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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1980 Vail Town Council Minutes•S . ~~ ~ ~'l~ ORDINANCES VAIL TOWN~COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING JANUARY 8, 19$0 7:30 P.M. box 10o a vail, cfllorado si6s~ -. sos.a~s-ss13 AND PRESENTATIONS l.) Ordinance No. 1, of the Municipal Court of Record. 2.} Ordinance No. 2, of the Municipal of Section 1.01. Series of 3.980, An Ordinance amending Chapter 2.32 Code establishing the Munici a Court as a Municipal lc~1.Ld.tcc~~ t~~~ • 1;Q.~Y~ ~P Series of 1980, An ,Ordinance amending Title 9 Code and providing for the appeal and ree~ctment Z00 "Violations and Punishment." ~ ~ ~.~d~ 3.) Ordinance No. 3, Series of 1980, An Ordinance amending Title 9 of the Municipal Code and making the concealment of unpurchased goods, wares or merchandise. ~, yl.~ ~./,~.,~(,~,ti{~ ~ ~- U~, ~~2,~ ._~'~1'1, 4..) Ordinance No. 4, Series of 1980, An Ordinance relating to the issuance of Land Transfer Tax anti ipation ~arra~n~ts in the principal amount o f X 5, 3 5 0, 0 0 0.0 0. c~c~~, ~° ~ ~-+-+ J ~1-0~ 5.) Ordinance Na. 5, Series of 1980, An Ordinance amending Ordinance Na. 26 , Series of 19 79 , relating to L" and Transfer Tax . ,~ ~a~_ ~~~~~,~J ~~~ l ~'~? 6.} Resolution No, 1, Series of 1980, relating to the creation of the Capita3. Im~a.~vement and Open Spaces Fund. 7.} Citizen Participation 8'.} Report an County Resource Recovery Program. 9..) Consideration of Cloud Seeding Program. TOWN MANAGER REPORTS TOWN ATTORNEY REPORTS Richard Caplan, Town Manager A ~.w MINUTES VAIL TOWN COUNCIL January 8, 1980 Regular Meeting The Vail Town Council convened for its regular meeting at 7x30 P,M. on Tuesday, January 8, 1980, in the Town Council Chambers of the Vail Municipal Building, ~'he following Councilmembers and Mayor Rodney Slifer were present: John Donovan Paula Palmateer Tom Steinberg Bill Wilto Ron Todd Scott Hopman Also present were: Richard Caplan, Tawn Manager, Lawrence C. Rider Town Attorney The first matter for Council's attention was Ordinance No. 1, Series of 1980, amending Chapter 2.32 of the Municipal Code establishing the Municipal Court as a Municipal Court of Record was read on first reading by Mayor Slifer. Lawrence C. Rider,. Town.A~torney introduced the Ordinance to the Council. There was no discussion. Councilmember Steinberg moved to approve Ordinance No. 1, Series of 1980, on first reading; Councilmember Wilto seconded the motion. A11 present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 2, Series of 1980, amending Title 9 of the Municipal Code and providing for the appeal and reenactment of Section 1.01.100 "Violations and Punishment" was read on first reading by Mayor Slifer. Lawrence C. Rider, Town Attorney introduced the Ordinance to the Council. There was no discussion. Councilmember Hopman moved to approve Ordinance No. 2, Series of 1980, on first reading; Councilmember Todd seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 3, Series of 1980, amending Title 9 of the Municipal Code and making the concealment of unpurchased goods., wares and mer- chandise read on first reading ~~ the gtor.Lawrence C. Rider, Town Attorney introduced the Ordinance to the Council. There was some discussion, Councilmember Donovan moved to approve Ordinance No. 3, Series of 1980, on first reading; Councilmember Wilto seconded the motion. All present voted, 5 for and 2 against. Ordinance No. ~, Series of 1980, relating to the issuance of Land Transfer Tax anticipation warrants in the principal amount of $5,350,000 was read on first reading by Mayor Slifer. Richard Caplan, Town Manager introduced Dan Lynch of DeMuth, Kemp & Backus who in general terms explained the Ordinance to the Council, then answered questions. There was some discussion. Councilmember Donovan moved to approve Ordinance No. 4, Series of 1980, on first reading; Councilmember Hopman seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 5, Series of 1980, amending Ordinance No. 26, Series of 1979, relating to Land Transfer Tax was read on first reading by Mayor Rad Slifer, Dan Lynch of DeMuth, hemp & Backus introduced the Ordinance to the Council. There was some discussion. Councilmember Wilto moved to approve Ordinance No. 5, Series of 1980, on first reading; Council-- member Steinberg seconded the motion. A11 present voted in favor and the motion passed. Page Two Minutes January 8, 1980 The next item on the agenda Resolution No, 1, Series of 19$0, re- lating to the creation of the Capital Improvement and Open Space Fund was read by Mayor Rod Slifer. Richard Caplan, Town Manager introduced the Resolution to the Council. There was no discussion. Councilmember Steinberg moved to approve Resolution No. 1, Series of 1980; Councilmember Hopman seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. CITIZEN PARTICIPATION: None Eric Edeen, County Sanitarian introduced Joan Deggan who gave a brief introduction into the County Resource Recovery Program. She then introduced Mr. William Franklin, President of Franklin Associates who gave the Council a broader scope of the project. The Cloud Seeding Program discussion was tabled until January 15th. TOWN MANAGER REPORTS: Two items: (1) There will be a special meeting on Thursday, January lpth at 7 P.M. to review the five applicants who wi11 be presenting their proposals for the new Town Library. (2) Mentioned adopting an Inducement Ordinance for employee housing to the Council. The staff will draw up such an ordinance for Councils review. TOWN ATTORNEY REPORTS: Vail Associates, Inc. is suing the Town of Vail due to the decision of the Agricultural Open Space rezoning. Councilmember Donovan moved to adjourn the meeting. Councilmember Todd seconded the motion, All present voted in favor and the meeting adjourned at 9:15 P.M. ATTEST: To ler Mayor / 1 • ~Nwo of nail AGENDA VAIL 7.`OWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING ~'ANUARY 15, 1980 7:30 P.M. X30 X 1 0 0 • Y8f ~, COI Ot'~a 0 8 7 6 5 7 0 3 fl 3 4 7 6- 5 8 1 3 ORDINANCTS, RESOLUTIONS AND PRESENTATIONS l.) Ordinance No. 6, Series of 1980, An Ordinance amending Title 9 of the Vail Municipal Code prohibiting the unauthorized sale of nontransferable tickets. ~~~~~ ~.) Ordinance No. 7, Series of 1980, An Ord~.nance annexing Forest Service lands. 3. ) Resolution ""o. 2, Series of 1980, stata:ng an' intent ~ of 'Town. of Vail ~o issue Industrial~~Revenue Bonds for employee housing. ~.) CITIZEN PARTICIPATION 5.) Ipanema Appeal Discussion of proposal for Spraddle Creei~ Development. 7.) Discussion of Cloud Seeding TOWN hIANAGER REPORTS TOWN ATTORNEY REPORTS Richard Gaplan, Town Mager MINUTES VA IL TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING JANUARY 15, 1980 ~he Vail Town Council convened for its regular meeting at 7:30 P.M. on Tuesday, January 15, 1980, in the Town Council Chambers of the Vail Municipal Building. The following Councilmembers and Mayor Rodney Slifer were present: John Donovan Paula Palmateer Tom Steinberg Scott Hopman Bill Wi1to Ron Todd Also present were: Richard Caplan, Town Managed Lawrence C. Rider, Town Attorney. The first matter for Council's attention was Ordinance No. 6, Series of 1980, amending Title 9 of the Vail Municipal Code prohibiting the un- authorized sale of nontransferable tickets was read on first reading by Mayor Slifer. There was some discussion. Councilmember Palma.tee~ made a..motion table Ordinance No. 6, Series of 1950 until the first regular meeting ~6n February 5th; Councilmember Todd seconded the motion. All present voted. 6 for and 1 against {Hopman}. The motion passed. Ordinance No. 7, Series of 1980, annexing Forest Service land was read on first reading by Mayor Slifer. An introduction to Ordinance No. 7 was given by Richard Caplan, Town Manager, There was some discussion. Council- member Donovan made a motion to approve Ordinance No. 7, Series of 1980; Councilmember Hopman seconded the motion, A11 present voted in favor and the motion carried. Resolution No. 2, Series of 1980, stating an intent of Town of Vail to issue industrial Revenue Bands for employee housing was read by Mayor Slifer. An introduction to Resolution No. 2, Series of 1980 was given by Richard Caplan, Town Manager. There was some discussion. Councilmember Donovan moved to approve Resolution No. 2, Series of 1980; Councilmember Wilto seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. CITTZEN PARTICIPATION: Jay Peterson asked that the Town cdnsider letting Pitkin Creek Park ~eep the '7 tenths of an acre they dedicated to the Town. The Council enied this request. Cathy Douglas is concerned about the construction debris and garbage on the Bennion resident. Also, she is questioning whether or not there are two kitchens in the resident. Jim Rubin, Zoning Administrator will check into this situation. Bill Wilto speaking .n behalf of Tom Jacobson is very concerned about the overnight campers at the West day skier lot. Jim Rubin, Zoning Administrator will get together with Russ Motta, Chief of Police in regard to this matter. Mrs. Al Ameral expressed her concern in regard to the number of tow aways, Richard Caplan, Town Manager explained to Mrs. Ameral the blanket parking policy. Craig Snowdown brought to the Councils attention the signage on the Frontage Road in regard to I-70. Kent Rose will check into the signage. The next item for Council's consideration was Ipanema Appeal. Dick Ryan, erector of Community Development gave some brief background then introduced ~im Morter architect for the project. Mayor Slifer asked Morter to explain the changes since this project had been heard by-.the Council previously. Mr. Morter did this, then he asked for individual appeals. Jay Peterson asked Mr. Morter to direct his comments to Mr and Mrs. Morgan Douglas since they were unable to attend previous meetings. Mr. Copperwaithe,. representing the Alphorn Board of Managers read a letter of denial for, Ipanema project. Mr. Al Ameral feels that the developer met all the r Town Council Minutes Continued January 15, 1980 Page 2 criteria and that a few peopie with different architectural ideas than the developer should have no effect on a decision-from the Council. Jay Peterson read a statement to the Council from the developer. There was no further discussion. Councilmember Hopman moved to uphold the Design Review Board decision for the project to proceed; Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion. All present voted, 4 for and 3 against. The motion passed as submitted. Mr, Husted of Husted Development gave the Council a brief overview of the project they would like to do in Eagle County or the Town. The Council is against any land trades with the Forest Service for independant development. Based on this the Council was not interested. J,C. Clarke on behalf of Joe Macy from Vail Associates gave the Council an update on the c~.oud seeding program. The Council has decided to go with the program. The Council voted on a new Board Member for Design Review Board. The new Board Member is Lou Mesikimen. The other applicants were: vid Willette, John Perkins, and Frank Dalton. TOWN MANAGER REPORTS Richard Caplan, Town Manager was pleased and saddened to report that Carlos Miranda has accepted the Town Managers position in Taos, New Mexico. Rich also stated that the architect for the new library would be decided on February 5th. There will be a Special Meeting on January 18, 1980, the business at hand will be second readings on Ordinances 1, ~, 5, Series of 1980. He also mentioned the New York trip to Moody's Investment Services for an A rating which was productive. TOWN ATTORNEY REPORTS Lawrence C. Rider, Town Attorney reported that the 1975 litigation between the Manor Vail and the Cable TV have been resolved. The rates were proper. Councilmember Donovan moved to adjourn the meeting. Councilmember Hopman seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the meeting adjouned at 9:35 P.M. Town~Cler ayor ~ AGENDA VAIL TOWN COUNCIL SPECIAL MEETING JANUARY 18, 1980 4:04 P.M. ~Awo of rail box ioo ~aiE, colorada s~657 . saa•476.56~a NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING I PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE VAZL TOWN COUNCIL WILL BE HELD ON~IFRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1980, AT 4:OO.P.M., IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS OF THE VAZL MUNICIPAL BUILDING FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONDUCTING THE FOLLO~YING BUSINESS: ~~ I.} Ordinance No. 1, S',eries of 19$0, 2nd reading, amending Chapter 2'x.32 of the Municipal - Code establishing the Municipal Court as a Municipal Court of Record, 2.} Ordinance No. 4, Series of 1980, 2nd reading, relating to the issuance. of Land Transfer ' Tax anticipation warran s in the principal amount of $u,3Q0,43-£1.0/f ~5d~~4.sra 3.) Ordinance No. 5, Series of 1980, 2nd reading amending Ordinance!, No. 26, Series of 1979, relating to Land Transfer Tax. I II n,~' I '~ Richard Caplan, ;Town Manager ~~ r .+ SPECIAL MEETING VAIL TOWN COUNCIL JANUARY l8, 1980 4 P.M. '~i'he Vail Town Council. convened for a Speca.al Meet~.ng at ~ P.M. on Tuesday, January 18, 1980, in the Conference Room of the Vail Municipal Building. The following Council.members and Mayor Slifer were present: Paula Palmateer Ron Todd Absent: John Donovan Scott Hopman Dr, Steinberg Bill Wilto All present ways:,. Richard Caplan, Town Manager. Ordinance No. 1, Series of 1980, amending Chapter 2.32 of the Municipal Code establishing the Municipal Court as a Municipal Court of Record was read on second reading by Mayor Rod Slifer. There was no discussion. Councilmember Hopman moved to approve Ordinance No. 1, Series of 1980 on second reading; Councilmember Todd seconded the motion. All. present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 4, Series of 1980, relating to the .issuance of Land Transfer x anticipation warrants an the principal amount of $1,850,000.00 was ad on second xeading by Mayor Rod Slifer. Richard Caplan pointed out the changes from first reading. There was some discussion, Councilmember Hopman moved to approve Ordinance No. ~ on second reading as .amended; Councilmember Palmateer seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 5, Series of 1980, amending Ordinance No. 26, Series of 1979, relating to Land Transfer Tax was read an second reading by Mayor Slifer. Richard Caplan, Town Manager explained the changes recommended by Bond Council, There was no discussion. Councilmember Hopman moved to approve Ordinance No. 5 as amended on second reading; Councilmember Palmateer seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. In the interim time the Mayor is out of the country it was decided to elect a Vice Mayor Pro Tem. Bala Wilto will be the Vice Mayor Pro Tem until the first of February. Councilmember Hopman moved to adjourn the meeting. Councilmember Todd seconded the motion. All present voted in favor, and the meeting adj~~rned at 5 P.M. ATTEST: ~ ~/ ~ ~ ~' . Town Clerk Mayor ~ ~ .. ~OWR 01 ~HII Ati.~;lV !3A VAIL TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING FEBRUARY 5, 1980 7:30 P.M. #~ox ~ oo veil, Colorado 8 3 6 5 7 • 3 t? 3+ 4 7 6- 5 6 1 3 ORDINANCES AND PRESENTATIONS ~c i. 2, ) ~3.) ~,) •) ~''~l 6.} Ordinance No. 2, Series of 3980, Second Reading, An Ordinance amending Title 9 of the Municipal Code and providing far the appeal and re- enactment o~ Section 1.01 "Vi at'ons and Punishment". ~~.~~ ~~ /yL~Q '~L~s~QGL9.-4-LC~t~ p~.LE,~C-,. Ordinance No. 3, Series of 1980, Second Reading, An Ordinance amending Title 9 of the A+Iunicipal Cade and eking the concealment of unpurchased goods ,, wares or merchandise . l~ ~~~'-~- A-d~CC~ i. ~$ ~[.l.a.~.C-47U -- ~ ~ ~ •~Z` c~ ~i! ' ! • `-' ~ `~~ /~i.rlw~..~~ ~j~`.'y'^ Y Ordinance No. 6, Series of 1980, First Reading, An Ordinance amending Title 9 of, the Vail Municip 3 ode prohibiting the una ized sale, of nontransferable tickets.' _ 3`~~~ ~ ~~ ~~ ~ _ Luc t ~~~ - -~,-,-~ Ordinance No. 7, Series of 980, Secon`dz~.~ad~r~g, An Oxd~.nanc~---annexing Forest Service lands. ~"~'- ~ ~Q~G S-dYYt~. i~ ~~CS3'cr1~, Ordinance.No. 8, Series of 1980, First Reading, An Ordinance authorizing the issuance and sale of $7,000,000.00 in. Gene al Ob1'gation Bonds- Series of 1980 - Lion~e d Parki Structure. ~C ~' ~~~~ ~ Ordinance No. 9 Series o~ 198 F'r R a 'n ~ 0~' x 0, ~ st e d~. g, An rdznance rezoning the Getty Oil site from Heavy Service {HS} to Low Density Multi-Fami3.y (COME) . (~oC_. ~-cj ~`.~.. ~" ~Q,Q~yu.~tut, CITIZEN PARTICIPATION ,~,~/ ?.) Cable TV complaints S.) Selection of Library Architect. TOj'YN MANAGER REPORTS TOWN ATTORNEY REPORTS .~~ Richard Caplan, Town Manager ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ - ~ ~ ~~~ ~~ ~~ ~ . ~.~--~, . ~ ~~~~ ~ G ~c ~~~ ~~ ~~ ~~~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ c ~~- ~ ~ ~Cnxe. bad, .~.~ru~ Q.~v ~c~~-6-~e~ l~ ups ~x ~~-~ ja--`~'_ TOWN COUNCIL MINUTES VAZL TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING FEBRUARY 5, 1980 he Vaal Town Council convened for its regular meeting at 7:30 P.M. on Tuesday ebruary 5, 1980, in the Town Council Chambers of the Vail Municipal Building. The following Councilmembers and Mayor Rodney Slifer were present: Paula Palmateer John Donovan Tom Steinberg Scott Hopman Ron Todd Bill Wilto Also present were: Richard Caplan, Town Manager; Larry Rider, Town Attorney The first matter for Council's attention was Ordinance No. 2, Series of 1980, amending Title 9 of the Municipal Code and providing for the appeal and re- enactment of Section 1.01.100 "Violations and Punishment" was read on second reading by Mayor Rodney Slifer. There was no discussion. Councilmember Hopman made a motion to approve Ordinance No. 2, Series of 1980; Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion assed. rdinance No. 3, Series of 1980, amending Title 9 of the Municipal Code and making the concealment of unpurchased goods, wares or merchandise with intent to commit larceny was read by Mayor Slifer on second reading. There was some discussion. Councilmember Palmateer moved to approve Ordinance No.3, Series of 1980; Councilmember Wilto seconded the motion. All voted 4 for and 3 against (Hopman, Steinberg, Todd) the motion passed in favor of Ordinance No. 3. Drdinance No. 6, Series of 1980, amending Title 9 of the Vail Municipal Code prohibiting the unauthorized sale of nontransferable tickets was read on first reading by Mayor Slifer. There was some discussion. Councilmember Hopman made a motion to deny Ordinance Na. 6, Series of 1.980; Councilmember Donovan seconded the motion. All present voted 4 for denial of Ordinance No. 6, Series of 1980, and 3 against the denial. The motion passed and Ordinance No. 6 was denied.(For the denial. of Ordinance No. 6, Hopman, Donovan, Wilto, Todd. For Ordinance No. 6 Palmateer, Steinberg, Slifer). Ordinance No. 7 Series of 1980, annexing of .Forest Service Lands was real on second reading by Mayor Slifer. There was some discussion. Councilmember Steinberg made a motion to approve Ordinance No. 7, Series of 1980, on econd reading; Councilmember Donovan seconded the motion. All present oted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 8, Series of 1980, authorizing the issuance and sale of $7,000,000.00 in General Obligation Bonds, Series of 1980, Lionshead Parking Structure was read on first reading by Mayor Slifer. There was a lengthy discussion. Councilmember Donovan moved to deny Ordinance No. 8, Series of 1980 on first reading; Councilmember Hopman seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No.8, Series of 1980 was denied. The Town will negotiate with several firms in regard .to the bonds and come before the Council as soon as possible. The meeting will not be adjourned but will be continued until February 12 in case the bond market changes. Ordinance No. 9, Series of 1980, rezoning the Getty Oil Site from Heavy Service (HS) to Low Density Mu1ti~Family (LDMF) was read by Rod Slifer on first reading. Jim Rubin, honing Administrator, stated that the applicant was not present. Councilmember Palmateer made a motion to Table Ordinance No. 9, Series of 1980, because the applicant was not vailable; Councilmember Donovan seconded the motion, A11 present voted ~n favor and the motion carried. Resolution No. 3, Series of 1980, making Presidents Holiday a Fireplace Smokeless Weekend was read by Mayor Slifer. Councilmember Steinberg made a motion to amend the Resolution to make it an annual. event during the Presidents Holiday Weekend; Councilman Donavan seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and motion carried. MINUTES FEBRUARY 5, 1980 Page 2 CITIZEN PARTICIPATION' Lowenthal related to the Council an incident that happened on Sunday n•regard to parking. He and about 30 other people were advised to park on the South Frontage Road Sunday by a lot attendant. When these people came back for their cars they had been towed by the Police Department. There was a lack of communication between the parking attendant and the Police Department. The Council would like a letter of apology sent out and a refund on the parking and towing charges to these individuals. A4r. Lowenthal also suggested the use of the radio station for some type of campaign in regard to the parking problem. Cable TV complaints were aired by a couple of citizens along with a petition which will be taken care of by Department of Community Development. The next item was the selection of the Architect for the Library and the new Architects for the Library are Craig Snowdon and Pam Hopkins. TOWN MANAGER REPORTS Richard Caplan, Town Manager announced the Employee of the Year, Mr. Jim bin, Zoning Administrator. Congratulations? he Mayor suggested to the Council that they set a procedure for interviewing applicants. Either Open to the public or in Executive session. It was the consensus of the Councilto make all interviews open to the public other than other applicants to be interviewed at that time. Councilmembex Hopman made a motion to hold all interviews Open to the public; Councilmember Todd seconded the motion. All present voted 6 for and 1 against (Donovan), TOWN ATTORNEY REPORTS Reported to the Council that he researched the tax on foriegn investment as requested by Bill Wilto. After giving the information. The Council asked far more investigation on the issue. The Mayor announced that there will be a formal report on the Austrian trip as soon as all the data is compiled. There is some consideration of adopting St. Moritz, Switzerland as Vail's sister clay. A motion to continue the meeting until February 12 by the Mayor. ~eting was dismissed at 9:45 P.M. ATTEST: r ~ ~/ /I _ T wn Clerk- v~' " ~~O I ~~ of u~ aill~ AGENDA VAIL TOWN COUNCIL CONTINUATION OF REGULAR MEETING ON FEBRUARY 5, 198 FEBRUARY L2, 1950 2:00 P.M. b0 X 1 0 0 • Yal ~, COI OI'at.~0 5 1 6 5 7 • 3 0 3 4 7 6. 5 6 3 3 I..) Consideration of Bonds for Lionshead Parking Structure. ~~ ~~~ Richard Caplan, Town Manager .. i A TOWN COUNCIL MINUTES VA TL TOWN COUNCIL CONTINUATION FROM FEBRUARY 5, 1980 FEBRUARY 12, 1980 P.M. e Vail Town Council convened for the eont.inuation ofi February 5 meeting n Tuesday, February I.2, 1980, in the Town Council Chambers of the Vail Municipal Building. The following Councilmembers and Mayor Rodney Slifer were present: Paula Palmateer Ron Todd Bill Wilto Dr. Steinberg Absent: John Donovan Scott Hopman Also present were: Richard Caplan, Town Manager, Lawrence C. Rider, Town Attorney. ~e to the fact that there were no changes in the bond market the Mayor ked for a motion to adjourn :the continued meeting. Councilmember Palmateer moved to adjourn continued meeting of February 5, 1980; Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. .>-''w' i Mayor ATTEST: ~.~~~~ ~~~ t r i AGENDA VAIL TOWN COONCIL REGULAR MEETING FEBROARY 19, 1580 7:30 P.M. ~wu~ at nail hOx 100•. vail, eoiorado 8'1657 sos•476.5673 ORDINANCES AND PRESENTATIONS 1.. ORDINANCE Na, 9,. SERIES OF Z9$O,.FIRST~READING, AN ORDINANCE REZONING THE GETTY OIL SITE FROM HEAVY SERVICE {RS} TO LOW DENSITY MULTI--FAMILY (LDMF) . 2. ORDINANCE N0, 10, SERIES OF 1980, FIRST READING, AN ORDIANCE ADAPTING THE UNIFORM FIRE CODE, 1979 EDITION CITIZEN PARTICIPATION 3. APPEAL OF VAIL GOLF COURSE TOWNHOUSES 4. APPOINTMENT OF CITIZENS CENSUS COMMITTEE N MANAGER REPORTS ~~WN ATTORNEY REPORTS L' ~C:G~~e ~~ ~ ~ ~ c~f ~ RICHARD CAPLAN, TOWN MANAGI_R TOWN COUNCIL MINUTES VAIL TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING FEBRUARY 19, 1980 7:30 P.M. ~he Vail. Town Council convened for its regular meeting at 7:30 P.M. on Tuesday February 19, 1980, in the Town Council Chambers of the Vail Municipal Building. The following Councilmembers and Mayor Rodney Slifer were present: Paula Palmateer Dr. Steinberg Scott Hopman Ron Todd Bill Wilto Absent John Donovan Also present were: Richard Caplan, Town Manager; Larry Rider, Town Attorney. The first matter for Council's attention was Ordinance No. 9, Series of 1980, rezoning of the Getty Oil Site from Heavy Service to Low Density Multi-Family as read on first reading by Mayor Slifer. There was a lengthy discussion. Councilmember Ron Todd made a motion to approve Ordinance 9, Series of 1980 w~.th the following amendments: Deed restriction to employees within the Gore Valley; restricted for 2 years; maximum 8 units; and limited to 10,250 square feet; Councilmember Hopman seconded the motion. A11 present voted, 5 for and 1 against (Wilco). Ordinance No. 10, Series of 1980, an Ordinance adopting the Uniform Fire Code, 19'79 Edition was read on first reading by Mayor Slifer. There was no discussion. Councilmember Wilco moved to approve Ordinance No. l0, Series of 1980 on first reading; Councilmember Hopman seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion carried, CITIZEN PARTICIPATION Marshall Diggs was concerned about the cars that were parking on Gore Creek Drive on the south side leaving All Seasons were not be ticketed and towed. The Mayor suggested he meet with Kent Rose and go over the particulars. Kent Rose met with Mr. Diggs and explained that Vail Valley Drive to Mill Creek is leased by the Texas Townhouses for a parking lot. The Town does not maintain that area. Mr. Diggs is going to see his Lawyer about vacating the street and re--zoning.- ~~ ~inda Kiaser mention that her business was down 45-50% due to the limitationPz on ski lift tickets. Jack Marshall from Vail Associates stated that they. were looking at some changes in the program and would come to some decision within the next few days. Ken Shapiro representing Shapiro Construction Company owners of the Vail Golfcourse Townhomes went before the Council to appeal the Design Review Board denial of February 7, 1980. He presented the Council with a Memorandum as well as an oral dissertation. There was some discussion. Councilmember Todd made a motion to xeverse the DRB decision as it stands and approve the 54 units; Councilmember Hopman seconded the motion. A11 present voted 4 for and 2 against (Slifer and Wilco) the motion carried for approval. The Mayor appointed the following people to serve on the Citizens Census Committee for the 1980 Census~as well as himself and Councilmember Palmateer from the Council; Claudia Miller Pat Brugh Rosemarie McNett Barbar Weist ~. -r Minutes Vail Town Council February 19, 1980 Page 2 The Mayor asked the Council to select a Mayor Pro Tem during the time that Councilmember Donovan is recovering. Councilmember Todd made a motion to appoint Councilmember Wi1to to act as Interim Mayor Pro Tem; Councilmember Hopman seconded the motion. Ail present Voted in Favor. Interim Mayor Pro Tem is Bill Wilto. The Council had to set a hearing date tar Zoning of newly annexed lands The date suggested was March 10, 1980. Councilmember Hopman moved that March 10, 1980, should be the hearing date for Zoning of newly annexed lands; Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion. A11 present voted in favor and the motion carried. TOWN MANAGER REPORTS Richard Caplan announced that Jim Ream, Architect for Lionshead Parking Structure wi11 meet with the DRB on Tuesday. The Council is urged to attend at 1 P.M. WN ATTORNEY REPORTS ,othing. Councilmember Todd moved to adjourn the meeting. Councilmember Hopman seconded the motion. AlI present voted in favor and the meeting adjourned at 9:30 P.M. ATTEST: .~~. ,~ ~r ' /'G~ ~~ _ , Town Clerk Mayor ~ ADDENDUM TO MINUTES OF THIS DATE: At a somewhat later date after this meeting, E.inda Kaiser requested the following clarification of her remarks regarding percentages, Her request far revision of her quoted remarks in these minutes is attached hereto. _. _. -- l9 6l L'G.'2- - - - - 1 ~~' a~ ~a ~~~~~ '~ ~.rh. ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~o .C~ ~ ~~ ~~~ ~~ ~, ~~~ L IIN ~i l~lfn No. ~~~~I~ p ~~~. -e ShG©i i nclill, uef]~L ~.5) !>nv-iIh1E115. hllmtm+n, tAGJ3 ti :~ ~E~io of nail AGENDA VAIL TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING MARCH 4, 1980 7:30 P,M, t~ox goo . nail, cotarado s~s5~ . sos•476-5s~s ORDINANCES., RESOLUTIONS AND PRESENTATIONS 1.) ORDINANCE N0, 9, SERIES OF 1.980 SECOND READING, AN ORDINANCE F2EZONING THE GETTY OIL SITE FROM HEAVY SERVICE NHS} TO LOW DENSITY MllLTI--t'AMILY (COME}, ~.) ORDINANCE NO.. Z1, SERIES OF 1980, FIRST READING, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING T~~E LEASH ~.Aw. 3,) CITIZEN PARTICIPATION 14 .) DESC I S ION OF~ COMMHN ITY SERVICE PROJECT APPLICANTS BY THE Ct?UI~1C IL 5 ,) TOWN l~9ANAGER REPORTS 6.) T06{!N ATTORNEY REPORTS RICHARD CAPLAN, TOWN MANAbER y TOWN COUNCIL MINUTES VAIL TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING MARCH 4, 19$0 7:30 P.M. The Vail Town Council convened for its regular meeting at 7:~5 P.M. on Tuesday March 4, 19$0, in the Town Council Chambers of the Vail Municipal Building. The following Councilmembers and Mayor Rodney E. Slifer were present: Paula Palmateer John Donovan Dr. Steinberg Scott HOpman Ron Todd Bill Wilto Also present were: Richard Caplan, Town Manager, Larry Rider, Town Attorney. The first matter for Council's attention was Ordinance No. 9, Series of 1980, rezoning of the Getty Oil Site from Heavy Service to Low Density Multi- Family was read on second reading by Mayor Rodney Slifer. Lawrence Ridre, Town Attorney, suggested to the Council amending paragraph 2 of the Ordinance to read after "maximum of eight units""two of which shall be reserved for sale or lease by a resident/employee of the Upper Eagle Valley". There was some discussion. Councilmember Iiopman made a motion to approve Ordinance 9 -with the above amendment; Councilmember Palmateer seconded the motion. A11 present voted 6 for and 1 against (Wilto). The motion passed on second reading. Ordinance No. 11, Series of 1980, amending the leash law was read by Mayor Slifer on first reading. Richard Caplan introduced Gordon Swanson, Fire Chief, who explained the boundaries to the Council with the aid of a map. There was a lengthy discussion. There .was a motion from the Council to amend the Ordinance to include the area past the soccer field and in front of Ford Park. Councilmember Palmatter made a motion to approve Ordinance lI, with the above amendment on first reading; Councilmember Wi1to seconded the motion. All present voted 4 for and 3 against .(Donovan, Mayor, Hopman), The Council then announced the money they would allocate to the following Community Service Project applicants. They are as follows: Applicant Amount Requested Amount Funded Bear Creek Whiskey Hunter $1,500 Colo. West Regional Mental Health Center $5,000 $ 50 0 $5,000 Manpower Training & Development Program $3,200 ~0- Vail Institute $15,000 $10,000 Vail Mountain Rescue $2,500 $1,250 Eagle Valley Arts Council $ 500 $ 500 VRA Activities $11,095 $11,000 EMC $10,616 --0- Red Zinger Bicycle Classic $5,000 $5,000 Ski Club Vail $7,000 $3,500 to finish bldg. VRA Marketing $50,000 $25,000 s ... TOWN COUNCIL MINUTES MARCH 4, 1980 PAGE 2 ere were various people thanking the Council for the funds. Bob Mayor from VA thanked the Council for the funds. But feels that Marketing should be separate from Community Service Projects. Bud Benedict feels the same. CITIZEN PARTICIPATION: None TOWN MANAGER REPORTS: Non e TOWN ATTORNEY REPORTS: None Councilmember Donovan moved to adjourn the me~:ting. Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the meeting adjourned 8:30 P.M. ATTEST: ,~~G~/ ~ Town Clerk s ~ _~ Mayor ~. • AGENDA VA IL TOWN COUNCIL SPECIAL MEETING MARCH 12, 19$0 5:00 P.M. '~awi of nail E70X 7 0D r V81~, COI01'ad0 8 3 657 r 3D3 • 476-56 3 3 1.) Resolution No. 5, Series of 1980, a Resolution relating ' to the exchange of Government Securities in the Escrow of the 1976 General Obligation. Refunding Bond ,Issue. ~~~ Richard Caplan, Town~Manager VAIL COUNCIL MINUTES SPECIAL MEETING MARCH 12, 1980 5:00 P.M. ~7 The Vail Town Council convened far its Sp~c.ial Meeting at 5:00 P.M, on Wednesday March 12, 1980, in the Town Conference Room of the Municipal Building. The following Councilmembers and Mayor Rodney Slifer were present: Paula Palmateer Scott Hopman Bill W~,lto Ron Todd Also present were: Richard Caplan, Town Manager and Larry Rider, Town Attorney. Resolution No. 5, Series of 1980, a Resolution relating to the exchange of Government Securities in the Escrow of the 1976 General Olbigation Refunding Bond Issue was read by Mayor Slifer. Tom Bishop, Han if en, Imhoff & Samford, Inc. explained to the Council the issue. There was a lengthy discussion. Section 3, Page 3, paragraph 6 as was deleted and "not to exceed" was added. Councilmember Hopman moved to adapted Resolution No. 5, Series of 1980 as amended; Councilmember Wilto seconded the motion. All present voted unanimously and the motion passed, Councilmember Hopman moved to adjourn the meeting. Councilmember Wilto seconded the motion. The meeting adjourned at 6 P.M. ATTEST: v ~ // ~ ~ •. -~"~ / Town' lerk ayor • n s AGENDA - .. _ VAIL T04~~N COU~~CIL ~ ~ R~GU1_AR MIL=TIfG .., ..r ~ . - , f~ARC~ 7.8, I.~~O ~~, ~_, ~ , 7:~0 f~~M, -__._ ;~_~ jl ~~~ ~~ +~ ~ ~ . ~A~1 ~~~~~ "~~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ' ~ ~ ,~~,! , ~~ ~ 4D 8 1 6 x 7 s 3fl 3 7 6 -5 6 1 3 ~, C~ ~i c1C bOX 1 0 0 a V~ o~~~-T NANCCS_.11~lD ~~f~:sOLI~ TI Of~S ~_~ ORDINANCE i~l0~ 7.Q, SERIES OF 7.9$O, SECOND REAnINGd AN CaRI}iNANGE ADOPTING THE UN1C°OPM FIRE CrODE., 7.979 EDITION. 2~ ORDINANCE N0, 7.7_, >EC~ZIES OF l9$~, SECOND RIvADING, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE LEASE{ C..A4'~~ .~~ ORDINANCE NOy ~~, SIvI2IE5 OF ~.°$0, f=MCI?GECdCY ORDIT~ANCE, AN ORDINANCE EXTENDING THC:, MC~R A'TORIUM ON TIME SHARING, , ~, RESOL!!T ION NO ~ LE, SF.R IES QF 7.9$O, A F;C:;SOLUTION AMENDING EQU I[~MENT LEASE !'IITi~ COL_C}C?A DO NA"1"IOC~fAL LEAS iNG, If~C ~, RrSOL'JTION N0~ ~, SFf2IE5 OF 1.9$9, ~4 RC*SOLljTION IN REF=ERENCE TO I2E-SALE OP AITICiN CREEK NOTES, ~. RC~SOLIJTIOIV NC1, I', SE;RI~:S OF 19$O, A RESOLUTION OF THr TC~~N COISNCiL STATING ITS POSIT ION CZEGARDING THE FiITURCm AP1NE?CATIGN OF 1~CST VAIL 7. C~I~I7f~~~ F'ARTICI~'i;TlGf~g $ ~ APPEI-tL OF 1.ST I3ANIC, 9. DISCUSS30N Of= PRIVATE TF2ANSPORTATION SYSTE,'~S IN VAIL. 7.Q , caN ~ I ~l£:RAT i ON OF .S I P~I3?~ RUN DEVELOPMENT PLAN 17. ~ T~ORTCI4~EST COLOF2AI}t~ r{}U~~iG I1~. 0~~ GOVI~RN~~7-=NTS PRESENTRTION, TQ~~~f~ M~',f'~A%E.f~ R~RCR~ S TOWf~ ATTDRf+~~ Y REf'0l~1~~S _ ~_ ~: _ }RICHARD .C;APLAN,V l O4~N'TANAGER a TOWN COUNCIL MINUTES VAiL TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING MARCH 18, 1980 7:30 P.M. The Vail Town Council convened for its regular meeting at 7:30 P.M. on Tuesday, March 18, 1980, in the Town Council Chambers of the Vail Municipal Building. The fallowing Councilmembers and Mayor Rodney E. Slifer were present: Paula Palmateer John Donovan Dr, Steinberg Ran Todd . Bill Wilto Absent; Scott Hopman Also present were: Richard Caplan, Town Manager; Larry Rider, Town Attorney The first matter for Council's attention was Ordinance No. 10, Series of 1980, adopting the Uniform Fire Code, 1979 Edition was read an second reading by Mayor Slifer. There was no discussion. Councilmember Steinberg made a motion to approve Ordinance No. 10, Series of 1980 on second reading; Council.membear Donovan seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion carried. Ordinance No:` 11, Series of 1980, amending the leash law was read on second reading by Mayor Slifer. There was a lengthy discussion. Councilmember Wilto moved to approve Ordinance No. 11, Seriesaf 1980,. on second reading; Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion. All present voted, 4 for and 2 against. The motion carried. Ordinance Na. l2, Series of 1980, extending the moratorium on time sharing was read as an Emergency Ordinance by Mayor Slifer. There was some discussion. Councilmember Steinberg moved to approve Ordinance No. 12, Series of 1980 as an Emergency Ordinance; Councilmember Wilto seconded the motion. A11 present voted, 4 for and 2 against. The motion carried. Resolution No. ~, Series of 1980, amending equipment lease with Colorado National Leasing, inc., was read by Mayor Slif er. Introduced by Richard Caplan, Town Manager. There was some discussion. Councilmember Donovan moved to approve Resolution No. 4, Series of 1980; Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion carried Resolution No. 6, Series of 1980, in reference notes was read by Mayor Slifer. Introduced by Manager, there were no changes just a housekee~ some discussion. Councilmember Wi1to moved to Series of 1980; Councilmember Donovan seconded voted in favor and the motion passed. to re-sale of Pitkin Creek Richard Caplan, Town ding matter. There was approve Resolution Na. 6, the motion. All present Resolution Na. 7, Series of 1980, a Resolution of the Town Council stating its position regarding the future annexation of West Vail was read by Mayor Slifer. Councilmember Palmateer moved to approve Resolution No. 7, Series of 1980; with the changes (favorable) after the word (committees) and delete (and rec~~~u.~end); Councilmember Wi1to seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion carried. CITi2EN PARTICIPATION Joe Staufer and citizens are concerned about Vail Associates plan for the Agriculture Zone so a petition was circulated and by signed by people who own personal and real property, representing between X00 and 500. Appeal of lst Bank asked the Council to table the appeal for 30 days. with the hope that the parties involved could resolve their problems outside of Council. Councilmember Steinberg made a motion to table appeal for thirty days; Councilmember Donovan seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion carried. e MINUTES March 18, 19$0 Page 2 Jon Eberle, Transporation Director led a discussion of private transportation systems in Vail. There was a lengthy discussion wl.th some very good ideas. As soon as the season is over Joh will sit down and go alternative routes. Diana Toughill, Project Coordinator far Simba Run gave the Council a brief refresher outline of project. The main concern was the landscaping and density. The Council. would like to see a conceptual landscape plan. Councilmember Donovan moved to continue discussion Aril, 1, regular meeting, and asked Ms. Toughill for conceptual landscape drawings; Councilmember Wilto seconded the motion. All present voted, 4 for and 2 against. The motion carried. Tam Glass with Northwest Colorado Council of Governments gave a film presentation and an update an research and ll.tigation. The Gouncil then selected the new Planning and Environmental Commission Board Member. John Pexkins was selected. The other applicants were: Fau1 Johnston, Fritz Glade and Dennis Mi.nshall. TOWN MANAGER REPORTS: Richard Caplan announced the name of the new Personnel Director Mr. Charles Wick. Welcome aboard. TOWN ATTORNEY REPORTS: Nothing Mayor Slifer suggested the Council. to direct the staff to take legal action on the Casino Building (east end.) the trash is a real eye sore. Councilmember Donovan rnaved to adjourn the meeting. Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion. A11 present in favor and the motion carried. ATTEST: i ~ ~'-=~ Town ~l.exk Mayor G ~ ~~ • ~.---~ OFFICIAL BALLOT ~-'~"~~~ Pl_A~~l~~ a i~G ANA LNV I ~ONMENTAL COMM I SS IO~~ MACH ~S~ 3.080 __ ~~~ 3 ~OHN PERI<I NS~ _.. __ ._ 2 --" P~tUC JUfINSTON I FRITL OLABE I~F.I~NIS MINSNAL~. • • r~ ~ ~. ~~~ - , ---~~ .~~ --~;~, ~,~~~~ }b~ ~S` ~. I. t E ` •4 ~,~ii.:.~,~)~A IZ1-:GlJk AR ~`Ik::kW1-Ii~G AIaR r L ~., ~-~~o fIDX i 0 D • Vail, CC![DYdC~Q 8 1 6 5 7 s 3 0 3 4 7 G -5 G i 3 OR~7Ii~l',NCFS AND Ri~SOLUTONS ~_,) CN~1]INANCE NO, 7_~, SI:.RIf_5 OF 7..~3SO, AN OR1)I[`JANCE 7_ONING 1-Uf~ES"l~ SI~RVICf: (_.laNll { S~l~{:f=L=~! S IN ~1-HE -I-~71~,'N OF VA I€..) 2_ ,) I~f=S01_UT ION NO ~ S, SCR I I-S OF 1,OSO, AN AMh~N]]f~IENT `CO RESOLUT IO(~ NO t 5, SERIf._S 01= ~.9gO, RELATING TO T1-fl= SU)3STITUTION OF UNITED STATES GOVI~.RNMGNT S(_CIJR I~I~ IES .3,) RESOI_UT[QN ND, 9, SI~RIIrS OF 1980, AU~I-HORI:LING THE ACQUISITION OF i-HE I3Rf~Y PRO~'EfZ~rY L.OT 7.0, BIGHORN ~ ~ _ - ~~,} RESOLUTION N0. :k.O, SERIES OF 1980, AUTHORI7ING THE EXECU~CIDN OF A CONS'I~RUCTION CON~I-Rr~C-C WITH HYI)ER CONSTRUCTION FDR THE LIDNSHEAI~ PARKING LDT~ CITI~r:N f'ARTICIk'A-1-ION ~~) CONS 11~f~RAT ION OF S I M}3A Rl1N Df~VEf_OI'MENT PLAN ~~) ItIVIEW OF (~h~Of'OSf:D I__IONSHFAD PLAN. I,) h'RESENI~AT ION ON Mf=ADOW MOUNTAIN , S,) CABLE ~l-V ANN~#AI_ fZf~i'ORT• ~~} Ai'+'OINI~ING APPLICANI~ TO T13E BDAfZD OF APf'f~A(_S• TO~~dPd r~A~A~k._R REPORTS TOI~dN ATTORNEY RF~PORTS R I Cf-{ARD CAf LAN TOWN MANAGER :4 'y MINUTES TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING APRIL 1, 1980 7:30 P.M. The Vail Town Council convened for its regular meeting at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, April 1, 1980, in the Town Council Chambers of the Vail Municipal Building. The following Councilmembers and Mayor Rodney Slifer were present: Paula Palmatter John Donovan Dr. Steinberg Bill Wi1to Ron Todd Absent: Scott Hopman Also present were: Richard Caplan, Town Manager and Larry Rider, Town Attorney., The first matter for Council consideration was Ordinance No. 13, Series of 1980, an Ordinance zoning Forest Service land {streets within the Town of Vail) was read on first reading by Mayor Slifer. No discussion. Councilmember 111 Wilto made a motion to approve Ordinance No. 13 on first reading; ouncilmember Steinberg seconde the motion. All voted in favor and the motion passed. Resolution No. 8, Series of 1980, an amendment to Resolution No. 5, Series of 1980, retaling to the substitution of United States Government Securities was read by Mayor Slifer. An introduction by Tom Bishop of Hanifen, Imhoff. There was no discussion. Councilmember Donovan made a motion to approve Resolution No. 8, Series of 1980; Councilmber Steinberg seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Resolution No. 9, Series of 1980, authorizing the acquisition of the Brey property Lot 10, Bighorn was read by Mayor Slifer. There was some discussion. Councilmember Steinberg moved to approve Resolution No. 9, Series of 1950; Councilmember Wilto seconded the motion. All present voted and the motion passed. Resolution No. 10, Series of 1980, authorizing the execution of a construction contract with Hyder Construction for the Lionshead Parking lot was read by Mayor Slicer. There was.some discussion. Councilmember Steinberg moved to approve Resolution No. 10, Series of 1980, authorizing purchasing of~materia be approved at next meeting; Councilmember Donovan seconded the motion. 11 present voted and the motion passed. CITIZEN PARTICPATION None Consideration of Simba Run Development Plan was denied, Review of proposed Lionshead Plan was approved. Presentation on Meadow Mountain uses was given by Ernie Nunn, United States Forest., Service; Roger Tilkemeier gave a proposal for a livery stable; Jim Rea gave a proposal for jeep trips and chuckvvagon. There was a general public discussion. The Council recommended the livery stable, study into motor vehicle questionable. It was recommended that the Town of Minturn be more involved in process. Cable TV Annual Report was postponed. Appointing applicant to Board of Appeals was postponed for more detail ~garding number of openings. t ~'~, April 1, 1980 Town Council Minutes Page 2 'OWN MANAGER REPORTS Jim Ream lead a brief discussion on the progress of the parking structure regarding berm height studies. Suggests that it is too soon to project any savings on the project, he will know if there will be any when all sub- contractors bads are in. Mayor reports on West Vail Meeting, directing the committee to be appointed 30 days after the election and report is due in 90 days after that, Suggests that committee be appointed NOW. Council agrees to stay with original time frame . Richard Caplan Town Manger reported that the Town of Vail received a Trans- portation grant of 1.5 million. Jim Rubin presented map of parcels of land currently dedicated {or to be dedicated ) to the Town of Vail and those parcels scheduled for dedication at some future time. Council asked Jim to continue the map to cover Va11ey wide, all lands downzoned to agricultural {shopping list of lands for Open Space). ~arton's to finish trash area, Council asks that they do something more permanent anal better 7.ooking. Jim Rubin stated that they olan to do prior to June 1, 1980. There will be a Special Work Session on Monday April 7th_with the Planning and Environmental Commission. Roger Tilkemeier and Jim Rea asked far claxification on Town of Vail recommendation to the Forest Service regarding the livery service and closure of roads or no closure of roads. They asked that the Council change recommendtation from that:.in previous letter to be livery and service vehicles for chuckwagon dinners far a 1 year trial. Cauncil agrees to ask the Forest Service to delay decision until the Town of Vail and Vail Resort Association and the Town of Minturn can get together for more study. The Town Cauncil will ski next work, to meet at 9:30 and the session will start at 2 P.M. Councalmember Donovan moved to adjourn the meeting. Councilmember Steinberg ~econded the motion. The meeting adjourned at 11:20 P.M. ATTEST: To erk ~/~ ~'" Ma or " 1 ate ~~'t ~~ r~"~ 7 ~y ~ Z~ ~ ~~~ r~- r town ut rail AGENDA `~ 1 VAIL TDWN COUNCIL SPECIAL MEETING APRIL 7, 1980 2:00 P,M, box goo . vail, Colorado sissy aos•a~s•~s~a NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE VAIL TOWN COUNCIL WILL BE HELD ON MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1980, AT 2:00 P.M „ IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS OF THE VAIL MUNICIPAL BUILDING FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONDUCTING THE FOLLOWING BUSINESS: • 1, JOINT MEETING WITH THE PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENTAL COMMISSION AND THE COL3NCIL TD DISCUSS THE VAIL VILLAGE IMPROVEMENT PLAN. ATTEST: RICHARD CAPLAN, TOWN MANAGER ~ `~„ TOWN LERK ~. .- ~wo a aii A[~i=~V11A VAIL TOUJN CDUNCIL REGULAR MEETING APRIL 15, 198D 7:30 P,M, bax goo . vail, calarada siss7 • sos•a~s•ss~3 ORDINANCES, RESOLUTIONS AND:PRESENTATIOPJS 1, HONORARY RESOLUTION N0. 11, SERIES OF 1980, A RESOLUTION HO;~ORING GDRDON BRITTAN, . 2, PRESENTATION ON THEE FORD PARK AMPHIT~IEATER, 3.~ ORDIP~ANCE N0, 13, SERIES OF 1950, SECOND READING, AN ORDINf~NCE BONING • FDREST SERVICE LQ~~D (STREETS IN THE ~T~{/OWi~ OF~J/NAIL) , r~r' ~~~ ~a~~~~.~ 4, ORDINANCE N0, 14, SERIES OF 1980, ~r~+vG, ORDINANCE APPROVING INTERIM FINANCING FOR THE I.IONSI{EAD °AnKI~~~G STRU~.TURE, 5 , ORDINANCE NO ~, 15, SERIES of 1980, F-~f~ST-~R~EA~ IrN•6, EXTENDING MORATOR I UN`i . IN COMMERCIAL CORE I, . RESOLUTION NC, 10, SERIES OF 1980, AUTNORI7_ING THE EXECUTION OF A CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT KITH HYDER CONSTRUCTION FOR THE LIONSHEAD PARKING STRUCTURE. 7. RESOLUTION N0. 12, SERIES OF 1980f AUT~iORI~ING THE TDNN ~'iAtiAGER TO EXECUTE THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION URBAN MASS GRANT, CITIZEN PARTICIPATION F S. DISCUSSION OF PETITION REGARDING OPEN SPACE. ~ 9, CABLE TV ANNUAL REPORT, ~.0. CONTINUED APPEAL OF 1ST BANK. -'~ 11, APPOINTMENT OF PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENTAL BOARD MEMBER, l2. APPOINTMENT OF TOwN COUNCILMEMBER TO VRA BOARD OF DIRECTORS, i~N MANAGER REPORTS ~. .. ~~N ATTORNEY REPORTS K 1 GIfARV CA~'LAN, J OWN ~'iA AUEK y MINUTES VAIL TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING APRIL 15, 1950 7:30 P.M. The Vail Town Council convened for its regular meeting at 7:30 P.M. on Tuesday April 15, 1980, in the Town Council Chambers of the Vail Municipal Building. The following Councilmembers and Mayor Rodney E. Slifer were present: John Donovan Paula Palmateer Dr. Tom Steinberg Scott Hopman Bill Wilto Ron Todd Also present were: Richard Caplan, Town Manager and Larry Rider, Town Attorney The first matter for Council's attention was Resolution No. 11, Series of 1980, an Honorary Resolution honoring Gordon Brittan. There was no discussion. Councilmember Tom Steinberg moved to approve Resolution No. 11, Series of 1980; Councilmember Donovan seconded the motion. A11 present voted in favor and the motion passed. The Council then heard a presentation by Mr. George Isenhower, Professor at Yale University explain the acoustical and site parameter for. the amphitheater at Ford Park. This guidelines wi11 be followed by architect for the project. Ordinance No. 13, Series of 1980, an ordinance zoning Forest Service land was read on second reading by Mayor Rod Slifer. Richard Caplan, Town Manager stated that paragraphs 1, 6 and 7 needed to be changed to include E in Public Use District. There was no discussion. Councilmember Steinberg moved to approve Ordinance No. 13, Series of 1980 as amended; Councilmember Hopman seconded the motion. A11 present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 14, Series of 1980, an ordinance approving interim financing for the Lionshead Parking Structure was read by Mayor Slifer as an Emergency Ordinance. The was a lengthy discussion. Paul Backus of DeMuth, Kemp and Backus and Steve of Boettcher and Company explained t.he,Ianguage in the Ordinance. Councilmember Hopman moved to approve Ordinance No. 14, Series of 1980 with amendments; Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion. A11 present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 15, Series of 1980, an Ordinance extending the Moratorium in Commercial Core Y was read as an Emergency Ordinance By Mayor Slifer. There was some discussion. Councilmember Donovan moved to approve Ordinance No. 15 Series.of 1980 as amended; Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion. All present vote, the vote was 6 for and the motion passed. Councilmember Hopman did not vote he was out of the room. Resolution No. 10, Series of 19$0, authorizing the execution of a construction contract with Hyder Construction for the Lionshead Parking Structure. There was some discussion. Councilmember Donovan moved to approve Resolution No. 10, Series of 1980; Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion. A11 present voted, the vote was 6 far and the motion passed. Councilmember Hopman did not vote he was out of the room. Resolution No. 12, Series of 1980, a Resolution authorizing the Town Manager to execute the U.S. Department of Transportation Urban Mass Transit Grant Councilmember Councilmember was 6 for and he was out of was read by Mayor Slifer. There was rio discussion. Palmateer moved to approve Resolution No. 12, Series of 198 Wilto seconded the Motion. A11 present voted, the vote the motion passed. Councilmember Hopman did not vote the room. REGULAR TOWN COUNCIL MEETING APRIL 15., 3,.980 . Page 2 CITIZEN PARTICIPATION None The discussion of Petition for Open Space was postponed until the next regular meeting on May 6, 1980. Frank Thompson, owner of Cable TV gave the Council his annual report. The continued appeal of 1st Bank was requested by lst Bank to be postponed until the May 6 regular meeting. Councilmernber Tadd moved to approve the request;.Counci,lmember Steinberg seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. The Council appointed Dan Corcoran to the Planning and Environmental CommiSSian. Mayor Rod Slifer was appointed to serve on the Vail Resort Association Board by the Council. ' TOWN MANAGER REPORTS Reported that the Minturn Town Council would be meeting on Wednesday April 16, 19$0 at 7:00 P.M. in the Community Center. He urged as many Councilmembers to attend as possible. They will be discussing the uses for Meadow Mountain. Richard Caplan, Town Manager, announced the resignation of Kent Rose Town Engineer. Kent will be doing contract work for the Town in regard to Water and Sanitation problems. TOWN ATTORNEY REPORTS Larry Rider, announced that he received a brief from Vail Associates in response to the Town of Vail Motion to Dismiss. Mayor Slifer on behalf of the Council thanked Kent Rose for his service to the Town. Councilmember Donovan moved to adjourn the meeting. Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion. All present voted in savor and the meeting adjourned at 10;45 P.M. ATTEST: ~~ ~ / ~.~~ ~~~ T n erk r Mayor f ~ ~ .- .; VAIL TOWN COUNCIL Special Meetizig April 29, 1980 1:00 PM Agenda i 1. Public Hearing on Vail Village Improvement Plan; 2. Consideration of proposed roof design far the new library; 3. Executive Session ~ i Ra.chard Caplan', Town Manager .: TOWN COUNCIL SPECIAL MEETING April. 29, 1980 Summary COUNCIL MEMBERS PRESENT: STAFF MEMBERS PRESENT Rod Slifer Dick Ryan Tom Steinberg Rich Caplan Bill Wilto Jim Rubin John Donovan Larry Rider Ron Todd Paula Palmateer - late 1) Public Hearing on the Vail Village Improvement Plan Dick Ryan opened the meeting with an update of the Planning _~ Commission's progress on this matter and a summary of their general feelings and outlook. Jeff Winston then gave a detailed presentation of the Urban Design Guide Plan, going through the attached brooklet step by step pointing out Planning Commission's concerns. The discussion then went on to the proposed traffic patterns in the Core area, upgrading enforcement of Check Point Charlie and traffic control within the core. Winston then discussed the proposed changes for East In particular the below items were discussed in detail: Meadow Drive. 1) location of the ski museum, .ts use and the possibility of finding a new location; 2} area north of the Kiandra/Talisman lodge; 3) "mixing zone" by Crossroads and Village Center for a smoother flow of traffic. At this time Dick Ryan mentioned that a deck had been approved for Marie Clair's Restaurant in the Village Center Commercial Building, and the Council questioned how it would affect the "view corridor". 4) changing lower vehicular entry/exit into Transportation Center into strictly a pedestrian walkway. After some discussion of private parcels of Land involved in the Urban Design process, Winston then went on to discuss the circulation plan -- vehicular and pe~~estrian. An overview of the "framework" plan was later given. by Winston. Gramshammer's variance request to expand his kitchen was reviewed in relation to how it would fit in with the proposed "urban plan". Larry Rider gave his legal opinion on the various routes the Council could take. At this time Dick Ryan gave a quick overview of the proposed changes to the zoning ordinance (attached), and the time deadline schedule for the building season. Council went on to discuss the proposed changes and it was noted that these changes related to major modifications {enclosure of gross floor area) only. At ..this time Pepi Gramshammer was called in to the meeting and Slifer explained to him the process of the Urban Design Framework and how it would apply to his variance request. Tt was decided that the Urban Design Program would be brought up at the May 6th meeting in the form of an emergency ordinance and the moratorium would be lifted at that time. The architectural plan of this urban design program would be l~:ft. to a later meeting. 2) Consideration.of Proposed Roof Design for the New Library Craig Snowdon and Pam Hopkins gave a summary of the research they had done on "earth shelters", what they are composed of and how they work. After a Lenghty discussion, Council then gave their feelings on a sod roof for the library. All present were in favor of the idea with the exception of Tom Steinberg. Steinberg stated that if the consensus was for a sod roof that he would like to see a Log Cabin exterior for the library as a historic reference to Vail's past. The meeting was then adjourned for the executive session. ayor t 1 ATTEST: Tow C'~er .-- , -~ ~~~n at uail AGENbA VAIL TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING May 6, 1.980 7:30 P.M. faox ~o© uail, Colorado s~s5~ ~. so3•a7s-56~s ORDINANCES, RESOLUTIONS AND PRESENTATIONS I.) Hanarary Resolution No. 13, Series of 1980, a Resolution designating May 10, 1980 as Vail Clean Up Day. 2.) Resolution No. 14, Series of 1980, a Resolution approving and ratifying the note purchase agreement for the ocnstruct~_on loan notes, Series May 1, 1980, of the Town. 3.} Ordinance No. 1.6, Series of 1.980, First Reading, an Ordinance adapting Vail Village ~.hd Vail Lionshead. improvement Plan. 4.