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2007-04-17 Support Documentation Town Council Evening Session
l3 ~¢ Beaver Ci-eek Resort Company Gross Resort .Revenues by Category by Fiscal Year (October l st through September 30th) 120,000,000 100,000,000 80,000,000 - --- - - - - ~ i -- ~ I -I 60,000,000 - - - 40,000,000 ` ~ {:, '`J`~' --- - - - - - - --. 20,000,000 - - - 0 _ .- Lods~ii~~ - -- Restaurant ---- - Retail -- - Total Rc~~uu c 0 FY 2000 -- - - - 52,800,457 -- 27,704,222 - 26,262,998 106,767,676 - ---- - - - -- ^ FY 2001 -- - 54,748,896 - - 26,113,949 28,289,223 109,152,069 ^ FY 2002 49,321,460 24,197,301 26,733,267 100,252,027 - ^ FY 2003 - - 47,874,666 24,606,492 27,471,999 99,953,1 S7 ~FY 2004 49,872,965 26,969,228 28,994,930 105,837,124 ^ FY 2005 55,082,067 27,662,560 29,507,838 112,252,466 ~FY 2006 57,124,200 30,460,595 30,694,180 118,278,975 ~-1, ~ ~ . u"~- ail Chamber & :~~: ,~ Business .,,,. Association Wednesday, March 21, 2007 Commission on Special Events Town of Vail 75 S. Frontage Rd. Vail, CO 81657 241 S. Frontage. Rd. E., Suite 2 Vail, Colorado 81657 Phone: 970.477.0075 FAX: 970.477.0079 E-mail: info@vailchamber.or~ Web Site: www.vailchamber.or~ Dear Members of the Commission on Special Events: In response to the business community's request fora "kick-off to summer" event, the VCBA is proposing a family event for Saturday, June 23. It is loosely based off the success of the Big Wheel/Chili Cookoff and will fill a niche at that time of year that has not been filled. There is generally a lull between the Teva Games and the 4th of July festivities and this event will provide continuity for merchants and visitors alike. The event will take place on Bridge Street and upper and lower Gore Creek Drive. We have decided to put a fresh spin on the event and feature BBQ, as it lends itself to a western theme. Promoting it as a family event will draw the local community into town to kick-off the summer. For the inaugural year, we are proposing a small, one-day event. It is our hope that in subsequent years, it will grow in size and popularity, expanding to a weekend-long event with more activities, restaurant participation, and additional entertainment with a larger geographic draw. We have commitments from Coors, Coca-Cola, and Dasani to sponsor the event and are in the process of working out the details. Additionally, three restaurants have already signed up to participate! Resort Entertainment is also in the process. of coordinating street entertainment for that weekend and we will work with them to complement what they have in place. The VCBA is excited about this event and look forward to working with the Commission on Special Events and the business community to produce an event which is beneficial to the Town of Vail. We appreciate your support. Since y, Ka erry Exe tive Director Vail Chamber Board of Directors Rich tenBraak, President Manor Vail Marks Brenner Blue Sky Mortgage Lourdes Ferzacca, Vice President La Tour John Cogswell The Squash Blossom Ron Weinstein, Sec.-Treas Roxy Steve Rosenthal Colorado Footwear Kaye Fetry, Executive Director K. Ferry, [nc. r VAIL CHAMBER & BUSINESS ASSOCIATION BRIDGE STREET BBQ BONANZA-SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 2007 FUNDING PROPOSAL REVENUE BEER SALES $3,960 ENTRY/PARTICIPATION FEES Giant Moonbounce 400 Dunk Tank 400 Dog Show/Contest ~ 5{~ TOTAL REVENUE $4,810 EXPENSES ~~ CONCERT "~ ~~`~ r- ~ 7 Band Fee ' O,) Nyl~ CG~MS ' $3,000 Stage/Tent Rental (20 x 20') 1,750 BEER TENT Coors sponsored beer (55 cs Via? $18/cs) 990 Tent Rental (20' x 20') 250 OTHER EVENT TENT RENTALS 4 tents (cu $125 ea (10' x 10') & chairs @ 1.25 ea 610 GIANT MOONBOUNCE Rental ($200/hr for 6 hrs) 1,200 Delivery 165 Attendant (6 hrs ~q% $10/hr) 60 PONY RIDES $300/hr for 4 horses for 6 hrs 1,800 PUPPET SHOW Performers ($1000 for 3 hrs) 1,000 DUNK TANK Rental ($200 for 6 hrs) 200 Delivery 165 Attendant (6 hrs ~&) $10/hr) 60 DOG SHOW/AGILITY CONTEST *details forthcoming Equipment for course 160 Attendants (4 ppl for 2 hrs @ $10/hr) 80 Prices-donated 0 STORYTELLING Featuring Frank Doll-1 hour/donated (~ ADVERTISING Vail Daily (2 full-page & 2half-page/full color) 2,945 Sandwich boards for event schedules 900 Flyers-distributed to local business 120 SECURITY 8 ppl (~x'~ $35/hr (1 a beer tent plus 7 [;~ entrances/exits for 6 hrs ea) 1,680 ID check station (2 ppl fort hrs ~q:$10/hr) 120 3 roaming volunteers 0 MANAGEMENT FEE VCBA labor, office expense 3 500 TOV PERMITS Special Events 50 Amplified Sound 50 Liquor 50 INSURANCE Special Event/general liability ~ 3,000 TOTAL EXPENSES $23,905 TOTAL EXPENSES OVER REVENUES 19 095 ti VAIL COMMISSION ON SPECIAL EVENTS 2007 EVENT FUNDING APPLICATION Please print or type all information EVENT: ~ B Q Oh $f; ~, ,~ .S~ ~- ' PROPOSED DATE(S): _ s 3~0 7 AMOUNT OF CASH FUNDING REQUESTED x.3,000 Address: 2N1 _ __ Telephone: ~b / y°r'Y-~by~ Cell: ~/.,~3g-IS'7~ FAX: ?'70/ 7~-do7 WEBSITE: -,, L ~ ,. ~. yaa e-1~+~.