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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1977-17 Intent of the Council to Establish Pedestrian MallsRESOLUTION NO. 1 Series of 1977 A RESOLUTION DF THE INTENTIOPI OF THE TOWN COUNCIL TO ESTABLISH PEDESTRIAN MALLS ON BRIDGE STREET, GORE CREEK DRIVE FROM WILLOW ~3RIDGE ROAD TO THE VAIL TOWNHOUSES, EAST MEADOW DRIVE FROM GORE CREEK ROAD TO VAIL ROAD WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THE INTERSECTION OF EAST MEADOW^f DRIVE AND WILLOW BRIDGE ROAD AND THAT PORTION OF EAST MEADOW DRIVE ADJACENT TO THE CROSSROADS SHOPPING CENTER) , AND ~iANSON RANCH ROAD FROM THE MILL CREEK COURT BUILDING CHUTE TO BRIDGE STREET, IN THE TOT~TN OF VAIL, COLORADO; MAKING THE DETERMINATIONS RE~UTRED BY LAW; DIRECTING THAT NOTICE BE GIVEN; AND SETTING FORTH DETAILS IN RELATION THERETO T~THEREAS, the Planning Commission, Town Staff and the citizens advisory committee have recommended that the Town Council move forward with the steps required to establish certain mall areas under the 1970 Public Mall Act, and the Council agrees with the recommendation and is of the view that action should be taken thereon; NOL~], THEREFORE , BE TT RESOLVED BY THE TOLr1N COUNCIL DF THE TOWN OF VAIL, COLOPADO, THAT: 1) The general description of the streets and public ways proposed to be established as pedestrian malls are: a) Gore Creek Drive from T,~Tillow Bridge Road to the west end of the Vail Townhouses; b) East Meadow Drive from Gore Creek Road to Vail Road (with the exception of the intersection of East Meadow Drive and Willow Bridge Road and that portion of East Meadow Drive adjacent to and south of Crossroads Shopping Center); c) Bridge Street; and d) Hanson Ranch Road from the Ma11 Creek Court Building Chute to Bridge Street, all within the Town of Vaal, Colorado. 0 R~Page 2 , 2) The intersections of East Meadow Drive and Bridge Street, Bridge Street and Hanson Ranch Road, and Bridge Street and Gore Creek Drive will be part of the pedestrian mall areas. 3} The details of the mall areas and the included intersections can be ascertained by inquiry made at the office of the Town Clerk, Town of Vail Municipal Building, Vail, Colo- rado, where a diagram and map is available for public inspection during regular business hours. 4) The Town Council intends that the pedestrian mall areas would be for the principal use of pedestrians and bicycle traffic, and motor vehicular traffic would be prohibited with the following exceptions: a} East Meadow Mall, west of Gdillow Bridge Road : ' 1} Public transportation vehicles operated by the Tawn; 2} Emergency vehicles; and 3) Repair or maintenance vehicles author- ized by the Town. b} East P~eadow Mall, east of Willow Bridge Road: 1) Public transportation vehicles operated by the Town; 2) Emergency vehicles; 3} Repair or maintenance vehicles author- ized by the Town; and 4) Local traffic to the Vail Athletic Club, Mountain Haus and Wedel Inn. c) Bridge Street, Gore Creek Drive and Hanson Ranch Raad: 1} Public transportation vehicles operated by the Town; 2) Emergency vehicles; ORD . Page 3 3) Repair or maintenance vehicles author- ized by the Town; 4) Commercial vehicles entering the ma11 when necessary for the purpose of making deli- veries or providing services for properties fronting on the mall to which there is no other reasonable means of access; 5) Private vehicles entering the mall when necessary for the purpose of checking in or out of any hotel, pension or lodging estab- lishment, picking up or delivering goods from or to establishments on the mall, or going to a private parking space of the operator of the vehicle when there is no other reasonable means of access; 6} Private vehicles entering the mall when necessary for the purpose of going to or from the property or business fronting on the mall of the operator of the vehicle when there is no other reasonable means of access; and 7} The direction of travel will be limited to one way in certain portions, and parking on the streets or public ways will be limited to certain areas and for specified times. During the public hearings, the Town Council will entertain comments on the above exceptions as to all or parts of the pedestrian ma11s, and the Council will consider all sugges- tions and comments as to exceptions to the vehicle limitations in order to provide reasonable alternative access to the proper- ties fronting on the malls and to protect the public interest. 