} Ordinance No. 17, Series of 1.980, First Reading, an Ordinance regarding the establishment of time periods for applications of building permits and construction activity. ~`1 ~~' 5.) Ordinance Na. 18, Series of 1980, ~'~i~:s~~~c,ir, an Ordinance relating to the amendment of Ordinance No. 14, Series of 1980. ITIZEN PARTICIPATION 6 . ) Continued Appeal. of 1st Bank of Vail 7.) Consideration of the Parking Fees , $.} Discussion on Spraddle Creek Livery Operation 9.) Annual Air Quality Report TOWN MANAGER REPORTS TOWN ATTORNEY REPORTS Richard Caplan, Towr~l Manager s s . n"~ MINUTES VAIL TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING MAY; 6 , 19 $ 0 7:30 P.M. The Vail Town Council convened for its regular meeting at 7:30 P.M. on Tuesday, May 6, 1980, in the Town Council Chambers of the Vail Municipal Building. The following Councilmembers and Mayor Rodney Slifer were present: Paula Palmateer Dr. Tom Steinberg Bill Wilto Ron Todd Absent; john Donovan Scott Hopman Also present were: Richard Caplan, Town Manager and Lawrence C. Rider Town Attorney. The first matter for Councils attention was an Honorary Resolution designating May 10, 1980, as Vail Clean Up Day was read by Mayor Slifer. There was no discussion. Councilmember Steinberg moved to adopt Resolution No. 13, Series of 1980; Councilmember Todd seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. The Mayor announced the election results for consolidatoin of the fire district. The vote was 33 for the consolidation and 8 against. Resolution No. 14, 1980, approving agreement for the construction lean the Town was read by Mayor Slifer. Steinberg moved to adopt .Resolution Wilco seconded the motion. A11 pre passed. and ratifying the note purchase notes, Series of May 1, 1980, of There was no discussion. Councilmember No. 14, Series of 1980; Councilmember sent voted in favor and the motion Ordinance No. 15, Series of 1980, an ordinance adopting Vail Village and Vail Lionshead Improvement Plan was read on first reading by Mayor Slifer. There was some discussion. Councilmember Wilto moved to adopt Ordinance No. 16, Series of 1980 on first reading; Councilmember Todd seconded the motion. A11 present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 17, Series of 1980, an ordinance regarding the establishment of time periods for applications of building permits and construction activity was read on first reading by Mayor Slifer. There..was no discussion Councilmember Steinberg moved to adopt Ordinance No. 17, Series of 1980 on first reading; Councilmember Todd seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 18, Series of 1980, An Emergency ordinance relating to the amendment of Ordinance No. 14, Series of 1980 was read by Mayor Slifer. Richard Caplan introduced the Ordinance. There was no discussion. Councilmember Palmateer moved to adopt Ordinance No. 18, Series of 1980 as an Emergency Ordinance; Coucilmember Wilco seconded the motion. all present voted in favor and the motion passed. CITIZEN PARTICIPATION Joseph Stauffer feels that Vail as a community has very little to do with the mountain operations and feels that a committee made up of persons from VRA, VA and USFS so that merchants and residents are aware of what is taking place. Al Amoral brought up 3 concerns: (1) brought up a point on density; (2) interest in underground parking for single family residents; and new construction utiltities; (3) improve west end of town{the texeco area. station ~ The continued Appeal for 1st Bank of Vail asked for a continuation again. Councilmember Todd moved to give the 1st Bank the asked for continuance; Councilmember Wilto seconded the motion. A11 present voted in favor and the motion passed. ~~.:~ Minutes May 6, 1980 Page 2 J There was a lengthy discussion between Council and citizen participation in regards to the parking fee, Councilmember Todd moved to reduce parking fee to $1.5000.for CCT and CCII through 1982, then return to $5,000 fee; Councilmember Palmateer seconded the motion. A11 present voted 2 for and 3 against.:' The motion failed. Councilmember Wilto moved to reduce the parking fee to $2,000 for CCI and CCII through 1982 payable .by equal installments over five years. then return to $5,000 fee; Councilmember Todd seconded the motion. All present voted 4 for and 1 against the motion passed, Discussion on Spraddle Creek Livery was presented to the Council by Roger Tilkemeier who related the type of facility he would like have. The Forest Service will only issue a Special Use Permit for one year (expires December 3lst). The Council was very favorable to the stable. The Council will send a letter to the Forest Service endorsing the project. Laura Snyder, Environmental Health Officer gave the Council the annual Air Quality Report. The Council was very supportive and felt her report was very informative. TOWN MANAGER REPDRTS: Richaxd Caplan, Town Manager reported that the Northwest Colorado Couxicil of Governments started the Waynes Fort lawsuit. He will keep the Council posted on further developments. TOWN ATTORNEY REPORTS: None. Councilmember Steinberg moved to adjourn the meeting. Councilmember Palmateer seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the meeting adjourned at 11:00 P.M. ATTEST: ~.~ Tov~rY' ler-]t Mayor !/ C7 ~.~1l Az DA VAIL TO~OUNCIL SPECIAL METING MAX~1~~ ~9~~ box i o o vail, colorae~o s~ s s~ NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING 3 0 3 G 7 6- 5 fi 1 3 PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A SPECIAL MEETING 4F THE VAIL TOWN COUNCIL WILL BE HELD ON TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1980,~AT x:00 P,M,, IN THE COUNCIL C~FIAMBERS OF Tf~E VAiL MUNICIPAL BUILDING FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONDUCTING THE FOLLOWING BUSINESS: 1, AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO I4, SERIES OF 19$0, AS AMENDED~BY ORDINANCE N0, 1$, y~ SERIES OF 1980, CONCERNING THE ISSUANCE OF TOWN OF VAIL, COLORADO, CONSTRUCTION LOAN NOTES SERIES OF MAY 1, 1980, RICHARD CAI'LAN, TOWN ANAGER ATTEST; ~~~~ ~~ ~~ ~O~N LLERK _~r MINUTES SPECIAL TOWN COUNCIL. MEETING - MAY 13, 1980 2.00 P.M. The Vail Town Council convened for a Special Meeting at 2:00 P.M. on Tuesday, May 13, 1980, in the Town Council meet~.ng room of the Vail Municipal Building. The following Councilmembers and Mayor Slifer were present: Scott Hopman Bill Wilto Ran Todd Absent: Dr. Steinberg. Paula Palmateer John Donovan A11 present were: Richard Caplan, Town Manager and Lawrence C. Rider Town Attorney. The first matter for Council's attention was Ordinance No. 19, Series of 1980 was read by Rodney Slifer. Richard Caplan explained the Ordinance to Council, the necessity of it being adopted at this Special Meeting as an Emergency Ordinance and that the closng on the bonds is set for Monday, May 19, 1980. Mayor Slifer indicated that as an Emergency Ordinance there would be only one reading, Mayor Slifer then read the title of Ordinance No. 19, Series of 1980. There was no discussion. Councilmember Wi1to moved to approve Ordinance NO. i9 ,. Series of 1980; Councilmember Todd seconded the motion. all present voted in favor and the motion passed. The second matter before the Council also involved the interim financing and sale of bonds for the Lionshead Parking Structure. Richard Caplan explained to the Council that Resolution No. 14, Series of 1980 approved and ratified the note purchase agreement for the construction loan notes. In the Agreement as approved by Resolution No 14, Series of 1980, the interest note was not to exceed 8.9~. Richard Caplan explained that the rate:. has been set at $.5~. Councilmember Wilto moved that since the interest note was within previously approved 8.9~ that the Council approve the rate and fix it at 8.5~; Councilmember Todd seconded the motion. Thera was no discussion. A11 present voted in favor and the motion passed. There was no other business to come before the Council at this Special Meeting. Councilmember Todd moved to adjourn the meeting; Councilmember Wilto seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the meeting adjourned at 2:30 P.M. ATTEST: o//ii /////~/~ie,~,( Mayor / . f/ ' AGENDA VATL TOWN COUNCIL r" ~ REGULAR MEETING ' - MAY 20, 1980 ' --. 3:00 P.M. ~~°a~ ~~~~ ~~ ~~~ ~ E}07C 1DD o V~I~, CO~OI'af~0 81G57 • 3D3476.5613 ORDINANCES, RESOLUTIONS AND'PRESENTATIONS ~..) Ordinance No. 16, Series of 1980, Second Reading, an Ordinance adopting Vail Village and Vail Lionshead Improvement Plan. 2,) Ordinance No. 17, Series of ]_980, Second Reading, an Ordinance regarding the establishment of time periods fox application of building permits and construction activity. - 3.) Ordinance No. 20, Series of 1980, First Reading, an Ordinance adopting a supplement to the Vail. Municipal Code. 4.) Ordinance No.y21, Series of 1.980, First Reading, an 4rdi11ance adopting zoning amendments for CCT and CCTZ. CITIZEN P~.RTICTPATTON ~,) Continued Appeal of lst Bank of Vail . S.) Decision. on establishing St. Moritz as Sister City. TOWN MANAGER REPORTS TOWN A.'1'TORNEY REPORTS Richard Caplan, To~,an Manager y =MINUTES yVATL TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING MAY 20, 1980 ~':30 P.M. e Vail Town Council convened for its regular meeting at 7:30 P.M., on Tuesday, gay 20, 1980, in the Town Council Chambers of the Vail Municipal Building. The following Councilmembers and Mayor Rodney Slifer were present: Paula Palmateer Scott Hopman Ran Todd Absent were: Bill wilco Dr. Steinberg John Donovan Also present was: Richard Caplan, Town Manager The first matter for Councils attention was Ordinance No. adopting Vail Village and Vail Lionshead Improvement Plan reading by Mayor Rodney Slifer. There was no discussion. lmateer moved to adopt Ordinance No. 1G, Series of 1980 ncilmember Hopman seconded the motion. All present vo '•~~e motion passed. 16, Series of 1980, was read on second Councilmember on second reading; ted in favor and Ordinance No. 17, Series of 1380, regarding the establishment of dime periods for application of building permits and construction activity was read on second reading by Mayor Slifer. There was some discussion. Councilmember Hopman moved to approve Ordinance Na. 17, Series of 1980 on second reading as amended; Councilmeinber Palmateer seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 20, Series of 1980, adopting a supplement to the Vail Municipal Code was read on first reading by Mayor Slifer. Introduction by Richard Caplan, Town Manager. There was no discussion. Councilmember Hopman moved to approve Ordinance No. 20, Series of 1980 on first reading; Councilmember Palmateer seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 21, Series of 1980, adoping zoning amendments for CCI and CCII was read an first reading by Mayor Slifer. Introduction by Richard Caplan, Town Manager. There was some discussion. Councilmember Palmateer moved to approve Ordinance No. 21 as amended on first reading; Councilmember Todd seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. ~TZEN PARTICIPATION: There was none The Council then undertook the continued appeal of 1st Bank and the Vail Religious Foundation. Introduction by Jim Rubin, Zoning Administrator. The DRB and PEC approved the addition. to lst Bank (conditional use permit) The problem however was not with the Conditional Use Permit but the cost This will have to be solved by the 1st Bank and the Vail Religious Foundation. There was a lengthy discussion .. Councilmember Hopman made a motion to uphold the findings of the PEC; Councilmember Palmateer seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. The Council then made a decision on establishing St Moritz as our Sister City. Councilmember Hopman moved to pursue a working relationship with St. Moritz as our Sister City; Counciimember Palmateer seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. TOWN MANAGER REPORTS: Time share material will be going to the Council next week where will be a COG meeting on Thursday in Granby at 5 P.M. ~st Vail Homeowners voted to proceed with annexation plans. Bon Voyage to Kim Matthews {KVMT) who is relocating in Salt Lake, Utah.; There was an inquiry by a local businessman of the possibility of bringing in Cuben refugees in to the community. Anyone with any imput.should contact Paula Palmateer at VRA. Also asked for press coverage for c~x~~«unity input. .- ` Y MINUTES ' VAIL TOWN COUNCIL PAGE 2 May 20, 1980 TOWN ATTO3~NEY: NOTHING The Council then acted upon the allocation of $43,000 for the modification to the municipal building contingent upon approval of design plans. Ron Todd also mention that a look at the roof by the sky light would be appropriate at the time of construction. Councilmember Palmateer moved to approve the appropriation for the municipal building modifications; Councilmember Hopman seconded the motion. All present voted in Favar and the motion passed. Councilmember Hopman moved to adjourn the meeting. Councilmember Todd seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the meeting adjourned at 5:45 P.M. ATTEST: ~S ~ ~ +_ Town Cl~`k Mayor • i • 1 'i lowo of nail AGENDA VAIL TOwN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING JUNE 3, 1980 7:30 P,M. j { a box ~ oo . vait, calaract© 87657 ~ 3Q3. 476-sB~ 3 f}RDINANCES, RESOLUTIONS AND PRESENTATIONS {1} ORDINANCE N0, 21, SERIES OF 1980, SECOND READING, AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING ZONING AMENDMENTS FOR CCI AND CCII. {2} ORDINANCE ND. 22. SERIES OF 19$O, FIRST READING, AN ORDINANCE EXTENDING THE MORATORIUM ON TIME SHARE ORDINANCE NO. 12, SERIES OF 1980 {3) RESOLUTION ND, 15, SERIES OF 1980, HONORARY RESDLUTION> DESIGNATING THE MONTH OF JUNE A5 RECREAT'ION AND PARKS MONTH ~4) RESOLUTION N0~ 16, SERIES DF 19$0, A RESOLU~"i0N APPROVING 7HE UNITED STATES SURFACE TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE ACT GRANT {5) RESOLUTION N0. 17, SERIES OF 19$O, A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE TOWN`S PURCHASE OF 1~+ MODEL T-30 .CITY CRUISER COACHE S CITIZEN PARTICIPATION {~) DISCUSSION OF TIME •ZONING RESTRICTIONS FOR CCI, TOWN MANAGER REPORTS TOWN ATTORNEY REPORTS RICHARD CAPLAN, TOWN MANAGER MINUTES ~ THE VAIL TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING JUNE 3, 1980 7;30 P.M. ~e Vail Town Council convened for its regular meeting at 7:30 P.M. on Tuesday June 3, 1980, in the Town Council Chambers of the Vail Municipal Building. The following Councilmembers and Mayor Rodney Slifer were present: Paula Palmateer John Donavan Dr. Steinberg Bill Wilto Ran Todd Absent was: Scott Hopman Also present were: Richard Caplan, Town Manager and Lawrence C. Rider, Town Attorney. The first matter for Councils attention was Ordinance No. 21, Series of 1980, an ordinance adopting zoning amendments for CCT and CCII was read on second ading by Mayor Slifer. There was no discussion. Councilmember Donovan +-~ved to approve Ordinance No. 21, Series of 1980 on second reading; Council-- member Steinber seconded the motion. All present voted in favor of and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 22, Series of 1980, An Emergency Ordinance extending the Moratorium on Time Share Ordinance No. 12, Series of 1980 was read by Mayor Slifer. There was no discussion. Councilmember Wilto moved to approve Emergency Ordinance No. 22, Series of 1980; Councilmember Donovan seconded the Motion. All present voted in favor of and the motion passed. Resolution No. 1'S. Series of 1980, an Honorary Resolution designating the Month of June as Recreation and Parks month was read by Mayor Slifer. Pat Dodson, Recreation Director, announced that there would be an Open House at the Tce Arena Sunday June 8, 1980 in recognition of Parks and Recreation Month. There was no discussion. Councilmember Donovan moved to approve Resolution No. 15, Series of 1980; Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Resolution No. 16, Series of 1980, approving the United States Surface Transportation Assistance Act Grant was read by Mayor Slifer. There was ome discussion. Councilmember Wilto moved to apprave Resolution No. 16, ~ries of 1980; Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion, All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Resolution No. 17, Series of 1980, approving the Town's purchase of 14 Model T-30 City Cruiser Coaches was mead by .Mayor Slifer. Richard Caplan gave an introduction. There was some discussion. Councilmember Todd moved to approve Resolution No. 17, Series of 1980; Councilmember Wi1to seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion carried. CITIZEN PARTICIPATION Jay Peterson asked the Council to lift the Recreation Fee from the Pitkin Creek Housing. Jim Rubin, Zoning Administrator gave the Council some background on projects such as this. The Council will resolve the matter within the next few months for all projects such as Pitkin Creek. The request was granted. The NWCCOG will hold a Housing Conference in Vail in the fall. There will be further discussion either on June 17th or the first meeting in July. iscussion of Time-Zone proposal for CCI and CCIT was presented to the uncil by Jim Rubin, Zoning Administrator. Council liked the concept nd a Time Zoning Proposal for Commercial Core I will be handed out to all truck drivers at Check Point Charlie. There will be a Staff work session on June 16 at 3 P.M. The public is invited to make comments. The staff will take these comments and see if they will incorporate into the present proposal. The Council will discuss the Time Zone proposal again on July 1, 1980. MINUTES ' PAGE 2 June 3, 1980 'OWN MANAGER REPORTS: Doug Pritcher of Public Service has agreed to postpone work on Gore Cree Drive until the spring of 1981. Richard Caplan, Town Manager, asked the Council for approval to make one final offer on the King Arthurs Court ,property. If turned done condemnation proceedings will take place. Richard Caplan, Town Manager, asked the Council for a motion of final offer approval price. Councilmember Wilto made the motion; Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion. A11 present voted in favor and the motion passed. TOWN ATTORNEY REPORTS: Butterwick Enterprises, Apo11o Park moved into new building without a certifica of Occupancy. They pleaded no contest and were fined $1,200.00. Al Amoral suggested something be done with the East side of the Red Ilion and Cyranos. He feels that these areas have not been developed properly. And ggested perhaps same additional square footage if these were developed. she Mayor mentioned that these had been taken into consideration with the Urban Design plan, The parking structure in Lionshead is being redesigned. There will be a presentation on June 17, 1980 at the Work Session. Councilmember Donavan moved to adjourn the meeting. Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the meeting adjourned at 8:45 P.M. ~_.s..yrr ~ , Mayor l ~' ~ ATTEST: .Uli1 / Town lark ~ ~ • ~owo of rail AGENDA VAIL TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING JUNE 17, 1980 7:30 P.M. box ioo vaiE, Coiarado Bt657 303.476-56x3 ORDINANCES, RESOLUTIONS ANI7 PRESENTATIONS 3.. Ordinance No. 20, Series of 1980, Second Reading, an Ordinance adopting a Supplement to. the Municipal Code. 2. Ordinance No. 23, Series of 1980, First Reading, an Ordinance amending Ordinance Na. ~4, Series of 1980, relating to the issuance of Land Transfer • Tax• anticipation warrants. 3. Resolution No. 18, Series of 1980, A condemnation. resolution relating to King Arthurs Court. CITIZEN PARTICIPATION 4. Discussion of Time Share proposals. Discussion of financing alternatives for Vail Resort Association. 'OWN MANAGER REPORTS TOWN ATTORNEY REPORTS Town Manager MINUTES THE VAIL TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING JUNE 17, 1980 X30 P,M. e Vail Town Council convened for its on Tuesday, June 17, 1980, in the Vail Municipal Building. regular meeting at 7:30 P,M. Town Council Chambers of the Vail The following Councilmembers and Mayor Rodney E. Slifer were present: Paula Palmateer John Donovan Scott Hopman Dr. Steinberg Bi11 Wilto Ron Todd Also present were: Richard Caplan, Town Manager and Lawrence C. Rider, Town Attorney. ' The first matter for Councils attention was Ordinance No. 20, Series of 1980, an Ordinance adopting a Supplement to the Municipal Code was read on second reading by Mayor Slifer. There was no discussion. Councilmember Donovan oved to approve Ordinance No. 20,.Series of 1980; Councilmember Wilto ~conded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 23, Series of 1980, an Ordinance amending Ord~.nance Na. 4, Series of 1980, relating to the issuance of Land Transfer Tax anticipata.on warrants was read on first reading by Mayor Slifer. There was a brief introduction by Richard Caplan, Town Manager. There was no discussion. Councilmember Wi1to made a motion to approve. Ordinance No, 23, Series of 19$0; Councilmeber Hopman seconded the motion. A11 present voted in favor and the motion passed. Resolution No. 18, Series of 1980, a condemnation resolution relating to King Arthurs Court was read by Mayor Slifer. There was a brief introduction by Richard Caplan, Town Manager. There was no discussion. Councilmember Tadd moved to approve Resolution No. 18; Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion. all present voted in favor and the motion passed. CITIZEN PARTICIPATION None. Next on the agenda was a lengthy discussion on Time Sharing with a brief summary of the six time share ordinances by Lawrence C, Rider, Town Attorney. ere was citizen participation by Jim Martin, Butterwick Enterprises; e Permutter and Bud Benedict. The six Time Share Ordinances will be read on first reading July 1, 1980 at the regular Council meeting. There was a lengthy discussion on alternative funding for VRA given by Paula Palmateer, President of VRA. There will be Special Town Council Meeting on June 24, 1980, at 7:30 P.M. an the Council Chambers of the Town of Vail for more public input and discussion. TOWN MANAGER REPORTS: Vail. Natural Foods has made a proposal for use of the Snack Bar in the Vail Transportation Center. Richard Caplan, Town Manager asked the Council for authorization to sign a lease with Vail Natural Foods. Councilmember Wilto moved to give authorization to sign the lease; Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Richard Caplan, Town Manager, announced that the middle of next week the new tram system would be delivered and in operation by July 4th. TOWN ATTORNEY REPORTS: --,` ~wrence C. Rider, Town Attorney, reported that the U.S. Supreme Court made a ruling on restrictive land use regulations which is significant in the litigati with Vail Associates. Minutes (continued) June 17, 1980 Page 2 Councilmember Donovan moved to adjourn the meeting. Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion. All present voted in savor and the meeting adjourned at 10 P.M. C.~- sr~"~'~ Mayor ~ / ' ATTEST: Town er r t ~uia~ u1 uail NAIL TOWN COONCIL SPECIAL MEE-PING JUNE 2~+~ 1950 7:30 P,M, b O H t O Q V a l k, c o) o r a d o 8 3 6 5 7 • 3 ~ 3• a T 6- 5 6 3 3 NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE VA I L TOWN COUNCIL. ~ I L!. BE HELD ON TUESDAYS DUNE 24~ 1980 AT 7:30 P,M.~ IN THE COUNCIL. C~IAMBERS OE THE .NAIL MUNICIPAL BUILDING FOR THE PURPOSE OE CONDUCTING THE FOLt.O~°IING BUSINESS: ~,, .A DTSCIlSSI01~ Of~ FUTJRF FINANCING FOR VA I~. RFSORI~ ASSOCIATION, RICHARD CA€'L.AN, TOt~~' MANAGER MINUTES VAIL TOWN COUNCIL SPECIAL MEETING ,DUNE 24, 1980 7:30 P,M, THE VAIL TOWN COUNCIL CONVENED FOR A SPECIAL MEETING AT 7;30 P~M~ ON TUESDAY, JUNE 24, L9$O, IN THE VAIL TOWN COUNCIL CHAMBERS OF THE VAIL MUNICIPAL BUILDIN G THE FOLLOWING COUNCILMEMBERS AN.D MAYOR RODNEY E, SLIFER WERE PRESENT; PAULA PALMATEER DR. STEINBERG BILL WILTO RON TODD ABSENT WERE: JOHN DONOVAN SCOTT HOPMAN ALSO PRESENT WERE: RICHARD CAPLAN, TOWN MANAGER AND LAWRENCE C~ RIDER, TOWN ATTORNEY, A DISCUSSION FOR FUTURE FINANCING FOR VRA WA5 PRESENTED TO THE COUNCIL BY VRA PRESIDENT PAULA PALMATTER WITH INPUT FROM JOHN HORAN-KATES WHO GAVE A BRIEF INTRODUCTION PAULA'S PRESENTATION WAS A BRIEF REPEAT FROM THE JUNE 17, 1980, REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, AFTER PAULA'S PRESENTATION THERE WA5 AN QUESTION AND ANSWER PERIOD, THEN THE GROUP GOT INTO A GENERAL DISCUSSION, THERE WAS INPUT FROM THE FOLLOWING CITIZENS: JOHN DOBSON JIM DORIS MARY SMITH DICK ELIAS MARK RUNYON LOU MISKERMAN MIKE MCQUE DON KLINGER DAVE BELSON LYNN AMORAL JIM REY PAUL JOHNSON MIKE CASIOPPO BUD BENEDICT COMMENTS WERE MADE BY COUNCILMEMBER STEINBERG AND MAYOR SLIFER~ MAYOR SLIFER STATED THAT THE TOWN WOULD WORK WITH VRA IN FINDING A SUITABLE FINANCING SOLUTION THE MEETING AJOURNED AT 10;00 P,M, ATTEST: TOWI~CLERK ~~~r AYOR ~" ` ~~ ti ~, -•~ ~,~~- . ~ i ~ ~~~ ~ ~r ° ~~ ~~ ~ ~~~ AG~:NUN VAIL TOV~ N CO0 ~~ ~: I ~., REO'`((_AR MFE~~ING ,I II l~Y 1~ 1980 7:30 P,M, VOX 1 00 a Valf, COEOC~C~4 0 1 6 5 7 • 303 4 7 6 ~56 1 3 ORDINI~~OES ~'~) PRE~F~!lTATIONS ,- ,~ , )' ORDINANCE NO, ~1 SF~RIFS OF ~~50~ Sf~Ca'VB RF.~'~DING~ AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE N0, 4, SERIES OF ~~$()~ RELATING TO ~ITir~. ISSUANCE OF LAND TRANSFER "TAX ANTICIPRTION WARRANTS ~ 1Cit-~ ~~ ~ ~Gt.~.~-C.fYf (.,(~_.~LrGfla'f~'_~•~.C.Q.I `p ;- ~ _ - ?_,) ORDINANCE N0, 1~, SERIES OF .1.9~itJd F IR SI' RF..ADING, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING Cf~APTCR 1I OF TFIE VAIL MUNICIPAL C013E, PROVIDING r7EQUIRI~.I'~NTS AND RESTRICTIONS FOR CONVERTING L.Oi~E AND ACCOMMUI~T ION UNITS INTO CONDOi`~IIV IUM UNITS, . 3,) ORDINANCE-" NO, 25, SERIFS OF 1950, FIRST READING, AN ORDINANCE AM~ND.ING CHAPTER 17 ;, OF T1-iE VAIL I~JN IC IPAI_ CODE1 PROV ID ING A NEW DEFINITION FOR TI-I1= TERM SUI3DIVI S ION , LI,) ORDINANCE N0~ 26, SERIES GF 19801 FIRST Rf1-1I7ING, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 1.8 "ZOfJING" OF THE VAIL NIJNICIPAL CODI~.~ PROVIDING FOR TI-il ADDITION OF NEW CO,'VDITIONAL USES RELATING TO T IN's--SI-iAR ING ~,) ORDINANCE NOS 27, SERIES OF 1980, FIRST REAMING, AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR CERTAIN DISCLOSLIRf REQUIREMENTS FOR TIME.-SHARING PROJECTS, ~.) ORDiNANCIw NO, 28, SERIES OF .~..°50. FIRST REAI~ING.~ AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR REGISTF2ATION GN 'I'IM!~-•St-IARE PROJECTS WI`Ti-i TI-[E DEPA~'TMfR'NT GF CON~~JNIJY DEVELOPMENT, ~~) ORDINANCE N0, 29. SIWRIF~S GF 1950, FIRST RLADIN(a~ AN ORDINANCI IJFF IN INC TIME~SIiARE DROI<ER AND 'TIMC-S!~ARr' S~ILESNIAN , CITIZEN PI~RTICIP~TION S.) DISCUSSION OF TIME-7Qt~°ING PROPOSAL FOR CCI , 9,) RED LION APPEAL, TORN MAI~AGI=R REPORTS "fOl~lN ATrOf~iVEY REPORTS • ,~ ~~~Ft~~iD GAP~A~N, ~~~N I''WlIAG~ ~., l .. ~- MINUTES ` VATL TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING JULY 1, 1980 7:30 P.M. The Vail Town Council convened for its regular meeting at 7:30 P.M. on Tuesday, July 1, 1980, in the Vail Town Council Chambers of the Vail Municipal Building. The following Councilmembers and Mayor Rodney E. Slifer were present: Paula Palmateer Dr. Steinberg Scatt Hopman Ron Todd Bill Wilto Absent: John Donovan Also present were: Richard Caplan, Town Manager and Lawrence C. Eskwith Assistant Town Attorney. The first matter for Councils attention was Ordinance No. 23, Series of 1980, an ordinance amending Ordinance No. 4, Series of 1980, relating to the issuance of land transfer tax anticipation warrants was read by Rod Slifer. Richard Caplan gave the Council a brief introduction. There was no discussion. Councilmember Steinberg moved to approve Ordinance No. 23 on second reading; Councilmember H~ipman seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the .motion passed. Ordinance No. 24, Series of 1980, an ordinance amending Chapter 17 of the Vail Municipal Code, providing requirements and restrictions for converting lodge and accu~~u«odation units into condominium units was read on first reading by Mayor Slifer. There was a lengthy discussion, with a brief introduction by Richard Caplan, Town Manager. Councilmember Steinberg made a motion to approve Ordinance No. 24, Series of ].980, with with amendments on first :reading; Councilmember Hopman seconded the motion. All present voted, 4 for and 2 against iWilto, Todd} the motion passed. Ordinance No. 25, Series of 1980, an ordinance amending Chapter 17 of the Vail Municipal Code, providing a new definition for the term subdivision was read by Mayor Slifer. Richard Caplan, Town Manager gave a brief introduction. There was a lengthy discussion. Councilmember Hopman moved to approve Ordinance No. 25, Series of 19$0, with amendments on first reading; Councilmember Wilto seconded the motion. A11 present voted, 5 for and 1 against iTodd} the motion passed. Ordinance No. 26, Series of 1980, an ordinance amending Chapter 18 "toning" of the. Vail Municipal Code, providing for the addition of new conditional uses relating to time-shara.ng was read on first reading by Mayor Slifer. There was some discussion. Councilmember Hopman moved to approve Ordinance No. 26, Series of 1980, on first reading; Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion. A11 present voted, 5 for 1 against (Todd} the motion passed. Ordinance No. 27, Series of 1980, an ordinance providing for certain disclosure requirements for time-sharing projects was read on first reading by Mayor Slifer. There was some discussion. oucw,,~~--lmember Todd moved to approve Ordinance No. 27, Series of 19~~'"first reading; Councilmember Hopman seconded the motion. A11 present voted and the motion was unanimous. ti ~ ~ r r ~ Pale 2 Vail Town Council Minutes July 1, 7.980 Ordinance NO. 28, Series of 1980, an ordinance providing for registration an time-share pro.