~~c ec~ b~ E-Mail Address: o Q vim: ~ c~+~~ rx--. Esr a Organization's tax status: For Profit Non-Pro it* Not-for-Profit*_~ Non-Profit (SO1C-3), or Not-for-Profit (5010-6) organizations, please attach current State Department of Revenue Certificate with this application. Tax payer ID# $ ~{ -- ~ S' (~ 9 ~ ~ ~ o Does the Event benefit a charity? o If yes, please name the beneficiary: Mission Statement: 1l 10 Oro Ma'~~ ®C r. d~ ~J 00..1^7' GoMMni Yes No Numb~r'of years your organization has been in business: Qq • B1rief D1escription1of t(h~e Event: 5 1"c~e, \" e? Ven 1' '1~oL V ~ a~1 '~a+y~~ ~y Rc-I-\ V~-~ ~ S', • QD-escribe whelre ev,,elnt will be located wilthin the Town jof Vail: r r'1 f1~i~4L. 5'i f'yG. 1 '" p p Q(~ a ~d (b w of [3? o t'~ L.cY.E ~! 11('iJ ~ v ~ ~_- Will any portion of the event take lace outside of the Town of Vaii? Yes ~ No If yes, please explain: ~fl To~,i K £~~ Vim, _ ~ .~,~ P ~ ~.; i'rt o W n.'~ R i,~ c~e.3 o f ^I GoMN.Jr~`~. T()V/('SF: _ 4 _ 200 Application for Funds PRODUCING ENTITY: Vd~ i G~ L,t•~~~ ~yst'+~e,sS t15so~Za+i,~-~ President or Executive Director's Name: iiCd~~ ~~~ Name and Title of Person Completing the Application: f ~{,,.~{- (,~,,.,~ ~,,,~ • Plea((s''~~e describie briefly how you will use the funds that you are requesting from the CSE: • Will additional in-kind services be required from the Town of Vail? Yes ~ No If yes, please explain, including a description of anticipated impacts on Town of Vail services: i.e. bus service, parking, traffic control, street closures, etc. The event promoter will be charged for all labor, materials and equipment unless such services are ~ecifically exempted and approved as part of the Special Event Permit. • Is this a: New event ~ Existing event Number of years in existence Location(s) of event in previous years: • Number of participants (athletes, artists, exhibitors, etc.) anticipated ~.S ~inc,~~;~ ~~-~~r+~ Number of volunteers needed ~ ~ Number of event staff 3 `7 Q~ ~~~~~ Total Number of srectators anticipated (7 Local~_°Jo In-state (non-local)~% Out of State 39 % • if possible, would you intend to host the event in Vail beyond 2005? Yes .~ No If yes, for how many years beyond 2005? _ o rev~l~ • Do you anticipate requesting funding from the CSE next year? Yes x No If yes, in what amount? 5A w~.~ a,M„~ „~-}- ('~ ,23~ pt~ o, REQUIRED ATTACHMENTS: Detailed event budget, including all anticipated revenues and expenses. 'r Marketing plan and detailed explanation of potential for sponsorships and media exposure. r Previous year's event evaluation, including income and expense statement (if existing event). Past or projected demographics of event attendees and spending. :- Brief description of potential benefits to the Town of Vail, including an estimated # of incremental room nights and increased spending generated. What return on investment should the Town of Vail expect? Organization rosters naming: ^ All officers and respective positions ^ Board of Directors and positions 'rOV/C'SF. - 5 - 2(X)7 Application far Funds The CSE appreciates the inclusion of any additional support materials, such as videotapes, programs, news articles and other printed materials. PLEASE SUBMIT 1S COPIES (at least one formatted so as to be easily copied, i.e. unbound, 81/x x 11 size) OF THE COMPLETED APPLICATION AND REQUIRED ATTACHMENTS TO: Vail Commission on Special Events C/o Sybill Navas Town of Vail 75 S. Frontage Rd. Vail, CO $1657 For additional information contact CSE Coordinator, Sybill Navas at 970 376-2394 or specialevents ailgov com FOR CSE USE ONLY: EVENT NAME: PROPOSED DATES: Funding in the amount of was approved by the CSE on (date) Subject to the following conditions: Signature: CSE Coordinator Signature: Applicant Unless otherwise specified in the contract, CSE funds will be distributed per the following formula: ^ 1/3 of the amount upon the signing of a contract stipulating the terms of the CSE's funding allocation. ^ 1/3 of the amount upon submittal of a com lete Special Event Permit Application, which is due a minimum of 45 days prior to the start of the event. ^ 1/3 of the amount upon the completion of the event. TOV/CSE _ ~ _ .2007 Application for Funds BB on Bri a Street 5nrnmer Festival 6 23 07 Event Needs aN labor entered at $90/hour Cost Revenue Concert Band fee $2,500 Do Show/Contest E ui ment for course, etc. $160 Do Show facilitators -- 4 peo le; 2 hours $80 Awards/ rues donated $0 Entrance fee ($5/ea x 10) $50 Moonbounce Attendant, 8 hours $80 Rental, 1 da $200 Tickets -- $2 x 200 kids $400 Street Performers Wa es ($500/3.5hrs x 7 hours; two rou s $2,000 I Tents Beer Tents 5 s onsored tents $672.50/each $3,363 Securit $35/hour 1 beer stand, 3 roamin , 7 at entrances/exits for 8 hrs $3,080 Coors distribution $74/ke ,sold at 10 ke s 1,000 beers $4/beer $740 $3,260 Pu et Show Performers ($500/3.5hrs x 7 hours); 1 da $1,000 Dunk Tank Attendant, 8 hours $80 Rental $160 Ticket for 3 balls - $2 x 200 tickets sold $400 Pon Rides/Pettin Zoo $300/hr for 4 horses x 8 hours $2,400 Si ns/Publicit Sandwich board schedules $900 Vail Dail ads -- two full a e color! two half a e color $2,941 FI ers $120 Insurance General Liabilit $3,000 Labor ID check station -- 2 eo le; 16 hours $340 Mana ement fees $3,500 Fees/Permits from Town S ecial Events ermit $50 Am lifted Sound ermit $50 Li uor $50 TOTAL COST $27,094 POTENTIAL i2EVENUE $4,110 IStn ~~ VAIL CHAMBER & BUSINESS ASSOCIATION BBQ ON BRIDGE STREET, SATURDAY JUNE 23 MARKETING PLAN OBJECTIVE To create amulti-year family