5) The money which will be used to pay damages, if any, allowed or awarded to any property owner by reason of the establishment of the pedestrian mall wi11 come from the Tocan's General Fund, and will be paid at the time of the recognition of OR~ Paae 4 the claim by the Town Council ar be paid at another time in accordance with the requirements of law, The amount paid may later be assessed or charged against owners of property bane-~ fiting from the establishment of the malls in whole or in part when such areas, ar portions thereof, have been included in a general or special improvement district. 6 } Any person o~uaning ar having anir legal or equi-- table interest in any real property which might suffer legal damage by reason of the establishment of the proposed pedestrian mall, or any portion thereof, must file a written claim therefor in order for any such damages to be considered or allowed. Such must be filed with the Town Clerk at any time prior to the first reading of the ordinance establishing the pedestrian mall. Such first reading may occur on December 20,1977, or within 1$0 days thereafter. [lnless a written claim is made on or before the first reading of the ordinance establishing the pedestrian mall, it may be late and, if late, will not be considered as it cannot be allowed. Poore details on the particulars of the information which must be included on the claim and other rights of property owners are contained in Article 25 of Chapter 31, Colorado Revised Statutes {1973, as amended in 1975). 7) The public hearing and consideration of the estab- lishment of the malls in those areas described in Section {1} above (or any part or portion thereof) shall be held on December 20,1977, at 7:30 o'clock P.M., before the Town Council in the Council Chambers, Municipal Building, Vail, Colorado. At such time and place a public hearing shall be held, and oral and written presentations will be heard and considered from abutting property owners and the public at large in favor of, or opposing, object- ing to, or protesting the establishment of the pedestrian mails. 8) A copy of this resolution shall be published, posted, mailed and recorded by the Town Clerk, all as required by C.R.S. 31-25-405 (1973, as amended in 1975}. ORD. Page 5 9) It is not anticipated that the mall areas will be improved at this time. If improvements are made at this time, the Town Council may determine to pay such costs. Improvements may be made in the future and the method of payment therefor will be determined at the time the improvements are reviewed and approved by the Town Council in accordance with the Statutes of the State of Colorado and the Charter of the Town of Vail. 10) The Town Council at this time determines that the public interest and convenience require the establishment of pedestrian ma11s on the streets as set forth above in Section 1) {or any part or portion or portions thereof), and vehicular traffic will not be unduly inconvenienced thereby, and it is the intention of the Town Council to undertake the necessary proceed- ings to establish such pedestrian malls. ll) Any question concerning the proceedings to be held, the applicable law, or any other information herein con- tamed should be referred to the Town Attorney, 476-5613, during normal working hours. INTRODUCED, READ, APPROVED AND ADOPTED, this 20th day of September, 1977. ATTEST: i,~ A~ ~ ayo r r~./ ~ ~ / ,C!