk
75 S. Frontage Road
Vail, Colorado 81657
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I have seen the article in the Vail Daily regarding the openings on the Town of Vail
boards and commissions. I have recently retired from my permanent job as a consulting
. actuary with a national fiirm, and therefore I would be willing to devote time to help the
Town fill one ofi the positions on the Planning and Environment Commissions,-the Design
Review Board or the Vail Valley Marketing Board.
As you vvill see in reviewing the enclosed resume, I do not have specific past
experience vvith issues similar to this, but I do have a strong financial background and I've
managed my ovvn business for years, so this looks like an interesting challenge.
If you think I can be of assistance to the Town, please contact me and I'll be
available for an interview.
S i n c ly,
Eric. P. arson
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ERIC P. LARSON
Professional Experience
Eric Larson is a consulting actuary with extensive experience in retirement plan design and asset
selection and monitoring. He is cunently an independent consultant as he "retired" from his
position as Manager of the Retirement Plan Consulting Group of the Denver office of Milliman
& Robertson, Inc. effective April 1, 1.995. Prior experience includes the managing actuary of
the Denver office of the Wyatt Company which purchased his firm, Larson & Associates, Inc.
in 1983.
Eric's experience includes consulting assignments for numerous companies and public entities
regarding the design, legal requirements and other administrative issues on all types of
retirement programs, (defined benefit, 401(k), 403(b) and non-qualified plans). As a retainer
consultant (actuary) for numerous clients, Eric has routinely been involved with ongoing asset
performance monitoring, interviewing alternative managers, and working with Boards or
individual trustees to ensure the plans are invested properly. In addition, Eric consults with
clients on health care issues and flexible benefit plans.
Eric's experience includes membership on the Joint Program Committee for the Enrolled
Actuaries Meeting (the largest actuarial meedng) and was Chairman of the 1989 Annual
Meeting. He was President of the Denver Chapter of the Western Pension and Benefits
Conference from 1986 through 1988 and Chairman of the 1991.Annual Meeting for the eight
Western chapters. He has spoken on retirement and benefit related issues on many occasions
to a variety of organizations. He is also a member of the Denver Rotary Club.
Professional Credentials and Education
• Associate of the Society of Actuaries
• Fellow of the Conference of Consulting Actuaries
• Member of the American Academy of Actuaries
• Enrolled Actuary
• B.A., Mathematics, Fairleigh Dickinson University
Address & Phone
2692 Kinnickinnick Ct Vail, CO 81657
(970) 479-0875
. HANS WOLDRICH
Architectural Control and Design Consultant
February, 1996
Town Council Members
Town of Va i I
75 S. Frontage Road
Vail, Colorado 81657
Dear Town Council,
Please accept this letter as the application for reappointment to the Design Review Board.
Serving the past 2 years on the DRB has given me insight into the Town of Vail and the valley's
history, the present-day issues and its future potential and goals.
If reappointed I would like to assure you of my fervent intent to protect what has made Vail
charming and successful, to ensure that new development will be in harmony for the benefit
of the community.
Enclosed please see a brief summary of my professional architectural background.
incerely Yours,
Hans Woldrich
1650 East Vail Valley Drive, Vail, Colorado 81657
Phone FAX
303-479-9577 1-303-479-9329
ARCHITECTUI2AL CONTROL
and
DESIGN REVIEW
1963 -1991
Architectural Control Consultant to:
COUSINS PROPERTIES, INC., Atlanta, Georgia
ARVIDA of Georgia
During these years the above companies were, respectively, the largest and most successful
residential real estate developers in the greater Atlanta area. I worked all of their subdivisions,
a total of about 30 communities over a period of 28 years.
Position: Director of Architect. Control and Design Review.
Responsibilities: Create the concept of architecturally controlled residential communities in
Atlanta. Wrote the Restrictive Covenants and Design Standards to assure standards of qualiry
and harmony of exterior design throughout the communities.
Assemble a concept planning, architectural, landscape and graphic design team to implement
the control concept to all communities.
Concept and site planning, architectural detailing of recreational amenities for all subdivisions
and condo projects.
Consultations with contributing professionals regarding: market analysis, product adaptation,
graphic design and real estate sales strategies and marketing. Daily field trips to all residential
communities to work with the builders on house sitings, determine clearing areas, design
adjustments, material and exterior color selections, design landscape plans.
Meet with all homeowners to work out exterior details in order to achieve our goal: The cre-
ation of aesthetically pleasant and architecturally sound communities.
Personal Data: Born: August 19, 1932 in Innsbruck, Austria
Education concluded with degree in Architecture and Engineering,
Innsbruck, Austria.
Retired from a 30 year career in Residential Architecture and Development in
Atlanta, Georgia, and 10 years of Resort Area Development throughout the
Southwest.
Full time resident in Vail since November, 1991.
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Vail Town Council
75 S. Frontage Road
Vail, CO 81657
Clark Brittain
1860 Meadow ridge rd.. #3
Vail, CO 81657
328-4696 - vWC_e- 17 6
February 14, 1996 . Deaz Council members:
This letter is to inform you of my desire to be considered for one of the vacancies on the Design
Review Board for the Town of Vail. I have been a resident of the Vail Valley for twenty two
years and currently reside in the Buffehr Creek neighborhood.
I have a B.F.A. from the Rhode Island School of Design, where I graduated with honors,
majoring in painting and illustration. I was a participant in the European Honors Program at
RISD, spending my senior year studying in Rome and traveling in Europe. Over the years in
Vail I have taught art and design at Colorado Mountain College, worked in the retail and
restaurant business, and currently employed at Banner Sports and freelance as a decorative
painter and muralist.
As an artist, living and working in the Vail Valley, I have a heightened sensitivity and awareness
of the natural beauty of our environment, and of our obligation to protect it. I have had an active
interest in art and architecture and care passionately about the quality of design in the Vail
Valley.
I feel my training and experience as an artist and designer qualify me for a position on this boazd. '
I think our community is at a critical stage in our development and may be in.danger of losing
the aesthetics of our environment. I fully support the quality of the redevelopment that has taken
place over the past years in town, and hope we can continue to polish and perfect this unique
place that is our home.
Sincerely,
zwl
Clark B. Brittain
ROBERT B0RNE
P.C. BOX 4205
V.41IDI. , ~OLO1tADO 81657
303-476-5263
Feb. Il2, Il996
Toawun O1F Vaull
Office off' ~om¢auuunu4y Devellopmeunt
IH'rounQage Road
. Vanll, Coflorado 81657
Att: Sanzan¢ne Counnellly, DarecQor
Dear Sanzanne,
PDeaSe cOIHSAdeH' QIIIle foQ' R'e $QDp099IltHHBeII9$ $O $he Vafll DeSEgn RCVEew B0a6'd. While ff
have seeved three or moa-e years, ~ that g ~an contianue $o con$ribeete so I am
p9eased to re app9y for t9ee posugAoune
'Il'llnaanks 9'ou~ afl of yoanr coanrtesies exgender& to me nn tlae past and g 900k 6orward to
the psossnbi?uQry o$'workuuag adutlln yoan agauuu.
Respectfun9ly,
Bob Boruae
REC'D EEB 4,
February 12, 1996
Hotly McCutcheon, Clerk
Touvn of Vail
75 S. Frontage Rd
Vail, CO 81657
Dear Ms. McCutcheon, .
p Please consider this le4ter as indication of my intent to serve as a volunteer on the Design and Review Board for the Town of Vail. I am an' eight year resident of Vail and a
homeowner for the past five years. IlVith Vail as my chosen home I wish to participate in
the process of it's continued growth and evolution and see this as an opportunity to give back to the community. I have vuorked in the development of real estate, both residential and commercial, as a
financial partner, and have some limited hands-on experience in construction. _
I thank you for your consideration in this and look forward to hearing from you. I may be
reached at: Ted Hingst, P.O. Box 2281, Vail, CO 81657. My phone is 476-3413.
S i n c e r e I y, ~(g~C~, •~~I-~~~ 1ek
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FEB 14 1996
February 13, 1996
~ ORoW DE, DEPT 2692 Kinnickinnick Ct
Vail, Colorado 81657
(970) 479-0875
Vail Tovvn Council
Attn: Holly iVicCutcheon
Tovvn Clerk
75 S. Frontage Road
Vail, Colorado 81657
~ I have seen the article in the Vail Daily regarding the openings on the Town of Vail
boards and commissions. I have recently retired from my permanenfi job as a consulting
. actuary with a national fiirm, and therefore I would be willing to devote time to help the
Tovvn fill one of the positions on the Planning and Environment Commissions, the Design Review Board or the Vail Valley flflarketing Board.
As you will see in reviewing the enclosed resume, I do not have specific past
experience with issues similar to this, but I do have a strong financial background and I've
managed my own business for years, so this looks like an interesting challenge.
If you think I can be of assistance to the Town, please contact me and I'll be
available for an inYerview. .
Sinc W-o ey,/
Eric P
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ERIC P. LARSON
Professional Experience
Eric Larson is a consuldng actuary with extensive experience in redrement plan design and asset
selection and monitoring. He is cunendy an independent consultant as he "retired" from his
position as Manager of the Retirement Plan Consulting Group of the Denver office of Milliman
& Robertson, Inc. effective April 1, 1995. Prior experience includes the managing actuary of
the Denver office of the Wyatt Company which purchased his firm, Larson & Associates, Inc.
in 1983.
Eric's experience includes consuldng assignments for numerous companies and public entities
regarding the design, legal requirements and other administrative issues on all types of
' retirement programs, (defined benefit, 401(k), 403(b) and non-qualified plans). As a retainer
consultant (actuary) for numerous clients, Eric has routinely been involved with ongoing asset
performance monitoring, interviewing alternative managers, and working with Boards or
individual trustees to ensure the plans are invested properly. In addition, Eric consults with
clients on health care issues and flexible benefit plans.
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Eric's experience includes membership on the Joint Program Committee for the Enrolled
Actuaries Meeting (the largest actuarial meeting) and was Chairman of the 1989 Annual
Meeting. He was President of the Denver Chapter of the Western Pension and Benefits
, Conference from 1986 through 1988 and Chairman of the 1991 Annual Meeting for the eight
Western chapters. He has spoken on retirement and benefit related issues on many occasions
. to a variety of organizations. He is also a member of the Denver Rotary Club.
Professional Credentials and Education
• Associate of the Society of Actuaries
. • Fellow of the Conference of Consulting Actuaries .
• Member of the American Academy of Actuaries
• Enrolled Actuary
• B.A., Mathematics, Fairleigh Dickinson University
Address & Phone
2692 Kinnickinnick Ct
Vail, CO 81657
(970) 479-0875 .
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From: Gene Usetton To: Ms. Holiey WicCutcheon Date: 2/16196 Time: 12:38:15 Page 9 of 1.
Geane C. Useltoan
3025 Booth Fa1Bs Road
Vail, Colorac?o 81657
970-47"793
February 12, 1996 .
Ms. Holly McCutcheon
Town Clerk Town of Vail
Vail, Colorado
Subject: Vacancies on the Design Review Board
Dear Ms. McCutcheon:
Pursuant to the announced vacancies on the various volunteer boards (Vail Daily, Saturday,
February 10, 1996) I am hereby submitting my name for consideration for appoinhnent to the
Design Review Board (DRB). I am a resident of Vail and a registered voter.
I am a Professor of Finance (now Emeritus) at Texas A&M University; and I served as the Head,
Departrnent of Finance until August, 1993. While living in College Station, Texas, I served on
the Brazos Valley Arts Council and the Brazos Symphony Board as well as several corporate
boards of directors. If you wish, I can furnish a Cumculum Vitae of the kind that we use in
academia. It lists my academic degrees, teaching and editorial experience, and publications.
My wife and I purchased a condo in 1986 and have spent the summers here since then. In order to
decide if Vail was a place where we wanted to live, we took leaves from the university for the
spring and summer semesters of 1989 and 1991 and lived in Vail. In March, 1991, having
decided to move to Vail, we purchased our home on Booth Falls Road.
As a contribution to the community I am currently teaching a course in statistics at the Colorado
Mountain College. (Ms. Katherine Schmidt is my program Director and Ms. Kay Saulsbury is
the Campus Dean.)
As you know, I have already submitted my name to the Council for consideration for appointrnent
to the Planning and Environmental Commission; but, if those positions are all filled, I would be
pleased to serve the community as a member of the DRB. Please advise if I need to fumish
additional information.
Sincerely,
Gene C. Uselton
SFNT BY: 2-14-96 ; 4:41PM :VA1L VALl.EY FNDATION~ 30347921574 2/ 2
VAI, TOWN CQDYJNCII.
Am: Hoflly McCatcheon, 'g'own Cflcrk
73 s. Firot'uge Road
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VaiL Coloraifo 8 1657
970-479-2100
970-479-2157 .
IFdhmuiry 13, 1996
Dear Ms. McCutchcoua,
dam writing ghis leYtcr gm express my desirc for consideratfon relative to the vacant sea4 on the
Towa of Vail's Housing Authoraty Board. I feel woiald be an excellent candidate for this
position, based on my curreni professional involvement vAth the. l/ail Valley Community, as
we?Y as my rela4ed pcrsonal experience.s.
I havc lived in ghas valley for oder six years. I havc snoved several titncs and held a number of
dfferen4 positions, rangiaag from tF?c houriy 9aborer 4o a cuererot admiaustrafion/manageaial
posetimn I hald with a aespectosl local business. I am familiar with the importance of housing
annd the impacg it has on the valley's ?abor pool and econorny.
Ovcr the ?as4 fifteen yem my sister, bro4her and I have aYl lived in the Va1 Valley at one point
in 4ime. Through wisift them and liiving here I have seen a evidc wariety of housin.g and living
setuations. Three years ago my famnily purchased a canda which assists me aad tvvo other
roommates with housing eaeeds. I knmw from past experiences, hovvever, how difficult it can
be for individuals Yo afford to live and work an the Vail Valley.
I caarreretly work for the Vail Valley Fouadation in the Operations department. pliave nra
agrecment wath any stapereisor tn eaork through the lNorid Alpine Ski Championships in 1999, .
thus the five year s;osnrdtmenY the couetcil. is requiring to sil on this uoard is not a concem.
1 also volnuateer my tiane to other organazatimns in the valley and sugrounding areas_ Iam
cuarently the Chairasaan of Cub Scout Pack 231. Lase year II also assist with the artnual Jimmee
Huega auckion, Waraeaa Miller's Mad Mountain Marathom, the L1S Ski Team Return of The
Charnpions, the L1S.]Vationals in Park CHty/Snovvbasin, the Jimmie Huega ARountain Bflke
Ecpres.s and a vaficey of other charitable evcnts.
I would trulgr like go assist ghis communaty. Il look forvvard gm any questions or concercis you or .
the Towre Councal may devvelop. For gnorc anfornaatimn or refeeenc,es, please call me at 970-
949-1999 exi_24.
0
Kutt Krieg
Kyle H. Webb AIA ~ .1582•A Streamside Cirde , 970;479.0265.
Vail, Coloracio . . ,
. ' 81657 . ' . . -
. : February, 14, 1996
: . Vail Town Council . - ~
. , . . Attn: Holly McCutcheon, Town Clerk . . ' - : ,
: . ' : . - . 75 S. Frontage Road. . - . ' : Vail, Cobrado 81657
Re: Appoiniment 1u Art in Pubhc Places or Housing Aut{?ority . " .
_ : . Dear Council Members, - . . , I would like Uo tlirow my {iat into the ring to be considered for either of the.vacdnaes on the
Town's ArF in Public Places Board oE Housing Authority.l
As you oan see from my enclosed resume, art and architeclure comprise a large part of wliat I .
. do for a living. I am a licensed architect in Cobrado, hrning practiced on and off with local -
_ firms for seven years.
I hrne considered seelciing positions on the Design Review Board or Planning and .
' Environmental Commission, {wt l simply.cannot commit to such time intensive endewors and. "
- serve the boards and the oommunity adequately. Being a new fnther, the ongoing rersodeling , our"Vintage' 1967 Vail home, along with my other professional.oommihnents,. hwe me bdter.
. suihed For either of these positions. : I would very much enjoy the opporiunity to be invo{ved with a position on either of theseboards, and ! thank you. fnr your consideration.
Sincer , . . . -
_ ~ . . . . Kyle H.. Webb, AIA . : .
cc: Kathy Langenwulie' . . :
` Andy Knudhen .
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Kyle H. Webb AIA . . 4582-A Streamside Circle - , 970.A79.0265 "
" . : Vail, Co6" . "
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PROFESSIONAL DCPERIENCE:
" - . . . . _ . Morter Architects, Vail; Colorado Project Architect- " y
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` . , . . . -6cperisnoes include Affordoble Housing fonVail; 1993... November.1991-`
- ~ Numerous Residential.and Canmercial projects over. , ~ Present ` past five years in Vail and surrounding region,. , .
Register+ed .4rchiliad in Co~, NK.ARB C,miifaalion , ° , . . .
Fritzlen, Pierce, Briner Architects; Vail, Cobrado : , . . f ~ ~ . Designec ~
' : , . . - . -Ecpe ead, . : , . . _ Summers: 1 989; . : . . ~
riences include BuFfnlo Par{c @ Amowh
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°Campbel fforclable Housing Projeds. _ 1990,1991.
~ - . . EDUCATION: - ~ , . _ . , . . , . : . . -
: . . _ North Carolina State Uneversity, Raleigh, N.C. Arck
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, , . . The School of Design, Graduated Mange Cum Laude. May 1991 , _
Thesis: Cemetery of.St. Paul cyt Nationol Cathedral; Washington;,D.C.;
, Catholic University of America, Washington DC::• B.S. Arch:
The School of Architeciure & Planning. . , ; May, 1940 - . ,
PROFESSIONAL IXPERIENCE:
' . . Honors and Awards: ~ . '
~ Eagle Valley Homebuilders "Beam" Awarcl (vrMountain Star Residenoe Jan 1996': '
° . _ Second Prize in "Opening New Doors" T1ie 1989-1990 AIAS/CADKEY• = Apri1.1990:.
National Shxlent Design Compefitian. . . . .
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_ Community Service: ; . .
' . Eagle Valley Homebuiklers Association, Member 1996-present ; •
St. CIam of AuiSt CathoGc school, Ec{wards, Go. Steering.Commiitee 1495-pres6nt :
- - American Institute of Architects, Member National and_Colorado West:Chapters. • 1995-piesent.
- Young Architects of Vail , _ - ~ . . . 1994-present.._ -
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_ Habitat for Human'sty _ 1989-prerentr . ,
Appointed to Executive Board oF AIAS: Catholic Universiiy ' 1488-1989 .
