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Home My WebLink About1979 Vail Town Council MinutesTOWN COUNCIL SPECIAL x.(.)02 iC SeS 510 ~ OCTOBER 24, 1979 4:00 P.M. e Vail Town Council convened for a Special ~®~~: a~~oi~on October 24, 1979 in the Town Council Chambers of the Vail Municipal Building. The following Councilmembers and Rod Slifer were present: Paula Palmateer John Donavan Absent were: Bob Ruder Bill Wi1to Scott Hopman Dr. Steinberg Also present were: Larry Rider, Town Attorney; Richard Caplan, Town Manager The purpose of this Special ~(9~1~~~SfD'.IWaS to discuss the mountain capacity. Due to feed back from the public, ski industry and persons outside of Colorado Vail Associates feels the present proposed formula is not workable. Bob Parker from Vail Assaciates outlined the new proposal for mountain pacity. Their request is to have the 10,508 limitation eliminated. r the 1979-80 season there will only be 1 limit which is 13,500. Vail Associates however. has requested that for communication purposes that only during 10 peak days wi11 the limitation system actually be in operation. It is Vail Associates belief that the only time that the mountain will exceed 13,500 is on the following 10 peak days which are as follows: December 27 28 29 30 February 17 18 March 22 23 29 30 it Associates Ticket Limitation Policy is still in effect even though e mountain capacity has changed. Mayor Rodney Slifer announced that a Press Release from the Town/County endorsing the 13,500 limitation would be released 10/25/79. The Town Council will ratify this on Tuesday 10130/79. Councilmember Donavan moved to adjourn; Councilmember Palmateer seconded the motion. The meeting adjourned at 5;15 P.M. ATTEST: Town Clerk ~'° ~' __ ~ M or ~! MINUTES VAIL TOWN COIiNCIL REGIIL,AR MEETING 2 January 1979 The Vail Town Council convened for its regular meeting at 7:35 P.M. an Tuesday, Y:Jarruary 2, 1979, in the Town Council Chmabers of the Vaii Municipal Building. The following Councilmembers and Mayor Rodney Slifer were present: John Donavan Paula P7amateer Tom Steinberg Bill Wi1to Scott Hopman Robert Ruder Also present were: Town Attorney Lawrence Rider and Town Manager Terrell Minger. The first matter for council attention was the pastponment of Ordinance # 50, Series of 1978 and Ordinance #51, Series of 1978 for second reading on January lb, 1979 due to publication delays. Councilmember Steinberg moved to postpone; Councilmember Hopman seconded the motion; A11 present voted in favor and the motion passed. The next matter for council consideration was the selection of an Acting Municipal Court Judge. Cnadidates were Larry Eskwith; John Blish; and Buck Allen. 8y secret ballot Buck Allen was selected and appointed as Acting Muni l Court Judge. ~ ~. The next matter concerned the announcement and presentation of Town of Vail 10-year employee awards. Those employees receiving awards were: Jose Antencia; Harald Burnett; Stanley Bernstein; Bernard Krueger; Terrell J. Minger; and Raymond Romero. There being no further business for the Council, Councilmember Donovan moved to adjourn. Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion; all present voted in favor and the meeting adjourned at 8:20 pm. ATTEST: 9 ~ ~ .~.~~ ~ TOWN °~L K M- MAYdR=, ' ~. office of the mayor down of ~a~l ~ box 100 a vail, Colorado 81657 + {303} 476-5613 EMPLOYEE AWARDS: r JosE B. (BENNrE) ATENCIo iiAROLD P. (PETE) BURNETT STANLEY F. (STAN) RERNS'T`ETN - start date October 1~, 3.968 BERNARD (13EN) KRUECER - start date April 1, 196$ TERRELL J. MTNGER ~ start date February 3., 1969 RAYMOND ROMERO -- start date February 1, 1967 -- start date r3ay, 1968 start date March 1, 1969 MINUTES VAI,L TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING -~ 16 JANUARY, 1979 -. 7:30 pm The Vail Town Council convened for its regular meeting at 7:30 pm on Tuesday, January i6, 1978 in the Town Council Chambers of the Vail Municipal Building. present were the following Councilmembers and Mayor Rodney Slifer: John Donovan Paula Palmateer Tom Steinberg Bill Wilto Scott Hopman Robert Ruder Also present were Town Attorney Larry Rider and Town Manager Terry Minger. The first matter for Council consideration was Ordinance No. 50, Series of 1978, amending Title 18 of the Vail Municipal Code relating to Zoning. Mayor Slifer introduced the ordinance on second reading. Jim Rubin explained that this second reading had been postponed to this date due to a delay in publications from first reading which took place on December 19, 1978, He further explained that the purpose of the ordinance was to clarify policy and philosophy of the ~=ouncil and Planning Commission regarding zoning. CouncilmEmber'Oonovan asked if the suggested changes had been made since first reading. Rubin replied that was correct. There being no further discussion, Councilmember Donovan then moved to 'approve Ordinance #50, Series 1978 on second reading and instructing the Town Clerk to publish the ordinance by title only; Councilmember Wilto seconded the motion; all present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 51, Series of 1978 amending Title 16 of the Vail Municipal Code relating to Signs was introduced on second reading by Mayor Slifer. Councilmember Wilto suggested that Paragraph "D" be amended to read "5 square feet", and ,then moved to approve the ordinance with that change. Councilmember Ruder seconded the motion. Those voting "yes" were: Councilmembers Wilto, Donovan, Steinberg, and Ruder. Those voting "No" were: Palmateer and Hopman. The motion carried by a vote of 4 to 2. Ordinance No 1, Series of 1979 rezoning a five acre unplatted parcel of land owned by Vail Valley, Inc., from SDDI to LDMF with RC density with an additional two units in exchange for the removal of one lot at the east end of Vail Valley Third Filing was introduced by Mayor Slifer on first reading. Mr. Warren Pulis appeared before the council representing the applicant. Jim Rubin explained that this parcel was a part of the old Sunburst.5pecial Development District and was now being proposed for development by Vail Valley, Inc. There was a general disccssion regarding the land exchange and Councilmember Wilto moved to approve the ordinance rezoning the parcel of land; Councilmember Ruder seconded; all pies^nt voted in favor anti the motion passed. Ordinance No. 2, Series of 1979 GmLnding Chapter 1~3.~€5 of the Fail Municipal Code relating to SDD4 was introduced on first reading by Mayor Slifer. Jim Rubin explained the purpose of the amendment. There was do discussion and Councilmember Ruder moved to approve the ordinance; Councilmember Wilto Seconded and the motion passed by unanimous vote of the councilmembers present. Mr. Warren Pulis then appreared before the counci°1 to request a subdivision of a one-acre unplatted parcel of land tinto two lots. Jim Rubin presented a drawing of the parcel and explained to the council that it was not necessary for Mr. Pu1is to go before the Town Council for approval, that the Planning Commission had approved the subdivision and that the matter was for informational purposes since Staff believed that all new subdivisions should come to council far advisement only although no decision or approval was required. Mr. Rubin then advised the Council that an employee housing proposal far Lots C1-C5, Vail Lionsridge Filing No. 1 had been received by the Town. The development called for 198 units on 10.08 acres and that the Planning Commission had approved a requested change in zoning from RC to SDD. Approval from Planning Commission was granted with the condition that the project remain employee housing. There being no further business to come before to adjourn; Councilmember Ruder seconded; a71 adjourned. ~~,,,,~~~~ ~~ ATTEST : ~~.~~C G' T// ~'~~~ TbW LERK the Council, Councilmember Donovan moved present voted in favor and the meeting ;. _ ~~ . M YOFF" ~~' ° ~ ~ ~,, , . . „ ~ ~ y MINUTES VAIL TOWN COUNCTL REGULAR MEETING 6 FEBRUARY, 1919 7:30 pm The regular meeting of the Vail Town Council convened at 7:30 pm on Tuesday, February 6, 1979 in the Council Chambers of the Vail Municipal Building. Present were Mayor Rodney Slifer and the following Councilmembers: JOHN DONOVAN TOM STEINBERG BOB RUDER BTLL WILTO SCOTT HOPMAN PAULA PALMATEER Also present were Town Attorney Larry Rider and Town Manager Terry Minger. Ordinance No. 1, Series of 1979, rexoning a five-acre parcel of unplatted land owned by Vail Valley, Inc., from ADD1 to LDMF with RC density with an additional two units in exchange for the removal of one lot at the east end of Vail Va11~y Ti~ira Filing, was introduced on second reading by Mayor Slifer. There was no discussion and Councilmember Ruder moved to approve the ordinance on second reading; Councilmember Wilto seconded the motion; all present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 2, Series 1979, amending Chapter 18,46 of the Vail municipal Code relating to SDD4 was introduced on second reading by Mayor S1ifPr. There was no discussion and Councilmember Donovan moved to approve the ordinance; Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion. all present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 3, Series of 1979 amending Chapter 8.08 of the Vail Municipal Code with regard to fire lanes was introduced on first reading by Mayor Slifer. Fire Officer Mike McGee presented the fire lane plan. There was a general discussion and Councilmember Wilto moved to approve the ordinance; Councilmember Ruder seconded the motion; all present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance Na. 4, Series of 1979 annexing a: part of U.S. Highway 6 was introduced ^n first reading by Mayor S1 fifer why also introduced Ordinance No. 5, Series of 1979 stating that U.S. Highway 6 is necessat^y as a public road. He explained that Ordinance No. 4 and Ordinance No. 5 should be considered together due to their relationship to the annexation of Highway 6. Town Attorney Larry Rider and Director of Public Works Kent Rose explained that the Colorado Revised Statutes allows the State Department of Highways to abandon a highway right-of-way if t.,~.Noad is no longer needed in the state highway system and that if the Town did not assn,;,;: the road, it would become an unmaintained roadway. Mr. Rose testified,~::i~ ~ respans~ ~to direct ;questioning by Mr. Rider that ` tf~2 ~~ea .proposed :for Ordinance No. 6, Series of 1979, amending Chapter 8.16 of the Vail Municipal Code to prohibit the depositing of certain materials was introduced on first reading by Mayor Slifer. fCent Rose explained the need for the ordinance relating to summer construction cleanups and winter snow removals. There was a brief discussion and Councilmember Steinberg moved to approve; Councilmember Hopman seconded the ,motion; all present voted in favor and the motion passed. annexation was at least 1/6th contiguercy with the Town Boundaries and was a necessary extension of those Town Boundaries. Regarding Ordinance No. 4, Councilmember Palmateer moved for approval; Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion; all present voted in favor and the .motion passed. Regarding Ordinance No. 5, Councilmember Steinberg moved for approval; Councilmember Hopman seconded the motion; all .present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 7, Series of 1979, amending Title 18 of the Vail Municipal Cade rezoning Lots C1~C-5, Vail Lionsridge Firing No. 1, from RC to SDD was introduced on first reading by Mayor Slifer. Jim Rubin explained that the project would include 198 employee housing units scheduled to start this spring and be built in two phases. Attorney Jay Peterson appearing on behalf of-the applicant asked if there were any questions from the Council regarding the project. There was a general discussion regarding start date of construction It was suggested that the change "construction to commence by July 1, 1979" be added., and that in paragraph "E" the words "20-years from occupancy permit date" be added. Larry Rider clarified the meaning of "family". A brief discussion regarding the term of rental took place and Councilmember Donovan moved to approve the ordinance. Councilmember Palmateer seconded the motion adding that the amendments were to be made as indicated by Council. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. ~_ MINUTES REGULAR TOWN COUNCIL MEETING 6 FEBRUARY, 1979 PAGE TWQ The next matter for Council attention was Resolution No, 1, Series 1979, ratifying and approving the purchase of a parcel of property located in Section 2, TSS, R80W, of the 6th P.M. {Parillo Property), The Resolution was read and introduced by Mayor Slifer and Town Attorney Larry Rider explained the purpose of the proposed purchase, the location, price and the agreement that upon purchase the seller would seek dismissal of a pending law suit which stemmed from the Annexation of East Vail. There being no discussion, Councilmember Nopman moved to approve; Counci7member Wilto seconded; all present voted in favor and the motion passed. There followed a brief discussion regarding thesale of the fire station site by the Vail Fire Protection District. Mr. Josef Staufer appeared to protest the sale and stated that he would attend the next meeting of the District Directors to protest. Robert Warner and Joe Langmaid from the District restated the reasons for the sale being the develop capitol to enable the district to spread equipment and services more equitably throughout the district.` Town Manager Terrell Minger reported that he needs the Council to approve an agreement between the Town of Vail and Mr. Walt Kane from the First Bank of Denver for assistance in negotiations and study regarding the proposed Vail Associates 7ionshead employee housing program. The cost of the agreement would be $2,OQ0. Councilmember Donovan moved to approve the expenditure; Councilmember Eiopman seconded; ail present voted in favor ~_ and the motion passed. Mr. Minger then invitEd the public for the Grand Opening of the John R. Dobson Arena. Citizen Lou Parker asked the Council and public for support of a proposed "na-fireplace" weekend in Vail. Me asked that the Council pass a resolution calling for a "fireplace fire free" weekend. Councilmember Donovan moved to direct the Staff to prepare the resolution ,znd give council approval; Councilmember seconded the motion; all present voted in favor and the motion passed. Personnel Manager Carlos Miranda gave an update report on the applicants for Town Manager and Police Chief positions. There being no further business for the Council at this time, Councilmember Donovan moved to adjoun.. Councilmember Hopman seconded the motion; all present voted in favor a.nd the meeting adjourned at 9:20 pm. ~~~-- ATTEST: - ` TOWN CLERK ~< < MINUTES VAIL TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING FEBRUARY 20, 1979 The Vail Town Council covened for its regular meeting at 7:30 pm on Tuesday, February 20, 1979, 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 Bill Wilto Scott Hopman Bob Ruder Also present were; Town Attorney Larry Rider. The First matter for Council's attention was Ordinance No.3, Series of 1.979, amending Chapter 8.08 of the Vail Municipal Code with regard to Fire Lanes was introduced on second reading by Mayor Slifer. Councilmember Steinberg moved to approve the ordinance on second reading; Councilmember Hopman seconded the motion. A11 present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 6, Series of 1979, amending Chapter 8.16 of the Vail Municipal Code to prohibit the depositing of certain materials was introduced on second reading by Mayor Slifer. Councilmember Steinberg moved to approve the ordinance on second reading; Councilmember Hopman seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 7, Series of 1979, amending Code rezoning C1-C5, Vail Lionsridge Fili: was introduced on second reading by Mayor Administrator explained the minor changes reading. Councilmember Donovan moved to reading; Councilmember Steinberg seconded in favor and the motion passed. Title 1S of the Vail. Municipal ag No. 1, from RC to SDD Slifer. Jim Rubin honing made to the ordinance an first approve the ordinance on second the motion. All present voted The Cauncil then undertook consideration of Ordinance 8, Series bf 1979, amending Title 18 of the Vail Municipal Code, amendments to the zoning Ordinance. Mayor Slifer introduced Ordinance No.8 on first reading. There was a general discussion between the Cauncil and the public in attendance regarding the pros and cons of Section 2 and 3. The consensus of the Council members was to discuss it .further at the next Wark Session. Councilmember Donovan moved to table Ordinance No. S, Series of 1.979; Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion. A11 present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 9, Series of 1979, authorizing Town of Vail Sales Tax Anticipation Short-Term Notes _ $450,000 was introduced by Mayor Slifer on first reading. Bill Pyka, Director of Finance explained the purpose of the ordinance. Councilmember Hopman moved to approve the ordinance on first reading; Councilmember Ruder seconded the motion. All present voted in favor an,d the motion passed. Resolution No. 3, Series of 1979, approving a lease between Margretta B. Parks and the Town of Vail was introduced by Mayor Slifer. tarry Rider Town Attorney explained lease. There was a general discussion between the Council concerning the lease. The consensus of the Council members was to discuss it further at the next Work Session. Counclmember Donovan moved to table Resolution No. 3, Series of 1979; Councilmember Ruder seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. ., •: -. VAIL TOWN COUNCIL 20 February 1979 Page 2 The next item on the agenda was for the Council to vote by ballot -for one (1) new replacement for the Planning and Environmental Commission. The new Planning and Environmental Commission Board member is Jack Goehl. The Council then undertook the matter of announcing the Community Services Program applicants and the amount funded. They are as follows: l.) Red Zinger Bicycle Classic - $5,000 2.) Vail Clinic, Sopris Mental. Health Program - $2,000 3.} The Vail Institute _ $1.0,000 for Utah Symphony + $5,000 4.) Ski Club Vail - $1,000 last year for funding 5.) Vail Community Advertising Co-op - $25,000 6.) Summer Vail Workshop -- $3,000 last year for funding 7.) Battle Mountain Recreation League - $2,000 S.) Summer Music Program - $13,500 9.) VRA Information Center - $12,500 Total of $79,000 Amount left in Fund -$ 5,000 The next matter which the Council undertook .iuas the;, prc~posc~d_..rezoning of the Fire Station site. _..Opposition to the proposed fire station sale was expressed by a group of concerned citizens. There was a general discussion by the Council and the public. Councilmember Steinberg made a motion to turn this matter over to the Planning anal Environmental Commission to follow the proper procedure and return to the Council with their recommendations; Councilmember Hopman seconded the motion. rA11 present voted in favor and the oration was passed. The next item of the agenda was a presentation on the Lionshead Parking Structure and Employee Housing, given by Charlie Langhoff, of Vail Associates, addressing the employee housing; Mr. Crosby, the architect fort propassed project, giving the schematic presentation; Stan Bernstein, Financial Consultant, addressing the parking structure and a $6,000.000 bond issue; and Walt Kane, Financial Consultant to the Town. There was a general discussion between the. .Council and the public regarding the pros and cons of this proposal. After a lengthy discussion regarding the overall problem of Employee Housing and Parking the Council agreed to continue to study this issue. The next matter which the Council undertook was the proposal by some concerned citizens who expressed their concern that the Council should not pass the Real Estate Transfer Tax by ordinance rather than a vote by the people. After a lengthy discussion between Council and the public it was decided by the Council to discuss this issue further at the next Council Work Session. TOWN MANAGER REPORTS: No report. TOWN ATTORNEY REPORTS: Larry Rider stated that he would be evicting the Vail Booking and Ticket office. Councilmember Donovan moved to adjourn seconded the motion. All present voted adjourned at 11:30 P.M. ~~F~:S: ~~ . ~ . ",,r . ,~, ~: 'a ,~~ . ....,~ . the meeting. Councilman in favor, and the meeting .l i /~ ~ f., ~,~w ..