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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1969-03-31 Town Council MinutesOFFICE COPY DO NOT REMOVE MINUTES OF THE MEETING THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF VAIL HELD MARCH 31, 1969 Th e Meeting was called to Order by the Mayor, John Dobson, at 7:30 P. M. March 31, t9u9 in the Police Station located in the Mill Creek Court Building. ROLL CALL: Roll Call found. the following Members present: John A. Dobson Richard Bailey John Donovan John Kaemmer C. E. Kindel Joseph Langmaid T. I. Steinberg Also present: F. Blake Lynch, Stewart Brown, Terry Minger —. Planning Commission - Albert White 1. CONSIDERATION OF VRA RECUEST Joseph Staufer, Presideat of the Vail Resort Association, appeared and requested that the Town contribute $6, 000 toward the VRA program for advertising the Town. He explained that the work load on the VRA was increasing tremendously and that the advertising program needed support. Trustee Donovan moved that the Town appropriate the sum of $6, 000 from surplus sales tax funds to meet this emergency situation that has a direct effect on the safety and welfare of the inhabitants of the Town. He indicated the money should be used to advertise the social advantages, natural resources and. scenic attractions of Vail. The Motion was seconded and approved unanimously by the Board. An emergency appropriation ordinance will be presented at the next meeting for passage. �-- 2. CONSIDERATION OF INCIDENT REPORT ON CASINO VAIL LIQUOR VIOLATIONS. Chief Holmes reported that the Casino had again been caught serving liquor to under age persons with rather imperfect fake I. D. Is and that this is the fourth such incident this winter. The first two were discovered by the State Liquor Inspector in December. • The Board decided that it should hold a hearing concerning these violations to determine what action should be taken, and that we should notify the State authorities on this matter. 3. ZONING The Board of Trustees, after discussion, made the following changes with respect to the zoning ordinance draft: (a) Increased the FAR for the HDMF District from 1 to 1 to 1. 5 to 1. (b) Reduced the off-street parking requirement for office, restaurant and retail floor space from five spaces per 1, 000 PFA to three spaces per 1, 000 PFA. (c) Changed multi -family dwelling from a conditional use in the CSC District to a use by right. (d) Removed all rear and side yard set -back requirements from the HDMF, PA and HS Districts pending further study. (e) Discussed the definitions of apartment, condominium and structure and recommended appropriate changes. (f) Decided that Block A, Lot 3, 7th Filing, should be MF until the potential land use and/or access in the area changes. With no further business to come before the Board, the meeting was unanimously adjourned at U:00 P. M. -2-