PubHshed Work: . , ~ .
' "Mountain Star Residence" Mehqmitsdn ' . Spring 1996:
~ ~ - "Grid" Fumiture Design CRff 28 : . Spring 1492 _ ,
"Tenleytown Post Office" Ooeni New Doors, Competition Catalog' ~ Summer1990
"A Writers Retreat" WZis Fall'1989 "
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. Exhibitions: - : -
"Mountain Star Residence" at Athenaeum Museum, Chicago, Illinois Spring 1996- ~
"U.S. Post Office" at A/E/C Systems 90 Conference, Atlanta, Georgia August 1990
"N Street Vllage" at Luther Plcxe Memorial Church, Washington, D.C. Summer 1989
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1RHCH-]( AND IICRUSEN DESHGAT, IIIVC.
ARCH-HI'&'JECII'URE A1VD D1EV]EILOPIVIER1'I'
Yooo Lionsridge LooP #gd, Vail, Colorado, Si657 Phone:(303) 476'9228 fax: (303) 476'9023
TOVVI'1 Of V81I
Atten: Andy aCnudtsen
Department of Community Development
75 South Frontage Road West
Vail, Colorado 81657
February 14, 1996
Dear Andy,
This letter is to confrm my interest in serving on the Housing Authority. I feel I have
some qualifications that would distinguish me as a candidate. I am the president of
RKD Inc., a small Architectural, Construction and Development firm. The diversity in
this firm has provided me with a well rounded background that should serve the
Housing Authority vvell. The bread and butter work of RKD is typically more
expensive than employee housing, but 4he business of development is similar a4 all
levels, as I believe is the nuts and bolts experience gained from my extensive hands
on general contracting.
RKD has recently been involved with the schematic design of a bond financed low
income project. Niost relevant however, is my experience with Low Income Housing
Tax Credits. In 1992 I was both Architect and 50% of the development team on Sun
Club Apartments. This was a 70 unit 100% low income project in Steamboat Springs
that received an allocation from CHFA for $4,000,000. Unfortunately, at that time the tax credit program lapsed for a period and we were therefore unable to realize the
project. None the less, I can bring the experience of designing, procuring the tax
credits and pursuing 4he various financing options for a project such as this to the
Housing Authority. .
I believe I speak for the community vvhen I thank you for your efforts in this important
area. I look forvvard to hearing from you, if I can provide some small assistance.
w A.I.A. Pent RKD Inc.
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5TEPHEN H. STOCKMAR
2110 VERMOZdT ROAD _
vAaz, co 81657
476-0360
February 12, 1996
Town Council
Town of Vail
By Hand
Dear Council Members:
I would like to offer my services to the Town of Vail in one
of two capacities.. I would like to serve on the Housing
Authority if possible and if not there, then on the Vail
Valley Marketing Board.
I have extensive experience in the development and financing
of housing from my many years in Banking. In addition, I
was the lead lender on a credit facility which was made
available to the Colorado Housing Finance Authority. In
that endeavor, I became intimately familiar with the
enabling legislation, operations and requirements of the
Authority. Although it has been many years since I engaged
in that activity, I do not believe that it would take long
to get back up to speede
Should I not be a viable candidate for the Housing Authority
Board, then I would like to be considered for the Vail
Valley Marketing Board. I have been in charge of Marketing
for various segments of the industries in which I have been
employed over the last twenty five years; with absolute
responsibility for consumer marketing at Metro Bank in
Denver when I was President.
As I live just outside.of the Town limits, in Highland
Meadows, I am able to volunteer my services to the Town in
limited ways. Should I be able to sit on one of these two
Boards, I will be able to give back to the Town in which I
earn my living in a tangible and meaningful way.
Sincerely,
Steve Stockmar
Enclosure: Resume
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Stephen H. Stockmar
2110 Vermont Road
Vail, Colorado 81657
E}CPERIEATCE o
Krismar of Vai1, Ltde (1988 - Current)
Owner operator with spouse of Krismar, Ltci. Retail Gourmet
Kitchen Store in Vail, Colorado.
Stockmar ancl Associates (1986 - Current)
Denver, Colorado
Problem Asset Consulting Practice to Banks and Savings and
Loans. Expert Witness in various matters on behalf of
lending institutions.
Quinn & McGill, Ince (1987 - 1988)
President and fifty percent owner of an aftermarket heavy
duty truck part distribution and manufacturing company.
Metro iVational Bank of Denver (1981 - 1986)
Denver, Colorado
Senior Lending Officer, Chairman Credit Committee, Chairman
of the Board, Director, President, C.E.O. -(April 1985 to
July 1986)
The First National Bank of Denver (1969 - 1981)
Various Positions in Real Estate Lending, National Account
Marketing and Problem loan resolution. Originated and
managed the credit facilities made available to the Colorado
Housing Finance Authority during in its early years. Last
position was Vice President in charge of Problem Loans.
BA - Colorado College
Graduate - Colorado School of Banking 1978
Honorably discharged member of the Colorado Air National
Guard (1969-1975)
Trustee - Colorado School of Banking (1977-1978)
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KIMBERLEY N. RUOTOLO
PO BOX 5453
VAIL, CO 8658
(970) 476-1631
February 12, 1996
Vail Town Council
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Attention: Holly McCutcheon, Town Clerk
75 South Frontage Road
Vail, CO 81657
Dear Council Members:
Please consider this letter an expression of my interest in serving the Vail community as
a volunteer board member of the Housing Authority.
A native of Georgia, I am a 1986 graduate of Commerce High School and a 1991
graduate of the University of Georgia with a journalism degree in Telecommunication
Arfs (with a minor in History). After working in the telecommunications industry in
Atlanta for a year, I decided that I wanted to live in a more relaxed environment than
what a larger city could offer me, so I moved to Vail. I have been a resident of Vail
since February l, 1992 and have lived in East Vail at the Vail Racquet Club since
August, 1992. I am the Assistant Manager of Arrowhead Properfy Management
Company, Inc., a division of Vail Associates. I have been employed at Arrowhead
since May 26, 1992.
Due to the distance between where I live and where I work, each day I see a large
parf of the valley during my commute. I have watched the different areas grow a
great deal in the four years I have been here, and expect the growth to continue by
leaps and bounds in the coming years, especially in anticipation of the World Alpine Ski
Championships in 1999. I know that there are many different issues to consider when managing the growth in this valley, especially in Vail where the space is limited and
there are so many groups who would like to see varied uses for any available space
(for example: open space, parks, employee housing, million dollar homes, etc.)
February 12, 1996
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I know I would be a valuable member of the Housing Authority if chosen. Each day I
encounter the various aspects of housing in our valley, from my friends and neighbors
who rent homes and condominiums (for what they consider to be costly sums) to
homeowners at Arrowhead whose larger, more expensive second homes I manage. I
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constantly see the variety of housing opporfunities available and because of this
experience, I think I can understand the different viewpoints that residents of Vail bring
to our community regarding development and housing. Another reason I believe I
would be an asset to the Authority is that I currently hold a Colorado Real Estate
License and have an adequate understanding of property values and trends.
Thank you for considering my application. I can be reached at home at 476-1631 or at
work at 845-6707. I enjoy living and working in the Vail Valley and look forward to this
opporfunity to serve the community.
Sincerely,
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Kim Ruotolo
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DONALD J. BANOVITZ
Attorney at Law
P.O. Box 5274
Vail Colorado 81658
PH:(970) 845-8094
February 14, 1996
Vail Valley Town Council
Attn: Holly McCutcheon ,
Town Clerk
75 South Frontage Road
` Vail , CO 81658
Dear Ladies and Gentlemen of the Vail Valley Town Council,
The volunteer position on the Housing Authority is of immediate interest to me.
Serving the community on the Housing Authority would be both challenging and
rewarding.
I moved to the Vail Valley at the beginriing of this year. Living here represents the
realization of a dream that began on a ski vacation 1976. Presently, I am in the process
of setting up a solo law practice. In addition, I intend to obtain my real estate brokers
license.
My practical experience includes a solid foundation of civil litigation. Most
recently, I volunteered my services as a Lend-A-Lawyer in Montrose, Colorado. In
addition to providing an important public service, I gained experience in a variety of
areas. My academic concentration, and subjects in which I excelled included trial
advocacy, and real estate law. .
My skills, abilities and desire to aid the community in finding resolutions to housing
problems would benefit the residents of the Vail valley. Enclosed for your review is a
copy of my resume. Thank you in advance for your consideration and i look forward to
meeting with you to discuss employment opportunities.
ially, `
Donald J Banovitz
DONALD J. BANOVITZ
Attorney at Law
P.O. Box 5274
Vail, CO 81658
PH:(970) 845-8094
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
THE JOHN MARSHALL LAW SCHOOL, Chicago, IL.
. Juris Doctor, May 1994 _
Activities: Clinical Lega{ Studies Program
TEL AVIV UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL, Summer 1992
Courses: Legal Aspects of the Middle East Conflict and Resolution;
Comparative Criminal Justice and Due Process of Law:
African, British, Israeli, and Jewish Law Perspectives
COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY, Forf Collins, CO.
Degree Earned: Bachelor of Arts, Political Science, May 1990
Minor - History
Activities:
Colorado House of Representatives Internship - Aid to Rep. Shirleen Tucker, Spring 1988
Member Fraternity of Phi Gamma Delta - Community Sefvice Chairman
Pi Sigma Alpha/Political Science Honor Society - Transition Secretary, Spring 1988
Colorado State University Ski Team
EMPLOYMENT
LEND-A-LAWYER/COLORADO RURAL LEGAL SERVICES - Montrose, Colorado
Volunteer attorney responsible for all aspects of ciient representation including hearings
and trials in practice areas of domestic relations, consumer law (TILA/FDCPA),
landlord and tenant, bankruptcy, and Social Security Disability, August-December,' 1995
BOULDER TOYOTA-VOLVO - Sales Consultant, April-July 1995
INFINITI OF DENVER - Sales Consultant, January-February 1995
LEGAL AID BUREAU CLINICAL EXTERNSHIP - Chicago, Illinois
Responsible for all aspects of client representation: appeared in Domestic Relations Courf
for divorce proveups, argued various motions; drafted pleadings, motions, and judgments;
interviewed and counseled prospective clients, Summer 1993
BAR MEMBERSHIP
Passed July 1994: M8E 161 / Essay 153. MBE score ranked in approximateiy top ten
percentile nationwide. Admission to Colorado Bar on October 14, 1994
February 13, 1996 A
Town of Vail
Vail Town Council
. 75 Sonth Frontage Road
:...'V"ail, Co 81657
R.E.- Opening on the Town of.Vai1 Housing Board
I)ear Sirs,
I am interested in applying for the opening on the Vail Housing Boazd. I am a Vail
resident and Vail business o.wner. Having come to Vail in 1970 as a ski bum, I am well awaze of
the problems of finding affordable housing in this town in order to work here and enjoy the
lifestyle we all came here for. I have been a building contractor and sma.l1 developer in Vail for
16 years, so I also understand the perspective of the business owner who needs to hire and retain
° good employees. Though I am no expert on employee housing, I do have alot of experience in
the building business and the financing of constuction projects. I have a genuine interest in
trying to provide more housing for our valuable employees.
I do not have any past experience on Town of Vail boards. I did however, leave Vail for
Telluride for 7 years, during which time I did serve on several boards. I was a member of the
Telluride Historic and Architectural Review Commission for 3 years. I served for two year$ on
the Telluide Mountain Village Board of Directors. Whi1e on this board the Mountain Village
did initiate and build an employee housing project that was financed through the sale of tax free
bonds. I also was the President of the Telluride Alpine Racing Team kids sld program for a
number of years. Thus I do have some experience on volunteer boards of this sort.
I think'that with my experience and-my enthifsiasm I could be a producrive member of
this board. Thank you for considering my application for this position.
Sincerely, '
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PO Box 1188
Vail, Colorado 81656
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Telephone 970/949-4503
Fax 970/476-0632
February 14, 1996
.Ms. iiolly McCutcheon
c/o The Town of Vail
75 S. Frontage Road
Vail, Colorado 81657
Re: Housing Authority
Ms. McCutcheon:
My name is Robert Mann and I am interested in applying for the position
on the Housing Authority. Althouqh I do not live in the Town of Vail
boundaries, I am currently trying to find housing in Vail and will be
applying for the Vail Commons. I have been the manager of the Memories
of Vail/Beaver Creek Galleries for the past five years and have been one
of the foundingmembers of the Vail Village Merchants Association. I am
also currently-active in the Lionshead Merchants Association.
While getting my MBA at the University of Miami, I worked as a financial
aid advisor for the Office of Financial Assistance. One of my duties as
an advisor was being a member of the University's Housing Council, which
oversaw the dormitory system. While I know that the Town of Vail
Housing Authority is overseeing a much broader spectrum of housing
options, I feel that my experience with dormitory housing could help
yive a new perspective.
' As a manager of a.small business, I will offer a unique perspectiv.e on
proposed housing. The housing situation in Vail is a multi-pronged
problem, and many times the small business voice is not heard.
Diversity is key in discussions involving housing because this issue has
no clear-cut easy solutions.
Thank you for giving me this opportunity to apply for the seat on the
Housing Authority and to hopefully be given the chance to give a little
of my time to one of the most important issues facing the Town of Vail.
If you have any questions, or would like to meet with me, please feel
free to contact me at either of the above telephone numbers. And thank
you again for this opportunity.
Sincerely,
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Annie Goodman
P.O. Box 0644
Edwards, CO 81632-0644 February 6, 1996
The Town of Vail
Vai.l Town Council
P.ttr.:. Holly McCutcheon, Town Clerk
75 S. Frontage Rd.
Vail, CO 81657
Dear Holly:
I am seeking a position on the Vail Valley Marketing Board. Enclosed is my
resume for your consideration.
I have many years of experience in all aspects of consumer and business-to-
business marketing. During my marketing career some of my responsibilities
included: organizing special events for high-end clientele; coordinating
trade show participation (including supervising the building of a$75,000
trade show booth); developing, implementing and managing marketing budgets in
excess of a$1,000,000; supervising and managing creative teams (graphic
designers, art directors, printers, mailers, etc.), and managing major
promotion efforts.
Currently, I am the Vice President of Operations for The Tandem Group, a
marketing and advertising agency in Eagle-Vail.
Although I am new to the Vail Valley, I would love the opportunity to use my
experience to help continue .to make the Valley economy prosper during the May-
to-October season. After experiencing my first summer here last year, I know
first hand how beautiful the Vail Valley is during.this season and how many •
wonderful recreational options are available to visitors.
Please feel free to contact me at either my home number 926.1481 or my work
number 999.1716, to schedule an interview. Thank you for your consideration.
Sincerely,
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P.O. Box 0644
Edwards, CO 81632-0644
970.926.1481
FAX 970.926.1482
e-mail annie@vail.net
OBJECTIVE ,
A challenging executive position within Marketing or Sales,
" QIIALIFIC:ATIOIdS
Results orierited marketing specialist with consistent record for
enhancing corporate profitability while containing or reducing costs.
Extensive experience in developing marketing and sales strategies and
directing staff for successful implementation of programs. Developed
comprehensive policies and procedures to track marketing campaign
results.
Received five major promotions within ten years for outstanding
record of achievement.
EXPERIEPTCE
o Generated response rates well above industry averages for
business-to-business and consumer publications' direct
response marketing programs.
o Experience planning and supervising product demonstrations
and unique receptions throughout the U.S.
o Orchestrated all activities involved in planning and
participating at major industry trade shows.
o Increased specialty magazine circulation 75$ for magazines
by boosting newsstand sales and decreasing subscriber
complaints and cancellations by 50$.
o Achieved and exceeded profit and growth chjectives with less
than 1$ annual increase in expenses over fifteen year
period.
o Delivered campaigns within budget and on-time by
implementing a unique tracking/keycoding system.
o Reduced cost overruns by negotiatinq "win-win" contracts
with major vendors.
o Experience interfacing with all levels of corporate
management.
o Developed extremely successful marketing teams; fostered
positive work environment and achieved highez productivity
levels.
o Designed and programmed computer systems for creating
marketing plans, budgets, and production schedules.
o Extensive working knowledge of various computer hardware and
software.
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Anna H. Goodman
P.O. Box 0644
Edwards, CO 81632-0644
970.926.1481
FAX 970.926.1482
e-mail annie@vail.net
EE4PLOYMEYdT HISTORY
a 1995 - Current Vice President of Operations
THE TANDEM GROUP
Vai1, Colorado
1979 - 1995 Director of Marketing and Circulation
NILS PUBLISHING COMPANY, INC.
A Capital Cities/ABC, Inc. Company
Chatsworth, California
1978 - 1979 Marketing Coordinator
TRAILER LIFE PUBLISHING COMPANY, INC.
Agoura, California
1976 - 1978 Circulation Manager/Customer Service
BEINFELD PUBLISHING, INC.
North Hollywood, California
EDIICATI OIV
1983 - 1985 Pepperdine University
• Malibu, California
Masters of Art, Business. Administration GPA 3.5
1972 - 1975 Adelphi University
Garden City, New York
Bachelor of Arts, Psychology GPA 3.7
PROFESSYOAIAL ASSOCYATIOTdS
o National Association of Female Executives (NAFE)
o Direct Marketing Association (DMA)
0 American Association of Independent Investors (AAII)
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February 13, 1996
~ OV-CoMM, DE, DEP! 2692 CCinnickinnick Ct
Vail, Colorado 81657
(970) 479-0875
Vail Towrn Council
Attn: Holly iVicCutcheon
Town Clerk
75 S. Frontage Fioad
Vail, Colorado 81657
~ I have seen the article in the Vail Daily regarding the openings on the Town of Vail
boards and commissions. I have recently retired from my permanent job as a consulting
actuary with a national firm, and therefore I would be willing to devote time to help the
Town fill one of the positions on the Planning and Environment Commissions, the Design
lReview Board or the Vail Valley Marketing Board.
As you vvill see in reviewing the enclosed resume, I do not have specific past
experience vvith issues similar to this, but I do have a strong fiinancial background and I've
managed my own business for years, so this looks like an interesting challenge.
If you think I can be.of assistance to the Tovvn, please contact me and I'll be
available for an interview. -
Sinc ly,
Eric P. arson
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Professional Experience
Eric Larson is a consulting actuary with extensive experience in retirement plan design and asset
selection and monitoring. He is cunently an independent consultant as he "retired" from his
position as Manager of the Retirement Plan Consulting Group of the Denver office of Milliman
& Robertson, Inc. effective April 1, 1995. Prior experience includes the managing actuary of
. the Denver office of the Wyatt Company which purchased his firm, Larson & Associates, Inc.
in 1983.
