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April 7, 1975
President & Board of Directors
Vail Fire Protection District
C/o Terrell Minger
Town of Vail
Vail, Colorado 81657
'Re: Lion's Ridge
Gentlemen:
With the Fire Protection Study complete and the favorable response from the
Insurance Services office (dated February 20, 1975), the Lion's Ridge Water
District is eager to pursue inclusion. We would appreciate the opportunity
to meet and discuss these matters with you.
The Fire Study accurately states the situation in Lion',s Ridge. The water
system is in very good condition except for its dependence upon electricity.
The I.S.O. analysis reflects this also - allocating a class 6 rating upon
• inclusion to the Vail Fire Protection District and the installation of an
interconnection.
Lion's Ridge has budgeted monies sufficient to install the $23,000 inter-
connection, and is ready to proceed pending approval from the Vail Water
and Sanitation District. Also the District is ready and willing to do
everything within its power to perpetuate annexation to the Town of Vail
and Vail Recreation District.
As we have indicated previously, we await your direction. We believe that
inclusion, and the accompanying revenue would be beneficial to the Vail Fire
Protection District. We believe the interconnection of water systems would
also be of benefit to the Vail Water and Sanitation District as a backup
supply in event of emergency.
Now that the Reports and Analyses are in, we are anxious to proceed. We hope
to meet with you soon.
Sincerely,
LION'S GE W DISTRICT
ames P. Col ins
Lyon, Collins & Co., Inc.
DISTRICT MANAGER
cc: Ed Drager
Tom Grimshaw
Mike Carlisle
MINUTES
JOINT MEETING:
TOWN COUNCIL
BOARD OF DIRECTORS/VAIL METROPOLITAN RECREATION DISTRICT
BOARD OF DIRECTORS/VAIL FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT
BOARD OF DIRECTORS/VAIL WATER AND SANITATION DISTRICT
APRIL 21, 1975
A special joint meeting of the Town Council, the Board of
Directors of the Vail Metropolitan Recreation District, the
Board of Directors of the Vail Fire Protection District, and
the Board of Directors of the Vail water and Sanitation
District was held in conjunction with a special meeting of
the Town Council at 2:00 P.M. on Monday, April 21, 1975, in
the Council Chambers of the Vail Municipal Building.
Mayor John Dobson and the following Council members were present:
Josef Staufer
John Donovan
Kathy Klug
Joseph Langmaid
Jim Slevin
The following members of the Board of Directors of the Vail
Metropolitan Recreation District were present:
Ted Kindel
Dick Peterson
Chairman Joseph Langmaid and the following members of the Board
of�.•Directors of the Vail Fire Protection District were present:
Ted Kindel
Larry Burdick
Gerry Hoyt
Chairman Larry Burdick and the following members of the Board of
Directors of'the Vail Water and Sanitation District were present:
Dick Elias
'• Josef Staufer
Gerry Hoyt
Ted Kindel
Also present were:
Bob Manzanares, Administrative Assistant
Kent Rose, Town Engineer
Mr. Manzanares explained the letter submitted by the Lions Ridge
area to the Council and the special districts, expressing a
desire to be considered for annexation to the Town and inclusion
within each of the districts.. He also explained that the ISO has
indicated in writing that the Lions Ridge area is qualified to
receive a 6 insurance rating if it joins the Vail Fire Protection
District. Mr. Manzanares also stated that the purpose of the
special joint meeting is to establish a policy for all future
annexations and inclusions.
Mayor Dobson stated that past policy has been to conduct simul-
taneous inclusions were possible but that such has not always
been possible regarding the Water & Sanitation District because
of technical problems. Councilman Langmaid stated that his under-
standing of the inclusion policy has been that areas must first
annex to the Town of Vail before being considered for inclusion
within the special districts in order to avoid having areas
join'the districts in order to receive those services without
. , annexing to the Town in order to receive those controls.
Mr. Rose outlined on the Town map those areas which the Town
staff feels could be considered for annexation at this time,
including: the McAllister property, Lions Ridge, the Valley,
3 50-acre parcels on the South side of Interstate 70, and the
area West of Lions Ridge down to the Safeway store, He felt
that annexing just the Lions Ridge area would leave a small
-contiguous boundary, making the annexation of the Western por-
tion of the Gore Valley more time consuming - requiring more
elections. Mr. Kindel stated that he had heard of a developer
in the Vail das Schone area who has promised his purchasers
that he is holding a strip of land large enough to prevent the
.Town from annexing that area. It was the feeling of both the
Council and Mr. Rose that it is not possible to block an annex-
ation in such a manner.