event to kick off the summer season in Vail that will attract locals. and visitors from surrounding communities. TARGET MARKET Families and children of all ages STRATEGIES Advertising avenues will include: Vail Daily, radio, and television, as well as normal Vail Chamber & Business Association communication devices. POTENTIAL SPONSORS Town of Vail, the Vail Daily, and the Coors Brewing Company. PREVIOUS YEAR'S EVENT EVALUATION No previous event, hope is to create amulti-year event. PROJECTED DEMOGRAPHICS OF EVENT ATTENDEES AND SPENDING Demographics include families and children from Eagle and Summit counties, Glenwood Springs, and Leadville as well as visitors.. Spin-off spending money anticipated in retail and restaurants. POTENTIAL BENEFITS TO THE TOWN OF VAIL The business community expressed disappoint last year with the cancellation of our summer kickoff event. This is an attempt to introduce a replacement for the Chili Cook Off TOWN OF VAIL RETURN INVESTMENT For the first year the ROI will be hard to estimate but it is anticipated that sales tax collections will be higher than those collected in 2006 without an event. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Richard tenBraak, President, Manor Vail Lourdes Ferzacca, Vice-President, La Tour. Ron Weinstein, Secretary-Treasurer, Roxy Kaye Ferry, Executive Director, K. Ferry, Inc. Marko Brenner, Blue Sky Mortgage John Cogswell ,The Squash Blossom Steve Rosenthal, Colorado Footwear c~~-i . c:~ `~ . L ~ .David D. Viele 2109B Chamonix Lane • Vail, CO 81657 (970) 476-7767 • dviele@gmail.com March 21, 2007 Ms. Lorelei Donaldson Vail Town Clerk 75 S. Frontage Rd. Vail CO, 81657 RE: Application to the Town of Vail Planning and Environmental Commission (PEC) Deaz Ms. Donaldson, Please accept this letter as an indication of my interest in serving the Town of Vail in the capacity of Planning and Environmental Commissioner. I served on the PEC from 2004-2006. While I did step down from the Planning Commission in 2006, I did so primarily because I was involved with a development project I elected to represent through the Town approval process, and to avoid any semblance of a conflict of interest. To that end, I now have experience from both sides of the table; experience I believe would be of great value to the Town of Vail. Further, I believe I perforn~ed my duties well as a Planning Commissioner during my tenure, and my actions and opinions reflected a comprehensive understanding of the Town of Vail Zoning as well as the interests and views of a large majority of the Town of Vail citizens. In addition to the aforementioned reasons, I believe I will bring the follow attributes to the position: • I was diligent in my review of projects and will work hard to continue to provide thoughtful and judicious input on the cases before me. • I grew up in Vail and returned five yeass ago with the intention of spending the balance of my life in this valley. Since that time I have involved myself in a number of community focused endeavors, including election to the Eagle River Water and Sanitation Board, involvement with the local ski club and with the Design Review Boazd of the Town of Vail. I believe the combination of my recent experiences and my roots in this valley provide me with a balanced understanding of the historical interests of the town as well as the current needs of the business community. • Having grown up in Vail and having spent much of my life traveling the world as a ski racer, including time as a member of the United States Ski Team, I have been introduced to the most exclusive mountain communities in the world. I have an understanding of what it takes to be a world-class resort as well as an appreciation of what the community must do in order to compete with other resorts of our caliber. • I have a genuine interest and aptitude in community and business leadership. • I believe that membership in this community requires a commitment from its citizens. I have a passion for this community and intend to play a role in its leadership for years to come. • I have lofty political aspirations and believe that I must have an understanding of the workings of the many levels of government to be an effective leader. While I am not quite ready to throw my hat in the ring for bigger and broader responsibilities, Ibelieve my involvement in the public process to be a worthy endeavor. Further, I view an involvement with the PEC as apre -requisite to leadership in our local and regional governn~nts. David D. Viele 2109B Chamonix Lane • Vail, CO 81657 (970) 476-7767 • dviele@gmail.com Please be aware that I will be out of town on vacation the week of Apri12"d and will be unable to attend the interviews scheduled for that date. I am fully awaze that my absence may disqualify my application and am happy to make accommodations to allow for an interview prior to that date should you feel it appropriate. I have attached a professional resume for your review. Thank you for your time and consideration. Sincerely, /j ~ David D. Viele David D. Viele 2109B Chamonix Lane • Vail, Co 81657 (970) 476-7767 • david@gmail.com Objective: To gain an appointment to the Town of Vail Planning and Environmental Commission Education DARTMOUTH