HomeMy WebLinkAbout2000-08-08 Support Documentation Town Council Work Session
VAIL TOWN COUNCIL
WORK SESSION
TUESDAY, August 8, 2000
2:00 P.M. AT TOV COUNCIL CHAMBERS
NOTE: Time of items is approximate, subject to change, and cannot be
relied upon to determine at what time Council will consider an item.
1. Animal Control. (20 mins.)
Rusty Williams
2. Parking Discussion. (1:30)
Greg Hall
Mike Rose ACTION REQUESTED OF COUNCIL: Participate with the
merchants and amongst each other and the consultant in the
parking discussions regarding broad policies on next year,
short term, summer and long range parking management
strategies.
BACKGROUND RATIONALE: The Town of Vail has
undertaken a revision of the Master Transportation Plan with
regards to parking. The last major overall discussion with
regards to parking policies and objectives were almost ten
years ago. Since that time various changes have taken place
to both management polices and the operating environment.
In the context of the Town of Vail's vision of becoming "the
premier resort community", what actions need to take place
to achieve this status and what improvements long term are
necessary to sustain it? What is a prernier experience in
rognrds to our ghosts with regards to parking? What part of
the overall experience does parking play? We have
enclosed a questionnaire to assist you to prepare for the
discussions with the representatives of the two villages. We
have also had discussions with representatives of the resort
company to get their perspective.
STAFF RECOMMENDATION: Listen to the merchants,
participate in discussions, determine what additional
information is needed to continue the discussions.
3. 1-lie purpose of this worksession is to discuss the pros/cons
George Ruther of reducing the number of members on the Planning &
Environmental Commission from seven members to five.
(10 ruins.)
ACTION REQUESTED OF COUNCIL:
Listen to a brief staff presentation and provide direction to
staff on how to proceed.
BACKGROUND RATIONALE:
On August 1, 2000, the Vail Town Council considered
Ordinance No. 17, Series of 2000, on first reading. During
the Council's discussion on the ordinance Diana Donovan
suggested having additional discussion on the possibility of
reducing the number of members on the Commission from
seven members to five. The timing of the discussion was to
happen prior to second of Ordinance No. 17. Second
reading of Ordinance No. 17 is scheduled for Tuesday,
August 15th .
RECOMMENDATION:
Staff recommends maintaining seven members on the
Commission. Please refer to the staff memorandum dated
August 8, 2000, for further information.
4. Discussion of Third Sheet of Ice. (15 mins.)
Bob McLaurin
ACTION REQUESTED OF COUNCIL: Discuss the location
and cost of the temporary ice sheet.
Recommendation: None at this time
5. Discussion of Pro's/Con's of the RETT Election
Tom Moorhead (30 mins.)
BACKGROUND RATIONAL: Council has had general
discussions regarding the possibility of placing a question on
the upcoming Coordinated General Election ballot in regard
to the use of the Real Estate Transfer Tax Funds. To aid in
that discussion, three ineinos have been attached. "I lie first
is entitled the Evolution of RF_TT; the second, Progression of
RFTT ordinances; and finally, a memo from Tom Moorhead
to Bob McLaurin, Steve Thompson and Pam Brandmeyer,
considering the scheduling of a RETT election question.
The schedule placing a question on the upcoming election
ballot requires the second reading of an ordinance by
September 5, 2000.
ACTION RQUESTED OF COUNCIL:
6. DRB Report. (5 mins.)
Allison Ochs
Brent Wilson
7. Information Update. (10 mins.)
8. Council Reports. (10 mins.)
9. Other. (10 mins.)
10. Adjournment. (5:20 P.M.)
NOTE UPCOMING MEETING START TIMES BELOW:
(ALL TIMES ARE APPROXIMATE AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE)
THE NEXT VAIL TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR WORK SESSION
WILL BE ON TUESDAY, 8/15100, BEGINNING AT 2:00 P.M. IN TOV COUNCIL
CHAMBERS.
THE FOLLOWING VAIL TOWN COUNCIL. REGULAR WORT( SESSION
WILL BE ON TUESDAY, 8/22100, BEGINNING AT 2:00 P.M. IN TOV COUNCIL
CHAMBERS.
THE NEXT VAIL TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR EVENING MEETING
WILL BE ON TUESDAY, 8/15/00, BEGINNING AT 7:00 P.M. IN TOV COUNCIL
CHAMBERS.
Sign language interpretation available upon request with 24-hour notification.
Please call 479-2332 voice or 479-2356 TDD for information.
VAIL PARKING STUDY DISUCSSION ITEMS
1. If Vail is to achieve the status of our Vision To Be the of Premier Resort Community
and if you consider current obstacles blocking us from getting there are resolved (perfect
world).
Describe a premier customer/guest experience from the business as well as the
customer point of view
What is the demographic mix of customer visits
How does this change from time of season
o What are the total number of guests for the season
What is the growth rate of guest visits
II. What is the premier experience of customers using public parking during their visit?
o Availability both in regards to time and location
Convenience with regards to their ultimate destination and ease of use
o Cost
Appearance
Safety
III. To what degree does public parking relate to the various demographic users with
regards to achieving primer resort status.