, Eric's experience includes consulting assignments for numerous companies and public endties
regarding the design, legal requirements and other administrative issues on all types of
retirement programs, (defined benefit, 401(k), 403(b) and non-qualified plans). As a retainer
consultant (actuary) for numerous clients, Eric has routinely been involved with ongoing asset
performance monitoring, interviewing alternadve managers, and working with Boards or
individual trustees to ensure the plans are invested properly. In addition, Eric consults with
clients on health care issues and flexible benefit plans.
Eric's experience. includes membership on the Joint Program Committee for the Enrolled
Actuaries Meeting (the largest actuarial meeting) and was Chairman of the 1989 Annual
Meeting. He was President of the Denver Chapter of the Western Pension and Benefits
Conference from 1986 through 1988 and Chairman of the 1991 Annual Meeting for the eight
Western chapters. He has spoken on retirement and benefit related issues on many occasions
_ to a variety of organizations. He is also a member of the Denver Rotary Club.
Professional Credentials and Educatioa
• Associate of the Society of Actuaries
• Fellow of the Conference of Consulting Actuaries • Member of the American Academy of Actuaries
, • Enrolled Actuary
• B.A., Mathematics, Fairleigh Dickinson University
Address & Phone
2692 Kinnickinnick Ct
Vail, CO 81657
(970) 4.79-0875
Town of Avon P.O. Box 1726 Avon, Colorado 81620 (970) 949-6121
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Vail 'II'own CouncIlll
A$t~ntiOItI: H0lly MCCu$CheLDny ~ow-ii Ch-A,
75 South F3COfl'~~~~ ~~d
Vafl, Co. 81657
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d3ear Ms. McCutcheom
I am inter~ted in ser~~ the Vafl Valley Market~g Board. I believe my .
backgg~~d ancfl curren$ positflon nn marketing wou~d malce me arn excellen$
carididate for $Ihe position. P1ease accept this as my formal application.
I have flaved nn the Va? Vafley ffor ffive years and have watc1esY the growth and
development oP flocall businesses and tlle ski inclustr,y. ~~g worked for the
p' 'e ]Heuga Ceaager and $he Town off Avon, I have seen the effects of the
niarflceting efforts throughou$ the Valley. I arra interested in being rnore active
~ the mark~~~ of the ~~nnnunity as a yeear round resort.
It woufld ke a pYeasuge $o s,erve oa~ the board, ~ look forw axd to interviewirtg
ffor the vac.ant position.
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, Michelle S. Frongiflllo -
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I)ear Holly:
I would like to express my interest in becoming a member of the Vail ftRarketing Board. I have
attended several of the Vail IiRarketing Board's meetings during the last four months. IVot only do
I find the Board informative, I also find it to be a great asset to my responsibilities as Marketing
I)irector at the Vail Cascade Hotel & Club.
I certainly understand the importance of marketing the destination yea.r-round. I have accumulated
a significant amount of experience over the past 12 years in the hospitality industry in sales and
marketing. Currently, I am a member of IVleeting Professionals International and The Society of
Incentive Travel Executives. Over the past seven years I have been on the Boards of Colorado
Chapter of Meeting Professionals Intemational, Arizona Chapter of Ivleeting Professionals
International, and the Society of Incentive Travel Executives.
I hope to be selected to the vacant position because I believe it would be mutually beneficial to the
town of Vail and to the iTail Cascade Hotel & Club.
Sincerely yours ,
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1300 Westhaven Drive o Vail, Colorado 81657 ~ 970.476.7111 Fax 970.479.7025
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Crawford Management Vicki A. Grawford
1664 Matterhorn Circle, 5uite A
Vail, Colorado 81657
Tel: 970-479-0392
Fax: 970-479-0398
February 6, 1996
Vail Town Council
Attn: Holly McCutcheon, Town Clerk •
75 Frontage Road
Vail, CO 81657
Dear Ms. McCutcheon:
I recently read in the Vail Daily about an opening on the Vail Va11ey Marketing Board and I
would like you to accept this letter as my application for that board seat.
In March 1993 I took an early retirement from Southwestem Bell Telephone Company and
moved permanently to Vail. Since that time, I have established my own Entertainment
Management Company managing a variety of both national and local talent. My work has me
in'volved with radio, television, and print media on a regular basis while marketing my artists. I
have many contacts in New York, Los Angeles, Washington DC and several foreign countries.
I chose Vai] as where I want to live because of its quality of life and its sense of community. I-
believe I can utilize my existing contacts and lmowledge of marketing to the advantage of Vail
by being a member of the Vail Va11ey Mazketing Board.
I look forward to discussing this further with the Town Council. If you have any further
questions, please do riot hesitate to call me. Thanks in advance for your help.
Sinc ely,
Vicki A. Cra ord
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Vail Town Council
Attention Holly McCutcheon - ~ . .
Town Clerk
~ . 75 S. Frontage Road . . Vail, CO 81657 Dear Ms. McCutcheon:
I would like to be considered for the open position on the Vail Valtey.;;
. Marketing Board and have enclosed a resume tha.t-reflects my education..:
_ and experience. I have worked in the hospitality and wine.industry for six years and : . -
_ have developed strategic marketing plans for both industries that strived .
_ ta increase attendance and gross sales. I have lived in the Vail Valley since June 1995 when I was given the opportunity to transfer witYi: my ,
company. I am a Wine Sales Representative for National Distributing
. and have a territory that includes hotels, restaurants, bars and retail
stores in Vail, Avon and Beaver Creek. - -.Although T have only lived here for eight months, I am very familiar .,with many of the businesses t he Mar keting Board represents, as well as - the local businesses' ideas about improving and strengthing their sales . . from May through October. ,
. Also, my ability to speak German as a second language and the ~ . experience of living and working.overseas, giyes me a strong
. understanding of the experience Europeans enjoy when they visit an '
area such as Vail. ' . ' ' .
I believe I have many progressive ideas that could certainly benefit the' -i ,.'Vail Valle y and would a p pre c i a t e a n o p p o r t u n i t y t o r e p r e s e n t l o c a l ,
businesses and work to strengthen the area's econom y. Thank You.
Sincerely, '
r Kelly K. Brown
. • . Kelly. K. Brown .y:. .
° P.O. Box 6483
~ . Vail, CO 81658 •
. 970-926-2027 .
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WORK EXPERIE1iTCE . - ' ~ . : • .
june '94 - Current NaHonal Distributing - Colorado Branch , : -
' Denver, CO
Currently work as a fine wine sales representative in the Vail Valley and have al_so
worked in the Denver Metro area. The Denver temtory was exclusively off.:-.
premise accounts including top key accounts and fine wine specialty stores.`Tlie Vail Valley includes work with exclusive ski resort's; several large hotels,. fine
. dining restaurants and retail accounts. The position emphasizes extensive.wine~
knowledge to create effective and profitable wine programs for accounts, to -
: conduct wine training seminars for professional wait staff and to provide a, high: -
_ level of customer service. . , .
' June - September '93. Wine World Esfates - Beringer Vineyards
- ' : - St. Helena, CA - . "
Hosted domestic and international guests of tfie Rhine House and served_ as.a bi-
, lingual tour guide. Emphasis on interactive public speaking, public relation§; wine educaHon and retail sales.
May '92 - May '93 , b@line World Esfates - Mericlian ilineyards Paso Robles, CA
Worked in the winery tasting room that included a gourmet food and fine gifts. section. Responsibili ties included coordinatiori of tasHngs, tours, special eve'nts and inventory management. . ,
anua - Februa '92 The International F'estival of Champagne & Sparkling Wine December - February '93 San Luis Obispo, CA Worked with over 80 sparkling wine and champagne houses as an intern that
coordinated all the markeking activities from advertising to sales prior to and . during the event. Also organized volunteer help. : .
. August = 1Voeember '91 Weingut I Iein-Schultheis . .
Saarburg, Germany ~ -
: Intern - Worked in all the technical aspects of wine inaking; from vineyard work, to crush to final processes of blending and bottling. - I was also involved working
- with the German marketing boards, which led to further interaction with the '
German culture, language and agricultural community.
Tuly - August 190 Prenfice Associates, Inc:
Quincy, MA _
' Involved in editing and testing disks, preparation of text material and developing -
marketing strategies for educational software - relative to Apple and IBM systems.
gDIICATTOliT ,
September 1995 D.E. Jones Associates Cerfificafe `
A 12 week "Results Oriented Selling" course that focused. on effective use of .
_ selling tools, product knowledge and time and territory management.
December 1993 . : . California Polytechnic State Unieersity - San I.uis Obispo .
_ Bachelor of Science - Agricultural Business
Minor - Agri-lYTarketing
Certificate of Wine Marketing
Major G.P.A. 3.5
une 1993 Dale Carnegie Course Certificate
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Interests: Foreign Languages/I'ublic Speaking/Outdoor Recreation references available upon request'
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February 6, 1996
Vail Town Council
c% Holly McCutcheon
TOWN OF VAI.
75 S. Frontage Itd.
Vail, CO 81657
Dear Tovvn Council,
It is Yny understanding chae the Vail Town Council is currendy seeking a candidate for a
vacant posieion on the Vail Valley Summer Marketing Board. Please accept this letter as my
formal application to serve on the Vail Valley Summer Marketing Board.
Since 1988 I have leen an active memter of the Vail Valley marketing community
participating in the following organizations:
o Vail Valley 'I'ourism & Convention Bureau L.odging CJommittee
• Vail Valley Summer Marketing Board Ciroup Committce
o Vail//Beaver Creek Iteservation Advisory Board
oVai1 Valley Chapter of the Hotel Sales & Marketing Association
My current employment resgansibilities as ftRanaging Partner of InterNetWorks, has given
rnc an understanding of the marketing needs of a wide variety of businesses in the Vail
Valley. My current client list includes businesses in the following areas: hotel, condo &
laiging, real estate, professional services, activity/recreation companies, retail, and
restaurant.
I trust that the combination of my on-line computer and traditional marketing expertise
combined vvith a solid understanding of the marketing needs of the community, will be an
asset to the Board.
I vrelcome any questions you riay have about.my background or interest in serving on the
Board.
Sincerely,
.
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L..1.i 1~•
Jerry Niols
Managing Parener
InterlVetWorks
JN/ppc
. ,~erry Nichols
P.O. Box 47s
Va6l9 Co@oraclo 81658
990.926.2626
j¢vry@va69.neQ
ffnteu°NeQWorks
Vae09 Co9oa°ado
Manageng PcartneP
July 1995 - Fresene
InterlVetddorks is a Vail bgsQd Int,emet develonment and marketing company. InterNetVElorks is iesponsible
for "vail.net", the on-line informadon guide to the dail Valley. dail.net as the official ddeb site for Vail
AssQCiates, The Vail Valley Tourism & Convention Bureau, Tte ' Town of Vail as well as hundneds of
businesses in the dail Valley. Resgansibilities include sales and marketing, production, company
ogerations and community education through Iaeternet seminars.
ll he v7 eStiIIIl Resoirty V81llR
Va9ly CoOoB°ado
2891Zooms, 50 1-4 Bedroom C'ondominiums
Ddrector of Marketang
September 1991-June 1995
Plan, direct and evaluate all sales and marketing activities including direct sales, catering sales,
conference services, room sales, faod and beverage sales and reservation sales. Responsible for
managing gublic relations and advertising efforts to malcimize profit gotential and enhance resort image.
Key ,job functions include:
o Ensure effecave management of the sales and marketing division (group sales, reservation sales, yield
mariagement, public relations and advertising) toward attainment of overall hotel objectives.
o RRanage ard evaluate the financial operations of the ARarketing Division to ensure cost effectiveness and
optimum utilization of resources.
o IIevelop ared implement long-range and short-term strategies and plans to ensure auainment of overall
hotel objectives.
A ARaintain current, accurate and relevant marketing data to supFan, dacument and evaluate the decision
making pracess. .
o Provide direcCion, leadership and supgort to division staff.
o Solicit group sales xcounts to increase business and support gaad customer relations.
'II'Ifiee Wesgiun Resort, Vau0
Vaul, cCo9oraa9o
July 1990 - August 1991
Director of Sales
Sales responsibilities included: Incentive market, Insurance market, and all other market segments
frrnn the Northeastern United States.
Administrative responsibilities included: direction, leadership and training for the group sales
d'spartinenL
'd'he Westattn Resou-t9 `YauD
fYaul9 Co?orado
July 1988 - June 1990
IVataorial Sales A9anager
Sales responsibilities included: Tour and Travel (intemational and domestic), Incendve market and all
other market segments from ddashington DC and the Southeastern United States. '
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a DenVe6'y ColoQ'ado
429 Rooms
April 1985 - Juaee 1988
Sades Maruagev
Sales responsibilities included: Sgoxts , Entertainment Tour and Travel and all other marlcet segments
fron. the Rllidwestem United States.
'II'he II?ewder Hulgon Hotell
IIDenver9 (C~~oirado
795 Raoms -
Segtember 1983 - Ahfarch 1985
Bcanquet Mancager, Catering Manager. Beverage Manager .
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Univeasity of Nevada/L,as degas
Bacteelor of Science Hotel Administration - August 1983
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Full knowledge of RRacintosh and FC's, ddindows, Vdindows 95 ARicrosoft Word, Aticrosoft Excel, Page
ARaker, File R/1aker Pro, Delphi Hotel Systems, on-line services and all facets of the Internet.
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P.O. Box 3766
• Vail, Colorado 81658
February 9, 1996
. e Ms. Kathy Langenwalter, Chairperson .
Art in Public Places Board
c/o Town of Vail
75 S. Frontage Road
Vail, Colorado 81657
Dear Kathy:
I wou_Id be very interested in filling one of the vacancies on the Art in Public Places board. I have
had some previous experience with public art, both in Denver before I moved to Vail and here in
Vail. In Denver, I served on the Auraria Arts Commission, which selected artwork for the Auraria
campus using the 1% for art funds from public construction budgets. In Vail, I was on the jury that
selected the Dan Dailey piece for the transportation center. It would be a pleasure to serve on
" Vail's AIPP board.
I'll be out of town from February 10 through the 18th, but if I can answer any questions or provide
you with any biographical information after I return, please let me know. You can reach me at my
new office number, 476-8408, or at home, 476-9537. Thanks for your consideration.
Sincerely, Sherry Dorward •
. REECO FEB 4 .3 19%
III?E1V/0R/ES of VA/L/BEAVER CREEK
• ~ i ~ MAILING ADDRESS: U.P.S. SHIPPING ADDRESS:
1( I:';(;' P.O. BOX 1810 1916 WEST GORE CREEK DRIVE
VAIL, COLORADO 81658 VAIL, COLORADO 81657
~ ( . (303) 476-3757 (303) 476-0632
Photograph6c Fone a4ns ~ ProntBng
February 120 1996
Ms. Holly McCutcheon
c/o The Town of Vail
75 S. Frontage Road
Vail, Colorado 81657 ,
Re: Art in Public Places
Mso McCutcheon:
My name is Richard Strauss and I am interested in applying
for the position on the Art in Public Places Council.
Besides being a part-time local since 1969 (full-time local
since 1985), I have owned and operated the Memories of
Vail/Beaver Creek Galleries in the valley since 19850
Before moving full-time to the valley, I was a textile
stylist in New York City for twenty-five (25) years owning
my own textile company for most of those yearsa Since
living here full-time I was also a board member of the Vail
Valley Arts Councile
I feel that my past experiences both in the valley and
outside the valley make me an excellent choice to fill the
vacant seat on the Art in Public Places Councilo If you
need anymo.re information or would like to meet with me in
person, please feel free to contact me at your convenience
at 476-3757e I look forward to hearing from you.
Sincerely,
Richard E. Strauss
BEAVER CREEK GALLERY RICHARD STRAUSS GALLERY LIONSHEAD GALLERY
Hyatt Regency 201 Gore Creek Drive 610 Lionshead Circle
Beaver Creek, Colorado 81620 • Vail, Colorado 81657 Vail, Colorado 81657
(303) 949-1722 (303) 476-8586 (303) 476-1815
February 13, 1996
Dear Town of Vail Council Members:
I am applying for a three or two year appointment
to serve on the ART IN PUBLIC PLACES BOARD. I
served on this board from 1992 until 1995, and have
. missed pa.rticipating in its worko As a teacher and
artist, it fits my interests and talents. I also
did the SAVE OUR SCULPTURE survey of all of Vail's
outdoor pieces for the Smithsonian Institution's
nationwide outdoor art recording in 1994a I have
a real knowledge of the history, condition, and
situation of each piece the Town ownse
I was a Volunteer for many years with the Colorado
Springs Fine Arts Center, where I developed both
in gallery and in classroom programs for primary
school children in the City. I hope my background
in these areas will help in future educational and
acquisitive decisions to be made by the AIPP Board
as we approach the end of the 190s.
My husband and I have retired in Vail'and have lived
here for the past six years. It is our home and we
want it to be the best place in Colorado to live!
Thanks for your consideration.
Sincerely,. ~
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` Karen Smith
2397 Garmisch Dr.
Vail, CO 81657
476-7424
FEB-02-96 FRI 03:03 PM 596 73425 9704766952 P.01
LYN SEGAL
F'1 (V 6 ART, LTp.