~ects with the Deparmtne of Community Development was read on first reading by Mayor Slifer. There was some discussion. Councilmember Steinberg moved to approve Ordinance No. 28, Series of 1980 as amended on first reading; Councilmember Hopman seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed, Ordinance No. 29, Series of 1980, an ordinance defining the time-share broker and time-share salesman was read on first reading by Mayor Slifer. There was some discussion. Councilmember Hopman moved to approve Ordinance No. 29, Series of 19$0, as amended on first reading; Councilmember Wilto seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. A concerned citizen asked about having the aerial, photograph marker moved. Dick Ryan said he would have them removed. The next item far discussion was the Time-Zoning proposal. for CCI, presented by Jim Rubin, Zoning Administrator. Jim gave the Council a brief explanation on the June 16th meeting and the input that came out of that meeting. The staff asked the Council for direction in implementing the proposal on Monday. A motion was made by Councilmember Scott Hopman to implement the plan and following these guidelines: under a 90 day trial: using a pass system and closing the core from 11:30 - 1 P.M., eliminating the evening hours and the 15 minute parking; Councilmember Palmateer seconded the motion. A11 present voted and the motion passed. Dick Ryan,. Director of Community Development gave the Council same background on the Red Lion appeal.. Mr. Gros, attorney for the Beebe's and Mulally.'s had some new evidence to present to the Council. According to the code new evidence cannot be submitted at an appoal just the evidence used at the PEC meeting. A motion was made by Councilmember Wilto to uphold the PEC's decision; Councilmember Hopman seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. TOYVN MANAGER REPORTS Richard Caplan stated that the staff sent a grant application to the National Endowment for the Arts. The new tram will be here in time for the Fourth of July parade when it will be making its debut. The Town has money allocated for summer sculptor. The Town. Council would like to see pictures of the works at the next. work session July 15th. Richard Caplan, Town Manager then announced that the Council would recess for an executive session in regard to the litigation between Simba Run and Town of Vail. The Council recessed for 20 minutes. The litigation between Simba Run and the Town of Vail was resolved with Simba agreeing to dismiss the lawsuit in exchange far the Towns Agreement with a comprehensive development plan. TOWN ATTORNEY REPORTS None Councilmember Wilto moved to adjourn the meeting. Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion. All present voted and the meeting adjourned at 10:30 P.M. Mayor ! ~ ATTES Town C er ~_ ~ ~ f ~1LJ l._I~LJ f-k 1~~AI~_ TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR M~~TI~iG JULY la, :~OSO 7:30 Pei, r ~~~~ - ~~~~~ ~ ~~ ~70X 100 m Vats, GQ~OYc~CIb 81657 0 303.476-5613 ODD T 1VA~!Cf~S-_J1~~D.._.~'~~SE~;TAT I OfVS ~.) OR~IINANCE iVIJ, ?_~l JERIES OF X980, S1;COND READING AN gR.DINAidCE AMENDING Cl-!AFTER ~~ D1= THE VAIL MUNICIPAL. CDDE~ PROVIDING REQUIREMENTS AND RESTRIC~'IONS FqR CONVERTING LODGE AND ACCOMMODATION U(VITS INTO CUNDOMINIUM IJNITS~ 2') ORL'INA~dCE Nq, 2>> SERIES OF 19$0 SECOND READING! RN gRD.INANCE AMENDING CFiA?~"ER 17 DF THE VA IL MiJN IC IPAL CDDE/ PFr'OVIDING A NEW DLf= IN IT ION f-OR Ti-iE TERM SUI3DIVISIgi~+~ 3) ORLII~ANCE NO. 2~-il~ aERIES OF 1.9$01 SECOfJD 1~EADTNCJ AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHA1'E'l:.R ~.$ "TONING" OF TFIE VAIL MUNICIPAL CODEI PROVIDING FOR THE ADDITION 01= NEW CGNDITIONAL USES EZE~~~~~~ I1`.'Ca ~"0 TIMESHARING, I}) ORDINPtNGE NOk 27~ SERI'ES Oi= ~9~3Ua SECOND READING! AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FqR CCvl~i'rAIN DI~~CL OSURE REC~IliREMFN TS f=OR TIME--SNAR ING ["'ROJFC~"Sw "'.~) URUiNA1VCE 1`J C), 2$! SERIk~S OF 19$0 SiMCOND READING! AN DRDIf1!ANCE PROVIDING FOR RECISTR1a"riON OiV TIME-SHARE PR OJCCTS Y~JITH Tf-fE DEPAf~tTME1~T OF COMMUNITY DE.VELUPME~N"!' 6) DRDINf'INCE Nq, 29~ SERIES ~F .~.~$~?,~ SECOND READING AN 012Di!~!ANCE Dfi WING TIMi~-~-5!-lAf~E l3Rq(;ER AND TIME--Sf•iARE SA(~I~SMA~i, ' ~~ C~~tDIs"dAfSCE NQe 3~~, SERIES OF .19SOa f-IRST READING,. AN ORI7IAdANCE AMENDING CHAPTER ~~01-( (~F ~OV MLINICISaAfw CODE Rf~GARDING Bi~G1NESS t_ICE~NSES, CITIZEN PAR-~'ICIPATIO~ $') APPEAL. DF RED LION -- 9) •WATER LAWSUITS UPIJA ;"f 10) DISCUSSIt)N OF STTLMAI~i< ?~'RAI=FIG MATTEt~ 11) DESIGN REVIEW BaARD Af'f'OINT(~-Ef~1?' ~~ .. '~ ~ .. _ TO1~iV fF9AEd,'~GER R~POf~TS ~ ~~ IC1-fARD E,Af~'1_AN~ ~ O'~ICV MANAGER TOWS Al1~ORi~LY ~~EFQI~TS t VAYL TOWN COUNCIL Regular Meeting July 15, 1980 MEMBERS PRESENT: Mayor Rod Slifer OTHERS: Larry Eskwith Scott Hopman Rich Caplan Paula Palmateer Jahn Donovan Tam Steinberg Ron Todd Bill Wilto Ordinance No. 24, Series of 1980, second reading,, An ordinance amending Chapter 17 of the Vail Municipal Code, providing requirements and restrictions for converting lodge and accommodation units into condominium units. Larry Eskwith, Town's attorney, explained the change to Section 17.40.075 (a) (1}.whereby the time limit. would be 14 days in the summer and 14 days in the winter. After a brief discussion., a motion to approve Ordinance No. 24 as amended (amendment on Page 2, Section 2, 17.40.075 (a}{1) (a} by Scott Hopman; seconded by Tom Steinberg. A 5-2 vote was recorded in favor of the motion. Paula Palmateer and Bill Wilto cast the opposing votes. Ordinance No. 25', Series of 1980,~second reading. An ordinance amending Chapter 17 of the Vail Municipal Code, providing a new definition for the term subdivision. Larry Eskwith gave a brief introduction into this ordinance anal explained the amendment from the original ordinance whereby 17.08.150 (1} was amended to read three ar more parcels instead of one. This is on Page i of the ordinance. A motion to approve Ordinance No. 25, as amended,was made by Scott Hopman; seconded by Bill Wilta. A 7-0 vote was recorded in favor of, the motion. Ordinance No. 26, Series of 1980, second reading. An ordinance amending Chapter 18 "zoning" of the Vail Municipal Code, providing for the addition of new conditional uses relating to time--sharing. Larry Eskwith noted that some additions. had been made to the definition section of this ordinance that were not included in the Council's copy. These definitions can be found on Page 3 of Ordinance No. 25, which had just been approved. Bill Wi1to made a motion for approval with the outlined amendment; seconded by Tom Steinberg. (The amendments are Sections 17.08.053; 17.08.075; 17.08.086). A unanimous vote was recorded in favor ~f the motion. Ordinance No. 27, Series of 1980, s'eco'nd' read'i'ng. An ordinance providing for certain disclosure requirements for time-share projects. It was noted that this ordinance was amended from the first reading.. The change being on Page 5, Section 1.060 providing a right to rescend for three working days. This was explained in more detail by Larry Eskwith. A motion for approval was made by Scott Hopman; seconded by Tom Steinberg. A unanimous vote was recorded in favor of the motion. Ordinance No. 2$', Series bf 1980, second reading. An ordinance providing for registration on time-share projects with the Department of Community Development. This was amended on Page 2 under Section 2.010 "Definitions"; a definition of Time-Share Unit was added. Tom Steinberg made a mation to approve Ordinance No. 2$ as amended; seconded by Scott Hopman. A unanimous vote was recorded in favor of the motion. t Vail Town Council July 15, 1980 Page Two Ordinance No. 29, Series of 1980, second reading. An ordinance defining time-share broker and time-share salesman. Larry Eskwith noted that Section 3.010 on Page 2 under the definitions section had been amended to include a definition for "time--share unit". A motion for approval as amended was made by Scott Hopman; seconded by Bill Wi1to. A unanimous vote was recorded in favor of the motion. Ordinance No. 3I, Series of 1980, 'f'irst reading. An ordinance amending Chapter 5.04 of TOV Municipal Code regarding business licenses. Rich Caplan and Larry Eskwith gave an introduction into the purpose of this ordinance. A motion far approval was made by Tom Steinberg; seconded by John Donovan. A unanimous vote was recorded in favor of the motion. Citizen Participation Paula Palmateer formally gave her resignation as a Town Council member, effective 30 days from the meeting date. This is due to her position as President of the Vail Resort Association. Jim Rubin, zoning administrator, gave an update on the status of the Sunbird Lodge's violations and staff`s progress to this point. John Donovan noted that the Vails Rugby Team was the defending champions of the Sun Valley's Tournament and he asked that the Council appropriate $1,500 towards airfare to this year's tournament. Although the Council was in support of the Rugby Team, they felt that this was not a justifiable expense.' Appeal- 'o'f Design Rebi~ew Boa:rd~'s approval of the 'Red Lion's Expans-ion'. The appellant felt that the "loft" expansion of the Red Lion substantially blocked the scenic view from the condominium owned by Mr. Bebe, the appellant's client (the Rucksac Tower Unit). Jay Peterson, representing the applicant, gave his interpretation of the appeal and it's legality. Larry Eskwith noted that his objection to the "appeal" was that it is based upon the Design Review Board's approval of a conditional use permit, to which the Design Review Board has no jurisdiction in granting conditional use permits. It is the Planning Commission that hears applications for conditional use permits. It was noted that the appellant already lodged an appeal of the Planning Commission's approval of that conditional. use permit. The architect of the proposed expansion outlined its design. As there was no further discussion, Scott Hopman made a motion to uphold the action of the Design Review Board and to deny the appeal; seconded by Ron Todd. A unanimous vote was recorded in favor of the motion. Update of~the Water Lawsuits Tom Glass, the executive director of the COG, and Mr. Jerry Dall, legal counsel of the COG, gave their various reports. This was followed by a lengthy discussion and question/answer. period.. picussion of Sitzmark Traffic Matter Bob Fritch, owner of Sitzmark, explained why he would like to have two-way traffic by the Sitzmark lodge and "Check--Point Charlie" along Gore Creek Drive. His main point was to improve traffic flow. Russ Mott a, Police Chief, gave his viewpoints to this request. After a lengthy discussion, it was decided that the Council should tour CCI and examine this site as well as the various other sites with similar problems and to discuss their findings at the August 5th worksession. T i i 1 Vail Town Council July 15, 1980 Page Three Design Review~Board Appointment Craig Snowden and Nancy Looms were appointed to the Design Review Board for 2-year terms. As there was no further business, the meeting was adjourned. ~~ ~~ ~~ w OFFICIAL BALLOT TOWN OF VAIL, TOWN COUNCIL MEETING 15 JULY, 1980 APPOINTMENT TO THE TOWN OF VAIL DESIGN REVIEW BOARD VOTE FOR TWO: j~~~y ~. l STEVE HOLSCHUH 1 _.. ~ . CRAIG SNOWDE _ ~~ NCY LOOM5~ j FRITZ GLADE OFFICIAL BALLOT TOWN OF VAIL, TOWN COUNCIL MEETING 15 JULY, 1980 APPOINTMENT TO THE TOWN OF VAIL DESIGN REVIEW BOARD VOTE FOR TWO: STEVE HOLSCHUH CRAIG SNOWDEN L~ NANCY LOOMS FRITZ GLADE J OFFICIAL BALLOT TOWN OF VAFL, TOWN COUNCIL MEETING 15 JULY, 1980 APPOINTMENT TO THE TOWN OF VAIL DESIGN REVIEW BOARD VOTE FOR TWO; STEVE HOLSCHUH CRAIG SNOWDEN C/ NANCY LOOMS FRITZ GLADE J~ OFFICIAL BALLOT ' TOWN OF VAIL, TOWN COUNCIL MEETING • 15 JULY, 19$0 APPOINTMENT TO THE TOWN OF VAIL DESIGN REVIEW BOARD VOTE FOR TWO: STEVE HOL5CHUH CRAIG SNOWDEN NANCY LOOMS FRITZ GLARE J OFFICIAL BALLOT U TOWN OF VAIL, TOWN COUNCIL MEETING 15 DULY, 1980 APPOINTMENT TO THE TOWN OF VAIL - DESIGN REVIEW BOARD VOTE F'OR TWO: STEVE HOLSCHUH CRAIG SNOWDEN ` 1 NANCY LOOMS FRiTZ GLADE J i OFFICIAL BALLOT TOWN OF VAIL, TOWN COiJNCIL MEETING 15 JULY, 1980 APPOINTMENT TO THE TOWN OF VAIL DESIGN REVIEW BOARD V07E FOR TWO: STEVE }IOLSCHUH CRAIG SNOWDEN `~ NANCY LOOMS FRiTZ GLADE OFFICIAL BALLOT - TOWN OF VAi.L, TOWN COUNCIL MEETING 15 DULY, 1980 APPOINTMENT TO THE TOWN OE VAIL -- DESIGN REVIEW BOARD VDTE FOR TWO: STEVE HOLSCHUH CRAIG SNOWDEN NANCY LOOMS ~ , fiRiTZ GLADE ~~ J~ ~~s~~~~ ~~~~~ /~ 'ja ~~~ ~- ~J ~ ~~~~~ ~~~~ 11 ./ f. /' ~ _ ._~ .~ _...._ `N1~ ._- G.sr-. tv r.1~Q.,c>~ hrn _ Q~ _ c'am` \~ ,,~` ,~ . ~ L Q,JV~Y~1C1C1~1~ `-. ~`N~r--~1~ ' 9J~1- ~.~~--Q3'~t 'C~.. M CND ~~~J , n V. __ ._.~ ..__.__....~"~ _ . _..____ l ~ . `~'~ (, U ~~ ~~;~ • c~cvw~ ~-R1~3.Qfvt~. wa. Q. _ _. ~` J V ~^ ~-~ ~~ ~ ~~~ ~ °,~t . Snowdon and iwlopkins ~ Architects 241 Gore Creek Drive 303 476-2201 P. O. Box 1998 Vail, Colorado 81657 duly 7, 3980 ~z ~~ Mr. Peter Patten c/o Town of Vai]. Department of Community Development 75 South Frontage Road Vail, Colorado 81657 Dear Peter: Please place. my name among those be~.ng considered for a position on the Design Review Board, Sincerely, ~ G ~? Cra~.g N ~ Snor~don . ~ Snowdon and~Hopkins Architects CNS:rmg JULY 9., ~9aa • /~ ~ ~, i~ ~- ~~ a;a~ DEPARTMENT ClF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT TowN COUNCIL TowN o~ VAIL VAIL, COLORADO 81657 GENTLEMEN: I AM INTERESTED IN SERVING ON THE DESIGN REVIEW BOARD. X FEEL BOTH MY EDUCA- TIONAL AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES QUALIFY ME FDR THE POSITION. IN MAY, 1978, I WAS GRADUATED AT THE TDF' OF MY GLASS FROM THE COLLEGE OF ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN AT THE UNIVERSITY DF COLORADO, AREAS OF STUDY INCLUDED DOMESTIC ARCHITECTURE, SOLAR TECHNOLOGY, AND URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING. I HAVE WORKED f=OR THE L..ARIMER SQUARE ASSOCIATES AND INTERIOR~SPACE P~_ANNING, BOTH DF DENVEf2; FOF2. PIERCE, $RINER AND FITZf-IUGH SCOTT, ARCHITECTS, OF VAIL; AND FOR MY FATHER, PETER LDDMS, AN AF2CHITECT PRACTICING IN DENVER AND VAIL. I AM A LIFETIME COLORADO RESIDENT, A VAIL PRiIPERTY gWNER FOR THE PAST NINE YEARS, ANb A REGISTERED VOTER HERE. I AM CURRENT"LY EN€PLOYED AT pEf?I SE~gRTS WHERE I MANAGE THEIR ALTERATION DEPARTMENT AND CCJQRpINATE SPECIAL EVENTS SUC AS FASHIC3N SHOWS. ' ~ I AM ALSO APPLYING FOR A POSITION ON THE PLANNING AND ~NVIRDNMENTAL, F3UT WOULD BE INTERESTED IN SERVING IN WI-IA~"EVER CAPACZ'E'Y I COULp BE OF MOST BENE- FIT' TO THE TOWN OF VAIL. SINCERELY, H ~~~~~ ILIA CY LOCH. F' . 0. BEax ~~~+~ VAIL, COLORADO 81657 476--5122 {HOME? 476--5202 ( 4rJDFZK ) • - ' r _. i , ,.. x..:,..~.uw..r~.u...i,..-x '•. ~ ,:.. .t a~;~.>:,,,rw:i:...~.vt,.._ ~x .~.x., _ ~ ~~mu..,.,.y. .,.ar 3e~,wskSu~:d,o-~.-c,>h - .w.a;,~w4~,Ft~:a~,'°aa'a:~•:.;`.:, e ~ ~~ ," ..~:~ :'.ubin _ . ., ~ ~ 0 '':~::,i,i:~g & Environmental Commission July 7, 1980 ': i°•:~.~~~ri4;ly submitted a letter Y,~a you r. egaxding my a.n'~erest ` •, :: •.;'~ r:r- {;ansidered for reappointr:zent to the Design Review • :. . :~: ~•.• r~r~~idi.ng the July ~{th edi .ion of the"Vail Trai]_" T .., i. -:r arf;:icle requesting ap~licatiara+, for the DR13 as well ` ` `'.` :~ .~a~.nf: in time T would ~ike to ~'eiterate my interest . :'. ., s.:±.trt~~i~t t;n the DRB. T ~aa_.ld also 7_ike to bring it ,your ..> + +~ •` ~.3~1tC'T'eSt in a ~` Tannin G02T1miSS=LUr"1. positi~_-~ on thc~ p g . ~ .. ,.;~~r13 t3~at T have applie<~ for a 1'LC pasition tvrice . ~ ` _ .. T:' t~~t~ ~'oxln Council w~~aTd conr~ider another architect ' ; : ~ '. ~.oul.d nr. efer that .oxr~~~ the Df~I3. Tn any event please . ;• ^,r sincere interest t~ serve the -'own as a design A ., ~ -~J ~ ~ ., ,..,. 'r •~j i'c~r° your cons~.derati..~~. ~~: ~~~ r . ~ :~: A.T.A. :.•f ~.: {.~. ~:~cle, A.T.A. ~ ~~~ & Assaciat4s, P.C. ~~'~~~~ .}r•;:4;+~ ~tr~dios in California ar~d ~alara~o / P.Q. C)r~~v~~~ X239 /Mail, Colorado 83657 / (303}~5 r s ~; ~'. .. ~:~~ s 10'~~ Dl Vell AGENDA VAIL TOwN COUNCIL REGUf_AR MEETING AUGUST ~', 1D$0 7,30 P,f~l. box Sao pail, Colorado a~GS~ sos.a~ra-a6~s r '. I ORDINANCES, RESOLUTIONS AND PRESENTATIONS {1) ORDINANCE NQ, 30, SERIES OF 10$0, FIRST READING, AN ORDINANCE REGARDI"~1G THE LIONSHEAD PARKING STRUCTURE GENERAL OBLIGATION BOND ISSUE. (2} ORDINANCE NQ. 31, SERIES OF 3.9$0, SECOND READING, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 5.04 OF THE VAIL MUNICIPAL CODE MAKING CHAPTER-5,0~ SOLELY A REVENUE RAISING ORDINANCE,' ~3} ORDINANCE N0, 32, SERIES OF 3.0$0, FIRST READING, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 15,16 OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE CHANGING THE FEE SCHEDULE FOR ELECTRICAL PERMITS AND THE COMPUTATION OF ELECTRICAL EVALUATION CITIZEN PARTICIPATION (4) MOUNTAIN/TOtitifN CAPACITY REPORT, {5} REQUEST BY GREYHOUND FOR PUC LICENSEE P (6} DISCUSSION OF SECTION 50~ TRANSITION PLAN FOR TRANSPORTATION GRANT. (7) HONORARY RESOLUTION HONORING COUNCILMEMBER PAULA PALMA'CEER~ TORN f~IANAGER REPORTS TOwN ATTORNEY REPORTS ~. ~~ R ICHAR)ri CAPLAN, TOYs~V MANAGER • .f Minutes VAIL TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING August 5, 1980 7:30 P.M. The Vail Town Council convened for its regular meeting at 7:30 P.M. on Tuesday, August 5, .1980, in the Vail Town Council Chambers of the Vail Municipal Building. The following Councilmembers and Mayor Rodney E. Slifer were present: Paula Palmateer John Donovan Dr. Steinberg Ron Todd Absent. Scott Hopman Bill Wilto Also present were: Richard Caplan, Town Manager and Lawxence C. Rider, Town Attorney The first matter for Councils attention .was Ordinance No. 30, Series of 1980, ordinance regarding the Lionshead parking structure general obligation d issue was read by Mayor Slifer on fist reading. Introduction to the Ordinance by Richard Caplan, Town manager with additional input by Steve McConehey of Demuth, Kemp and.Backus. There was some discussion. Councilmember Donovan moved to approve Ordinance No. 30 on first reading; Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 31, Series of 1980, an ordinance amending Chapter 5.04 of the Vail Mun~,cipal Code making Chapter 5.04 solely a revenue raising ordinance was read by Mayor Slifer on second reading. Introduction by Richard Caplan, Town Manager. There was no discussion. Councilmember Donovan made a motion to approve Ordinance No. 31, Series of 1980, on second reading; Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No.32, Series of 1980, an ordinance amending Chapter 15.16 of the Municipal Code changing the fee schedule for electrical permits and the computation of electrical evaluation was read on first reading by Mayor Slifer Introduction by Richard Caplan, Town Manager. There was no discussion. Councilmember Palmateer made a motion to approve Ordinance No. 32 on first reading; Councilmember Donovan seconded the motion. A11 present voted in favor and the motion passed. ~TIZEN PARTTCIl'ATION Cindy Saxon asked the Council for $500.00 donation to help the girls softball team to go to Salt Lake City. The 14 girls a mergex of Bart n' Yettis and Fancy Plants (2 top teams in the league) won the State Tournament in Denver. Councilmember Donovan made a motion to grant the $500.00 request, Councilmember Todd seconded the motion. All present voted 4 for and 1 against {palmateer}. The motion passed. Nolan Rosell of Gage Davis and Associates gave a very indepth presentation to the Council and Citizens on the findings of the Mountain/Town Capacity Study that was done this past winter. Nolan will be coming back to Council with the results of the Air Quality, Water and Saniation and employee housing studies at a later date. Mr. Bill Cohen, Regional Director of Greyhound came before the Council with a request for their approval of Greyhound seeking a Interstate license through. Colorado. Mr. Bob Smallwood, District Manager of Trailways gave reasons that Trailways is opposed to this request. It was decided by the Council to wait until the August 19, 1980, Regular Meeting to make a decision. The ~uncil will be awaiting input from VRA. Jon Eberle, Director of Transportation, gave a ,presentation to the Council and citizens in regards to the 504 Transition Plan for the Transportation Grant. The purpose of this was to get input from the citizens and the Council, in regard to nondiscrimination of the handicapped in regard to riding the Town bus system. There was no need of a decision from the Council. w .~. `i~~ .. ~'"~.. A' t 3 :_.... ..r r - ' ~~ fr ~ i' .~ ti~ "°..~ f FACT SHEET RE: GREYHOUND LINES' APPLICATION BEFORE THE INTERSTATE COMMERCE. COMMISSIQN TO OPERATE PASSENGER MOTOR BUS SirRVICE GENERALLY BETWEEN DENVER, COLORADO AND CEDAR CITY, UTAH GREYHOUND LINES, 1NC. ("Greyhound") has filed an Application with the Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC) in Washington, DC, seeking authority to provide passenger motor bus service to the general public in this area and requested authority from the ICC to transport passengers-and their baggage and express and newspapers in the same vehicle with passengers between Denver, CO and Cedar City, UT over U. S. Highway 6 and Interstate Highway 70 serving all intermediate points. Finally, Greyhound is seeking to conduct one-way and round-trig group charter operations and special operations from the communities along the route. A map of Greyhound's proposed route is attached to this Fact Sheet as Exhibit A. When Greyhound obtains the authority which it now seeks from the ICC, Greyhound will be able to offer to the members of the traveling public along the route a full range of quality motor bus services similar to those which Greyhound now offers in other parts of the country, and, in addition, you, as members of the public, will have a choice between at least two carriers to meet your transportation needs. HEARING S Greyhound has requested the ACC to hold initial hearings on Greyhound's application on the dates indicated: September 23 - 26 September 29 -October 3 Denver, Colorado October 6 » 7 Grand Junction, Coiorad4 October 9 ~ i0 Las Vegas, Nevada October 13 - 14 Las Angeles, CA It is anticipated that during the first week of hearings in Denver, CO " on September 23 - 26, Greyhound will present witnesses from the Company who will explain Greyhound's service proposal. Thereafter, individuals supporting Greyhound's application will be afforded an opportunity to present their views. We would antics- pate that travel agents, group members, shippers, representatives from political. bodies, and individual users desirous of utilizing Greyhound's services will appear and participate in the hearings in support of Greyhound's application. • -2- PURPOSE. OF THE REPLICATION Greyhound, from time to time, evaluates areas in this country which it does not now serve but which, in Greyhound's opinion, need Greyhound's high-quality service. Notwithstanding Greyhound's extensive geographic coverage, the major direct highway linking Denver, GO and Las Vegas, NV via Cedar City, UT has not been afforded the opportunity to experience that high quality service which Greyhound offers. The Trailways' companies have had a monopoly position in the area and are the only bus system providing service, without any competition from other regular- route bus companies. You may know of Greyhound's reputation from other parts of the country and may have enjoyed that high-quality bus service. Greyhound would like to bring tha same high-quality, personalized service to the members of the public along the proposed route. It is significant that at the present time Greyhound handles passenger traffic between Denver, CO and Las Vegas, NV which moves through Salt Lake City, UT. Passengers preferring Greyhound's service could enjgy a substantially shorter and faster trip, over a more direct route, if this application were granted, For ex- ample, utilizing Greyhound's existing service in traveling from Denver to Cedar City, the distance is approximately 793 miles, as compared to the proposed route via Salina, UT which is approximately S97 miles. We think that operation over the shorter pro- posed route would result in time savings to the members of the public. In addition, we have found that many passengers moving to points along the route are transferred daily from Greyhound to Trailways at such points as Las Vegas, NV and Denver, CO. This transfer between Greyhound and Trailways' stations inconveniences the passengers, especially where the passengers have to travel some -3- distances between the terminals. Upon the granting of this authority to Greyhound, amore convenient service will be offered to the passengers, eliminating the need far passengers to transfer between Greyhound and Trailways' terminals which may be located several blocks away. In short, Greyhound will be handling many passengers through your municipalities, providing them additional and improved service. Further- more, Greyhound will be offering package express services to your communities for service to other points and places in the United States. As a result, single-line service would become available whereas at the present time only connecting service is available. Rs a result of the granting of this application, Greyhound feels that the following benefits will accrue to the public and the individuals along the praposed route: S 1. There will be an increased frequency of motor bus service; 2. Better quality of motor bus service will be available; 3. The public will have a choice between competing motor bus companies; 4, Circuitous routing through halt Lake City, UT will be avoided for overhead traffic; 5. Change of terminals will be eliminated in many instances; 6. Rdded employees and commission agents along the proposed route will stimulate the economies of the municipalities; and 7. Single-line Greyhound service will be available to points exclusively served by Greyhound. There is attached hereto as Exhibit B a schedule of Greyhound's proposed service over the routes involved. -4- PUBLIC RESPONSE TO GREYHOUND'S PROP05AL Greyhound has contacted various groups and individuals along the route in order to determine their response to Greyhounds application. We have found that response to be most favorable, including the town fathers, cities, the Chambers of Commerce, leaders of groups and organizations, church leaders and individual users. In a few instances we have found that Trailways has provided satisfactory service, but, nevertheless, even in those instance$ these same individuals would like to have another competing bus company in order to have a choice far motor bus transportation services. As a result, the public has been invited. and will be invited to participate at hearings before the ICC to present their views as to why Greyhound's application should be granted to provide the proposed service. We hope that each and every one of you will get an opportunity to present your views in that regard. Your support is most important. Greyhound is no stranger to Colorado and Utah. Greyhound Lines, Inc. has been providing service in these states for many years, and in each of the states it has many employees and has substantial investments. We feel that we can partici- pate an a local level and bring Greyhound's personalized service to the members of the traveling public. • -5~ MEl~RING FRGCEDURt~ • The hearing on Greyhound's.applic~ti4n iS condggted before a representa- five of the ICC from Washington, DC who is called an Administrative Law Judge. The hearings will be held in suitable locations in the cities which we have previously indicated. Witnesses supporting Greyhound's service will be asked questions by Grey hound's attorney as to why they like Greyhound and why they prefer Greyhound's services. Thereafter, Protestants can ask questions of the witnesses. Generally, these hearings are in an informal Setting and are very interesting to members of the public. Before you have an opportun}ty to testify, you will be briefed as to the proceedings and most witnesses will hive an gpportunity to familiarize themselves with the procedures by observing one or moue gther witnesses. PARTIES QPf~C~SIN~ GREYHDUNI~ The major apposition to Greyhound's application stems from Trailways' bus system, The interest of the Trailways' cgmpanies relates, in general, to the entire regular-route between Denver, C© and Cedar City, UT. Trailways is also authorized to provide charter service from points on the routes and the territory served by the routes. Some or all of the Trailways' companies and their representatives may participate in this proceeding and may ask questions about their respective interests. The public is invited to participate and to tell the ICC about the need for Greyhound's proposed service. -6- s~ a~ m A +~ v ~, ~x+~ m ro •~ [!2 +a U a~ tr v tr ,~ ~"" .... r..