Guests, International and Domestic Destination, Colorado Overnight, Day
Customers
Employees
IV. What are the primary deficiencies related to public parking which keep us from
reaching our vision.
o Availability of Parking?
Cost of providing parking?
o Cost to park?
o Management of parking supplies?
Other?
V. What type of public actions could resolve or mitigate the parking problem so we may
reach premier status? In both the short term and the long term.
o Additional parking Supply? Are their any cost constraints?
Modified pricing structure?
o Modified privileges or regulations? For which user groups when and where?
Modified revenue stream to offset actions
VI. What are your expectations regarding this parking analysis?
VII. With the introduction of the 10- day at Vail Buddy Pass, how should these impacts
be managed during our peak times 15- 20 times per year (Frontage road parking) and
our busy times 30-50 times per year (Vail Village Structure Full)?
Memorandum
To: Vail Town Council
From: George Ruther, Chief of Planning
Russell Forrest, Director of Community Development
Date: August 8, 2000
Re: Reducing the number of members on the Planning & Environmental Commission
The purpose of this memorandum is to provide the Town Council with background information and the
possible pros/cons of reducing the number of members on the Planning & Environmental Commission.
Backeround Information
According to the Vail Town Code there shall be seven members on the Town of Vail Planning &
Environmental Commission. The Vail Town Council appoints the Commission members. The
Commissioners serve two-year terms.
The following individuals currently serve on the Commission:
Galen Aasland, Chairmen, Open Space Committee (Architect) third term
John Scofield, (Airline Pilot) third term
Diane Golden, AIPP Rep. (Homemaker) third term
Tom Weber (Architect) second term
Brian Doyon (Landscape Architect) second term
Doug Cahill (Mountain Planner) first term
Chas Bernhardt (Contractor) first term
Pros/Cons
On August 1, 2000, at the request of the Planning & Environmental Commission, the staff presented
Ordinance No. 17, Series of 2000, an ordinance removing the requirement for PEC representation on the
Town of Vail Design Review Board on first reading to the Vail Town Council. The proposed ordinance
was approved 6-1 (Donovan opposed) on first reading. During discussions on the proposed ordinance
Councilwoman Donovan requested that staff prepare a memorandum outlining the pros/cons of reducing
the number of PEC members from seven members down to five prior to second reading. Second reading is
currently scheduled for Tuesday evening, August 15, 2000.
The following is a list of possible pros/cons for having seven members on the Commission verses five:
Pros:
o More members allows for greater diversity
o More members to share in the responsibilities to other boards and committees (DRB, AIPP, Open
Space, etc.)
C Less annual turnover which creates greater consistency
Cons:
o Does not address the issue of time commitment and redundancy of roles
More positions to fill each year
o Greater cost to the Town (volunteer benefits, meals, etc.)
Staff Recommendation
Staff recommends that number of members on the Planning & Environmental Commission remains at
seven. We believe the current make-up and configuration of the Commission is appropriate and provides
the necessary diversity and consistency. We also recognize that seven seats are more difficult to fill than
five. Most importantly, we believe that the current Commission and the many past Commissioners have
served the interests and needs of the community very well in their voluntary role.
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TOWN OF NVAI
Office of the Town Manager
75 South Frontage Road
Vail, Colorado 81657
970-479-2105/Fax 970-479-2157
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MEMORANDUM
TO: Vail Town Council
FR: Bob McLaurin, Town Manager
®T: August 4, 2000
RE: Third Sheet of Ice
As of Friday morning (August 4th), I am still meeting w/players and
stakeholders with regard to the third sheet of ice. I will be ready to present
information to Council orally at Tuesday's work session.
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The Evolution of RETT
Creation of the Real Estate Transfer Tax (RETT) in 1980 is considered to be
among Vail's greatest treasure and the envy of other communities which are now
prohibited by state law from enacting such a tax. In Vail, RETT generates
approximately $2 million per year. Town officials estimate a $9 million surplus in
the fund within the next 10 years.
RETT Milestones
February 1978 Council voted unanimously to place a Real Estate Transfer Tax
for the purposes of "real property, open space, recreational parks or employee
housing" on the April 1978 Town of Vail ballot.
April 1978 Vail voters rejected the proposed 1 % Real Estate Transfer Tax. The
vote was 69 to 101.
July 1979 Rather than return the issue to a public vote, the Town Council voted
6-1 to establish a 1 % Real Estate Transfer Tax with a slight modification in use.
Proceeds would go towards the "purchase of real property, open space and
recreational or park purposes," but not employee housing.
December 1980 Although collections hadn't yet begun, the 1979 RETT
ordinance was amended by Council to clarify that each person or persons
involved in the transfer are jointly responsible for payment. It also explained the
full meaning of transfer, real property, how the public is charged and
reemphasized who is exempt and who must pay.
December 1980 After more than two years of discussion, the Town Council
enacted the 1 % Real Estate Transfer Tax with collections beginning
Dec. 16, 1980.
September 1984 Council amended the RETT ordinance to clarify collection of
delinquent accounts.