86 10 ARASA DRIYE ' Po 153 61 JEAS7 77 STReeT 9$13
VAIL, GQ1-(1RAD0 01658 NEW YORK, NV 10021
(309) 476-8503 (212) 734-0003
~ax (2 . 103) 476-5es2 FAac (z 12) 734-0004
Too Holby mcCutcheon
FAt 479-2157
BEag Vail Town Council, •
I am the abave person writing this letter of introduction to youe My
permanent xesidencG is Vail, Coiorado, where I am a"Home-oWner",
registered voter and ta7c, payer. I have l,ived in the Vail Va11ey for
4k years with my "significant othe7C1P who has resided in the area for
29 yearsa He is the owner of the restaurant, PA,STA 1'ALA,CE in MintLtm
and bas name is Tam KorchawsKyo
I am interested in the board fox A1tT IN PUBLIC FLACESo My background is
°fine art"o under-graduate degree from Tempie University, Philadelphia, PAo,
graduate work at iTniversity of Pennsylvaniao owner of an art gallery,
Gallery Cortina, Aspen, Colorado, where Ireeided for 14 years, prior to
m,oving to Vailp and cuL'r2ntly an art dealero
I am self-employed and buy aiid sell "gine art"e I have sold to and from
mjor corporate art collections, private art collectors and museumse I
work with major artists and have sold paintings prioed 3n the "seven
figures"o My business as internataonal and I have an otfice in New York
wbere I spend time during the opring and fall £or the Axt Auctions which
take p9.ace at Sotheby 's and Christie ls, during the art season aAt whicr
timea I buy, sell and attend aii the saleso
Y travrel to New Y'ogk, Miami, Chicago and IDs Anqeles for tYte major art
shows, as well as I,tindon, Paris, Venice and Baselo I ml.ght mentgon, I
wi3.1 be out of town attending the PLrt Dealers Associataon Show in New York
on tk?e 20th of February and will be unable to attend the intexviewe
Should you have any furtheX questions pertaining to my barkground and
knowledge of art, please f2e1 fxee to Co3ltact mee
With regaxds,
Lyn Segal
FEB-14-96 WED 16:00 BRANDESS CADMUS R.E. FAX N0, 3034763188 P,02
CONIM C STRAHAN
2217 ~~ONT Co~~T
VAILfl CoLORADO 91657
970-476-5393 ,
Fcbruasy 14, 1996
Vail Town Council -
Attn: Holly ARcCutchean, 'Pown Clerk
75 5.]Frontaga Road
. a @lait, Colorado 8 1657 VIA pACgIMjg,E
RE: Ax$ In Public Places (AIPP) 479-2157
I)car Fgolly:
I am evriting to inforan you uf my dcsirc tn serve on the Art In Public Placcs Boaxd for the Town of
Vai1. II have bew a Pesident of thc Vallc,~y since 1993 haeing roloca#ed herc from L.os Angelcs.
While en L,A, I dvas activcly involved in the arts industry as an avid collector and
contributoP/membcr of thc musaams, including the lVluseum of Contemporary Art (A/iOCA), as
well as the Los Angzles Couaty 1lRuseum. ARy cducation and career bave been closcly tic.d to both
the arts and enter4ainmeut where 1 spent 12 years workiqg in the theater. T'hese expcricnccs
al9owed For a vvealth oFEcnowlcdgc that vvas whanced with the accumulation of quitc an exlt:nsive
private callection of my own. li!larke4ing and real estatc bccante any mainstay approximatcly 10
Years agp as g began building custom homes that focuscd on light and spatial relationships.
Fortunately, tEais provided a crcativc outlct of a differe;nt kind for my artistic background.
1 believe tllat my diverse experience and actual "hands-on" knowlcdge would make me a vatuablc
, asset to the AIPP Board and would appreciate your considcration for mc as a candidate ta a
position. I can he re.aclxed at the telephone number abode, or at Brandcss-Cadmus Rc;al Estate, Inc.
at 476-1450. Tliwk you for your tune and attention.
Sinsereiy,
CCom7iie,caid--Str
y . - ' • . • • ' , .
Kyle H. Webb AIA A582-A Slreamside Circle . 970.479.0265.'
. . . Vail, Coloracjo • • . ' ,
. . . , 81657 . '
' . . ' - . Febrva .ry, 14, 1996 I . - - . - Vail Town Counci) - • _ , - , . . ; . . Attn: Holly McCutcheon, Town Clerlc . . . ,
. . . - - . , 75 S. Frontage Road. . , Vail, Cobrado 81657 . . . - , - ' : . Re: AppointmenP to;Art in Pu61ic P s or Housing Authority : =
. . ~ Dear Council Mernbers; . • .
. I would like to throw my hat into the ring to le considered fior either.of the.vacdnaes orr the -
Town's Arf in Public Places Board or Housing Authority.
. As you can see from my enclosed resume, art and architocture oomprise a large part of wliat I .
_ do for a living. l am a licensed arch+tect in Cobrado, hwing pradiced on and off wit~ {ocal
. . . , firms for seven years. : . , . _ I have considered seaking posifions-on the Design Review Board or Planning and . Environmental Commission, but I simply cannot commit to such time iniensive enceavors and
- - serve the bodrds and the oommunity adequately. Being a new_father, the ongoing renodeling : .
our'Vintage" 1967 Vail home, along with my other proFessional commihnents,..have me 6eiter
' ; • _ : . suited For either of these positions. . . .
I would very much enjoy the opportuniiy to be involved witfi a position on eitheirof these boards, and I thank you. for your consideration. . :
Sincer , , • . . . . : .
: . . . Kyle H. Webb, AIA . . . . . : .
cc: Kathy Langenwalter .
, ' . . Andy Knudtsen
. . . . _
, : - ' - - Kyle H. We66 AlA d582-A Streamside Circle . . 970.d79A26S
Vail, Coloroc6, . . . `
81657 , . . .
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PROFESSIONAL DCPERIENCE: . . . ~ _ .
. Morter Architects, Vail; Colorado - Project,Architect.~`°=
-6cperiences include Af{ordable Housing fnrVail; 1993.. • . ~J' , ; : = ' , November 1991=`
, . . . .
• , Numerous ResidentiaLand Corrunercial projects oJer Present
past five years in Vail and wn-ounding region.
RegiskvcarlA4iied in Co6vdo,-MC.4RB CarfiTico/ion ' - - , • , " . .
~ . Fritzlen, Pierce, Briner Architects; Vail, Cobrado Designer_'.,-
. ences include Buf~ilo Park @ Arrowhead -
~n , - Sumriers_ 989;.
. . , . , °Ca pbell" Affo _
m rdable Housing Projects. . . _ _ . . 1990,199,T';::'..`:;..',; .
. ; , EDUCATION: . ~ - . .
- ~ . North Carolina State University, Raleigh, N.C.: B. Arck..'~. ~
, The School of Design, Graduated Mange Cum Laude ' May.1991
Thesis: Ce?netery of.St. Paul at National Cathednal; V1/arhington; ~D.C. -
' . Catholic University of America, Washington DC:: B.S. Arck.:`
. The School of Architedu?e & Plannin9, May 1990 .
~ PROFESSIONAL DCPERIENCE: . ~ .
~ Honors and Awards: .
` • Eagle Valley Homebuilders „8eam" Awdrd (nr lvlountain Star Resiclenw~. . : . ~ Jan 1996 - .
' Second Prize in "Opening New Doors" The 1989-1990.AIAS/G4DKEY, April 1990` .
National Shdent Design Competition. ; - . . . ~
_ : -
Community Service:
. ~ Eagle Valley Homebuilders Association, Ntember 1996-present
. . St. Clare ofAssisi Catholic School, Ecl-~mrcls, Co. Steering Canmittee 1995-present~ . ~
American Instiiute of Architects, Member National and.Cobrado West.Chapteis 1995-present
. Young ArchitecFs of Vail _ 1994-present,,, ~
Habitat{orHumaniiy.. , . ' _ . . 1989-F~enl•.:~::;'. _
,
A ppointed to 6cecvtive Board of AIAS: Catholic University
: - •
- . : Published work:
„Mountain Star Residence" Metro litan - Spring 1996:
„Grid" Fumiture Design CRLT2$ . Spring 1992 . . ;
"Tenleyfown Post OiWce" Ooenina N__o _ ew Doors,. Competition Catalog - Summer•1990
"A Writers Retreat° UdiLs ~ . Fall'1989
. .
. Exhibitions: ~ - . , . " . . . ~ . .
"Moimtain Star Residence" at Athenaeum Museum; Chimgo, Illinois . ~ Spring 1996
. "U.S. Post Office" at A/E/C Systems 90 ConFerence, At{anta, Georgia August 1990
~ "N Street Village" at Luther Pkice Memorial Church, Washington, D.C. Summer 1989 .
February 13, 1996
Towri Council
Town of Vail
. . 75 S. Frontage Road
Vail, CO 81657
RE: Art in Public Places
Dear Council Members:
I humbly submit my name as an applicant to the Art in Public Places Board.
When I moved to Vail, I was somewhat active as a picture pa ,nter, and I was very aware
of the beauty surrounding the Town. During the last twenty years or so I have watched
Vail grow dramatically, but still maintain many of the qualities which originally
captivated me.
I became more aware of the public art program during my tenure on the Design Review
Board. I continue to applaud this effort, and I am hopeful to personally contribute my
. energies to the Boar.d.
Most sincerely,~
l
_ George S mb
230 Bridge Street ,
Vail 476-2421
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REGEIVOFEB 1 2
920 Fairway Drive
Vail, Colorado 81657
February 11,1996
Vail Town Council
75 S. Frontage Road
Vail, Colorado 81657
Dear Council members;
The past three years I have served on the Art in Public Places Board. My term is
up, and I would like to be appointed again to another term. I have found it
interesting to be on the board, and with the Seibert Circle project in the making, I
think it will be even more interesting. I have been the acting secretary for the board
since we reorganized last summer when the Community Development Department
staff inember no longer was a part of the board. I think I am an asset to the board;
so I hope you do also. Thank yoy for choosing me last time.
Sincerely,
Pik. I
: - ' W~l I
February 8, 1996
Vail Town Council
Town of Vail
75 South Frontage Road
Vail, CO 81657 ,
RE: Application to the AIPP Board
Dear Council:
I, Nancy Rondeau, wish to re-apply for a full term this time on the Arts in Public Places
Board. Having served on the board one and a half years fulfilling an unexpired term, I've
truly enjoyed the work we are responsible for. The board is about to embark on a new
project and having helped to lay some of the ground work, I should like to continue in the
effort.
For those of you new to the council, I've included my original application letter, which
explains my qualifications for this appointment.
Sincerely,
Nancy Rondeau
current member, AIPP board
930 B Fairway Drive
Vail, CO 81657
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930-8 Fairway Drive
Vail, CO 81657
August 30, 1994
George Ruther
Cor.imunity Developrler.t De*?artment
Towm of Vail
75 Frontage Road
Vail, Co 81657
Subject: Application For Seat on the Art In Public Places Board
I am applying for appointment as a volunteer member to the Arts
In Pub.lic Places Board. I.feel I may be well qualified to assist
in the decision tasks of the AIPP:
= 1. I am a graduate of the University of [aisconsin with a.B:S:.
degree in ",rt ^ducation.
2. I have taught a full art education program which included
basics in design, painting, ceramics, stained glass, calligraphy,
architecture, art history and perspective at elementary
and middle school levels.
3. I had the pleasures of living in London and traveling in
vuroDe for six vears.
4. Z have lived in Connecticut for fifteen 1vears and frequented
the gaZleries and museums in New Eng?and, t:ew York and our
Nation's caoital. 5. I have skied Vail since 1963 and have watched its development
over the years.
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6. I havA been' a iuil tiTie residert and hor1eowner ir. Vail for
the past,,91-x-years, and am currentlv work ing as a licensed
• Real Estate Eroker Associate. I am keenly aware and familiar
with all of the "ail Village and Lionshead on a daily basis.
I recognize the locations that are currently gathering spots,
beauty spots, vistas and highly trafficed areas.
- 7. I have for the past five years beer. very involved with the
Betty Ford Alpine Garden in terms of cor~ordinating the
.volunteer progran and the planting/:r.aintenance activities.
This experier.ce has helped my recognize aiig interests in esthetic presentations for their enjoyment and
appreciation.
8. I continue to be involved with my own art--painting :i:. water-
color and oil--through taking courses and individual activity.
R. , e. .
_ In summary, I feel I have injoyed a long exposure and association
with all forms and expressions of art the professional level. I
have a good comprehension of most techniques used today in. the
creative processeso I feel competent to'judge the quality of
these techniqueso It is my belief that the choice of art is a
matter of individual taste, therefore one must seek a representative
variety for the wide scope of public appreciatione
Sincerely,
~
~V*,Rondeau
. Nancy Telephone:
476-4688 home
476-1450 office
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MemorauacYum
TO: Town Council
FROIVI: Andy Knudtsen, Senior Housing Policy Planner
Susan Connelly, I3irector of Community Development
SUBJECT: Update on the Vail Commons Lottery Criteria
DATE: February 20, 1996
I P=ose
On February 6, 1996, the staff presented alternative models for the lottery structure and reviewed
values to be used in the lottery. During the worksession, staff received direction from Council on
the lottery model and most of the values. The purpose of today's worksession is
1-- to confirm our understanding and follow up with a few questions which have
arisen and about which staff seeks additional direction from Council and
2-- to summarize the public input at the February 6, 1996 worksession and answer or
clarify as appropriate.
II. Summary of Februarv 6 Council Direction to Staff
Coanuncnll sanmmau-y on tltne llot4eury stranctanire.
Six of the seven council members favored the 1Vlodified Point Allocation with Basic
Eligibility approach. Coanuucn? sanmmary oun t?ne va?anes / crngerna:
1. Currently working in Vail is key. Slight reduction in priority for working outside
Vail.
2. Living anywhere in the valley should result in the same standing in-the lottery.
3. Longevity of employment and/or residence is weighted.
4. Current home ownership reduces priority. (See question below on this point.) 5. Bonus points should be awarded for deed restricting an existing unit, as that
creates a net gain in local housing.
6. Business owners purchasing units to rent to their employees should be included in
the lottery only if there are no other purchasers prepared to be owner occupants. 1
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7. Household size:
All Council members believe that the two bedroom units should be open to
any lottery applicant. Five out of seven Council members support the
requirement for all of the three bedroom units to be set aside for
households of three or more people.
8. All council members support a financial prequalification requirement prior to
applying for the lottery.
III. Summary of Questions from the Communitv at the February 6 Worksession
Several members of the community came to the worksession on February 6 and made suggestions
or asked questions. Staff has summarized their comments and provided responses below.
Although all ideas cannot be incorporated into the final product, staff believes that it is important
to recognize and consider the input and provide responses. The responses are based on the
discussions which staff has had with the Council in the past several months.
Allow roommates? Always anticipated.
Rent control for roommates? Not anticipated at this time; not a priority at this time.
Target critical employees? Vail Commons is directed towa.rd long term locals and
families. Other proj ects will be available in future. Very
difficult to distinguish between one set of critical employees
and another.
Resale price cap limit
tied to Consumer Price
Index (CPI)? Makes resale calculations significantly complicated. This
method for determining cost of parking spaces was used by
the Town at one time, but was abandoned because (among
other issues) the difficulty involved.
No rental units should be allowed. Consistent with project assumptions. (Note that City
Market will have 18 rental units for their employees.)
What about couples who.
plan for children in the future? If a household size does not have a minimum of three
people at the time of the lottery, staff believes the applicants
should not be eligible for the three bedroom units except to
the extent that there are not enough 3+ member families to
acquire the three-bedroom units.
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Reqwre prequalification
from a bank or mortgage broker? Yes, prior to application for the lottery, so that applications
are realistic.
Keep it sunple. Definitely.
Clarification:. Bobby Warner is obligated by the terms of the Developer
Agreement for Vail Commons to construct the employee
housing without preselling it. A clause from the Developer
Agreement states that in the event that 10 or more units
have been completed for 60 or more days and remain
unsold, then Warner may temporarily suspend construction
of additional units until previously completed units area
• sold.
IV Additional Questions for Council
Local Wage Earners: * The requirements discussed previously for the prospective Vail Commons home owners
are that the units be owner occupied, the owners be employed at businesses located in
Eagle County, and that the owners work a minimum of 30 hours per week. A value
discussed earlier is to target "local wage earners." Staff would like direction from Council
as to the significance of this value. Should local employees be required to work the 30
hours a week at local businesses? In other words, do the paychecks have to be generated
- from local enterprises or can individuals be employed with businesses located outside the
valley, using a fa.x and modem or similar "long distance" tools?
Location of residence:
* Should there be any difference in standing for individuals who live in Vail, compared to
those who live down valley?
. Staff heard that no distinction should be made, but wants to confirm this.
Location of employment:
Staff understands that longevity is important to the Council. 1Vlust the years of
employment be consecutive in this jurisdiction and the employment current?
Current homeowners:
* Should current homeowners who do not choose to deed restrict be eligible at all ? If so,
should they be eligible above or below business owners purchasing to rent to their
employees? .
Staff believes that these individuals should be eligible, but that negative points should be
assessed for current ownership, which will result in lower priority.
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* How important is the value of "net gain in locals housing?" If an existing home owner is
willi.ng to deed restrict the existing residence, should significant points be allocated?
Staff thinks that this may be an effective way to increase the number of deed restricted
homes in Vail for locals and that significant points should be allocated.
* Must existing homeowners sell their homes prior to closing on Vail Commons units?
The staff believes that the Vail Commons homes must be owner occupied and that the
owners cannot own a second (rental) unit. (This staff position might be different if the
Town had rental rate restrictions.) Staffrecommends that the sale existing unit be
completed prior to or simultaneously with the closing of the purchased of the Vail
Commons unit. Note that listing could occur after the lottery selection process had been
completed.
Lottery participation:
Can one person participate in all four lotteries? (There will be a separate lottery for each
of the four housing types.)
Staffbelieves that if someone can meet the minimum qualifications (employed 30 hours
per week, prequalified with a bank, minimum household size for the A and B units, etc.)
then he or she should be able to increase the chances of securing a home by entering all .
four lotteries.
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Staff anticipates presenting the draft lottery structure with the weighted values/criteria to Council
at the March 5, 1996 evening Council meeting.
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C)f(ic:r, u( thc Board oi Cnmmksioncf-s F.:lf;lr_ (;~,uudy 13uilding
(970) 32H-86()5 I'0. 13ox 14SO
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EAGLE C0UNTY, COLORADO
AUENE
BOARDIOF c"'OUNTY COMMISSlONERS
R1~~ULAR MEETING DAY
FLLBRUAfl V U II 9B 1996
iS 8 b A A C A O Y! ti A R 4 iY tY q A b 1! {F t1 R i} {J Q b O Q 4{k b k O 6 4{!
NO MEET8R9{~ ~F THE EAGLE 130AitD OF COUNTY CONBMISSIOlVERS
PFBESIDENTS°DAY
OFFICES CLOSED
THE NEXT RAEEYING OF T}{E EAGLE COIJNTY COMI$$IQNERS HUILL BE MELD ON FEBRUARY 20, 9"6
ALL nnE6TINGS fMLL gE HElo iN TME EAGLE couN'TV buiLoiNO - Sao BRaaDVY,4Y, eacLE- OR OT?ferriwsE Al07eo.
THIS AGEMbA IS PROVIbED FOR IiVFOR(yqq7I0NAL pVRppsEB qNLY - ALL T1AAQ$ pRE APPR0XtMA7jE.
THE BOARp WF11LE IF1 SESSION 11AAV CQIdSIDER oTHER ITEMS 7HAT ARE BROUpHT BEFORE IT.
