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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1971 01-04 to 12-2728,i Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day- December term 19-0 January 4, -1911 t: REGULAR MEETING A. E. Marks Chairman Daniel F. Koprinikar Commissioner Claude L. Gerard Commissioner Gene K. Luby $ounty Attorney Maxwell R. Barz. Clerk to Board Minutes of the last regular and special meeting and approved as read. The following bills were read and approved and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for same payment thereof: Gerald E. Brown, County Planner County Clerk County Clerk First Agency Co. State Compensation Insurance Fund ;Colorado Sheriff's and Peace Officers Doris Carter Doris Carter !Eagle Valley Telephone Co. !Mountain Bell Hometown Supply Company C. F. Hoeckel Blank Book & Litho. Co. P. R. Marby !,Eagle Pharmacy Vail Medical Professional Corp. Wilson Radio T.V. & Appliance Colorado Assessor's Association Eagle Valley Enterprise Stanley's Cash Grocery !Slakes Blacksmith Shop 3 M Business P. S. I. 13m Minnesco Corp. Tease Finance Inc. ;lease Finance Inc. Minturn Fire Dept. American Legion`Aux Unit #194 !Cope Office Supply Co. Cope Office Supply Co. ut West Commercial & Co. Printers Inc. Colo. Public Expenditure Council Holy Cross Electric Ass'n Holy Cross Electric Ass'n Holy Cross Electric Ass'n Holy Cross Electric Ass'n Holy Cross Electric Ass'n COUNTY GENERAL FUND planning services money advanced -postage for machine money advanced -freight blanket bond general fund dues prisoners board jail laundry telephone service telephone service supplies supplies office equipment supplies coroner charges supplies dues supplies & publication supplies grab hooks camera cards payment 42 - legse Lease #15199-3 Graphotype Lease #900-01 Addressograph Hall rent Co. Judge Hall rent Asst. Co. Judge supplies supplies supplies,, postage expense Beacon Airport business County Court Annex East Obstruction Light ..............................................................................................$ ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND 2:,.520.00 500.00 6.76 108.04 837.00 10.00 142.50 7.25 339.46 11.91 72.95 297.70 340.03 5.72 5.80 9.99 105.00 197.66 8.03 16.00 43.90 207.43 lo6.40 112.12 75.00 50.00 36.18 13.00 219.95 10.00 47.20 52.30 97.50 81.28 4.60 Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co. Group Ins. 106.35 �! (State Compensation Insurance Fund R. & B. Fund 4,299.00 -Public Service Go. of Colo. Red Cliff service 1.15 (Basalt Sanitation District service shop 6.80 Eagle Valley Telephone Co. services 58.36 !Yampa Valley Electric Assn. Inc. service 50.28 Garfield Glass & Upholstering repairs 18.00 Phillips Petroleum Co, gasoline 3.98 Continental Oil Co. fuel 5.61 Continental Oil Co. fuel 124.74 (Standard Oil Co. fuel 1,017.39 High Country Lumber Co. supplies 74.96 Macdonald Equipment Co. supplies 16.64 Fullwell Motor Products Co. supplies 77.82' American National Corporation supplies 89:10 IZep Manufacturing Co. supplies 64.75 Garfield Steel & Welding Supply Welding supplies 33.84 H. & J. Bearing & Supply Co. supplies 22.60 ;,Holy Cross Auto Service rent & supplies 16.48 Del Chemical Corporation supplies 80.05 ' jJ. & S. Contractors Supply Co. supplies 231.75 Downing Supply Go. supplies 258.63 Bruce Blake supplies 29.14 Basalt, Texaco supplies 7.05 Bob's Repair Shop supplies 4.80 McCoy Company supplies 894.03 i (Wilson Radio T.V. & Appliance supplies 5.86 ''Revier Equipment Co. supplies 70.38 Glenn Schmidt gravel 324.00 estern Diesel Inc. parts & labor 369.47 olland Auto Parts Inc, parts 165.16 ,Duddys of Colo. Inc. tires & tubes 318.12 Eagle Auto Parts tires & tubes 253.49 Eagle Truck Line material & Labor 115.00 ,Pete Honnen Equipment Co. loader & backhoe- John Deere 11,080.00 Holy Cross Electric Assoc. IRC. services - Vail 3.50 Moly Cross Electric Assoc. Inc. services - County Shops 101.47 Continental Oil Co. fuel 622.10 IP.agle Sanitation District • services 9.00 J . "� •_ -� �.