April 1987 Council established a cap of 1 % on RETT unless voted on by town
residents. This ordinance is no longer applicable due to passage of the Tabor
Amendment, which does not allow the town to raise the 1 % tax under the
Colorado Constitution. Additionally, the uses of the transfer tax fee were
expanded to include the improvement of land.
October 1992 Council passed an ordinance that made it possible to use RETT
for "acquisition, improvement and maintenance of real property within the limits of
the Town or within a mile of the town boundaries." This allowed the town to
proceed with the Dowd Junction recreation path.
September 1993 Council passed an ordinance that specified delinquent: taxes
and assessments be turned over to the Eagle County Treasurer after October 1
of each year.
Progression of RETT Ordinances
Ordinance No. 26, Series of 1979.
Whereas, the Town Council wishes to impose a land transfer tax on transfers of real property
within the Town of Vail and to provide for the earmarking of the proceeds therefrom for the
purchase of real property, and it is the intention of the Town Council that at such time as
sufficient parcels of property have been acquired, that portion of the tax shall cease.
Section 9, Application of Funds.
a. All funds received by the Town of Vail pursuant to this ordinance shall be deposited in
the Land Transfer Tax Fund, which fund is hereby created. The Fund shall be subject to
appropriation only for the following purposes.
i. Acquiring land for parks, recreation, open space and/or similar purposes:
Ordinance No. 26, Series of 1979, as amended by Ordinance No. 5, Series of 1990.
Whereas, the Town Council wishes to impose a land transfer tax on transfers of real property
within the Town of Vail and to provide for the earmarking of the proceeds therefrom for the
purchase of real property, and it is the intention of the Town Council that at such time as
sufficient parcels of property have been acquired for Town purposes and any borrowing or
financing therefore has been paid in full, then the tax will not apply to transfers occurring
thereafter.
Section 9, Application of Funds.
a. All funds received by the Town of Vail pursuant to this ordinance shall be deposited in
the Land Transfer Tax Fund, which fund is hereby created. The funds shall be subject to
appropriation only for the following purposes: acquiring real property for parks, recreation, open
space and/or similar purposes, including paying incidental costs and the principle of and interest
on any borrowing for the acquisition.
Ordinance No. 23, Series of 1984.
An Ordinance amending Chapter 3.48.130, Paragraph C, of the Municipal Code of the Town of
Vail to provide for certification of delinquent land transfer taxes to the County Treasurer and for
the extension of such delinquencies upon the real property tax rolls of the County and the
collection of such delinquent fees in the same manner as delinquent general taxes levied upon
such property.
Ordinance No. 8, Series of 1987.
Whereas, the Town Council has received input from the general public that it makes sense to use
the Transfer Tax not only for the acquisition of open space, recreation and park land, but also for
the improvement of such land.
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TOWN OF PAIL
Office of the Town Attorney •
75 South Frontage Road
Vail, Colorado 81657 COLORADO-USA
970-479-2107/Fax 970-479-2157
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MEMORANDUM
TO: Robert W. McLaurin
Steve Thompson
Pam Brandmeyer
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FROM: R. Thomas Moorhead,,.'
DATE: April 23, 1999
SUBJECT: Scheduling of RETT Election
Article X, Section 20, the Taxpayers Bill of Rights provides that "Ballot issues shall be decided in
a state general election, biennial local district election, or on the first Tuesday in November of odd
number years. Except for petitions, bonded debt, charter or constitutional provisions, districts may
consolidate ballot issues and voters may approve a delay of up to four years in voting on ballot
issues."
"Ballot Issues" regarding scheduling of elections, is limited to fiscal matters. In Zaner vs. Citv of
Brighton, 917 P2d 280 (1996), the Supreme Court held that TABOR provision goveming scheduling
of elections applies only to issues of government financing, spending and taxation governed by
TABOR, and has no bearing on people's ability to schedule special elections on local measures
not affected by TABOR.
TABOR requires voter approval in advance for any new tax or tax rate increase, but proposed
change in the use of revenues generated by an existing Real Estate Transfer tax would not
constitute a new tax or tax rate increase. Board of County Commissioners vs. E470 Public Hwy.,
881 P2d 412 (Colo. App. 1994).
The Vail Town Charter regarding actions on petitions states as follows: Submission to Voters. The
vote of the Town on a proposed or referred ordinance shall be held not less than thirty days and
not later than ninety days from the date of the final Council vote thereon. If no regular Town
election is to be held within the period prescribed in this section, then Council shall provide for a
special election: otherwise, the vote shall be held at the same time as such regular election, except
that the Council may at its discretion provide for a special election at an earlier date within the
prescribed period.
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Section 3.48.090, Land Transfer Tax Fund is hereby repealed and reenacted with amendments to
read as follows:
A. All funds received by the Town pursuant to this Chapter shall be deposited in the Land
Transfer Tax Fund, which fund is hereby created. The fund shall be subject to appropriation only
for the following purposes: acquiring and improving real property, for parks, recreation, open
space and/or similar purposes and the construction of buildings which are incidental to park,
recreation and open space land, including paying incidental costs and the principle of and interest
on any borrowing for such acquisition, improvement and construction.
B. For the purposes of this Chapter, building shall mean any structure having a roof
supported by columns or walls, or any other enclosed structure for the housing of persons,
animals, or property.
