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VAIL TOWN COUNCIL
REGULAR MEETING
MARCH 16, 1976
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The regular meeting of the Town Council of the Town of Vail,10olorado,
was convened at 7:30 P.M. on Tuesday, March 16, 1976, in the Vail
Municipal Building Council Chambers.
Mayor John Dobson and the following council members were present:
John Donovan
Bill Heimbach
Kathleen Klug
Bob Ruder
Joseph Staufer
Bill Wilto
Also present were:
Eldon Beck, of Royston, Hanamoto, Beck & Abbey
Terrell J. Minger, Town Manager
Ordinance No. 7-76, an ordinance establishing Special Development
District 6 and amending the zoning ordinance and the official
zoning map, was presented on second reading. Eldon Beck pre-
sented an amendment proposalto the report submitted at the March 2,
1976, Town Council meeting:
1. That the average height of the buildings will not exceed
45 feet and the roof height above (the rest inaudible).
2. The intent is that the building complex be as low as
possible and that at this level of detail it is not
realistic to tie down precise maximum elevations. The
final decisions regarding the elevations will depend
upon further details provided by the architect by the
projection of building mass onto the photos of the
actual site positions.
3. At this point the (questionable wording, inaudible)....
final heights will be established.... (inaudible).
Mr. Beck went into the various building elevations of the :proposed
development, applying the proposed zoning amendment.
Councilman Wilto moved adoption of Ordinance 7-76 as amended ac-
cording to the recommendations of Eldon Beck; Councilman Ruder
seconded the motion; all present voted in favor; and the motion
carried.
ORDINANCE 8-76, an ordinance authorizing the Town of Vail to
make a special endorsement on a $30,000 promissory note of the
Vail Centennial Museum, Inc., to accommodate it in obtaining
a loan from the Bank of Vail for the Colorado Ski Museum, was
presented on second reading. All debate and motions indaudible
and the motion carried(as best as can be heard).
ORDINANCE NO. 10-76, an ordinance providing for negotiation
of municiapl contracts, was introduced on first reading.
Any further dicussion and the voting record is inaudible.
ORDINANCE 9-76, an ordinance concerning special improvement
districts within the Town was totally inaudible: if it -.was dis-
cussed -or voted on was not discernable.
PRESENTATIONS
In regard to the I-70 Crossing, Terrell Minger introduced the
consultants who would beaddressing the meeing, gave a`brief his-
. As
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REGULAR MEETING
MARCH 16, 1976
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tory of the conceptual development of the highway crossing, and
emphasized that the main concern at this meeting was to determine
whether an over or underpass be built.
Eldon Beck presented a slide series depicting different highway
crossings, over and under, pointing out various types of land-
scaping and their impacts.
George Bergen represented Claire Cooper -Marcus and presented the
sociological and psycholigical impressions on over versus under pass.
Representatives from the highway department spoke. Discussion was
extensive: much inaudible.
. Councilman Staufer moved that they start the design team working on
the overpass approach, (rest of motion inaudible); Councilwoman
Klug seconded the motion; a roll call vote was taken (reponses
inaudible); and the motion carried.
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As there was no further business, the meeting was adjourned.
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