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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1999-11-16 Town Council Minutes• 09 VAIL TOWN COUNCIL - MINUTES TUESDAY, November 16, 1999 7:00 P.M. The regular meeting of the Vail Town Council was held in the Town Council Chambers on Tuesday, November 16, 1999. The meeting was called to order at approximately 7:00 P.M. COUNCIL MEMBERS PRESENT STAFF MEMBERS PRESENT: Ludwig Kurz, Mayor Sybill Navas, Mayor Pro-Tem Rod Slifer Chuck Ogilby Kevin Foley Greg Moffet Diana Donovan Pam Brandmeyer, Assistant Town Manager Bob McLaurin, Town Manager Tom Moorhead, Town Attorney The first item on the agenda was Citizen Participation. Paul Rondeau, a local resident, said he had a couple of suggestions to make about the process of how things were done at Council meetings. The first was to have informal seating at the Council work sessions and have people seated at tables adjacent to the Council so people would not have to stand at the podium. The second topic he wanted to address was that he wanted to get feedback from Council on his or anyone other citizen's suggestions or complaints that are brought up at the Council meetings, whether it's on the spot feedback or discussed at a later Council meeting. Council member Greg Moffet said Paul's ideas were good. Mayor Ludwig Kurz said they are already in the process of changing some things and said reiterated that Paul's ideas were good ones. Pam Brandmeyer, Assistant Town Manager, said the staff already has tables ready to put in place for this type of seating arrangement. Bob McLaurin, Town Manager, informed everyone that public comments are placed on a Council Follow -Up form for responses as well. The second item on the agenda was a Wayfinding Conceptual and Design Review. Suzanne Silverthorn, Community Relations Officer, gave a brief overview of the Wayfinding Program and asked for further direction from Council. The wayfinding program builds upon the sign program for vehicles and pedestrians that was developed 10 years ago at the time of the 1989 World Championships, The Council gave staff direction this past summer to work with a consultant on an evaluation process. With input from the several entities involved, they have come up with a Wayfinding Program for Vail. She introduced Jeff Corbin, President of Corbin Design of Traverse City, Michigan. 1 Vail Town Council Minutes November 16, 1999 Jeff Corbin gave a slide presentation to Council and the public. During the presentation he 4P discussed various aspects of the process. He stated that there were quite a few changes since 1989, information is easier to get and signage erosion has occurred. He said people weren't necessarily looking for specific places within the town but were looking for larger sections of Vail and how they relate to one another, such as Vail Village and Lionshead. The signage and concepts in 1989 were sound and what they are proposing now, builds on what the town has now. Jeff said there were nine ideas to improve and build upon. The program would establish six zones within Vail; East Vail, Golden Peak, Vail Village, Lionshead Village, Cascade Village and West Vail, with a color coded mapping and sign identification system that would tie in the 1-70 corridor, the frontage roads and roundabouts, pedestrian areas, recreation paths and neighborhood streets. He said he has met with the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) regarding changing signage on 1-70 to coordinate with signs in town. This would allow for introduction of the symbols, signage and color by zones used in town on signage along 1-70. This program also extends the landscaping and stone walls approximately 150 feet off the exit ramps, with additional signage. There could also be signs on the north side of the bridge stating whether or not the parking structures are open and/or full. There could also be the use of visitor parking signs to direct people to the parking structures. He reviewed the parking structure signage, maps of the Village, as well as discussing possible space on maps at the parking structures for events that are happening during the year. He said the street signage needs updating and have more continuity throughout Vail, the need to have signage with Spanish and German on them, as well as walking time in kilometers. Jeff said he would answer any questions the Council may have about the Wayfinding Program. He complimented the town on the Wayfinding Committee that Vail has in place. Mayor Ludwig Kurz thanked Jeff for his overview. Council member Sybill Navas thanked Jeff for the work he has done and said there is a strong need for this program. Mayor Ludwig Kurz asked about the 1-70 signage. Would the entry into Vail from the East be the same as coming into Vail from the West. He asked why kilometers would be used instead of miles. Jeff said the entryways would be similar. He stated Vail could use miles, minutes, kilometers, feet or whatever they thought was appropriate. He stated another community has used kilometers and they have had success with it. Measurement in