~.. 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Councilmember Donovan moved to extend her term for two weeks; Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion. A11 present voted in favor and the motion passed. Richard Caplan brought to the attention of the Council that Westwood of Vail is requesting a Zone Change from the County, Peter Patten gave the Council a brief run down on this project. It was the consensus of the Council to send a letter opposing the request. There will be a public hearing in Eagle pertaining to this project on August 6, 1980 at 8:00 P.M. TOWN ATTORNEY hing Councilmember Donovan moved to adjourn the meeting. Councilmember Todd seconded the motion. All present voted and the meeting adjourned at 10:30 F.M. Mayor Attest: r Town Clerk ~/tee r << Y~ JM:: °"E~A ~~'~~ ~~ ~~f~b box 100 vaii, calorado 81 G57 (3031 47G-5G13 tl~~;zr't~~~~nY o~ c~mr~zlar~ity detlela~zrneE~t August 6, 1980 l~agle Colznty Planning' Coz~an:i.ssioners Eagl.G Cola.nty Court xiouse BUx .!.'7 ~ •. I;c'1,C~le, COl.araclo 81631. Re: I'"~.l.e Na. SU--1~6-80-5, Zane G~lar~ge Request for ~~7c~st~raod a.t Vail Dean Planning Comm~..ssioners: Tae Town of Vail. Council, Planxzinc~ a.na Enviranmenta.l Canun~.ssion and l~lan.xl?ng Staff continue to stro:~c,ly oppose the C'tilesttaoad ~ubdi.~'i.sio.~z ~~equest for zone change ~~rom Resource to Pesa.c_~~ntial Subu3°ban. Mcdi_uzn. As we have stated i n previol.~s correspoxzdence to •t:h.r CoL~z-zty concerning fo.r_me.r prcposa.ls far ~~Yes~wood, E~~e are not x~l_eased vii th land trades o:~ th~.s type and feel -ro obligata,on t~~hatsacvcr to grant d~velopricnt r.:~.ghts :for this piece of property. ItiTe ' fec~3. that the Resource ~oa~c I]istx•ict zs the appra~ariate desa.g~ nata.aa~ for the parcel in question fnr this anal trae folJ_oCtaing rea sazl s : 1. Vde feel. '~.hc: pa_aperty lies outs~,de of the limits o£ the developable area of tha Gore Valle`r. The present eXtent of davelo~aznexit on thcz North side of 1--7U constitutes th.e appropriate boundary fow development. 2. ~~'he pr_apasal, as stated in correspoxzc~lorzce fr_am the Couxzty l3lanna~nc~ St:a.f f to the app]_ icant are January ~ , 198 0 , is not cansa_stent ~iith i.he Coun'cy a~Iaster P1.an . 3. ~`he px-oz>osed access is not r_et sc;nuble. ~l"he applicant propa;~'~GS to some.kzaw doss an e~i~>t.:~.ng d?~aixa~lc~Y channel ~~nd then cl.a.mb r~. ~0 ~ c1;a.sting 5 ola~ at. a C o fa.n~.:~l~zed x:aad grade: Th:i_s z=aac~ tJ~c~n falo~.7;~ tl~.e ron.to~~rs c~S the tiacstE~rn bank through ve3:~•y dc~ns~~, nlatur~: cc~n,~ferous trees only to (~r_oss the drainua.go c~~tlrzncl t[r':i_c~c~ fux~thr:~r to ~E~la~, nort.~ to accnanodate a staitch-~ ' ba.cl.. h~ax•c~a;ror_ , cLZt.s of 30' to ~ (" ~x~:e pxo~~o.zed in the construction Off: ~:~~C-i rUEld ~3y5tC!'t3. '1'heSE'- ~irC' G'I.C%S ~1.VC:, F'I~~T.:L7"Dli?Z1Gnt;.3ll.y clanzac~;~,ng c~ll.5 piopascci to be conz%wuc:ted oz~ potentl..K;llly unst~~blc sla~~es. Ea~'le County planning Cammia:~~.oners -- l~ugust 6, 1.984 ---, page two 4. ~ziv:i.a_nnmc~nta:L~.y, the prapasal. is not saund: ~'he xe~r~oval. o~ a l~krgc nuni~or of visuall~r s:i.gni.~3.cant trees, ~0' road cuts, potentia~Lly unstable slopes and ,~.nsutficiez~.L. in~orznation on wa.lcll.].~e impacts arzd dctailc.d sail. a~epoxts warrant the dcn:i.al of this applicata.on. Tn conclu.~ior~, sac feel very strongly in recommending to the I':Lay~ning Car€uniss.i.oners and County Comzn~.ssioners that tha_s. pxopo:sal. be denied and ~l:hat the property remain. as a Resource Distxict. Sin.cerel.Y, T]1:CK RY1-lN Community Developz~ent Director nR:bx s 'r _. ~ ~ AGENDA Vail Town Council Regular Meeting August 19, 1980 7:30 P.M. ~OW~ of Vaill~ box 100 vail, Colorado 81657 [303} 476.5fi13 office of the town manager ORDINANCES, RESOLUTIONS AND PRESENTATIONS (1) Ordinance No. 30, Series of 1980, second reading, an ordinance regarding the Lionshead Parking Structure General Obligation Bond Issue. (2) Ordinance No. 32, Series of 1980, second reading, an ordinance amending Chapter 15.16 of the Municipal Code changing the fee schedule for electrical permits and the computation of electrical evaluation. (3} Presentation of Petitions for the Annexation of West Vail - Resolution #20, Series of 1980, a resolution of intent to annex to the Town of Vail an area commonly known as West Vail and Intermountain areas. (g} Resolution No. 21, Series of 1980, a resolution exercising the option and obligation of the Town Council to redeem certain of its Town of Vail Street Improvement District No. 1 Local Improvement Bonds, Series of October 1, 1976. -. (4) CITIZEN PARTICIPATION L (5) Consideration of Greyhound TCC application (6) Appeal of Paul Curfman variance request (7) Appeal an Sam Coak Residence (8} Discussion of Historic Preservation in the Gore Valley (9) Consideration of weather modification program for 1980-81 (10) Discussion of Lionshead Transportation Center Building (11} Appointment of new Town Council Member (12) Appointment of new PEC Member TOWN MANAGER REPORTS TOWN ATTORNEY REPORTS ~ ~~~~ ~I~~',~~ Richard Caplan, 'own Manager u ; O~CFICTAL BALLOm Vail. Tawn Council. Palmateer Vacancy August 19, 1980 Doris Bailey Bud Benedict Dan Corcoran Scott Edwards Lynn Freedman Paul ~Tohnston Linda Kaiser Kent Rose john Siverly Pamela Story Packy Walker Chris Wright t . ~ MINUTES VAIL TOWN COUNCIL August 19, 1980 Regular Meeting The Vaal Town Council convened for its regular meeting at 7:30 P.M. on Tuesday, August 19, 1980 in the Town Council Chambers of the Vail Municipal Building. The following Cauncilmembers and Mayor Rodney Slifer were present: John Donovan Scott Hopman Tom Steinberg Ron Todd Bill Wilto The first matter for Council's attention was Ordinance No. 30, Series of 1980, second reading. This is an ordinance regarding the Lionshead Parking Structure General Obligation Bonds as noted by Mayor Slifer. Rich Caplan noted that there was a minor amendment on Page Eight, Section 30, and he then explained said amendment. Steve MacCanahay,with Boettcher & Company, was present and answered various questions from the Council. Tom Steinberg made a motion for approval; second by Bi11 Wilto. A unanimous vote was recorded in favcar of the motion. Ordinance No. 32, Series of 1980, second readziag, amending Chapter 15.16 of the ~llunicipal Code was read into the record by Mayor Slifer. There was no discussion. John Donovan made a motion for approval; second by Tom Steinberg. A unanimous vote was recorded an favor of the motion. Resolution No. 20, Series of 1980 was read into the record by Mayor Slifer. Rich Caplan gave a mare detailed description of the resolution and the need for such. After questions and a lengthy statement by Frank Caroselli, Scott Hopman made a motion for approval of Resolution No. 20. This was seconded by Bill Wilto. A unanimous vote was recorded in favor of the motion. Resolution No. 21, Series of 1980. This is a resolution exercising the option and obligation.of the Town Council to redeem certain of its Town of Vail Street Tmprovement District No. 1 Local Improvement Bonds, Series of October 1, 1976. Caplan noted that it was a relatively routine matter and then gave a brief history of the bond program. There was no discussion. Scott Hopman made a motion for approval; second by Tom Steinberg. A unanimous vote was recorded in favor of the motion. CTTIZEN PARTICIPATION: Jay Peterson, appearing on behalf of Condominium Association, noted that the Cable been very cooperative about giving service to the project. Larry Rider noted that there wa CATV's Franchise Agreement whereby complaints upon. the Pitkin Creek Park T.V. Company had not the 64 families occupying s a provision under the could be lodged and acted Mayor Slifer gave an update on the consideration Greyhound ICC application. Paula Palmateer, President of a statement supporting the Greyhound ICC application. The agent then made a statement. After discussion, Steinberg ~_ for the Council to take no action in this matter; second Hopman. A 4-1 vote was recorded in favor of the motion. cast the opposing vote, and Bill Wilto abstained. of the the VRA, made Trailways made a motion by Scott Ron=Todd S ' ~ i' , MrNUTES ~ VAIL TOWN COUNCIL August 19, 1980 Page Two Dick Ryan, from Community Development Department, outlined the appeal of Paul Curfman, who had been denied a grfa~variance request from the Planning and Environmental Commission. The property in question was Lot 13, Bighorn Terrace. He wanted to add an additional. 177 square feet to the 764 existing square footage. Paul Curfman felt that a miscalculation had been made in determining his existing square footage. According to his figures the property had 666.6 square feet, which is 6 square feet aver the allowable GRFA, and not the 764 square feet that the Town calculated. After a lengthy discussion, Scott Hopman made a motion to reverse the findings of the Planning and Environmental Commission; second by Ron Todd. Hopman made his motion because he felt that for the size of the home the variance request for additional space was not unreasonable. A unanimous vote was recorded in favor of reversing the Planning Commission's decision and granting the variance. Jim Rubin outlined the appeal on the Sam Cook Residence, Lot 2, Block 6, Vail, Village Second Filing. This was an appeal of the findings of the Zoning Administrator, who deniod the request df the applicant to add additional living space. Gordon Pierce, architect far the Cook Residence, presented his arguments in favor of the addition. The issue in question was whether the space the applicant wished to add would fit.-under the definition of GRFA. The zoning administrator felt that it would. John Donovan made a motion that the additional living space b~. considered as GRFA_and to support the decision of the staff; second b3~ Tom Steinberg. A 5-1 vote was recorded in favor of the motion. Ron Todd cast the opposing vote. Reverend Simonton presented the discussion of Historic Preservation in the Gore Valley. He wanted his group to be appointed as the agent to complete the inventory as called for in the 1975 Goals and Objectives of the Town. This would include the designation of appropriate sites and .structures for County and State Historical Agencies. In addition, being given the permission to design displays and programs of historic nature_as well as continuing research and to raise funds for the various programs. They are asking the Town to establish an ordinance which would prevent arbitrary destruction of historic structures and artifacts and to provide for the removal to new locations for any things which must be relocated. They also wanted the Town to provide sites for the various artifacts and structures ,& establish a budget for the maintenance of historic structures. After a Lengthy discussion John Donovan made a motion to appropriate the necessary $3,OOOto move the "School House" from West Vail onto Ford Park; second by Tom Steinberg. A unanimous vote was recorded. Donavan made another motion to have Reverend Simonton and his group put together a workable budget and schedule to present to the Town Council; second by Scott Hopman. A unanimous vote was recorded in favor of the motion. Joe Macey, reprosentative of Vail Associates, led the discussion of the annual weather modification program for 1980-81_in which the projected costs were $24,050.- It was noted that the costs last year were only $16,000. A lengthy discussion followed. John Donovan made a motion to appropriate $12,025 for the outlined snow-making program; second by Tom Steinberg. A 2-4 vote was recorded. The motion failed. Biil Wilto made a motion to appropriate $8,000 for the cloud seeding with the conditions of insurance &time allotments being the same as last year; second by Scott Hopman. A 5--1 vote was recorded in favor of the motion. . ti. w 1 ~ MINUTES _. VAIL TOWN COUNCIL August 19, 1980 Page Three Tim Ream, architect for the Lionshead Transportation Center Building, presented various drawings for tho Council's consideration. He talked about the proposed .~.au~:~,liary building, graphics and colors, and the information kiosk. It was suggested that the,_architect meet with the Vazl Resort Association for specific suggestions on the information kiosk & get together with the Design Review Board and see how they feel about the proposed metal roof as well as their response to the graphics and color schemes. Of the 12 applicants for the Council. Vacancy, Bud~Benedict was appointed to replace Paula Palmateer. Of the 5 applicants for the Planning and Environmental Commission's vacancy, Gaynor Miller was appointed. TOWN MANAGER'S REPORT: Caplan noted that there would be a joint meeting next Tuesday with the Eagle County Commissioners. TOWN ATTORNEY"`S REPORT: None. As there was no further business to discuss; the meeting was adjourned. ATTEST: e r ~` Mayor r t AGENDA VAZL TOGVN COUNC_ IL REGULAR MEL`.CIlVG SEPTEMBER 2., 1984 7:30 P.M. 'ai~~ 6~ EJ O X 4 Q 0 ~ V~ I' , G U ~ U C a~ Q. S 1 G 5 7 a 3 0 3 4 7& 5 6 1 $ RESO.LUTIC)NS, PRESEN`.PATIONS 1. Resolt~t:~on No..,22, Series o~ 1980, designa-La.ng the Vaa.3~ ~`~.ra Protectiozx D~,stri,ct as the E~tiergency Response Authority. CTT:~ZEN PARTIC:CPATIQN 2. Appo~i_ntmen.t o~ Mayor Pro Tem 3. Honorary Resolution for John Donovan TotaN MANAGL~~ R~;PQRTS T~wN A~r`roRN~,~ REPORTS ~ . Jj rr f/, ~~ To~:an Manager f MINUTES VAIL TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING SEPTEMBER 2, 19$0 7:30 P.M. The Vail Town Council convened for if.s regular meeting at 7:30 P.M. on Tuesda September 2, 1980, in the Vail Town Council Chambers of the Vail Municipal Building. The following Councilmembers and Mayor Rdoney E. Slifer were present: Bud Benedict John Donovan Tom Steinberg Ron Todd Bill Walto Absent: Scott Hopman Also present were: Richard Caplan, Town Manager and Lawrence C. Rider Town Attorney. The first matter for Councils attention was a.preseritation to Skip Gordon for his ten year service to the Town of Vail. Skip was presented with a sterling silver Town of Vail belt buckle, Resolution No, 22, Series of 1980, designating the Vail Fire Protection Distract as the Emergency Response Authority was read by Mayor Slifer. There was no discussion. Councilmember Donovan moved to approve Resolution No. 22, Series of 1980; Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. CITIZEN PARTICIPATION ~- None Councilmember Tom Steinberg made a proposal. to the Council to look at the east end of the soccer field for the possible placement of an emergency hilocopter pad. The Mayor asked the Planning and Environmental Commission to look at the site and report back to the Council at the September 9th Work Session. Richard Caplan, Town Manager stated that the Town is making arrangements to use Eagle Valley Airport for emergency .hilocopter landings, The next item on the Agenda was to nominate a Councilmember for Mayor Pro Tem. Councilmember Todd made a motion to nominate Councilmember Bill Walto for Mayor Pro Tem; Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Mayor Slifer announced that there would be a Special Council Meeting on Tuesday September 9, 1980, at ~ P.M. to elect a new Councilmember to take John Donovan's position. New applications will be take up to 5 P.M. on Monday September 8th. If there are new applicants they will be interviewed at the Work Session at 2 P.M. Councilmember John F. thanking him for his John with a sterling moved to approve the motion. All present Donovan was presented with an Honorary Resolution service to the Town of Vail. The Mayor also presented silver Town of Vail belt buckle. Councilmember Steinber Honorary Resolution; Councilmember Todd seconded the voted in favor and the motion passed. ~~ Minutes Page 2 September 2, 1980 TOW~1 MANAGER REPORTS: Town Manager Richard Caplan reported that he had a meeting with Frank Thompson of Cable TV, Mr. Thompson is going to send a letter confirming the verbal agreement he and Caplan came to in regard to the problems of getting service to various entities. Town Manager Richard Caplan stated that the Town, of Vail has submitted a proposal to the Forest Service for a Special Use approval for 40 acres east of Vail under the 270 viaduct for future recreation purposes. Richard Caplan. Town Manager gave a public farewell to his secretary Dee Dee Tsgrig. TOWN MANAGER REPORTS: Lawrence C. Rider, Town Attorney told the Council that the lawsuit against Tchiban's was in our favor and the liquor licensing authority made the right decision when the revoked Ichiban's liquor license. ~Councilmember Donovan for the last time moved to adjourn the meeting. Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the meeting adjourned at 8:15 P.M. Mayor ATTEST: Town ~1. rk • • t ~ TOWN OF VA I L ~ SPECIAL MEETING SEPTEMBER 9~ 1980 4:00 P,M, Iwo at rail b O X 7 0 0 • V a l k, C O I O f 8 d 0 8 1 6 5 7 • 3 0 3 4 7 6- 5 6 1 3 NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING r~ C PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE VAIL TOWN COUNCIL WILL BE MELD ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1980, AT 4:00 P,M., IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS OF THE VAIL MUNICIPAL BUILDING FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONDUCTING THE FOLLOWING BUSINESS: C1) APPOINTMENT OF NEW COUNCILMEMBER. 1 R ICHARD CAPLAN, T~IWN MANAGER s VATL TOWN COIINCTL Special Meeting September 9, 1980 A special meeting of the Vail Town Council was convened on September 9, 1980 in the Council Chambers of the Vail Municipal Building. Council members present were: Bud Benedict Scott Hopman Mayor Rod Slifer Dr. Tom Steinberg Ron Todd Bi11 Wilto ~~ • [4~ayor Slifer called the meeting to order and outlined the procedure to be taken in order to elect the new council person. Paul Johnston from the Christiana Lodge was appointed. Larry Rider noted that Judge Jones had dismissed the Red Lion law suit. Dick Ryan and Ron Todd gave a brief run down of the previous Planning and Environmental Commission's meeting. As there was no further business to discuss, the meeting was adjourned, ATTEST: To n Clerk 4 <~<.~ ~, /~' ~~ OFFICIAL BALLOT VA IL TOWN COUNCIL DONOVAN VACANCY SPECIAL MEETING - SEPTEMBER 9, 1980 DORIS BAILEY DAN CORCORAN SCOTT EDWARDS LYNN FREEDMAN PAUL JOHNSTON LINDA KAISER KENT ROSE M JOHN SIVERLY PAMELA STORY PACKY WALKER CHRIS WRIGHT N ~. AGENDA ~ UAIL TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING SEPTEMBER 16, 1980 7:30 P.M. 1~wA al nail C box tao pail, Colorado sie~~ • 303•a76.5Si3 1. APPROVAL OF AGREEMENT FOR CLOCKTOWER/SLIFER ALLEY 2, APPROVAL OF AGREEMENT WITH GORE RANGE PROPERTIES FOR WEST LIONSHEAD MALL ENTRANCE CITIZEN PARTICIPATION 3, APPEAL OF DESIGN REVIEW BOARD APPROVAL OF BIG HORN FIRE STATION ROOF 4, APPEAL OF TELEMARK TOWNHOUSES REGARDING ASPHALT SHINGLES 5. REZONE REQUEST - GARDEN OF THE GODS CLUB FROM PUBLIC ACCOMODATION S TO HIGH DENSITY MULTI-FAMILY 6. APPEAL OF PLANNING & ENVIRONMENTAL COMMISSION DECISION ON CENTURY 21 CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT TOWN MANAGER REPORTS TOWN ATTORNEY REPORTS ADJOURNMENT 1 RICHARD CAPLAN, TOW~I'tIANAGER ~_ ~ M VAIL TOWN COUNCIL Regular Meeting September 16; 1989 The Vail Town Council convened for its regular meeting on September i6, 1980 in the Council Chambers of the Vail Municipal Building. Council members present were: Bud Benedict Dr. Tom Steinberg Ron Todd Bill Wilto Staff members present were: Rich Caplan, Town Manager Larry Rider, Town Attorney Acting Mayor Bill Wilto called the meeting to order and introduced the first item of lousiness which was the approval of the agreement for the Clocktower /Slifer A11ey. Rich Caplan gave a brief description of the above-mentioned agreement and noted that Larry Rider had drawn up a five-year easement agreement. Motion to approve by Tom Steinberg; second by Ron. Todd. A unanimous vote was recorded in favor of the motion. Rich Caplan outlined-the agreement with Gore Range Properties for the West Lionshead Mall Entrance. As there was no further discussion, a motion to authorize the Town Manager to grant the easement and that a formal agreement be made to authorize the Town Manager to sign the agreement and that it be noted that a rebate would be available to the property owners in the event that an improvement district is not approved by the Lionshead property owners was made by Tom Steinberg; second by Bud Benedict. The motion carried unanimously, CITIZEN PARTICIPATION: John Sanders felt that the snowplow contractors in the Town of Vail should be licensed and should be made to follow certain rules and regulations. Caplan noted that it was the staff's intention to bring an ordinance to the Council for their review prior to the on-set of the ski season. Peter Patten gave the Council same background information on the appeal of the Design Review Board's approval of the Bighorn Fire Station roof. Bill Pierce, architect for the Vail Firo Protection District, gave a brief review of their request for the "kor-tan" roof material. Mike McGee, of the Vail Fire Department, spoke to the Fire Department's desire for a fire resistent roof. There was no representative from the Bighorn Property Owner's Association who were appealing the DRB decision. ,Dudley Abbott felt that the Town should "back-off" from the use of shake shingles and look at some of the alternative roof materials. George Knox expressed his views. After a lengthy discussion, Ron Todd made a motion to uphold the Design Review Board's decision on the "kor-tan" roof material;. second by Steinberg. A unanimous vote was recorded in favor of the motion. Jim Rubin presented the appeal of the Telemark Townhouses regarding a change in their present roof from a "tar & gavel" to an asphalt shingle composition. Because the Council had made a directive last year to discourage the use of asphalt shingles and to allow them only on a case by case basis, this matter had not gone before the Design Review Board. After a lengthy discussion, Bud Benedict made a motion to send r ~ ~ Vail Town Council September l6, 1980 Page Two the application back to the Design Review Board and to instruct them to accept the information on the asphalt shingles and to make their decision based upon the quality, durability and appearance of the proposed sample. This was seconded by Ran Todd. A unanimous vote was recorded in favor of the motion. Rich Caplan noted that a written request had been sent to the Town of Vail by the Garden of the Gods Club to continue the rezoning xequest. A motion was made to continue this matter. by Tom Steinberg; second by Todd. Jim Rubin then gave a brief review of the request and discussion followed. A unanimous vote was recorded to continue this matter. Rich Caplan outlined the appeal of the Planning and Environmental. Commission's decision on the Century 21's conditional use permit, and he noted that a request had been received to postpone consideration of the matter. Ron Todd made a motion to postpone consideration until the October 7th meeting; second by Benedict. As there was no discussion, a unanimous vote was recorded in favor of this motion. TOWN MANAGER REPORT: Rich Caplan made the public announcement that the Bond Election far the Vail Water and Sanitation District was held September 16, 1980 and that the vote was 30 to 1 in favor. Caplan then handed out to the Council, press and the public the agenda and a fact sheet for the Special meeting newt week on the West Vail Annexation. TOWN ATTORNEY REPORT: None As there was no further business to discuss, the meeting was adjourned. ATTEST: !~~ ~ v/ Town Clerk ` ~~~ Mayor ~ ~ ~` ~~- ' ~ ;1 MINUTES VAIL TOWN COUNCIL Special Meeting September 23, 1980 w The Vail Town Council convened for a special meeting on September 23, 19$0 in the Town Council Chambers of the Vail Muna~ipal Building. The following Councilmembers and Mayor Pro-tem Ball Wilto were present: Bud Benedict Scott Hopman Paul Johnston Tam Steinberg Ron Tadd Larry Rider and Rich Caplan were also present. After Walto's introductory statements, Larry Rider outlined the legal requirements for the annexation of West Vail. There were eight questions that had to be answered before the procedure could continue. Dick Ryan and Jim Rubin, from the Community Development Department of the Town of Vail, answered those questions. It was noted that Resolution No. 24, Series of 1980 was the second step in the annexation process. After a-lengthy discussion and audience particapataon, Scott Hopman made a motion fox' approval of Resolution No. 2~, Series of 1980. This was seconded by Tom Steinberg. A unanimous vote was recorded in favor of the motion. Rayma Rose was unanimously appointed as the Town of Vai1's Election Commissioner with Susie Anderson appointed as the alternate. As there was no further business to discuss; the meeting was adjourned. ATTEST: ~/f ~~// G~GZGLY _~~'vi T n Clerk //~ ~ _ _~ ~,~ayor ~ // •- I4II~TUTES VAIL, TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING OCTOBER 7, 1980 7;30 P.M. The Vail Town Council convened for its regular meeting at ?:30 P.P4~f. on Tuesday, October 7, 1980, in the Vail Town Council Chambers of the Vail Municipal. Building. The following Council members and Mayor Rodney E. Slifer were present: Bud Benedict Scott Iiopman Ron Todd Bill Wilto Absent: Dr. Tom Steinberg Paul Johnston Also present were: Lawrence C. Rider, Town Attorney and Bill Pyka, Acting Town Manager. The first matter for Council's attention was a first reading of Ordinance #33, an Ordinance requiring any person, business or corporation using a ~w plow for a fee ~i.n the Town of Vail to obtain a permit from one down. After some discussion and agreement to amend Section 5.30.100, a motion was made by Bill Wilco to approve the Ordin ante as amended, and Ron Todd seconded the motion. All voted in favor and the motion was passed. The Ordinance will be amended and presented for second reading at the regular Council meeting on October 21, 1950. The Onaiinance was ordered published in the next edition of the Vail Trail, with amendments. publication in fu11 on first reading) The second matter on the agenda was the first reading of Ordinance #34, an ordinance making certain corrections to numbering and warding inaccuracies in Chapter 15.24 of the Municipal Code of the Town of Vail, relating to the Uniform Mechanical Code; Chapter I.5.20 Of the Municipal Cade of the Town of Vail relating to the Uniform Plumbing Code and various other typographical errors. There was no discussion.. Motion was made by Scott Hapman and seconded by Bill Wilco to approve the Ordinance. All voted in favor and the motion was passed. The Ordinance was ordered published, without amendments, in the next edition of the Vail Trail. (publication in full on first reading) Third item on the agenda was the first reading of Resolution #25, approving the Town of Vail's leasing of certain snow removal. equiprient from Colorado National Leasing, Ine. Bill Pyka stated that this was a routine annual renewal and a motion was made by Ron Todd and seconded by Scott Hopman. A11 voted in favor and the motion was passed. The resolution was ordered published in the next edition of the Vail. Trail. CITIZEN PARTICIPATION Mayor Rad Slifer brought to the Council's attention the complaints he has been receiving regarding Vail Cable T.V, ll~uch discussion was held between Town Council, citizens attending the meeting and Frank Thompson, Manager of Vail Cable T.V. A meeting is scheduled between Thompson, Jay Peterson and Cab 1e T.V. personnel on Wednesday, October 9, at 9:00 a. m. Mayor Slifer asked that anyone with a complaint please document it for the record. Two representatives from Sandstone Creek Club brought up to Town Council their complaint of Vail Guides' abuse of their Conditional Use Permit in relation to their office space on Frontage Ptioad. The permit will be reviewed and discussed at Monday's staff meeting. the North .