Ordinance No. 10, Series of 1992.
Whereas, the Town Council wishes to amend the land transfer tax to provide that land transfer
tax funds can be utilized for the acquisition and improvement of real property not only within the
Town, but also within one mile of the Town boundaries; and
Whereas, the Town Council also wishes to provide more specific guidelines for the use of the
land transfer tax.
Section 3.48.090(A) of the Municipal Code of the Town of Vail is hereby amended to read as
follows:
Section 3.48.090(A). All funds received by the Town pursuant to this chapter shall be
deposited in the land transfer tax fund, which fund is hereby created. The fund shall be subject to
appropriation for only the following purposes within the Town of Vail or within one mile of the
boundaries of the Town of Vail:
a) Acquiring, improving, maintaining, and repairing real property for parks, recreation, open
space and similar purposes;
b) The construction, maintenance and repair of buildings which are incidental to park,
recreation, and open space land;
C) Landscaping parks and open space;
d) The construction, maintenance, repair, and landscaping of recreation paths set forth in the
Town of Vail Recreation Trails plan as it may be amended by the Town Council from time to
time;
e) Paying incidental costs and principle of and interest on any funds borrowed for the
purposes set forth in Section 3.48.090(A).
COUNCIL FOLLOW-UP
TQUESTIONS FOLLOWILIP
2000
BOB: Write a letter to the organizers to thank them for
06/06/00 - BALD MOUNTAIN NEIGHBORHOOD creating such a lovely garden.
ENTRY
Diana Donovan
07/25/00 DOBSON ICE ARENA PAM: Inc. 500 organizers have expressed negative Pam and Lorelei will be meeting with Kathy Fort Carty from Destination
feedback re: the approval process for the use of Dobson Services. Destination Services personnel are currently preparing a written
Rod Slifer Arena. follow up summary.
08/03/00 EMPLOYEE GENERATION PAM/BETH: Schedule a joint work session with Eagle Eagle County Commissioners office asked that we submit a letter
County Commissioners, as soon after the November 7" requesting a joint meeting. See the attached letter.
Chuck Ogilby election, as possible to discuss: Employee Generation.
07/25/00 CAPACITY ISSUE AT DOBSON BOB/ROSS: Bring resolution to this issue. Gary Goodell, the Town's Chief Building Official, has been corresponding via e-mail with Brian
Meacham, P.E. of Arup & Associates in Cambridge, MA. Brian has been serving with Gary on the
International Code Council (ICC) Performance Code Drafting committee since August of 1996.
Diana Donovan They recently completed the ICC "Performance Code for Buildings & Facilities," and it is to be
published within the next 30 days.
Brian is one of the best, if not the best, fire protection engineers ("FPE") Gary has ever seen or
heard of. He has written a book and numerous papers on performance codes and has practiced
fire protection engineering in Europe and North America. He is currently completing his PhD in
performance codes at Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) in Worcester, MA.
The reason why the Town is able to get someone of this caliber for this little money is that Gary
worked together on the performance code committee and, quite frankly, the Town can use a case
study like this to illustrate the practical use of the new performance code as it is applied to an
existing building.
Gary has sent Brian and his associate with Arup & Associates, Chris Marrion, Gary's memo
concerning Dobson and some digital photos that we took of the facility. Stanley Turner of O'Dell
architects has agreed to send Brian and Chris copies of the architectural plans for Dobson as soon
as possible.
Both Brian and Gary will be attending ICBO's annual conference in San Francisco during the week
of September 4-9, beginning the Tuesday immediately after Labor Day. They will be presenting the
newly published performance code to the ICBO membership as one of the educational sessions
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for the conference. Brian has suggested that he may be able to "piggyback" a stop in Vail either
immediately before or after the ICBO conference in order to minimize the expenses of such a trip.
The Town might want to be thinking about which "stakeholders" it would want to attend such a
meeting.
As things stand now, Arup & Associates will begin work on the project immediately. It sounds like
the VRD/TOV may want to get something going on improvements to Dobson beginning next
spring. In the meantime, anything the Town and VRD could do to improve the life safety
characteristics of the facility in the way of minor, best bang for the buck improvements or changes
in operating procedures prior to the upcoming ski season should be considered.
Gary will keep everyone posted as soon as we hear more from Arup & Associates regarding scope
of work, timelines, roles for stakeholders, etc.
August 4, 2000, Page 2
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TOWN OF VAIL
75 South Frontage Road
Vail, Colorado 81657
970-479-2100
Fax: 970-479-2157
www.CL vail.CO. uS
August 3, 2000
Jack Ingstad, County Administrator
PO Box 850
Eagle, CO 81631
Re: Joint meeting the Eagle County Commissioners and the Vail
Town Council.
Dear Jack,
The Vail Town Council has requested a joint meeting with the Eagle
County Commissioners as soon after the November 7th election as
possible to discuss: Employee Generation.
The Town Council will be happy to travel to Eagle for this meeting. Please
let me know when the Commissioners will be available to meet. If you
have any questions please call me at 479-2106.