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FebruaUy 93, 1996 - 96:2 r
EAGLE COUe1TY, COLORADO
AGENDA
14R ~F (.~0 UNTY C";" 1VIMISSIONER~
PLANNING MEETING DAY
FEBRUARY 209 1996
Q~ 8 1Y Q Q p f} tY A d tr~ b Q Q A O tt h{} } 8~ O R A A O t> iY 8 Q d 8 tr{t A
9-00 _ 9o30 aem. SD-008-96-SER1lICE PL.biN FOFt TFIE EAGL.E Rl1iER
WATER AND ANITATIOP! DISTiZICT
Keith Montag, Director
~CTIONo Service Plan: Consafida4ion of the llpper Eagle Valley
Consolidated Sanitation Dis4rict and the 1/ail 1lalley
Consalidated Water Dis4ric4.
9:30 - 10:30 a.m. ZS=342-94-DAfV1ELS SPECIAL USE PERIIAIT
EIlie Caryl, Planner, Community Development
~CT8ON: OrdeP to show cause dvhy Speaaf lJse fPermit ZS-342-
94IResofution 94-61 should nmt be suspended or
PebOked.
10:30 = 99a30 men. ZS-342-96-A7D14P11ELS SPECIAL USE PERM11°
Ellie Gaeyl, Planner, Community t7evelopmenp
ACTION: Requesf 4o amend the existirrg Special Use Permit for
a cantractors yard_
99:30 , 99AS mooeu. SYIVEARIhIG-IN CEi2ENA IVl' FO1d THE PIEVY COUPIIY
TREA§URER KAREN SliEAIFFER
519AS - 12:96 P.M. @~~RK SESSI AY - COflAMt1Ni'PY DEVELOPMENT
Keith Montag, Director
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Eagle Board mf County CommissionePs
Agenda, February 20, "1996
Page Two
1215 -1Ie115 p.m. LPVc-H
9~19 - 110 P.M. 1ELAT AND ftESQLIJTIO,N 5!e GIVING
9Cathy Eastley, Planner, Community Development
~~W - 9:45 p.m. S-79-95-BACHELOR GlJlCH ACCESS
. Ceorge Roussos, County Engineer, EngineePing
Department
~~~ON: Pe4i4ion Yor Vaca4ioro Af Certsin rights-pf-way, comman9y
knowrn as Bachelor Gulch access.
9:46 ° 2=00 poma PD-139-95-F-L0WER BACIiEL.OR G LCFY FILING A1 , 2
Kathy Eastley, Pfanmer, Community Development
AC`1~~N., Final P9a$, 263.482 acresfoP29 primaoy/secondsry lots,
4 4racts of open space and 2 4racts of the Village core.
2:00 - 2:10 pomo ZS-362-95-E14GLE aAPIPIGS PROPERTY
Paul Clarkson, Planner, Community DeveloprnenQ
Contractor's stoPage and auto selvage.
2=10 - 2:20 p_m. PO-319-95-A-BLl9E FdID E PUD AMEF1DMENT
PauI Clarkson, Planner, Community Devaloprnent
~~~~'B ...~!!e To consider modigying the approved phasing plan.
2:20 _ 2:40 P.M. PO=330m95-F-NORTFISTAR CENTER
Paul Clarksan, Planner, Community Developmen4
AC71ONo Approve and sign the Tinal plat. .
2:40 - 2096 pome PD-293-95-AFG-CORn9LLERASUBDIVISION FLQ 1 .
33e 34 AIVD 35.
bCathy Eas4ley, Planner, Community Developrnsnt
~CIr8ONe T'o consider amendinq the building envetopes.
2o65 - 3e30 patllltlo W RK SESSION - C14RL DIETZ
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Agenda, F~~ruargf 20, 1 996 Page Yhree
3:30 - 4:00 pem. H USIN(; A 'PHORITIP MEE7"IN
" Dadid Carter, Housing Coordinator, Communify
Dedelopment
4:00 - 4,30 p.m RECEP71ON F01R RRY BRAiVDON- 7'GOIiVG
COUNTY TREASt1RER 4:30 - 5.00 P.M. 3JU-339-95-AF3-ItEMI (VOII CENT'ER `IEDVUARDS Vll.l.AGE
' 'LO EOtlTGR9ID
Sid Fmx, Pienning Division Nlanager, Commtanit{
Development
C79ON: To considlaP amcnding 4he Fpnal Plat.
, 719E iVE1tT DAEET1AIG OF 7HE EAGLE COUNYy COA9A11SSIddERS WILL BE FIELD OPd FEBRUqRY 28, 1996
ALd. AAEETIPoO3 VIrt6.L IRE HELD fR17a9E EAQLE COUN7V 13UILDING - 600BRORDWAY, Eq(iLE - OR OIHERWISE A10M.
THIB AGEPlDA IS PROVIDED FOR INFORmAYIQyqL pURppgES dNIY - ALL 71MES ARE APPROXf&AATE.
' 7HE BOARD IANiILE IDd SESSIdid AflqY COPdSIDER OTNER ITEM$ Y}1A7 ARE BROUGHT BEFObtE IT.
6~EM~L_
VAIL 80AIRD OF REAL70F3S
2077 North Frontage Road West
Vail, Colorado 81657
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13 February 1996
Vail Town Council Members,
The Vail Board of REALTORSO is strongly opposed to having a portion of the 1% Town of Vail
Real Estate Transfer Tax diverted to something other than the preservation of Open Space, for
which it was established.
Though we are proponents of affordable housing, we feel the diversion of the funds designated
for Open Space is not appropriate at this time. Community surveys have shown that Open Space
is reportedly the No. 1 concern of its citizens. Furthermore, the Town of Vail Comprehensive
Open Lands Plan has not been completed, and parks and Open Space improve the lifestyles of
both residents and guests, alike.
Many times the real estate community has opposed any change in the use of the fund. However,
in the past two years, we have supported the Council position to broaden the use of the fund to
include improvements and maintenance of the acquired parcels. While we recognize the
importance of affordable housing as a critical issue for the future of this valley, it is a complex
issue requiring much more than the stop-gap attempt that may even jeopardize the plan that has
been put in place for the equally important preservation of Open Space.
The Vail Board of REALTORSO urges you to oppose the proposal that is before you at this time.
It is not the appropriate use of funds collected from property transfers.
Ehrin ly,
e L. Cole, President
VAIL BOARD OF REALTORS*
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75 South Frontage Road
Vail, Colorado 81657
970-479-21 DO
FAX 970-479-2157
FOR DMMEDBATE RELEASE
February 12, 1996
Confiacfi: Paul Reeves, 479-2333
Environmentai Health Officer
Vd'OIL EItl~OUPAGES 66S1tl1OKELESS99 @/Q1E6KElYDy FEB. 16°19
QOtl RE'MOGItlOTIOitl OF FBREPLACE &sOItlplEIQSlOltl P6SOGRiCtl1
(Vail)--The Town of Vail is encouraging residents and guests 4o abandon their
fireplaces and wood-burning stoves during the upcoming holiday weekend, Feb. 16-19,
to pro4ect our mountain air. The voluntary action is in recognition of the 4own's 16th
Annual Smokeless Weekend, an education campaign on the environmental impacts of
inefficient wood-burning devices. Although the town has banned installation of unapproved wood-burning sfioves since
1991, more than 4,000 existing units remain within the towrn, said Paul F2eeves, Vail's
environmental health officer. And with one of the busiest weekends ofi 4he year, 4he
likelihood for poor air quality is greatly increased by the sheer numbers of people in the
valley. "The Smokeless Weekend campaign helps keep the air quality high and gives
us an opportunity to promote our conversion program to retain the area's natural
beauty," he said.
About 57 percent of Vail's air particulate problems are attributed to wood-burning,
according to Reeves. Another 39 percent comes from the sanding of I-70 and two
percent is from vehicles emissions.
The town, in cooperation with Eagle County, retailers, banks and utility companies
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have provided incentives to encourage voluntary conversions of "dirty" burning
fireplaces to "clean" burning fireplace technologies through low-interest loans and other
financial incentives. Since 1990, over 500 Vail dwelling units, both lodges and private residences, have
voluntarily converted from wood to gas. Among them,.Antlers at Vail, which convinced
69 of its 70 hotel condominium unit owners to spend $500 each to help cost-share the
P improvements. "It was relatively painless," said general manager Rob LeVine, who
. spearheaded the project on behalf of the hotel's board of directors. "We used an
educational campaign to talk about the impact of wood-burning fireplaces on our air
quality," he said. "And now that they've done it, most of our owners wouldn't have it
any other way. They like the convenience of turning on a switch whenever they
choose." The 23-year-old property was the first lodge in Vail to launch a large=scale
conversion and has served as a catalyst in the conversion of many other units. As a
result, Antlers is the current recipient of the annual Mauri Nottingham Environmental
Quality Award,which was created last year to recognize outstanding actions or
programs that protect the valley's environment. ~
Those actions are resulting in a measurable improvement in Vail's air quality. For
example, since 1990, air quality levels have improved by more than any resort
community in Colorado, Reeves said.
The upcoming Smokeless Weekend gives people a chance to show support for the
environment first-hand, Reeves said. F2esidents and visitors alike are asked to refrain
from using their fireplaces and wood stoves, unless they're used as a primary heat
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source. Hotels and lodges are also encouraged to ask for the participation from 4heir
guests.
For more information on the conversion program, con4act Vail's Environmen4al Health
. Office afi 479-2333.
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75 South Frontage Road
Vail, Colorado 81657
970-479-2100
F'AX 970-479-2157
MEDIA ADi/ISORY
February 13, 1996
Contact: Suzanne Silverthorn, 479-2115
Community Information Office
. VA81~ ~~WN COUIVCBL BRIEFS FOR FEBRUARY 92
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Luncheon Meetang wuth P9annung & ~nvironrnenta9 Cornmission
Council members present: Bob Armour, Rob Ford, Paul Johnston, Sybili Navas
--Housing Discussion
At the request of the Planning and Environmental Commission (PEC), Town Council
members attended Monday's PEC meeting to discuss locals housing. Council
members reacted favorably to an offer by the PEC members to assist the Council and
the Housing Authority in developing a facilitation process to involve the private sector
in the creation of affordable housing within Vail's boundaries. Several PEC members
urged the Council to liquidate the town's holdings in the Berry Creek Fifth Filing
property in Edwards to free up funding for use within Vail's boundaries. PEC members
agreed to draft a list of target properties and a plan to address those properties for
future consideration by the Council. In the meantime, the Council was asked to begin
discussions on several. philosophical questions: VVho should be targeted (seasonal,
permanent, etc.) and in what order? Should the town retain ownership of the land
under housing units? Should the town begin acquiring privately-held properties with residential zoning? Should the town examine its open space parcels for possible use as locats housing? Nlayor Bob Armour said those questions would be discussed in
more detail at the Council's retreat on Feb. 27. PEC Chairman Greg Moffet said he
believes the private sector is interested in developing locals housing in Vail if the
process can be made "reasonable" and land is available. For more information, contact
Andy Knudtsen in the Community Development Department at 479-2938.
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4VAIL
75 South Frontage p2oad Vail, Colorado 81657
970-479-2100
FAX 970-479-2157
FOR IMIwEDOATE RELGASE
February 13, 1996
Contact: Suzanne Silverthorn, 479-2115
Community Information Office
. . !l~~~ ~~STS TO GREET V@SDTORS DURPfVG 9iOLIDAY WEEKEND
(Vail)--Some friendly assistance will be out in force again this holiday weekend when
about 50 community volunteers return as Vail Hosts. Created by the Vail Community
Task Force, the host program is intended to make the peak holidays more enjoyable for
residents and guests alike.
Vail Hosts will be assigned throughout Vail Village, Lionshead and Golden Peak to
help guests with skier drop-off, parking and transit assistance. In exchange, the
volunteers will earn a free lift ticket and half-price lunch for every two shifts worked.
The host program will run Friday through iVionday during Presidents' UVeekend,
Feb. 16-19.
If you'd like to volunteer or have questions about the Vail Host program, contact
Suzanne Silverthorn with the Town of Vail at 479-2115.
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75 South Frontage Road
Yail, Colorado 81657
970-479-2100
FAX 970-479-2157
FOR IMi49EDIATE RELEASE .
February 13, 1996
Contact; Suzanne Silverthorn, 479-2915
Community Information Office
. ~ I~~RKS AND PR9ZES 0M STORE FOR !lAIL BUS RIDERS AIVD CARPOOLERS
OVER PRESIDENlTS' 1NEEICEND
(Vail)--Leave your car at home and win this holiday weekend. The Vail Community
Task Force is rolling out its incentive program once again to reward those who help
reduce Vail's traffic congestion. The program, launched during the Christmas holidays
with favorable success, will be repeated for Presidents' VVeekend Friday through
Monday, Feb. 16-19.
Those who ride Vail's outlying routes or the Gypsum-to-Vail bus will get a coupon for
free breakfast, plus a punch card. Get the card punched at least eight times (tuvo
punches per ride) and you'll earn a chance to win some great prizes.
Similarly, those who carpool with three or more occupants at the Ford Park or soccer
field lots betvveen 8 a.m. and 1 p.m. Feb. 16-19 will receive free parking plus the punch
card. Once the card is punched at least eight times (four punches per trip), carpoolers
will be eligible for the Peak UVeek Perks prizes, as well.
Punch cards issued during the Christmas period also are eligible to be used.
For those who need help finding carpool companions, the town's environmental office
will assist through a new program called "E-Ride," short for Eco-Ride. The service is
available to employees who work within the boundaries of the Towrn of Vail who
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regularly drive to work and would like to share the cost of the commute. The number to
call is 479-2224.
Incentives also are in store for those who volunteer to become Vail Hosts, assisting
guests with skier-drop off and other needs. Volunteers will earn a free lift ticket for
every two shifts worked. For more information on the host program, call 479-2115.
The so-called Peak Week(end) Perks program is the creation of the Vail Community
Task Force, which was formed to help implement the managed growth agreement
between the town and Vail Associates.
During the Christmas holiday period, Dec. 23-31, the Peak Week Perks program
produced: 400 completed punch cards, representing 3,200 bus or carpool trips and 90
Vail Hosts volunteers who donated over 800 hours to the program.
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RECEIVEO FEB 9 4 IM RON
BYRNE
& ASSOCIATES
REAL ESTATE
• 285 BRIDGE STREET
VL>IL, COLORADO 81657
303/476-1987
February 13, 1996
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TOWN OF VA1L
75 S. Fronlage Road Cr
Vail, Colorado 81657
Dear Bob:
Thank you lor taking lhe time to come by and look at lhe possibilily of lhe project in Vail
Village. Your comments were well received, and I will delinitely speak willi the arc}iitects
about yvur giving input into this pro,ject in order for us to accomplish some of llie goals whicli
we discussed. It sure is great to have a councilman who has an open-minded attilude lo al Ieast
look and consider ciillerent possibilities. If the project ever becomes a reality, lhere will be
many locals living in the employee housing unils and enjoying the great accommocialions.
I will keep you apprised on the progress of the project. If you have any addilional thoughts,
4regar esi o call .
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p~.hom Page "Clearly you can cover more . changing the wre to a person-dom- ; b`^~.;°;~
with a smaller ' inated area would involve some
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Iast month officials announced_ -ground more quickly f:hz
uration tra
their.latest ding off br~esto
the..,. up; but you cannot represent a reconfig ow allot-
offensive, dubbed
amas n
"Downtown Enhancemcnt Pedes- town as diverse as this one with a~dace to cars between and the those devoted to >~»~$y RObti!'E1IweN
not small group," Bcnnett said: ",~c
out, it's obvi- PeoPle. Tfie new people-space ~,7f?nes:~`_W!itec=«;:~~:~ ~~:~3~.'="~>°"~"''.~^~"=~;a;xi'~;'-"'~.'- ~•",~°::ct.,:
trian Plan." Though thcy're
billing the plan as a frontal assault However it turns
r, P~Sent~X;..-
ous that . a could involve relatively modest :
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on the car, the
major govern- ."enhancements" such as fountains, malLg:ip As~ien`
' when°Asp~ns~tiIIS
effortnonethe- Downto-
ment efforris artwork and trees, or it could
changes, ~,.s......ss_s~muc~~...
cit re taileis
less-represents
" said'Mic~re `
another ` key •underway..Ciry require more ambitious "we heazd ~ sameze • ~J~~~n~ ;
',-all af whoin:expeiien
officials ho e such as wider sidewalks,.public .
P ~ un~maci.'at~the°time:~,"Me~ca~±eFat~wonld''i~
~3.iehi'endt, a:cti c~?,
piece of Aspcn's . . tY;.~„r>. ~ ; ~ n=r ,q•: ~ ~:~t:'
parking and ,~o to finish the . squares or even more pedestrian y'pi?
:iiiatrentswentup ca
' estrian lan malls. . • transportation i ~ p
- puzzle: As city within a yearSeveral months ago, Aspenite y w. ~~~~~~b~~o
but admit that. . Brent Gardner-Smith floated the £;t?~..
-officiais see it ~ir;~:~
from an addi- 9 NY
idea of barring cars
the•downtown target may be - between~
`•aggressive:' tional two blocks of downtown. 8~.:
yma~n
•plan.will meld
Rethinking While sitting outside the Pazadise N.MI'USUe~Lbet~`~HyH
Gateuu'E~t~i~*,eea~~~ a~d.~aOtPe;c:
e
with :other ef-
forts as: part of the commercial Bakery one day, Gardneo-Smith D... 4
. p betvvesn G~alantlH.