/1~ To n Cler 31.2s-aos Government -Municipal .1 objecting to, or protesting the proposed pedestrian mall will be cons}derr: ,t mail area if, in fiaci, by the governing body at the public hearing. ~ .,sod h) A sttztcment that any person owning or having any legal or equity interest in any real property which might suffer legal damage by reason the establishment of the proposed pedestrian mall shall file a written cla~ of damages, if any damages are to be considered or allowed, with the clt at anyftime prior to the first reading of the ordinance establishing the ped Irian gall. . 2) ~ in such resolution any street may be described by reference there by }ts.lawfu! or official name or the Warne by which it is commonly kna~r and the pedestrian mall, the rnal# intersections, and the intersecting strec may be described by reference to a map or plat thereof an file in the offi of the clerk in order that the description is sufficient for one to ascerr which streets and parts of streets are in fact within the proposed mall. 3} If the gaverning body intends, at any lime "in the future, thrau appropriate action, to levy assessments vn lands benefited by the estah#i~ meat of the mall to help pay the compensation or damages allowed to pru erty awners, a statement to such effect shall be included in the resolution. 4) If the governing body, in connection with the initial establishment a pedestrian mail, proposes improvements and a method far paying for t same, the resolution shall also contain statements to satisfy the requireme of applicable law for special assessment districts, improvement districts. other governmental bodies or agencies or private nonprofit corporations lected to accomplish and pay for the improvements. 5) If the gavernin,; body foresees improvements being made to the peels trian mall in the future, a statement shall be included as to how the governi body anticipates the same shall be accomp#ished and paid far. Source: Repealed and reenacted, ~,. 7S, p. 1183, § 1. 31.25-445. Notice and hearing. (1) The resolution of intention shall published in a newspaper of genera# circulation. published within the co+.+n ar municipality as the rase may be, It shad be published three times; C)n less than seventy-five days but more than sixty days prior to the date the hearing; once less than foray-five days but more than thirty days rri to the date of the hearing; and ante Less than fifteen days but more t}~, ten days prior to the date of the hearing. In a manic+hality where na su newspaper is published, the restitution zhalI instead be r9 published i~ newspaper of general circulation published }n the caunty in which the mur~. polity is located. t2} Copies of the resalutian sha#1 be prepared for posting and fir t'. purpose shall be headed "Notice of Intention to Establish a Pedestria;~ At=+i` the heading to be in letters at least one-half inch in height. Such copies ~-}. be posted not less than sixty days prior to the hearing, and good ,faith effr' shall be made to ma}main the pasted copies in existence to the hearing d•~.` These copies of the resolution shall be pasted approximately three hun~'r~ feet apart, located as faf#ows; a) On ar near ail municipal streets or portions thereof proposed t<~ ' established as a pedestrian mall; h} On ail intersecting streets, c; C}n all streets that are proposed to bo left open and which lie aitn s t3} (a) A copy of the t++rn receipt requested, s each person awning of encumk~rance of retard sfl and, if the ma}} close pfd encumbrances of rec~ al# be'sent to the Last kno h} The governing bod) uled to such other pers+ ith the procedures in this a,~ ~ {~) The gaverning bod} wring, shat! cause to be 1 d the caunty in which the e names o{ the parties is ascription of the proper ceiving ar acquiring an i nding of the notice and I`- i ~ the nature of the procc n'' i -: filed with the gavernin art d, A copy of the resole 5) At or before the het i ,hers, file with the clerk ejecting to, or