Bill Wilto, an East Vail resident, expressed the wish that the'
Town work on consolidating the fire, water and recreation ser-
vices in the East Vail area before moving West to annex additional
territory.
Mr. Kindel voiced the Recreation District's hopes to include the
entire Gore Valley within its boundaries in order to take advan-
tage of ail additional tax base. Mayor Dobson asked what incen-
tive there was for an area to join the Rec. District. Mr. Kindel
explained the District's tentative plan to increase the rate
differential for recreation passes (golf and tennis). The Mayor
was -concerned that a valley -wide recreation district would be
spread too thin. Mr. Kindel stated that there was no room.in
the valley for a second golf course, but that more tennis courts
could be built and that possibly the Rec. District could control
stream quality in the valley -for better fishing. Councilwoman
Klug was concerned that a greater rate differential would prohibit
the employees from buying passes. Mr. Peterson explained that
there would be no distinction between a property owner and a
resident of an area as far as ability to buy a recreation pass
was concerned; the rate would be the same as long as a person
lived within the District boundaries. Councilman Donovan added
that there is also an alternate facility available now with the
development of Grouse Mountain. Mr. Kindel added that the Recre-
ation District should be treated somewhat independently of the
Town and the other special districts. He felt that there would
be no loss of leverage by the Town if the Rec. District included
the whole valley, as there might be if one of the other districts
included the whole valley.
Mr -Elias stated that limiting the special districts' boundaries
to those of the Town would limit the ability of the districts to
offer their services, and he favored keeping the districts separ-
ate from the Town. Mr. Kindel further mentioned the possibility
of extending the Recreation District as far as Minturn, thereby
lowering the pass prices for the whole area, but he agreed that
the District would have to research whether or not Minturn has
a large enough tax base. Mayor Dobson stated that it may be a
desirable thing for the Recreation District to include the whole
valley, but mentioned that the other special districts are needed
as leverage to induce areas to annex to the Town. Mr. Kindel
noted that inclusions to the Fire District might be limited
because of the need to keep the insurance rating at 6 and that
areas which might imperil that rating would not be desirable.
Mr. Donovan added that the fire insurance rating is dependent
• upon the water storage and facilities of an area. Mr. Burdick
stated that it has been the policy of the Water and Sanitation
District to require.areas requesting inclusion within the District
to annex to the Town and to the other districts as well.
Mr. Langmaid explained the Bighorn Water District's desire to
consolidate with the Vail Water & Sanitation District and agreed I
with Mr. Wilto that the Town should concentrate on bringing the
• Bighorn area of the Town into the special districts.
The Mayor.returned to the question of the Recreation District.
He asked how much, additional revenue the District could expect
if it included the entire valley. Mr. Bernstein stated that
the District is now receiving around $90,000 in tax revenue and
that if it included the whole valley, it would receive an addi-
tional $50,000 approximately. Mayor Dobson then asked if the
District expected its resident pass rates to change very much.
Mr. Kindel stated that the Board had not yet discussed future
pass rates.
Mr. Manzanares returned to the question of annexing the Lions
Ridge area. He stated that the area meets all the requirements
set forth for inclusion into all the special districts and for
annexation to the Town and that the Town needs to respond to
the area's request. Mayor Dobson stated that if all the require-
ments are met, then the Town must encourage Lions Ridge to
Petition for annexation and for inclusion into the special dis-
tricts. Mr. Langmaid stated that the Fire District would accept
the.Lions Ridge area as long as it annexed to the Town simultan-
eously. Mr. Hoyt stressed the'need to effect the whole annexa-
tion -inclusion package simultaneously. He stated that people
petitioning for annexation to the Town expect to receive all
municipal services, such as fire and water. Mr. Burdick, speak-
ing for the Water & Sanitation District, stated that Lions Ridge's
only technical problem regarding inclusion within his district
is the lack of an interconnection between their district.and the
Town's. He also stated that the interconnection could be taken
care of and the area included within the Vail Water & San. Dist.
soon.