--moi* 28S J r N Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners___ day—__ term 19- 19 Lawson Products Inc. supplies 62.41 Standard Oil Company fuel 13053.50 The Denver & Rio Grande W. R. R. Co, lease agreement 1.00 Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co. Inc. - fuel 29.94 The Independent Lumber Co. supplies 18.13 United States Welding Co. 9.18 Total.............................................................................................$22,205.01 Bal. General Fund ................................... 61698.66 (Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co. gas Court House 129.09 Independent Lumber Co. supplies 29.09 The Garfield County Abstract Co. Photocopies 12.45 Vail Medical Professional Corp. office rent 100.00 Colorado State Association of Co. Commissioners service Participation fees - 1971 1,025.00 Total............................................................................................. $ 7,994.29 I In the matter of a request by Colorado Public Expenditure Council, the Commissioners voted to ex- pend $10.00 to defray postage costs by said council on Legislative Status Sheets to Eagle County. 4 ' Therebeing no further business to come before the Board, it was moved and seconded to adjourn until Ithe next regular meeting, unless sooner called by the Chairman. 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A yby9 ,y zSybt /S/oT26 dy �^ ,, c •V 9y 79ovY6a6 36S � 33 o G7S9 k3>96 / 9,s, ,3i 3S 79 oa X76/Sy33/ -a- 1973 3o e77S if 7s - gY ,sJ- -7SEa 96 o — � J ye - -' SII • O. y \ CR. REMARKS I A z L�_ .. � • � .fir. s a +, a e ti i m y n i K � ♦I +.?, + Lp ^ ., .. 7 a b � 9 \a \\ 9'.n '� Sam. a >Y .ay":. 2 a q Y ,/, .I � � t+ � P a ,� > � gyp. .ri w shar�n N� tA:' �.• - b,lb9Q33 7/ ! 9 n 33 /b icy II o.. ,' - �_-� J 289 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day-1anuary - —term 19-71- January 12,197-1 SPECIAL MEETING Present: A. E. Marks Chairman;. (Daniel F. Koprinikar Commissioner, not present) Claude L. Gerard Commissioner Gene K. Luby County Attorney Maxwell R. Barz Clerk to Board This being the second Tuesday of January, 1971, and therefore being the official beginning of term of office for the newly elected Eagle County Officers, the Board convened at 1:30 P. M. and The Bonds of -all elected officers were:examihed_:by^the_County Attorney, approved_by the Commissioner: d;.signed by A. E. Marks, Chairman for the past year and until this time. The bond for Claude L. Gerard for his new term of office as County Commissioner, having already been approved by Harold A. Grant, Judge of the Fifth Judicial District, in the forenoon of this date. Maxwell R. Barz, County Clerk, was sworn into office by Peggy Burr, Clerk of the District Court in and for the County of Eagle. Thereupon, the following were sworn into their respective offices by Maxwell R. Barz, County Clerk, to -wit: Hubert N. Peterson Clair Bertroch James H. Seabry Thomas 1. Steinberg Jack W. Johnson Claude L. Gerard County Treasurer County Assessor County Sheriff County Coroner County Surveyor County Commissioner Whereupon, Commissioner. Daniele F., Koprinikar. start ed;his one year term as Chairman and in his absense, the remaining Commissioners, A. E. Marks and Claude L. Gerard, agreed to the following appointments and designations for the ensuing year, to=wit: County Health Officer Thomas I. Steinberg, M. D. Veterans Service Officer, Maxwell R. Barz County; -Attorney_ Gene..K -ULby County Auditor Dan M. Handy C.P.A. Official Newspaper Eagle Valley Enterprise Official Depositories First National Bank of Eagle County The Bank of Vail ` ordered to be let and on January 25, 1971 Prior to the swearing in of County Officials, bids were/®pe0.ed at 12:00 o'clock noon/on gasoline and oil to be purchased by Eagle County for the coming year. �I i The hearing on the application of Louis W. Walker and Edward G. Phillips, doing business as State Bridge Lodge, for a three way Hotel-Restauraht Liquor license, having been set for this time and both applic- ants appearing in person, and there being no protestants appearing in person, by attorney or by letter pro- testing Thereupon, the County Attorney inquired of the Clerk as to inspection, notice posted, deposit made with the