COLLEGE • B.A. in Government with an emphasis in International Political Economy • Recipient of the Alfred E. Watson Trophy: Given to the most outstanding male athlete of the college UNIVERSITY OF DENVER DANIELS COLLEGE OF BUSINESS • M.B.A, with an emphasis in Finance Professional Experience J.L. VIELE CONSTRUCTION, .INC. President & CEO; 2004 -Present Responsibilities include the following: • All levels of financial planning and office !field management • Coordination of marketing and business development activities • Human resource planning • Development and maintenance of a long-term strategic plan Hanover, NH Denver, CO Vail, CO Director of Business Development/Project Manager; 2002- 2004 • Development and Coordination of Business development activities • Project Management for various projects including the Donovan Park Pavilion: Responsibilities include leading project meetings, negotiations with architects, engineers, subcontractors and design consultants, estimating, purchasing, budget documentation, project scheduling and safety. VIELE DEVELOPMENT, LLC Managing Director; 2004 -Present Vail, CO Responsibilities include the following: • Planning and entitlement activities • Financial planning and forecasting • Coordination of marketing and business development activities • Human resource planning • Development and maintenance of a long-term strategic, economic and marketing, plan PRICEWATERHOUSECOOPERS Associate Consultant, Business Recovery Services 2001-2002 Denver, CO • Performed financial analysis for the business recovery group of PWC consulting • Produced detailed financial models for a variety of clients in industries ranging from information technology to copper mining • Represented both debtors and creditor groups in the capacity of financial advisor during bankruptcy proceedings • Performed due diligence for PWC clients EAST WEST PARTNERS Financial Analyst 2000 -2001 Breckenridge, CO • Produced pro-forma fmancial models for real estate development projects • Performed due diligence investigations for the managing partner • Completed a feasibility analysis that was presented to senior management and prospective investors David D. Viele 2109B Chamonix Lane • Vail, Co 81657 (970) 476-7767 • david@gmail.com Achievements /Community Service EAGLE RIVER WATER AND SANITATION DISTRICT, Director; 2004 -Present • Elected to a 7 member legislative municipal board • District coverage comprises the majority of the Upper Eagle River Valley, including; Vail, Mintum, Avon and Edwards. • Responsible for reviewing the performance of ERWSD upper management • Provide leadership and legislative action on all matters related to water and sanitation services, including but not limited to; all legal action including water right purchases and negotiations, daily municipal management, employee housing programs and capital improvement projects SKI CLUB VAIL Board of Trustees, Secretary 2006- Present • Elected to the board of Trustees in 2006; Responsibilities include meeting minutes, financial planning, event planning, athlete interaction, coaching and motivational speaking TOWN OF VAIL Planning and Environmental Commission; 2004 - 2006 • Member of a 7 member board that provides recommendations to the Town Council on proposed legislation, master planning documents and Special Development Districts. • Responsible for reviewing and taking fmal action on variances from the technical requirements of the Town of Vail Zoning Regulations, Conditional Use Permits and Major Exterior Alterations in the core commercial areas. TOWN OF VAIL Open Space Committee, Trustee; 2004- 2006 • Appointed as the representative of the Planning Commission to a three member board (including one member of the Town Council and the Vail Town Manager) • Provide recommendations to the Town Council on the parcels of land within the town to be considered for open space designation. TOWN OF VAIL Design Review Board; 2003-2004 • Responsible for reviewing development plans to ensure compliance with the Town of Vail Design Guidelines and Development Standards SKI RACING • Member of the United States Ski Team; 1993-1997 • Two-year Captain of the Dartmouth Ski Team, two-time NCAA Champion • Four-time NCAA Division 1 First Team All-American, NCAA Division 1 First Team Academic All American • World University Games Gold Medalist (,u S ~{.3. b 7 ~,t~eac.~ Page 1 of 1 Lorelei Donaldson - RE: P1JC Position From: "Lynn A. Fritzlen" To: "Lorelei Donaldson" Date: 4/2/2007 12:59 PM Subject: RE: PEC Position Lorelei, My qualifications for this position include: Town of Vail Town Council 1989 -1991 Town of Vail DRB 2005 - 2007 Town of Vail GRFA Study Committee 2004 Licensed Architect in the State of Colorado 1984 to date American Institute of Architects 1982 to date Fritzlen Pierce Architects 1980 to date Lynn Fritzlen AIA Frit~ler~ I'ii~rce Architects .__ ....