kilometers is shorter than miles. The committee is open on what type of measurement to use. Mayor Ludwig Kurz asked if they are looking at a phased program, and where is the best place to start, from Jeff's experience. Jeff said working on the pedestrian signage from the Village out would be the first priority, signs in the roundabouts, and the parking structure signage as Phase I. 2 Vail Town Council Minutes November 16, 1999 Bob McLaurin, Town Manager said the discussion on what would be Phase I is still in debate at the committee level right now and the committee will come back to Council with a priority list. He said this is a two to five year project. Council member Greg Moffet asked if the funding would come out of the general fund. Bob McLaurin said it would come out of capital projects funding. Council member Rod Slifer complimented the committee and Jeff for their work. He said this has been an ongoing issue for many years and said the first phase needs to include the interstate signs and exit signs. Bob McLaurin said the interstate signs are subject to CDOT approvals, which may take more time to do. Jeff said everything that can be done first can be done during the winter, or immediately. Mayor Ludwig Kurz asked if the signs can be made in the town shops instead of going elsewhere. Jeff said the town staff could do many of the signs, however, 320 signs are a lot for the staff to manage. Bob McLaurin said the technology available today would make the signs easier to make and to maintain. 0 Council member Chuck Ogilby asked some of the colors that made it harder to read the signs. Jeff said they would have to experiment to get the right color. Council member Kevin Foley asked if they would be naming the paths and trails and if the signs would be on light posts. Jeff said yes that is what is being proposed, however the signs would not be on the light posts, but they would have their own post. Council member Kevin Foley asked if there was a cost to the businesses. Bob McLaurin said they are looking at business opportunities with CDOT and Vail Resorts to help fund this program. Further discussion ensued regarding maps, costs to businesses, or if the town would pick up the cost for the maps. Mayor Ludwig Kurz echoed Rod's comments that this would help visitors get around town but will also add freshness and color to the area. He said in terms of the cost of the program, it will not be inexpensive to do but will help get guests around the town. He feels this is not an 0 0 inappropriate goal for the town to achieve. 3 Vail Town Council Minutes November 16, 1999 Council member Diana Donovan asked if the signs are silvery and will they reflect the light. A statement of being in Vail should be made and the signs should be at both entrances of Vail. She is concerned some of the signs looked large, particularly the transportation center sign. She said the overall program was an interesting concept. Jeff said the signs were not solar, they are solid and the same on both sides. Jim Lamont, representing the East Village Homeowners Association (EVHOA) said he had worked on the Town of Vail sign program years ago. He complimented the committee and the consultant on the comprehensiveness of the proposal. He would like to move forward on the regulatory signs on the no- skier drop off signs immediately. He liked the idea of doing as much of the signs in-house as possible. He feels that the French language should also be added to the signs. Jim also stated that on regional news, CDOT is developing a system -wide camera system so people can see the signs and get additional mileage on advertising. He thanked Suzanne Silverthorn; Sybil[ Navas and the rest of the committee for letting him get his two -cents in from the beginning of the process. Paul Rondeau, a local resident said the West Vail area is a real problem. He stated there is confusion of which side of the interstate people needed to be on. Jeff said signage on the West Vail roundabouts would clarify what neighborhoods are on each side of the highway and also the possibility of changing the Frontage Road name to a more complimentary name on each side would help. 00 Paul said the blue color may be a problem and they may need to add a seventh color so the blue in regulatory signs could stand-alone. L.� Council member Sybill Navas said the Design Review Board (DRB) also had a problem with some of the color choices. Jeff said there is a need to use colors that work with CDOT and signage. Mayor Ludwig Kurz asked Suzanne Silverthorn what authorization was needed from Council to move forward. Suzanne said they wanted authorization to allow staff to return in two weeks with an implementation schedule for Phase I, and cost estimates. Bob McLaurin said the 2000 capital budge provides $250,000 for the recommended improvements. He also said he would seek community partners to help pay for the program. He also stated the committee would come back in a couple of weeks with recommendations, and what the federal and state government entities feedback. Mayor Ludwig Kurz said there is strong support to keep moving forward with this process. 