+ ~~ TOWN COUNCIL MEETING OCTOB~;R 7 , 1980 Page 2 ~.... The next item on the agenda was the appeal of Planning & Environmental Commission on the Century 21. Conditional Use Permit in the Vail Village Inn Building. After a presentation by Jim Rubin, Planning Commission and Jim Mulligan, attorney for Century 21, a motion was made by Scott Ilopman and seconded by Ron Todd that the decision be upheld to deny the permit. All voted iza favor and the motion was passed. The next item presented was a progress report on Pitkin Creek Park by Jay Peterson. There was also comments made by two residents of Pitkin Creek who felt clean up work was not being completed as scheduled and no one knew what was- going on as far as punch list items being completed, telephone and cable t.v. being installed, etc. It was suggested that a monthly meeting toe held in the Town Chambers to air these items. TOWN MANAGER REPORTS Mayor Rod Slicer stated that Scott ~Iopman resignation from the Town Council would be effective November 1, 1980 and a new~r~Council i member should appointed within thirty days. Mayor Slifer stated that the Town Council had looked at the new roof material proposed by Fitz Scott of the Vail Athletic Club, Meeting adjourned at 9:30 p.m. ATTEST: ;~ Town Clerk ~~~ ~~ ~~ r MINUTES VAIL TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING OCTOBER 21, 1980 7:30 P.M. The Vail Town Council convened for its 'regular meeting at 7:30 P.M. on Tuesday, October 21, 1980, in the Vail Town Council Chambers of the Vail Municipal Building. The fallowing Council members and Mayor Rodney E. Slifer were present: Bill Wilto Bud Benedict Paul Johnston Ron Todd Dr. Tom Steinberg Absent: Scott Hopman Also present were: Lawrence C. Rider, Town Attorney and Richard Caplan, Town Manager. The first item on the agenda was the approval of an Honorary Resolution declaring October 24, 1980 as United Nations Day. Celia Roberts also spoke to the Council regarding programs planned in the schools in honor of this day, as well as the soccer game that would be played for the benefit of UN Day, with the proceeds being donated to UNICEF. Celia also indicated she would be willing to head up a project in support of world hunger. The second matter was the second reading of.Ordinance #33, Series of 1980, an ordinance requiring. any person, business or corporation who uses a vehicle to plow, remove or strip snow or ice from private property for a fee or charge of any kind to obtain a permit from the Town. After discussion, and agreement to amend the section regarding use of flashing yellow lights or hazard lights when plowing on public roads, a Motion was made by Paul Johnston and seconded by Ron Todd to approve the Ordinance as amended. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. The ordinance was ordered published with amendments on second reading. The third item on the agenda was the second Series of 1980, an ordinance making certain and wording inaccuracies in chapter 15,24 0 the Town of Vail. There was no discussion. Paul Johnston and seconded by Bill Wilto to All presented voted in favor and the motion published on second reading. CITIZEN PARTICIPATION reading of Ordinance #3~k, corrections to numbering £ the Municipal Code of A Motion was made by approve the Ordinance. was passed and ordered Carl Oppenheim voiced his complaint of road obstruction in the Golf Course/Fallridge area by Dye Construction Co., contractors for the new sewer line being laid in that area. Debbie from Dye Construction Co. gave.a report on the progress of Dye Const. Co. and their schedule for having the road repaired, weather permitting. Mayor Slifer suggested that plans for paving the bike path be postponed and the first item of priority for Dye Construction Co. be to get the streets repaired along the Fallridge Condominiums. Paula Palmateer announced that the Vail Business and Professional Womens Club will sponsor a "Meet the Candidates Night" at thy: Antlers Hotel, Thursday, October 23, at 7:30 p.m. The public is invited. TOWN COUNCIL MEETING OCTOBER 21, 1980 Page 2 The fourth item on the agenda was discussion of Village Center Landscaping Agreement Revision. A presentation was made by Dick Ryan, Director of Community Development of what the original agreement was and what plans Gage Davis and Associates had made for the wank. Fred Hebbard, owner of the complex stated that he planned to have the landscaping completed next year. The Council felt that a letter of credit from the bank and an agreement that the project will be completed in six months from start date of early spring or the temporary Certificate of Occupancy will not be issued. A Motion was made by Ran Todd and seconded by Ron Steinberg that al amendment to Resolution 12 of Series of 197 to incorporate the revised Village Center proposal as approved by the Planning Commission subject to the five itemized recommendations of the Memorandum from the Community Development Department to the Planning and Environmental Dept. dated October 9, 1980 subject to a completion period of six months or from the date of the issue of the building permit or that the temporary Certificate of Occupancy will be withheld until completion of those items and that a bond or letter of credit or certificate of deposit be forwarded to the Town for completion of those items. The motion was seconded by Tom Steinberg. It was voted on unamiously by all members present. The next item on the agenda was appeal of the zone charge request for the•Garden of~the Gods Club. Gordon R. Pierce, architect representing the Garden of the Gads, requested to the Council in writing that this item be tabled until the November 18, 1980 Town Council meeting. A Motion was made by Wilto and seconded by Todd that the subject be tabled. The vote was four in favor and two opposing (Benedict and Steinberg). The next item on the agenda was an appeal of the Planning and Environmental Committee's decision on the Covered Bridge Store by John Donovan, Mr. Donovan made a presentation as to why he felt this decision should be revoked and after much discussion as to the other second story units in the Vail Core, a Motion was made by Wilto and seconded by Todd to overturn the decision. A vote was taken and five voted ~n favor, one opposed (Slifer). The Motion was passed. Bob Mayer of VRA presented a slide presentation on Summer Vail events for 1980. Bill O'Connor also commented on what Vail Associates had done as far ar marketing Vail during the summer. . The next item was to set a date for the 1981 budget hearings. November 11, 12 and 13 at 2:00 p.m. were set as official budget hearing dates. The meetings wi11 be held in the Conference Room. TOWN MANAGER REPORTS The Council has received a letter from Scott Hopman requesting that his resignation be extended from November 1 to November 15, 1980, due to the West Vail Annexation election and consideration of a West Vail resident for the position might be possible should the annexation be approved. Applications will be accepted until Friday, November 14 for the position,. with interviews being held Tuesday, November 1$ by the Council. Also Ed Drager's seat on the Planning Commission expires this week. November l~ was also set as a deadline for applications for this position. as well. A Motion was made by Steinberg and seconded by Johnston to set November I4 as the cutoff date for both the Town Council position and the Planning Commission seat. The motion was voted on and passed unanimously. TOWN COUNC ITS MEETING OCTOBER 21, 1980 Page 3 Rich Caplan reported that he had received a second phase of information . from the U.S. Department of Commerce Bureau of the Census which they ,have already acknowledged was in part in error. An official population of 2,080 was reported, but only 7 census tracks were reported and they a're 8 census tracks in the Town's limits. So the estimate is between 2300 and 2400. The numbers are still being reviewed and we should have a final figure in early December. The updated housing; units were up 10 - 40%, closer to the Town's awn projections. Rich Caplan introduced Mary Alice Caster to the Council as the new Secretary to the Town Manager and Town Attorney. There was no report from the Town Attorney. A Motion was made by Wilco and seconded by Steinberg to adjourn the meeting at 9:50 p.m. All voted in favor. ATTEST: Town Clerk ~t /1.0~ i ' ,~ ~ r ,~ ~ r~ ~r~~~~ sf Mayor ~ w ,% ;~ 1~ pN BRpTK~gS Dpss P Q gaX 74. 1/A16. ~p~aRAaa 81657 `Co~^^ °~ ~ ~- a~- ~„ ~ ~*a~~,,~(.~ A • .` On c3ctoher 14. 19b0 the 1'lannin~ and ~nvirar~=ntal Commission denied aUr requesC far a conditional use permit to canuert an apartment. .ram resi- dential use to commercial use. As prav.ided in the existi~ ^ Commercial Core Area, I zon3:n~: ordinance, cae respectfully appear that decision to the 'Town Council, and ask that our request be approved. In its memorande.un to the Planning and lnvironmenta•.l Commission dated" Jctober 9. 190, the F3epartment of. 'ommunity Deve],opment recommended. approval of our request . In its memorar-dt~;~ th.e staff respainded to t:he specific developr:zent factors t~rl~ich. are applicable under section ~ of t:he ordinance. A cony of this memorandum is included with this appeal. '1`he ~'lannin~ and l~nvironmental Commission did :got address itself. to each of the specific development factors listed in the ordinance itself, but I believe it taould be fair to state that the- coir~nission~s concerns here in twq araas. 1) t':;at the proposed change of use taauld remove an apartment.irom,use. as an employe ha.usin~; unit 2) that the conversion. of the unit to commercial space would serious°iy. harm the commercial core area by diluting the .mixture of comm~.rc:ial., lone term residen`:ia.l, and lod~int; sI?ace i.n that area. The ordinance invo-ivied does not concern i~~self crith i°employee housin~~', Permitted uses include either long term or 51~art term housi"ng, and corr.- ditional uses Include commercial use. Therefore, although a ~;en~ral can carp for t:~e employee hos,tsinr pi~b.~em~is unde~'standable, I ~~ould submit that .it is not garmane to the issue in this i.nswance. `their other pr~1~l~:= carieErn is, germane .to the issue and- I would like_ to address it, and the past and present cand#~tions in the core area. At this point then, perhaps a.brief reuieW o~.~i~e 'Core Axes I.~zanir~g is in order, particularly regarding the- use. of '.'door above s~reet.level~' .. , :: ,. - - ., ;. ; ,,. The foi3owing buildinga.'fa~:l in~o,t ~h.i~. oat~s~x~- Y) 'The Covered Bridge l3u#Zd~tg ;:. .:. } .The the house ,. 3) The Clock Tourer ~ - ' 4) The A"~: D 13uiiding (liquox More) ~ - 5) The rucksack :~uil.ding 5) ?'he i;ed Lian ~3uildin~ , ,, 7) 'fhe "il.l Building, , ti) The Cyrano building ~) The f.ax ier Btcildin~; 1D) The ".'.ore Creels i~].w.xa z3uild~nt~ , 11) 't'he Nell Tower 'w~uil~ing What are the current uses for the."aboue the strcat'" level o:f these bui'1di.n~s? Airs.Christy :till lives in her apar~tm~ent on the second floor: ~f #zer bUidn~;. firs ..loan tIi ll oc©upies an .apartment on the second and th.irc3 .floor of the F1axa building. #lowever, in the other nine buildings, al.l the "above the s.tre.et" level floor mace has heap ~;Cablishod as cozrrmercial space. Since 1976., under ti~~ current zohing orciinazzce, t.fzere hmve been tEao an.~slica- tions ~'oz~ cpndi.tional use permits 'to..convert apartmenk space on the above the street level. in Cora Area T to cotn~ercial space. =both of t?ler~ have tleen approved. Cne eras in t#ze Cloctc Tower Buildinn, os~-ned 5!1 ~o?zn ':c:~sride of ~snezz. t'he other ~tias ir_ the A ~. D (liquor store} building: .in.. 1>oth cases t}a~ armors cited the increasing noise and con;*estipn in rho immediate area as render- inrr the space unsuitable for lpszr term..~mr~ential us.e. This is precisQly the situation tae cited in our request ~~ich ~.ra, dez~ze.d., and it can cerCainly 6e stated that thpss cpnditions have only ~Torsenect since 1978. So now a survey of residential use of "above the street"level space indicates that none of the space,with the .exceptipn of the Hill apart- ments,is being used as .residential. hpusing.In fact in all of "the Core Area Ion the above the .street level,there ire .only.these two apartments occupied as residences: ,P I 'This certainly indicates that, due 'to the: present nature of the core .axea, residential. space on the' above the street level .is no longer vi«.1"1.e. The nature of the area-in.which our bu.isd.inl; i~ located is not only c:zan^inn - it has changed. This area serves as the shopping, eating, drinki.ns~,:entertsfn- ~. ment center and business center for hundreds of.thausands of peor~le during; ~ .- the course of tkie year. It is 'adjacent tp the parking s:truct.ure, the trans- ' por.tation center and the shuttle bus sto.ps.. in the case of our.a.parttnent., a very large percentage of .the peQ;ple ta~hp shop, ear, or drink .ire -t;'-e .core area pass directly under it on .their Tray to ar from the parkfng structure or the shuttle buses -and they :do it frotr, early morning -to early. morning, '" And note taa the apartmettCs fmmediaCly ad~a-cent ~o seve,ral of ~~a•lfs :most popular restaurants and bare. .,. , . _. ,.. ,th~s_.trsfi• ic! C~h#~ ~~#~.. ~~ ,.. ,~:geai<l.r her c#~I+~~~~'i~easa ~f ~e .: .. .. ~ _ ' 3:. - 1Y,~s.?Ct x-.:?~ 1 ~•~ ~>3'd4'iY~1 ~Yn i -_{~':a't. 'Yh1?~"r~` a', ~ k 4 ~,#;~3 y -Yt° !~ +-..,r4 ~ °`;' ~ ,, ~;.~ ~~ r~ 1 ' - ~ ~ - - - _ _~ .~ ...~._n 4~ `S-_. +....a .F= Yc -' t - 4 tf t ,~ - ~-~.'*-a `` "~ - i`~,~ l~~a''F+^y° ~ ~-',~'.~~°&~" 'a - a 'z r ~4 - ~~-.s`ib' $t ~^ -~ L s • ~ ~' ~~ ^ away z '~~, ~ - ~ X-. ~ - ~~ - °. 's'~;i - - - ', '• - Suac~ess ~f .;tha ~~r~ area. ~As' orie: of tha Z c ~~:~•~;•roial cettters~:aF Vail, s~zch~: .- _- ~~ .: .. .. ' areas mast be bl~sy Go b~ successful,. and fn a resort community''they must. serve .tha_.publ#c not only during daytitt~ hours.; bud ~ar.into the night . " as well: It.seems obvious, hawevtr, that such apt area cannot serve well ; as a residential area. ;~hmt has hapj`eried, "undex~standaiily, is ti~at people -. ~ have sau~;ht quieter .living; quarters by movini; Further from the can~;ested area -either ,vertically or horizontally.- It must certainly be acknowledged too, that economical f'ac~ors are involved. ]]ue to the' tremendous nr. otath of t}~e L'a i 1 axes, there -has been great pressure to provide~mcare. commercial snace in the, core area and of coursE this space has been limited by density re,F;ulatians as well as ny use regulations. _ " So it has inevitably resulted that space ori~inall.y h~;ilt for lone; term . }:ousin,; units in the core has decreased dtte to the €~acto~-s outlined above, and the value oi" commercial space has increased - ~~nd rents and taxes as saeli. 13ut again, there is nothing; inherently i;ron~: Faith this. .'he community needs t4 provide its citizens and visitors ~Tith the }pest, most di~rersziied and most efficient cammarcai?. centers nassihle For rzanv .reasons : '~:he form ^overmm~et }Zas erisel.Y r..eca:,nizeii the probfcm of increased noise and congestion in t'he core. area }ay i:tcreasinn x-estrictions on automotive access to it: And :his is as it should be - }gut a,^,ain, it lessens-the value • of the urea for residential use by l iit~it ins; or deny in.~; access to re5 idences '~ by automobile }~y occupants, ^;uests, delivery services etc. " ~I In' summary., T t•roulc'. sut~r~it that: the care area has chan4ed ;,rich the times and that it has adapted Drell to its. basic function -. that of an attractiv:~, Ce~tGY~~y located commercial area. cons.istin~; of shops, restaurants, enter ta3nment facilities, service businesses, :end lodging accor.~oiia~ions. Sc~3ne .oF these observations haet~F`be~~tir'~actual and some p}~ilosi~phical. I Gael ieve -both approaches are important . ~:}~ mttst understand Yto~,r th.e core • cirea -has avolved. what its :g5re.~.ent ~~a~t~t~tans.. are, . anti fuCure. ft~ncGfons. rlri 1.1 ba. .in i ^egard ~~ :our request- 1'or a C~nd~t~onal Use t,~~Ye 'submit that Permi , u c~nsidera~s~e'prec edent ha~~.'-beas~,~.es~t~.t~s~ted by . actin czf i;he~`~larinizi~ ~.~d ~riv~~~r~ieintal Co~issfon a~~~: G~~ t?wit Council,atid,~ve~ m~~`e ,~iinpox~tanly tkiat,G~. ~to~osed use gill ~nhanc~> ithe~ than deGra~k fpm the area both .in ~~ln.~t ~~~~k~nd in spirit . ~ ~ k S ~~; , , ~ .fix C. 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White, Administzato• ~ ~ /~ ~~ SUBJECT: Ambulance Service Funding r' DATE: September 16, 1980 Thank you for providing me the opportunity to review with you the current status and funding problems of the E.M.S. Ambulance Service present- ly being provided by the Vail Valley Medical Center. • As z stated, consideration and approval of the Town of Vail is requested as follows: 1. Support in the amount of $62,400 (65o of 95,000.00 deficit for the year endincT October 31, x.9801. 2. Support in the ar;~ount of $96,053.10 (72~ of 134,340.00`deficit for t~?e yeax ending October 31, 1981). This support based upon percentage of utili- zation will be necessary annually until the appropriate county hospital district can be approved and funds received by Vail valley Medical Center. Current estimates place the availablility of funds from a county hospital district in the year 19$3. This interim support is necessitated by the severe financial problems of Vail. Valley Medical Center, a significant proporation of which is directly attribu- table to the Ambulance Service. C~ 1l~1'~ t o (yi r- . Vail. Fmernc~ncy Cad is ("-reakdown) Nov. 79 - Auc?. $t] ?`iTH 2--7~ T•'TmiTT.~7 CI`.r'ti' TAT*R~mS F^.'F_?St Vail ?'!`1 ~?AIT mnm~7 ''';1~.;"~ C?r^ 1~,~-1.-E.. NOV. 7~? 0 4 23 27 ~5 T~rC'. 7~ Q 1. 3n 35 ~7 JAN. 80 3 4 37 42 ~iR F'FH. 8(} 3 ~ 33 42 7~ ra_ FtCii R~ 3 1_ 27 3I R7 .~PR.yL f?0 5 3 24 ~ :32 75 PLAY 8 0 3 ~ 1. 1 6 7. ~ 8 0 Jt)NE 80 _l 2 13 1-` ~•-t ,`ftTL`T X30 ~ 3 33 36 Q2 +~UG 80 3 ~. 19 ~ 2F 73 TOTAL 19 2Q 25~ - 3~7 R~°• _ EXEGUTiV E GFi AiN BERS RICHARD D. LAMMS I) F::V'~'F R Gova rnor E...~~E-...__ ~1',1~h~~r"T_t~1v ~ir-~~~ ~ DAY ~ ~~~v~ s , ~ ~ ~~, dp- ~r -T~ of ~~' ~ a~i~ ~~ [ ~ ~ r- WHEREAS, each year, October 24 is designated as "United Nations Day" by the United Nations Ge~erai Assembly to comrrtemorate the organi- zation's founding on that date in 1945; and WHEREAS, United Nations Day provides an appropriate occasion for the peoples of the world to join together in reaffirming their corr~mitment to the principles upon which the UN was established--international peace and security, respect for human rights, and the promotion of social and ecanomic cooperation between nations; and WHEREAS, the United Nations is a unique forum through which all nations can work together to salve eornmon problems and international issues concerning the present and the future of the world; and WHEREAS, the United States of America has made a great contribution to the _ creation and continuing work of the United Nations; and WHEREAS, participation in the UN is an important part of our Coun`try's foreign policy, providing a channel through which the United States can take productive action for world peace and prosperity; .t-~..~ ~6~~ ~ ~~v~ ~ ~ 'f~c . T~ H ~f' u~.: Cyr NOW, THEREFORE,-„•,-1~.-'• "'" , :~' ~ ~~: • = ~• -e~-~- State of Colorado, _do~,~ hereby proclaim October 24, 1984, as UNITED NATIONS DAY ~~y,•,,,,.o~ ~/ca~1 ~~sIGC•5.93 Y~ca~nf`X-a- ~F in the 5~.~~:. ~f C;.i~axfo, and urge all .~.~~•.:.::.$~ to .l~ ~ programs and activities designed to increase understandsng of the problems and potentials of the UN.and to help develop ideas an haw to make the United Nations more effective. ',, p ~as~ Grha~ QOQa~~`° ~`~ • ' " -------" Ex~cu~ ve my han the 7 of e S a .,~,,. ~ `b r Rii~ia~rd~.~fnm ~~c~ - AGENDA FOR TOWN COUNCIL WORK SESSION ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2,~st ShOULD INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING; (BEFORE WORKSESSION BEGINS - probably it should be scheduled far beginning at 2:15 pm} listed ahead of the work session agenda, should be the fallowing: AGENDA VAIL GENERAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT SPECIAL MEETING TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1980 2:00 PM 1. Public hearing for the purpose of conducting the Annual Budget Hearing for the Vail General Tmprovement District. Then, we need to prepare minutes of this brief meeting as per the attached sample. following the above item, the work session agenda can be typed on the same page. thanks , GIB( PS, please remind Rich Caplan that this needs to be done on this date and at this time so he is aware and doesn''t plan to postpone or not have a worksession meeting. MINUTES VAIL TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING NOVEMBER ~, 1984 7:30 P. M. The Vaii Town Council convened for its regular meeting at 7:34 p.m, an Tuesday, November 4, 1984, in the Vail Council Chambers of the Vail Municipal Building. The following Council members and Mayor Rodney Slifer were present: Paul Johnston Bub Benedict Bill Wilto Rod Slifer Rich Caplan Ron Todd Absent were: Scott Hopman and Tom Steinberg. Also present was Lawrence C. Rider, Town Attorney. Dick Elias introduced three visitors from the People's Republic of China who were visiting Vail as a portion of their one-year leave to visit Colorado and various restaurant businesses. Each was presented with a plaque from the Town of Vail and a cowboy hat. Ordinance #, 35, Series of 1.980, first reading, was presented, an ordinance correction certain portions of zoning ordinance__#2~..,- Series of 1.979. After some discussion, Bill Wilto made a motion to approve the ordinance and Bud Benedict seconded it. All voted in favor and the Ordinance was ordered published in full on first reading. Next item on the agenda was Ordinance #36, Series of 1980, first reading, an emergency ordinance amending section 18.60.064, "Criteria- findings", relating to conditional. uses; specifying that time-~h,ax~-e projects in buildings with whole ownership interests must be approved by 100% of the existing owners prior to approval of the Conditional Use Permit. After some discussion, Bud Benedict made a Motion to approve this Ordinance as an emergency ordinance and Paul Johnston seconded it. A vote was taken and there were .four in favor and one opposed - Ron Todd. The Motion was passed and ordered published as an emergency ordinance. Next item on the agenda was the Noise Ordinance, Ordinance #37, Series of 1.980, first reading, an ardinance amending various parts of Chapter 18, Zoning. Larry Rider, Town Attorney, explained how this ordinance was prepared, using decibels as sound measurements. Laura Synder, Health Officer, presented a noise study she had made on various noise levels in Vail Village. There was much participation from the floor regarding the noise from the restaurant and bar establishments and also from the bells and chimes played from various buildings. Rod Slifer stated that this was just the first reading of the ordinance and there would be time to make additional studies and comments regarding the noise controls. Bi11 Wilto made a motion° to accept Ordinance #37 on first reading and Bud Benedict seconded it. The motion was voted on and passed unanimously and ordered published on first reading. There was no cit3.zen participation. Town Manager Report - 1981 Capital Improvement Budget has been sumbitted to the Town Council and will be discussed further at next week's Town Council Work Session. .. There was no Town Attorney Report. Meeting adjourned at 9:00 p. m. Respe.~t~fu ly submitted, ~' ~ ,. ,, ~dayor ~ -- ~ ~ ~;. MINUTES VATL TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING NOVEMBER 18, 1.980 ~30 P.M. The Vail Town Council convened for its regular meeting at 7:30 P.M, on Tuesday, November 18, 1980, in the Vail Council Chambers of the Vail Municipal Building. The following Council members and Mayor Rodney E. Slifer were present: Bill Wilto Bud Benedict Paul Johnston Ron Todd Dr. Tom Steinberg Also present were: Lawrence A. Eskwith, Assistant Town Attorney and Richard Caplan, Town Manager. Mayan Rod Slifer congratulated Art {Slim) Stephenson on being with the Town of Vail for 11 years and presented him with a silver belt buckle. Doris Bailey also presented Slim with a western hat from the Recreation P'strict. Art became employed with the Town of Vail in 1969 at the ~Lf Course and has remained there for the past eleven years. Ordinance #35, Series of 1980, an ordinance correcting certain portions of zoning ordinance #22, Series of 1979, was presented for a second reading. A motion was made by Bill Wilto and seconded by Dr. Tom Steinberg to approve the motion and it was voted on unamiously and ordered published on second reading. Ordinance #36, Series of 1980, an ordinance amending Section 18.60.060, "Criteria-findings", relating to conditional uses; specifying that time- share projects in buildings with whole ownership interests must be approved by 100% of the existing owners prior to approval of the conditional use permit, was presented for second reading. An amendment was made to the ordinance stating that "Al1 buildings which presently contain Time Share Units would be exempt from this provision". After some discussion and a comment from Diz Jahanas, a Motion was made by Paul Johnston and seconded by Bud Benedict to approve the Ordinance as amended on second reading. All voted in favor and the Motion was passed and ordered published as amended on second reading. finance #37, Series of 1.980 an ordinance amending various parts of pter 13, Zoning was presented for second reading. There was some discussion as whether or not a greenhouse should be excluded from the ordinance and it was agreed to leave it in. Bill jYilta made a Motion to approve the Ordinance and Paul Johnston seconded it. All voted in favor and the Motion was passed and the ordinance ordered published with amendments on second reading. Ordinance #38, Series of 1980, first reading, an ordinance amending Chapter 10.04 traffic code providing for the designation and control of parking areas located on a public street, right of way, or other public property by the traffic engineer; and setting Earth details relating thereto was presented.' Jim Rubin explained that this was a section that was deleted from the ordinance when first typed and was just a correction to that ordinance. Tam Steinberg made a Motion to approve the Ordinance and Ron Todd seconded the Motion. All voted in f avo r. Ordinance ordered published in fu11 on first reading. CITIZEN PARTICIPATION Don Gneiss, Mountain Be11, petitioned the Town Council to issue him a reet cut permit to tear up the road in front of Gald Peak to repair telephone lines into the Ski School. He stated it would only be or a 48-hour period. Bill Wilto made a Motion to approve the Permit and Ron Todd seconded the Motion. All voted in favor and it was passed unanimously. ~M TOWN COUNCIL MEETING NOVEMBER 18, 1980 PAGE 2 next item on the agenda was a report on the Lionshead Improvement District. Everett Stecker of Larry Smith & Company, Consultants, gave a presentation on the Improvement Plan. Tt is hoped that by January, 1981, his company will have met with most of the condo associations and gotten some idea whether or not to proceed with the plan. Copies of the Plan will be available in the Planning Department on Wednesday, November 19. The next item on the agenda was discussion of the Garden of the Gods Club. Since no representative of the parties involved were present at the meeting, a Motion was made by- Tort. Stein"r~erg and seconded by Bill Wilto to deny the zoning request. The Motion was voted on and passed unanimously. The next item for discussion was residential conversions in Vazl Village and horizontal Zoning. Dick Ryan of Community Development stated that this would be studied at the next PEG meeting on I~londay, Nov. 24 and discussion was tabled until that meeting. On the 1981 Budget discussion, Rich Caplan stated that the first hearing o the Budget would be at the December 2nd Town. Council meeta.ng. 1~1.1NGE1'Z voiced his concern of the lack of police protection in it and that it be closely looked at during the budget hearings. Carol. Duddy also expressed her desire for speed bumps on Bald Mountain Raad and also on Streamside Circle. Rich stated that the Council would take a tour of those two axeas and take the matter up during January. The next item on the agenda was the Totvn's intent to notify the Social Security System to cancel social security as of January 1983. Bill Wilto made a Motion to 'send the letter notifying them of this intent and Tom Steinberg seconded the Motion. Rich Caplan stated that there is a two year notification period for this and the Town would be conducting a study and informing the Town employees of the pros and cons during the next two year period. Tt was voted on and passed unanimously. The next item of business was to appoint one new Town Council member and two PEC members. A vote was taken and Bob Ruder was named the new Town Council member and Scott Edwards was named to fill the PEC vacancy with him term expiring in t~fovember, 1984 and Duane Piper was named to fill the second vacancy with his term ending in November of 1983. ~WN MANAGER REPORT Rich Caplan stated that he had received waive X1,850.00 of rent°due to the Town agreement, as Daugan Construction has r. paying rent as of Octobex 1, 1950. Tom waive the payment and Ron Todd seconded favor and the motion was passed. a request from Eagle County to from the County for the ].ease anted the Old Town Shop and is Steinberg made a Motion to it. All present voted in Rich Caplan reported that additional changes had been made to the Noise Ordinance and that a new ordinance would be presented to the Council on December Znd. Mr. Caplan stated that five new bus shelters had been received by the Town and were in the process of being placed in their locations. Rich Caplan announced Jim Rubin's move to Eagle County as Director of Community Development. As there was no further business, ATTEST: ~n ~ ~' ~ ~r t Town Clerk - the meeting was adjourned ,~ ~. ~ C"' f.' . ~~od~i"ey E.