Thank you,
SC7
Beth Salter
Executive Assistant
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VAIL STATS 4. 9.06
1999 January 1 through December 31
1999
Vail Activities 448 (14% of yearly activity) (14% of budget is $63,000)
At Large Dog Calls 242
Impounds 63 (58 dog & 7 cat impounds) 9% of yearly impounds
Bite Reports 29 (1 cat bite)
Nuisance 24
Other 49
Citations 117 23% of yearly citations - (all fines going to Town of Vail)
Warnings 184 45% of yearly warnings
301 field violator contacts.
Hours Worked in Vail 1999 1016.50 (represents 22% of patrol - all sectors)
14% of salaries and benefits: $33,827.36
22% of patrol cost: $29,001.76 (this includes vehicle, logistic & Admin. cost)
$62,829.12 (14% of total budget)
2000 January 1 through June 30
2000
Vail Activities 212 (23% of yearly activity to date)
At Large Dog Calls 127
Impounds 45 (41 dog & 4 cat impounds)
Bite Reports 9
Nuisance 4
Other 27
Citations 45 (all dog)
Warnings 32 (all dog)
Hours Worked in Vail 2000 first 6 months: 503.25 (23% 1s1 six months - of all sectors)
1519.75
Since 1998 animal bites and attacks have gone from 27% of the county total to 23% in 1999 and
are at 17% for the first half of this year. (37 to 31 to 11)
(15% for first seven months) - 9 total
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Animal Control
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July Activity Report for Sector # 2
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Date :7/l/2000 Time :7:00:00 AM Location :LUPINE DR Officer : AC09
Citation : Citation # : Written Warning : Tag Species : Dog
Owner: Breed : RETRIEVER
Violations: At Large : y Tags : Bite : Nuisance : Lost y/n: Case
Other : Other description :RP LET GO
Surrender : Impounded : Disposition : Disposition Date : Unclaimed days :
Date :7/3/2000 Time :5:45:00 PM Location : REDSANDSTONE CIRCLE Officer : AC04
Citation : Citation # : Written Warning : Tag Species : Dog
Owner: Breed
POTATO PATCH CLUB #6 VAIL
Violations: At Large : Tags : Bite : Nuisance : y Lost y/n: Case
Other : Other description :
Surrender : Impounded : Disposition : LDC Disposition Date : Unclaimed days :
Date :7/3/2000 Time :5:45:00 PM Location :3988 LUPINE Officer : AC04
Citation : Citation Written Warning : Tag Species Dog
Owner: Breed : RETRIEVER
Violations: At Large : Tags : Bite : Nuisance : Lost y/n: Case
Other : y Other description :IN CUSTODY
Surrender : Impounded : Disposition : RTO Disposition Date : Unclaimed days :
Date :7/4/2000 Time :10:00:00 PM Location : SANDSTONE 70 Offcer : AC06
Citation : Citation # : Written Warning : y Tag Species : Dog
Owner: Breed
SANDSTONE 70 #11C VAIL
Violations: At Large : Tags :y Bite : Nuisance: y Lost y/n: Case
Other : Other description :BARKING DOG
Surrender : Impounded : Disposition : POD Disposition Date : Unclaimed days :
Date :7/5/2000 Time :2:10:00 PM Location :1280 N FRONTAGE RD 1-9 Offcer : AC20
Citation : Citation Written Warning : Tag Species :CAT
Owner: Breed : DSH
Violations: At Large : Tags : Bite : Nuisance : Lost y/n: Case
Other : Other description :
Surrender : y Impounded : Disposition : Disposition Date : Unclaimed days : 5
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Eagle County Government
Animal Control
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- July Activity Report for Sector # 2
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Date : 7/6/2000 Time: 11:45: 00 AM Location :4093 SPRUCE WAY #34 Officer : AC20
Citation : Citation Written Warning : Tag Species :CAT
Owner: Breed : DLH
Violations: At Large : Tags : Bite : Nuisance : Lost y/n: Case
Other : Other description :
Surrender : y Impounded : Disposition : Disposition Date : Unclaimed days : 5
Date :7/8/2000 Time :2:56:00 PM Location :WEST VAIL CITY MARKET Officer : AC09
Citation : Citation # : Written Warning : Tag Species :Dog
Owner: Breed
Violations: At Large : Tags : Bite : Nuisance : Lost y/n: Case
Other : y Other description: DOG SCARING PEOPLE
Surrender : Impounded : Disposition : GOA Disposition Date : Unclaimed days :
Date :7/10/2000 Time: 10: 50: 00 AM Location : HOMESTAKE CIR/VAIL VALLEY DR / HORNSILVE Officer : AC09
Citation : Citation Written Warning : Tag Species :Dog
Owner: Breed : RET X 2
Violations: At Large : y Tags : Bite : Nuisance : Lost y/n: Case
Other : Other description :NONE FOUND