4 Vail Town Council Minutes November 16, 1999 Ajb The third item on the agenda was first reading of Ordinance No. 33, Series of 1999, an Ordinance Providing for the Levy Assessment and Collection of Town Ad Valorem Property Taxes Due for the 1999 Tax Year and Payable in the 1999 Fiscal Year. Steve Thompson, Finance Director, stated this ordinance provides for the proposed mill levy assessment and collection of property taxes for the 2000 fiscal year. The Town is allowed to increase its property tax revenue by the sum of the percentage increase in net new construction of .908% plus the Denver Boulder CPI for 1999 of 2.9% for a total of 3.808% or $76,519. Council member Sybill Navas made a motion to approve Ordinance No. 33, Series of Series 1999 on first reading and Council member Kevin Foley seconded the motion. A vote was taken and the motion passed unanimously, 7-0. The fourth item on the agenda were the Contracts for Community Facilities Planning. Russell Forrest, Community Development Director, said a productive meeting was held with the community facilities committee. They are requesting authorization from Council to enter into a contract with Economic Research Associates for a market analysis on the various uses proposed for the Hub site in Lionshead. He also asked for authorization to enter into a contract with Odell, Sasaki and Design Workshop for site designing of the proposed community uses on the lower bench of Donovan Park. He presented an overview of what the next steps would be at the Hub Site. Dominic Mauriello, Chief Planner, reviewed the Donovan Park project and the types of possible uses for the site. He said there was a Request for Proposal (RFP) issued and they received four proposals and interviewed three teams. He reiterated the request for authorization to move forward with a contract with Odell, Sasaki and Design Workshop as the design development team. Russ said the market analysis needs to be updated from the early 1990's, and it is a critical next step. He explained that the market analysis would reveal what the economic impacts and operational costs would be and explain what would be viable. He said there were four or five teams that responded but they could not respond fast enough. He stated Economic Research Associates (ERA) is a leader in the business. He stated ERA is working with Eagle County and they are on budget with Eagle County. He stated the next steps are to begin fund raising, finish the market analysis by February, and the design process completed by April or May. Council member Diana Donovan said she has many concerns. She said at the last public meeting she thought more uses were to be on the Hub Site and not on Donovan Park. She said more of the uses should be moved onto the Hub Site. She said the gymnastics facilities should be at the Hub Site and should not be in a neighborhood. She was also concerned about the huge rush to get through this process quickly. She wants long-range thinking to keep Donovan Park open space. She said the kind of density proposed would destroy the park. Russ said communication between the two projects is essential and communication between the two projects would provide for the ability to review the uses and move them from one site to another. Parking and access to Donovan Park are issues. He reiterated there will be ongoing communication between the project sites. 5 Vail Town Council Minutes November 16, 1999 40 Bob McLaurin said a site plan would be provided. Russ said a couple of site plans would be provided. He said the design teams would be honest and inform the Council and community of what the possible community facilities could be handled at each of the sites. Further discussion ensued. Council member Rod Slifer said he served on the community facilities committee and disagrees with Diana's comments. He said both sites need to be reviewed at the same time. He said not all the facilities can be placed on the Hub Site. He stated the process Russ is proposing will address the concerns that Diana has about the Donovan Park site and supported the move to go ahead. Council member Sybil[ Navas agreed with Rod. She said Donovan Park is being reviewed to find out what could fit, and the architect is internationally known for environmentally sound decisions on what can be done on various sites. She stated the Community Facilities team worked hard on trying to find out what needed to go on the sites and there is room for debate on the possible uses on both sites. There are community -driven uses that could be placed on Donovan Park and there are separate Hub Site uses for economy -driven uses with guests. She said the scale of uses in Donovan Park could be scaled down. There is not a clearly finished project at Donovan Park or the Hub Site. She would like to see this financed through partnerships with the Vail Recreation District, Real Estate Transfer Tax funds, and private funding, without going to a bond election. no Council member Greg Moffet stated that as the only Council member who is a resident of the Donovan Park