~_ ._ .. ._ ... From: Lorelei Donaldson [mailto:LDonaldson@vailgov.com] Sent: Monday, March 26, 2007 4:41 PM To: Lynn A. Fritrlen Subject: Re: PEC Position Lynn, do you want to give the Town Council more details? or background info? Will you be at the meeting on 4/3? If so, you can fill them in there. »> "Lynn A. Fritrlen" <lynnf@vailarchitects.com> 3/26/2007 3:30 PM »> Lorelei, Please let this, communication serve as my application to the Planning and Environmental Commission. Thank you. Lynn Fritzlen AIA firi't~rlen 1'i~rce Architects 1650 East Vail Valley Drive Fallridge C-1 Vail, Colorado 81657 P 970-476-6342 ext: 20 F 970-476-4901 Email: lynn@vailai'chitects.com u~~~t-.vr,ilarchitects.cz~m file://C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Local Settings\Temp\XPgrpwise\4610FE4A... 4/2/2007 ~S x.3.6 ~ ~etu.,~ The Nova Group The Nova Group P.O. Box 3342 Vail, Colorado 81658 Office: 970-476-7101 Cell: 970-390-0931 Fax: 970-476-3334 snapoutofit2@msn.com March 29, 2007 Community Development Design Review Board V ai1,Co. Re: George Ruther Cc: To Whom it may concern: I would like to apply for a position on the Design Review Board. I have lived full time in Vail for 35 years. and have extensive experience in Design and Development. I've had my awn Company for 27 years. I have designed over 100 homes in Vail Valley and Project Managed just as many. Thank you for the opportunity to interview with you for this position. Sincerel ours, David Irwin .. THE-NOVA-GRO~JF.~~}~I 4 ~,,.~ ~~ 1 ° ~ ~,~ f . , ~°~° 4 ~ ~~~ ~ ~ ~~ ~; -~ :~r,~ /, ~~ l~ \ ~B / ~ ~i~ ' ~~ c~~ ~~~W ~~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ., :~ ~r~ rlt+i~ l 4 ~ ~ ~~~t~ /~~~m ti~~ ,~; , r ~;. 7 ,iw Y,.i~.~, '~; TRIDENT Two Rivers Drug Enforcement Team P.O. Box 504 Glenwood Springs, CO 81602 Phone: (970) 945-0744 Fax: (970) 945-8247 PRESS RELEASE ~~f.c~~.~i~ For several years the "String Cheese Incident," has been coming to Vail for concerts. In every such circumstance. a variety of Schedule I, Schedule II, and Marijuana/Cannabis drugs have been associated with the event. This year the "String Cheese Incident," performed two shows in Vail on March 26a' and March 27a', as part of a going away tour. Both shows were sold out, bringing just over two thousand concert goers to Vail. - Based upon previous shows, The Two Rivers Drug Enforcement Team, (TRIDENT), organized a joint drug enforcement operation with the assistance of the DEA, Western Slope Joint Drug Task Force and Vail Police Department, in attempts to combat the extensive drug use. The operation lasted through both days of the concert, and could only be deemed as highly successful. On March 26~' and March 27a', ten people were arrested for felony drug charges. Of the ten people arrested, five were arrested for selling drugs to undercover officers, and five were arrested for the possession of felony level drugs. Also, Vail PD officers cited 10 people for the possession of marijuana. The success of the operation was predicated on several different factors. First was the ability of all agencies involved to work jointly as one. Second, the uniform Vail Police Officers did an exceptional job of making contacts, developing Ieads and getting TRIDENT information. Lastly, the undercover officers and arrest teams from TRIDENT, The Western Slope Joint Drug Task Force, and DEA were able to do drug deals and arrests in a safe fashion, out of the public eye. People were arrested for a variety of different charges including the possession and sales of LSD, the possession of hashish, the possession of cocaine and the sales of marijuana. As a result of the investigation the following individual(s) was arrested and taken into custody by TRIDENT: Name: Michael David Bateman, 2/12/86 Charged with: -Unlawful distribution of marijuana, F4 1 Name: David Lorne Pace II, 12/31/78 Charged with: -Unlawful Possession of a Schedule I, (LSD), F4 -Unlawful distribution of a Schedule I, (LSD), F3 Name: Andrew Ryan Ludwig-Meola Charged with: -Unlawful Possession of a marijuana.concentrate, hash, F4 Name: Dustin Marion Beene, 2/9/87 Charged with: -Unlawful distribution of marijuana, F4 Name: Alex Mills Zoll, 9/26/82 Charged with: -Unlawful distribution. of marijuana, F4 Name: Yani Horsdal, 3/29/74 Charged with: -Unlawful possession of a Sch. T controlled Substance, F4 -Unlawful possession with intent to distribute a Sch. II controlled Sub., F3 Name: David Charles Geller, 11/2/85 Charged with: -Unlawful possession of a Sch. I controlled Substance, F4 -Unlawful possession with intent to distribute a Sch. I controlled Sub., F3 -Unlawful distribution of marijuana, F4 -Unlawful distribution of a Sch. I controlled Substance, F3 -Unlawful possession with intent to distribute marijuana, F4 Name: Katie Lynn Borg, 6/27/88 Charged with: -Unlawful possession of a Sch. II controlled substance, F4 -Unlawful possession of marijuana, PO Name: Robin Scott Hoag, 7/15/86 Chazged with: -Unlawful possession of a Sch. I controlled substance (LSD), F3 -Unlawful possession of marijuana concentrate, F4 Name: Nathan Christopher Canepa, 5/6/86 Chazged with: -Unlawful possession of a Sch. I controlled substance (LSD), F3 -Unlawful possession of marijuana concentrate, F4 -Unlawful possession with intent to distribute Sch. I (LSD), F3 -Unlawful Possession/Distribution of aSchedule I is aClass 3 felony carrying a range of 4-12 years in prison and a $3,000-$750,000 fine. -Distribution of Marijuana is a Class 4 felony, with a range of 2-6 yeazs in prison and a $2,000-$500,000 fine. -Unlawful Possession.of a Schedule II is a Class 4 felony, with a range