Surrender : Impounded : Disposition : GOA Disposition Date : Unclaimed days
Date : 7/11/2000 Time: 10: 30: 00 AM Location :2642 KINNICKINNICK CRT Officer :AC02
Citation : Citation Written Warning : Tag Species :Dog
Owner: Breed : LAB X
2674 LARKSPUR LN LOWER UNIT VAIL
Violations: At Large : y Tags : Bite : Nuisance : Lost y/n: Case
Other : Other description :
Surrender: Impounded : Disposition : VW Disposition Date : Unclaimed days
Date :7/12/2000 Time: 10: 15: 00 AM Location : LIONSRIDGE LOOP - GRAND TRAVERSE Officer : AC02
Citation : Citation # : Written Warning : Tag Species :Dog
Owner: Breed : LAB
Violations: At Large : y Tags : Bite : Nuisance : Lost y/n: Case
Other : Other description :
Surrender : Impounded : Disposition : GOA Disposition Date : Unclaimed days :
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Eagle County Government
Animal Control
July Activity Report for Sector # 2
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Date : 7/16/2000 Time :5:20:00 PM Location :1-70 MM 180 Officer : AC09
Citation : Citation # : Written Warning : Tag Species :Dog
Owner: Breed : GERMAN SHEPHERD
Violations: At Large : Tags : Bite : Nuisance : Lost y/n: Case
Other : y Other description :DEAD ON HIGHWAY
Surrender : Impounded : Disposition : GOA Disposition Date : Unclaimed days :
Date :7/16/2000 Time: 1158:00 PM Location :2211 N FRONTAGE RD W Officer : AC09
Citation : Citation # : Written Warning : Tag Species : Dog
Owner: Breed
Violations: At Large : Tags : Bite : Nuisance : Lost y/n: Case
Other : y Other description :DOG LOCKED IN RED ISUZU RODEO
Surrender: Impounded : Disposition : GOA Disposition Date : Unclaimed days :
Date :7/19/2000 Time: 11: 00: 00 AM Location : INTERLOCHEN CONDO #8 Officer : AC07
Citation : Citation # : Written Warning : Tag Species :Dog
Owner: Breed : ROTT/LAB X
Violations: At Large : y Tags :y Bite : Nuisance : Lost y/n: Case
Other : Other description :FIRST OFFENSE
Surrender : Impounded : y Disposition : Disposition Date : Unclaimed days : 5
Date :7/20/2000 Time: 3:20:00 PM Location : VAIL CITY MARKET Officer :
Citation : Citation # : Written Warning : Tag Species :Dog
Owner: Breed : BISHONE
Violations: At Large : Tags : Bite : Nuisance : Lost y/n: Case
Other : y Other description :LOCKED IN CAR
Surrender: Impounded : Disposition : GOA Disposition Date : Unclaimed days :
Date :7/21/2000 Time :4:07:00 PM Location :2400 BLK GARMISCH Officer :AC07
Citation : Citation Written Warning : Tag Species :Dog
Owner: Breed
Violations: At Large : y Tags : Bite : Nuisance : Lost y/n: Case
Other : Other description
Surrender : Impounded : Unclaimed days
Eagle County Government
Animal Control
July Activity Report for Sector # 2
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Impounded : Disposition : LDC Disposition Date : 7/21/2000 Unclaimed days :
Surrender
Date : 7/21/2000 Time :5:30:00 PM Location : WEST VAIL ROUNDABOUT Officer : AC07
Citation : Citation # : Written Darning : Tag Species :Dog
Owner: UNKNOWN Breed
Violations: At Large : y Tags : Bite : Nuisance : Lost y/n: Case
Other : Other description :
Surrender : Impounded : Disposition : GOA Disposition Date : 7/21/2000 Unclaimed days :
Date : 7/23/2000 Time: 8:57:00 PM Location :796 FORREST RD Officer : AC04
Citation : Citation # : Written Darning : Tag Species :Dog
Owner: UNKNOWN Breed
Violations: At Large : y Tags : Bite : Nuisance : Lost y/n: Case
Other : Other description :IN CUSTODY \ DISREGARD
Surrender : Impounded : Disposition : Disposition Date : Unclaimed days :
Date :7/24/2000 Time :4:00:00 PM Location : STEPHENS PARK Officer : AC04
Citation : Citation # : Written Warning : Tag Species :Dog
Owner: Breed : LAB
Violations: At Large : y Tags : Bite : Nuisance : Lost y/n: Case
Other : Other description :
Surrender : Impounded : Disposition : GOA Disposition Date : Unclaimed days :
Date :7/29/2000 Time: 5:03:00 PM Location : LARKSPUR LN Officer : AC09
Citation : Citation # : Written Warning : Tag Species :Dog
Owner: Breed : HUSKY
Violations: At Large : y Tags : Bite : Nuisance : Lost y/n: Case
Other : Other description :
Surrender: Impounded : Disposition : GOA Disposition Date : Unclaimed days :
Date : 7/31/2000 Time: 1:30:00 PM Location :414 J BIGHORN RD Officer : AC20
Citation : Citation # : Written Warning : Tag Species :OTHER