Mr. Langmaid suggested having a Town annexation election for
Lions Ridge first, then the special district elections. Mayor
Dobson felt that would be too unwieldy and suggested that perhaps
the special district concept was outdated as far as Vail is con-
cerned. He felt that the special district functions should be
proper municipal functions and suggested discussing the possible
dissolution of the districts. Mr. Kindel agreed and suggested
setting up another joint meeting in June to discuss the idea.
At that point Mayor Dobson polled the Council for its feelings
regarding the annexation of the Lions Ridge area to the Town.
The feeling was unanimously in favor of telling Lions Ridge to
pursue the annexation and subsequent inclusions. Mr. Manzanares
was instructed to notify Lions Ridge of the Council's and the
Boards' approval.
With no further business, the joint meeting was adjourned at
4:30 P.M.
Secretary of the Board
Vail Metropolitan Recreation Dist.
Vail Fire Protection Dist.
Vail Water & Sanitation Dist.
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• MINUTES
SPECIAL MEETING
TOWN COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF VAIL
APRIL 21, 1975
A special meeting of the Town Council of the Town of Vail
convened at 2:15 P.M. on Monday, April 21, 1975, in the
Council Chambers of the Vail Municipal Building.
Mayor John Dobson and the following.councilmembers were
present:
Josef Staufer
John Donovan
Kathleen Klug
Joseph Langmaid
James Slevin
Also present were:
Terrell J. Minger, Town Manager
Mayor Dobson opened the meeting by.explaining the need for
calling a special meeting, stating that there will be no
quorum until June.
With regard to the reconsideration of Mery Lapin's expired
variance, Jim Lamont gave a brief explanation of what had.
been previously granted to Lapin; Ron Todd, Lapin's archi_
tect, then explained to the Council the set back and bulk
control requirements - all of which are met - and which
were set by the Planning Commission. ➢ouglas.McLaughlin,
representing the Village Market,was present to make a state-
ment regarding the loading and unloading of trucks for
delivery to the Market, and the joint parking access to
both Lapin's building and the Market; McLaughlin stated
that he had to, in the interest of his client, oppose the
granting of the variance unless these two problems were
solved. Lapin and McLaughlin brought the following state-
ment to the Council: "Both parties agree that excavation
of the Northwest corner would be done first, and a minimum
of 15' clearance will be maintained for the east side loading
of Crossroads I Building." As Planning Commission was then
needed, members deliberated and approved the Lapin project,
thus formulating formal approval, and referred the matter
to the Town Council to be acted upon. Mayor Dobson stated
that with the approval of both Design Review Board and the
Planning Commission regarding the Lapin project, he would
entertain a motion to grant the variance including the
addendum. Councilman Staufer moved to approve the variance;
Councilwoman Klug seconded the motion; the vote was unanimous
in favor; and the motion carried.
REPORTS FROM THE TOWN MANAGER
Mr. Minger reported that the school site closing would take
place within the next week, that plans are firm, and the
price is set at $220,000. He commented that negotiations
for the additional acre were improbable and not to be
pursued at this time.
•
Minutes
Special Meeting
April 21, 1975
Page 2
• The Town Council authorized the town manager to enter into
negotiations with the Vail Resort Association regarding
office space in the Transportation Center, not to exceed
3,500 square feet, on level three, and not to exceed a
cost of $50,000, to be paid back over a period of time,
not yet established. The architects had not had the time
to estimate this type of proposal, they will do this in
the near future, and report back to the Council.
Mr. Minger reported on the negotiations with the Theatrical
Corporation of America, commenting that details are firmed
up and the contract would be signed today. Included in
the project are a one -hour television special, filming to
begin in June and August, in the. -fall and December...' The
Special will be released in January or February, then cut
into two one-half hour specials and be released.
Regarding the Antholz project and the recent architect
public meeting, Mr. Minger assured the public and the Town
Council that the project will not be just a sports facility.
Cultural and artistic programs will be offered in addition
to the athletic programs. He re -capped some ideas the
architects and design .team produced as to how to best fill
the space of the Antholz.project, such as an ice arena,
seating approximately 4,000, with good acoustics and the
option to cover the ice and hold an occasional concert.