protesting he same may be withdra~ Wed by the per3ans why tined the original docun• ens. Such notice of will h; • :t forth in this subsectit ant had never been filed 6) (a} At the hearin ns and written prates il. The governing bad erty awners and th ar protesting the esta may be continued frc h} if the awners o+ Ming a majority of the tten objection or w aestrian mall, the ga the gaverning body continue the pracee~ Inc proposed pede~ nscipaiity. if si+ch i municipa#ity and a ng such proposed tahlish the prvpc i+i, part d, but all 1 he paid by the inst the owners of 13-2~ J1 409 v a e:t seq. ~ . Resolution dcclarinq intention to esL-ablisli mall - Town Council determines ghat public interest and convenience require mall, and vehicular traffic will not be unduly inconvenienced. Must contain: 1) determination as above required; 2} description of streets or portions proposed for malls; 3} general description of mall intersection; 4} general description of .intersecting street; 5) statement that Town Council proposes to adopt an ordinance prohibiting in whole or in part vehicular traffic on mall; {If only in part, what exceptions.) 6) general statement of the source of moneys proposed to be used to pay damages; and haw and when such sum will be paid; 7) sets provision for notice (day, hour & place) for public hearing; 8) any person having a legal or ectuitable interest in real property which may suffer damage by establishment of mall shall file a written claim of damages with the Clerk prior to first reading of ordinance. Streets may be referred to by official name Mall Mall intersections Intersecting streets may be referenced to a map or plat on file with Clerk. Future intentions to assess must be stated. If improvements are to be made and the cost assessed, it should be stated as to how they are to be accomplished and paid for. 905 Notice Resolution shall be published three times ~j;f 1st less than 75 but more than GO days before hearing 2nd less than 45 but mare than 30 days before hearing 3rd less than 15 but mare than 10 days before hearing Posted Title "Notice of Intention to Establish a Pedestrian A3all", letters 1/2 inch high, oat less than 50 days prior to hearing 300 feet apart on streets to be mailed; on all intersecting streets; on all streets to be open but within the mall area. Mailed Registered mail, return receipt requested {last known address) not more than 50 days prior to hearing to owners of record of all or any part of fee or holding on encumbrance of record against any of such lands abutting the proposed ma11. (Town Council may add others to mailing list.} r. r ,~ ~ lld at the RItLAlIVN I.MCKF.IL- •, .'°:•. fREAS, 9tta Alalltlirtg GonrtmtlRtan: Staff and tl-Fr cltllwts ad111sar.Y itta! haw ~.. ~ that /heCtxlncilmowfwHhtttestops I~Itlalretl to eatablNh oerfaln- mall /fiaaa at~lda- ttta 1Sra tallblk tfNatF Act: and ttla ICII agtMa, with tM, ratatnltlatldfµah IslLisa the vJVr that.aetion should ba rahan sMOW> TFIEftfFQRE Bib Ifi Rt:S[)E.VED Y',. xNE TOWN COtJNCtL GF TtiE`T~MFNII.~ A1L, COLORADO TltAT: ~° .The gsttaral dascription.af 111a_str'aNspedestrian mails nre:~1to be eitabipNae .ti) ciore Creek Orlw frarit Willow Brhpe Read to . tlla west end. of .the ~ai#IlMnhouses; - N Bast Maadsw [7yiva t!otntiara CtaAalc Ah1ad to Vall Road {with'IhNxwptkno! »N.ildarssction of Bast t1 ~. Drhnt .and mow Brldge Road and that portion of fast d. .. Orive adkaosrlt to 'and ttovth of lr ads tklapplrlg CaMer1;iy Isrldge Street; and E!) Flarawtt Ranch Road tram the.lNitl weak Court Bullding ChuM70 Bridge Shat,1116 within the Towr1 of Vail, Colorado.The Intersections ot. East AeaaYow and Brldile Street, Bridge Street and lillNaoa Ranch Road, and Bridge'Strad ael¢Crack prlve' will be .part of the irlan mall arors. ~-The details at the malt aroas and.thetluded itltersectiala can be secartalned by rdry made atths offks of the Tawn CMrk. 