Owner: Breed : HAMSTER
Violations: At Large : Tags : Bite : Nuisance : Lost y/n: Case
Other : Other description :
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Other : Other description
Surrender : y Impounded : Disposition : Disposition Date : Unclaimed days :
Date : 7/31/2000 Time: 1: 30:00 PM Location :414 J BIGHORN RD Officer : AC20
Citation : Citation # : Written Warning : Tag Species :OTHER
Owner: Breed : HAMSTER
Violations: At Large : Tags : Bite : Nuisance : Lost y/n: Case
Other : Other description :
Surrender : y Impounded : Disposition : Disposition Date : Unclaimed days
Date :7/31/2000 Time: 1:30:00 PM Location :414 J BIGHORN RD Officer :AC20
Citation : Citation # : Written Warning : Tag Species :OTHER
Owner: Breed : HAMSTER
Violations: At Large : Tags : Bite : Nuisance : Lost y/n: Case
Other : Other description :
Surrender : y Impounded : Disposition : Disposition Date : Unclaimed days :
Date :7/31/2000 Time: 1: 30: 00 PM Location :414 J BIGHORN RD Officer :AC20
Citation : Citation # : Written Warning : Tag Species :OTHER
Owner: Breed : HAMSTER
Violations: At Large : Tags : Bite : Nuisance : Lost y/n: Case
Other : Other description :
Surrender : y Impounded : Disposition : Disposition Date : Unclaimed days :
Date :7/31/2000 Time :1:30:00 PM Location :414 J BIGHORN RD Officer :AC20
Citation : Citation # : Written Warning : Tag Species :OTHER
Owner: Breed : HAMSTER
Violations: At Large : Tags : Bite : Nuisance : Lost y/n: Case
Other : Other description :
Surrender : y Impounded : Disposition : Disposition Date : Unclaimed days :
Date : 7/9/2000 Time: 1:00:00 PM Location :00 BLK GORE CRK DR & PLACID PL Officer :AC09
Citation :y Citation M55222 Written Warning : Tag # :00-7360 Species :Dog
Owner: WESLEY ANDREWS Breed : SHEPHERD
2095 VERMONT RD VAIL
Violations: At Large : y Tags :y Bite : Nuisance : Lost y/n: Case
Other :
Cagle County Government
Animal Control
July Activity Report for Sector # 2
Page 22
Other : Other description :FIRST OFFENSE
Surrender : Impounded : y Disposition : Reclaimed Disposition Date : 7/10/2000 Unclaimed days : 0
Date :7/3/2000 Time: 11:45:00 AM Location : STEPHENS PARK Officer : AC06
Citation : Citation Written Warning : Tag #:00-6611 Species : Dog
Owner: LAURA BADILLO Breed : SHEPHERD
0118 BACHLORS GULCH BEAVERCREEK
Violations: At Large : Tags : Bite : Nuisance : Lost y/n: Case
Other : y Other description :DOG NOT ON A LEASH
Surrender : Impounded : Disposition : VW Disposition Date : Unclaimed days :
Date :7/18/2000 Time: 1:45:00 PM Location :INTERMOUNTAIN PARK Officer : AC06
Citation : Citation Written Warning : y Tag Species :Dog
Owner: CHER BERNARDO Breed : RETRIEVER X
2982 BELLFLOWER DR VAIL
Violations: At Large : y Tags : y Bite : Nuisance : Lost y/n: Case
Other : Other description :
Surrender : Impounded : Disposition : Disposition Date : 7/18/2000 Unclaimed days
Date :7/12/2000 Time: 10:15:00 AM Location :SIERRA TRAIUALPINE DR Officer : AC02
Citation : Citation Written Warning : y Tag Species : Dog
Owner: JOHN BRENNAN Breed : DALMATION
1838 SIERRA TRL VAIL
Violations: At Large : y Tags : y Bite : Nuisance : Lost y/n: Case
Other : Other description :
Surrender : Impounded : Disposition : Disposition Date : 7/12/2000 Unclaimed days
Date :7/14/2000 Time: 12: 00:00 PM Location :2712 KINNICKINNICK Officer :AC20
Citation : Citation # : Written Warning : Tag Species :Dog
Owner: STEPHEN FLEISCHMAN Breed : CHOW X
41 E LARIAT RD EDWARDS
Violations: At Large : Tags : Bite : Nuisance : Lost yln: Case
Other : Other description
Surrender : y Impounded : Disposition :Adopted Disposition Date : 7/25/2000 Unclaimed days : 5
Date :7/4/2000 Time :7:30:00 AM Location :2450 CHAMONIX 4-A Officer : AC04
Citation : Citation Written Warning : Tag #:00-7349 Species :Dog
Owner: SCOTT HINERFIELD Breed : HUSKY
2458 GARMISH DR VAIL
Violations: At Large : Tags : Bite : Nuisance : Lost y/n: Case
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Eagle County Government
Animal Control
July Activity Report for Sector # 2
Page 23
2458 GARMISH DR VAIL
Violations: At Large : Tags : Bite : Nuisance: Lost y/n: Case
Other : Other description :
Surrender : Impounded : y Disposition : Reclaimed Disposition Date : 7/5/2000 Unclaimed days : 0
Date :7/13/2000 Time: 1: 30: 00 PM Location :1-70 NEAR MM 176 Officer : AC06