neighborhood, he felt this area has been ignored. He said if basic services are being ignored, families will leave town. He said the Council needs to get off the dime on this and move forward. Council member Kevin Foley said he agreed that Diana's concerns were valid. He said beds, food, and other activities need to be near the gymnastics facility. He doesn't want the ABC School and Learning Tree School moved to Donovan Park with other facilities. He feels more of the facilities should be at the Hub Site. Council member Chuck Ogilby said the Mountain Bell site should be used for housing. He also stated the swimming pool and gymnastics center and schools could possibly be placed on the Mountain Bell site. He said the committee should also look at the hospital site for a swimming pool. He said guests might have a difficult time accessing the Donovan Park site. Mayor Ludwig Kurz said, in general terms, he agreed with Rod and Sybill's comments. He stated the Council needs to get the professionals involved to find out what facilities can be placed on Donovan Park and the Hub Site. He said to arbitrarily decide what is too much or too little on the sites now is shorting ourselves because we don't have the expertise. He said it was time to let the professionals do the market research, site planning and compatible use evaluations and bring them to Council. He is in favor of moving forward with the design and planning stage with the professionals. 6 Vail Town Council Minutes November 16, 1999 Council member Sybil! Navas said that before Council starts redesigning the entire community facilities plan, they should consider all the work the team has worked on for three years with a great deal of public input. She said there will still be opportunities to add to this program. She said it would be a terrible mistake to have seven people make a decision like this without community input. Mayor Ludwig Kurz said Council should continue to move forward and get community input. Council member Diana Donovan said she is not against the concept. She wants to make sure whatever doesn't work on Donovan Park doesn't get placed on Donovan Park. She said there were so many things on the list for Donovan Park that shouldn't be on the list. She stated people on the community facilities team were special interest people and didn't represent the community. She said not everything on the list for Donovan Park falls under the funding by Real Estate Transfer Tax funds. Russ said there will be an opportunity to review, in February, what Donovan Park can and cannot support and everyone will have a better understanding of what the Hub Site can support. Russ said the community didn't want to over -build the Hub Site with all the facilities. He said there is a component in the contract for cross -communication and clear checkpoints to evaluate the uses on both sites. The contract is in phases. The Hub Site is in the conceptual phase only and Donovan Park is in the development review/design phase process. Council member Kevin Foley said he echoes Diana's comments, he isn't against the process, he wants to make sure people are heard and get what they feel works on each site. 09 Council member Rod Slifer said to he is committed to work with each of the impacted neighborhoods during the process. Jim Lamont, representing EVHOA, said he credits this Council for concerns expressed about the neighborhoods. He said the Council and community needed to stay open to options that are not available now. He said the train has left the station and it should keep going. He is sympathetic to Greg Moffet's comments that this neighborhood has been neglected but Vail Village and Lionshead feel neglected too. He said they should discuss improvement plans for Vail Village and Lionshead and how can they can strategize various components to provide funding for some of these projects at their retreat. He said these are complex issues and challenges, and how we pay for it is as critical as what facilities are placed on what site. Council member Chuck Ogilby asked if it was possible to consider the swimming and gymnastics centers separate from other components of the design. Council member Sybill Navas said they might not be looking at just one building. Diane Johnson, representing the Vail Recreation District (VRD) stated the hospital was a good opportunity for a swimming pool and rehabilitation space. The VRD has all it departments spread throughout Vail. She said they are the only recreation district that does it this way. She said the reality is that the customer is better served if programs are clustered. She said Donovan Park could provide parking that would be more convenient for users. The Lionshead 09 Parking Structure costs money. She said she is a community facilities committee member and 7 Vail Town Council Minutes November 16, 1999 people on the committee are moving forward. She said they are providing honest and open suggestions for facilities and nothing has been preconceived. Tom Steinberg, a local resident, said he is recommending ERA and felt they did an excellent job. Mayor Ludwig