'aern of Vail Municipal Building, Pall,arada, where a diagram end map R Habla far public #nspection durCrld Nar business hours.. ,'1) The Town Councll intends that 1lle an mall arose would be for file ipal use at pedsstrialtlr and bicycle c, and motor vefiicular traffJc would ifs bFted with the tallowillQ 'ions: 't10 East M :,.., , Mall, west~ot WiNaw Road: i) Public transportation gehlctes berated by the Town;E...,..._... Y tshlcles: and - .t$) Repair pf. -malntanance vshid#asIced by the Town.4b) East Aheadow -Mall, east of WFNaw 1MNIpa Road:ti_ li) PublFC , 1renYportatfOn vehiofes arated by the Tovm; _' - -q) Emergency vehiClea:ti) Repair or maintenance veAlClaa 1fllot' 1Led by the Town; and rta•! Local traffic to the Vail Athletic Club,rain Naua and Wedel, Ism.ttl Bridge Street, Goro Creak Drive said on Ranh Raatl:i) Public transportstlon vehiChn f i .: red by the Town; -j~) Emergency crghicles;f~ Y) Repair or maintenance vehiCMls rized- by the Toyv!!;lCommercial vehicles entering file na1F'necessary for tt!epyrpose of makthg varies nr proWding services tar Ies fronting on the mail to which a is no other reaaoriable means of ator of the vehicle when there IS rm oMMr able means of access:- 's,~; Private vehtclea entering isle • rAatl ,1~ ~ necessary for-thepurpose OF going io Aom the property er business 4rontinp en malt of the operator of the.velilcle ~n is nD, attl~r rlasana6le meana-oF s; and The dirac~kx! of travel will be limbed way In certain portions, and parking streets or pub}Ic ways w11E be limited tsrtaln aroas and for specified Mmes.Ing th! public hearFngs, .the Town Il wll! sin tomments on lFte ekcepti~ as to all or perib of the ion ma-ES, and the Councll' w111 er ekl suggestions and comments es to tlons to the vehicle limitations in order ravide reasonable a)ternatlve'aeeesa.tepoperfiaa fronting on the malls and to the.. yub)ic )nterest..._ -.T# n +runaY tIMNCh 1w111 Ba flog Isi pay aiiY; atlayrrit er awarded 1. a!ysoy reason •aF -'the of lfle pedestrian , dltlil tllteff)• ' 1saYts'a tlidtrral t Si`& ts^irrY.'~ith:5e, ::~aetai..+~d.::.~..._ :.~c ..sm, f ~...:eblpi ~ meMY~ tfie"me1l11sgFn, w wieYY In t what fetch erase; e~ portions itlarast.Ie ) 7een lnclnded in a gssMral Or apFctal vemenl gistrlct,jAny.gtsrtbn m~minp or having shy ~at egt3Tfable interest in any real p . ~.irh migMxuHer legal damage by reYsaail the gFtebliahment of the p ..en mall, o- any portion theFeol,yet ills a vrrMfen'claim therefor in a-11s!'any such damege>3 10 be toltiidsrad ar awed. Such must be fEled with the Town rk at any time prlorto the first readihp of r ~ aeltaall#imp ~rtw!-m~u,tasR; A1rYd r. ~ ,a'ltfaair' M as tlrF 't~Maf tla ~eMMtl. AAare it^ qs on the ...,.~. eatsdtlle NNormatlon hick must 4g included on the claim and Itler rights of property- owners aro Mtrahted iri ArtiGe 25 of Chapter 9i,otorado Revised'Statutes (1973, as mendetl to 1515}.p) The public hearing eritl consideration F- fheestablishment of ttla malls In tlMSa Baas described In Section {1) above {ar`anyY? tor ~portion~thereol) shall be held an acember 70, 1971, at 1:90o'clockil.m.,jtore the Town Councll In the ~COgnCll Clambers, ' MunlciPel Bulldlrlg, Vail,otgrado. At such time end place a pgblk-ipring Shell be 1-eid, end ore! and written rasentatilohs will be heard and considered Fern! abutting prW>NN owners attd site qbl Ic at 'large Fn' favor of, or bppo'ektg,jtecting to;'orprotesting the estebl IshirMlt f the pedeatrlan mails.e} A copy of this resotutFOn shall ba ktydshed, Posted, mailed 'ahtl recordell by tla Town Clerk, all as required by C.R.. Sl-465 j1413, a5 amended in 1975), ~ ~ ~~, -11 is net eMic{gated that the malt slCras .11 be improved at this time:. It mprovements are 'made et this t)me,'the .i~ pwnCpent6t may determine 16,paY a1r~1 lots. Improvements lnaY be made itt5lte elttre and the method of payment the-Mor ijMl be determined at the time ~Ifte wtprovaments- are raWewed and apprpvad The Town Council in arrordance with the utes of the State of ColpradD end the her of