Citation : Citation # : Written Warning : Tag Species :Dog
Owner: BEN HOHMAN Breed : MIX
1518 BUFFHER CREEK RD VAIL
Violations: At Large : Tags : Bite : Nuisance : Lost y/n: Case
Other : Other description :
Surrender : Impounded : Disposition : UTC Disposition Date : Unclaimed days :
Date : 7/27/2000 Time: 10:30:00 AM Location :955 RED SANDSTONE Officer : AC07
Citation : Citation # : Written Warning : y Tag Species :Dog
Owner: DEBRA KELLER Breed : RETRIEVER & LAB
935 RED SANDSTONE #46 VAIL
Violations: At Large : y Tags : Bite : Nuisance : Lost y/n: Case
Other : Other description :
Surrender : Impounded : Disposition : Disposition Date : 7/27/2000 Unclaimed days
Date : 7/27/2000 Time :4:40:00 PM Location : WESTHAVEN LN Officer : AC07
Citation : Citation Written Warning : y Tag Species :Dog
Owner: FERNANDO PALACIOS Breed : CHIH/TERRIER
3912 BLAKE ST LASVEGAS
Violations: At Large : y Tags : y Bite : Nuisance : Lost y/n: Case
Other : Other description :STAYING @SUNRIDGE PH II - AVON
Surrender : Impounded : Disposition : Disposition Date : 7/27/2000 Unclaimed days
Date :7/22/2000 Time: 10:40:00 AM Location :SANDSTONE 7011C Officer :AC04
Citation :y Citation # : M54641 Written Warning : Tag #:00-5564 Species :Dog
Owner: DINA PROIETTI Breed : LAB
915 RED SANDSTONE #11C VAIL
Violations: At Large : Tags : Bite : Nuisance : y Lost y/n: Case
Other : Other description :DISTURBING THE PEACE
Surrender : Impounded : Disposition : Disposition Date : 7/25/2000 Unclaimed days :
Date :7/25/2000 Time :2:30:00 PM Location : STEPHENS PARK Officer : AC04
Citation : Citation # : Written Warning : Tag Species :Dog
Owner: DOUGLAS REEDIE Breed : AKITA X & DALMATION
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Page 24
DOUGLAS REEDIE Breed : AKITA X & DALMATION
100 W BEAVER CREEK AVON
Violations: At Large : Tags : Bite : Nuisance : Lost y/n: Case
Other : y Other description :DOGS OFF LEASH
Surrender : Impounded : Disposition : VW Disposition Date : Unclaimed days
Date :7/13/2000 Time :7:10:00 PM Location :VAIL POLICE DEPT Officer : AC06
Citation :y Citation # : M53321 Written Warning : Tag # :00-7105 Species :Dog
Owner: SCOTT SAILER Breed : HUSKY
COLUMBINE CIR #4A EAGLEVAIL
Violations: At Large : y Tags :y Bite : Nuisance : Lost y/n: Case
Other : Other description :FIRST OFFENSE
Surrender : Impounded : y Disposition : RTO Disposition Date : 7/13/2000 Unclaimed days : 0
Date :7/24/2000 Time: 1:52-00 PM Location : STEPHENS PARK Officer : AC04
Citation : Citation # : Written Warning : Tag Species :Dog
Owner: BARBARA STAR Breed : LAB
22428 SPRING FLOWER GOLDEN
Violations: At Large : Tags : Bite : Nuisance : Lost y/n: Case
Other : y Other description :OFF A LEASH IN PUBLIC AREA
Surrender : Impounded : Disposition : VW Disposition Date : 7/24/2000 Unclaimed days :
Date :7/15/2000 Time :7:45:00 PM Location :2414 ELLIOT RANCH RD Officer :
Citation :y Citation M54640 Written Warning : Tag # :00-7083 Species :Dog
Owner: RICHARD TRAVERS Breed : LAB
1422 MORAINE DR VAIL
Violations: At Large : y Tags : y Bite : Nuisance : Lost y/n: Case
Other : Other description :FIRST OFFENSE
Surrender: Impounded : y Disposition : Reclaimed Disposition Date : 7/17/2000 Unclaimed days : 0
Date :7/18/2000 Time: 1:45:00 PM Location : INTERMOUNTAIN PARK - STEVENS Officer : AC06
Citation : Citation # : Written Warning : y Tag #:00-7276 Species :Dog
Owner: JENIFER WHISTON Breed : LAB
400 E MEADOW DR #B VAIL
Violations: At Large : y Tags : Bite : Nuisance: Lost y/n: Case
Other : Other description :
Surrender: Impounded : Disposition : Disposition Date : 7/18/2000 Unclaimed days
Date :7/6/2000 Time: 10:45:00 AM Location :2487 CHAMONIX LN Officer : AC20
Citation : Citation # : Written Warning : Tag Species :CAT
Owner:
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Animal Control
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Owner: CHAS WILLIAMS
1304 CRAZY HORSE CIR BLDG EDWARDS Breed : DSH
Violations: 182
At Large : Tags : Bite Nuisance: Lost y/n: Case
Other : Other description :
Surrender : Impounded : y Disposition :Adopted Disposition Date : 7/17/2000 Unclaimed days : 5
Violation Totals for Sector # 2
Total Citations = 4 Total Written Warnings = 6 Total Unclaimed days = 25
Total At Large = 18 Total Tags = 8 Total Bites= 0 Total Nuisance= 3
Total Surrenders = 8 Total Impounds = 6 Total Other = 8