Such activities could include the Denver Symphony, a special
meeting, or a major exhibition; pool; complete health center;
youth services; babysitting; all of this tied into the
center with a small, open-air type of restaurant, to
carry out the catalytic theme. The approximate cost for
the project will be $7 million.
The next order of business pertained to a joint session
of the Vail Metropolitan Recreation District, the Vail Fire
Protection District, and the Vail Water and Sanitation
District, discussing annexation and inclusion policies;
with specific regard to Lion's Ridge Water District, seeking
inclusion into the Vail Fire Protection District. Please.
note attached minutes of the Joint Session.
The next order of.business was in regard to the discussion
and review of the 1974 Town of Vail Audit. The Council
decided to table discussion on this matter until June,
when all members can study and evaluate the findings of
the 1974 audit.
As there was no further business, the meeting was adjourned
at 4:15 P.M.
ATTEST:
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eputy Town Clerk
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Mayor
MINUTES
JOINT MEETING:
TOWN COUNCIL
BOARD OF DIRECTORS/VAIL METROPOLITAN RECREATION DISTRICT
BOARD OF DIRECTORS/VAIL FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT
BOARD OF DIRECTORS/VAIL WATER AND SANITATION DISTRICT
APRIL 21, 1975
A special joint meeting of the Town Council, the Board of
Directors of the Vail Metropolitan Recreation District, the
Board of Directors of the Vail Fire Protection District, and
the Board of Directors of the Vail Water and Sanitation
District was held in conjunction with a special meeting of
the Town Council at 2:00 P.M. on Monday, April 21, 1975, in
the Council Chambers of the Vail Municipal Building.
Mayor John Dobson and the following Council members were present:
Josef Staufer
John Donovan
• Kathy Klug
Joseph Langmaid
Jim Slevin
The following members of the Board of Directors of the Vail
Metropolitan Recreation District were present:
Ted Kindel
Dick Peterson
Chairman Joseph Langmaid and the following members of the Board
ofa-Directors of the Vail Fire Protection District were present:
Ted Kindel
Larry Burdick
Gerry Hoyt
Chairman Larry Burdick and the.following members of the Board of
Directors of the Vail Water and Sanitation District were present:
Dick Elias
• Josef, Staufer
Gerry Hoyt
Ted Kindel
Also present were:
Bob Manzanares, Administrative Assistant
Kent Rose, Town Engineer
Mr. Manzanares explained the letter submitted by the Lions Ridge
area to the Council and the special districts, expressing a
desire to be considered for annexation to the Town and inclusion
within each of the districts. He also explained that the ISO has
indicated in writing that the Lions Ridge area is qualified to
receive a 6 insurance rating if it joins the Vail Fire Protection
District. Mr. Manzanares also stated that the purpose of the
special joint meeting is to establish a policy for all future
annexations and inclusions.
Mayor Dobson stated that past policy has been to conduct simul-
taneous inclusions were possible but that such has not always
been possible regarding the Water & Sanitation District because
of technical problems. Councilman Langmaid stated that his under-
standing of the inclusion policy has been that areas must first
annex to the Town of Vail before being considered for inclusion
within the special districts in order to avoid having areas
join the districts in order to receive those services without
Annexing to the Town in order to receive those controls.
Mr. Rose outlined on the Town map those areas which the Town
staff feels could be considered for annexation at this time,
including: the McAllister property, Lions Ridge, the Valley,
3 50-acre parcels on the South side of Interstate 70, and the
area West of Lions Ridge down to the Safeway store. He felt
that annexing just the Lions Ridge area would leave a small
contiguous boundary, making the annexation of the Western por-
tion of the Gore Valley more time consuming - requiring more
elections. Mr. Kindel stated that he had heard of a developer
in the Vail das Schone area who has promised his purchasers
that he is holding a strip of land large enough to prevent the
Town from annexing that area. It was the feeling of both the
Council and Mr. Rose that it is not possible to block an annex-
ation in such a manner.
Bill Wilto, an East Vail resident, expressed the wish that the
Town work on consolidating the fire, water and recreation ser-
vices in the East Vail area before moving West to annex additional
territory.