E oui af die iu~' ,
an overall suategy to reinvent the •corc may become Aspeds next pondered ho~'- leasanYit would be H:~;,„,...
wrcnchin liticafdebate. if.the two streets that meet at that =ihaIaStYSVOSe~i~s~'~:~`~Y'~PP.:,;
w
m.si~d it~`
~ P~ t11te $urq'eSiSGlt~
tovvn for the 21 st ccntury. 0-
'So •while thcy'rc not plotting to corner, Cooper Avenue and Galena
Envkomnmt ban the automohile, thesc.officials ' aa. ~Y SUeet, could become pu[ely pedes- Fy~on~segipsi
are• up-front about aiming to. It may concern an wban area, trian areas. He began a Petition
improve conditions for. Pedestrians but the terms of the debate over drive aimed at forcing a special ;weiC:iat?ili; 8til;tba~=m~~',
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in the corc. At least in part, thaf Aspeds core shape.up verymuch elecdon on the issue, but fazled to .;~?Ahe~..t'heits8ies_3~;='~?~~
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sait~~~a3~1
meanr reducing the .influence of like other modern-day envimnmen- collect enou si tures before Yu __a.~„a ~
gh ~ ffx et, , C~place~'~~
cars, tal debates. Improving the pedesui- the deadline. `~i#tteX. 8.~~.bi~~~ `c4ilu~ie ``iAialp~c`~~$~:
..."Cars are part of our lives and- an atmosp here in t he c o re isn't . Gardner-Smith's idea wasn't
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- I'm not:some automobilc Ludditc - about "the envitonment," per se, new = in fact+ citY officials back in Ct?f the+cf:. S ot?
who just wants to ban ihcm from but it does concern an environ- the 1970s had origjnally planned a~;_ ,_Thp inalLi .~b6daW~~ne~m-~ _ f~Qy~;~
the universe;' said Mayor . mall that wo
]ohn Bennett this week. uld.include the blocks ~ . ~t,te&ch~c~pt~Y,~~jg~;
Gardner-Smith was focusing on, i~ -:dAy'p~~~_$!~~~~~!i~'~:~~.:x=1,=.;•~.::.~a
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along with the others on Hyman, i,` e
"We're not pointing at it (the ` But wlnle the:~lls ate still:latcnva._„ . $~lY•; , , . i~_ •~.,,,~.a
car) as the enemy. But it's „ Mill Street and Cooper. Gazdner- , ~
01111~~ the ~ee th@11g Smith was simply resurrecting a . the,CaaPex`iuaU?n_Pathe~.?L~'d?eX't~nc?t:t 1n towA.?Rents`~c!e` ,
possible downtown Aspen , part of the Plan that was shelved in al
might be nicer if the car tov pedestreans and .
dominant role." the '70s to "minimize the shock to
a less ~ F
played ~
Bennett and his fellow the eommunity," in the words of ~;~19"IOsariBagai°lastYe~'.:~_-' <.~~~M`"•~-;
thePefO~°e the be~ then-councilman Michael Beh- :~ef~~~!e.~9'~~'~'~~'~O~r„
rid;the W entso far.this';tiveek;as;;tti s~y.'~~the; o...': L.
t.; Dizier~:. „ bakeiY ,
council membcrs would like
to award pedestrians that rendt. a ' '~y ~
-Smith is known as a G~deatl..;"Ihat'??na9.be.anc"~4q.`b~>?Y~'~~~5 ~
0~ Gardner
"dominant" iole, and to cre- th8ng ¢o - spokesman for the As~ n Skiing- tte' ~ eece cas shu~e_~ ~.u??~ of patkiug^spaCgs'~P~?~
ate a friendlier environment
c so ~,o ? >
for shopping, sightseeing tO 10 tho~ ~Qeet_ Company, but he expects to work
- on the downtown plannmg com- t' :'T:a1y G'atfield:reCenuY,moved The.Cos;Bar~frUma~,~,~~~N . s
Avtaai~3nall;aieionitio.Galeais.;a;
and just hanging out. On its _ mall adUOCate ~ -~•~~A° ' ~
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face, the idca has broad mittee as an individual citizen. iomid:i lie'ixiii
appeal, buc jusc as in the Brent Gardner-Smith "I think the best thing for Pedes-
E.
1970s, when Asperi's exist. . trians and therefore the best thing ~~~Y~~S~: t1F
Sh~'.b~'uP'~r~~~
ing pedestrian mails were for downtown is to close those
. t°,p~j.~~aini;auttppiidtedat,~ptitterio~aplft!b?u ,,Cpialt~
created, the idea of turning sveets," he said. "I'd like to be an aunet~ .
j.~~p, Y~:~~
;,y^~~"1~, ~'k~da~~ ~-'pm
downtown over to pedestri- , advocate for one end of the spec- ga
of tliat rriall :tliat bave,tseen succe,ccfiit;are,:at> A
ans sounds to many retailecs • , trum, which is to close it, and YF,_:,.
like an eoonomic disaster. ment. To city o fficia ls, i Ys a ma tte r d o n't think I can take that position en6 ~'vt'hene?etc~s-d~ffi~C.sU1~;~4y'!~*,Q~t~e=~?~~~,:~~
stein af the
Ciry officials are seeking 20 or of restoring a tainted habitat, or if I represent the Skico:'
more membcrs for a comminee that perhaps improving it for the inhabi- City officials aren't casp g cheir :~~:~m:~+m ~~o
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.p£:i ,"rUg~p. he
will oversce the pedestrian Plan. tants. lot at either end of the s ectrum, &Cctor
€.;eapolis;-v~h e~±.,netpea~nn?~~ ~
That may seem like an unwieldy On the other side of the discus- but they lean toward-Gardner- ::~ar iae~swo~a~en°iri t,~nn
group, .but council members fcel sion are business tepresentatives, Smith's position. . .~y~~~~
it's P predisposed `"Ihe inuub~eis.{~o~~,.e
arramof bus es sassociations, hurt the localpeconomyc~ng~ ~u be1geout, of theirv hicles he e~ ;fio+ind was the SkY~?aY
y Y S P .y whc> is ihe staffer leaciing tlie'~ioYVntbie+t?°<~~~~f§~•= '
communit rou s and vblunteer He's loathe to say it, but Mayor because thgy're on vacation and
boards. Bennett admits that, at some level, Ey ewr?tlnuedon tolloevl^BPap ,
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1411, 1996 0 7he Aspen ~mes 11-,@r
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El conUn-d ftm.Fro?'bus Page. fears by includiag parking and Downtown p area
this place is so charming to see on mass.transit in the downtown plan. -
foot,,, ugued Planner:Tun Malloy,_ _For_instarice,:muses Bennett, if an
the lead ciry "staffer 64 .the: planiinderg[ound parldng girage can be . OuraeiQ t8v~ . ,
"Ihis place is designed and meant built beneath the present site of 4
for foot travel, in my mind." City Mazket as part of the proposed . :RFTA (qnbey Pwk) ~ r~ _ •
. As they often do, city officials "Superblock" project at Cooper ~ ' - . , r' r~~T~~~ a~",.' •
point to the auto-free mountain, Avenue and Spring Street, spaces ' • •
resorts of Europe, such as Ze2natt, could be removed on Cooper and
Switzerland, in touting the bene5ts Galena with no net loss of parking.
of a pedestrian-oriented downtown: "If we. took those cais off the
Fewer cars mean less congestion, a sheet and put them underground at ~ ` .
safer core and cleaner air. To Ben- Superblock, it would then be criti-
nett, that results in a healthy econo- cal to create a a friendly people- = • - ~ .
my, sputmd by unique, proBressive mover system to take them into the
planning. . . core,,, Bennett said. ~ .
"°Ihis could be the most power- ~ To Garfield, that's still too - - ~ " - 7 - . . . .l-,.
fully posidve economic measure inconvenient for most lorals, who ° - - _ - " ' ' • - •
.we take in the next half-century," don't like jwnping on and off of Hyman AVG •
he said. buses and shuttles simply to take _ ' • . ~ . • ~ - _ - _ ~ q
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their slas in for a tune or buy a pair ~ t . . , - . .
. MMM Daaeo w Biha 02 dea86eR of sunglasses. It also dcesn't solve f
_ His economic argument is .-OiazlieBcooks'delivery problem. 1s p e c i fi c a ll y t a rge t e d t o down towa `Broo k s runs h i s prin t i ng s hop on
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~ting mal9
ietaileis and testaumte - . • . _ • . . . .
urs, who are what many feel is Aspen's hottest Hopidne Atle
the most suspicious of an overceal- block - Cooper Avenue behveen ,...~•,a,.,_.~...,. Poteettial ma80 :
ous pedestrian program. Chief Galena and Hunter. He a~ with .
among t6eir fears is the possibility city officials that cus have gotten . ,
of:reduced patking.'They
vvorry they'll lose custome~s . - _ . • .
if peoplerorescan't park outside . - ~ Y ~ ~ . . _ . . ~ : , . .
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, I'~O~EI ~B@ c~~IB~@~ce {~he _ w . .
their s: . - µ ~9ale~-~8 • ' ' : -
One local mecchant refecs to the idea of expanded pedestria~ ~xpeeoegace *estria° maUs as the "kiss Yhe CI4q Councll ts looking at eedeslgning the commerclal core of Aspen to-maEce I4 move
of death° for retailers, some .@MitFA0{et-gt0pp6ifig @89S,'' . 'pedestdan 4dendly,' and although the area marked as a"potentlal" pedestdan mall Is paeQ of 4Pee
of whom fear tUat expanded - oveeall efPoet, oifielals stress 4hat It fs no4 in any way set In stone. Illusteatlon by Bryan Gonaales. malls, while perhaps an - Don FTeisher
amenity for tourists, will "If they want to build a mall on used to be. Therc is no place in business owners who want cus-
make it even harder for Cooper, there will be a fight," town for people to perform. fomers to be able to park near their
locals to shop in Aspen. Brooks added. Wouldn't it be nicer if the Fowth of destination shops and restaurants.
Lily Garfield, owner of . ]uly concert, rather than being in "People want to see the parking
the Cos Bar, admits that Run 98uto oeasre mom the tent, could be in town?" inventory that we have in down-
most visitors are content to Malls a[en't the only idea on the Such ideas may play a signifi- town maintained;" said Aspen
walk a few blocks and sightsee out of hand in the core -"Nobody table. )on Busch, chairman of the cant role in the downtown plan. But Chamber Resort Association Presi-
whele shopping in the core, but stops at stop signs anymoie. People 'Commercial Core and Lodging at this early stage, the overall dent Diane Mooie. "'Iliey fear that
what about a local living on Ceme- have no iegazd for pedestrians any- Commissioa, mentioned this week pedestrian-orierited aim is com- if spaces are eliminated they won't
tery Lane, who wants to diive in[o more." - but he adds tlhat his busi- that the downtown plan holds manding most of the attention. be replaced eLsewhere."
town to do a couple of quick ness could be devastated if his opportunities for other improve- City officials may favor people- . Of course, if parking is placed
;etrands at speciSc stores? paper deliveries ate unpeded, ments that may have nothing to do oriented, improvements, but thcy elsewhere, such as the Superblock,
"You're forcing locals to go "My deliveries would be virtu- with traffic, deliveries or parking. also understand the need for busi- city officials want shoppers to have
dowmalley and do theirshopping" ally shutbf~'Lhe sspd. `°I'heie is no He proposes building on Aspen's nesses to receive deliveries. In fact, easy aocess to the core. Hence Ben-
Gai6eld said this week. "`Other sld 'way any triicks can get into the strengths -slding in the winteT, art parking, Uansportation and geneial nett's suggestion for some kind of
areas-cater to tourists, but Aspen alley behind me because of all the and music in the summer - by traffic citoulation will figure sUOng- trolley or people-moving system
has always put IocaLs 5ist As long restaucants on the alley." more closely connecting those ly in the plan. from parking area ro shopping. Bon
as government isn't getting into Indeed, Boogie's Diner, the activides to town: How about ski ' Fleishe; one of Aspen's top oom-
locals' lives about how they should Cooper Sheet Pie; Luoci's, the Par- racing awards ceremonies down- Transf@ and trafft mercial property managers, still
be shoPP~ locals are happy adise Bakery, Little Annie's, town? Or more music students As with all of Aspeds parking favors a parking garage under
=When you take away something O'Leary's Pub, Planet Hollywood playing in the core? and transportation matters, this one Wagner Park. City officials con-.
they've gotten used to, I.feel it and Eastem Winds all use the alley . "We've lost a lot of the ambi- is multilayered and complez. Per-' template a garage with aroimd 200
causes dissensian"•'~ behind Brooks' shop. He Yeceiyes ence of street.musicians," he_said.,-.,-6aps the first and most obvious spaces',irt Supetblock, but,Fleisher
T'he city: hopes to allay_ such deliveries from Coope~ ."It's still aroimd, but it's not like_it haffic-related concern is that of m cwunued en fonowbg pegs
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la A 77re Aspgn. t imes a Saturday,Sunday, FeMuary 1441, 1996
_ _ • The CoveP Stopy . . . . "Success is neverfinal. Winston Churchill
I centhuead hmn Rrevious Pege ~ • when they ceally nced it - high-impact weeks such.as
hinks about 400 spaces closer to the core couid.wly Fowth.of July, Christmas and Pcesident's Day.
satisfy the need. _ "Locals want access to local-serving shops, espe- ommunity Hea
"To be realistic, if you had a parking faciliry down- cially during off-season," Garfield said. "Bu[ you
[own, like under Wagner Park, you could park in that could close the streets off at key dmes. That would be b
garage and you would be right there on the mall; " an enhancement"
F7eisher said. • Charlie Brooks suggests a number of modest Monday thtough Friday m Sliding fee scale
But F7eisher also ttiinks extending the present malls changes to improve conditions for walkers, such as . please call for an appointment O 920-5420
)nto Galena and a second block of Cooper would be four-way stop signs throughout the core, with speed .
:oo disrvptive to deliveries and auto traffic. dips at mid-block. _ +Family Planning / Birrh Conaol Clin[c
"I think you can accomplish all the (pedestrian) F7eisher.agrees 'that the city has good intentions in Well C]hild Fxams and Ch[Idrcn's lmmunixadons
;oals without stopping car movement through that the pedestiian entiancements; but that des've should be ForeignTmvel lmmunixarions
uea," he said. : balanced with the puagmatic concerns of businesses. . . Fcce Breasc F.xams and Mammogm Refecrals -
"You could have a tiansit mall, and allow cars and H[V Testing m S7D Exams ~ Pregnancy Tesung
8mko 40eo'A Tvaft' delivery trucks," he said. "You could expand the land- WA,K-IN HOURS:
Also wedging itself into the downrownp uule is the scaping and sidewalks to double the size of the pedes- - 9 am. -10 am Monday o 1 p.m. - 2 p.m. Wednesday
°ntrance to Aspen, which will detemtine"liow people . trian space while still allowing cars to go ttuough. You _ 3 p.m. • 4 p.m'ihursday
-ome inro town from downvalley. - The city is pushing for a new light-raiT system R
:o carry people from the Aspen-Pitkin County _
4irport into the Rubey Park bus station on 'Care are papt of our 8aves and 1°m ~
Durant Avenue..Such a system would alter traflic
ind business dynamics around the core in any @MpQ Soffle aggtOmpQ81f~ LUddlt! 9Nh0
mmber of ways no matter where it gces, but -ecent discussions between the city and state Du$t Cyag~~~ ~~em frpm the
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ransportation officials have raised an.option J
iobody had consideted befote. , papfl8vepS629 ' Rather than bringing the trains up Main Street o Monarch and then up to Durant, the way the - MQ,yOr JOhT1 BeRRetl 3 courses by Chef Martin Oswald ail plan was originally set, the hacks could be , -
outed along Main all the way to Galena, where (f01TTledy Of POStdO &$Weet g3Sll) '
hey would tum toward Aspen Mountairt Noth- F23tUIlflg W3fTT1 gQBt CIIE'.eS2 S8I8d WI~1 I11sAIS2 OIIVe,S,
ng ~s certain yet, but city offcials think such a
vute would open up promising planning oppor- ppftObEIIO fTIUS.Ilf00fT1S 8(1CI (Oc1StEd f2d b2II p2pp2(S
unities, and allow the parallel plans to fold neatly can enhance the pedestrian experience without stop- & S8Ut2Ed Strlp2d-SPa bBSS With 8 Sfltlfllp ' '
ogether. ping cars from going tluough." and mango salsa and an orange' butter sauce
Of course, Galena Street businesses might feel oth- He and many others mention downtown Grand
:rwise. Junction as a possible model for future improvements Friday & Saturday,. pnx fixe sea6ng befae 7:00 p.m.
in Aspen. In Grand Junction, Main Avenue meanders Sunday thru Thwsday, prix fuce sea6ng all night
cooreprasniseT for six blocks through a bmad avenue with shade trees, "
Business owners' fearshave focused mainly on the benches and public artwork. Limited parking is pmvid- `
wssibility of additional malls. They feel their business ed along the "mall" itself, with sevecal other lots near- ,
;uccess depends, in many cases, on easy access to their by. Without banning the car, some Aspenites say,
;tores for delivery trucks and car-driving cusromers. Grand Junction has succeeded in creating plenry of
4dditionally, they fear that additional malls on Cooper space for pedestrians in a populaz shopping disaict md Galena would have a drastic effect on property 'Ihe ACRA's Moore said she has been encouraged
ralues and pedestrian patterns, such that the.prime by the compromise ideas floated recendy, and beGeves U' RESIAURANI
etail areas in town would shift. there is enough common ground between the city and
To prevent such a shakeup, some business owners the business community that an economically and OI~OBf SBfYCV E;OO '(Il 10 :00 • fleseiralioos lequest¢d iavecompromiseideas. , environmentally satisfactory compromise can be 510 EBSf HlfilBn AYBOuB • Asp¢o • 910 925-3100
'Ihe Cos Bar's Gaifield suggests that the stmxts in struck. "I'm optimisuc about this, until something rais- -
juestion be alosed to give pedestrians more room ' es a red flag in my mind; ' she said. Q
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whose economy is primarily based on. touris~',4fi~Y sTcii~rg;,s~~hozU,fla~~d~~Qt}~S'r~,'~li~
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of any long term strategy for meeting 0~r state-widc trAnso-.' a,..
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accomrnodate txansit riders hc:acied towairds laoth Vail Md. A;p-en;'
modal needs inelude coxuxectxng the Eagle Couut.y az'z,~,vzt wit~i~tp''lrt~ti~rn.ts,stc~~ testSxCS , vi;a
transit. Tlae Roaritig, F'oxk Valley sinnpl•y cazinot handle,the ,waXui?~4a'S;withmcr4bW;
highway paven-ietit_ In order to manage thc txAflc; t'he'Aspe~'~t~yvi#~~;~c~~it~iXt~a~.~y,
Plaiuxing for a camPzehensive sYsteaxk of bus transPo.ix a'ta,cm; i A~ 1!t ~k~ ~iat-,•~d.;ric~e,
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• Iaiput/Iriqlxiry Response Recogd
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The attached comments were recently received by the T'own of Vaile We encourage Vai1
residents and guests to giwe us such input and we sfaive for timely gesponses< PLEASE
ADDRESS THESE COIVCERVS WITl-HN FiVE vVORKNG DAYS AND R=IJRiV THIS
COMI'LETED FORIvi T'O PAM BRANDNEYM
DEPARTI~ TO HAiNDLE IIVQTJIRY IIVDNIDUAL T°0 HANDLE IlVQLJIIZX
DATE TOV RECEI`TM IlV~1/INQUIRY 4~ ~ 1~' •~I (o
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PHONE CALL (indicate date)
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TYPE OF RESPONSE (check one„):
LETTER (attach copy)
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BEZEF SLTNMARY OF RESPONS OR ANSWER TO INOLIT~Y;
DATE OF RESPONSE FO1WRETMNED BY DII'ARTMENT TO PAIV1 BRANDhSEYER:
' A c9pyof this inquirv and fortn wil( remain on 61e at the TOV Community Relations office. As sovn ay this fccm iy retuined ta psca
• Hrandmeyer, this inquiry will be wnsideted dased.
i1-{A,VK YCU FOR YOUR TDvfEI,Y HA.VDUNG OF ZT-ILS LS,SUE, IFYa U f-{A VE ANY QUD'TIOIVS. PIEASE F"E, FtEE Tp CO(vTACT
PAPA BRA \~MEYF-RAT 479-22I3.