County Treasurer, F.B.I. reports,and proof of publication and found all requirements complied with. f� Whereupon, A. E. Marks, Commissioner, moved that the application of the applicants be approved.._:. Which motion.was seconded by Claude L. Gerard, Commissioner, and the following vote was unanimous. A resolution was presented,.approved and signed approving a certain Contract with the State High- way Commission of the State of Colorado, a body corporate acting for and on behalf of the Department of Highw which contract was dated January 1, 1971 and involved the obligation of Eagle County to maintain 21.485 miles of State Highway No. 131 from Junction S. H. 6 and S. H. 131 to Eagle-Routt County Line at the expense of the Department of Highways. Said contract also releases all other maintenance contracts as per the terms of the contract. A copy of the resolution appears hereafter. County Health Officer Thomas I. Steinberg appeared accompanied by Margie Gates and Margaret Jaco Public Health Nurses, and inquired about the possibility of raising the nurses salaries. The Commissioners advised that another raise for this year would be impossible. Purchase of a desk was authorized for the County Surveyor. There being no further business to come before the Board, it was moved and seconded to adjourn until the next regular meeting unless sooner called by the Chairman. Attest: 111111111 WORK Z It ���� Chairman at end of 1970 term 2A AOL� A A A J Acting Chairman,'1971 term 290 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners—.day January Present: Daniel F. loprinikar Claude L. Gerand A. E. Marks Gene K. Luby Maxwell R. Barz SPECIAL MEETING Chairman Commissioner Commissioner County Attorney Clerk to Board term 19—_ _Januar- 19,--_197l_ A short session of the County Commissioners was held, following the Eagle County Planning Commission ting of this date, to approve a plat, being that of Ruedi Shores Subdivision, Block 2. Said plat was duly approved and signed by Daniel F. Koprinikar, Chairman, and a resolution was ;ned and approved in the matter, more fully shown by the copy following these minutes. There being nothing further.to come before the Board at this time it was moved and seconded to ad— irn until January 25, being the next regular Welfare meeting date, unless sooner called by the Chairman. 1 Chairman a r, 1 [1 ftp U f ION POR VACATIO:: G? ROALS IN r RUEDI SHOALS SUBDIVISICii, BIACB 2, E'j.+iz 00wrT+ C`WRADO WHE&fiAS, a request has heretofore been rade for the v' -cation of all streets and roads located in Ruedi Shores Subdivision, Block 2, as set forth in that certain first amended subdivision plat to Hu" -di Shores Cz division recorded in Book 21B at Page 265 of the records of Eagle County, and nd ado, a d it has been determined that it was never intended to dedicate Wffthe streets and roads located in said Subdivision and that such dedication was made in error, and 9 WHdREAS, it has been determined that such vacation would not deprive any person of access to his prcperty; that the portion thereof hereinafter vacated will not be required for public use, athat the same should be ne vacated, THi1tLrOR1 b Z, rtWLVED 'Rist the Board of County Cacsiaaionen of ga:.e „c;.nty, Colorado, vices hereoy declare vacated all roads within Euedi Sr:cr-- ..i.ac_r_sio." 131OCK 1, ar.'("�orre full,Y act forth in '..he first PlEt to "NN"I Snores Slbcillsion, Block 2, recordea in Book 112 At rage 265 of the rece of ragle county, Color. -do. ,,.U, OGhS.L ti, Z. i-tGViL --t a special-eeting held this 19tr y of Janes. , , 1971- `n- iG 6 U Gr cCA :1: `. C@!!ISSIO: SCF THE CCW; -�F a,.GU, II. -iC STATB OF :S+sllRAW . 