• Mr. Kindel voiced the Recreation District's hopes to include the
entire Gore Valley within its boundaries in order to take advan-
tage of an additional tax base. Mayor Dobson asked what incen-
tive there was for an area to join the Rec. District, Mr. Kindel
explained the District's tentative plan to increase the rate
differential for recreation passes (golf and tennis). The Mayor
was concerned that a valley -wide recreation district would be
spread too thin. Mr. Kindel stated that there was no room -in
the valley for a second golf course, but that more tennis courts
could be built and that possibly the Rec. District could control
stream.quality in the valley for better fishing. Councilwoman
Klug was concerned that a greater rate differential would prohibit
the employees from buying passes. Mr. Peterson explained that
there would be no distinction between a property owner and a
resident of an area as far as ability to buy a recreation pass
was concerned; the rate would be the same as long as a person
lived within the District boundaries. Councilman Donovan added
that there is also an alternate facility available now with the
development of Grouse Mountain. Mr. Kindel added that the Recre-
ation District should be treated somewhat independently of the
• Town and the other special districts. He felt that there would
be no loss of leverage by the Town if the Rec. District included
the whole valley, as there might be if one of the other districts
included the whole valley.
Mr. Elias stated that limiting the special districts' boundaries
to those of the Town would limit the ability of the districts to
offer their services, and he favored keeping the districts separ-
ate from the Town. Mr. Kindel further mentioned the possibility
of extending the Recreation District as far as Minturn, thereby
lowering the pass prices for the whole area, but he agreed that
the District would have to research whether or not Minturn has
a large enough tax base. Mayor Dobson stated that it may be a
desirable thing for the Recreation District to include the whole
valley, but mentioned that the other special districts are needed
as leverage to induce areas to annex to the Town. Mr. Kindel
noted that inclusions to the Fire District might be limited
because of the need to keep the insurance rating at 6 and that
areas which might imperil that rating would not be desirable.
Mr. Donovan added that the fire insurance rating is dependent
upon the water storage and facilities of an area. Mr. Burdick
stated thatit has been the policy of the Water and Sanitation
District to require.areas requesting inclusion within the District
to annex to the Town and to the other districts as well.
Mr. Langmaid explained the Bighorn Water District's desire to
consolidate with the Vail Water & Sanitation District and agreed
with Mr. Wilto that the Town should concentrate on bringing the
Bighorn area of the Town into the special districts.
The Mayor returned to the question of the Recreation District.
He asked how much additional revenue the District could expect
if it included the entire valley. Mr. Bernstein stated that
the District is now receiving around $90,000 in tax revenue and
that if it included the whole valley, it would receive an addi-
tional $50,000 approximately. Mayor Dobson then asked if the
District expected its resident pass rates to change very much.
Mr. Kindel stated that the Board had not yet discussed future
pass rates.
Mr. Manzanares returned to the question of annexing the Lions
Ridge area. He stated that the area meets all the requirements
set forth for inclusion into all the special districts and for
annexation to the Town and that the Town needs to respond to
the area's request. Mayor Dobson stated that if all the require-
ments are met, then the Town must encourage Lions Ridge to
petition for annexation and for inclusion into the special dis-
tricts.; Mr. Langmaid stated that the Fire District would accept
the Lions Ridge area as long as it annexed to the Town simultan-
eously. Mr. Hoyt stressed the need to effect the whole annexa-
tion -inclusion package simultaneously. He stated that people
petitioning for annexation to the Town expect to receive all
municipal services, such as fire and water. Mr. Burdick, speak-
ing for the Water & Sanitation District, stated that Lions Ridge's
only technical problem regarding inclusion within his district
is the lack of an interconnection between their district and the
Town's. He also stated that the interconnection could be taken
care of and the area included within the Vail Water & San. Dist.
soon.
Mr. Langmaid suggested having a Town annexation election for
Lions Ridge first, then the special district elections. Mayor
Dobson felt that would be too unwieldy and suggested that perhaps
the special district concept was outdated as far as Vail is con-
cerned. He felt that the special district functions should be
proper municipal functions and suggested discussing the possible
dissolution of the districts. Mr. Kindel agreed and suggested
setting up another joint meeting in June to discuss the idea.
• At that point Mayor Dobson polled the Council for its feelings
regarding the annexation of the Lions Ridge area to the Town.
The feeling was unanimously in favor of telling Lions Ridge to
pursue the annexation and subsequent inclusions. Mr. Manzanares
was instructed to notify Lions Ridge of the Council's and the
Boards' approval.