~ MAYOR ~M1`- ~t~~ MINUTES VAIL TOWN COUNCTL REGULAR MEETING MARCH 6, 1979 7:30 F.M. The Vail Town Council convened for its regular meeting at 7:30 pm on Tuesday, March 6, 1979, in the Town Council Chambers of the Vail Municipal Building. The following Councilmembers and Mayor Radney Slifer were present: John Donovan Paula Palmateer Dr. Tom Steinberg Bill Wilto Scott Hopman Bab Ruder Also present were: Town Manager Terrell J. Minger and Town Attorney Lawrence Rider. The first matter for Council's attention was the 10 minute film presentation given by Michael Aisner on the wrap-up of the Red Zinger Bicycle Classic. The next item on the agenda was an award presented to Terrell J. Minger, Town Manager by Ernie Nunn of the U.S. Forest Service in the form of a placque stating: "For his outstanding coaperation in blending the administration of the Town of Vail with the management goals and objectives of the adjacent National Forest land." Ordinance No. 8, Series of 1979, amending Title 18 of the Vail Municipal Code, amendments to the zoning ordinance, was introduced on first reading by Mayor Slifer. Dick Ryan explained the Ordinance. Councilmember Bill Wilto moved to approve the ordinance on first reading; Councilmember John Donovan seconded the motion. A11 present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 9, Series of 1979, authorizing Town of Vail sales Tax Anticipation Short-Term Notes - $420,000 was introduced by Rod Slifer on second reading. Bill Pyka, Director of Finances explained the purpose of the ordinance. Councilmember Scott Hopman moved to approve the ordinance on second reading; Councilmember John Donovan seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 11, Series of 1979, amending Vail Municipal Code Chapter 18.44 establishing a Public/Private Joint Venture Program was introduced by Mayor Slifer on first reading, There was general discussion between the Council and the public in attendance. John Donovan made a motion to amend the ordinance to include "trash collection areas located on Town property." Councilmember Dr. Steinberg moved to approve this amended ordinance on first reading; Councilmember Scott Hopman seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No, 12, Series of 1979, adopting the Uniform Fire Code 1976 Edition was introduced by Mayor Slifer an first reading. Councilmember Steinberg moved to approve this ordinance on first reading; Councilmember Scott Hopman seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and motion passed. ,,~- ~, Page 2 Town Council Meeting March 6, 1979 C~ Resolution No. 3, Series of 1979, approving a lease between the Town of Vail and Margretta B. Parks, was introduced by Lawrence Rider, Town Attorney. Councilmember John .Donovan moved to amend Resolution 3 Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Resolution No. ~, Series of 1.979, annexing an area generally west of the Town of Vail, known as the Matterhorn area was introduced by Larry Rider, Town Attorney. He questioned Jeff Flagg, Department of Community Development Planner regarding the signatures of the .property owners and if their legal descriptions were correct. Jeff answered yes to these questions. Larry Rider then asked Kent Rose, Director of Public Works, to check the boundaries, which he did. There will be a public hearing on April 17, 1979. Councilmember John bonovan moved to approve the Resolution; Councilmember Scott Hopman seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. The Council then undertook the discussion of the Lionshead Employee Housin and Parking Structure. Mark Audey, collected '~-- 30U signatures ~or employee housing. The. Council..decided to hold a Bond Election on April 10th. Resolution No. 5, Series of 1979, calling a special Bond Election was introduced by Larry Rider, Town Attorney. Their was general discussion between the council and the public. Councilmember John Donovan wanted to change shall for may on Page 2, paragraph 3, third line. Larry Rider stated that the Town was unable to do this because this Resolution was drawn up by the Bonding Council. Councilmember Wilto moved to approve the Resolution as read; Councilmember Paula Palmateer seconded the motion. Five members present voted in favor and John Donovan abstained Resolution No. 5A, Series of 1979, supplementing the provisions of Resolution No. 5.was introduced by Larry Rider. There was no discussion. Councilmember Wilto moved to approve the Resolution as read; and Councilmember Paula Palmateer seconded the motion. Five members present voted in favor and John Donovan abstained. TOWN MANAGER REPORTS. No report. TOWN ATTORNEY REPORTS: No report. Dudley Abbott brought up the issue of the Real Estate Transfer Tax. He then read and excerpt from the Vail Trail. The Council will defer any action until the Employee Housing and Parking is resolved. Jae Staufer brought up the issue of the Firehouse sale. The Mayor then stated that the matter had been sent back to the Planning and Environmental Commission for further recommendations. Mayor Rod Slifer gave a farewell speech to Terrell J, Minger who will be leaving for Canada. Councilmember Donovan moved to 5#el.;. WiI~Q seconded the motion. All meek. adjourned at 10:00 P.M. ~~, ~_ r? ~ ~- T`N CLERK i. . adjourn the meeting.. Councilman present voted in favor, and the ~w-~ MAYOR {~' /' ;' . r.a ~~. ~. ~~ F~ ,3 %. ' ~';.' ~ .} ~- ~ r~ =~ ~.`; MINUTES VAIL TOWN MEETING REGULAR MEETING MARCH 20,1.979 The Vail Town Council covened for its regular meeting at 7:30 P.M. on Tuesday , March 20, 1979, 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 Bill Wilto Scott Hopman Bob Ruder Also present was: Town Attorney Lawrence .Rider. The First matter for Council's attention was Ordinance No. 8, Series of 1979, amending Title 18 of the Vail Municipal Code, amendments to the Zoning Ordinance was introduced on second reading by Mayor Rod Slifer. Councilman Bill Wilto moved to approve the ordinance an second reading; Councilmember Bob Ruder seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. ~~. Ordinance No. 11., Series of 1979, amending the Vail Municipal Code Chapter 18.4 establishing a Public/Private Joint Venture Program was introduced on second reading by Mayor Rod Slifer. Councilmember Scott Hopman moved to approve the ordinance on second reading; Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. The Council then undertook consideration of Ordinance 13, Series of 1979, rezoning Lot I, Vail Village 2nd Filing {old Firehouse building) was introduced on first reading by Mayor Rod Slifer. There was general discussion between the Council and Larry Rider, Town Attorney. Council- member Bill Wilto made a motion to discard Ordinance 13; Councilmember Bob Ruder seconded the motion. Six present voted in favor and Council- member Steinberg voted against. Bill Wi1to made a statement for the record that if the Fire District spent the money in any other District then a lawsuit would be warranted. Resolution No. 6, Series of 1979, approving the purchase of ten {10} Model T-30 City Cruiser Coaches was introduced by Mayor Rod Slifer. There was discussion between the Town Council. Councilmember Bob Ruder moved to approve Resolution 6; Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. The next item an the agenda was a presentation given by Kent Rose, Director of Public Works, regarding the sewer interceptor replacements. Construction will be in 2 phases, Phase l.will start April 16 with a completion date of November 1, 1979. Second Phase is up far bids. Construction date for Phase 2 will start May 15, 1979 with substantial completion by December 1, 1979. Frank Thompson from Cable TV then gave a presentation of a rate increase for Cable TV. After a lengthy discussion between Mr. Thompson and the Council, the Mayor then appointed Bill Wilto to Chair the committee and Bob Ruder, along with Bill Pyka and Mr. Thompson to investigate the feasibility of a rate change. They will have their findings by the April 17, 1979 regular meeting. The next matter which the Council undertook was a variance request from John Wheeler for 2 fireplaces to be located in one single-family residence located on Lot 15 and 16, Block 1, Vail Potato Patch lst ~. Filing. The variance was granted with these stipulations: 1.) That the coning would always stay a single-family dwelling; 2.) No other units constructed an the lots. Councilmember John Donovan moved to approve the variance request as amended; Councilmember Scott Hopman seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. MINUTES TOWN COUNCIL PAGE 2 MARCH 20, 1979 Mayor Rod Slifer then announced the new Tawn Manager Mr. Richard Caplan S- from Simi Valley, California. Mr. Caplan will be joining the staff on April. 9, 1979. On April 3, 1979, at the regular meeting there will be a discussion on the rate change for the required parking spaces. The proposal is X5,000 per space instead of X1,000. Jay Peterson asked the Council if they could hand applications to people who are interested in purchasing a unit in the Pitkin Creek development. Lt was suggested that before he handed out application he should show them to Larry Rider. John Donovan made a motion for the meeting to adjourn, seconded by Scott Hopman. Meeting adjourned at 8:45 P.M. ATTEST: TOWN CLERK r~ L ~~~{~ /e!Oj~. This meeting was taped on the Work Session Tape, March 27, 3..9'79. MINUTES VAIL TOWN MEETING SPECIAL MEETING MARCH 2 7 , 19'7 9 The Vaal Town Council convened for a Special meeting at 5 P.M. Tuesday, March 27, 1979, in the Conference Room of the Vail Municipal Building. The following Councilmembers and Mayor Rodney Slifer were present: Bill Wi1to Scott Hopman Bob Ruder Paula Palmateer Absent Councilmembers: Dr. Steinberg John Donovan Also present were: Larry Rider, Town Attorney, John Kronfeld, F.F. Hutton, Donald D'Antinio, Attorney, Wayne Morris, Financial Advisor. ~' The Council then undertook the consideration of adopting Resolution 6, adopting the purchase of Real. Property for Open Space purposes from Val D'Gore, Inc. and Pitkin Creek, Inc., was introduced by Larry Rider, Town Attorney. After a lengthy discussion Scott Hopman made a motion to approve as amended Resolution No. ~; Councilmember Bob Ruder seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. The next Item was Resolution No.7, making a statement of intent with respect to the zoning of two--acre parcel, was introduced by Larry Rider, Town Attorney. After a brief discussion, Councilmember Scott Hopman made a motion to adopt Resolution No, 7 with the stipulation that when the land was paid off it would revert back to open space; Councilmember Bob Ruder seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Councilmember Bi11 Wilto moved that the meeting adjourn at 5:30 P.M.. ATTEST: . ,-~%~f TOWN C~.ERK ~~ f~°f h - ~. MINUTES VAIL TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING APRIL 3, 1979 7:3o P.M. The Vail Town Council covened for its regular meeting at 7:30 pm on Tuesday, April 3, 1979, 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 Bill wilco Scott Hopman Bob Ruder Also present was: Town Attorney Larry Rider The first matter for Council's attention was Resolution No. 9, Series of 1979, directing that July 1, 1980 payment an Val dTGare property be put in 1980 Budget was introduced by Mayor Rod Slifer. Larry Rider addressed this Resolution. There were no questions from the Council. Councilmember Scott Hopman moved to approve the Resolutian No.9; Councilmember Tom Steinberg seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Resolution No. 10, Series of 1979, adopting Official Zoning Maps for the Town of Vail, Colorado was introduced by Mayor Rod Slifer. Jim Rubin Zoning Administrator stated that this maps would cost $30 for the set of 10 pages ar $3 per page. There was no discussion or questions from the Council: Councilmember Bill Wilto moved to approve Resolution No. 10; Councilmember Scott Hopman seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. The Council then undertook consideration of Resolution No. ll, Series of 1979, approving a Lease between William F. Fox Trustee for Fitzhugh Scott Grandchildren's Trust and the Town of Vail for a part of an existing garage and a wall located in the Town of Vail right-of-way was introduced by Larry Rider, Town Attorney. After some discussion it was decided to strick the word Town Manager and insert the word Mayor. Councilmember Bob Ruder moved to approve Resolution No. 11 as amended; Councilmember Tom Steinberg seconded the motion. A11 present voted in favor and the motion passed. The next item on the agenda was discussion concerning change the parking variance fees. The Council wants to up the fee to $5,000 per space instead of the $1,000 it is now. After a lengthy discussion between the Council and the public it was decided that the Council would adapt the fee increase by Resolution on April l7, 1979 at the night meeting. Councilmember John Donovan moved to approve the rate change by Resolution an the April 17th meeting; Councilmember Bob Ruder seconded ~.he motion. All present voted; six in favor and 1 (Tom Steinberg) opposed. The Council then undertook the matter of adopting the Development Plan for Special Development District #3; Pitkin Creek Park, Inc. The presentation was given by Jay Peterson along with Chuck Anderson who walked the Council through the plans; Chris Sive~tson, landscaping; Steve Kirby, parking. After a lengthy discussion it-.was decided..by the Council to table further discussion and hold a special meeting on April 10, 1979, at 2 P.M. The main items for discussion are the commercial space and the parking. Councilmember Bob Ruder moved to hold a special public meeting on April 10, 1979, at 2 prn.; Council- member Bill Wilco seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Councilmember Bi11 Wilco sent a letter to the Council regarding the meeting regarding the rate change for Cable TV. He stated that the next meeting will take place May 3, 1979 as they are awaiting further information. TOWN MANAGER REPORTS None Regular Meeting April 3, 1979 Page 2 TOWN ATTORNEY REPORTS None Councilmember Donovan moved to adjourn the meeting. Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion.. All present voted in favor, and the meeting adjourned at 8:45 pm. ATTEST: MINUTES TOWN COUNCIL SPECIAL MEETING APRIL 10, 1979 3:30 P.M. The Vail, Town Council convened at 3:30.P.M. for a special meeting on Tuesday, April 10, 1979, in the Conference Room of the Vaal Municipal Building. The following Councilmembers 'and Mayor Rodney E. Slifer were present: Paula Palmateer Tom Steinberg Bill Wilto Absent: John Donovan Scott Hopman Bob Ruder Also present was: Richard Caplan, Town Manager The Council then undertook the matter of continuing the discussion of Pitkin Creek Park, .T.nc. in regards to the c~~~LL«ercial space and the parking . Chuck Anderson stated that they were considering deleting the c~s~~~~ercial space, if this were the case they would turn the space into 11 dwelling units. Steve Kirby reviewed a new parking plan. The numbers are as follows: Buildings 1- 4 32 units 50 parking spaces 1.55 spaces 5- 7 59 units 86 parking spaces 1.45 spaces + 27 c~~~LL«ercial 8-13 65 units 98 parking spaces 1.5 spaces The Council was agreeable to this parking proposal. There was a lengthy discussion regarding the bus turn-off and the uses of the commercial space. Jay Peterson then asked the Council to approve the plan but. .hold up the... Conditional Use Permit. Jay also stated that he. would be presenting to the staff a Modified inducement Resolution and an Ordinance designating specified use for the project. The general consensus of the Council was to approve the plan with the ex- ceptions of having a new design on the Bus turn-off on Highway 6 and further dicussion of c~x~~«erial uses . Councilmember Bi11.Wilto made a motion to approve the plan with the exception of a bus turn-off design on Highway 6 and c~a~u«ercial uses, Councilmember Scott Hopman seconded the motion. All present voted, 4 in favor; 2 against {Ruder and Slifer), the motion carried. Councilmember Scott Hopman moved to adjourn. T meeting adjourned at 5 P.M. f ~~~ / ~~~,.C ATTEST: /~~ `~ Town Clerk -~, ^ • ..:':~. TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING APRIL 17, 1979 7:30 P.M. The Vail Town Council convened for its regular meeting at 7:30 pm on Tuesday, April 17, 1979, in the Town Council Chambers of the Vail Municipal Building. The following Councilmembers and Mayor Rodney Slifer were present: John Donavan Paula Palmateer Tom Steinberg Bill Wilto Bob Ruder Also present were: Richard Caplan, New Town Manager, Larry Rider Town Attorney. Mayor Rodney Slifer introduced our new Town Manager Richard Caplan The first matter for the Council's attention was Ordinance 14, Series of 1979, first reading adopting a Supplement of the Vail Municipal Code. Larry Rider, Town Attorney addressed the Council regarding this ordinance. There were no questions or discussion. Councilmember Bill Wilto moved to approve the amended Ord ~ first reading; Councilmember Bob Rudex° seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Resolution No. 13, Series of 1979, amends Resolution No. l~, Series of 1978, regarding authorizing of issuance of Revenue Bonds to finance middle income housing by Pitkin Creek Park, Inc. was introduced by Mayor Rod Slifer. Attorney Larry Rider addressed the Council in regards to the Resolution. There was no questions or discussion. Councilmember Tom Steinberg moved to approve the Resolution; Councilmember John Donovan seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Resolution No, .~, series of 1979, regarding the Matterhorn Annexation was taken off the agenda due to an error regarding the publishing; the legal has to be published ~ consecutive times in full. There waa._.: a motion to amend the Resolution 4 and to continue the public hearing an June 5, 1979, at the regular night meeting. Councilmember Donavan made the motion; seconded by Councilmember Steinberg. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. There was some discussion from a concerned citizen wondering that when Matterhorn was annexed into the Town is the Town ready for the increase in parking, maintenance,: PD personnel, the dog problem paving of Matterhorn Circle. The Mayor assurod him that these things have been discussed and action will be taken. A presentation on the Study of Urban Run--Off (208) was given by Tom Elmore. He feels this is a significant program and will have a big impact on Eagle Valley. Dennis Murphy, Town of Vail Sanitarian, spoke on a Non-Source study done by himself for the Town of Vail. He also stated that the water quality in Vail is good. A presentation on the Ford Park Amphitheater was given by John Dobson regarding the logistics and the cost of the project. He then introduced Fred Meyer, Member of the Vail Institute and the Ford Park Cultural Center Board. Mr. Meyer who is the fund raiser far the project addressed the conceptual part of the project as well as some history. Marge Burdick, Chairman of the Vail Institute then gave a brief history of the Vail Institute The Council will meet at the site on April 24 at ~. PM for a staked out concept of the project. There will be a Amphitheater Task Force Committee consisting of Rich Caplan, Rod Slifer and Bi11 Wilto. • Town of Vail Town Council Regular Meeting Page 2 April 17, 1979 Tom Briner, Architect, for the Slaughter Appeal addressed the Council with drawings as a well as a model with a viewer attached to give the concept of how a garage on that site would fit into environment. Jim Rubin, Zoning Administrator, .addressed thL Council,. re: the decision that the PEC made also that a letter for denial from the Caulkins and the Williams regarding this project was addressed. Councilmember Bill Wilto made a motion to uphold the decision made by the Planning and Environmental Commssion; seconded by Councilmember Steinberg. A11 voted in favor of denial and the motion passed. Dick Ryan gave a presentation on the Racquet Club regarding their request for 16 employee housing units in Buildings 4 and 18. He stated that Mr. Kirsh was willing tv sign an agreement to keep these units for 20 years as employee housing. John Dunn, Attorney for the Property Owners Association, who are opposed to this feels that there will be an impact on the density, also the association doesn't want employee housing. Joe Staufer, Chuck Anderson, G. Fitzgerald, Jay Peterson, Fitzhugh Scott made statements for the project. A motion made by Councilmember Bill Wilto to uphold the Planning and Environmental. Commissions decision of granting the variance; seconded by Paula Palmateer. A11 present voted in favor of granting the variance. Rod Slifer summarized some ideas from the Council regarding the Band Election failure and what to do now. They are as follows: VA to dedicate land for TOV parking; Study information regarding Information Center; Study impact from the Spa and the Mark on lift capacity; Legislation to require employee housing in new projects; Encourage VA to do their own employee housing; Review expansion of existing parking structure; Review VA ticket policy and eliminating some day skier discount • TOWN MANAGER REPORTS Rich Caplan was happy to report that the sales tax reciepts for Jan/Feb were up 23%. Addressed the May 1, 1979 public meeting .regarding the Inducement Resolution (SB218) Congratulated Paula Palmateer on her new position on the Air QuaJ.ity Committee for the State of Colorado. And invited her to hold some meetings in Vail. TOWN ATTORNEY REPORTS Larry Rider announced that the Town will take action on residences that are using their homes as hotels. CITIZEN PARTICIPATION None. John Donovan made a motion to adjourn the meeting. The meeting adjourned at 10:45 P.M. ~YOR (/ l ATTEST: 6'~/G /~-~ ``" MINUTES REGULAR MEETING VAIL TOWN COUNCIL MAY 1, 1979 7:30 pm THE VAIL TOWN COUNCIL CONVENED FOR ITS REGULAR MEETING AT 7:30 PM ON TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1979 IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS OF T~lE VAIL MUNICIPAL BUILDING THE FOLLOWING COUNCILMEMBERS AND MAYOR RODNEY SLIFER WERE PRESENT: John Donovan Paula Palmateer William Wi1to Robert Ruder ALSO PRESENT WERE: Town Manager Richard Caplan and Town Rttorney Larry Rider Resolution No. 14, Series, 1979, was read and introduced by Mayor Slifer regarding acquisition of BLM land in West Vail. Richard Caplan explained that the Town could lease the property now toward the day when BLM-may wish to seti:i.t. Director of Community Development Dick Ryan further explained the need for land in West Vail and described the site plan. Mr. Caplan requested authorizatien to proceed with negotiations. Gouncilmember Donovan moved to adopt Resolution 14; Gouncilmember seconded the motion. all present voted in Favor and the motion passed. Resolution No. 15, Series 1979, regarding authorization of issuance of Revenue Bonds to finance middle income 'housing was read and introduced by Mayor Slifer. P.ichard Caplan explained the need far the Resolution being to leave the door open far Vail Associates to utilize Industrial Revenue Bonds fdr employee housing projects: Town Attorney Larry Rider suggested that in the second "whereas" paragraph the words "Vail Associates or other organizations or entities formed by Vail Associates" be inserted. There was a brief and general discussion regarding who could use the bonds. Mayor Slifer then called fora motion. Gouncilmember Palmateer moved to approve Resolution No, lb; Gouncilmember 4liltc seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. The next matter for council consideration was the question of approval for the 1st phase and the Environmental Impact Statement for the Lionsridge Employee Housing Project located on Lots C]~CS, Lionsridge Filing No. 1. Mayor Slifer introduced the question and Dick Ryan explained the details of the request for approval, described the site plan and explained the elements of the environmental impact statement. He stated that the planning and environmental commission had recommended approval of the plan after p]acinq some conditions on approval. The Department of Community Development also recommended approval. with the Conditions set forth in their memo to Council dated April 10th, 1979. Attorney Jay Peterson appeared on behalf of the applicant to explain the proposed recreational amenities and the landscape plan, both of which will be shown on the complete site plan to be submitted to DRB. He asked for approval to go ahead with site work on the pra3ect which would include grading and earth work beginning immediately. Dick Ryan requested that the applicant work with Kent Rase to answer some outstanding questions regarding slope and soil problems in phase two site. Mayor Slifer asked that the motion be made far site excavation only. Gouncilmember Donovan moved to approve site excavation permits and asked that the DRB meetings be held jointly with the Council. Gouncilmember Palmateer seconded the motion restating that the phase two excavation plans be approved by Kent Rose. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Regarding consideration of Public/Private Joint Venture Programs, Gouncilmember Donovan moved to table the decision until the council could review proposals next week in work session following site and project inspections. Gouncilmember Palmateer seconded the motion, all present voted in favor and the motion passed. Regarding the considerations of alternatives for Check Point Charlie, Town Manager Richard Caplan explained that there were three alternatives presented te~the Town Council as possible solutions to the placement of Check Point Charlie. He stated that the timing was goad now for consideration of a change in traffic patterns in the area with the reconstruction.of the street at that point. He invited questions and comments. Citizens appearing with comments were: Richard Fitzgerald from the Kiandra Lodge; Bob Fritch from the Sitzmark; and Chuck Boettcher from Crossroads; and Linda Kaiser from Sunrise Sports. The consensus of the Council and Citizens was to postpone any decision until - a meeting with the concern~,d merchants could take place at next Tuesday's work session. At this time the Council adjourned for a 5~minute recess. .~- .~. yya..i e~ MINUTES REGULAR MEETING VAIL TOWN COUNCIL MAY 1, 1979 page two The Council reconvened to consider emergency ordinances # 16 and 17 relating to Pitkin Creek Park industrial revenue bonds. Mayor Slifer introduced the crdinances and Town Attorney Larry Rider explained the need for,. passage of the ordinances tonight due to a bill pending in the U.S. senate which may severl.y restrict this type of project using industrial revenue bands. Developer Chuck Anderson explained the background and Steve Binder and Garth Grissom r-epresenting E.F. Hutton and Dawson, Nagel respectively, stated further reasons for the emergency passage. Councilmember Wilto moved to approve Ordinance # 16, series 1979 as an emergency°ordinance. Councilmember Ruder seconded the motion. all present voted in favor and the motion passed. Councilmember Donovan moved to approve ordinance # 77, series 1979 as an emergency ordinance. Councilmember Pal mateer seconded; all present voted in favor and the motion passed. Mayor Slifer then expressed appreciation from the council for assiCtance of E.F. Hutton end ~fawcon, Nagel . in this project,. ~~ Pug N Towr~ Manager T^~~-;~~y;:, aarri yes that he has been in contact with the U. S, Forest Service regarding the salee~of Meadow Mountain and that he has advised them that the Town of Vail supporst the preservation of open space at that site. .~ He further advised Council that Mr. Rich Broadhurst from pascal construction was present to give the Council an update on the sewer project. Mr. Broadhurst explained the delays due to cross sewer lines. He stated that these delays would revise the overall schedule slightly and that they expected to be working at the Vourlaufer by the end of the month. Town Engineer Kent Rose states that the sewer project is being .paid for by 75% federal funds and 25% local funds. Mr. Dick Fitzgerald stated that the date set in the schedule for work on Vail road (July and August} was the worst possible time for businessmen in the area. Council stated that they would consider all possible ways to help ease the disruption during the work. ~}pLi4-N Mr. ~• then advised the council that the Town was considering a 46-acre parcel of land located west of the 1ionsridge employee housing project for acquisition of open space. He asked for permission from Council to proceed with discussions with the owner/developer regarding the land, Jay Peterson, appearing on behalf of the owner/developer stated that they wanted to come before the Council at next work session to discuss annexation of the entire 77-acre parcel and possible zoning of the land. Dick Ryan suggested that the Council consider a visit to the site since he thinks most of the parcel should not be developed. Council agrees to meet with the developer at next work session. There were no reports from the Town Attorney. Asa part of Citizen participation section of the agenda, Tom Maitland from the Lionshead Businessmen's Association asked what the Town of Vail would be budgeting for improvement of the Lionshead Mails this year. Richard Caplan stated that the lights would be fixed and that approximately $30,000 was to be spend an that area. There was a general discussion regarding problem areas of the malls ~ 1) lighting on the stairs at the back side of the Studio in the Rockies Building; 2) Bus turnaround at the Studio building; 3} and the bus-stop at Liansquare Lodge. Council committed to do whatever necessary to sign and light the ways to bus stops and to have the lights back on in Lionshead by the start of the summer season. Councilmember Donovan asked for weekly updates to Council on the progress and problems of the Lionshead Mall project. There being no further business for the council, Councilmember Donovan moved to adjourn. Councilmember Wilto seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the meeting adjourned. !~ OR ~ ATTEST ~ ~~ ~~.~ ~~~~ TOWN RK i Town Council Regular Meeting May 15, 1979 7:30 P.M. The Vail Town Council convened for its regular meeting at 7:30 pm on Tuesday, May 15, 1979, in the Town Council Chambers of the Vail Municipal Building. The following Councilmembers and Mayor Rodney Slifer were present: Bi11 Wilto Bob Ruder Dr. Steinberg Paula Palmateer Also present were: Town Manager Richard Caplan and Town Attorney Lawrence C. Rider. The First matter for Council's attention was Ordinance No. 3.4„ Series of 1979, adopting a Supplement to the Vail Municipal Code was introduced on second reading by Mayor Rod Slifer. There were no questions or discussion. Councilmember Paula Palmateer moved to approve the ordiance on second reading; Councilmember Bi11 Wilto seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 16r, Series of 1979, amending Ordinance No. 23, Series of 1978, reaoning Lot 3, Black A, Vail Lionsridge Filing No. 1, from Agricultural Zone to Residential Cluster was withdrawn. Ordinance No. 171~ESeries of 3.979, amending the Vail Municipal Code by the addition of Section 8.16.125 entitled "Hauling Refuse" was introduced on first reading by Mayor Rod Slifer. Larry Rider Town Attarney,,explained the purpose of the ordinance. There were no questions or discussion. Councilmember Steinberg made a motion to approve the ordinance on first reading; Councilmember Bill Wilto seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Resolution No. 16, Series of 1979, approving an extension of Note and Deed of Trust for Gondola T site, purchased from Vail Associates was read by Mayor Rod Slifer.. There was no discussion or questions. Councilmember Paula Fal.mateernoved that the Resolution be approved; Councilmember Bill Wilto seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Resolution No. 17, Series of 7.979, recognizing Donna J. Miller and Cyrus Gates Allen TIT, as accepted signers of the Vail Municipal Court Bank Account was read by Mayor Slifer, Richard Caplan addressed the reason for this resolution. No questions or discussion. Council- . member Dr. Steinberg moved that the resolution be approved; Council- member Bill Wilto seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Fireplace Variance far Pitkin Creek Townhouses was introduced by Dennis Murphy, Environmental Health Officer. The council decided to grant the variance with the condition that the developer used a no outside combustion air fireplace. Councilmember Bab Ruder made a motion to grant the variance with the condition that a"no outside combustion air"fireplace be used; Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion, All present voted in favor and the motion passed. The Council then undertook the Public/Private Joint Venture approved projects. Dick Ryan, Director of Community Development stated th.ht that the list given to the Council is current except for the three projects that need further study, they are Kiandra/Tailsmen, Cl•o.cktower, and the Crossroads. The Complete list of projects funded is attached, TOWN MANAGER REPORTS: Richard Caplan asked the Council to set a date that they could-meet with the Design Review Board. The date decided on was May 23, 1979. It was also decided to have worksession on May 23 instead of May 22. TOWN ATTORNEY REPORTS: That the KPG Corp. Cafeteria at the Transportati Center is three months behind in their rent. Asked for the Councils approval to take what ever legal action is warranted. Council gave their approval. Meeting adjourned at 8:04 P.M. a ~* l ,- ~ May 15, 1979 1979 Publzc/Private Joint Venture 'Projects , Project ~ Project Name Amount Requested {T4V) Amount Funded . ]. The Mark $20,240 $ -0- 2 Antlers 929 800 3 Antlers/Lionsquare 1,662 2,400 . 4 Lionsquare/Lionsquare 2,31.5 ~ 400 North (Voliter) 5 Lionsquare (Go Native) 1.,347.50 ~ -0- 6 Liansquare North 1,134 -0- (Go Native) 7 Lionsquare ( Go Native } 1, 329 --0- S Sunb ird 546 -0- 9 Monson's 90 -0_ 10 Montaneros 474 -0- ~ 11 Landmark 740 -0- 12 En zi an l , 7'86 1, 786 13 Enza.an. 1, 850 1., 850 14 Mtn Hi, Sports 300 300 Va~.l Coat & Hat 15 Sunrise Ltd. 600 300 Z6 Goldfin~;er/Cabbages & 313 -0- Kings/LeCadeau 17 Kostas & Le Cadeau 1,000 -0- 18 Westwind 1.,000 2,000 19 Westwind & Liithouse 900 -0- 20 Lianshead Arcade (Vail 21.) 2,550, 1,500 21 Vail. 21 Bldg. 1,092 -0- 22 Vantage Point 6,000 -0~- Project ~ Pro.iect panne Amount Ret~ueSted (TOV) Amount Funded 23 Lodge @ Lionshead $1,575 $ 300 24 Voliter Properties 2,720 2,000 25 Vazl Village Husky 3,474 -0- 26 Vail Village Husky 300 ~-0- 27 Vail Village Inn, 2,500 -0- 28 Vail Village Inn 4,600 -0- 29 Kiandra/Talisman 1,582 Further Study 30 Vail Relzga.ous Foundation 500 500 3l Edelweiss ~ 900 -0- 32 W~.llows 1,120 1,120 33 Schober Bldg. 5,000 -0- 34 Clocktower 10,000 Further Study • 35 Mtn. Hazes 3,905 3,905 36' Athletic Club 2,200 1,750 37 Vorlaufer Apts. 4,205 -0-' 38 Manor Vazl 3,784 3;784 ' '39 Tyrolean Inn 3,845 -0_ 40 V~.llage Center 1,350 700 4l A~ara.e Claire Ltd. 7,000 Withdrawn 42 Crossroads 6,730 Further Study 43 Vail Proi. Bldg. 12,000 Withdrawn 44 Mueller Residence 530 -0- 45 Baartlett Residence 200 _0_ ~ 0 ~ 46 Morter Residence 4,155 - - 47 Kang Moore Residence 330 330 4$ Learning Tree 3,983 -0- M ~ .~ Project ~ Froject Name 49 Abraham Residence 50 Mills Residence 51 Telemark 52 Homestake 53 Breakaway TOTALS Amount Requested (TOV) Amount Funded $ 2,928 $ ~0- 4,037.50 -0- 1,851.50 -0- 2,500 750.00 10,000 3,000.00 $157,852.50 $28,475 r MINUTES REGULAR MEETING VAIL TOWN COUNCIL MAY 15, 1979 ATTEST: _~i ~ PAGE TWO ,~7~~- r A ~- ~lowo of nail VAIL TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING JUNE 5, 1979 7:30 P.M. b O X 1 0 0 V 8 1 i, c o i o r a d a 8 1 6 5 7 r 3 0 3. 4 7&- 5 6 1 3 ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS ]..) Ordinance No. 15, Series of 1979, First Reading, annexing to the Town of Vail certain property located in the SW~ of Section 12, TSS, R$lW, of the 6th P.M., Eagle County, commonly kna~vn as a portion of Matterhorn Village. 2. ) Ordinance No. 17.~~ Series of 1979, Second Reading, an,enda.rzg the Vail. Municipal Code by the addition of Section 8,16.125 entitled "Hauling of Refuse". 3.} Ordinance No. 18, Series of 1979, Second Reading, making a supplemental appropriatiaa~t front the General Fund and Open Space Fund. ~4.) Ordinance No. l9, Series of 1979, First Reading, making certain correct- ions to numbering and wording inaccuracies in Ordinance No. 50, Series 1978; Ordinance No. 41, Series of 1978; and Ordinance No. 8, Series of 1979, relating~to fireplaces and zoning. 5.) Ordinance No. 2d, Series of 1979, First Reading, amending the Vail Municipal Code to provide ir. the Code provisions relating to Cable Television Cables. 6.) Ordinance Na. 21, Series of 1979, First Reading, rezoning two parcels of Val d' Gore from Residential Cluster to Public Use; Residential Cluster to Medium Density Multiple Family. PRESENTATIONS 7.) Mansfield Village S.) . Cl~-C5 Lionsridge Phase II 9.) Annexation of 77 acres in Liansridge OWN MANAGER REPORTS TOWN ATTORNEY REPORTS CITIZEN PARTICIPATION i Ra.chard Caplan,~Town Manager f F' MINUTES VAIL TOWN COUNCIL JUNE 5, 1979 7:30 P.M. The Vail Town Council convened for its regular meeting at 7:30 P.M. Tuesday, June 5, 1979, in the Town Council Chambers of the Vail Municipal building. The following Councilmembers and Mayor Rodney Slifer were present: Paula Palmateer Tom Steinberg Bill Wi1to Scott Hopman Bob Ruder Absent: John Donovan Also present were: Richard Caplan, Town Manager and Town Attorney Lawrence C. Rider. The first matter for Council's attention was Ordinance No. 15, Series of 1979, annexing to the Town of Vail a certain property located in the SW~ of Section 12, TSS, R81W, of the 6th P.M., Eagle County, commonly known as a portion of Matterhorn Village was introduced on first reading by Mayor Slifer. Lawrence C. Rider, Town Attorney, presented to the Council a Certificate of Publication. Dick-Ryan gave a staff report: and stated that staff recommended approval of annexation.with the following-conditions: 1. Initial zoning ~ Family Primary/Secondary 2. Include entire right-of--way of Geneva Drive 3. La Serne Lane not accepted by TOV 4. Property annexed - inclusion into the VMRD and VFPD. Councilmember Bill Wi1to moved to .approve Ordinance 15, Series of 1979, on first reading with the conditions setforth by Dick Ryan, Director of Community Development; Councilmember Tom Steinberg seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed.. Ordinance No. 17, Series of 1979, amending the Vail Municipal Code by the addition of Section 8.16.125 entitled "Hauling of Refuse" was introduced on second reading by Mayor Rod Slifer. There was no discussion. Councilmember Tom Steinberg moved to approve Ordinance No. 17, Series of 1979, on second reading; Councilmember Scott Hopman seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 18, Series of 1973, making a supplemental appropriation form the General Fund and Open Space Fund, was introduced on second reading by Richard Caplan,. Town Manager., ._ There was no .discussion. Councilmember Paula Palmateer moved that Ordinance No. 17, Series of 1979, be approved on second reading; Councilmember Tom Steinberg seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 19, Series of 1979, making certain corrections to numbering and wording inaccuracies in Ordinance No. 50, Series of 1978; Ordinance No. 41, Series of 1978; and Ordinance No. 8, Series of 1979, relating to f fireplaces and zoning was mead by 1V~ayor S~ if er on Jf first reading. ` Lawrence C: Ra.dar_, Town Attorney the ordinance. There way no discussion."_Council~. member~Tom.Steinberg moved to approve Ordinance 19, Series of 1979, on first reading; Councilmember Bi11 Wilto seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Minutes June 5, 1979 Ordinance No. 20, Series of 1979, amending the Vail Municipal Code to provide in the Code provisions relating to Cable Television Cables was~read by Mayor Slifer on first reading. Ordinance Na. 20 was introduced by Lawrence C. Rider, Town Attorney.. There was. a lengthy discussion by the Council. Councilmember Scott Hopman moved to approve Ordinance No. 20 an first reading; Councilmember Bob Ruder seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 21, Series of 1979, rezoning two parcels of Val .d' Gore from Residential Cluster to Public Use; Residential Cluster to Medium Density Multiple Family was read by Mayor Rod Slifer. Ordinance No. 2i was introduced by Lawrence C. Rader, Town Attorney for discussion by the Council. Councilmember Scott Hopman moved to approve Ordinance No. 21 on first reading; Councilmember Paula Palmateer seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. The next item on the agenda. was a presentation on the Mansfield Village introduced by Dick Ryan, Director of Community Development. Staff spent considerable time on this project and rec~,~„~~end approval of the site plan and the Hotel. Andy ,Norris gave a presentation o~ the project. After a lenghhy discussion between the Council and Andy Norris they have some concerns these are: - Access to the 1 acre parcel (Andy Norris does not. own this) - Commercial Space, size and uses - Transportation The Council then decided to table this project for two weeks. Council- member Scott Hopman moved to table discussion for two weeks .(June 19); Councilmember Bob Ruder seconded this motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. The next.matter the Council undertook was the C1-C5 Lionsridge Phase II, introduced by Dick Ryan, Director of Community Development. Jay Peterson, gave a brief presentation for the approval of the final development plan, and agrees with staff recommendations..-which are: - Department approval of the location and design of trash containers. - Construction of an internal sidewalk and an off- set sidewalk along the Frontage Road. - Construction of a bus pull.-off area and shelter. Applicant should work with Jon Eberle concerning location and specification. Special treatment of the concrete retaining walls. Construction of protective wall along Lionsridge Loop. - Change in location off structures as recommended in the memorandum. - Adding windows to the west blank wall of the three story structures with views to the west. - Increasing the distance between buildings to allow more natural Iight into the courtyard on the three story structure. - Re-design landscape plan to include additional landscaping and continue the landscaping to the street surface. - Schedule of when the recreational. amentity package will be constructed. Also review of lands by Council. in conjunction with Design Review Board. Councilmember Paula Palmateer moved to approve Site.Pla.n I and Phase II of Development Plan with the above stated-conditions; Councilmember Sob Ruder seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Minutes June 5, 1979 Page 3 The next item for the Council to reveiw was a presentation given by Jay Peterson regarding annexation of 77 acres in Lionsridge. After a lengthy discussion concerning Parcel E of that development the Council decided to table the discussion for two weeks; in the meantime there will be a site inspection by the Council and the developers an June 12; Lawrence C. Rider, Town Attorney, wi11 draft a contract for petition. Councilmember Paula Palmateer moved that this project by tabled for two weeks (June 19); Councilmember Bill Wilto, seconded the motion. A11 present voted in favor and the motion carried. TOWN MANAGER REPORTS Richard Caplan, Town Manager, gave a brief. run-down on the Energy Meeting with Vail Associates/Nail Resort Association/Town. of Vail. TOWN ATTORNEY REPORTS Lawrence C. Rider, Town Attorney, recieved a letter from NWCOG - diligence application from the Denver Water Board. COG represents interest in fighting application. The Council authorized COG to represent the TON. Councilmember Tom Steinberg made a motion for COG to represent the TON; Councilmember Scott Hopman seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion carried. CITIZEN PARTICIPATION A citizen from the audience expressed her appreciation to Jim Rubin for the letter on the Matterhorn Annexation. Councilmember Paula Palmateer moved to adjourn the meeting;.Councilmember Tom Steinberg seconded the motion. A11 present voted in favor and the meeting adjourned at 11:00 P.M. ATTEST: ~' ` Town Clerk ~l /;~ r/~ _~// Mayor f /~O~ ~tow~ of rail box goo nail, colora[fo 81657 . sos.a~s-5sia. AGENDA VAIL TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING JUNE 19, 1979 u 7:30 P.M. 1.) Ordinance No. l5, Series of 7.979, Second Reading, annexing to the Town of Vail certain property located in the SW~ of Section ~~, T5S, R$1W, of the 6th P.M., Eagle County, commonly known as a portion of Matterhorn Village. 2.) Ordinance No. 19, Series of 1979, Second Reading, making certain corrections to numbering and wording inaccuracies in Ordinance No. 50, Series 1978; Ordinance No. 41, Series of 1978; and Ordinance No. 8, Series of 1979, relating to fireplaces and zoning. 3.) Ordinance No. 2p, Series of 1979, Second Reading, amending the Vail Municipal Code to provide in the Code provisions relating to Cable Television Cables. 4.) Ordinance No. 21, Series of 1.979, Second Reading, rezoning two parcels of Val d'Gore from Residential Cluster to Public Use; Residential . Cluster to Medium Density Multiple Family. PRESENTATIONS 5.) Public Hearing in regards to rate increase for Cable TV. 6. ) Mansfield Village 7.) Annexation of Lionsridge 'f7 Acres 8.) Bi11 Pyka Appeal re: As~~~~-s shingles TOWN MANAGER REPORTS TOWN ATTORNEY REPORTS .G.~ CITIZEN PARTICIPATION Richard Caplan, 'Town Manager ~T w ~. MINUTES VAIL TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING JUNE 19 , ~. 