Kurz asked Russ what specifically the staff was looking for from Council. Russ said looking for approval to move forward on entering into a contract with Economic Research Associates for a market analysis on the various uses proposed for the Hub site in Lionshead and authorization to enter into a contract with Odell, Sasaki and Design Workshop for site designing of the proposed community uses on the lower bench of Donovan Park. Council member Greg Moffet made a motion to enter into two contacts; 1) a contract with Economic Research Associates for a market analysis on the various uses proposed for the Hub site in Lionshead and 2) a contract with Odell, Sasaki and Design Workshop for site designing of the proposed community uses on the lower bench of Donovan Park, the motion was seconded by Council member Sybill Navas. Council member Diana Donovan asked if the motion could be split or if the contracts could be reviewed by members of Council before they were signed. Bob McLaurin said nothing could be signed off with out express approval and sign off by Council. Further discussion ensued. Council member Rod Slifer said he doesn't want to review the contracts. Council member Kevin Foley wants to keep the cost inside the budget. Council member Sybil[ Navas said the consultants are on a public process schedule that is tight and she doesn't want to spend time to review the contracts because it would delay the time frame of the projects. Council member Diana Donovan stated that in the spirit of cooperation, she would vote in favor of the motion. A vote was taken. And the motion passed unanimously 7-0. The fifth item on the agenda was the Town Manager's Report. Bob McLaurin said he had nothing further to report. He invited the Council to lunch with Sam Mamet, from the Colorado Municipal League on Friday at Up the Creek. Council member Kevin Foley reminded everyone there was unfinished business to discuss from the work session. He said the discussion was whether or not the town should purchase a two bedroom West Vail unit for employee housing. 8 Vail Town Council Minutes November 16, 1999 40 Council member Kevin Foley made a motion to enter into a contract to purchase the Vail ©as Schone unit for $215,000 and Council member Sybill Navas seconded the motion. A vote was taken and the motion passed unanimously, 7-0. Ludwig said they had a productive work session. The Town Council will be the governing board for the new marketing district at this time and there will also be a seven -member advisory board at the present time. As there was no further business, a motion was made by Council member Kevin Foley to adjourn the meeting and Council member Rod Slifer seconded the motion. A vote was taken and the motion passed unanimously, 7-0. The meeting was adjourned at 9:20 p.m. Respectf submitted, Ludwig Kurz n Mayor Lorelei Do Idson Town Clerk Gi 00 9 Vail Town Council Minutes November 16, 1999 • If1L�).7.I.y D1►X� [i�triTl hii�i�.� Tuesday, November 16, 1999, 2:00 P.M. Town of Vail Council Chambers What follows will reflect motions and actions taken by the Vail Town Council at their regular work session on November 16, 1999. Everyone was present. Item No. 1, Appointment of the Two Year Election Commission. A motion was made by Kevin Foley, with a second from Sybill Navas, to appoint Karen Morter and Mary Jo Allen to a two year term. A vote was taken and the motion passed unanimously, 7-0. Item No. 2, Appointment of the Municipal Judge. A motion was made by Kevin Foley, with a second from Sybill Navas, to appoint Buck Allen to a two year term. A vote was taken and the motion passed unanimously, 7-0. Item No. 3, Committee Appointments. Please see attachment. Following discussion of all 25 items, a motion was made by Kevin Foley, with a second from Rod Slifer, to approve the appointments, the alternates, and the interim appointments for up to a two year period of time. A vote was taken and the motion passed unanimously, 7-0. Item No. 4, Discussion of the December work session schedule and 5t' Tuesdays. Diana 00 Donovan moved, with a second from Kevin Foley, to cancel the December 28' work session. A vote was taken and the motion passed unanimously, 7-0. In a discussion about continuing with past Council policy of canceling 5' Tuesday meetings when they occur, again Council agreed unanimously to cancel these meetings. Item No. 5, An appeal of the DRB's approval of a proposed 5 dwelling unit development plan, located to the east of the Potato Patch Club and north of Sun Vail on an unplatted parcel. Applicant: Michael Lauterbach. In order to obtain further information Rod Slifer moved, with a second from Kevin Foley, to table the appeal until December 7, 1999, at the Town Council work session. A vote was taken and the motion passed unanimously, 7-0. Item No. 6, The Vail Local Marketing District. A. Who will serve as the Board of Directors? A motion was made by Greg Moffet, with a second from Sybill Navas, for this first transitional operating year 2000 for the District, the Vail Town Council will serve as the Board of Directors up to December 31, 2000. A vote was taken and the motion passed unanimously, 7-0. B. What initial action should Council take? 1. Establish a year 2000 budget. Rod Slifer moved, with a second from Greg Moffet, to establish a budget scenario of up to $1.5 million for the year 2000 Vail Local Marketing District Plan. A vote was taken and the motion passed unanimously, 7-0. 