of 2-6 years in prison and a $2,000-$500,000 fine. -Unlawful possession with intent to distribute a Schedule II is a Class 4 felony, carrying a range of 4-12 yeazs in prison and a $3,000-$750,000 fine. TRIDENT is a multi jurisdictional drug task force funded through Federal, State and Local government funding sources consisting of Glenwood Springs, Rifle, Cazbondale and Vail Police Departments and the Garfield and Eagle County Sheriff's Departments. Anyone with information about drug trafficking in the azea is encouraged to call TRIDENT at (970) 945-0744 or contact via the Internet at www.tridentnazc.com. Any questions please contact TRIDENT Boazd Chairman, Sheriff Lou Vallario at (970) 945-0453. ~"~: MINUTES Town of Vail: Commission on Special Events Meeting_ Vail Town Council Chambers Tuesday, March 27, 2007 at 9:00 a.m. CSE Members Present: Robert Aikens, Stephen Connolly, Heather Trub, Clint Huber and Chairman Dave Chapin CSE Member Absent: Scott Stoughton Otkers Present: Kaye Ferry, Matt Mire, Diane Moudy, Tracy Fernandez, Maren Lantzy, Pam Brandmeyer, Joe Blair, Matt Green, Richard tenBraak, Ron Weinstein, Steve Rosenthal, Laurie Asmussen, Lourdes Ferzacca, John Cogswell and Sybill Navas Chairman Dave Chapin called the meeting to order at 9:05 a.m. Administrative Items: - Motion to approve the minutes of the meeting of February 27, 2007, with corrections to the motion allocating funds to Col©rado Walks for the "Vail Village Mile" and to the VCBA for the BBQ on Bridge Street as noted by Sybill. M/S/P: Clint Huber, Meggen Kirkham, Unanimous Stephen Connolly, who had not been present at the February CSE meeting, asked simply, why, under the exact same conditions as last year, an RFP had not been issued prior to the funding decisions that were made at that meeting. He stated that he had spoken with some of our regular event producing vendors and THEY thought it was inappropriate to allocate without an 1tFP. Sybill explained that the Colorado Walks application had been submitted to the Town Manager at the time of last fall's fimding process, but had been forwarded to the CSE a few days after the RFP deadline. The CSE, having allocated all available funding for 2007 events in December, forwarded an endorsement of the event to the Town Manager for consideration by the Economic Development Council. When additional funding became available last month, Stan Zemler directed the CSE to look at the proposal again and make a more specific determination. Dave Chapin added that the CSE has a history over several years of allowing event promoters to present proposals to the CSE when money is available outside of the regular fall allocation procedure and that there was no action taken that was without precedent. Coordinator Report: Sybill presented the current financial report and informed the CSE that the Circus Chimera had been cancelled, freeing up an additional $5500 in the budget. She also reported that Jason Fields has proposed to hold the Vail Martial Arts Festival over the weekend of October 13-14. CSE members agreed by consensus to accept these dates as an alternative to Labor Day weekend, since they fail in what would be considered a slow period. CSE Board Member Training: Matt Mire reviewed the requirements dictated by the Colorado Statutes with regard to meeting notices and record keeping, ex parte communications, conflict of interest and the need to support any and all decisions that the CSE might make with explicit findings. Discussion of Tent Purchase and Rental Proposal from the VCBA At the last CSE meeting, under `21ew Business," Kaye Ferry proposed to the members that the VCBA would be interested in purchasing a number of canopies displaying the VCBA logo that they would rent at a competitive rate to event producers for their Vail events, and requested that the CSE mandate use of these tents in lieu of those from a variety of alternative sources for the purpose of creating a more uniform aesthetic. Rich tenBraak, President of the VCBA, distributed a handout illustrating several logo display options that might be considered as part of the proposal to provide up to 35 tents far rental, at a rate guaranteed to be competitive with current rental companies, to producers of events within the Town of Vail. Several members of the VCBA Board of Directors; including Steve Rosenthal, John Cogswell and Lourdes Ferzacca, spoke on behalf of the proposal citing the "classier" appearance that events in Beaver Creek have as a result of the requirement that all event producers use tents sporting the Beaver Creek logo, or if there are none available, then white. Sybill reported that she had consulted with Matt Mire on the legality of imposing the mandate to use tents with the TOVNCBA and/or VRI logo and that his opinion was that it would be OK so long as it was applied uniformly- i.e. all event promoters would have to use the logo tents even in lieu of ones that they might own, until the supply was gone. She added that Stan Zemler had expressed discomfort with the idea of a town board directing the use of a specific vendor. Diane Moudy and Laurie Asmussen both stated that this requirement would have a lazge impact on their event budgets, as their events utilize mostly tents that are already awned. Sybill also presented an email send by Rick Scalpello which stated that the Farmers' Market would not be in favor of this suggestion. 