~life~, Mror~ at 9:30 p.m. ,' MINUTES VAIL TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING DECEMBER 2, X980 '7:30 P. M. The Vail Town Council convened for its regular meeting at 7:30 p. m. on Tuesday, December 2, 1.980, in the Vail Council Chambers of the Vail Municipal Building. The following Council members and Mayor Rodney E. Slifer were present: Bi11 ~9ilto Bud Benedict Dr. Tom Steinberg Ron Todd Bob Ruder Paul Johnston Also present were: Lawrence C. Rider, Towri Attorney and Richard Caplan, Town Manager. The Town's annual craftsmanship awards were presented to Rudy Newmeyer, Rabert and Lester Know for their work on Sonnenalp. 0- ~'.nance #38, Series of 1,980, second reading, an ordinance amending C~ter 10.04 traffic code was unamiously voted in favor and ordered published by title only. Ordinance #39, Series of 1.980, an ordinance amending the noise ordinance was presented for first reading. There was much discussion by the Council and citizens regarding the regulation of noise control. The Council recommended that the new ordinance be rewritten and presented at the next Council meeting. Ordinance #40, Series of 1.980, first reading, an ordinance making supplemental appropriations from the Town of Vail funds; and authorizing the expenditures of said appropriations was presented. A Motion was made by Bill Wilto and seconded by Tom Steinberg to adapt the ordinance. The Ordinance was ordered published in full on first reading. Ordinance #42, Series of 1980, ari ordinance regarding the real estate transfer tax and exemption for transfers occurring in newly annexed areas was presented for first reading.. After same discussion, a motion was made by Ron Todd and seconded by Paul Johnston to approve the Ordinance. The motion was voted on unanimously and ordered published in full on first ring. An Honorary Resolution was presented to Scott Hapman for his service on the Town Council. Mayor Slifer also welcomed Bob Ruder as the newly appointed Councilmember. There was na Citizen Participation. Ordinance #41, Series of 1980, an ordinance adopting the 1981 Budget was presented to the Council. There was much discussion regarding the amount appropriated to VRA. Pau~2Palmateer, President of VRA, made a presentation asking for $120,000. be given to them rather than the $84,000 budgeted for. Several citizens voiced their opinion that VRA should have the money to promote summer activities and suggested they become a line item in the budget, rather than lumped together in contributions. Several concerns were made regarding increasing police protection rather than giving more money to VRA. Penelope Hodge from Vail Reservations, Inc. presented a proposal asking that they be given the same consideration as VRA for contributions to operate their organization. MINUTES VATL T0~'VN COUNCIL DECEMBER 2, 1980 PAGE 2 i There was mixed feelings within the citizens participating of whether to give VRA the extra financial support or to budget more to the Police Department for additional police protection. Ron Todd stated that he was not comfortable with the budget and felt that the police protection was more important the money allocated to VRA. Bud Benedict stated that if this amount of monoy was to be apportioned to VRA, he would insist on some documentation as to how the money would be. spent. It should also be considered a lane item. A motion was made by Pual Johnston to increase the Police Department by two additional officers and increasing VRA's budget to $120,000 and making it a line item. Bud Benedict seconded the motion. Additional discussion continued regarding and it was suggested to raise the mill levy from 3.4 to 3.6 mills and leave the VRA contribution at $1.20,000. A~~.motion was made and seconded to that affect and was opposed - d against and 3 in favor. Bill Wilto then made a motion to change the VRA contribution to $100,000 and change the mill levy from 3.~ to 3.6. Bob Ruder seconded the motion and it was voted on. The vote was 5 in favor and two opposed - Steinberg and Todd. The motion carried and Ordinance #41 was ordered published in full on first reading. The next item on the agenda was the presentation of for the Dobson Ice Arena Pro Shop. This is a three the Town picking up 10-15% of the gross, A motion Tom Steinberg and seconded by Paul Johnson to appro agreement. A vote was taken and all voted an favor the lease. Town Manager report - Old Town Sho Company. The Sewer Department had will receive a $750. refund on rent There was no Town Attorney Report. Meeting adjourned at 1.1:15 p.m. • ~~//~i~ar, the Lease Agreement year lease with was made by ve the lease of accepting p will be rented by Dougan Construction moved out of the building early and already paid. lyor / f~ • ,,, ' TOWN COUNCIL MEETING . UESDAY , DECEMBER 16 , 1980 ~ _. TOWN COUNCIL CHAMBERS 7:.30 P.M. •lawo of rail bDX 1 00 ~ Val, CO~OC8C~0 81657 • 303. 476.5613 ORDINArdCES, RESOLUTIONS AND PRESENTATIONS (1) ORDINANCE #40, Series of 1980, SECOND READING, AN ORDINANCE MAKING SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS FROM THE TOWN OF VAIL FUNDS; AND AUTHORIZING THE EXPENDITURES OF SAID APPROPRIATIONS AS SET FORTH HEREIN. (2) ORDINANCE #41, SERIES OF 1980, SECOND READING, AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE 1981 BUDGET. (3} ORDINANCE #42, SERIES OF 1980, SECOND READING, AN ORDINANCE REGARDING THE REAL ESTATE TRANSFER TAX, EXEMPTION FOR TRANSFERS OCCURRING IN NE~9LY .ANNEXED AREAS . FIRST READING (4) ORDINANCE #43, SERIES OF 1980,~AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING AN AREA COMMONLY KNOWN AS WEST VAIL. (5) ORDINANCE #45, SERIT;S OF 1980, FIRST READING, AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO THE ISSUANCE OF TOWN OF VAIL, COLORADO, LAND TRANSFER TAX ANTICIPATION WARRANTS, SERIES B, DATED FEBRUARY 1, 1981, TN THE AMOUNT OF $2,500,000. (6) PRESENTATION ON PRELIMINARY PLANNING EFFORTS FOR JOHN DONOVAN PARK. (7) DISCUSSION OF ORDINANCE #44, SERIES OF 1980, FIRST READING, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE S OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE - LIQUOR LICENSING OCCUPATION TAX. CITIZEN PARTICIPATION (8) RESOLUTION #27 ESTABLISHING HISTORIC LANDMARKS WITHIN THE TOWN. (9) RESOLUTION #28, APPROVAL OF AN AGREEMENT WITH CALEB AND MARYAN HURTT REGARDING TTiE DEDICATION OF LAND FOR A BICYCLE PATH IN VAIL VILLAGE AND ACCEPTING A GIFT OF A PARCEL OF LAND FROM CALEB AND MARYAN HURTT. (10) EXTENSION OF DESIGN REVIEW BOARD MEMBERS POSITIONS. TOWN MANAGER REPORT TOWN ATTORNEY REPORT ADJOURNMENT f I ~r r RICH~R CAP AN, TOWN ~ANAGER ~ • S ~ MINUTES ,-.. VA z L TOWN COUNC I L December 16, 1980 Regular Meeting The Vail Town Council convened for its regular meeting at 7:30 P.M, on Tuesday, December 16, 1980, in the Town Council. Chambers of the Vail Municipal Building. The following Councilmembers and Mayor Rodney Slifer were present: Bud Benedict Paul Johnston Bob Ruder Tom Steinberg Ron Tadd Ba11 Wilto Also present were Town Manager, Richard Caplan, and Town Attorney, Lawrence C. Rider. The first matter for Council's attention was Ordinance No. 40, Series of 19$0 making supplemental appropriations from the Town of Vail funds and authorizing the expenditures of said appropriations. This was a second reading. There was no discussion. Motion to approve on second reading by Bill Wilto; second by Paul Johnston, A unanimous vote was recorded in favor of the motion. Ordinance No. 41. Series of 1980. An ordinance adopting the ].981 budget. Mayor Slifer read the title into the record. Richard Caplan gave a brief outline of the various changes in the 19$1 budget and pointed out that there would be three actions in adopting this ordinance: No. 1 would be the amendments outlined in Caplan's memorandum of 12/4/80; No. 2 would be the authorization to hire six additional personnel for the Town; and Na. 3 to authorize the Town Manager to enter into an agreement with Eagle County to snowplow the newly annexed West Vail area. After a lengthy discussion about VRA's role in the community and the amount of money to which -the Town proposed to donate to VRA, Bill Wilto make a motion to approve on second reading Ordinance No. 41 as amended by Caplan's 12/4/80 memo, Wath approval far the additaonal personnel and County Agreement as outlined by Caplan. This was seconded by Bab Ruder. The motion carried 5-2 with Todd and Steinberg opposed. Larry Rider explained why the Noise Ordinance was posponed. After which there was a lengthy discussion. Ordinance No. 42, Series of 1980, second reading. This is an ordinance amending Ordinance No. 5, Series of 1980 rolating to the real estate transfer tax in which it. provides an exemption for transfers oecuring in newly annexed areas. There was no discussion. Councilman Wi1to made a motion for approval; second by Steinberg. A unanimous vote was recorded in favor of the motion. Ordinance No. 43, Series of 1980. Larry Rider gave a clarification of the ordinance and explained why it was deemed an emergency measure. There was lengthy discussion from the audience. Motion to approve Ordinance No. 43, was made by Tom Steinberg; second by Ron Todd. The motion passed unanimously. At this time Mayor Slifer pointed out that the Town Council would be appointing a committee to study and evaluate the matter of districting. Ordinance No. 45, Series of 1980, first reading. This is an ordinance relating to the issuance of Town of Vail land transfer tax anticipation warrants for the purpose of acquiring open space property. Caplan gave a description of this ordinance and the background leading up to the Town's:~.need for this ordinance. Ball Pyka and Tom Bishop gave a more detailed outline of the bonds, to .be sold and the Town '.s responsibilities. After a lengthy discussion, Bill Wilto made a motion .. ~ ~ K N Minutes Town Council December 16, 1980 Page Two for approval. Tom Steinberg seconded the motion. A 5-2 affirmative vote was recorded. Dennis Straw and Don Brandess, from the Land Planning Group in Denver, after an introduction from Rich Caplan, gave the presentation on the preliminary planning efforts for the John Donovan Park, Included within this presentation was a slide show. After a lengthy discussion, Caplan noted that on January 13th there would be a citizens' participation meeting and then in February or March a proposed plan would be submitted to the Council for their review. Ordinance No. 44, Series of 1980, first reading. Slifer noted that Council had reviewed this ordinance in their worksession and decided to postpone a hearing until their January meeting. CITIZEN PARTICIPATION: Tom Hunt, co-owner in the Vail Chevron Station, expressed some concern about the Town of Vail's towing policies. He felt that some sort of rotation towing policy should be enacted with the other gas stations in the valley. Resolution No. 27 to establish historic landmarks within the Town. Caplan gave a brief description of this resolution. There was no discussion, A motion to approve was made by Tom Steinberg; second by Ron Todd. A unanimous vote was recorded in favor of the motion. Resolution No. 28, approval of an agreement with Caleb and Maryan Hurtt regarding the dedication of land for a bicycle path in Vail Village and accepting a gift of a parcel. of land from the Hurtts. Paul Jahnston~made a motion for approval. Bill Wilto seconded the motion. A unanimous vote was recorded in favor of the mot ion . Slifer pointed out that the Design Review Board would be expanded to include seven members. On January 20th, the Council will appoint 4 members (2 with expired terms and 2 additional members). A motion by Bill Wilto was made to extent Lou Meskamen and Chris Sebertson's term of office until January 20th. This was seconded by Tom Steinberg. A unanimous vote was recorded. TOWN MANAGERS REPORT: 1} Budweiser's request to host the Clysdale Horse show on Tuesday, January 6th. Wilto made a motion for approval; seconded by Ruder. 2) Wilto nominated Ron Todd to be the COG alternate; seconded by Johns~t~on(?). A unanimous vote was recorded. 3} Announcement of Charyln Canada's baby. 4) Invitation to Council, public and press to attend David Jensen's press conference on Friday. 5) Announcement of Christmas lighting ceremony in Lionshead on Sunday. Christmas tree lighting in the village on the 23th. TOWN ATTORNEY"S REPORT: None ..~ As there was no further business, the meeting was adjourned. ATTEST: Town Clerk M:"ayor (~ ~~ s~ PETITION We, zhe undersigned property owners of the Town of Vail, having always understood that the agricultural zoned property within the Tawn limits was to be retained as undeveloped green belt areas, wish to voice our concern relative to the blatant efforts of Vail Associates to circumvent Vai1's master plan, as evidenced by the recent filing of its lawsuit against the Town of Vail and others, do hereby urge the Town Gouncil of the Town of Vaal to enter into immediate negotiations with Vail Associates and other owners of property within that zoning district for the purchase of all agricultural zoned, property within the Town, and should such negotiations fail, the undersigned urge and do hereby petita.on the Town Council of the Town of Vail to initiate condemnation proceedings so as to insure that all lands in such zoning district remain open space as was originally intended and relied upon by each of us. 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' ,. ~~' ~. ate/ 'Sl ~ ~D~~ ~ ~ Yo~`~ r •--•--.qR~--~ ~~1~ r~ L~ r ~ ~~ (~~.~ ~9 ~ ~"' ~'~ -~ ~~ ~ KII~/ . ,~.0 ._ ~. ~~ ,~ ~,~,• ~y~,...» .t ~! ~ fi ~~ ~ . ~J C .s.~ !1 I~aG ~J~a..~..rQ. ~9s~t~ a~,.z.~~-e. ~ 43 ~t ~ urn c 2l~~M~ 1 i Y PETITION We, the undersigned property owners of the Town of Vail, having always understood that the agricultural zoned property within the Town limits was to be retained as undeveloped green belt areas, wish to voice our concern zelative to the blatant efforts of Vail Associates to circumvent Vail's master plan, as evidenced by the recent filing of its lawsuit against the Town of Vail and others, do hereby urge the Town Council of the Town of Vail to enter into immediate negotiations with Vail Assaciates and other owners of property within that zoning district for the purchase of all agricultural zoned property within the Town, and should such negotiations fail, the undersigned urge and do hereby petition the Town Council of the Town of Vail to initiate condemnation proceedings so as to insure that all lands in such zoning district remain open space as was ariginally intended and relied upon by each of us. • y ' ~, ~, e ,/' P' r Na,~ie I t - - --Aaaxe~~ - ~ - /~/•"7 ' r i '_~ ~ r r~ 4 t~-r r J ~_ j ~ l t, / .~ • • P~T1T10N We, the undersigned property owners of the Town of Vail, having always understood that the agricu3.tural zoned property within the Town limits was to be retained as undeveloped green belt areas, wish to voice ou~^ concern relative to the blatant efforts of Vail Associates to circumvent Vail's master plan, as evidenced by the recent filing of its lawsuit against the Town of Vail and others, do hereby urge the Town Council of the Town of Vail to enter into immediate negotiations with Vail Associates and other owners of property within that zoning district for the purchase of all agricultural zoned property within the Town, and should such negotiations fail, the undersigned urge and do hereby petition the Town Council of the Town of Vail to initiate condemnation proceedings so as to insure that ail lands in such zoning district remain open space as was originally intended and relied upon by each of us. ~ ~ Name .-- ,\ ~. Address F . • ~. • ,= ~~ ~~ PETITION We, the undersigned property owners of the Town of Vail, having always understood that the agricultural zoned property within the Town limits was to be retained as undeveloped green belt areas, wish to voice our concern relative to the blatant efforts of Vail Associates to cixcumvent Vaal's master plan, as evidenced by the recent filing of its lawsuit against the Town of Vail and others, do hereby urge the Town Council of the Town of Vaal to erixer into immediate negotiations with, Vail Associates and other owners of property within that zoning district for the purchase of all agricultural zoned property within the Town, and should such negotiations fail, the undersigned urge and do hereby petition the Town Council of the Town of Vail. to initiate condemnation proceedings so as to insure that all lands in such zoning district remain open space as was oxiginally intended and relied upon by each of us. Name ~ Address • ~ ~~~ d~irv J,~p • PgTITION We, the undersigned property owners of the Town of VaiJ., having always understood that the agricultural zoned property within the Town limits was to be retained as undeveloped green belt areas, wish to voice our concern relative to the blatant efforts of Vail. Associates to circumvent Veil's master plan, as evidenced b_y the recent filing of its lawsuit against the Town of Vail and others, do hereby urge the Town Council of the Town of Va3.1 to enter into immediate negotiations with Vail Associates and other owners of property within that zoning district for the purchase of all agricultural.xaned property within the Town, and should such negotiations fail, the undersigned urge and do hereby petition the Town Council of the Town of Vail to initiate condemnation proceedings so as to insure that all. lands in such zoning district remain open space as was originally intended and relied upon by each of us. Name ,~ ~ ~---- - ,. ~ ~ . (~-'; •, . . _. ~~ ~l/I ~~~ ` ~ ! nJ f Address ~%.fi"C> ~~c~rrn~~3C+iY~ ~~r J u ~~ -~ ~ v r ~~Y ~-~~~~~ __ , .. %rDf ~ ~.: ~f~J ms's 7sL~ .~ ~ ?~~', ~~~3 ~~~ ~! ,,_,~ ~ ~ ~ ~.~, ~~ ~~, ~l~s~ ~,~ 5~7 PETITION We, the undersigned property owners of the Town of Vail, having always understood that the agricultural zoned property within the Town limits was to be retained as undeveloped green belt areas, wish to voice our concern relative to the blatant efforts of Vail Associates to circumvent Vail's master plan, as evidenced by the recent filing of its lawsua.t against the Town of Vail and others, do hereby urge the Town Council of the Town of Vail to enter into immediate negotiations with Vail Associates and other owners of property within that zoning district for the purchase o~ all agricultural zoned property within the Town, and should such negotiations fail., the undersigned urge and do hereby petition the Town Council of the Town of Vail to initiate condemnation proceedings so as to- ns::re -that alb: lands in-such zoning..... district remain open space as was original~~.y intended and relied upon by each of us. Address • 3~ ,- fi PETITION We, the undersigned property owners of the Town of Vail, having always understood that the agricultural zoned property within the Town limits was to be retained a&~undeveloped green belt areas,, wish to voice our concern relative to the blatant efforts of Vail. Associates to circumvent Vail's master plan, a's evidenced by the recent filing of its lawsuit against the Town of Vail and others, do hereby urge the Town Council of the Town of Vail to entex into immediate negotiations with Vail Associates and other owners of property within that zoning district for the purchase of all agricultural zoned property within the Town, and should such negotiations fail, the undersigned urge and do hereby petition the Town Council of the Tawn of Vail to initiate condemnation proceedings so as to insure that all lands in such zoning district remain open space as was originally intended and relied upon~by each of us. Name . ~ „/,~ ,. ,. ,.,. ~ .i ~ ,~, ' . p, ~ fr n~ ' _ ` :_ C4R~ ~t ~J ~ ~~ . Address ~-,~~ _ ~~.~ ~ ~~ Dog-~, ~~~~.P ~ ~i~~ ~ ~~r lr~i~ ~i~1 l ~ ri ~~' ~~~ ~~ ~ ¢ ~'3 y/ %~~ c ~GU rd's ~ C~,~ ~ ~~ a...p f ' Jas i.J L~~s`~ ~~ i. n ~ ,~ r.~ !!Y~ ,¢ ..,t1' ~s ._3"~A%.~`Irs~r.>j- w"... ~ 1`~ i . ~ ~ ..,,...r~ -~ r- (. ~ c ~ t l ~~ . .... ~~ ~r 1 ,, r '~° AFFIDAVIT COMES NOW J.R. ELIAS, as Executive Vice-President and General. Manager of Manor Vail Condominium Association, and, being first duly sworn, upon oath deposes and says: The unit owners of Cr9anoa~ Vail Condominium Association hereby endorse the attached petition unanimously. Due to the physical absence of our many distant owners, the Board of Managers of Manor Vail Condominium Association, with polling of the owners by the Executive Vice-President, would like any and all records to state support of the herein attached petition. • MANOR VAIL CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION ,, By ~. -.~" Elias, Executive Vice-President and General Manager STATE OF COLORADO ) ss. COTINTY OF EAGLE ) The foregoing instrument was subscribed and sworn to before me this 17th day of March, 1980, by J'. R. Elias as Executive Vice-President and General Manager of Manor Vail Condominium Association, ~ - -_ ` - Notary Public - . - ,... My commission expires: ~-. :~~t~~;~s~~PSSi~~ ~;.p;res ~~da~ ~~, Y~~1 z~g :.'.115)-~2~o nr.r~.xn~~Ir)l~,R, WiI..1 itt~n n. 27(~ 13/1,`~fC1~;RVII,r,r, Ilcrt7ry h9, ;3!1f0 Saut;h Inca SLrc,c:(. v I.I. I,averduc:~/wept:. 2Ei Et~E;J.ev4rx~d, Co, ti0110 Past Oi'fice Box 9300 f I : (303) 7F;1-3233 A4i nnearx~l zs , hln . 55110 B: (303) 623-G123 I3: (612) 928-4060 I3: (G12) 33D-7d22 134-1.35 ~ AI4.~I~1N, James C. (Ca-Owner: h.Ta.cI,IILI.,AN, ~Yhitney) ~ 62].3 Crt;atr Font Wa.llc 1?l aya de ~1 Rey , C~>.. 902E7:1 283 I3nUF.R, D.r . Wi l l a am I . lI; (2:1.;3} a21-:1:~3 1].909 Iiuntin~ Ride C<nrrt B : (21.3) 329-1152 Pc>tcxnac , A7<Lry land 20854 lI: (301) 424-5557 l3:'--]14-311 AI,VnF~7.~.L, Pedz-o 1'. B: (703) ~i24-0900 InvE.rsione~s Alvacapri, C.n. nl.~artado 10~I1 1.77 BAX, llr~bert W. C~l.racas, Venezuela (See F~ewmont Drilling} 11: ~i8-2-77889E B; ;izi~2-333013:1 286 BEAFiI}, Mrs. Jacrluc t C'~~-C7,vner: Kn'I"L, I3e;n,jrunin D. } 1000 Wocxllawn, #402 .k~c.c)utlt.i rl~; Cc~rresp. to: Wichita., Kansas G7218 t+~ir. Benjamin It~itz 1I: (316) E>f36-9704 c/o IvLS. Je~tin K. We`c:c~at B: Sara Bank 2951 Avc~ntura Boulevard 20(3--207-20f3 BECI~IOI'F, Friedrich i,i:iami, T'lax•ida 331.80 npartada 68-2~i0 Altamira 13: (30~) 9:31.-G700 Caracas , 108 , Venclue.l~ti II } nNDI3I ICQI~UI lJS , A . G. : B ~ I~c~st O.ffica Box 7813 Cheyenne, Wyonlint; b2001 339-310-3'11 BI='.NDI,PLY, Jason Ii: (307) 631-4.111 Cheyenne 1827 Phelps F~I.a.ce, N.19. I3: (303 } 837-(trial llenver Washin~;tan, D.C. 20008 I1: (202) 26`'x5571 t ~3 ~1L1YI'RL'Y-C~'ROCh~ COPS ~I~ITION B : (202) 659--8030 c/o 1]c.~nald Il. nutrey 6:100 East 39t1~r Avenue. 118-].1cJ--150 I3OIIYI', Thc~ZS, A4.D. L)rnvcr, Ca.lorado 13020'7 990'I Litzsinl;er Fir~ad 11: (303) 333-Cr]52 St. Luis, h4is:~ouri 631.24 I3: (303) 3Sfi-!11.51 Ii: (314) 993-3723 B: (314) 383-0127 2~5~ B ~ 1) l~:Ml'l~12I'IIISi~~ (C:c>-Otvtler: SCIINF7?.13i~~.G1~. c/o I3a5c~ E3i~.er 672 South Pontiac Street. 104--101.-1.02 BOUI3S, William A. , III . f[: {303} 756-71.41 105 K.ildonan Glen fi; {303) 35~r905'T Centreville:, Delawaz:•e 19c307 tC'~~-t7;~~nc.r~~i: (;()LI)I~sAN, I~IsVIN) II: {302} 6"~4-085 B: (302) 774-2611 2Z1--.~2Z-?~'.i BA{70N, Wit .l Zion `1'. 1.300 Noa•th Wa.ukc;t;an IIQ~td 1.x> l:e I~'arest , I l . G001:~ 267 BURAK, James L. (sere Oi~inger } 11: ((31.2) 234-4111 Ii: {312) 7112-33.00 230-231-232 BURR, Rabert ItiI. 5 t+IE~norial. Point 27'5 13nl~:It, I3ctbe Hr>uston, Texas 77024 {See: 13 ~ D .Ent .) II : (713) 780---0821 B: 1~NC'A - C~~rnp:l.c~x :l~tt~d - 5 acres 123 Condarni nittm Un its 1979 Prc~pc~x•Ly 'I`ax _ :185, 000. 1E37:-) I>ersc~nal Prc~l~c~.rt.,y - $22,000. ] J79 S~rl es 'P~zx Cc 3I 1 c'c' Le~cl - $:111, 000. T'i...,.~.,t l /4~Y" ~,.,~.~„irlr,rl i n nitre -f r~artn nrt~r~n l _. ~7(~(1 (1(lfl Page ?. ` OWNERS LIST - March 10, 19$0 280 BUSH, Walter L., Jr. 383 ~detropolitan Sports Center 1ao 7901 Cedar Avenue south Bloomington, Mn. 55420 H: (612) 935-7437 B: (612) 854-4411 ( Co-Owt:er : COLti1rE'LL) (All corresp. to Colwe7.1) 175 BU7.TI`ERWOR`l~-I, Mxs.I,. Bamiani 26642 Dorothea Ivlission Viejo, Ca. 92675 II: (714) 831-9690 B: (714} 833-2900 162 CAESAR, Vance Roy 4357 Dogwood Avenue Se~.1 Beach, Ca. 90740 H: I3 266 CART.SON , C . A . 633 Glenview Avenue Highland Park, I1. 60035 H: (312) 432-5753 B: (CG-Owner: OLSON, Sally) 380 CARROLL, Arthur R., Jr. 130--131-132 27260 Edgewood I~aad Excelsior, Mn. 55331 H: (612} 474-3206 B: {612} 338-7096 215-216-27.7 CARTER MACHINERY, INC. (Beirne Carter) Post O:~f ice Box 1096 Salem, Virginia 24153 H: B : (703 ) 387-7.111 118-119-120 CII~.I..~~I'-AWAY, LTD. (see: Peavey*,Hoener, Ohlhausen or Fuson) 7.70 Cf~IL~K, John 1703 Kingsbury Oklahoma City, Ok. H: (405} 848-0737 B: (405) 272-0621 374 CINADLR, Arthur `/u Ik~pular Services, 128 Dayton Avenue Passaic, New Jersey Ii: 362 COHEN, Herbert A. 10G2 Bluff Road Glencoe, I1.linois 60022 H: (312) 835-0096 B: (312) 272-4759 280 COLWE3~I_r, Thomas G. 383 The Colwell Press, Inc. 180 123 North 'T'hird Street Minneapolis, Mn. 55401 H: (612} 935-9497 B: (612) 340-8300 (Co-O,nmer: BUSZI) 330331-332 COWPERTHWAITE, A.T. 3575 Cherry Creek North Drive Denver, Colorado 80209 II : ( 303 ) 777--8089 B : ( 303 ) 399--2962 121.-122-123 DALGLI,ISH, PROPERTIES, 'T~~ 6160 Cass Avenue Detroit, Michigan 48202 H : ( 313 ) 642-5880 Doug Dall;l_e i ,~ I B : { 37.3 } 875-0306 112-113-114 DANFNIIAUER, Linda Lee 7061 I'ountaindale Topeka, Kansas 66604 II : { 913 } 478-9015 or 478-9(}:L7 B: (913) 234-8611 085 DAVLY, Nox•ton 8230 Zitola Terrace Playa de3. Rey, '~ Ca. 90291 H: (213} 832-0384 B: (213) 646-3188 (Co-Owner: KNZGTI7.', A3.exa - resv. coresp• 3 083 DAVID, Robert W. Lost Off ice Box 1497 Cheyenne, Wyoming; 82001 I-I : ( 307 ) 635--5970 B: {307) 634-3695 106-107-108 DAV T S , Nor. wcx~d H . , Jr . Post [}:f five Box 27407. 73116 Richmond, Virginia 23279 II: (804} 282-9485 B : { 804 ) 359--7173 (Co-Oavner : SL~BAUGIT ) { al 1. ror. esp . - Sl~tbaugh ) Inc;. 07055 B: (210) 471--4300 ext. 391 171 DION., Arthur R. 618 South Monroe Way Denver, Colorado 80209 Ii: (303) 778-7372 B: . Page 3.. OWNERS LIST - March 10, 1.98{) 284 DOHIa;R'T"Y', William 118-3.19-120 IUSON, Alvin A./Chalet--Away Ltd. 46fl6 Brafferton Drive 201 N.W, 59th Street Bloomfield Hills, Mi. 48013 Kansas City, Mo, 64115 H: (313) 63E-6978 H; B: (313) 323-4110 B: (Co-Owners : Peavey's , Homer , Ohlhausen ) 242-243-244 DOOLEI', William T., Jr. Lewis/Howe Company 265 GALATERTA, Dr. I-Ienry J. 319 South Fourth Street 210 Sagamore Dane St. 7~uis, Mo. 63102 Franklin Lakes, N.J. 074:17 Il: (314) 962-1073 H: (914} 653-3005 B: (314) 621.