2. Establish Advisory Board that will report directly to the Vail Town Council. Greg Moffet moved, with a second from Kevin Foley, to establish an Advisory Board that will report directly to the Town Council. Further, the motion included approving past appointments by the Vail Town Council on the Vail Valley Marketing Board to include Ross Boyle, Sandra Sage and Beth Slifer. Additional appointments from the Lionshead Merchants Association and the Vail Village Merchants Association will be forwarded to the Vail Town Council for approval, along with a representative from Vail Associates. In addition, Greg Moffet moved to advertise for two additional new members to this Advisory Board with a requirement that the applicants be residents of the Town of Vail. A vote was taken and the motion passed unanimously, 7-0. Diana then moved to appoint Greg Moffet as the Town Council's representative on this Advisory Board, with a second from Kevin Foley. A vote was taken and the motion passed unanimously, 7-0. 3. Review and approve the year 2000 marketing plan prior to December 31, 1999. Based on the prior discussions, Council agreed to review a proposed marketing plan for the year 2000 based on a recommendation from the Advisory Board at either their December 7"' or December 14" work sessions, with approval of a marketing plan for the year 2000 by formal resolution to occur on December 21, 1999. 40 4. Should existing contractors be retained for the coming year 2000 to assure a smooth transition. In discussion with Frank Johnson, the relationships of the four contractors were discussed. Sybill Navas moved, with a second from Rod Slifer, to approve contracts with recommendations from their Advisory Board, with the Barnhard Agency, Peoples, Inc., the VVT&CB, and the Fulfillment Center, and to provide that these function within the financial constraints of the budget scenario approved at today's work session. A vote was taken and the motion passed unanimously, 7-0. Item No. 7, a request for approval of Town right-of-way along Vail Valley Drive for short term parking/ "drop-off' by Ski Club Vail affiliates. Kevin Foley moved to approve this request with the conditions forwarded by the PEC, as well as an additional condition requested by Diana Donovan for clean-up between the bus stop and the Ski Club Vail headquarters. A second came from Sybill Navas. A vote was taken and the motion passed unanimously, 7-0. Item No. 10, Other. Diana Donovan requested, with further explanation from Bob McLaurin, that $2,500 of the $14,200 previously approved for this year's Turn It Up program, be converted to the Employee Recognition program on a one-time only basis. A nodding vote indicated there was consensus on Council to approve this one-time diversion of funds. xc: Chris Stouder — please see Item No. 10. 40 Steve Thompson ft i 40 TOWN COUNCIL COMMITTEE/TASK FORCE APPOINTMENTS TO: Town Council FIR: Pam Brandmeyer DA: November 19, 1999 RE: Committee/Task Force AoDointments This is a list of all committees/task forces to which Council members have been appointed or for which they have volunteered. It is my understanding that all assignments run to the next Regular Municipal Election, November 2001. COMMITTEEJTASK FORCE COUNCIL MEMBERS 1. NWCCOG Sybill Navas 2. NWCCOG Water Quality/ Quantity Committee 3. Vail Valley Tourism & & Convention Bureau (formerly VRA) 4. CAST 5. VRD/Council Subcommittee 6. Special Events Committee 7. Bravo! Colorado Board Chuck Ogilby, alternate Sybill Navas Chuck Obilgy, apprentice Rod Slifer Greg Moffet, alternate Ludwig Kurz Greg Moffet, alternate Bob McLaurin Kevin Foley Ross Davis Diana Donovan Chris Moffett Sybill Navas Staff: Pam Brandmeyer Greg Moffet, alternate Rod Slifer Kevin Foley, alternate 8. Eagle County Recreation Ludwig Kurz Authority 9. Town of Vail Housing Authority Chuck Ogilby 10. Channel 5 Vail Valley Community Television Board Ludwig Kurz 11. Art In Public Places Sybill Navas, interim appointment 12. Maud Nottingham Environmental Diana Donovan Award 13. Vail Valley Exchange/Sister Cities Sybill Navas Rod Slifer 14. Eagle County Regional Transportation Kevin Foley Authority Greg Moffet, alternate 15, Ford Park Management Plan Kevin Foley Staff: Pam Brandmeyer 16. The Chamber Greg Moffet Staff: Pam Brandmeyer 17. Open Space/Charter Committee Sybill Navas, interim appointment 18. Colorado Ski Museum and Ski Hall of Fame Staff: Bob McLaurin 19. Town of Vail/Vail Associates Task Force Sybill Navas, interim appointment 20, Vail Youth Recognition Award Sybill Navas 23, Vail Alpine Garden Foundation Board Todd Oppenheimer 24, Colorado Alliance for a Rapid Transit Kevin Foley Staff: Greg Hall Solution (CARTS). 25. Vail Local Marketing District Advisory Board Greg Moffet CATCAPPTSIST