3oe Blair, speaking on behalf of local event promoters, made the following comments: ^ Beaver Creek tents should not be allowed at Vail events. ^ Sponsors need to be protected- if they can't bring their own logo tents, they perceive less value in their participation. ^ He volunteered to be part of a process to bring a resolution to the discussion that would be fair to all concerned, while enhancing Val's image and brand. CSE members expressed a variety of positions during discussion. Meggen Kirkham stated that she was uncomfortable passing along an additional cost to producers who already awn tents and with dictating a policy that favors one business over another. She added that, in her opinion, the variety of colors and styles creates a more festive atmosphere. Re~esenting the other point of view, Dave Chapin noted that the idea has come up several times over the last couple of years and that someday this decision would need to be made. Clint Huber felt that passing the cost of these rentals onto the event promoters would not encourage the growth of events. - Stephen Connolly moved that, is consideration of the comments reportedly made by the Town Manager and the Town Attorney, the CSE should not create a mandate to event promoters to rent tents from any designated entity. After additional discussion, the motion was seconded by Robert Aikens. Clint Huber, Stephen Connolly and Robert Aikens voted in favor. Meggen Kirkham, Heather Trub and Dave Chapin were opposed.. Due to a tie vote, the motion failed. Members voting in opposition did so because they felt that a more in depth discussion of the issues might reveal alternatives that could lead to improving the look of Vail's events. Budget and Event Format detail for BBQ on Bridge Street/Kaye Ferry Confirm or deny the X20,000 allocation made to the VCBA by the CSE on February 27, which was contingent on final approval of a more detailed event format and budget. Rich tenBraak and Matt Green presented an updated event budget and stated that the Colorado Restaurant Association, in light of their involvement with a similar event in Frisco, has agreed. to lend their expertise. When asked about the sponsorship commitments of Coke, Dasani and Coors, Matt stated that their participation was not yet defined, but that it would most likely take the form of providmg product. to the event. Ron Weinstein,. citing the positive impact on businesses that was historically generated by the Chili Cook-off on the 3rd weekend in June, encouraged the CSE to approve the event funding. Dave Chapin voiced his support of the event based on the great timing- and referred to the comments made by Kelli McDonald at the joint meeting with the VLMDAG that implied that the biggest opportunities to enhance revenues lie in May and June. Stephen Connolly stated that although this is a much needed event, he would not support it because of his lack of confidence that the VCBA could pull it off. - Motion to confirm the CSE's allocation of $20,000 to the event, as presented. M/S/P: Robert Aikens, Meggen Kirkham. Voting in favor were Heather Trub, Dave Chapin, Meggen Kirkham and Robert Aikens. Clint Huber and Stephen Connolly were opposed. The motion passed with a vote of 4-2. Ambient Summer Street Entertainment: Schedule and Venues Diane Moudy of Resort Entertainment presented a suggested schedule of entertainment times and venues to the CSE members. After some discussion, the following was approved by consensus. DAY: TIME; Music: Music: VAIL Music: VAIL BUSKERS LIONSHEAD VILLAGE #1 VILLAGE #2 Friday 4-7pm East Entrance to Slifer Plaza none Roving: l each Mall in W and LH Saturday 1-Spm East Entrance to Slifer Plaza Upper Wall Raving: 1 each Mall Street in W and LH Sunday 1-Spm East Entrance to Gore Creek Upper Wall Roving: 1 each Mall Promenade Street in W and LH New Business: Stephen Connolly requested that the CSE take some time to reassess the philosophy on funding before the allocation process comes around again in the fall. He asked the CSE to consider the following issues: ^ Calendar: where do the events lie, where is the money best spent ^ Look at the promoters and more carefully evaluate who we aze doing business with. He stated that the track record with outside promoters has not been good and expressed doubts that some of the small events provide a worthwhile return. Pam Brandmeyer announced that Kelli McDonald would be continuing her role as the fulfillment agent for the Vail Local Mazketing District as an employee of the Town of Vail, and that she would also be taking on the broader responsibilities of overseeing the Town's Economic Development policies. Motion to adjourn at 11:10 a.m. M/S/P: Stephen Connolly, Robert Aikens, Unanimous Minutes taken and submitted by Sybill R. Navas, CSE Coordinator March 27, 2007 Approved by: Next ~egula~' CSE ~Yleeting: April 24, 2007 r`t 9:00 a.m. Vail Town Council Chambers Date• The Nova Crroup P.O. Box 3342 Vail, Colorado 81658 Office: 970-476-7101 Cell: 970-390-0931 Fax: 970-476-3334 snapoutofit2@msn.com March 29, 2007 Community Development Design Review Board Vai1,Co. Re: George Ruther Cc: To Whom it may concern: I would like to apply for a position on the Design Review Board. I have lived full time in Vail for 35 years and have extensive experience in Design and Development. 