9 7 9 The Vail Town Council convened for its regular meeting at 7.30 P.M. on Tuesday, June 19, 1979, in the Town Council Chambers of the Vail Municipal Building. The following Cauncilmembers and Mayor Rodney Slifer were present. John Donovan Paula Palmateer Dr. Steinberg Bab Ruder Scott Hopman Bill Wilto Also present was: Richard Caplan, Town Manager. The first matter fox Councils attention was Ordinance No. 15, Series of 1979, annexing to the Town of Vail Matterhorn Village, Richard Caplan, Town Manager, stated that this Ordinance would come before Council on July 3rd, due to changes in the plat map. Councilmember Jahn Donovan made a motion to continue Ordinance No. 15, Series of 1979, annexing Matterhorn Village into the Town on July 3, 1979; Councilmember Bill Wilto seconded the motion. A1.1 present voted in favor and the motion passes. Ordinance No. 19, Series of 1979, Second Reading, making certain corrections to numbering and wording inacuracies in Ordinance No. 50, Series of 1978; Ordinance No. 41, Series of 1978;. and Ordinance No. 8, Series of 1979, relating to fireplaces and zoning was read by Mayor Rod Slifer. Councilmember Dr. Steinberg made a motion to approve the ordinance on second reading; Councilmember Hopman seconded the motion. AlI present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 20, Series of 1979, amending the Vail Municipal Code to provide in the Code provisions relating to Cable Television Cables was read by Rod Slifer on second reading. Councilmember Wilto made a motion to approve the ordinance on second reading; Councilmember Ruder seconded the motion. A11 present voted 6 in favor and 1 opposed. The motion carried. Ordinance No. 21, Series of 1979, rezoning two parcels of Val d`Gore from Residential Cluster to Public Use; Residential Cluster to Medium Density Multiple Family was read by Mayor Slifer on second reading. Councilmember Hopman made a motion to approve the Ordinance on second reading; Councilmember Donovan seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. The next item on the agenda was a public hearing regarding the rate increase for Cable TV was introduced by Councilmember Bi11 Wilto-with Frank Thompson owner of Cable 'I'V answering questions from the Council and citizen participation. After a:lengthy discussion Councilmember Donovan made a motion to grant a rate increase {as per Frank Thampsons proposal) to become effective September 1, 1979; Councilmember Wilto seconded the motion. A11 present voted in favor and the motion carried. The next item on the agenda was a presentation by Andy Norris, Developer of Mansfield Village. Dick Ryan, Director of Community Development questioned the size of the structure facing the frontage road, access to the unowned property, commercial square footage, and approval of annexation. There was discussion between the Council, staff and citizen participation. ., :;~. Randy Milhaan from Colorado Mountain College gave a brief report ' on behalf of CMC stating that c~~~u«ercial space relating to the Learri~ngr Center would be very beneficial to CMC. •` Councilmember Wilto made a motion to approve the Mansfield Village Master Plan with the following conditions: {1) project is subject to DRB approval; {2} points raised by PEC; {3) commercial space subject to conditional use permit; Councilmember Hopman seconded the motion. VAIL TOWN COUNCIL June 19, 1979 i A11 present voted in favor and the motion was passed. The next item on the agenda was the Annexation of Lionsridge 77 acres introduced by Dick Ryan, Department of C~~~u~tiunity Development. Rod Tod, Architect for the project gave the presentation. After a lengthy discussion the council decided on the following: (~.) Lot 28 dedicated to the Town; (2) decrease density from 167 to 165; (3).public pedestrian access through the 6 units on Parcel E to public lands on the other side; (4) improve intersection on Buffer Creek Road; (5) Petition far Annexation into the VWSD and VMRD as soon as passible; (6) parcel E decreased to 6 residential lots; and {7) Review by Council on July 3rd meeting. Councilmember Hopman made a motion to to approve the Mansfield Master Plan with the above conditions; Councilmember Palmateer seconded the ~.~.~_ motion. All present voted, five for and 2 against (Ruder and Donovan) the motion passed 5 to 2 in favor of approval. The next matter for the Council. was a repeal for Asphalt shingles introduced by Jim Rubin, Zoning Administrator and presented,.-by Bill Pierce. After a lengthy discussion by the Council it was decided to uphold the decision of the Design Review Board and that the staff change the zoning ordinance. Councilmember Hopman made a motion to uphold the decision of the DRB and that the zoning ordinance be changed to prohibit the use of asphalt shingles; Councilmember Ruder seconded the motion. A11 present voted, b for and 1 against (Paula Palmateer), the motion passed. The next item on the agenda was far the Council to vote by ballot for two (2) replacements for the Liquor Licensing Authority. The new member of the Liquor Licensing Authority is Dave Cole; Sally Hanlon was reelected as her term was up in June 1979. The Mayor gave a brief run-down on the out come of the U,S. Forest Service/Vail Associates/Town of Vail Task Force meetings; proposal for the 1979-1980 ski season the 10,508 capacity not to exceed 35 days; maximum capacity 14,000, then limit lift ticket sales. October 1, 1979 will establish criteria; TOV/USES/VA to study the problem jointly, to compile all data by July 1, 1980. TOWN MANAGER REPORTS: There is a program to sensitize the community to the energy problem called "Use your own energy Day". TOWN ATTORNEY REPORTS: None. Meeting adjourned at 10:1 P.M. -- ~~~~?~ " ~1AYOR 1 ~" / ' ATTEST: ~~ town clerk r'~ ri . ~ - +~s°an ai d~ail [~nx too vait, Colorado a~~s~7 . 3os.a7s•s6~s AGENDA TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING \ JULY 3 , ~. 9 7 9 . 7:30 P.M. ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS ~..) Ordinance No. 15, Series of 1979, Second Reading, Annexing to the To~nrn of Vaal certain property located in the SW's of Section 12, TSS~, R81W, of the 6th P.M., Eagle County, cam- . manly known as a porn sn of Matterhorn Vil~.age. 2.) Ordinance No. 22, Series of 1979, First needing, amending the Va~.1. Municipal Code to allow one Single Fair~ily Residen- tial unit an the Two--Family Residential District and Two° Family Primary/Secondary Residential District on lots of less than 15,000 square feet. 3.) Ordinance No. 23, Series of 1979, First Reading, Amending • Section 2.20.040 "Members-Term" of the Vui1 Municipal Code providing that members of the Local Liquor Licensing Author- ity shall serve 2 year overlapping terms. 4.) Ordinance No, 24, Series of 1979, First Reading, An ordinance rezoning Parcel A Bighorn Subdivision and Parcel A Bighorn 1st Addtion from Residential Cluster {RC) to Two-•Fa~ci.ly Residential {R). • 5,} Ordinance No, 25, Series of 1979, Firs~~. Reading, amending Ordinance No. 14, {Series of 1974•) relating to the fran- chise for the operation of Cable Television system. {.} Resalu~tion No. 18, Series of 1979, Approving the lease agreement between the Tawn of VaiJ_ and Rocky Mountain Tra.ve~: Company. PRESENTI~TIONS 7.) Report on Air Quality in Vail 8.) Discussion on Willow Bridge Road 9.) Discussion of Open Space Plan/Consa.deration of the. Real Estate • Transfer Tax Ordinance. TOWN MP,NACaI~R RE~'ORTS. TO~~]N ATTORNEY REPORTS . C:~TI7.,EN PARTICIPATION n - /~, ! s .~ ` i TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING JULY 3, 1979 7:30 P.M. `.: The Vail Town Council convened for its regular meeting at 7:30 PM on Tuesday, July 3, 1979, in the Town Counail Chambers of the Vail Municipal Building. The following Councilmembers and Mayor Rodney Slifer were present: John Donovan Paula Palmateer Tom Steinberg Scott Hopman Bob Ruder Also present were: Richard Caplan, Town Manager, Larry Rider, Town Attorney. The first matter for Council's attention was Ordinance No, 15, Series of 1979, annexing to the Town of Vail certain property located in the SW~a of Section 12, T5S, R8IW, of the 6th P.M., Eagle County, c~~~µ«only known as a portion of Matterhorn Village, was read by Mayor Slifer on second reading. Dick Ryan, Director of C~~~LL«unity Development explained the minor changes made to the ordinance on First Reading. There was a general discussion between the Council and the public. Councilmember Hopman made a motion to adopt Ordinance 15 on second reading; Councilmember Donavan seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. The Council then undertook consideration of Ordinance No. 22, Series of 1979, amending the Vail Munida.pal Code to allaw one Single-family Residential unit in the Two-family Residential District and Two-family Primary/Secondary Residential District on lots less than 15,00 square feet was read by Mayor Slifer on first reading. There was a lengthy discussion between the Council and the public in attendence regarding the pros and cons of the down zoning. The consensus. af..the.Counail-was to discuss it further at the next work session and bring it back to the night meeting on July 17th. Councilmember Donovan moved to Table Ordinance No. 22, until further study and bring it back to Council on the 17th of July; Councilmember Palmateer seconded the motion. A11 present voted, S for and 1 (Steinberg) against. Ordinance No. 23, Series of 1979, amending Section 2.30/040 "Members- Term" of the Vail Municipal Cade providing that members of the local Liquor .Licensing Authority shall serve 2 years overlapping terms, was read by Mayor Slifer.. on_:First.:-Reading:.. - ..There was..;no.._discussion Councilmember Palmateer made a motion to approve Ordinance No. 23 on First Reading. Councilmember Tom Steinberg seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 24, Series of 1979, rezoning Parcel A Bighorn Sub- division and Parcel A Bighron 1st Addition form Residential Cluster }RC) to Two--family Residential (R) was read by Rod Slifer an First Reading. Jim Ruba.n, Zoning Administrator explained .that they were down zoning 26 units to 14 units. Councilmember Hopman made a motion to approve Ordinance No. 24 on First Reading; Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion carried. Next item on the Ordinance No. 24 the operation of on First Reading made a motion to the motion. All Agenda Ordinance (series of 1974} Cable Television There was no d. approve Ord. No. present voted in No. 25, Series of 1979, amending relating to the franchise for system was read by Mayor Slifer iscussion. Councilmember Steinberg 25; Cauncilmember Hopman seconded favor and the motion carried. L "~ ~ I Town COLlncll Regular Meeting July 3, 1979 Page 2 Resolution Na. 18, Series of 1979, approving a lease agreement between the Town of Vail and Rocky Mountain Travel Company was read by Mayor Slifer. Town Attorney Larry Rader explained the lease. There was a general discussion between the Council and Chris P~i13er, President of the Company. Councilmember Donovan made a motion to approve the lease; Councilmember Hopman Seconded the motion. A11 present voted in favor and the motion carried. The next item on the agenda was a report from Councilmember Paula Palmateer on the Northwest Colorado Council of Governments Housing meeting she attended in Aspen, June 28 and 29. Dennis Murphy, Environmental Health Officer gave a report on the Air Quality in Vail. The next item was a discussion on Willow Bridge Road being pedestrainized. There was some general discussion with citizen participation. The Council gave the staff the go ahead to implement the design and pedestriana:ze Willow Bridge Road. There was a general discussion on the Open Space: and the ,~ Real Estate Transfer Tax. Dick Ryan showed the Council and the citizens a map of the open space areas._ There was some discussion in regards to the Tawn buying open space outside of the Town {west Vail) The Real Estate Transfer Tax Ordinance was then discussed at length with Dudley Abbott in opposition of an ordinance instead of taking it to the people to vote on. It was then decided to to go ahead and pass the ordinance on first reading. Councilmember Steinberg made a motion to pass the tax by ordinance; Councilmember Hopman seconded the motion. Ali present voted, 5 in favor and one against {Paula Palmateer). The Second REading of Ord. No. 25.wi11 be July 17th. TOWN MANAGER REPORTS. Nothing, TOWN' ATTORNEY REPORTS. Larry Rider, Town Attorney stated that a c~~EU«ittee of Attorney's in Ski Towns are getting together to exchange ideas. There first meeting will be the second week in September here in Vail. CITIZEN PARTICIPATION. Pat Dodson a concerned ditizen would like to see the money from the Real Estate Transfer Tax be used in West Vail as well as in Vail to acquire some open space for recreational purposes. Councilmember Donovan made a motion to ad'ourn at 10:45 P.M. ATTEST: ~~ r Ta~i~ c~.E ~ w ~aj~~ t fawn of nail AGENDA TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING 3ULY 17, 1979 7:30 P.M. I 6ax ~aa . vaiE, calorado a:~s~ • 303.476-5613 ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS 1.) Ordinance No. 22, Series of 1979, First Reading, amending the Vaii Municipal Code to allow one Single-Family Residential unit in the Two-Family Residential District and Two-Family Primary/Secondary Residential Distxict on lots of less than 15,000 square feet. 2,} Ordinance No. 23, Series of 1979, Second Reading, amending Section 2.20.040 "Members--Term" of the-Vail municipal Cade providing that members of the local Liquor Licensing AL:tharity shall serve 2 years overlapping terms. 3. Ordinance Na. 24, Series of 1979, Second Reading, An Ordinance rezoning Parcel A Bighorn Subdivision and Parcel A Bighorn 1st Addition fxom Residential Cluster (.RC) to Two--Family Residential (R). 4. Ordinance No. 25, Series of 1979, Second Reading, Amending Ordinance No. 14, (Series of 1974) relating to the franchise for the operation of Cable Television system, 5.) Ordinance No. 26, Series of 1979, Second Reading, An Ordinance imposing a Land Transfer Ta;~ upon the Transfer of interests in Real Property. b.} Ordinance No. 27, Series of 1979, First Reading, Annexing a 28.I14 acre parcel along the Golf Course in to the Town located in NW4 of the NWa of Section 10, T5S, R84W of the 6th P.M. 7.) Ordinance No, 28, Series of 1979, First Reading, amending the Traffic Code, Article XXI, Section 21-5D, relating to use of play streets. 8.) Ordinance No. 29, Series of~1979, annexing to the Town of Vail certain property located in the N~ of the Section 12, T5S, R81W of the 6th P.M., Eagle County, commonly known as Lionsridge 77 acres. 9.) Ordinance No. 30, Series of 1979, zoning parcels. property ~lvcated in the N# of Section_ 12, T5S, R81W of the 6th P,M. PRESENTATIONS lam) Appeal regarding Cyrano's deck enclosure 3~1.) Discussion of Management Contract with Vail Water and Sanitation 1~ Report on Air Quality TOWN MANAGER REPORTS TOWN ATTORNEY REPOR'T'S CITIZEN PARTICIPATION ' Pc~~~.~~. ~~pi~~~ Richard Caplan, mown Manager ..~ , , MINUTES VAIL TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING JULY 17, 1979 The Vail Town Council convened for its regular meeting at 7:34 P.M. on Tuesday, July 17, 1979, 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 Bill Wi1to Scott Hopman Bob Ruder Also present were: Town Manager Richard Caplan, Tawn Attorney Larry Rider. The first matter for Council's attention was Ordinance No. 22, Series of 1979, amending the Vail Municipal Code to allow one single-family residential and two-family primary/secondary residential district on lots of less than 15,OQQ square feet was read on first reading by Mayor Slifer. Councilmember Bill Wilto moved that Ordinance No. 22 Series of 1979 be tabled; Councilmember Tom Steinberg seconded the motion. A11 present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 23, Series of 1979, amending the Vail Liquor Licensing Authority providing that a "Members Term shall be 2 overlapping years was read by Mayor Rod Slifer on second reading. There were no questions or discussion by the Council. Councilmember Scott Hopman made a motion to approve Ordinance No. 23, on second reading; Councilmember John Donovan seconded the motion. A11 present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 24, Series of 1979, rezoning Parcel A Bighorn Subdivision and Parcel A Bighorn 1st Addition from Residential Cluster to Two-Family Residential was read by Mayor Rod Slifer. Dick Ryan, Director of Community Development explained the Ordinance. There were no questions or discussion by the Council. Councilmember Tom Steinberg. made a motion to approve Ordinance No. 24 on second reading; Councilmember Scott Hopman, seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 25, Series of 1979, amending Ordinance No. 14 (Series of 1974? relating to the franchise far the operation of Cable Television was read on second reading by Mayor Slifer. Lawrence C. Rider, Town Attorney introduced this Ordinance. There were no questions or discussion by the Council. Councilmember John Donovan made a motion to approve Ordinance No. 26, Series of 1979 on second reading; Councilmember Bob Ruder seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. The Council then undertook consideration of Ordinance No. 26, Series of 1979, imposing a Land Transfer Tax upon the Transfer of interests in Real Property was read by Mayor Rodney Slifer on second reading. Lawrence C. Rider, Town Attorney explained the minor changes made to the Ordinance on first reading. There was a lengthy discussion between the council and citizens. The general concensus of the citizens was that they were for the tax but didn'.t Tike the process in which it was presented. Councilmember Jahn Donavan made a motion to approve Ordinance No. 26, Series of 1979, as amended; Councilmember Scott Hopman seconded the motion. All present voted, the vote was 6 for and 1 against (Paula Palmateer). Ordinance No. 27, Series of 1979, annexing a 28.114 acre parcel along the Galf Course in to the Town was read by Mayor Rod Slifer. There were no questions or discussion. Councilmember Tom Steinberg made a motion to approve Ordinance No. 27 on first reading; Councilmember Bob Ruder seconded the motion. r ~~ ~~ Council Minutes July 17, 1979 Page 2 Ordinance No. 28, Series of 1979, amending the Model Traffic Code relating to use of play streets was read by Mayor Rod Slifer on first reading. Russ Motta, Chief of Police introduced a map of the designated play areas and also discussed the areas that roller skates or skate boards or similar devices were n.ot to be used. Councilmember Bi11 Wi1to made a motion to approve Ordinance No. 28 as amended; Councilmember Bob Ruder seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 29, Series of 1979, annexing Lionsridge 77 acres was read by Mayor Rodney Slifer on first reading. There was ~o discussion. Councilmember Paula Palmateer made a motion to apprave Ordinance No. 29 on first reading; Councilmember Bill Wilto seconded the motion. A11 present voted, the vote was 6 for and 1 against (Tom Steinberg). Ordinance No, 30, Series of 1979, zoning parcels of property known as Lionsridge 77 acres was read by Mayor Rodney Slifer on first reading. There was no discussion. Councilmember Bob Ruder made a motion to approve Ordinance Na. 30, on first reading; Councilmember Scott Hopman seconded the motion. All present voted, 5 for and 1 against (Tom Steinberg) The next stem on the agenda was a presention on the appeal for a deck enclosure at Cyrano's by Jerry Grevin. He doesn't feel that the issue is the enclosing of the patio but how he intends to do it. The enclosure will be all glass and the ceiling will be able to slid back to give the atmosphere of eating outside. He feels this enclosure would give people a place to wait in the winter. After a lengthy discussion in regards to the enclosure and the lease agreement between the owner and the Town of Vail it was decided to table the discussion until the July 31 work session. Councilmember Bob Ruder made a motion to table the appeal until the July 31st work session; Councilmember Paula Palmateer seconded the motion. All present voted, 5 for and 2 abstained (John Donovan and Scott Hopman) The next item on the agenda was a discussion of Management Contract with Vail Water and Sanitation by Lawrence C. Rider, Town Attorney. Dennis Murphy, Environmental Health Officer gave a follow-up report on Air Quality in the Gore Valley. TOWN MANAGER REPORTS Mentioned that the Town would be passing an Ordinance in regards to the purchase of 13 new buses..for Urban Mass Transportation System. Report the May sales tax figure of $54,054.00. Introduced Laura Snyder the Town of Vail's new Environmental Health Officer. TOWN ATTORNEY REPORTS: None Councilmember John Donovan moved to adjourn the meeting; Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion. All presented voted in favor, and the meeting adjourned at i0:~5 P.M. ATTEST: Town C er ~~ /.