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REGULAR MEETING
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
IsJUNE 28, 1971
A regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Town of
Vail was held, pursuant to call and notice, at the hour of
7:30 p.m. on Monday, June 28, 1971, at the Vail Clinic. The
following Trustees, constituting a quorum, were present:
Mayor John Dobson
Trustee John Donovan
Trustee Gerry White
Trustee Dick Bailey
Trustee Tod Anderson
Trustee Dr. Thomas Steinberg
Also present were:
Terrell J. Minger, Town Manager
Stanley Bernstein, Finance Director
Larry Robinson, Town Attorney
• AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING LIVESTOCK ON PUBLIC STREETS WITHIN
THE TOWN OF VAIL; PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS; AND
SETTING FORTH DETAILS IN RELATION THERETO was brought be-
fore the Board with the two changes agreed upon by -them at
the last meeting -- that the livestock would be prohibited
from CCI and CCII only, and that livestock could occupy the
streets during special events if approved by the Board of
Trustees. Mayor Dobson polled the Trustees as to whether
they had read and understood the ordinance. They all indi-
cated they had. Trustee Anderson motioned for approval,
Trustee Bailey seconded, and the vote was as follows:
Trustees Anderson, Bailey, White, Steinberg, and Donovan
all voted in favor of adopting this ordinance. No Trustee
opposed. Ordinance No. 10, Series of 1971, was approved.
Stanley Bernstein, Vail Finance Director, presented and ex-
plained the April and May financial vouchers for the Town
of Vail. After studying them, Trustee Bailey motioned for
approval; Trustee Steinberg seconded; and the following
Trustees voted to approve the April and May, 1971, Town of
Vail vouchers: Trustee Bailey, Trustee Steinberg, Trustee
Donovan, Trustee White, Trustee Anderson. No Trustee op-
posed, and the vouchers were approved. Bernstein then ex-
plained the computer print out, which is a monthly revenue
and expenditure report, also showing the budget figures.
Town Manager Minger mentioned that a meeting has been set
up for July 1 with Vail Associates to discuss stream tract
open space dedication.
Duane Pettijohn from THK was in Vail last week and met with
the Trustees to discuss the liquor study his firm is con-
ducting for Vail. He had approximately 11,000 question-
naires returned to him. The report should be almost 100
pages long and should be completed within a week or two.
Minger then stated that he had jointly hired, along with
Colorado Mountain College and the University of Colorado,
a graduate student, Jim Lamont, to work on a Master Plan
for the entire valley, including those parts not annexed to
the Town. Vail Associates has tentatively agreed to have
George Beardsley available for our use. Bob Nott, vice
president of real estate for Vail Associates was present at
the meeting and fully endorsed this idea.
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Tod Anderson was appointed to repres'ent. the Town of V a i 1
in a committee 'to determine 'customer relations,. picture
quality, etc. , as discussed at. the 'last meeting. Don Morris,
from Cable TV, is the other member and he and Tod w i 11 pick
a third member.
Dick Butterworth was present at this meeting to ask the
Board if they had made any decisions 'as to his tennis bub-
ble proposal. Mayor Dobson told him that the land owner-
ship and dedication must be settled before any decision can
be made concerning this bubble. 'There are also problems re-
lating to the zoning ordinance 'and the protective covenants.
Bob Nott asked the Trustees' indulgence in the annexation
proceedings of the Katsos ranch.
The noise and nuisance around the Bridge Street area was
brought up, and it was decided to ask the Vail Police Depart-
ment to control this a little better.
Jim Ogilvie from the 'Denver Water Board will be here July 12
at 7:30 for a public meeting, which w i 11 be held in conjunc-
tion with the regular Town' Meeting.
Roger Brown brought up the question of zoning as relating to
two-family units, stating that more than two "families"
were occupying homes in areas zoned for only two families.
He was asked to write a letter to the Planning Commission
requesting a meeting on this subject.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned
at 9:00 p.m.
Tow 7.erk
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