With no further business, the joint meeting was adjourned at
4:30 P.M.
Secretary of the Board
Vail Metropolitan Recreation Dist.
Vail Fire Protection Dist.
Vail Water & Sanitation Dist.
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office of the town attorney
May 7, 1975
Re: Town Council regular meetings in May 1975
Gentlemen and Ms. Klug:
As you know Section 4.1 requires at least two regular council
meetings each month without providing any exception thereto.
To satisfy the Charter requirement a regular meeting was held
on May 6, 1975, at 7:30 P.M. Only Ms. Klug attended the May
6th meeting since Messrs. Dobson, Langmaid, Slevin, and Staufer
were away from Vail, being I understand in Arizona, Maui London,
and Jamaica respectively. Mr. Donovan informed me on May 6th
that he could not attend the meeting on account of personal bus-
iness and Dr. Steinberg was likewise unable to attend. Even if
Mr. Donovan and Dr. Steinberg had attended the May 6th meeting,
a quorum would not have existed. At the meeting in addition to
my regular duties I acted for the Town Manager since both he and
the Assistant Town Manager are also out of town and as Deputy
Town Clerk. The meeting was called to order, Ms. Klug stated the
reasons for the absence of the other council members, and I read
section 4.4 of the Charter, thereby indicating that the council
could not conduct any business at the meeting due to the lack of
a quorum of four members, and accordingly Ms. Klug adjourned the
meeting to the date of the next regular meeting, May 20, 1975, at
7:30 P.M.
It appears that four or more council members will also be absent
from the jurisdiction on May 20, 1975, such that business cannot
be conducted in the meeting on that date. Nevertheless that meet-
ing must be held. I will not attend the May 20th meeting as I
will be in New 'York, New York, on that date on my vacation. Ms.
Klug assured me that she will be in Vail and will attend the May
20th meeting, handling it similarly to the May 6th meeting in the,
event there is the lack of a quorum. Naturally, any other members
Town Council
May 7, 1975
Page 2
• who are in town then should attend the May 20th meeting unless
they have good cause which precludes their attendance. If four
members were to be able to attend the meeting on May 20th, bus-
iness can be conducted, though in the absence of three members
those present might consider it appropriate to defer delicate
matters to a subsequent meeting which would be attended by all
or most of the members.
The Town Clerk will attend the May 20th council meeting as will
either James F. Lamont or J. Robert Manzanares to operate the
tape recorder. As far as I am aware the Town Manager will also
attend that meeting. Copies hereof have been directed to each
of them.
1 realize that it is some trouble to a number of persons, both
council members and administrative employees, to have to attend
the May 20th council meeting when it appears that there will not
be a quorum and hence business cannot be conducted, but this is
necessary in order for the council to comply with Section 4.1 of
the Charter.
Sincerely,
Gene A. Smiti
Town Attornew,
GAS/sjm
cc: (1) Mr. Terrell J. Minger,
Town Manager
(2) Mr. Stanley F. Bernstein,
Finance Director/Assistant Town Manager
�3) Ms. Rosalie Jeffrey,
Town Clerk
(4) Mr. James F. Lamont,
Director, Department of Community Development
• (5) Mr. J. Robert Manzanares,
Administrative Assistant
PUBLIC NOTICE
SPECIAL JOINT MEETING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THERE WILL BE
A SPECIAL JOINT MEETING OF THE TOWN COUNCIL
OF THE TOWN OF VAIL, COLORADO, THE BOARD
OF DIRECTORS OF THE VAIL FIRE PROTECTION
DISTRICT, THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
VAIL METROPOLITAN RECREATION DISTRICT, AND
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE VAIL WATER
AND SANITATION DISTRICT ON MONDAY, APRIL
21, 1975, AT 2:00 P.M., IN THE VAIL MUNICIPAL
• BUILDING FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONSIDERING A
GENERAL ANNEXATION AND INCLUSION POLICY FOR
THE TOWN OF VAIL AND ALL SPECIAL DISTRICTS.
DATED: This 17th day of April, 1975.
bar
wn of Vail, Colorado
Sec tart'
Vail Fire P o ction District
Vail Metropolitan Recreation District
Vail Water and Sanitation District