~f~~ v ,~ r VATL TOWN COUNCIL Special. Meeting July 31, 1979 MEMBERS PRESENT: Mayor Rod Slifer OTHERS: Larry Rider, Town Attorney John Donovan Scott Hopman Paula Palmateer Tom Steinberg Bi11 Wilto The Town Council convened in a Special Meeting at 2:00 P.M. on Tuesday, July 31, 1979 in the Council Chambers of the Towrr of Vail 'Municipal Building to adopt Ordinance No. 31, Series of 1979, first reading. This is to authorize the issuance and sale of $12,800,000.00 in single family mortgage revenue bonds, Series of 1979, for the Pitkin Creek Project. Larry Rider explained that there were two items that the Council was to discuss: one was a resolution and the second item was the ordinance. Tt was noted that these were the last two items to be dealt with in the arrangement between the Town of Vail, Pitkin Creek and the various other entities for sale and maintenance of the industrial revenue bonds. The resolution deals with the sale of the bonds, defines what a qualified purchaser is and determines how and when the property can be resold as well as the various responsibilities of the individual parties, including the Town of Vail at the time of resale. Garth Grisson and Jay Peterson, representing Pitkin Creek, gave a more detailed description of the resolution. Other items that were discussed were proposed landscaping plans, condominium declarations and the. Town's obligations under the resolution for resales. Garth Grisson then outlined some changes that were requested from the ''s.e~vicer" that did not appear on the Council's copy of the resolution but would appear on the closing documents. Chuck Anderson, Pitkin Creek, gave the Council some of the financial details relating to the bonds. As there was no further discussion, Paula Palmateer made a motion to approve the resolution as amended; seconded by John Donovan. The motion also included an amendment made by John Donovan on Page 7 dealing with time limits. A unanimous vote was recorded in favor of the motion. Ordinance No. 31, Series of 1979, an emergency ordinance, first reading. Bill Wilto expressed his concern about the "income" limitations and Jay Peterson addressed this. Slifer then read the "title" into the record. Scott Hopman made a motion for approval; seconded by Tom Steinberg. A unanimous vote was recorded. As there was no other business, the Special Meeting was adjourned. ATTEST: /~``" ~~ f~ ~ ~ ~MA •~/ ~~ TOWN CLARK n ° L i VAIL TOWN COUNCIL Regular Meeting August 7, 1979 The Vail Town Council convened for its regular meeting on Tuesday, August 7, 1979 in the Council Chambers of the Vail Municipal Building. Present were the following Councilmerrabers and Mayor Rodney Slifer. John Dono~ran Paula Palmateer Tom Steenberg Robert Ruder William Wi1to Scott Hopman Also present were Town Manager Richard Caplan and Town Attorney Larry Rider. Ordinance No. 27, Series of 1979, Annexing a 28.114 acre parcel of land along the Golf Course into the Town of Vail, located in the NW/4 of Section 10, T5S, R80W of the 6th P.M, was introduced on second reading by Mayor Slifer. Dick Ryan, Director of Community Development, explained the location and purpose of annexation to the Town. There was no discussion. John Donovan moved to approve the ordinance on second reading; second by Steinberg. A11 present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 28, Series of 1979, amending the Traffic Code Article XXI, Section 21-5D, relating to play streets was introduced on second reading by Mayor Slifer. Richard Caplan explained the need for designation and outlined the streets to be designated play streets. There was a brief discussion, and Scott Hopman moved to approve the ordinance on second reading; Wilto seconded the motion. A unanimous vote was recorded in favor. Ordinance No. 29, Series of 1979, annexing to the Town of Vail certain property located in the N2 of Section 12 ,. T5S, R81W, of the 6th P.M., Eagle County, commonly known as Lionsridge, consisting of 77 acres (more or less), was introduced on second reading by Mayor Slifer. Dick Ryan explained the location,and since there was no discussion, Bob Ruder moved to approve the ordinance. Scott Hopman seconded the motion. Those voting in favor of the motion were: Donovan, Palmateer, Hopman, Ruder and Wilto. Tom Steinberg was opposed. The motion carried. Ordinance No. 30, Series of 1979, zoning parcels of property located in the N~ of Section 12, T5S R87.W, of the 6th P.M. was introduced on second reading by Mayor Slifer. Dick Ryan explained that this was the zoning of the Lionsridge 77 acres. There was a brief discussion after which Bob Ruder made a motion to approve the ordinance; second by Wilto. Those voting in favor of the motion were: Donovan; Palmateer; Hopman; Ruder and Welto. Tom Steinberg was opposed. The motion carried. Ordinance No. 22, Series of 1979, first reading, amending the Vail Municipal Code to allow one Single-Family Residential unit in the Two Family Residential District and Two---Family Primary/Secondary Residential District on lots of less than 15,000 square feet, with the possible addition of a second rental unit according to the terms specified herein was introduced by Mayor Slifer. Dick Ryan explained the reasoning for this ordinance and then gave a brief explanation of what changes would occur from the enactment of this ordinance. Larry Rider noted than an omission.. existed on the top of Page Two, Paragraph 3, Subparagraph (a) Vail Town Council August 7, 1979 . Page Two which would read "That the applicant shall agree in writing a) that the secondary dwelling unit shall not be sold, transfered or conveyed separately from the primary unit." After a general discussion Council requested the Town Attorney to research the possibility of the addition of language to guarantee long-term/year-round employee housing. John Donovan made a motion to approve the ordinance with the amendment that it ensure long-term, local residents occupy the secondary unit in addition to the corrections as noted above; second by Hopman. A unanimous vote was recorded in favor of-the motion. Ordinance No. 32, Series of 1979, First Reading, rezoning an approximately one-acre unplatted parcel commonly referred to as the Getty Site, from Heavy Service to Medium Density Multi-Familyywas read into .the record by Mayor Slifer. Dick Ryan gave some background information on the zone change. He also noted that the Planning and Environmental Commission had denied this request anal that the staff's recommendation was for the parcel to remain Heavy Service. Gary Andrus, attorney for the developer, presented their reasons for the zoning change. After • a general discussion, Scott Hopman made a motion to deny the request; second by Donovan. A unanimous vote was recorded to deny the rezoning request. Ordinance No. 33, Series of 1979, First Reading, designating zone districts on a 28-acre parcel located in the N~ of Section 12, T5S, R81W of the 6th P.M. recently annexed into the Town was read into the record by Mayor Slifer. Dick Ryan gave an explanation of the ordinance. There were some questions about how the protective covenants apply to this parcel of property in relation to GRFA restrictions. Council requested that the ordinance be amended to reflect the GRFA restrictions imposed on the adjoining lot. A motion to approve the ordinance as amended by John Donavan; second by Hopman, A unanimous vote was recorded in favor. PRESENTATIONS: Discussion on the proposed outdoor facility at Ford Park was introduced by Mayor Slifer. John Dobson made the presentation regarding the addition of an amphitheatre on Ford Park. It was noted that there was some concern from the athletic groups about the possible loss of playing fields. Mayor Slifer noted that the.Town hoped to acquire other lands that would becomd available for athlotic uses. and that they have been working very closely with the County in their master plan,and hopefully,they wi11 be able to acquire lands for recreational purposes. A lengthy discussion followed. John Donovan made a motion to set aside 1.5 acres for a period of 1 year for the "amphitheatre group" to come before the Council with a proposal and financing, and until that date, the 1.5 acres as located on the map would be-held for the Vail Amphitheatre Group; second by Wilto. A 6-1 vote was recorded in favor of the motion. (Ruder opposed}. Discussion went to the Recreation Budget and the watering system on the Ford Park athletic fields. Rich Caplan noted that the Town is planning to undertake a comprehensive plan for the Gore Val1~y and would include an updated recreation plan and as a part of the "Open Space Program" would be taking a look at all of the recreation facilities. A lengthy discussion followed on "recreation uses" and the loss of land for them. Council felt that a committee should be set up to discuss the recreational needs and desires of the people..-___It was suggested that. a report of the committee's findings be~~subm~t.ted to Couneil no later • than November. Vaii Town Council August 7, 1979 Page Three • SPECIAL HEARING: Resolution N0. 19, Series of 1979, authorizing the filing of an application with the Department of Transportation, U.S.A., for a grant under the Urban Mass Transportation Act of 1964, as amended, was introduced into the record by Mayor Slifer. It was noted that the proposed project would be to purchase necessary capital equipment to improve the quality of bus service and to purchase 14 buses, 2 support vehicles, 24 mobile radios, office equipment and furnishings, heavy and light equipment and vehicle backing systems. The estimated cost of the project is $1,944,500 and the Federal share requested is $1,555,000. The local share is $388,900, and the source of the local share would be the Town's General Fund. Jon Eberle explained the. complete plan in greater detail. After the general discussion, Tom Steinberg made a motion to approve Resolution No. 19; second by Wilto. A unanimous vote was recorded in favor of the motion. Appeal of the Planning and Environmental Commission's decision on Cyranas Conditional Use Request to enclose outdoor decks was read into the record by Mayor Slifer. He gave a brief outline of the Council's familiarity with this matter. .Dick Ryan gave the background information pertaining to this request and noted that the Planning Commission recommended denial of the request by a 3--2 vote. Jerry Grevin, on behalf of the applicant, noted that the staff had recommended approval and that at the last work session, the Council and the applicant had talked about a modified proposal which would include enclosing only the front porch. Tom Steinberg made a motion to uphold the Planning Commission's denial of the applicant's request. The motion died due to the lack of a second. Bill Wilto made a motion to accept the revised proposal which would enclose the north deck only, and the question of where that deck protruded over the Town property must be resolved; second by Palmateer. ~'Vi1to felt that a glass enclosure of the north deck would enhance the appearance of the building and could be justified by the protection of the patrons of the restaurant from the vehicular traffic on that side of the building. After a brief discussion, Palmateer felt that the issue should go back to the Planning Commission. George Knox questioned why Council is against the enclosure of any balconies in the Core Area. Property owners' rights were also brought up. Kinda Kaiser spoke to the "Human Rights" issue an which she read i a letter and presented a copy to Larry Rider to enter into the record. {See Attached.) Larry Rider clarified Wilto`s motion. There was a general discussion whether or not Council should send the modified proposal back to the Planning Commission. Sandy Mills, planning commission member, felt that it should go back. Mayor Slifer called the question and clarified the motion again. The motion failed 3-2 with two abstentions. (Wilta, Ruder in favor; Slifer, Steinberg, Palmateer against; Donovan, Hopman abstained). The Mayor's reasoning for denial of the proposal is as follows: he doesn`t want enclosed ba~.conies; that it is a substantially changed proposal and should go back to the Planning Commiss~.on. Steinberg concurred with the Mayor's objections and felt that it would have a significant impact on traffic. Palmateer was in favor of the proposal but felt that it should go back to the Planning Commission for their review. Mayor Slifer made a motion to send the modified application li~:ck~to~the Planning Commission and waived any of the publication requirements that would delay the process; second by Wilto. A unanimous vote was recorded in favor of sending the modified proposal back to the Planning Commission for consideration. MAYOR REPORT: • Slifer noted that the Town had received a petition from the Lionshead Merchants' Association asking that the Council consider the construction of a parking structure in the east Lionshead lot and noted that a public hearing would be held if the desire existed. ~ V Vail Town Council August 7, 1979 Page Four TOWN MANAGER REPORT: Rich Caplan noted that the Western Governors would Vail Symposium 9. He also announced that a Public be in Vail, and would be co-sponsored by the Vail Vail Resort Association. The show would be in Town October lst. TOWN ATTORNEY REPORT: None CITIZEN PARTICIPATION: participate in the Art Exhibit would Institute and the August 15th thxough George Knox, Jr., asked that 3 stop signs be replaced in the Core area, more specifically,that the stop signs be put back up at the Vorlaugher. There followed a general discussion about traffic routes especially as they relate to the Hospital. A request was made to have the "Core Rover" back in the Core area. Linda Kaiser asked about speed controls in Bighorn. Mayor Slifer noted that "dips" would be installed. Ella • and George Knox asked for better railings on bridges. An unidentified citizen asked the Council to intervene with the Pascal Construction Company and have them stop digging up the cables (CATV, IToly Cross and Mountain Be11}. As there was na furthex business, the meeting was adjourned. ATTEST: i~' ~' ( ~ Town Clerk - -~ ( ~~~ May~x n ~ ~ ~~ ±~ra Y r~ LJ r pvertime ontlic! aver t Red Cliff, .t Sheriff's resting to l~l LionsFfead igned by 66 businesses, res of Ford arming Arts ule meeting rots, page 7 rs review i Gllman~ Red nd Gypsum fas ,IAF Business Manager! Reporter ~rodu~ftlon Manager ~~~~A L ~ /-I f?• 1'~/J75 ~~ input ~~. ~~~,~. ~ ~~,~~. ,~ ~ ~ ,~ ~9 lV~an has rights; riot society and not gor-ern~nent Dear Editor: My position on the real estate transfer tax: The United 5tatos was established as the first moral society in the history of mankind, with, the only moral purpose of govern- ment being the protection of individual rights, and the most fundamental of these being the right to one's own life. Man has rights; not so• ciety and not government. Neither society nor govern- ment may use man to i#'s own ends. Gsvernment in- stituted among men derives its just powers lrom the consent of the governed. As Rome returned to the land tax ,as a source of revenue after the decay of the empire destroyed her commerce, so Vail is doing the • same to protect what precious little green space is leh tram the ongoing greed of the developers. As in any resort com- munity where land is scarce and demand is high, people of both high and question- able more! standards con- gregate. In a resort society life is tough, business is intense, and the people who tend to stay also tend to be intense. There is a lot of very determined input being giv- en to the government of the town and sometmes the specifics ofi the tax itself threaten us with the loss of insight as to the political ramifications of the issue. There is a great deal of controversy going on right new over the transfer tax. People who wish to be involved in town govern- ment often have a very difficult time in so doing because of the risk of aflending a friend while upholding a particular moral attitude concerned with the running of the town. The town is very smelt. tt is easier to put up with a little bit of abuse from your government than to do something about it. Tho United States has a system of law within the provisions of the Constitu- tion which constitutes a norm to which ail ordinary statute iaw must conform. The writing of the Constitu- tion was to protect men from government, not gov- ernment from men. The Constitution has taken this, country farther than any other country in the history of the world. It has esta- b~ished ozone of freedom, into which NO government may legally operate. The Constitution safoguards in- divldualrights which history has found to be of utmost importance: freedom of speech and worship, the right of habeas corpus, freedom from arbitrary de- privations except by due process of iaw, and protec- tion from unreasonable search and seizure. Once in office an elected official very quickly loses !ouch with his constituents. A certain attitude becomes prevailing; that of insulatiorf and sometimes self pity. fVv one understands that the job is voluntary, and in large part, unpaid. The taken payment is simply a token. However, the elected official must understand that he or she ran for office of their own tree choice. Men of integrity and pub- lic spirit must seek clear guidance in running a town. They must Lake all input, even though the taking of it is time consuming. There are proposals from all a- round, some Pram people motivated by greed and some from people motivated for the good of the town. Sometimes the two groups have even the same goat in mind, if for different rea- sons. No one ever said that the running of the govern- ment was a simple and easy task. The government of men is one of t#'~e hard8st jabs with which we are faced. . I ain taking issue at this time with one particular problem concerning the passing of the transfer tax and that issue is that is was not voted an by the people. An stetted official must remember that he or she is an elected official. The peo- ple must remember that if an elected official goes against the constitution and what it stands for, that it is the duty of the people to see that the problem is rectified. I believe that this can be ' done in a constructive man- ner, It is un#ortunate that the system a1 government which was set up for this country so many years ago lends itself unusually easily to exploitation by the clever and unscrupulous, unless the people see to it that the system is protected. It is also unfortunate that it has become common practice in our political system to pass laws with hidden powers and meanings written into them. We must always guard against this. Our rights are the most precious posses- sion which we have. t believe that it is time to look at our town govern- ment in the very broadest sonse and examine very closely what we are doing by allowing a smelt group of people to past a very large tax without our consent. We do not need an oligarchy in this town. This is just not a minor problem. It was of such significance at one point in our history that it was one of the things bringing about the writing of the Declaration of entire nation of people. it we today look at these ideas with any less degree of concern because we know all of the people involved, democracy will once again be on the losing side, It takes a lot of the little lasing sides to make up one very big losing side. This country does not need losing sides in small town politics right now. It needs in the eyes of the world demonstrations in every town and city that we believe what we say we believe. It needs a theme of protection of individual rights and the protection of the concept that we have the right to pursue happi- ness. No one said that happiness is a right; only that we have the right to pursue it. to delegating power to a government in a small town the government is given the power to govern in the name of the people. it is not given the right to govern FOR the people. It simply does not Suffice to go to the special interest groups such as the reattors, etc., and ask for their endorsement. That is still not government by the people: tt also does not suffice to say that the people are not interested. They are. As consensus of opinion develops the Council must pay attention. it is not the right of Council to proceed with an attitude that they are right, it is done, and therefore it will be. bur country does not and must never be permitted to run iri that manner. When the people .have something. to say, a council endowed wi#h Wisdom should Listen with respect. Even a fool has his story to tell and the right to tell it. I would very much like to see democracy survive in this world, but for #his to be so people must have a regard for individual human rights, a willingness to parti- cipate in public affairs, a willingness of groups to work for something other than their own selfish de- sires, and an integrity in the process of going about the business of running the government. It is of prime importance to guard one part of society against the injustice of the other part. This is the purpose of setting up a government with a system of checks and balances. Again, I must emphasize that I am trying to view this problem in a broad sense. i am not concerned about the specifics of the tax itself. We must admit to ourselves the nature of what we are accepting. Facts of govern- ment and facts of rights cannot be eliminated by keeping one's eyes shut and saying that what was done would have been done anyway. We must know the full meaning a# that which we are advocating it we do nothing about the actions of the council. A rational mind does not subjugate itself to anyone else's opinions,. threats, wishes or force. I would like to ask via this letter that those of you who are voters in this town, and who do recognize the need to pay heed to individual rights, contact the council members immediately and demand that this tax be put to the vote ai the people. There wilt be those who say that if everyone'ss far the tax then there is no need to hold an election. That is not true. To those I say please re-read the above. This country does not need oligarchy on any level. The -needs of some men must not take prece- dence over the needs of others. The violation of the rights of an individual means the abrogation of all rights. The enemy of oligar- chy is integrity. . . ''.,~. Linda Kaiser ~ ~ - Thank you pear Editor: Just a note to thank you and your staff for your support in providing ad- vance coverage as well as follow-up of the recent Red Zinger Bicycle Classic in Vail. Your cooperation and support help make it an event to mark on the calendar each summer. Sincerely, Mary Morgan Red Zinger Bicycle Classic Vail Advance Committee Investment Planning WorkshopAug 17 Are you paying more taxes In this workshop, students tax brackets. The second men! sates, the sett-em- iw than you have to? Yau wit! learn how to formulate a topic, "Insurance from an ployed, business planning ^,,; AGFI~DA VAIL TOWN COUNCTL REGULAR MEETING AUGUST 21, 1979 7:30 P.M. ~~ ~ ~~~~V box ioa . vail, Colorado sissy . sos•a76~5&'13 ~ ~ ~ h ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS ~"~j..) Ordinance No. 34, Series of 1979, first reading, An Ordinance amending the Iaot Area and Density Section of the Agricultural and Open Space District of the Zoning Ordinance. r2:) Ordinance No, 35, Series of 1979, first reading, An Ordinance rezoning properties owned by Special. Districts within the Town of Vail to Public Uss District. 