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(Tampa Bay FL Buccaneers) Yes on Issue 1 Citizens for a Major Stadium Initiative (Cincinnati OH League Future Bengals) Last Updated: 2/20/05 http://www.pos.org/research/init record.cfin 4/3/2007 Vail Local Housing Authority 2005 - 2006 Attendance Record 1/6/2005 1/13/2005 1/20/2005 1/27/2005 2/3/2005 2/10/2005 2/24/2005. 3/3/2005 3/10/2005 3/24/2005 4/21/2005 5/19/2005 6/9/2005 Steve Lindstrom X X X X X X X X X X X X X Mark Ristow X X x X X X X X X X X X Sally Jackie x X X X X X X X X X Kim Newbury. 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TANSILL ~~ ~ ~ hll.~~~( ~./7ru.,..Cl~te~.~ ASS ~ ~~~ U.~, co ~/`s . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~, ~ ~~~~~- 6~ ~~ ~~ ~~ a~ .~ ~ ~ oy. ~~ ~ ~~~~ ~~~ ,~ y ,. APRIL 16, 2007 LORELEi DONALDSON TOWN OF VAIL CLERK 75 S. FRONTAGE ROAD, W. VAIL, COLORADO 81657 DEAR LORELEI: I AM SORRY TO .ASK YOU TO PLEASE REMOVE MY NAME FOR CONSIDERATION ON THE LLA BOARD TOMORROW AT THE TOV COUNCIL MEETING. I HAVE BEEN OFFERED A JOB THAT WOULD REQUIRE MY BEING IN FLORIDA AS MUCH AS 10 DAYS A MONTH, AND I DO NOT THINK IT WOULD BE FAIR TO THE LLA IF I HAD TO MISS MEETINGS. SINCERELY. ~s~~ WILLIAM F. BISHOP RESOLUTION NO. 11 Series of 2007 A RESOLUTION SUPPORTING THE EFFORTS OF THE VAIL VALLEY FOUNDATION TO PROCEED WITH A BID FOR THE 2013 FIS WORLD ALPINE SKI CHAMPIONSHIPS WHEREAS, the Town of Vail (the "Town"), in the County of Eagle and State of Colorado is a home rule municipal corporation duly organized and existing under the laws of the State of Colorado and the Town Charter (the "Charter"); and WHEREAS, the members of the Town Council of the Town (the "Council°) have been duly elected and qualified; and WHEREAS, in 2004 the Vail Valley Foundation (the "Foundation") executed a challenging, yet unsuccessful bid to bring the Alpine World Ski Championships to Vail. The Foundation now believes it is time to "put our foot back in the pool" and submit a bid for the 2013 World Alpine Ski Championships; and WHEREAS, the Alpine Ski Championships gather the greatest skiers from over forty countries to compete over a two week period of time. in every alpine discipline. The Alpine Ski Championships are expected to attract more than 800 athletes, 1800 members of the media, 2000 volunteers and several large international sponsors. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE TOWN COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF VAIL, COLORADO THAT: 1. The Town of Vail supports the Foundation's attempt to secure the 2013 FIS World Alpine Ski Championships. INTRODUCED, PASSED AND ADOPTED at a regular meeting of the Town Council of the Town of Vail held this 17~' day of April, 2007. Rodney E. Slifer, Mayor of the Town of Vail, Colorado ATTEST: Lorelei Donaldson, Town Clerk Resolution No. 11, Series 2007 Amplified Sound Ordinance Rod Slifer From: Arthur Cox [Acox@CormanConstruction.com] Sent: Monday, April 09, 2007 3:35 PM To: towncouncil@vailgov.com Subject: Amplified Sound Ordinance Page 1 of 1 would like to express my opposition to an extension of outdoor sound ordinances to 11:00 PM on weekends. As a residential owner in the core area (Bridge Street Lodge # 309) increased noise levels at these late hours is extremely disruptive. Owners and renters in the immediate core area are there because they enjoy the activity and convenience to skiing ,restaurants and night clubs. However reasonable accommodation needs to be made if the local residential properties are to be fully utilized. I do not believe that allowing extended hours for outside music will bring additional patrons to the local establishments. By 10:00 pm at night there are few if any people out who are just passing by and are not already there for the express purpose of attending one of the nightclubs. It will however adversely impact the quality of life for local residential owners and renters (particularly with small children). A vibrant core area is important for Vail but should not be achieved by driving out the local residents who support that economy. Thank You Arthur Cox Bridge Street lodge # 309 301-343-5405 4/ 10/2007 Katsos Ranch Reconstruction 1. The Katsos Ranch section of the Gore Valley Trail is approximately 20 years old with only minimal maintenance during. that time. 2. An engineering report from 2004 recommended improvements and maintenance to prevent further deterioration. 3. The currently budgeted project is for overall path improvements and reconstruction for over 11,000 linear feet of bike path. (Sunburst Lane to East Vail Exit) 4. Originally budgeted for $500,000 in 2006 and $500,000 in 2007 5. Project pushed back one year to fall of 2007 because many other sections of path had been closed and we'd received. complaints 6. Design and construction documents are approximately 75% complete. We anticipate constructing entire, project this fall. 7. Budget increased due to overall construction cost increases of 25-30% since original estimate in 2004.