'rg (;hair --an and e jot=, '.. r tris O • t' Toa Id a tl t° Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day__Ja _term 19__ -,Jan„ary-25 19-71__ Present: Daniel F. Koprinikar Claude L. Gerard A. E. Marks Gene K. Luby MAv 01 l R _ Ra Tq. SPECIAL MEETING Chairman Comnissioner Comnissioner County Attorney MA,1, +„ P,., -.A The following bills were examined and approved and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for same in full payment thereof: lArnold E. Marks, County Commissioner Arnold E. Marks Daniel F. Koprinikar Daniel F. Koprinikar Claude L. Gerard Cluade L. Gerard Maxwell R. Barz County Clerk Gussie Baker Starr Doll Lena Marie Yost Tleanor Bindley Margaret Davenport Eva L. Luby Hubert N. Peterson IDessie D. Mathews Bobby Peterson 'Clair Bertroch ,Vincent Eichler Ella Bindley IKarleen Bonaly Clair Bertroch Clair L. Gerard 1John F. Healy John F. Healy John F. Healy Dennis J. Seitz ,Dennis J. Seitz Dennis J. Seitz Robert B. Booz Robert B. Booz Karol L. Parlin :Arlys H. Ward Kathleen M. Yantzer Doris Carter Donna Deane Jerry Conder ++Henry Rey (James H. Seabry James H. Seabry Richard D. Cantrell Beverly Cantrell Charles W. Davis Charles W. Davis George Miller George Miller Virginia Black Margie Gates, R.N. (Bernice G. Webb Margaret•K. Jacobsgaard, P.H.N. Hester Bertroch Thomas I. Steinberg G. R. Marby Eileen Randall Maxwell R. Barz Margaret E. Carlow James H. Seabry !Gene K. Luby Richard D. Cantrell Pete Shearwood Colorado Hospital & Medical Service County Treasurer salary exp. salary exp. salary exp, salary clerk to board deputy salary deputy salary deputy salary deputy salary clerical hire clerical hire salary salary salary salary salary salary salary mileage salary salary exp. exp. salary exp, exp. salary exp. salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary exp. salary clerical hire salary mileage salary mileage matron services salary salary salary salsry salary salary & exp. salary veterans salary salary mileage salary mileage trapping services group insurance 0 A S I 275.00 11.60 275.00 20.00 371;31 17.30 565.97 100.00 450.00 450.00 450.00 450.00 397.50 185.00 565.97 450.00 450.00 565.97 450.00 450.00 425.00 6.60 40.00 140.00 63.64 15.30 200.00 5.88 15.46 131.25 100.30 119.00 132.31 79.50 450.00 437.50 470.00 250.00 618.74 51.95 500.00 35.00 237.50 98190 475.00 117.00 22.50 550.00 430.00 500.00 200.00 250.00 312.60 410.00 100.00 303.00 109.40 275.00 139.60 10.00 724.60 756.33 Total............................................................................................ $ 17262.66 Daniel F. Koprinikar Arnold Marks Claude L. Gerard Bernard B. Ginther i, Garland Bertroch .Joe Carter John W. Hill Donald Grant Jess A. Pettit Joe Phillips Louie Rimbert IJim Southerland James E. Watson Francis D. Daugherty ,,Cleaburn J. Gordon Glen Kittle it ROAD & BRIDGE mileage & exp. mileage mileage & exp. salary salary salary salary salary dal ary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary 45.00 36.60 55.67 600.00 475.00 475.00 475.00 475.00 475.00 475.00 475.00 475.00 475.00 450.00 450.00 450.00 2�, Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners__ —day— __ __term 19—_ -1N[_G . NGECKELI.; DMVEP Al l Marvin Borah 2 Samuel Carter Ernest L. Cock Wren Eaton Vernon Eiswerth A. H. Hoyt Walter F. Owen Sr. Walter J. Owen Joseph A. Skiles Sears !! Colorado Blue Cross & Blue Shield County Treasurer salary & exp. 5 5.00 salary & exp. 525.00 F salary & exp. 525.00 II salary & exp. 525.00 sal ary & exp. 525.00 salary & exp. 525.00 I salary & exp. 525.00 salary & exp, 525,00 salary & exp. 525,00 hot water heater & cab. .56.84 group insurance 641.75 0. A. S. I. 542.10 ITotal..............................................................................................$ 11772.16 The matter of sick leave for Eagle County employees came on for brief discussion, it appearing that !severe illness or accident could easily extend past the ninety days allowed at this time and should be ex— tended to one hundred twenty days with insurance to be purchased by the County to provide income for such employee past the one hundred and twenty days sick leave. Mr. Marks agreed to find out which company writes such a policy for Holy Cross Electric Association, Inc. 11 Bids were opened from Continental Oil Company and Standard Oil Company for delivery to Eagle County lof gasoline and oil and it appearing that Standard Oil Company had the lowest bids, Thereupon, the bids for gasoline and oil needed by Eagle County for the insuing year were awarded Ito Standard Oil Company and Continental Oil Company was subsequently notified of the winning