8.) Ordinance No. 36, Series of 1979, first reading, An Ordinance designating Zoning for the recently annexed parcel in Matterhorn Village. 4.) Resolution No. 20, Series of 1979, A Resolution exercising the option and obligation of the Tawn Council to redeem certain Bonds. PRESENTATIONS 1~.) Report from Senator Richard M. Soash. 6.) Report from Lionshead Business Association RE: Parking Structure. ?.) Request from VA RE: Cloud Seeding. g. } ~Appe d Fir tkie e a.g e prof loc ouse site). - T0~'1N MANAGER REPORTS g.) Selection of one member to the Design Review Board TO~itN ATTORNEY REPORTS CITIZEN PARTICIPATION Boar ais on o a~ on L 1, V Vil l 2n ~.1 Richard Caplan ' Town Manager Y f MINUTES VAIL TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING AUGUST 21, ].979 • The Vail Town Council convened for its regular meeting at 7:30 pm on Tuesday, August 21, 1979, in the Town Council Chambers of the Vail Municipal Building. The following Councilmembers and Mayor Rodney E. Slifer were present: John Donovan Paula Palmateer Bob Ruder Bill Wilto Dr. T. I. Steinberg Absent: Scott Hopman Also present were: Richard Caplan, Town Manager and Lawrence C. Rider Town Attorney. The first matter for Council's attention was Ordinance No. 34, Series of 1979, amending the Lot Area and Density Section of the Agricultural and Open Space District of the zoning Ordinance was read on first reading by Mayor Rodney E. Slifer. A presentation was made by Dick Ryan. There was a lengthy discussion between Council and Citizens. Councilmember John Donovan made a motion to table Ordinance No,.~4, Series of 1979, for two weeks (September 4th) and turn this back over to the PEC for further study, Councilmember Paula Palmateer seconded the motion. A11 present voted 4 for and 1 against (the Mayor). Ordinance No. 35, Series of 1979, rezoning properties owned by Special Districts within the Town of Vail to Public Use District, was read by Mayor Rodney E. Slifer on first reading. A presentation was made by Dick Ryan, Director of Community Development. There was no discussion. Councilmember Bill Wilto made a motion to approve Ordinance No. 35, Series of 1979 on first reading; Councilmember Bob Ruder seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 36, Series of 1979, an Ordinance designating zoning for the recently annexed parcel in Matterhorn Village was read on first reading by Mayor Rodney E. Slifer. A presentation was made by Dick Ryan, Director of Community Development. There was no dis- cussion. Councilmember Paula Palmateer made a motion to approve Ordinance No. 36 on first reading; Councilmember Jahn Donovan seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Next item on the agenda was Resolution NO. 20, Series of 1979, exercising the option and obligation of the Town Council to redeem certain Bonds, was read by Mayor Rodney E. Slifer and introduced by Bi11 Pyka, Director of Finance: There was no discussion or questions from the audience. Councilmember John Donovan made a motion to approve Resolution No. 20, Series of 1979; Councilmember Bob Ruder seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. The next item on the agenda was a very informative report by Senator Richard M. Soash. A report from Bud..Benedict, representing__the Lionshead Business Association on the parking structure proposal for Lionshead. After a lengthy discussion between Council and Citizen participation it was decided to discuss this issue further in the August 28th work session. A request for monies from the Town of Vail by Vail Associates. to help with the cloud seeding program was presented by Joe Massey of Vail Associates. He introduced Larry Germstatt of Western Weather consulting who answered questions from the Council and the audience. After a lengthy discussion the Council decided to look at this proposal further and bring it back on September 4th. Councilmember Wilta made the motion to table until September 4th; Mayor Rodney E. Slifer seconded the motion. All present voted 4 in savor of and 1 against (palmateer). ri c ~_J Town Council Minutes August 21, 1979 Page 2 The next item an the Agenda was for the .Council to vote by ballot for one (1) new replacement far the Design Review Board The new member of the Design Review Board is Fritz Glade. TOWN MANAGER REPORTS. Issued an invitation to all in regards to the Red Cliff Fiesta. Asked if there would be a quorum for the August 28th meeting and there will be. Mentioned that Item 9: Appeal of the Design Review Board decision on the Ipanema Condominium project located on Lott, Vail Village 2nd Filing (old Firehouse site) was withdrawn. TOWN ATTORNEY REPORTS. Nothing. CITIZEN PARTICPATION: None Councilmember Donovan moved to adjourn the meeting, Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the meeting adjourned at 10:30 P.M. ATTEST: .` i~'L y Town Clerk ` .. ,-> -. ilOYd~ 0 AGENDA TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING SEPTEMBER 4, 1979 '7:30 P.M. box ioo vail, colorac#a sis5~ 3oaa~s-ssa3 ORDINANCES RND RESOLUTIONS l,) Ordinance No. 22, Series of 1979, Second Reading, amending the Vail Municipal Code to allow one Single-Family Residential unit in the Two-Family Residential District and Two--Family Primary/Secondary Residential District on lots of less than 15,000 square feet, with the possible addition of a second rental unit according to the terms specified herein. . 2,) Ordinance No. 33, Series a 28-acre parcel located recently annexed into th 3.} Ordinance No. 34, Series Area and Density Section Ordinance. of in e T~ of of 1979, Second Reading, designating zone districts on the NZ of Section 12,.T5S, R81W of the 6th P.M. awn. 1979, ~d Reading, An Ordinance amending the Lot the Agricultural and Open Space District of the Zoning 4.} Ordinance No. 35, Series of 1979, Second Reading, An Ordinance rezoning properties owned by Special Districts within the Town of Vail to Public Use District. 5,} Ordinance No. 36, Series of 7979, Second Reading, An Ordinance designating Zoning for the recently annexed parcel in Matterhorn Village. 6.) Ordinance No. 37, Series of 1979, First Reading, Authorizing the issuance of Construction Bands far Pitkin Creek Parfc. PRESENTATIONS C7.) Discussion regarding Lionshead Parking Structure. L$.) Request from VA RE: Cloud Seeding. c~9.) Report on the Northwest Council of Governments activities. 10.) ATternatives to the Transportation System 11.) Approval of Easement Agreement for construction of Sewer line by and with Upper Eagle Valley Sanitation District. ~WN MANAGER REPORTS TOWN ATTORNEY REPORTS CITIZEN PARTICIPATION /. ~~ Richard Caplan, Tawn Manager- MINUTES VATL TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING SEPTEMBER 4, 1979 The Vail Town Cauncil convened for its regular meeting at 7:30 P.M. on Tuesday, September ~, 1979, in the Town Council Chambers of the Vail Municipal Building. The following Councilmembers and Mayor Rodney Slif er were present: John Donovan Paula Palmateer Tom Steinberg Bill Wilto Scott Hopman Bob Ruder Also present were: Richard Caplan, Town Manager and Attorney Lawrence C. Rider. The first item on the agenda was Ordinance No. 22, 1979, amending the Municipal Code to allow one single-f amity Residential unit in the Two-Family Residential District and Two-Family Primary/Secondary Residential on lots of less than 15,000 square feet, with a possible addition of a second rental unit was introduced on second reading by Mayor Rod Slifer. There was, no discussion from the Council. Council- member Steinberg moved to approve the ordinance on second reading;. Councilmember Hopman seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 33, Series of 1979, designating zone districts on a 28-acre parcel of located in the nZ of Section 12, t5S, R$1W of the 6th P.M. recently annexed inter the Town was introduced on second reading by Mayor Rodney Slifer. Councilmember Donovan moved to approve the ordinance on second. reading; Councilmember Ruder seconded the motion. A11 present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 34, Series of 1979, amending the lot area and density section of the Agricultural and Open Spaee District of the Zoning Ordinance was introduced by Rod Slifer on First reading. It was the consensus of the Councilmembers to table this Ordinance until the first meeting in October. Councilmember Hopman moved to table Ordinance No. 34 until October 2; Councilmember Ruder seconded the motion. A11 present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 35, Series of 1979, rezoning properties owned by Special Districts within the Town of Vail to PUblic Use District was introduced by Mayor Rodney Slifer. After some discussion between the Council, Councilmember Steinberg made a motion to approve Ordinance No. 35 on second reading; Councilmember Donovan seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 36, Series of 1979, designating Zoning for the recently annexed parcel in Matterhorn Village was introduced on second.__reading by Mayor Rod Slifer. Councilmember Steinberg made a motion to approve Ordinance No. 36 on second reading.; Councilmember Hopman seconded the motion, All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance Na. 37, Series of 1979, first_.xeading, authorizing the issuance of Construction Bonds for Pitkin Creek Park~was asked to be postponed by the applicant until Tuesday, September 11th at which time would be a Special Meeting. Councilmember Wilto made a motion to postpone Drdinance No. 37 until September 11; Councilmember Donovan seconded the motion, A11 present voted in savor and the motion passed. r . Vail Town Council Regular Meeting September }~., 1979 Page 2 A presentation was given by Tom Glass of the NWCCOG who gave a summary of what COG does and touched on the 208 Water Program. Keith Troxel, County Commissioner asked the Town for $5,000 for the water battle. Next year the County will donate $25,000 for this purpose and won..';t have to ask the Town .for additional funding. However, COG will ask for additional funding from the Town in the 1980 Calendar year. Richard Caplan, Town Manager, stated that some of this money should come from the Vail Water and Sanitation District. Councilmember Palmateer made a motion that the Town of Vail appropriate $5;-0.00 to the NWCCOG for the water fund and a recommendation to the Vail Water and Sanitation District far additional. funds; Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Bub Benedict representing the Lionshead Merchants asked on behalf of the Lionshead Merchants for a two week delay in order to have a complete overall view of the proposed Lionshead parking structure. He feels that by then all questions will have answers and urged the Council. and will as the citizens for questions they would like answered. Walt Kane, Officer of the 1st Bank of Denver gave a financial feasibility study last March for the $6 million dollar structure. Richard Caplan asked Walt Kane to re-exam the situation. The~Council.would.like,~c~~ see a rendering and.written._financial. Bob Parker wantEd to go on, record by saying that "VA supports the efforts of the Lionshead Merchants and is willing to dedicate the Land to the Town for a parking structure. The Town of Vail staff is to compose questions present them to the committee and Va and get the answers. A meeting is to be set up with VA sometime next week. This will be on the night agenda of September 18 Joe Massey from Vail Associates gave a presentation on the Cloud Seeding program. After a lengthy discussion with the Council and citizen participation Councilmember Wilto made a motion to approve the program with the following stipulations, (1) VA is to find out frgm Western Weather what the start up cost would be; (2) The Town Council wi11 review the program on December 1, 1979 and January 1, 1980; Councilmember Steinberg seconded.-the motion. A11 present voted in favor and the motion passed. Allen Gertenberger gave a slide presentation on Transportation Alternative The study showed that we cannot at this time afford an automatic transit system, and he suggests working on getting a more efficient bus system and the maximum utilization out the bus system we have. Tom Glass from NWCCOG announced that there will be a meeting on Trans- :_;. portation in Aspen on September 27th for those interested. Also at the same meeting Dr. Traylor would be there to discussion restaurant inspecti The Council then acted on the approval of an Easement Agreement for construction of Sewer line by and with Upper Eagle Valley Sanitation District that was presented by Kent Rose. Councilmember Donovan made the motion to approve the easement; Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion. TOWN MANAGRR REPORTS l.) Announced a contest for a new Town Logo, enteries must be submitted to the Town by September 28th. Winner has their pick of either a golf, tennis or skating pass. 2.) Announced that next Tuesday September 11th the Council will be meeting in Eagle for a joint session with the County Commissioners. The meeting will start at 1 P.M. TOWN ATTORNEY NOTHING Mayor Rodney S1i,fer publicly thank Maureen Wirth for her coverage of Town Council Regular Meeting ~' September 4, 1979 ~~ " Page 3 Town events and introduced her replacement Kim Matthews. The Council wished Carlos Miranda well; he underwent surgery and is doing very well. If the Council wishes to review the firehouse site there is only 7 days for appeal. Councilmember John Donovan moved that the meeting adjourn; Councilmember Palmateer seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the meeting adjourned at 10 P.M. Mayor ATTEST Town Clerk ~ ~~ • ~.y AGENDA VAhL TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING SEPTEMBER 18, 1979 .to~11 of ua~~l~ ~?O?C 1 QO • VBI~, ~0I0t8C~0 81657 • 3(13 47' 6-561 3 ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS ]..} Ordinance No. 38, Series of 1979, an Ordinance providing for a supplemental indenture to the mortgage revenue bonds for Pitkin Creek Park. 2.} Ordinance No. 39, Series of 1579, an Ordinance`approving the amendment to the Public Works Maintenance Facility Lease Agree- ment. PRESENTATIONS 3.} Discussion of Lionshead Parking Structure 4.) Appeal of Ipanema Condominiums 5.) Approval of Waste Water Treatment Management Agency Agreement TOWN MANAGER REPORTS TOWN ATTORNEY REPORTS CITIZEN PARTICIPATION • 4 (LPL V{ L L ~~~ 6 '~~ Richard Capla>.a, T/ov~n. Manager r ~~ _' r ,Y tiff ,. }'F F ~~ MINUTES VAIL TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING SEPTEMBER 18, 1979 The Vail Town Council convened for its regular meeting at 7:30 pm on Tuesday, September 18, 1979, in the Town Council Chambers of the Vail. Municipal Building. The following Councilmembers and Mayor Rodney E. Slifer were present: John Donovan Paula Palmateer Tom Steinberg Bill Wilto Scott Hoprnan Bob Ruder ~~ Also present were: Richard Caplan, Town Manager and Lawrence C. Rider Town Attorney. The first matter far Council's attention was Ordinance No. 38, Series of 1979, providing for a supplemental indenture to the mortgage revenue bonds of Pitkin Greek Park,was introduced on first reading by Mayor Rodney Slifer. Councilmember Steinberg moved to approve the Ordinance No. 38th on first reading; Gouncilmember Hopman seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 39, Series of 1979, approving the amendment to the PUb1ic Works Maintenance Facility Lease Agreement was introduced on first reading by Mayor Slifer. Richard Caplan, Town Manager asked that a motion be made to postpone this Ordinance. Councilmember Ruder made a motion to table Ordinance No. 39, until a Later date; Councilmember Donavan seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. The next item on the agenda was a discussion of Lionshead Parking Structure introduced Mr. Jim Ream, Architect and Hugh Hyder, Contractor who put together some sketches and a narrative concerning the parking structure. The question before the Counicl was whether yr not to act on the issue tonight. It was decided by Council to go with the 6.8 millon dollar project (1,100 parkixig spaces).-:-.The .Council has up to 32 days before the November election to change the dollar amount. Councilmember Palmateer made a motion to put this on the November ballot for 1,100 parking spaces at 6.8 million dollars; Councilinember Wilto seconded the motion. All present voted, 6 for and l against (Steinberg), the motion passed. The next item for discussion was the Ipanema Condominium appeal, presented by Jim Harter. There was a lengthy discussion between the Council and the general concensus was to deny the design. There was input from Craig Snowdon who is on the Design Review Board and Sandi Mills who is on the Planning and Environmental Commission. A motion by Councilmember Ruder to deny the design; Councilmember Donovan .seconded the motion. The motion failed 5 for and 2 against. Another motion was made to table the Appeal until the October 2 meeting so a sight inspection and a thoro~.gh.look of the project,could,.be made by the Council. Councilmember Palmateer made the motion to table the Appeal until Oct 2; Councilmember Wilto seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. The next item for discussion was the approval of Waste Water Treatment Management Agency agreement. Councilmember Steinberg made a motion to approve the Agreement which is Alternative I; Councilmember Ruder seconded the motion. All present voted in favor of and the motion passed. TOWN MANAGER REPORTS Pleased to announce that the U.S. Forest Service donated to the Town Loge Pale Pines. Richard Caplan also announced that there will be a tree planting session on September 28th. TOWN ATTORNEY REPORTS None ti COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 18, 1979 Page 2 Miscellaneous: Vail Symposium starts Friday evening September 21 with a Cocktail Party for the Governor's at the Mark. Regular session starts at 9 am on Saturday September 22nd. Al Amoral a concerned citizen apologize for the conduct of the general public for getting up and leaning during a presentation. Bob Fritch owner o£ the Sitzmark stated that his business has suffered due to the construction on Bridge Street. He is asking for more signage to direct people; he stated that the signage at the four way stop does not designate lodging ahead. Council can modify sign to add lodging. Councilmember John Donovan moved to adjourn the :meeting. Councilmember Wi1to seconded the motion. All present voted in favor, and the meeting adjourned at 10:30 P.M. ATTEST: /~~%~/~ ~~ MAYOR ~ ~~ ~ `' i .-' ~tara~ of nail AGENDA VAIL TOWN CQ[7NCTL REGULAR MEE1'I~dG OCTOBER 2, 1979 7:3A P.M. ~ , bOx 1fl0 a V81~, CoEorado 8!657 0 343.476.5673 ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS a.,. j .Ordinance iVo. 38, Series of 1.979, second reacting, an Ordinance providing for a supplemental indenture to the mortgage revenue bonds for Pitkin Creep Park. 2.) Ordinance No. 39, Series of 1979, first reading, approving amendment to the Public Works Maintenance Facility Lease Agreement. - PRESENTATIONS 3.) Continuation of Ipanema Condominiums appeal. 4.) Report on proposed Lionshead Parking Structure. TOWN MANAGER REPORTS TOWN ATTORNEY REPORTS CITIZEN PARTICXPATI4N Richard Caplan, Town Manager r MINUTES VAIL TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING OCTOBER 2, 1979 . The Vail Town Council convened for its regular meeting at 7:30 P.M. on Tuesday, October 2, 1979, in the Town Council Chambers of the Vail Municipal Building. The following Councilmembers and Mayor Rodney Slifer were present: Bill Wilto Scott Hopman Bob Ruder Absent: John Donovan Paula Palmateer Dr. Steinberg Also present were: Lawrence C. Rider, Town Attorney and Richard Caplan Town Manager. The first matter for the Council's attention was Ordinance No. 38, Series of 1979, providing for a supplemental indenture to the mortgage: revenue bonds for.Pitkin Creek Park was introduced on second reading by Mayor Rodney Slifez. There was no dicussion. Counc~.lmember Wilto moved to approve Ordinance No. 38, Series of 1979; Councilmember Hopman seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. The next item was Ordinance No. 39, Series of 1979, approving amendment to the Public Works Maintenance Facility lease agreement was introduced by Mayor Rodney Slifer on first reading. There was na discussion. Councilrnember Hopman made a motion to approve Ordinance No. 39, Series of 1979 on first reading; Councilmember Wilto seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed, The next item on the Agenda was the continuation of hearing the appeal for Ipanema Condominiums. Jim Morter of Morter, Fisher, Arnold AIA presented the Council with new drawings and asked the Council to withdraw the appeal, because he felt that they had made all the changes asked by the Council and were now in conformance to the DRB demands. A letter from Councilmember Palmateer stating her views on the project which were in favor of the first design. Councilmember Ruder made a motion to overturn Design Review Boards Decision and deny the project; Mayor Rodney Slifer Seconded the motion. The motion failed with a split vote of 2 for and 2 against. Councilmember Hopman made to withdraw the appeal and approve design as modified and send it back to Design Review Board; Councilmember Wilto seconded the motion. The motion failed with a split of 2 for and 2 against. Councilmember Wilto moved that they reverse original decision of Design Review Board and send it back to Design Review Board with new design; Councilmember Hopman seconded the motion. The motion passed with a 3 for and 1 against. Applicant will go before the Design Review Board on Thursday October 4th. Richard Caplan, Town Manager, gave an update on the progress of the Lionshead Parking Structure proposal, He said that soils tests had been done, Kent Rose then stated that a verbal report on the tests would be in by October 8th and written confirmation of the tests by October 15th. He also stated that KPB & A are reviewing the plans and figuring the cost estimates. A11 this will be done prior to the the November 20th election. Another report will be given on October 16th night meeting. Council also asked for the cost of additional • buildings. Council can change the dollar figure by the next meeting on October 16th. TOWN MANAGER REPORTS Two items the first that letters had been sent out to architects in Eagle County for proposals on the new library, and secondly there will be voter registration sub stations in four areas this year, for people to register for the November 2Qth election. You will be able VAIL TOWN COUNCIL October 2, 1979 Page 2 s to register on Friday the 12th and 19th of October at the sub-stations. TOWLV ATTORNEY REPORTS Larry Rider introduced the new assistant Town Attorney Larry Esquith to the Council with a little background history since Larry has been in Vail since 1973, anal been the prosecutor for the Town in municipal court. Welcome aboard Larry Esquith. MISCELLANEOUS Mayor Rodney Slifex announced that Richard Caplan, Town Manager will be sending out letters to the three people selected from the:.logo contest. He is asking that these three people expand and amplify their drawings. Rodney Slifer offered congratulations to Kris Sweeney of the Recreation Department for her new title as Ms Vail. Congratulations Kris! CITIZEN PARTICIPATION Bob Frisch of the Sitzmax'k Lodge i.s urging the Council to change the sign at the four way stop. He would like to read lodging with an arx'ow. Dick Ryan gave an update on the sign program and stated that at no time was lodging recommended for the signage at the four way stop. Since the Council was sympathetic at the last meeting on September 18th and told Mr. Fritch that something like that could be done it was decided to remove the Sign at the four way stop at this time. Further discussion on the signage for the four way stop will be on October 9th with the Sign Comittee and any other interested persons. Councilmember Wi1to moved tv adjourn the meeting. Councilmember Ruder seconded the motion. AlI present voted in favor, and the meeting adjourned at 9 P.M. ATTEST: ~~ To Clerk ` .