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February 1,1996
Town of Vail
75 South Frontage Road
Vail, Colorado 81657
To Whom It 1VIay Concern:
I have been skiing in Vail for 21 years and each season as I return for the first
of my two annual ski trips I look forward to seeing the growth and changes
that have occurred. I have just returned from my first trip of this season and
I am disturbed about several things that all seem to be caused by the lack of
affordable housing.
During my first few days in Vail I was aware of unusually long waits for the
Vail busses. This problem seemed to get worse as the week progressed.
When a bus finally came they came so full that no one could get on (and
mine was only the second stop). Eventually we determined that in order to
get on the bus one needed to ride the bus in the opposite direction and stay on
when it turned around. We were told that the crowds and long waits were
due to the fact that there were not enough drivers to man aI1 the busses. This
was january when the town was relatively quiet .............what will happen in
mid rebruary and in 1vlarch wnen Vail is busy?
On several occasions we noticed that the 1 lift and the 23 lift were not
running. We were told that this was also because of a shortage in man-
power. Vail is now planning a major expansion. Who will run the new
lifts? The Deli at 1VIid-Vail was closed while we were there. Again, we were told
that VA was short of help. It was a cold snowy week...who will service the
outdoor snack areas on sunny days if VA is so short of help?
Our hotel complained that it was increasingly difficult to find quaiified help.
Many of the merchants were also complaining. Again, what will happen
later in the season when the town is busier?
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How will Vail service the expected number of visitors in the Valley for the
1999 Championships? WAKE Ul' VAIL!!!!!! It is time for affordable
employee housing if you intend to keep growing and to maintain a world
class image. ,
. . Sincerely,
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Ronnie Sue Nadel
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Bi-Monthly Newsletter of_the Vail Valley 7"our=lsrn Sr Convention Bur-ecau
Vol. 2 Issue 1 .
, . January/February 1996
memssage fr(GM According ro the Nadonal Leisure Travel Monitor,
vacationers of 1996 and beyond will be modvated ~eatured Member o. a- o
o 0 0 " by many new and differen[ factors influencing their choice of resort destinations. New technologies,
many oFwhich are alread,v in place and available to ~ew Make Isg Bank `
Greeungs from all of us at the Vail Valley Tourism our clientele, create an ever changing environment •
and Convention Bureau! affecting how we must operate to remain MOre C01&VeflIlle~t Magg }EVeIC
As we look ahead into 1996, we have gieat compe[itive. Your TCB is being very proactive in A defning banking force in the Vail Valley, lst Bank
optimism generated from many successes we SEay'ng "ahead of the curve" to assure valley wide continues to find new ways to bring convenient
experienced over the pasc year. The WTCB Board economic growth through tourism in the future. banking services to their customers.
of Directocs has adopted aggressive goals for this We are proud to secve as your tourism bureau and ~Yone who has found themselves suddenly out of
year, and beyond, directing more energy into we wish you great fonune through the year ahead! cash in Vail ViIlage can finally breathe a sigh of relief.
programs rhat increase individual and group guests Sincerel,v, Frank Johnson lst Bank has installed two new ATibi's ro better serve
- panicularly during non-peak seasons. We have _ their clients. The new ATM locations are in.Vail
also initiated several new projects which will (t,e$fltjpal Reservatgonso oa Vllage next to the Vail Associates lift Tcke[ office in
continue co enhance, and stabilize our'economy the Baggage Cheque and in Edwards at the Vllage
for many years to come. These iro s are n Market.
g P gramy 96 Ils l1~~~~ ~~od ~ Iarge numbers of locals moving down valley and the
entirely focused on makin the Vail Valle a
formidable competiror with other destination consistent visitor trafFc in Vail Village sparked the
As the snow condnues to fall in heaps, the central decision for the two new locations, said lst Bank
resotts on a year-round basis. reservations department is prepadng for a busy Assistanc Cashier Greg Sheph&d.
Summer air service is vien+ed as one of the most 1996. Febru,~ry and March are already up 2~ cver "In the past, when a gues[ needed to obrain cash.
important components in strengthening the Vail " they had to leave the village core and head to lst
Valiey's pasi[ion as a yeu-round desdnation resort. this time last year. January bookings for future Bank's main office on Vail Rd. Now, quickly and
A thorough anafysis of our summer markets is amvd1s are up 10% and continue to nse, easily, guescs can replenish their funds and remain
being conducced to develop a long range, year- Erin Holden has joined the depariment as the in Vail Village to eac and shop, making.their Vaif
round air service program. The huge success of our reservations floor supecvisor. Holden's reservations experience more pleasurable, and benefitting tHe
winter air programs makes chis an ideal time to merchanrs as well," adds Shepherd.
negotiace wich a number of different carners and to experience wiil help streamline the department The addition of the new ATM's brings lst Bank's.
design a summer air program rhat best 5erves the thereby increasing the number of incoming calls va(ley wide total ro eight. lst Bank sees the process
needs of the valley. taken by the reservation agents. The centra( of installing the ATM's as one of many ways to ease
Another essentia( factor in attcacting guests during reservations training manual will be completely the vacation experience of visitors, and enhance
the non-ski seasons is increased summer marketing " revamped in 1996 and will involve more handson their service qualiry For guescs and residents.
dollars. A special task force of the WTCB is All lsc Bank cuscomers can complete most of their
working to increase the funds available for off-peak compUter time as wel( as call monitoring. A greater banking needs at the ATM machines at no additional
marketing. Our goals are to spread the funding emphasis will. be placed on sales technique and cost, said Shepherd.
responsibly and equitably among businesses and propem rours that will continue on a year-round "When our cuscomers use a lst Bank ATM they
entities that benefit from rourism growth and to basis : won't pay a seNice fee for each transacuon like they
generate the additional markeung revenue needed would at ocher AT14f's. This adds up to subscancial
to truly make the Vail Valley a competitive summer The cen[ral reservations depanment just added a savings for frequent ATM users," explains Shepherd.
descinacion resort area. This task force is fourth modem fQr che remote (odging program. In addiaon to savings, lst Bank provides residencs
committed to developing these resources Forlong- Now, more properties wi(I be able eo adjust'free- and guescs with a mulcitude of helpful services
rerm funding and to creating effective marketing sell inventory, live, 24 hours a day seven days a including cash advances and check cashing
strategies that cake us into the ne~ct cenwry. ' I capabilities. All of chese personal touches, and
Central reservations services are also a vital part of week. Remember, when your property is on more, truly make lst Bank the Colorado bank for
"selling" che Vaii Valley to pocenual guescs. Nne are remote, any room's booked from free-sell are you!
now beginning a review of all the central commissionable to the WTCB at 13.59o instead of ~
reservations services operating in che valley to the usual 15%, as long as chere isn't a cravel agent
determine the easiest and most efficient means for invofved. tour prospective guesLs [o purchase their Vail Valley
vacation. ~~hile having a single central reservations To inquire how your properry can be on line Nith system may make sense, we want to define all the the remote lodging program, contact Bill Baltzell at J
afcernauves to determine che bes[ outcome and to 476-1000, ext. 3038. Contacc Mike Rehnberg at 476- ~
move in thaE direction. 1000, ext. 3004, for more information on the
cencral reservations
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. SPECItkL EVEIVTS Heart of the Mtns Internetworks
This year promises to be an exciting month and a half long celebration of - Aalta Sports ~ K&L Massage
the holida season. ° Adventure Photography o KZYR, Rocky Mtn. Radio
one for special even~s in the Vail Y o Airport Luxury Express o Louie's Restaurant
Valley. The WTCB wi(1 host a vanety We welcome the input and o Avis * Mansfield Ent. (Fancy Plants)
invoivement of afl merchants and ° United Colors of Bennetton - Mobile Massage
of social, cultural and spocting evenrs ~ Blue Harry 0 Performance Sports
that will help to bolster the spring, restaurants in our events, so please - Bristol o Santa Fe Goid & Leather
. ° Bum Wraps ~ Ski Base
summer, fall and early winter seasons. 1oin in the fun'
o Chicago Pizza o Skyline Talent & Events.
Beginning with Memorial Day 0 Communication Services o Sma!! Business Symposium
weekend the VVTCB will kick-off of Colorado of Vail
~ a Copy Plus . o Something Special
summer as we host the Champion GROUP SAI.ES o Copy & Design o Sugar Loafin
International Whitewater Series canoe ~ Diana's Limo Service o Sweet Basi!
The WTCB's Group Sales departmenc ° Dillon Factory Stores o Third Rock and kayak races in Minturn. This ~ Discount Rent A Car (Justices of Steamboat)
is well on their way to achieving ~ Enterprise Rent A Car,Denver 0 Venture Sports
year's whicewacer series will be action another record year as group ° Garfinkel's o WisheslThe toy store. '
packed, as over 150 of the Morld's top bookings for 1996 are projected to ° Haus N Mates ranked men arid women boaters generate nearly $4,000,000.00 in MEMBERSHIP A1VD PROMOTIOIVS
challenge the Eagle River nce course. lodging revenue vs. $3,470,000.00 in In an effort ro attract more individuals the Front Range visitor, for
The competition will be intense as and groups to the Vail Valley, the
'95. This projection refleccs an 15% approximately two-thirds of the regular
many of these achletes prepare for the. TCB incroduced several cooperative advertising rate.
increase W over last year, and 75% of the
`96 Olympic Games in Atlanta. Look gjoups booked Eor this year will arrive markecing programs in 1995, including The Denver Post Vail inseres ranged
for many great special events dunng during the summer months. trade shows, the Denver Meeting from eight to 12 pages and featured
the whiteNater weekend in both Vail . This increase over last year is being Planner show and Recepdon, the Vail shopping, dining, lodging, events and
and Minturn from May 25 through 27.. backed by a$585,000.00 sales and Valley Informadon Guides, the acdvides in the Vail Valley. Iasi year's
The -WTCB will host lots of family marketing budget that will facilitate OHG/I-ITI Cooperadve, the Colorado Vail insens Nere distributed in May and
orienced fun Juiy 4 througfi 7; i? the development of stronger State Vacapon Guide and Denver Post August ro 150,000 affluent, Front
celebration of the great American advertising programs targeted at the Vail Inserts. Range homeowners. The opportuniry
holiday - the Fourth, of July. Vail meedng and conference markets. This ?hese programs allow our membecs to to advenise in the Denver Pos[n+ill be
America Days weekend will feature doliar ainount reflects an increase of target specific markets and to leverage iust as convenien[ and affordable in
the traditional parade (July 4), $58,000.00 from the 1995 theirmarketingdollarsforsubstanaal 496.. -
budget. Of
fireworks in Vail (July 5) and a bounry the total amount, the WTCB is savings on advenising costs. The Membership and Promotions
of music, dance and fun for evenyone. contributing $340,000.00 in direct The Denver Meedng Planner and Depanment has created a new
If pyrocechnics is your [hing, rhe Vaii sales, including personnel, Trade Show Reception, hefd last april position! Micch Chernow, formal(y
Valley is the place to be this Neekend. postage, te(ephone, travel and at the Coors Field Mountain Ranch Group Sales Administraave Assistant,
entectainment,
Avon Nill host Safute to the USA and . and the Vai( Valley Markecing Board is Club, attrac~ed 1>O Front Range. has been promoced to manager of
the largesc fireworks display in
contributing $245,000.00 to produce meeting plannecs. The unique, upscale membership programs and will be
Colorado on the fourth, and with direct mail programs and to setting aliowed for nernor[cing with responsible for memberrelations; new
Vail's fireNOrks on the fifth and the participate in trade and travel shows corporate and associauon erecutives member solicitadon and cooperative
Town of Minturn's on the sisth, you aauori wide. - wich the potential to generate group sales. _
will be sure ro have a bfast! - The group sales depaRment has two bookings for the Vail Valley. The 1996 The WTCB membership and ,
September brings the onset oF new additions to its staff. We are Denver Meeung Planner Reception and promotions department wil( keep you
autumn, and with the change of Proud to announce the promotion of Trade Show promises to be just as updated on [hese and other business
season comes the traditional Marcia Anderson to group unique and compelling. genecating oPPortuniaes.
sale s ,
celebration of German heritage- coordinator.Anderson previously Il1eVailValleySummerandWinter AbusinessMembershipTaskForce
Oktoberfest! Okto6erfest Vail `96 is worked Nichin the central reservaaons Information Guides help bring in was formed in 1995 to develop and
sure to provide the kind of fun that department and will noN be thousands of guests to the Vail Valley. review new business membership
locals and tourists alike won't want to coordinating groups as well as These highly targeted four-color, benefits. Joel Heath is currendy
miss. 11iis years Okroberfestival will soficiting nreddings and familv fuIfillment pieces are a valuable seeking new members to join the
feature the largest street festival in reunions. We also welcome Elizabeth medium to cos[ efFecuvely reach fiiwre group. Pfease contact Heath at 476-
Vail hisrorv including ~reac food, MacMillan, nho has been hired as the guescs. 1000 exc. 3037 iFyou are interested in
en[ettainment and of course the verv group sales adminis~rative assistant. One oFthe most successful, neN participating.
best authentic German beer! ~facbfillan will provide adminiscrative cooperacives in `95 ~~as the Denver Please concac[ biitch Chemow at 476-
As ~~e move throu,h the ~~ear and inco supporc co the depattmen[. Post Vail Inserc Program.. WTCB 1000 e.YC. 3042 for information on
next n incer. look for more news on members adcertised in the Denver cooperative prognms, including dates
Vail Vallev Internaaonal Hofidavs, our Post. a proven method of attracting and rates.
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V][SITOR'$ CENTERS , • gave the visi[or an incroduction to che
The Vail visitor.centers, located atop the history of Vail, as well as a good bearing.on
Vail and Lionshead parking structures, various locations and directions to get
provide guests with information on around the villages easily. The free, hour
everything from skiing and accivities, to , long tours were very well received by -the . ADMINISTRATIOIV- 476-1000
guests and will continue again 'this Frank Johnson, President ...x3008
1 ging, dining, shopping and how to get summer. • • • • • • • • • • • , • • • • • • • • .
around the Vail Valley. The visitor centers, . ~ ~ Joel Heach, Director of Member Programs & Pmmotions ...0037
which are" managed and operated by the While the [otal number of visitors who Bill srice, Director of Speciat Events & Comm . ......:..x30.50
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TCB, have proved to be a viable source accessed the visitor centers was down
from 1994, the number of reservations, 7ean McGuey, , Administcative Assistant ~ : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .x3007
of direc[ing visicors [o Vail businesses. Jessica Feinberg, Spedal Events & Comm: Co-ord.
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The WTCB introduced several highly nights booked and lodging revenues -
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~ enerated were u substantiall The Alicia Dennis, Receptionist- .........:...:....':....'...~....x3001
successful programs through the visitor g - P y~ -
number of reservations booked througfi Mitch Chemow, Menager of Membership Sales..... .:...x3042
centers over the past year. A new valley- . . _
wide map was developed in conjunction the visitor centers in 1995 were 4160, with
wi~h The Chamber which displays the 6423 room nights at a total revenue of FI1V~11VCE . ' 476-1000
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valley from East Vail all the~way ro$586,117.00! The lodging revenue JoyceGedeiman-viecs,D'uectorofFinance :...:........x3013
Cordilfera. This new map is a big hit wich generated by the visitor centers in 1994 Debra Rhizor, Accounting Assistant....:.....:.....". x3012
both merchants and visitors because it was $382,327.00-refleccing about a 35%
combines valiey-wide information into increase for 1995! - RESERVATIOlVS _ 476-1000
one, easy to read, piece. 'The following chart is a comparison of the
end of che year statistics for the last five Bill Baltaell, Director of Central Reservations ....:........Y3038
Daily walking tours of Yail and Lionshead ~
- yeais of ac[ivity at the Visitor Cen[ers. Mike Rehnberg, Customer Service Supervisor x3004
were also introduced last summer which
Susan Chadwell, Data Entry Specialist. . . . . . . . . . . .x3036
~ p ~ ~ ~ ~a ~ p p ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Erin Holden, Reservations Floor Supervisor : . . . . . . . . : . . . .x3034
v `b ~ ~J Ann Bollinger, Reservationist
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October 1991 - 1992 1993 1994 _ 1995 ScottEvans,Reservationist x3023
VISITORS 16,546 6.005 . 6,424 9,659 6,217 Sue Irish, Reservationist . . . . . . . . . . . . : : . . . . . . . . . . . .x3u18
- Heather Markin, Reservationist . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .x3025
RESERVATIONS 144 125 209 300 ?6~ Bryan Buick, Air Desk
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ROOM NIGHTS 186 164 . 268 388 355 . ~
LODG[NG $10,640 10,398 14,156 22,506 .24,303 GROUP SALES 479-2360
Novembef Jim Feldhaus, Vice President Sales & Marketing . . . . . . . . : . x4401
. . Lisa Morris, Director of Sales, Central US . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . .x4408
VISITORS 8,331 7,018 5,831 6,145 4,763 . . Elizabeth MacMillan, Administrative Asst . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .x4405
RESERVAT[ONS 102 125 98 142 262 Whitney Martin, Director of Sales, SouthernUS :.........x4404
ROOM NIGHTS 163 183 - 167 . 229 414 Margret Scott, Director of Sales, East Coast x4402
Bryan Campbell, Sales Manager, West Coast . . . . . . . . . . . . .x4403
LODGING $10,920 11,348 12,408. 15,981 30,676 .
~ - ~ Marcia Anderson, Group Sales Coordinator . . . . . . . . . . . .x4406
December
VISITORS 14,079 10;187 8,419 8,978 7,578. . VISITORS CEIVTERS 479-1394 or 1385
RESERVAT'IONS 78 108 115 197 ?jg • Deberah Earle, Director of Info. Services (VOICE ONLY) . x4407
Merran Socho ~
ROOM NIGHTS 150 189 180 306 512 ~
Susan Cody _
LODGING $15,075 16,502 22,762 . 32,488 66.625. Sally Johnson ~
GRAND TOTr1L ~ - Polly Letofsky ' -
VISITORS 187,980 180,975 133,300 139,648 117,895 Karen Uherchik
RESERVATIONS 1,478 2,584 2,706 3,204 4,160
For any questions or comments
R00M NIGHTS 2,034 3,822 3,243 4515 6:423 regarding the Traveler, please contact
LODGING 5132,432 289,214 280,575 382.327 586,117 Jessica Feinberg, 476-1000 ext. 3014.