bid. A request for termination of and application for special use permit was received from Eagle County (Development Corporation. The termination being signed by John Newey, Vice President of ECDC, requesting termination from the White River Forest and the application for special use permit to be signed the Chairman of Eagle County Commissioners, in effect transferring certain roads already constructe g3e County Devglopment Corporation (such lands belonging to the National Forest) to Eagle County. Thereupon, Daniel F. Koprinikar, Chairman, signed the application for Special Use Permit to be mail— lied to Mr. E. R. Browning, District Ranger, White River National Forest, Mintum, Colorado. The ;roads are in 'Lion's Ridge Subdivision. II A Petition for abatement by Georgina C. Terlimis, Basalt , Colo.,was presented 'by the County IAssessor. The question being whether the petitioners house, being without kitchen cabinets for the past eight,1 years, could be considered only eighty percent completed thereby allowing a 20% reduction in taxes. Thereupon, the Commissioners concurred in the recommendation of the Assessor that the petition be ;denied. A Resolution designating The First National Bank of Eagle County and The Bank of Vail as depositories Ifor all moneys handled by the County Treasurer of Eagle County, was read, considered, passed and adopted by the -Commissioners, as is more fully shown by the copy of the resolution appearing hereafter. II Thomas L Steinberg, Health Officer, accompanied by 0. J. Wiemann, representing the State Health Department, Margie Gates and Margaret Jacobsgaard, County Public Health Nurses;and.Terry Minger, Town Clerk for.Vail, Colorado, appeared. The subject of County Sanitarian was discussed. It was agreed by the Commissioners and those appearing that the Town of Vail would pay one/half salary and Eagle County would pay the other One/half..'.; salary. The Sanitarian to be hired as soon as feas= t ;ible will work porportionate time for each employer.. I! Welfare and County pay—roll meetings will be on the 26th day of the next two months, February and ;March. The Commissioners directed that Road and Bridge storage at Lucksingers, Basalt, Colo., for Eagle County materials will be paid for the period beginning January 1, 197 and ending December 31, 197. Robert Booz, Assistant District Attorney and Pete Craven, Public Defender, appeared and discussed the possibility of having jury lists picked by the Commissioners for the Eagle County District and County Courts in balance porportionately with the nationality extractions of citizens living in Eagle County. After some discussion the Commissioners concluded that the Commissioner of the first District would henceforth pick thirty Spanish—American Citizens out of each fifty jurors requested. There being nothing further to come before the Board, it was moved and seconded to adjourn until the.next regular meeting unless sooner called by the Chairman. OEM I' Attest: Cl rk to Board. 0 0 G L•' RESOUffION OF THE BOARD OF COLWT 0MOMSIO::MS OF THE COUNTY OF EAGLE IN THE STATE OF COIDUM BE IT RESOLVED, AND IT IS liERM ORDrnID, That, pursuant to the provision of Chapter 35, Article 7, Section 8 Colorado Revised Statutes 1963, the follatr ing banks, to -wit - The First National Bank of Eagle County, Eagle, uolorado, and The Bank of Vail, Vail, Colorado, be, and they hereby are, approved and designated as responsible banks located in the State of Colorado, wherein the County Treasurer of the Comty of E161e, in the State of Colorado, shall deposit all the funds and moneys of whatsoever kind that shall came into his possession by virtue of his office as such county treasurer, in his name as such treasurer, taking security for the prompt payemat of such deposits as provided by law and aforementioned Statute. BE IT FURT}LR RrSOLVzD, That a certified copy of this Resolution be delivered to said County Treasurer as his authority in the premises. READ, COY.SID&cwD, PnSSED AND ADOPTED at a regular meeting of the Board heid at its office in the Court House, in the Town of Eagle, in the County of Eagle and State of Oolorado, this 25th