°-~ ~~ ~ t ._ Mayor -. .. ,. ~tod°~o of rail AGENDA VAIN TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING OCTOBER l6, 1979 7:30 P.M. box ~ oo . vaii, Colorado 81657 « 303• ass-5s ~ s ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS ~]:.) Ordinance No. 39, Serl.es of 1979, Second reading, approving amendment to the Public Works Maintenance Facility Lease Agreement. ~2.) Ordinance No. 40, Series of 1979, F-N~t. x~g, An Ordinance setting an Moratorium on the approval of all building permits and proposals far modification, change, alteration or addition to the exterior of all structures in the Vail Village, zoned Commercial Core I. `~.) Ordinance No. 41, Series of 1979, First reading, An Ordinance amending the regulations relating to sales taxes on food. ~.) Ordinance No. 42, Series of 1979, First reading, An Ordinance to ratify Ordinance No, 37, Series of 1979, and ail other actions taken iri connection with Residential Facility Notes regarding Pitkin Creek Pa.x•k, ~5. ) Resolut~_on No. 29.,,f Series of 1979, designating that si:reet with the Town of Vail that runs North and South between the Vail. Transportation Center and Crossroads Shopping Center known as Village Road, 6.} Resolution No. 2~, Series of 1979, approving the lease between the County and the Town of Vail. PRESENTATIONS ~A-I~.c~~ 7.) Discussion of Development Plan for Phase III of the Vail Village Inn of Special Development District 6, located on Lots 0 & P, Black 5-D Vox]. Village First Filing. 8.) Discussion of proposed Lionshead Parking Structure. 9.) Appeal of Ipanema 1Q.) Appeal of Getty Oil Site. 11.} Adoption of Tow~~/County Cooperative Planning Agreement. ~WN MANAGER TOWN ATTORNEY CITIZEN PARTICIPATION Richard L'aplan,. Town Manager' sn • ,,, .~ MINUTES VA IL TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING OCTOBER 16, 1979 e Vail Town Council convened for its regular meeting at 7:30 P.M. on esday, October 16, 1979, in the Town Council Chambers of the Vail Municipal Building. The following Councilmembers and Mayor Rodney Slifer were present: John Donovan Paula Palmatter Scott Hopman Bob Ruder Absent: Dr. Steinberg Bill Wilto Also present were: Lawrence C. Rider, Town Attorney and Richard Caplan, Town Manager. The first matter for Council's attention was Ordinance No 42, Series of 1979, an Ordinance rat ifing Ordinance Na. 37, Series of 1979, en in connection with Residential Facility Notes reg s introduced on first reading by Rodney Slifer. There Councilmember Hopman moved ta.approve Ordinance No. 42, first reading; Councilmember Ruder seconded the motion. in favor and the motion passed. and all other action ~,rding Pitkin Creek Park was no discussion. Series of 1979, on All present voted Ordinance No. 39, Series of 1979, an ordinance approving amendment to the Public Works Maintenance Facility Lease Agreement was introduced on second reading by Mayor Rodney Slifer. There was no discussion. Councilmember Donovan moved to approve Ordinance 39 on second reading; Councilmember Hopman seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Next item was Ordinance.No. 40 Series of 1979, an Ordinance setting a Moratorium on the approval of all building permits and proposals for modification change, alteration or addition to the exterior of all structures in the Vail Village, coned Commercial Core I was introduced .as an Emergency Oridinance by. Mayor Rod Slifer. Dick Ryan, Director of Community.Development led the discussion. Councilmember Donovan moved to approve Emergency Ordinance No ~0; Councilmember Hopman seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion carried. c~inance No. 41, Series of 1979, to sales taxes on food was read o by Richard Caplan, .Town Manager. moved to approve Ordinance No. ~l seconded the motion. All present an Ordinance amending the regulations relating n first reading by Mayor Rod Slifer; introduced There was no discussion. Councilmember Donovan on first reading; Councilmember Palmateer voted in favor and the motion passed. Resolution No. 22, Series of 1979, designating that street with the Town of Vail that runs north and south between the Vail Transportation Center and the Cross- roads Shopping Center be known as Village Road was read by Rodney Slifer, Mayor. There was no discussion. Councilmember Hopman moved to approve Resolution No. 22 Councilmember Donovan seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Resolution No. 23, Series of 1979 approving the lease between the County and the Town of Vail was read by Mayor Rod.Slifer, There was no discussion. Councilmember Palmatter moved to approve Resolution No. 23; Councilmember Donovan seconded the motion. A11 present voted in favor and the motion carried. _~ VAIL TOWN COUNCIL OCTOBER 16, 1979 he next item was the discussion of the Vail Village Inn Phase III. Joe taufer gave the Council a brief run down on the phasing process. Phase III will be in 2 phases - parking structure 1980; and condominiums 1981. They are planning on 40 condominiums and a 130 car parking structure. Councilmember Palmateer made a motion to approve the project as recommended by the Planning and Environmental Commission; Councilmember Donovan seconded the motion, All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Richard Caplan, Town Manager gave an update an the Lionshead Parking Structure. He stated that the "soils test was very promising, there is more diret than dump residue". Jim Ream, Architect, gave a step by step look at the structural drawings. Hugh Hyder, contractor, addressed the cost aspects of the structure. Walt Kane, Finance Consultant for the structure stated that "$7 million could be financed with present cash flow." Councilmember Palmateer made a motion to amend Resolution No. 21, of September 18, 1979 with Resolution No. 24 of October 16, 1979; Councilmember Ruder seconded the motion. All present voted in k'avor and the motion passed. Ipanema Appeal was tabled until November 6, 1979 Regular Meeting. Appeal of the Getty Oil Site, The Planning and Environmental. Commission recommended more landscaping on eastern side of three story building. ~pplicant is asking for approval of Use Permit fox office buildings on that site. The Planning and Environmental Commission passed the request 3 to 2 with condition of revising the landscaping plan. The following citizens were against office buildings on that particular site: Wa~.tex Kirsch, Jack Goehl, Jay Peterson, Charles Crowley. The following people felt that office spaces were a good use for the site: Rori Todd, Mary and Tom Warner. Councilmember Palmateer made a motion to uphold the decision of the Planning and Environmental Commission by adding as a criteria egress and ingress lanes into the site and Design Review Board give attention to the design; seconded by Rod Slifer. All present voted 2 for and 3 against the motion failed. Councilmember Donovan made a motion to reverse the Planning and Environmental Commissions decision; seconded by Councilmember Hopman. All present voted 2 against and 3 for the motion carried, (For. .the motion were Donovan, Hopman and Ruder, Against the motion, Palmateer, Slifer), The Town and the County adopted a Cooperative Planning Agreement with the exception of the last three WHEREAS's in the agreement .be changed. Councilmember Palmateer made a motion to authorize the Mayor to execute this agreement with the County with the changes specified by Terrell Knight; Councilmember Ruder seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and ~he motion passed. TOWN MANAGER REPORTS: The August Sales Tax increased 3.8% over 1978. TOWN ATTORNEY: Nothing, CITIZEN PARTICIPATION: Nothing Councilmember Donavan moved to adjourn the meeting, Councilmember Hopman seconded the motion. All present voted in favor , and the meeting adjourned at 10:15 P.M. ATTEST: , own Clerk agar ` ` ,/ ~ v ~ iowo al nail ~. AGENDA SPECIAL TOWN COUNCIL MEETING OCTOBER 30, 1979 7:30 P.M. bax goo pail, coiorado a~ss~ . 3o3.a7e~56ts 1.) Request from the Save the School Committee. 2.) Ordinance No. ~43, Series of 1979, First Reading, An Ordinance zoning parcels A & C of the Elmore Property. 3.) Approval of the Mountain Capacity Modification. 4.) Presentation and discussion of the proposed 1980 Budget. TOWN MANAGER TOWN ATTORNEY CITIZEN PARTICIPATION Richard Caplan, Town Manager • J • TOWN COTJNCIL Special Meeting October 3fl, 1979 The Vail Town Council convened for Tuesday, October 30, 1979, in the Municipal Building. its regular meeting at 7:34 pm on Town Council. Chambers of the Vail The following Councilmembers and Mayor Rodney Slifer were presents John Donavan Paula Palmateer Bill Wil.to Scott Hoprnan Bab Ruder Also present weave: Town Attorney Larry Rider and Town Manager Richard Caplan A request from 4 concerned citizens to save the old school house in West Vail. Councilmember Palmateer made a motion to set the school house on Ford Park; Councilmember Ruder seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. •-~ Ordinance No, 43, Series of 1979, First Reading, zoning parcels A & C of the Elmore Property was introduced by Mayor Slifer. There was some discussion Councilmember Donovan made a motion to approve Ordinance 43 as amended; Councilmember Hopman seconded the motion. All present voted in savor and the motion passed. There was an update on the Agricultural rezoning. Due to a procedural error in notifying the people adjacent to zone district this issue will be heard on November 12, 1979. The approval of the Mountain capacity to 31,500 was the general. consensus of the Council. Presentation and discussion of the proposed 1980 Budget was the next item on the agenda. The first reading will be on December 4th, 1979. Richard Caplan gave the introductory presentation to the Budget. Bill Pyka explained the new budget format.. Kent Rose briefly explained programs for the Public works Dep~.rtment. Charlyn Canada presented Library appeal for new building. Budget meeting to continue at the November 6th Work Session. TOWN MANAGER REPORTS. NONE TOWN ATTORNEY REPORTS. 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ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS V&I~, CO~Ot"aCIO 8 1 6 5 7 • 3 0 3 4 7 6 -5 6 1 3 l.) Ordinance No. 41, Series of 1979, Second Reading, An Ordinance amending the regulations relating to sales tam on food. 2.) Ordinance No. 42, Series of 1979, Second Reading, An Ordinance to ratify Ordinance No. 37, Series of 1979, and all other actions taken in connection with Residential Facility Notes regarding Pitkzn Creek Park. 3.) Ordinance No. 44, Series of 1979; First Reading, An Ordinance adopting the Uniform Building Code, Uniform Mechanical Code, Uniform Building Code Standards, 19'79 Edition. 4.) Ordinance No. 45, Series of 1979, First Reading, An Ordinance amending- the Recreational Amentities Tax and Fund, to allow rebat"es for~properties_ providing a long term and low and moderate priced residential housing. ~- 5.) Ordinance No. 46, Series of 1979, First Reading, An Ordinance setting Town Mill Levy at 3,40 malls. 6.) Ordinance Na. 47, Series of 1979, First Reading, An Ordinance readopting Section 18.52.160{2) relating a parking fund. 7.) Ordinance No. 48, Series of 1979, First Read3,ng, An Ordinance to approve and adopt a Supplement to the Vaal Municipal Code. 8.) Resolution No. 25, Series of 1979, A Resolution establishing the parking e~emptaon and variance fee at $5,000.00 per space. 9.) Resolution Na. 26, Series of 1979, A Resolution approving the equipment lease of 10 buses/1 computer. 10.) Resolution No. 27, Series of 1979, A Resolution approving the Intergovernmental Agreement between the County and the Town of Vail. PRESENTATION. 11.) Re-appeal of Ipanema Condominium Pro,~ect. ' MANAGER REPORTS ~~" TOWN ATTORNEY REPORTS CITIZEN PARTICIPATION ~~~ /~~~/(~j ~" ~ CUB ~ l Richard Caplan, Torn Manager r MINUTE S VAIL TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING NOVEMBER 6 , 1979 7:30 P.M. i The Vail Town Council convened for its regular meeting at 7:30 P.M, on Tuesday, November 6, 1979- 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 Bill Wilto Scott Hopman Bob Ruder Also present were: Lawrence C. Rider, Town Attorney and Richard~Caplan, Town Manager The first matter for Council's attention was Ordinance No. !ll, Series of 1979, amending the regulations relating to sales tax on food was introduced by Rodney Slifer, Mayor, on second.reading. There..was no discussion. Councilmember Hopman moved to approve Ordinance No. 41, Series of 1979, on second reading;Councilmember Wilto seconded the motion. All present voted ~~in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 42, Series of 1979, ratifying Ordinance No. 37, Series of 197'9, and all other actions taken in connection with Residential Facility pates regarding Pitkin Creek Park was introduced by Mayor Rod Slifer on second reading. There was no discussion. Councilmember Hopman moved to approve Ordinance No. 42, Series of 1979, on second reading; Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 44, Series of 1979, adopting the Uniform Building Code, Uniform Mechanical Code, Uniform Building Cade Standards, 1979 Edition was introduced by Mayor Rod Slifer on first reading. There was a lengthy discussion, Councilmember Ruder moved to approve Ordinance 44, Series of 1979 on first reading; Councilmember Wilto seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 45, Series of 1979, amending the Recreational Amentities Tax and Fund, to a11ow rebates for properties providing a long term and low moderate priced residential housing was introduced on first reading by Mayor Slifer. Jim Rubin, Zoning Administrator, gave a brief presentation Councilmember Steinberg moved to approve Ordinance No. 45, Series of 1979 ~~on first reading; Councilmember Hopman seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Next item on the agenda was Ordinance No. 46, Series of 1979, setting the Town Mill Levy at 3.40 mills was introduced by Mayor Slifer on first reading. Richard Caplan, Town Manager, gave a brief presentation there was no discuss Councilmember Donovan moved to approve Ordinance No, 46, Series of 1979, on first reading; Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 47, Series of 1979, readopting Section 18.52.160(2) relating a parking fund was introduced by Niayor Rodney Slifer on first reading. A brief presentation was given by Lawrence C, Rider, Town Attorney. There was no discussion. Councilmember Wilto moved to approve Ordinance No. 47, Series of 1979, on first reading; Councilmember Hopman seconded the motion All present voted in favor and the motion passed. ~. November 6, 1979 Regular Town Council Meeting Page 2 Ordinance No. 48, Series of 1979, an Ordinance to approve and adopt a Supplement to the Vail Municipal Code was introduced by Mayor Slifer on first reading. A brief presentation by Lawrence C. Rider, Town Attorney. No discussion. Councilmember Ruder moved to approve Ordinance No. ~8, Series of 1979, on first reading; Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Resolution No. 25, Series of 1979, establishing the parking exemption and variance fee at $5,000.00 per space was introduced by Mayor Slifer, A presentation was given by Dick Ryan, Director of Community Development. There was some discussion. Councilmember Wilto moved to approve Resolution No. 25 excluding the Wicked West and Currence Jewelry under this Resolution.; Councilmember Ruder seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Resolution No. 26, Series of 1979, approving the equipment lease of 10 busesll computer was introduced by Mayor Rod Slifer. A brief presentation was given by Richard Caplan, Town Manager. There was no discussion. Councilmember Steinberg moved to approve Resolution No. 26, Series of 1979; Councilmember Donovan seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. ~,~__~ Resolution No. 27, Series of 1979, approving the Intergovernmental Agreement between the County and the Town of Vail. was introduced by Mayor Slifer. There was no discussion. Councilmember Hopman moved to approve Resolution No. 27; Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Next item on the agenda was Project. A presentation by There was extensive discuss to affirm the Design Review and go back to the original motion. All present voted, The motion failed. the re-appeal of the Ipanema Condominium Jim Morter, Architect for the client was given. ion. Councilmember Stei;niaex~g made a motion Board decision modifying the recent decision proposal; Councilmber Palmateer seconded the 4 against the motion and 3 for the motion. Councilmember Hopman moved to go with Design Review Boards recent decision; Councilmember Wilto seconded the motion. All present voted, 5 against the motion and 2 for the motion. The motion Nailed. Councilmember Ruder moved to disapprove the design that was approved by Design Review Board and go by guidelines an Section 18.54.070 Design Guidelines; Councilmember Donovan seconded the motion. All present voted, 3 against the motion and 4 for the motion. The motion passed. TOWN MANAGER REPORTS VRA/Town of Vail will be holding an information meeting on Tuesday November l3, 1979 at 7:30 P.M. in the Municipal Building. TOWN ATTORNEY REPORTS None CITIZEN PARTICIPATION Linda Kiaser is ashamed of Council for voting against the Ipanmena project. Beer and Baloney night is Friday November 10th. Bob Ruder will be gone for the last meeting in November. He will not be on the Council any longer and Rod Slifer thanked him for his four years. Councilmember Donovan moved to adjourn; Councilmember Hopman seconded the motion. The meeting adjourned at 10:05 P.M. ATTEST: Town G~~~~~ ~~r il~ayor ~, M1 c-- ,•. .~~3.,;; F ~ ~ A G:iaN DA ErATL TOi'rN COUNCIL ~' Sl~ECZAL MEl{~'S':CNG ~- .2:00 P.M. ~.~ Naveznber 13, 1979 ~~} ORDZTdH~7CES I~ox goo . vail, Colorado s9G57 3os•47G-5fi13 1.) Ord~.nance No. 34, Ser~.es of 1979, First Reading, An Ordinances ar~encTing the Lot area Density Section of the Agricultural and Open : pace Dici.rict of the Zoning Ordinance. 2.) Rcso]~utian No. ~:8, Series of Y9'79, .A I~,esolution approving the lease be~;~jrc;eo the Town of Vaal and D & E Towing. . Richard Caplan,(/rawn Manager MINUTES VAIL TOWN COUNCIL SPECIAL MEETING NOVEMBER 1.3, 1979 2:00 P.M. The Vail Town Council convened for a. Special Meeting at 2:00 P.M. on Tuesday, November 13, 1979, 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 Bill Wilto Scott Hopman Bob Ruder Also present were: Town Manager Richard Caplan and Larry Rider Town Attorney. The Mayor with advice from Larry Rider, Town Attorney asked for a motion from the Council to proceed with the meeting. The Council voted in favor of meeting. Ordinance No. 34, Series of 1979, amending the Lot Area Density Section of the Agricultural and Open Space District of the Zoning Ordinance was introduced by Mayor Rod Slifer on first reading. A presentation was given by Dick Ryan, Director of Community Development. There was an extensive discussion between Council and citizen participation. Councilmember Palmateer made a motion to Table Ordinance No. 34, Series of 1979 with changes until the first meeting in December; Councilmember D.onvoan seconded the motion. All present voted, 3 for the motion and 4 against the motion. The motion failed, Councilmember Ruder moved to approve Ordinance No. 34, Series of 1979, with changes on first reading; Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion. All present voted, 2 were against the motion, 1 abstained and 4 were for the motion. The motion passed. Resolution No. 28, Series of 1979, approving the lease between the Town of Vail and D & E Towing was introduced by Mayor Rod Slifer. There was discussi Between the Council and interested citizens. Councilmember Donovan made a motion to adapt Resolution No. 28; Councilmember Wilto seconded"the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Councilmember John Donovan moved to adjourn; Councilmember Wilto seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. ATTEST: ~_~ ~. ~ ~_~ ~~ ~~ Town C erk ~ Mayor "" ' -- . ,..