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FEBRUARY9,10 Vail Avalanche vs. Central Wyoming Outlaws - Vail Hockey MARCH 14 Paul Mitchell Atnerican Ski Classic,
When: Face-off 7:30 pm When: 11:00 am
FEBRUAHY 15 Vai! Valley Gallery Association Art Walk . MARCH 14 American Ski Classic Concert
. , Who: Today's artist reception is James Jensen, • When: . 8:00 pm, . .
• Classical Sdll•lifes MARCIi 15 Paul Mitchell American Ski Classic Where: Claggett/Rey Crdllery . . When: 10:00.am
FEBRUARY 16,17 Vail Valley Gallery Association Art Walk MARCH 15 : Vail Avalanche vs. Billings Bulls • Vail Hockey _
Who: Today's artist reception is Bill Worrell, ' . When: Face-off 7:30 pm
. Palnter and Sculptor AfAKCII 16 Vail Valley Crellery Associatioo Art Walk Where: Gateway Crellety . ` Who: Today's anist reeepnon is Walc Wooten, Oi1s
FEBRUARY 16,17 Vail Avalanche vs. Blllings Bulls - Vaii Hockey • Where: Cogswell Gallery
' When: Face-off 7:30 pm • = ' MARCH 16 = Vail Avalanche vs. Jackson Hole Grialies - Vail Hockey
FFSRUARY16,17 Vall Valley Gellery Auociation Art Walk When: . Face-off 7:30 pm
Who: Taday's artist recepdon is Bill Worrell, - MARCH 16 Paul Mitchell American Ski Classic Palater and Sculptor . - ' . When:. 9:30 am. _
_ . . , • . Where; . . . - - , ~ MARCFI 17 Paui Mitchell Amedcari Ski Classic : .
FEBRUARY 17. Vail •dalley Gallery AssodaUon Art Walk ; . : . When: _ 9:30 am
' Wlto:'Today's artlst recepdons are tHe . MARCN 20 Hot Wnter Nig6u. -
• " . . - ` ~ • A~aklc Family, Impressioaist Masters . ' When: 7:00 pm . , - .
' . Wherer • Beaver Creek Fine Act - MARCH 23 : Vail Avalanche vs. Centtal Wyoming Outlaws • Vail Hockey
~ FEBRUARY 17 . ' Hoe Winter Pfights When: Face-otF 7:30 pm _
. . , . W6ea: 7:00 pm ' • , . ~ : • MARCFI 27 . Hot Winter Nighu , • .
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~R[1Ax~r a3a4 Vall Aealanche vs. Jackson Hole Grtnlles - Vail Hockey -
' When: EaceofF 7:30 pm MARCI130 Warren Miller Mad Mountain Marathon
FEBRUARY 24 ~ immie Heu Ski • When: 10:00 am
- J ~ s Espc+ess • Fundraiser for A4S , ,
FEBRUARY 28 ' Hot Wintet. Plights • - . - - , • • _ '
' • . When: 7:00 pm
A4ARCH 6 - Aot Winter Plighu . • . . ~ ~ _ ' . POR MORE INFROMEITION OP1 THESE EVENT5,
' When: 7:00 pm
. nsARcx 9 ~ coca.cola aP - PI.FASE CALI. 476-5677
. When: 10:00 am . . , . / • . . . . " . _ . _ .
MARCH 11-16 US Junior Winter Olympics, Vail aad Beaver Creek " , , • . : - •
When: 10:00 am MARCA 12 Paul Mitchell American Ski Classic
When: 3:00 pm . _ _ . -
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TOWN OF VAIL MEMORANDUM
TO: Robert McLaurin
- Council Members
FROM: Judy Popeck
DATE: February 15, 1996
REt Investment Report
Enclosed is the investment report with balances as of January 31,
1996.
A$2.000,OOOv00 FNMA was purchased on January 26, 1996 with a yield
of 5.272$ maturing on March 18, 1996. A$2,000,OOOo00 FHLMC was
purchased on January 19, 1996 with a yield of 5.369% maturing on
March 7, 1996.
The estimated average yield for the debt service fund.was 7.81% and
6.12% for the pooled cash fund. Currently the yield curve for 3
months, 6 months, and. 1 year are 4.99%, 4.84%, and 4.73
•respectively.
Please call me if you have any questions.
` Town of Vail, Colorado
inves4ment Report
Summary of Accounts and Investments
For the Month Ending January 31, 1996
Balances Percentage
1 /31 /96 of Total
NNoney Marke4 Accounts (see page 1)
Commercial Banks $3,440,879 24.66%
Money Hflarket Funds $80,167 0:57%
To4al $3,521,046 25.23%
Commercial Savings
Banks & Loans
Certificates of Deposit (see page 2)
Eagle County Ins4itutions 0.00%
Other Colorado Insti4u4ions $198,000 $198,000 1.42%
National Institutions 0.00%
Tofal $198 000 $198,000 1.42%
Percentage of Portfolio in Savings & Loans 0.00%
U.S. Govemment Securities (see page 3)
Treasury Notes & Bills $999,698 7.16%
GNMA's $69,288 0.50%
U.S. Savings 8onds $29,731 0.29%
Federal Agency Discoun4 No4es & Bonds $9,138,034 65.48%
Total $10,236,751 73.35%
Total Portfolio $13,955,797 100.00%
Ma4uring V1/ithin 12 flNon4hs $12 201 897 87 43%
Maturing Wi4hin 24 NNon4hs $653,112 4.68%
Maturing After 24 NAonths $1,100,868 7.88%
$13,955,797 100.00%
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~ Money Marke4 Accoun4s
as of January 31, 1996
--For the Mon4h of January--
Institution Balances
Type of Accounts High Lowr Average 1/31/96
COiViiUiERCIAL BANK ACCOUNTS
Firs4 Bank of Vail - Operating
Interest 5.310% 5.240% 5.270%
Balance $4,215,692 $2,732,356 $3,228,265 $3,437,059
First Bank of Vail - Insurance
Interes4 5.310% 5.240% 5.270%
Balance $1,093
Colorado National Bank Super Nowr Account
Infieres4 3.330%
General Opera4ing Account
Balance $2,727
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To4al Commercial Bank Accounts $3,440,879
MONEY flAARKET FUNDS
Bank One Money Market Fund
Interest 5.224%
Balance $74,211
Fidelity Inves4men4 Govemmen4 Money Market Accounts
Interest 5.230%
Bond Issue Reserve Account
Balance $5,956
Total fVioney Market Funds $80,167
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Total all accounts $3,521,046
°°Account Subjec4 4o Arbi4rage Rebate
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~ Certifiicates ofi Deposit
as of January 31, 1996
Bank Name, Location Days 40
Rates Purchase Maturity Maturity Maturity
Ins Coupon Yield Date Date a4 Purchase Value BestBank, Thomton Colorado
- - - - - -
FDIC 7.250% 16-Feb-95 16-Feb-97 382 $99,000
Key Bank ofi Colorado, Greeley Colorado
FDIC 6.392% 6.600% 19-Jun-95 19-Jun-96 140 $99,000
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Avg Yield 6.925% $198,000
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~ Govemment Securities
as of January 31, 1996
•••Treasury Notes & Bills'°'
Days to Days
Interest Rate Purchase Maturit}r Maturity to Book Par
Type Fund Coupon Yield Date Date at Purchase RAaturity Value Value
TNote Pooled 4.250% 4.3409G 17-AAay-93 15-AAay-96 1094 105 $499,867 $500,000
TNote Pooled 6.500% 6.553%, 13-Oct-94 30-Sep-96 718 243 $499,831 g500,000
Averege Yield 5,45% $999,698 $1,000,000
Average Days to Maturity 174
"'GNMA'S"'
Years to Estimated
Interest Rate Purchase Maturity flAaturity Years to Principal
Pool Coupon Yield Date Date at Purchase Maturity Outstanding
5803 8.0009G 8.480% 14Nov-86 15-Oct-05 19.10 11.00 $23,031
13003 8.000°J6 9.500°16 240ct-86 15-Oct-06 20.20 12,00 $21,232
14659 8.0009b 9.200°16 240ct-86 15-Jan-07 21.20 13.00 $25,025
Avg Yield 9.053% $69 288
•••U.S. Savings Bonds••'
Years to '
Issue Maturity AAaturity Years to Book Maturity
Series Yield Date Date at Purchase Aflaturity Value Value
EE 7.1709G 01-Oct-86 01-Oct-96 10.00 0.67 $29,731 $30,000
°••Federal Agency Discount Notes & Bonds'°'
Days/Years to
Interest Rate Purchase Aflaturity Nlaturity Years to Book flAaturity
Agency Fund Coupon Yield Date Date at Purchase Maturity Value Value
SBA Pooled - Dana 9.225% 26-May-94 25-Mar-2008 13.8 12.2 $90,690 $109,734
FHLM Pooled - Dana 8.401 °16 28-Jun-94 01-Mar-2019 24.7 23.1 $49,594 $66,355
FNAAA Pooled - Dana 7.46696 28-Jun-94 01-Oct-2017 23.3 21.7 $80,633 $97,572
FNANA Pooled - Dana 7.336% 29-Jun-94 01-Jun-2014 19.9 18.3 $71,840 $110,531
SBA Pooled - Dana 9.725% 29-Jun-94 25-Feb-2008 13.7 12.1 $58,605 $82,749
SBA Pooled - Dana 8.975% 29-Jun-94 25-Jun-2019 25.0 23.4 $102,173 $108,523
SBA Pooled - Dana 9.7259G 18-Aug-94• 25-Ju1-2008 13.9 12.5. $88,014 .$109,875
SBA Pooled - Dana 9.725% 29-Jun-94 25-Jan-2008 13.6 12.0 $83,846 $110,088
FNAflA Pooled - Dana 7.48396 27-NAay-94 01-IVlay-2020 25.9 24.3 $75,177 $100,577 •
FHLMC Pooled - Dana 7.8359b 28-Aug-94 01-Aug-2018 23.9 22.5 $73,887 g74245
SBA Pooled - Dana 9.225% 12-Ju1-94 25-Jun-2019 25.0 23.4 $81 g56 g10874.q
SBA Pooled - Dana 8.9759G 08-May-95 25-Dec-2019 24.6 23.9 $99,271 $99,391
FNMA Pooled - Dana 6.45495 24Jan-96 01-Oct-2023 27.7 27,7 $75,994 $75 722
FNMA Debt Service 6.912% 27-Feb-95 17-Jan-97 1.9 pays $282 q4g g280pp0
FHLANC Pooled 5.665% 16-Nov-95 15-Feb-96 91.0 Days $498,916. $500,000
FNAAA Pooled 5.305% 26-Jan-96 18-Mar-96 52.0 Days $1,986,712 g2000000
FHLMC Pooled 5.2859b 19-Jan-96 07-AAar-96 48.0 Days $1,989,704 $2,000,000
FHLB Pooled 6.74996 02-Mar-95 02-Aug-96 1.4 Days $752,338 $750,000
FHLAHC Pooled 6.789% 27-Mar-95 23-Aug-96 1.4 Days $743,151 $750,000
FHLB Pooled 6.60096 31-Mar-95 10-Aflay-96 1.1 Days $700,072 $700,000
FFC Pooled 5.794% 27-Jun-95 28-Apr-97 1.8 1.2 $653,112 $650,000
FHLAN Pooled 4.560% 4.5609b 03-Jun-93 03-Jun-96 3.0 Days $500,000 $500p00
$9,138,034 $9,384,106
Average Yield 6.07%
Average Years to Maturity 12 Total $10,236,751.
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Planning and Environmental Commission
IVame/Address Telephone fVumber(s) Term Expires Term Served
Greg Amsc9en 476-8610 (w & h) 2/96 02/92 - 02/96 (2)°
2635-B Larkspur Lane
Vail, CO 81657
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Jeff Bowew 476-2701 (h) 2/96 06/92 - 02/96 (2)*
5047 Main Gore Drive 476-4001-Fax #
Vail, CO 81657
Kevin De6gham 476-3436 (h) 2/97 02/95 - 02/97
• 2992A Bellflower
Vail, CO 81657
Greg MofiFet 476-8528 (w) 2/97 02/95 - 02/97
1753 Shasta Place 479-9522 (h)
Vail, CO 81657
Henry PratY 476-1147 2/97 02/95 - 02/97
1000 S. Frontage Rd UV
Vail, CO 81657
Dalton lNilliams 476-0272 (w & h) 2/96 02/92 - 02/96 (2)"
P.O. Box 1251 . 476-4600 (w)
Vail, CO 81658 389-0035 (mobile
(4021 Bighorn Rd, Unit 8H)
Design Review Board.
Name/Address Telephone Number Term Expire Terms Served
Mike Arnet¢ 827-5970 (w) 2/97 12/92 - 02/97 (2)"
1518 Springhill Lane 476-6790 (h) Vail, CO 81657
Bob Borne 476-5263 (h) 2/96 10/92 - 02/96 (2)*
5032B Snowshoe Lane . 476-9033 (h)
Vail, CO 81657 476-6622 (w)
Brent AIm 476-8371 (h) 2/97 02/93-02r97 (2)'
PO Box 5211 827-9650 (wr)
Vail, CO 81657
Hans Wolc9rich 479-9577 (w) 2/96 02/94 - 02/96 (1)"
1650 E. Vail Valley Drive 479-9329 (fax
Vail, CO 81657
Greg Moffet (PEC) 476-8528 Jan - Mar `96
*This denotes the number of terms served by each board member.
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REVISED 5/24/95
HOUSING AUTHORITY BOARD
Expiration Number/Length
Name/Address Telephone Date f Term
Peggy Osterfoss, Mayor 476-0503 (h) 1/1999 2/5 year terms
3950 N. Frontage Rd. E, #4 (1991 - 1994)
Vail, CO 81657 (1994 - 1999)
Dick Cleveland 479-0612 (w) 1/2000 . 1/5 year term
P.O. Box 1065 476-2585 (h) (1995 - 2000)
Vail, CO 81656
(2586 Arosa Drive)
Jen Wright, Chairman 949-5224 (w) 1/1996 1/5 year term
Wright and Company 949-9601 (fax) (1991 - 1996)
P.O. Box 3359
Avon, CO 81620
Mark Ristow 479-3301 (w) 1/1997 2/5 year terms
c/o First Bank of Vail 479-0585 (fax) (1991 - 1992)
17 Vail Road (1992 - 1997)
Vail, CO 81657
Duane Piper 949-7074 (w) 1/1998 2/5 year terms
P.O. Box 5560 949-6253 (fax) (1991 - 1993)
Avon, CO 81620 (1993 - 1998)
(Benchmark Bldg., Avon) Jim Shearer 476-3554 (w & h) n/a n/a 5109 Black Gore Drive, #B
Vail, CO 81657
(Town Council Alternate - non voting)
Dalton Williams 476-0272 2/1996 - PEC rep
P.O. Box 1251
Vail, CO 81658
(PEC representative - non voting)
Each member is appointed in 5 year intervals.
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Art in Public Places Board
Name/Address Telephone Number Term Expire Term Served
ALICE CARTWRIGHT 476-3255 (h) 2/96 02/93 - 02/96 1-3 year term
920 Fairway Drive
Vail, CO 81657
JIM COTTER 827-4222 (studio) 2/97 02/89 - 02/97 2-3 year terms
P.O. Box 385 476-3131 (store) & 1-2 year term
Vail, CO 81658
(234 Wall Street)
LOLITA HIGB(E 845-5652 (h & w) 2/98 02/93 - 02/98 1-2 year term
P.O. Box 3633 and 1-3yearterm
Vail, CO 81658
d4420 Eagle Bend Drive (west unit), Eagle-Vail
NANCY RONDEAU 476-4688 (h) 2/96 10/94 - 02/96 1-balanceof3year
9306 Fairway Drive 476-1450 (w) term (E. Hill)
Vail, CO 81658
KATHY LANGENWALTER 476-4506 (w) 2/98 02/95 - 02/98 1- 3 year term
P.O. Box 1202 476-2585 (h) [served as PEC
Vail, CO 81658 priorto'95-(5 yrs)]
(2588 Arosa Drive, West Vail)
KEN ROBINS 825-8400 (w) 2/98 02/92 - 02/98 2-3 year terms
950 - 17th Street, #1600 825-6525 (fax
Colorado National Building
Denver, CO 80202
(154 Beaver Dam Road)
KEVIN FOLEY 476-2601(w) 2/97 (TC rep.) N/A
1448 Vail Valley Drive 476-2718(h)
Vail, CO 81658
KEVIN DEIGHAN 476-3436 (h) 2/97 (PEC rep.) N/A
2992 A Beilflower
Vail, CO 81657 '
BRENT ALM 827-9650(w) 2/97 (DRB rep.) N/A
P.O. Box 5211 476-8371(h)
Vail, CO 81657
Copies to:
1) Nancy Sweeney, AIPP Coordinator 479-9794 .
1905 West Gore Creek Drive Vail, CO 81657
or
Box 2155 Vail, CO 81658
2) AIPP Book 3) Suzanne Silverthorn, Community Relations, Town of Vail
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HONORARY BOARD MEMBERS:
MORGAN DOUGLAS FITZHUGH SCOTT
142 West Meadow Drive P.O. Box 1773
Vail. CO 81657 Vail, CO 81658
476-5967 (h) 476-5706 (w & h)
ARNE HANSEN, IN MEMORIAM ROD SLIFER
c/o Diane Hansen 230 Bridge Street
2603-B Cortina Lane Vail, CO 81657
Vail, CO 81657 476-2421 (w)
476-1266 (h)
ROSELYN C. SWIG
45 Belden RANDY MICHOAN
San Francisco, CA 94104 P.O. Box 1114
(415) 956-3222 Vail, CO 81658
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75 South Frontage Road Office of the Town Manager
Yail, Colorado 81657
970-479-2105/Fax 970-479-2157
MEMORANDUM
TO: Town Council
FROM: Arine E. Wright
° DATE: February 19, 1996
RE: Terms for Vail Valley Marketing Board Appointments
At the January 3, 1995 Town Council meeting the following were appointed to the above-board:
Appointed Term Expires
Barbara Black 1999
Ross Boyle 1999
John Garth 1997
Dean Leotta 1997
On February 20, 1996 you will appoint someone to fulfill John Garth's term.
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xc: Pamela A. Brandmeyer RECYCLED PAPER