-2304 B: (914} 891-'7374 (Co-~-O4vner : HARD I IJ } 163 DUVALL, Mrs. Andrew 165 R.D. #5 275 C~OI.DMAN, Don Towanda, Pa. 18848 627 South Pontiac Street H: (717) 265--6533 Denver, Co. 80222 H: {303) 388-1368 372 ~tsr~E TRUSTS B ; % Russel Van fiery, Trustee (Co-Owners: Baer, Levin sec B ~ D Ent.) Post O:~f ice Box 276 Ogallala, Nebraska 69153 136-137-3.38 GOOI)WIN, Wil_l.iam H., J.r. I-I: (308) 2$4-3998 707 East Main Street, B: (308) 284-2621 Suite 1650 Richmond, Virginia 23219 264 LDRZCII, Jochen H: (804} 2€38-5040 2712 Eldorado Place B: {804) 643--4200 Denver, Colorado 50201 (Co-Owner: ROSS} II : { 303 } 759-4002 B: (303} 753-2241 182 IIAECIII~R, Max 6913 East McDowell Road 3S6 FAY, Honorable William M. Scottsdale, Arizona 85257 United States 'I'~a.x Court H: 400 Second Street B: (602} 945•-4545 Washington, D.C. 20217 H : (301) 652-8658 218-219--220 HAER'I:'iIL~ , Wi 71:iam W . , Jr . B: {202} 376-2881 844 Sunset Road Geneva., Tllinois F0134 377 FLEISCIII1I, T'~anz K. H: {312) 232--46~I0 Post O:~1ice Box 1365 B: (312) 476-0545 Springfield, Tl. 62705 H: (23.7} 787--5181 385 HANKINS, Glenn F1. B: (217) 789--0911 14,31 South Highland Avenue Arl.in~st;on Ileiglats, 11. 600().5 184 POX, James D, H: (3~_2) 439-9276 Post OI'lice Box 599 B: {312} 856--4G3f3 Sccttsclale, Arizona. 85252 , H: (602) 959-8635 265 IiARDII?, , Dr . John B : (602) 262-281.5 4 IlC~se St rc~et Whit;r Plains, iV.Y. 07417 348-349-350 I~'RTSOIV, Ba:rk~ara W. II; 081 41 Margin IxtnF~ B: (91.4} 94F-fi628 Isn~;lewcx7d, Colorado 80110 (C.o--Owner: GALATIIRIA) II: (303) 789-9479 . I3: {303} 893-5242 Page ~i . OWNERS LIST - March 10, .1980 200-201-202 HARRIS, William R. Salisbury, Conn. 06068 H; (203} 824-5857 B: {203} 435-2086 ~ ' 17 IMAN, Paul F. HAItP Security Title Corrrpany 1.597 Wadsworth Boulevard Lakewood, Colorado 80215 T1: (303} 233-2945 B: (303) 232--1.414 263 HICKS, Harry C. 309 Cherry Tree Lane Kinnelon, N.J. 07405 H: (201) 838-1596 B: {212) 245-0666 118-119-120 HOF.NIiaR, Fred J./Chalet-Away Ltd. Past O:~iice I3ox 8052 Prairie Village, Ks. 66208 H: B: (Co-Owners: Peavey*,F~son,Ohlhausen} 28~ JACOBS, Harold A. 6104 Arbour Lane Edina, Minnesota 55436 H: (612) 929-3952 B : ( 612 ) 725--3335 373 KEITH, Norman C. Crab Apple La.nc Locust ValJ.ey Long Island, N.Y. :L1560 H: (516) 671-0347 or 0679 209-210-211 KP,LCF, Robert D. 5D90 Fast f,~uincy En€;lewood, Colorado 80110 H: {303} 781-5665 B: 1.66 KING, William E. 24386 Cody Park Road Golden, Colorado 80401 H: (303} 526-0734 ti 085 KNIGHT, Alexa (resv. coresp.} 7312 IJast I?rineeton Avenue Beaver, Co. 80237 H: B: (Co-Owner: llAVEY) 109-110-111. Lat3ERGE, Earl C. ECL Research & Development Corp.l_ 10 F3aytree Circle WillowcLale-Ontario, Canada H: (416) 221-9508 B; {416} 226-4886 366 JQSHUA, John H., M.D. 6722 East Center Avenue Denver, Colorado 80222 H: (303) 321-0616 B: (303) 399-0853 233-234-235 KAHN, Robert S. Keystone Resources Frick Building Pittsburgh, Pa. 1.5219 H: (412) 835--2101 B: (41.2) 288-2210 139--140-141. KATZ, Benjamin D. 262 Proveedora Electrica B.Katz,C.A. Apartado 3019 Caracas, Venezuela H: 58--2-371261 B: 58-2-327585 (Co-Owner: ALVAREZ) Accounting coresp. to: Mr . I3en jamin Katz °Jo Mtis . Jean Wescoat Safra Bank 2954 Aventura Boulevard Mitami., Florida 33180 , B: (305) 931-6700 212-213-214 LAU7.'I,NI3ERG, Frank E. 36 Stone Bridge Road Montclair, N.J, 0"1042 H: (201} 746-6641 B: ( 201 } 472 -_L000 11.5-116-117 LA VOY ENTERPRISES Richard LaVoy 4841 Monroe Toledo, Ohio 43623 ~I: B: (419} 473-0366 (Co-Owner : McKI I~~VIEY ) 275 LEVIN, Ray 40 South Jersey Street Denver, Colorado 80222 II : ( 303 } 355-6638 B : { 303 ) 75:~-0771. (CcrOJrners : Baer ,Goldman -see B & D Era L . ) 376 LeVIIVF~, I~.ICHARD S . 19809 Sleepy Hollow Lane 'Parzana, California 91356 H: (213) 345-4462 Ii ; Page 5. ' OWNZ;RS LIST - March 10, 1980 177 LEWMONT DRILLING ASSN.,INC. 176 MAiSH, James A, °lo Rol7ert W. Box 558 We].cla Circ.lc 475 17th St., Suite 1032 Barrington, 11. 60010 Denver, C;o. 80202 II: H: {303} 421-4124 B: B . ( 303 } 825--0253 274 MANEI2.1N0, A1l~erl,, Ph.D. 142-143-144 LIMPS, Anthony T. Horseshoe Manor 11 Rockridge Road Mars, Pennsylvania 16046 Ardsley, New York 10502 H: (412) 625-2185 I-I : ( 914 ) 693-4351 B : (412 ) 57;3=9540 B: {212) 697-7442 360 MAiv~OLISAKIS, 'Theodore 224-225-226 LISTON,,Thomas P. 100 Gibbon Street P.A. Bergner & Company Alexandria, Virginia 22314 200 South West Adarras H: {703} 548-4343 Peoria, Il. 61602 B: (703) 527--6100 H: (309) 688-8152 B: (309) 672-8400 277 MILLER, David G. 3197--A Airport Loop Drive 154-155-156 McALPIN, Malcolm E. Costa Mesa., Ca, 2626 Post Office Box 74 H; {714) 645-1606 Convent, N.J. 07961 B: (71.4) 851--0339 (He.len Kr::~.u~, i H: (201} 377-7970 (all core5~. t:o: B: c/o Ix~n Gifford, C.P.A. ~-Owner : ~~} 500 Newport Center ]fir . , Suite fi07 92660 C a. Newport Beach, 239-240-341 McCAHL,Y, James B., Jr. Post Office Bax 6419 187 MIr,T,rB,, Timis P. 3500 Terminal Tower - Box 307, Apt. 6L2 Cleveland, Ohio 44101 Scarborough Manor, N-Y. 1.0510 H: (216) 831-6680 H: (914) 762--4692 B: {216} 623-2451 B: (914) 428-6200 351-352-353 McIX3NALD, R.J., M.D. 151-152^153 MUDD, J. Gerard, M.D. 16 Wedge, Way 9900 Litzsinger Road Littleton, Co. 80120 St. Louis, Mo. 63124 I-I : ( 303 ) 798--4355 H : ( 314 } 993--2363 B: B: {314) 771-7600 115-1J.6-117 McKIMML~I' ~ 254--255-256 MURPHY, Michael W. (see I~.Voy I';nterprises) 101 C~.ylord Street Denver, Colorado 80206 172 MacCA.LT_LJM, D. Bruce H ; ( 303 ) 388-'7284 (see Vail Valley Assoc.) B; (303) 623-5854 (Cc7-Owner : W11ST ) 25-126 1 MacMILLAN, Jr., Cargi.l:I. , . 1 2$-129 I>ost OL!'iLe Box 9300 333--334-335 OAK VIEW L'I~T'14I.PRISF.S, INC. Minneapolis, Mn. 55440 Mrs. Joanna P. Olson, Sec. H: (612) 473--5279 1031 West Foothill. Boulevard I3: (612) 475-7373 Arcadia, Ca. 9`L006 H: 276 MacMII~T~1N, Whitney I3 1560 Fox Street (for reservations:) Wayzata, Mn. 55391 OAK VlF~W LN't~i:~t~.t~RISI=~S, 7NC'. II: (612) 473-8851 ~ Mrs. Elizabeth 0. Newton, V.i~. I3: 72{)6 South Steele Circ i e (Co-Owner: LiASKLTiVILLE) La.tt.l.eton, Co. 80122 H: B; Page 6. OWNERS LIST - March 10, 1980 267 OBINGEI~, Thomas F3. 227-228-229 PIPE, frank E. 510 15th Avenue S.W. 2419 Baxton Way New Bra.ghton, NIn. 551.12 Chesterfield, Missouri 63017 H: (612) 633-0469 H: B: {612) 339-4257 II: (Co-Owner: BULK} 387 PITMAN, John, Jr., M.D. X18-119-120 OHLHAUSEN, William R./Chalet-Away li0 The Colony 7821 N.W. Potomac Williamsburg, Va. 23185 Kansas City, Mo. 64152 H: (804) 229-7805 H: B: (804) 229-4958 B: (816) 741-4248 (Co-Owners: Peavey*, Fuson,Hoener) 364 PUTNAM, Deborah A., M.D. 430E North Kalahc:o Avenue 266 OLSON, Sally Ka.ilua, Hawaii 96734 633 Glenview Avenue H: t Ilaghland Park, Il. 60035 B: H: (312) 433-2487 B : ( 312 ) 945-0950 370 R.FICIIERT, Char7_es A. (Co-Owner: CARLSON) 3714 Wooded Creel: Da-tlas, Texas 75234 342-343-344 OLSON, Sam L,, Jr. H; (214) 247-6748 Post Office Box 19425 B: (214) 243-6191 Houston, Texas 77024 H: (713) 465-7528 B: {713) 468-3206 2'71 REINKE, George I3. 3266 South 721st Avenue 'I~ilsa, Oklahoma 74145 236--237-23$ O'NI;IL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY H: (918} 622-4926 % Arthur F. O`Neil B: (918) 749-5775 2751 Clybourn Avenue Chl.cago, I1. 60614 26X RICKL'ITS, John W. H: (312} 327-0991 281 802 North Mof:I'e-t B: (312) 327-1611 Joplin, Missouri 64801 H: {417) 781-0085 251-252-253 ORR, Lt. Gov. Robert D. B: (417) 624--6644 333 State House Indianapolis, Indiana 46204 354-35b-356 HILIt:Y, f~enneth W. H: (317) 251-6565 Post Office Box 5700 B: {317} 633-4545 Santa Barbara, Ca. 93108 $: (805) 969-0942 118-119-~20 PEAVEY, Zane/Chalet-Away Ltd. B: {805) 965-2410 Post Office Box 5555 I~~nexa, Kansas 66219 345-346--347 ROBINSSON, 1{`rank B~°ooks H: (913} 648-3228 1.4X4 Bennington Avenue B; {913} 88$-0600 Pittsburgh, Pa. 152:17 (Co-Owners : 1`~zson, Hocncr, Ohl hausen ) II : ( 71.7 ) 76:31965 B: {717) 78'7-2048 1 46-1.47 PLRALES, Manuel Apartado 61951 285 R.ODGI~iS, Robert Caracas, 106, Venezuela 529 Longmeadow Cixcle H: St. Charles, Il. 601.74 B: H: {312) 377-2271 B : ( 312 ) 584-;3800 161. PICKERING, William G., DDS. 219 Lake Share Drive Cheyenne, Wyoming 82001 I I ; ( 307 ) 638-38] 8 B: (307} 634-3672 ~.~.. . . OWNERS LIST -- March 10, 1980 154-155--156 ROOKS, William A. 272 SILL, Mi.tche_ll J. 211 South Street Post Office Box 247 Morristown, N.J. 07960 Duluth, Minnesota 55802 H : ( 201) 539--4754 H : ( 218 ) 724--4630 B : { 201. ) 539--22$1 B : { 218 ) 727-(3611. ~-Owner: McALPIN) " 287 SI:MONSII~3~, I~dward A. 203-204-205 ROSF~TBERG, Sydney J. Post Office Box 2807 9831. West Pico Blvd. #9 Fargo, North Dal~ota 581.02 Los Angeles, Ca. 90035 H: {701) 232-4773 II : ( 213 ) 271-1155 B : (701) 232-883I B : { 213 ) 553--8622 ( Co-Owner : SI IAW ) 164 ROSENTHAL, Albert H., Ph.D. 16C SIVLEX, Robert 2204 Lester Drive, N.E. #499 221 North Axrnour Albuquerque, N.M. 873.12 Wichita, Kansas 67206 H: (505) 294-0055 H: {31.6} 682--'7663 B: (505) 277-2845 B: {316) 687-3854 136-137-138 RQSS, Dr. Edward F., Jr. 106--1.07-108 SLABAIIGH, Raymond ~I., III. 1001 W. Nine Mi1.e Road Meidinger e~ Associates, Inc. Richmond, Va. 23223 Po:,t Of:i'ice Box 27506 H: (804) 358--3045 Ricl~nond, Va. 23261 B; (804) 737-0002 H: (804} 282-9074 (co-Owner: GOODWIN) B: (804) 285--7385 l Coresp. to Goodwin) (Co-Owner: DAMS, Norwood) ~ (all coresp, to Slabaugh} 148-149-150 SCHIVr~:r~:iiF1~g3,, I''. C. 10050 Litzsinger Road 363 SMITH, Chester St. Louis, Mo. 63124 Post Office Box 429 H: (314) 993-0884 Fort Collins, Cc>. 80521. B : ( 31.4 ~) 434-2110 H : ( 303 ) 484-- 0102 (Go_Owner; ~~•~.) B: (303) 484-0359 1.83 BCRIBNER, Charles L. 382 SMITH, Marlin 200 Cascade Avenue 384 No. 2 Carriage Dane Cheyenne, Wyoming 82001 Littleton, Co. 80121 H: (307) 634-7202 II: (303) 771-3401 B: (307) 634-5911 B: (303) 892-0410 B: (307) 634-4441 181 STOL"I~i , J , Thorny s 287 SFIAW, Earl L. 2 Gentry Lane 101 iJast Devon Street Colorado Springs, Co. 80906 Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53127 H: (303} 632-2336 H: (414) 332-5793 B: (303) 471-4250 B: (414) 272-0956 {Co-Owner: ~SIMONSEN) 375 THOMAS, Edward F., M.D. . Nn. 8 Medical Drive 3~ SHCRMAN, Eloise B., M.D. Amarillo, Texas 79106 1710 .East Henry Street H: {806} 352--2178 Savannah, Georgia 31404 B: (806) 35"~-9889 II : ( 912 ) 236-8050 B: (91.2) 355-3200,ext. 744 365 TTIVIAND, James M. 367 Post Office Box 877 18F SIDLN Albert Pekin, Illinois 61554 1.909 West 69th Street I1: ( 309} 3~f6--2129 Ma.ssion IIills, Ks. 66208 ~~: (309) 347-2177 13 : ( 913 ) 383-1585 13 ; { 91.3 ) 334-2500 172 Page 8. OWN£~iS LTS'i` - March 10, 1980 VAIL VALI~Y ASSOCTAT~S 103-104-105 D. Bruce MacCallum (Nov.-May) 3 Chickadee Lane North Oaks, Mn. 55110 H : (61.2) 483-1262 (June-Oct , ) B: 280 VAULMAN, Robert 7286 South Highland Drive Littleton, Colorado $01.20 Fi : ( 303 ) 795-0600 B ; ( 303 } 770-1.800 167 VOSS, James H, 1883 Elmwood Highland Park, I1. 60035 H: (31.2) 433-5898 B: (312} 432-6510 336-337-338 W~~i., Thamas P. One Crossroads of Co~m~erce Rolling Meadows, Il. 60008 Ti: (312) 381--5787 B: (312) 259-6600 3~ WEINSCHEL, Bruno O. Post Office Box 576 Gaithersburg, Md. 20760 H: (301) 348-7678 B: (301) 948-3434 087 WT',R.NER, Laverne B. 714 South Sixth Street Pekin, T l . ~ 61.554 H: {309) 346-8901 B: (309) 34G--11.02 254-255-256 WEST, B.G. 408 West Oak Til Dorado, Arkansas 71730 H: (501} 852-3186 B: {501}. 862-5171 (Co-Gamer : M[JR.PHY ) 245-246-247 WHEALEN, Robert B. Post Gffice Box 2672 ~~ Vail, Colorado 81657 H: {303} 476-5651 B : ( 303 ) 47~'i-2207 270 WIIrL,TAMS, David C. 3 Las Piedras Escondidas Colorado Springs, Co. 809E3'i H: (303) 634-2186 B : { 303 } 599--1973 WILLTAMS, Donald H. 3540 Sulgrave Ann Arbor, Mx. 481.05 Post Office Box 303 Cedarville, Mi. 49719 H: (906) 484-3589 273- WRIGHT, Sarah E. Post Office Box 115 Ephraim, Wisconsin 54211 H: (414} 854-2669 B: (41.4) 854-291.2 361 ZII+MTgiMAN, Warren A. 1520 Cniversity Drive Lawrence, i~ansas 66044 H : ( 913 ) 842,-2349 B: P~TI`fION [Je, the undersigned property owners of the Town of Vail, having always understood that the agricultural coned property within the Town limits was to be retained as undeveloped green belt areas, wish to voice our concern relative to the blatant efforts of Vail Associates to circumvent Vail's master plan, as evidenced by the recent filing of its lawsuit against the Town of Vail and others, do hereby urge the Town Council of the Town of Vail to enter into i~~tmediate negotiations with Vail Associates and other owners of property within that zoning district for the purchase of all agricultural zoned property within the Town, and should such negotiations fail., the undersigned urge and do hereby petition the Town Council of the Town of Vail to ina.tiate condemnation proceedings so as to insure that all lands in such zoning district remain open space as was originally intended and relied upon by each of us. Na i ,~~ C7 !~3 ~~ 35~~ Z Syr .~¢ y ~~ ~ ~~d ~-~-= Address r ~ Ana 7~a~-~f// `yam r O ~~ +~ t • ~~ t• /Y! ~ ~d r2 /i9/G / i~ `' ~~ ~~ ~CI~Qv~., • PETITION We, the undersigned property owners of the Town of Vail, having always understood that the agricultural zoned property within the Town limits was to be retained as undeveloped green belt areas, wish to voice our concern relative to the blatant efforts of Vail Associates to circumvent Vai1's master plan, as evidenced by the recent filing of its lawsuit against the Town of Vail and others, do hereby urge the Town Council of the Town of Vail to enter into immediate negotiations with Vail Associates and other owners of property within that zoning district for the purchase of all agricultural. zoned property within the Town, and should such negotiations fail, the undersigned urge and do hereby petition the Town Council of the Town of Vail to initiate condemnation proceedings so as to insure that all lands in such zoning district remain open space as was originally intended and relied upon by each of us. • Name (" ~.c. X11 `~1ac m i ! 1 ~--~ ,J R _~~~ ~ ~ ~~ l -~ f S cb o 5 ~ ~. k l a~7 ~ `G. ~' ~' ,~ ~ A /t/ _ , n ~ ~~- .y Address _J ' ~ I~~it.i' . ~ r~ .r/ ~ ~ ~~ l~~ ~ r~ Uri d ~. U~ ~., Cc~ . r ~~ ~ ~~ z~~- ~ ~ _ ~~ Iii ~~..~ G1~-- ~ ~~3'~~ ~,~ ~~rFl ~"~ Z~z- ~J~~ VILLAGE CENTER ASSOCIATION ~ - ~~ P. O. BOX 667 ~ VA1L, COLORADO 8657 - March 6, 1980 Mayor Rod Slifer and Town Trustees Town of Vail Box.l00 veil, co. 81.657 Dear Mayor and Trustees, A.epresenting the owners of 5b units in the Village Center Association, r~s President, I must support the petition attached here to. The agricultural zoned property within the Town of Vail needs to be retained as green belt areas. Village Center owners have always supported Veils "Master Plant' and I Feel Vail Associates may ei~rcumvent that plan by possibly trying to develope their agricultural lands located in the town limits. If Vail Associates have no such develop- ment plans I suggest they deed the land over to the Town of Vail. Should this not be possible then I urge the Town to negotiate for the acquisition of the lands in question. ~ _ Sine r '.~'~ Cecil P. Dotson President Village Center Association ~~TxTxoN We, the undersigned property awners of the Town of Vail, having always~~E understood that the agricultural zoned property within the Town limits was ~~, to be retained as undeveloped green belt areas, wish to voice our concern relative to the blatant efforts of Vail Associates to circumvent Vail's master plan, as evidenced .by the recent filing of its lawsuit against the Town of Vail and others, do hereby urge the Town Council :of the Town of Vail to enter `. rota immediate negotiations with Vail Associates and other owners of property within that zoning district for the purchase o~ all agricultural zoned ~ property within the Town, and should such negotiations fail, the undersigned urge and do hereby petition the Town Council of the Tawn of Vail to initiate condemnation proceedings so as to insure that all lands in such zoning district remain open space as was originally intended and relied upon by each of us. Name • • Address r ~f ,,... PETITION We, the undersigned property owners of the Town of Vail, having always understood that the agricultural zoned property within the Town limits was to be retained as undeveloped green belt areas, wish to voice our concern relative to the i.c~..~ ~:-.efforts of Vail Associates to circumvent Vai1~ s master plan, as evidenced by the recent filing of its lawsuit against the Town of Vail and others, do hereby urge 'the Town Council of the Town of Vail to enter into immediate negotiations with Vail Associates and other owners of property within that zoning district for the purchase of all agricultural zoned property within the Town, and should such negotiations fail, the undersigned urge and do hereby petition the Town Council of the Town o£ Vail to initiate condemnation proceedings so as to insure that all lands in such zoning district remain open space as was originally intended and relied upon by each of us. Name Address ~__ )t ~~~ ~~~~~ .6 r ~,r 7 / ~ /~ ,F ~ ~~ ~' l~~ ~ ~~~ • a PETITION We, the undersigned property owners of the Town of Vail, having always understood that the agricultural zoned property within the Town limits was to be retained as undeveloped green belt areas, wash to voice our concern relative to the blatant efforts of Vail Associates to circumvent Vail's master plan, as evidenced by the recent filing of its lawsuit against r.he Town of Vail and others, do hereby urge the Town Council of the Town of Vaal to enter into immediate negotiations with Vaal Associates and other owners of property within that zoning district for the purchase of all agricultural zoned property within the Town, anal should such negotiations fail, the undersigned urge and do hereby petition the Town Council of the Town of Vail to initiate condemnation proceedings so as to insure that all lands an such zoning district remain open space as was originally intended and relied upon by each of us. Name Address • ;' ;` r' <cv~~,> a PETITION Lde, the undersigned property owners of the Town of Vail, having always understood that the agricultural zoned property within the Town limits was to be retained as undeveloped green belt areas, wish to voice our concern relative to the blatant efforts of Vail Associates to circumvent Vail's master plan, as evidenced by the recent filing of its lawsuit against the Town of Vail and others, do hereby urge the Town Council of the Town of Vail. to enter into immediate negotiations with Vail Associates and other owners of property within that zoning district for the purchase of all agricultural zoned property within the Town, and should such negotiations fail, the undersigned urge and do hereby petition the Town Council of the 'f own of Vail to initiate condemnation proceedings so as to insure that all lands in such zoning district remain open space as was originally intended and relied upon by each of us. Name ~dJ~~ .~ ~~ ~ , f _ l Qnn~~ --, ~ t ' 1, Q,vV ''` ~ f ~~~ ~ 1 `~ ~ J _ ~~ ~~ ~~-- ~~: ,~ ..S~~r ~~ ~® , /~ ~~ _ ~~. ~~. ~~~~g :~ - Q ! ~ it%r~ w ~ ~r ~ ~Jn Address ~'J' (~f r ~a~ ~~`~ ~ ~~. ~U. ~~~ ~,~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~ ~ ~ ~,~v~f ~~ ~~~~~ ~~4 ~ ~~ r .ate 1~,s~- ~ ..~ ~3~ ~~ .fix 1b8s, ~ct;.~ ~. __ ~ ~ ~~~~~ /' 3.ic~ s Qe%~ ~ i ca.~r/~ ~, ~/~ mac... ~ ~~{~?' t G ~~ 1 c~ l~ ti * L `~ ~' ~ r~ .. a , ~, • .~ a PETITION We, the undersigned property owners of the Town of Vail, having always undexstood that .the agricultural zoned property withl.n the Town limits was to be retained as undeveloped green belt axeas, wish to voice our concern relative to the blatant efforts of Vail Associates to circumvent Vail's master plan, as evidenced .by the recent filing of its lawsuit against the Town of Vail and others, da hereby urge the Tow~'~ouncil oft the Town of Vail to enter into immediate negotiations with Vail Associates and other owners of property within that zoning district for the purchase of all agricultural zoned 'property within the Town, and should such negotiations fail, the undersigned urge and do hereby petition the Town Council of the Town of Vail to initiate condemnation proceedings so as to insure that a13. lands in such zoning district rema:tn open space as was originally intended and relied upon by each of us. N e Address -.,w...e.rv+~ ~- ~, ~~~ ~- ~~` .~'.~.-,~-Z mss' ~ ~ ~ro Nd,F %.~ ~.~. ~~~ .~ ~~ r ~-~ ~~ ~ , ~ ~ ~ t1 . ,, Y I • ,N, ~~ G~i . ~~/ ~ e°Q, • L , // YY rJ ~~ V.7VK. ~, ~,~. /~ r w ~ww- ~i6~~ ~ ~psS~,,s,~,~. ~~- iw~ ~~- G. ./1~ Cv ~o is ~q.~~ - a gas ~-!~ ~r~ ~1..,. ~,y rte ' 1~tlF+ L r v,~ A Members of the 'down Conncil of the Town of Vail: ~~,L~ ~(~ ~~~~ "Recalling the disaster-area-state of the Village 7.ast Summer due to the sewer line construction" and the serious economic prob3.ems it caused to our individual businesses, as well as the detriment to our "Clean Rocky i'~ountain Air", we, the unders3,gn~d, would like to see a "dust free" hummer, in which we can rebuild our tourist trade and reputation as a Summer Resort, and therefore, feel that i'ublic Service should postpone rr~oving the gas lines an core Creek Srive until the ~"all (October} Furthermore, if Public Service feels it imperative,,at this point, to move said lines, that this work should be completed in the projected 3 to 6 days (irregardless of weather} and that a bond be posted against all losses to business owners in revenues and to the Town in sales taxes. ,~iAr~,~ ry ,n :~~ ~~~- ~~~~Jlut~r~~-~~~Q ./[ c ~ ~f~~j .. ,~ r1 rJ 1 ~JSINFSS F d~. (('' , Vii' .~~~. -~ ~~ .~~ DATF ..~- ~~~ ~~~. ~ ~~ ~/~ ,~ /f~/~ ~~Z~~~ .~/j.~, /i~~~ J~.-~~ J~~ .~/ . ~~ _,r.._.. s ~ ~- /~~ J~c~ '~n~ ~ 1 r' a~~ -~ ~~«lg~ a~ ~~~ ~/~ ~~ ~'3 , ~~ ~.- /f,~ ~ l ~~~r ~ ~~ r ~~ ~ ~~~~~ ~~~~ ~~ ~~ .~ ~-~ ~,~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ' ~f~`~'I'r L ~ i ,~~~ ~ ~~ r • ! _ ,-~ NA ,,,y ~/ ~ ~~ ,~ f t~ '~ ~- ~~ ~ ~~ -~~~_ ~- ~~~w ,~: i ~~~ ~-~ G ~, r ~ ~~~ r~ ` / c, . r t ... -- ~ ,-~' ~- ^~~ t ~ .~~ ~ ,.. ' 4~ i-.rk 1 ~--,P,-. , . ~ ~ d. v i~ i; ~~ ~ a ,. A t ~ ~n ~- 1 ~~ BUSINESS DA7.'E ~~, ~~~C~~ ~-~~ ~ ~ ~z ~~ .~.~ ~~" ~ 3. Z o ~.~ f ~~Xa~~S ~/fig l :S~~i~-'~ i ~ f- 2 Ur _ 1 ~7~/.Je ~ !~ . ~ ~~~/~C7 G~lh-~~. J 17~I ~rvu Cat -~ S ~f 3 ~<~j z ~ ~ .. ~l ~~ l ~~, ~ ~ ~ - -- .- r ~ ~ ~~ ~ 1J~~_ .~ ~-1 ~ 1 ~C ~ ~ ~~~/~-~ !f er ri # ti ~., ~ ~ . ~ a ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ I~~ ~'~1 ~~~'c~ p (~f ~~~ /~~~ ~~ ~ ~~ .~-C~ra~la.o~rv~ ~f 13 ~ 8 C) ~. ~£) CG ~~ PETITION rn~~~u~ U We, the undersigned property owners of the Town of Vail, having always understood that the agricultural zoned property within the Town limits was to be retained as undeveloped green belt areas, wash to voice our concern relative to the blatant efforts of Vail Associates to circumvent Vail's master plan, as evidenced by the recant filing of its lawsuit against the Town of Vaal and others, do hereby urge the Town Council of the Town of Vail to enter into 3.mmediate negotiations with Vail Associates and other owners of property within that zoning district for the purchase of all agricultural zoned property within the Town, and should such negotiations fail, the undersigned urge and do hereby petition the Town Council of the Town of Vail to initiate condemnation proceedings so as to insure that all lands in such zoning district remain open space as was originally' intended and relied upon by each of us. Name Address f 1 ~!J~//7~ /~ ~ _/~5 yy/Y//J~~//l f ~-~.C l~r 1c __ ~if`(~ ~,'~[°; 1, it (L ~ ~~_ i ~..( v `~r VC" ` \ [ it 15_ •° ]] _ _:_`._ `w4 ~j'G~ 3 ~/rl~c~- ~~~~ n~ r,~ ~- ~~~~~-~i ~ ~~ ~~~Y~ ~S ~~~ ~~~ f f ,/~ ~. 1 v- ~1:. ~ ~ ~~ "--TY ~1 Cal - ~ ~ l ~~~~- ~ ~• .• ~ ~ ~ ~ . ~ -~ ,. ~~ ~~~~ ~. ~ ~~ a - J .:.~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~~~ ~. n,'. ~~ .~~9~ ~. ~ -- ~ f,, r~ ,;~.C~~. # __ .. 1'ET1TIdN \\ ~\ We, the undersigned property owners of the Town of Vail, having a~.ways understood that the agricultural zoned property within the Town limits was to be retained as undeveloped green belt areas, wish to voice our concern relative to the blatant efforts of Vail Associates to circumvent Vai1's master -plan, as evidenced .by the recent filing of its lawsuit against the Towin of Vail and others, do hereby urge the-Town Council of the Town of fail to enter into .immediate negotiations with Vail Associates and other owners of property within that; zoning-district for the purchase o£ all agricultural zoned property within the Town, and should such negotiations fail, the undersigned urge•and do hereby petition the Town Council of the Town of Vail to initiate condemnation proceedings so as to insure that all lands in such zoning district remain open space as was originally intended and relied upon by each of us. Name .~ ~ ~ Addrte~ss {~ '' ~~~ ~~ 1'x'7 ~~~~ `•~'~ ~ ~ .~C~. `~~ ~~ ~~~~1, ~~ . ~~~ ._ ~ ~~ ~ _ _~., , , , w ~M,c~,-~ ~ ~. iF 2 rat ~~~~ ~~ 6 ~~. ~~~z~ ~~ . _~ -- . _ . ~,~~15~~ ~ 5~~ ~ ~~ ~- - ~ f ~~ ~a,~ -_ - - _ , . ... . ~. ~ ~~~ .. Y:5 PETITION k We, the undersigned property owners 'of the Town of Vail, having always understood that the agricultural zoned property within the Town limits was to be retained as undeveloped green belt areas, wish. to voice our concern relative to the blatant efforts of Vail Associates to circumvent Vail's master plan, as evidenced by the recent filing of its lawsuit against. the Tawn of Vail and others, do hereby urge the Town Council of the Town of Vail to enter into immediate negotiations with Vail Associates and other owners of property within that zoning district fox the purchase of all agricultural zoned property within the Town, and should such negotiations fail, the undersigned urge and do hereby petaition the Town Council of the Town of Vail to initiate condemnation proceedings so as to insure that all lands in such zoning district remain open space as was originally, intended and relied upon by each n f u a . w - -__. _ . ...___ , ---. ~.-~-- Name Address ,+~.~ ~ ~.~ ~~~~p ~~~- ~.~~ as ~~.i~v ~~ ~.~1l Az DA VAIL TO~OUNCIL SPECIAL METING MAX~1~~ ~9~~ box i o o vail, colorae~o s~ s s~ NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING 3 0 3 G 7 6- 5 fi 1 3 PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A SPECIAL MEETING 4F THE VAIL TOWN COUNCIL WILL BE HELD ON TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1980,~AT x:00 P,M,, IN THE COUNCIL C~FIAMBERS OF Tf~E VAiL MUNICIPAL BUILDING FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONDUCTING THE FOLLOWING BUSINESS: 1, AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO I4, SERIES OF 19$0, AS AMENDED~BY ORDINANCE N0, 1$, y~ SERIES OF 1980, CONCERNING THE ISSUANCE OF TOWN OF VAIL, COLORADO, CONSTRUCTION LOAN NOTES SERIES OF MAY 1, 1980, RICHARD CAI'LAN, TOWN ANAGER ATTEST; ~~~~ ~~ ~~ ~O~N LLERK _~r MINUTES SPECIAL TOWN COUNCIL. MEETING - MAY 13, 1980 2.00 P.M. The Vail Town Council convened for a Special Meeting at 2:00 P.M. on Tuesday, May 13, 1980, in the Town Council meet~.ng room of the Vail Municipal Building. The following Councilmembers and Mayor Slifer were present: Scott Hopman Bill Wilto Ran Todd Absent: Dr. Steinberg. Paula Palmateer John Donovan A11 present were: Richard Caplan, Town Manager and Lawrence C. Rider Town Attorney. The first matter for Council's attention was Ordinance No. 19, Series of 1980 was read by Rodney Slifer. Richard Caplan explained the Ordinance to Council, the necessity of it being adopted at this Special Meeting as an Emergency Ordinance and that the closng on the bonds is set for Monday, May 19, 1980. Mayor Slifer indicated that as an Emergency Ordinance there would be only one reading, Mayor Slifer then read the title of Ordinance No. 19, Series of 1980. There was no discussion. Councilmember Wi1to moved to approve Ordinance NO. i9 ,. Series of 1980; Councilmember Todd seconded the motion. all present voted in favor and the motion passed. The second matter before the Council also involved the interim financing and sale of bonds for the Lionshead Parking Structure. Richard Caplan explained to the Council that Resolution No. 14, Series of 1980 approved and ratified the note purchase agreement for the construction loan notes. In the Agreement as approved by Resolution No 14, Series of 1980, the interest note was not to exceed 8.9~. Richard Caplan explained that the rate:. has been set at $.5~. Councilmember Wilto moved that since the interest note was within previously approved 8.9~ that the Council approve the rate and fix it at 8.5~; Councilmember Todd seconded the motion. Thera was no discussion. A11 present voted in favor and the motion passed. There was no other business to come before the Council at this Special Meeting. Councilmember Todd moved to adjourn the meeting; Councilmember Wilto seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the meeting adjourned at 2:30 P.M. ATTEST: o//ii /////~/~ie,~,( Mayor / . f/ '