-~ ~: ~~ a~ Af EN 0A VAIL ~TO~iN GO€SNCIL REGt1LAR M~=.ETIN[x NOVL-ME3ER 20, 1979 7:00 P.M. hox ioa . vail, ~~lorac~ca a~s~7 ~ ~o~a~~-~h;a ORDINANCES ANO RESOLIJ-fIONS ~.. ----- 1 .) Ordi Hance No. 3~€, Series of 1979, Ei rst Reading, An Ordi Hance amending ' the Lot Area Density Section of the Agri crrtl t€~ral and Open Space District of the Zoning Ordinance. 2,} Ordinance 1do. 4~:~, Series of 1979, Second Reading, An Ordinance coning parcels A.' & G of the El rnore .Property. 3.} Ordinance No. 45, Series of 1079, Second Read-ir~g,~An Ordinance amending the Recreational Amenti ti r~s Tax and Erarrd, to a110;~ rebates f'or p•ropert-i es provi di ng a 1 ong term anti 1 ow and modez~ate priced rani der~tial hoasi ng. 4.) Ordinance No. 4G, Serie:~ of 1979, Second Reading, An Ordinance setting Tov~n Mill Levy at 3.40 mils. ~;.) Ordinance No. ~7, Series of 1979, Second Reading9 An Urdinance readopting Section 18.52.100(2) relating a par€cing find. 6 , } €lonorary Resol uti an for Terrell ~l . f~i nger ~ -. PRESENTATION 8.) -iapiin Rppeul TO~~~[V MANAGER REPORTS TOWN ATTORNEY REPORTS CITIZEN PARTICIPATION ,~ Richard Caplarr, Town Manager ,,. MINUTES VAIL TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING NOVEMBQR 20, 1979 7:00 P.M. The Vail Town Council convened for its regular meeting at 7:00 P.M. on Tuesday, November 20, 1979, in the Town Council Chambers of the Vail Municipal Building. The following Cauncilmembers and Mayor John Donovan Paula Palmateer Tom Steinberg Bill Wilto Scott Hopman Bob Ruder Rodney Slifer were present: Also present were: Town Manager, Richard Caplan and Assistant Town Attorney Larry Eskwith.' The first item on the agenda was Ordinance No. 34, Series of 1979, First Reading, amending the Lot Area Density Section of the Agricultural and Open Space District of the Zoning Ordinance was introduced on first reading by Mayor Rodney E. Slifer. A statement given by Leslie Allen from Vail Associates was read. Richard-Caplan Town Manager, gave the Council a brief presentation on what he researched that happened thirteen years ago. There was no further discussion. Councilmember Ruder moved to approve Ordinance No. 34, Series of 1979, an first reading; Councilmember Hopman seconded the motion. ;411 present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance Nv. 43, Series of 7979, an Ordinance zoning parcels A & G of the Elmore property was introduced on second reading by Mayor Slifer. There was no discussion. Councilmember Donovan moved to approve Ordinance No. 43, Series of 1979, an first reading; Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion. A11 present voted and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 45, Series of 1979, amending the Recreational Amentities Tax and Fund, to allow rebates for properties providing a long term and low and moderate priced residential housing was introduced an second reading by Mayor Slifer. Councilmember Steinberg moved to approve Ordinance No. 45, Series of 1979, on second reading; Councilmember Wilto seconded the .motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. There was no discussion. Ordinance No. 46, Series of 1979, setting Town Mill Levy at 3.40 mills was introduced by Mayor Slifer on second reading. There was no discussion, Councilmember Steinberg moved to approve Ordinance Na. 46, Series of 1979, on second reading; Councilmember Hopman seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 47, Series of 1979, readopting Section 18.52.160{2) relating to a parking fund was introduced by Mayor Slifer on second reading. There was no discussion. Councilmember Hopman moved to approve Ordinance No. 47, Series of 1979, on second reading; Councilmember Wilto seconded the motion. All present voted, six for and 1 against. Honorary Resolution for Terrell J. Minger, past Town Manager was read by Mayor Rodney Slifer. Councilmember John Donovan asked that the word goaded by replaced by the word inspire; also enthusiasm was mispelled. There was no discussion. Councilmember Donovan moved to approve the Honorary Resolution with the stated corrections; Councilmember Hopman seconded the motion. A11 present voted in favor and the motion passed. The Taplin Appeal was canceled due to the bad weather, the applicant was unable to attend. TOWN MANAGER REPORTS A suggestion was made to the Town Ma-Hager to have Citizen Participation earlier on the agenda. TOWN ATTORNEY REPORTS Nothing. ~ , Vail Town Council November 20, 1979 Page 2 CITIZEN PARTICIPATION Linda Kiaser felt that althougki she didn't always agree with the Council she felt ~b~fi~each was sincere in their beliefs. Mayor Rodney E. Slifer, Mayor, stated that since this was the last meeting of this Council he would like to review the things this Council had done in the last two years. There were other comments by various Councilmembers. Cauncilmember John Donovan moved to adjourn the meeting. Councilmember Wilto seconded the motion. A11 present voted and the motion passed. The meeting adjourned at 9:00 P,M. ATTEST: ~~~ . ~ /~ ~~ Town C rk Mayor l 11 kb~ ~lau~3~ ~f c~as ORDINANCE; AGENDTL VATL TOYdN CdUNGTT, REGULAR M.ET:TI:NG I7ECENI:Ez~~R 4 , 1979 7e30 r.r~~. bax tao o nail, coiarac~o si~~y o ao3.47G•5G13 1. } urdinance No. 3~, Se:ric~s of 1979, ;~ecand Readin~7, Are O:rdiz~anc;e amending the I.~ot Area Density Section of tl~P Ac7r1.ct21i,~u.ral and Open. Space Di:~trict of trze Zoni n.a O.r_dind.rlce. 2. } Ordinance No. 49 , 5eri_es of 1979 , Ii irs G R~ad:izag r 1~.n U~'d ~.nance amending the notif~..catiorz gnd 11.m.i.t~.tioa~ of Arnerdx~~erzt. SF~ction of thc. Zoning Ordinance . 3. } Ordinance Na. 50, ~~era_cs cif 1979, :~~_i.r~,~t Rea_dang, Are arazzua:l_ approp3.°iata_an Orda..nar~c~° ~ A,d.opt~.r~~ ~~k~e 14381? F3uc~c~e~~:. 4 . } Ordinance No. 51. o Serie:~ of J.979, F:i~~;t Reading, Rn Orr~i_i~a,ice making a suppler~ieni~al approprir~.t:ion Lr om the G~:z~er~.1 I'zx~~d of the 19$d Budget. ~5. } CxTI2,E~I I'E1R'.L'~:CI!?A2`ION 6. } Ratifs.c:at,a.an of n.ew applicant , for the Board of ?~pp`wa1s. 7 .) Selection of Lion ,head ~arkiz1g Strt3.ctre cc~r.~tract.ar . $.) .F:ppo,intiYx~~ twa members -L-o the E~ect~.on CO3T1113.:J.S~:~iQn. 'OWN N~AI~T~GER RIaL~ORT~~ TOWN n'I'TORNEY RF~'OR~'S • /~' ~ f i' ~ Richard Caplan, ~.'c~~n i~{a.nager w MINUTES VAIL TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING DECEMBER 4, 1979 7:30 P.M. These minutes amended - see page two The Vail Town Council convened for its regular meeting at 7:30 P.M. on Tuesday, December 4, 1979, in the Town Council Chambers of the Vail Municipal Building. The following Councilmembers and Mayor Rodney Slifer were present: Jahn Donovan Paula Palmateer Tom Steinberg Bill Wilto Ron Todd Scott Hopman Also present were: Richard Caplan, Town Manager and Lawrence C. Rider, Town Attorney. The first matter far Council's attention was Ordinance No. 34, Series of 1979, amending the Lat area Density Section of the Agricultural and Open Space District of the Zoning Ordinance was read by Mayor Rod Slifer an second reading. Tom Harped from Vail Associates and Kevin Conway, Attorney for Vail Associates gave reasons why Vail Associates was opposed to Ordinance Na. 34. There was a lengthy discussion. Councilmember Hopman made a motion to approve Or. dinance Na. 34, by adding a sentence under Section 1, 18.32.080 Density; Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion as amended. All present vote 6 in favor and 7 against. Ordinance Na. 49, Series of 1979, an Ordinance amending the notification and limitation of Amendment Section of the Zoning Ordinance was introduced by Mayor Rod Slifer an first reading. There was a lengthy discussion. Councilmember Donovan moved to approve Ordinance No. 49, Series of 1979; Councilmember Wilto seconded the oration. All present voted, 6 in favor and 1 against, Ordinance No. 50, Series of 1979, an annual appropriation Ordinance adapting the 1980 Budget was read on first reading by Mayor Rod Slifer. An introduction was given by Richard Caplan, Tawn Manager. There was no discussion. Councilmember Who made a motion to approve Ordinance No. 50~: Series of 1979; Councilmember S-~einberg seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 51, Series of 7979, an Ordinance making a supplemental appropriation from the General Fund of the 1980 Budget was read on first reading by Mayor Rod Slifer. There was same discussion. Councilmember Donovan moved to approve Ordinance No. 51, Series of 1979 on first reading; Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion. R11 present voted in favor and the motion passed. CITIZEN PARTICIPATION -None. The next item on the agenda was a ratification of the two new members to the Board of Appeals. Councilmember Donovan made a motion to approve the ratification of the two new members; Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. The Council selected Hugh Hyder Construction, Inc. as the contractor for the new Lionshead parking structure. A formal Resolution will be brought before the Council on December 18, 1979 to ratify their decision. A motion was made by Councilmember Donovan to approve the selection of Hyder Construction for the contractor an the Lionshead parking structure; Councilmember ~lopman seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. The Council then undertook the nomination of two members to the Election Commission. The two new members are: Karen Morter and Don Berger with Lynn Langmaid as alternate. TOWN MANAGER REPORTS: Richard Caplan, Town Manager gave the Council an update on the Open Space Program. Richard Caplan then ask the Council to ratify the decision to let VA proceed with a street cut, since the weather and machinery has caused them this delay. The street cut was suppose to have been made by November 15th. Councilmember Hopman made a motion to let VA proceed with the street cut; Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion. All present voted and the motion passed. '~~ ••- Town Council Regular Meeting 12/4/ 79 Page 2 Ski Club Uail is opting fora one year liquor license to serve activities at Dobson Ice Arena. This wi71 be discussed at the December 1$ Work Session. Kent Rase, Town Engineer, informed the Counci 1 of a sewer blockage:.-west of tfi~ P~€ ri 110 property. He stated that three weeks ago the line was clean. It has been shut off and work is underway to determine the cause. This portion of the sewer is elgibile for funding and replacement by £PA next year. Next weeks Work Session (December 11th) wi11 be set aside for discussion on Time Sharing. There will be a Press Release in regards to the tree lighting ceremony on December 21st. The Mayors Basketball team beat Donavans. Paula Pa1mateer stated that there are various commissions available through the NWCCOG for those that are interested she has the list of qualifications. New signs are going up to direct Cross. Country Skiers. They wi11 be color coded to direct people on the trails. Dr. Steinberg would like to see a firm agreement with VA in regards to the implementation of the lift tax. TOWN ATTORNEY REPORTS. Nothing. Councilmember Donovan moved to adjourn the meeting. Councilmember Wilto Seconded the motion. All present voted in favor, and the meeting adjourned at 10:00 P.M. -~` ,~ ~ , Mayor < ` ATTEST: Town C er ADDENDUM TO MINUTES OF DECEMBER 4, 1979 THESE MINUTES AMENDED TO REFLECT THAT THE OATH OF OFFICE WAS ADMINISTERED TO THE FOLLOWING TOWN COUNCILMEMBERS AT THIS MEETING SERVING FOUR YEAR TERPgS ON THE UAIL TOWN COUNCIL ARE SCOTT HOPMAN, RONALD A. TODD AND E. WILLIAM WILTO. SERVING A TWO YEAR TERM ON THE COUNCIL WILL BE TI~OMAS i. STEINBERG. AMENDED THIS 10th day of November, 1981 F Town Clerk ~- r :+ rY AGENDA VAIL TOWN COUCNIL REGULAR MEETING DECEMBER 18, 1979 7:30 P.M. -~ , ll DI Va~l~ box.; too vaii, Colorado as-:~°~~ sos•476.56'l3 ~ `` ORDINANCE5 AND RESOLUTION 1.) Ordinance No, 44, Series of 1979, Second Reading, Rn Ordinance adopting the Uniform ~~ Building Cade, Uniform Mechanical Cade, Uniform Building Code Standards, 1979 Edition. • 2.}~ Ordinance No. 48, Series of 1979, Second Reading, An Ordinance to approve and adopt a Supplement to the Vail Municipal Code. 3.) Ordinance No. 49, Series of 1979, Secand Reading, An Ordinance amending the notification and limitation of Amendment Section of the Zoning_Ordinance. 4.} Ordinance No. 50, Series of 1979, Second Reading, An Annual Appropriation Ordinance: Adopting the 1980 Budget. 5.) Ordinance Na. 51, Series of 1979, Secand Reading, An Ordinance making a Supplemental Appropriation from the General Fund of the 1979 Budget. + 6.) Ordinance No. 52, Series of 1979, First Reading, An Emergency Ordinance, setting a three month Moratorium on Time Sharing. ~} Resolution No. 29, Series of 1979, A Resolution approving the construction agreement between iiyder Construction, Inc. and the Town of Vail. 8.). Citizen Participation 9.}' Report from Recreation Land Use Committee. 10.) Report on Open Space Acquisition Program (a) Approval of Contract on Stephans Parcel . (b} Approval of Acquisition Agreement on Elmore Parcel 11.} Discussion regarding terminating Cloud Seeding Program. TOWN MANAGER REPORTS ~ ' TOWN ATTORNEY REPORTS ~ ~ ~-e['' Richard Caplan, Town Manager s ~. ,.. ~. I ~ Y MINUTES VAIL TOWN COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING ECEMBER 18, 1979 .. The Vail Town Council convened for its regular meeting at 7:30 P.M. on Tuesday, December 18, 1979, 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 Bill Wi1to Scott Hopman Rod Todd Also present were: Richard Caplan, Town Manager and Lawrence Rider, Town Attorney. Tcni Rossi:y Water and.Sanitation Superintendent, was presented with a silver belt buckle with the Town logo, inscribed "Tn appreciation for ten ears service . Ordinance No. 44, Series of 1979, an Ordinance adopting the Uniform Building Code, Uniform Mechanical Code, Uniform Building Code Standards, 1979, was introduced on second reading by Mayor Rod Slifer. There was no discussion. Councilmember Donovan moved to approve Ordinance No. 44, Series of 1979, on second reading; Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 48, Series of 1979, An Ordinance to approve and adopt a Supple- ment to the Vail Municipal. Code was introduced by Mayor Rod Slifer on Second reading. There was no discussion. Councilmember~Donovan moved to approve Ordinance No. 48, Series of 1979, on second reading; Councilmember Wilto seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 49, Series of 1979, An Ordinance amending the notification and limitation of Amendment Section of the Zoning Ordinance was introduced by Mayor Rod Slifer on Second Reading. There was a lengthy discussion by the Council. Councilmember.Hapman made a motion to approve Ordinance No. 49, Series of 1979, on second reading; Councilmember Donovan seconded the motion. All present voted: 6 for and 1 against (Ron Todd). ~Jrdinance No. 50, Series of 1979, An Annual Appropriation Ordinance: Adopting the 1980 Budget was introduced by Mayor Rod Slifer' on Second Reading. Richard Caplan, Town Manager gave a. _brief run_.. down in regards to the Budget . Council-' __ member Donavan made a motion to approve Ordinance No. 50, Series of 1979; Councilmember Hopman seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. There was no discussion. Ordinance No. 51, Series of 1979, an Ordinance making a Supplemental ..._... Appropriation from the General Fund of the 1979 Budget was introduced by Mayor Rod Slifer on second reading. There was no discussion. Councilmember Hopman made a motion to approve Ordinance No. 51, Series of 1979; Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion. A11 present voted in favor and the motion passed. Ordinance No. 52, Series of 1979, An Emergency Ordinance setting a Maratorium on Time Sharing was read by Mayor Rod Slifer. Lawrence C. Rider, Town Attorney introduced the purpose of this Ordinance. Jim Martin, Butterwick Enterprises, objected to the emergency nature of this Ordinance. There was some discussion. Councilmember Hopman moved that Ordinance No. 52, Series of 1979 be approved as an Emergency Ordinance; Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Resolution No. 29, Series of 1979, approving the construction agreement between Hyder Constructian,.Inc. and the Town of Vail was introduced by Mayor Rod Slifer. There was some discussion. Councilmember Hopman moved to approve Resolution No. 29 as approved; Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. ti ~ ti Minutes Vail Town Council Regular Meeting December 18, 1979 Page 2 CITIZEN PARTICIPATION: Mr. Herb Glaser, President, of the Tailsman Condominium Association voiced three complaints: l) The Tailsman Condominium Association was told about the street closure on East Meadow Mall until after it was done. 2) He was very concerned about the stairway being built on the outside., of the building that is common ground. (the stairway leads to the restaurant} This is where the condominiums patios-are located and he feels this will be lack of privacy. Also he was notified of this change. 3) The removal of the boulders between the parking lots of the Kiandra and the Tailsmen. He was notified of this change. The staff will listen to the tapes of those meetings that approval was given and then meet with Dick Fitzgeral of the Kiandra. Jim Rubin, Zoning Administra ted that notice was given on the closure of East Meadow Mall. The staff 11 also check out the stairway situation, an alternative may be fencing/common ground for Tailsmen Condominium Association and/or an agreement between the Kiandra and the Tailsmen Condominium Association. The next item was a report from Ross Davis on the Recreation Land Use Committe. The next item was approval of the Contract on Stephens Parcel which was approved by Resolution No. 30, Series of 1979. Councilmember Steinberg moved to approve Resolution No. 30, Series of 1979;- Councilmember Hopman seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the motion passed. Approval of Acquisition Agreement on Elmore Parcel was approved by Resolution No. 31, Series of 1979, with the change of 66 acres to 5.2acres.;. Mayo~:Pro Tem Donovan read Resolution No. 31, as amended. {Mayor Slifer abstained because of a conflict of interest). There was a lengthy discussion. Councilmember Hopman moved to approve Resolution No. 31, Series of 1979 as amended; Councilmember Todd seconded the motion. All present-voted in favor and the motion passed. 'scussion regarding the cloud seeding program. VA will continue with the gram. The Town Council decided to go with the program and review it m ain at one of the January meetings. Richard Caplan, Town Manager, gave the Council a report in regards to the Lift Ticket Program for Students of Eagle County. He stated he received a letter from Ernie Nunn and Tom Evans of the Forest Service and the request to exempt the students from the 13,500 Mountain Capacity was denied. The Forest service felt that this was not a legitimate request all skiers are taking a cut. Richard Caplan will meet with VA in regards to the restrictions for students. The next item was for the Council to choose one new applicant for the Planning and Environmental Commisson Board. This appointment goes only until April 1980. The ten applicants were: Dan Corcoran, Frank Dalton, Fritz Glade. Pepi Gramshammer, Paul R. Johnston, John Perkins, Bill Ruoff, Jan Strauch, David W. Willette, Lewis Meskimen. The new Board Member is Dan Corcoran. r w • ~~ Council Minutes December 18, 3,979 Page 3 ~WN MANAGER REPORTS: The Town Manager stated that 5 architects have been choosen for the new libary. These five architects have to have their presentations turned into by 5 P.M. on January 10th. There will be Special Meeting on January 10th at 6:30 P.M. to view the five proposals... TOWN ATTORNEY REPORTS: The first was an information item: The 4 giardia cases of the .outbreak last year are being resolved by the 2nsurance Company. The Town of Vail has been served with papers by the Justice Company (Cedar Point Townhouses} The hearing will be January 2, 1980. Linda Kiaser, a concerned citizen is filing assault charges against the security personnel who worked the concert at the ice arena on the 17th of Dec. for"flagrant, illegal search of her body." Larry Rider suggested that a list of DO'S and DON'TS should be drawn up for Security Personnel . ~uncilmember Donovan moved to adjourn; Councilmeber Wito seconded the motion. All present voted in favor and the meeting adjouned at 10:15 P.M. ATTEST: i ~- Town of k -.~-`_ ~!, ~ ! Mayor (J • • FRANK DALTON DAN CORCORAN ~~ ~~~ _. v~ _. OFFICIAL BALLOT. PLANNING AN- ENVIRONMENTAL COMMISS.ION~: DECEMBER 18, 1979 .i /.// FR ITZ GLADE pEpl GRAMSHAMMER ' PAUL R, JOHN STON rr JOHN pERKINS 1~ . BILL RUO~F JAN STRAUCH DAVID W WILLETTE LEWIS MESKIMEN n v OFFICIAL BALLOT PLANN I NC AND E~~V I RONM~NTAL COM1!~~I SS,I ON :.. ~ . DECEMBER 18, 1979 - RCORAN DAN CO FRANK DALTON FRITZ GLADE PEPI GRAMSHAMMER PAUL R JOHN STON JOHN PERKINS B I Ll. RUOFF JAN STRAUCH DAVID W WILLETTE ` LEWIS MESKIMEN .. ^ 1 .. OFFICIAL BALLOT PLANNING AND ENVIRDNMEl~TAL COMMISSION DECEMBER 18, 1979 DAN CORCORAN FRANK DALTON FRITZ GLADE PEPI GRAMSHAMMER PAUL R JOHNSTON JOHN PERKINS .'~'°~. BILL RUOFF JAN STRAUCH DAVID W WILLETTE LEWIS NIESKIMEN .. . >. 1 OFFICIAL BALLOT PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENTAL COMMISSIOf~~. ~ - DECEMBER 18, 1979 DAN CORCORAN i/~a FRANK DALTON ~ -~ FR ITZ GLADE PEPI GRAMSHAMMER PAUL R JOHNSTON JOHN PERKINS BILL RUO~F JAN STRAUCH DAVID W WILLETTE , LEWIS MESKIMEN V. OFFICIAL BALLOT PLANNING AND E~IV I R0~IMENTAL COMM.I.SS I,ON ~w. ~ :~ . ; ~ ~. 3 DECEMBER 18, 1979 DAN CORCORAN /~ FRANK DALTON FRITZ GLADE PIrP I GRAMSHAMMER PAUL R JONNSTON JOHN PERKINS BILL RUOFF JAN STRAUCN DAVID W WILLETTE LEWIS MESKIMEN .. OFFICIAL BALLOT PLANNING-AND ENVIRONMENTAL.COMMISSIDN,~.. DECEMBER 18, 1979 _.. .~ /` DAN CORCORAN FRANK DALTON FR ITZ GLADE PEPI GRAMSHAMMER PAUL R JOl~NSTON JOHN PERKINS BILL RUOFF JAN STRAUCI~ DAVID W WILLETTE LEWIS N~ESKIMEN i ~~ -'1 OFFICIAL BALLOTo PLANN i NG AND ENV I RO[~MENTAL CCM~~ I SS I ON DECEMBER 18~ 1979 DA~1 CORCORAN FRANK DALTON FRITZ GLADE PEPI GRAMSHAMMER PAUL R JOHNSTON JOHN PERKINS BILL RUOFF JAN STRAUGH DAVID W WILLETTE LEWIS MESKIMEN V r