the Town al YaU,lp) The Town Council at this ~tlnle ifrtermines'- thet .the public Interest .end fanvenience require the establishment of Midestrian maNs on the streets as set forth e la Secflon'it)'(aranY`Part Dr ..' .ar' portions ihereot), and Vehlcuiar~ 1rRfFk piFBl slot be v1ldulY Inconvenlencetl t1teAlbY.Raid it i5 the.intention of the Town Caurltti b yhdartake the necessary protaedings.' la eatebllsh such'pede61r1an mails. ~~~'a:{ ll} Any question concerning ~iM lrpceedings- tq' be hel{I,.theappl[cablejlaw,,'i any other information herein Contaln.d abould b~ ..:...: ~ t0 the Town Attorney, OM X13,- during normal working APPSRDVED yiNTRODUGEO, ~.REAI), .I( ND r4DDPTED fihis 20th day.: eF tember, 197] sae , ~ :'.b' L ~i. 'r''~. 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S) Tike money which w111 be used to paY Wtnages:tf any, slkkwed or awarded to any piroperty owner by raaaan of the btabllahmerN o} the pedesirlsn melk will clime irom the Town's t;ansrel Fund, end yvill be paid et the time of the recognition of the ctalm 6y the Town touncfl or be paid at itwtlker time in' aaordance with the requirements of lsw. The emount,pald maY . hater be assayed or charged against owners pp}} property banefit[nq. tram the plltabllshment•ttf ~ malls In wtwle or in Yrrt when wch er es, or portlom thereof, l Vp been Intluded In a general or speclek rr9qvv,~naM-,dlsfr{C1 ~~ ' -3)'7aKY P~'~-~evr'fdnp aY heWnp anY legal equitable inters} in any real ,.•.,„...:y iCh mightavfferlagel damage by Faeeon Cf tfle estebllehment Df the w • , ' YWdaetrian mall, ar any portion thereof, must file a written claim therefor Fn order liar anY each damages to lie cotuidered or Ilarved. Such must be filed with the Town lerk st any time prior to the first nadtnq of ordlnsnce establishing iM pedestrian mall. Such fiat reading may occur on pee; 20, 1177, or within 160 date thereafter. UnMss a.written claim 1e made ykk nor before the first reading of the q'dinanee establishing the pednfrlan mall, aY be late and . if lets, wit! not be Wsred n tt Canna} be allowed. 7Yiora 1Fteils ontlke partEeulars of the information Yyhlch must be included on tike claim akW dlher rights d Y owne-e are eonteined in Itrtlcie ~ ~~ of ~ Chapter S1, Colorado Revised Statute (11+77,, rs emended iA 1973) i7} TIN`pubilc hearkq end eornlderation pease deeerlbed nMSacflon. i1 aaltww) (omen ppaart or portlan thersoff shat! ba bald on pecambN Zq. 1917, at 7;311 o'eiock p.m.. Yeton_tlke TeYVh CeynNi •M.~e Council 4hambere,- •MUnlclpal butt#ing. Vaii,, Cotaredo. AT.wch thtN slid aoe; ~ public hearing shad be Geld. and oral atkd vrrnten etilotks will ba heePo and Comidered from abVttillq property and the ub1Vc at larva to fever of, or apposing. obledltitl to: or protestlrkg tike establishment of the pedestrian malls, 0} A Copy of this raolutfen shatl• be ppuubHehed, posted. msged end recorded by Nte Tewn Glark,.afi grepuired by C.R.S. 31• 35•~ }1173, as a ~ in 1973). iq} 1i iii dot MfkFlclpated that the mall areas M-111 1M . !, ., , ~ ~ ist_. 11kis f.tltne. ' kf ttnprovements ere made ef-this time, the town Gouncii may determine to peY such a^~osts. Improvements meY be made in the Ufure and the method of PaYm~f therefor iNll1 be determined et the time the lmprovements are reviewed end approved Y;bY ~ Town Goutkcll In accordance with the 8tatkrier of the Stets of Colorado end the harter of'the Town of Vall. ttg) The Town : Council at this Nme tleterinines ttFat the puhHc lntere6t and z~onvenienee requGe the estebllshment of striae melts on the streets as set forte have in Section it) ter anY't~rt Or pardon r poe#ikm~ ttkereof}, end velilcular traffic wiN not be unduly Inoonvenlarced thereby, and ii is the intention of the Town Covncl I to eaaaxtgs to as neld.lik! ~pllcable law, any OttkK IntdrmatglY }karate contained could be refeTrod to the TotNn A:.. . ~, I76 13, during nD-mal kvorklnq hours: IN7RODUGEI], READ, .APPRRVED ND ADPPT~D, this 90th ' day of