HomeMy WebLinkAbout1971-05-27 Town Council MinutesMINUTES OF A SPECIAL MEETING
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
LOCAL LIQUOR LICENSING AUTHORITY
MAY 27, 1971
A special meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Town of Vail
was held, pursuant to call and notice, on May 27, 1971, at the
hour of 7:30 p.m., at the Vail Clinic. The following trustees,
constituting a quorum were present:
Mayor John Dobson
Trustee Dr. Thomas Steinberg
Trustee Tod Anderson
Trustee John Donovan
Trustee Clayton Freeman
Trustee Gerry White
Trustee Dick Bailey
Also present at this meeting were:
Terrell Minger, Town Manager
Larry Robinson, Town Attorney
The meeting was called to order by Mayor Dobson.
Mr. E. W. Humphrey from General Code Publishers Corporation
made a proposal to codify our ordinances, which proposal
included editing of present ordinances, publishing them in
book form, keeping them current, indexed, etc. This service
would cost the Town of Vail between $3,000 and $4,000 for
our present ordinances plus $20 a page for each addition, and
the contract would run for three years. There were some ob-
jections as to the price and the fact that none of the lawyers
from this firm have passed the Colorado Bar Examination. It
was decided to discuss this at a later date.
Mr. Chuck Ogilby and his partner Mr. Carl Fenzel from Apollo
Park at Vail were present to ask for a parking variance for
their project. Instead of the requirement for 1.5:1 (13� park-
ing spaces per dwelling unit), they are asking for 1.3:1.
They would like to build an additional eighteen -unit building,
which would eliminate some parking spaces; but they feel that
Apollo Park's proximity to Vail and other factors (for example,
successful elimination of parking spaces in a Colorado Springs
project) make the 1.5:1 requirement unnecessary. The Board of
Trustees will meet with the Planning Commission to determining
the specific needs of this neighborhood, but the general feel-
ing at this time is that Apollo Park should finish their first
phase of building and see how many parking spaces are used be-
fore the Board of Trustees will grant them this variance; how-
ever, it was also noted that parking space requirements are in
the process of being changed now and this may affect the final
decision. The Board will notify Ogilby within the next few
weeks.
Sarah Garton was appointed to the Sign Review Committee after
a motion by Trustee Donovan, a second by Trustee White, and
unanimous vote of the Board of Trustees.
CONVENED AS LOCAL LIQUOR LICENSING AUTHORITY
Consideration of change of licensee from Walter James Stalder
and Ross E. Davis to Ross E. Davis and Harold and Mary Louise
Shaw, Lodge Properties, Inc., was brought before the Authority
by Larry Robinson, Town Attorney. Michael DiMiceli, Police
1 Chief, stated that these people had been fingerprinted and no
unfavorable reports had been received. As all their papers,
fees, etc., were in order, Trustee Bailey motioned for approval
of this application, Trustee White seconded, and the vote was
unanimous.
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Stewart Brown was present as counsel for Lord Gore, Ltd., a Colorado
corporation, who is making application for transfer of license from
Charley Gersbach. Josef (Pepi) Langegger was also present as presi-
dent of this newly formed corporation. Police Chief DiMiceli stated
that the principals in this corporation had been fingerprinted and that
he had received no unfavorable reports about them. As all papers etc.
were in order, Trustee Donovan motioned for approval, Trustee Anderson
seconded, and the vote was unanimous for approval of this application.
RECONVENED AS VAIL BOARD OF TRUSTEES
The minutes from a regular meeting of the Board of Trustees held
April 12, 1971, were read and unanimously approved after a motion
by Trustee Bailey and a second by Trustee Donovan.
The meeting was then adjourned at 9:50 p.m. for an executive discussion.
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