day of January, 1971. THE BO aD OF GOUM SSIMRS OF "M COUNTY OF E GL6 IN THE STATE OF COLGRADO NENB;RS VOTING: Affirmative Negative: F N a 0 0 a 11 ,pF.PARTMEST OF HIGHWAYS STATF OF COLORADO District No. 03 _ DOH FORM No. 315 Maintenance Seetfon No. 02- 2 Rev. 1/6B COU4TY MAINTENANCF CONTRACT This Contract made and entered this 1st day of January , 19j1. between THE STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION OF COLORADO,& body corporate acting for srd ,,n behalf of THE DEPARTMENT of HIGHWAYS, hereinafter called the "Department" t. -c County of _ Eagle , hereinafter called the "County". IT IS HEREBY AGREED: (1) The County hereby agrees to aiintain VMS -ilei of State Highway No. 131 from Junction S.H. 6 and S.H. 131 to Eagle-Routt Lounty Line and within said County and not in any city or town fror: and after until this Contract teiall have been terminated. (2) This Contract may be terminated by either party upon thirty (30) days notice to the other party, sent by registered prepaid mail. It shall be subject to renegotiation not oftener than quarterly. (3) As used herein the work "maintenance" shall mean all of the r,3intenance duties of the Department under S.B. 170, 1953 General Assembly, including cleaning of debris, removal of rocks and snow, sanding and salting, cutting of weeds and grasses within the right of way; cleaning and repairing of ditches and drainage structures, patching, making safe, repairing, spot reconditioning spot stabilization, and spot seal coating of the roadways and shoulders, including damage caused by ordinary washouts; painting of bridges and other structures and highway appurtenances; other work to preserve the roadways and appurtenances (including fences) with minor repairs to safeguard the traveling public; to make safe by warning and/or repair any dangerous condition from any cause. The Department will reconstruct portions of highways destroyed by major disasters, fires, floods, Acts of God, and those portions which cannot be safely or economically maintained, as it shall determine and have funds available; the County shall promptly give notice to the Department of the existence of any of said portions of highway. (4) The County shall maintain the said highway in accordance witn the standards established by the Department for state highways of similar type and similar use. The interpretation of the Department's District Engineer, or his representative, respecting maintenance standards hereunder, shall control, and he shall approve the County's work and statements. (5) The County shall advise the District Engineer of signs and regulatory devices in need of repair, and the Department will erect and maintain all traffic signs, center -striping, lane markings, and other regulatory devices at the Depart- ment's expense. (6) In consideration of the foregoing, the Departr..ent agrees to pay the County the sum of six hundred ($600.00) Dollars per ^dle for said approved work, per year, payable in monthly installments upon receipt of the County's statement therefor. (7) This agreement shall be effective on and after January I, 1971 , and all agreements between the said Countv and the Department for maintenance of state highways are hereby terminated, effective January 1. 1971 , except these agreements which are specifically made effective on and after said date, and except- ing those contracts for the maintenance of forest highway projects. This Agreement is executed under the authority of Senate Bill 170. 1953 General Assembly, and by virtue of a resolution passed at a meetinb of the Board of County Cor^ission- ers held on January 12� , 19 71, a certified copy of which is attached hereto. BOARD OF COUNTY CO:,MISSIONERS OF THE COUNTY OF LAGIE IN THE ST,.Tz, OF COLORADO Distribution: By_4,0 Chairman Executed Original: 1 County THE STATE HIGHWAY CONAIISSION OF COLORADO, 1 Dept. Controller a body corporate acting for the use and Copies by Denver Office: benefit of T . ARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS 1 Maint. Engr. 3 Dist. Engr. Chief Engineer ra R1 T3 0 a CZRTIFIC.;TION OF R; SCUITION 'eagle, Colorado January 12, 1971 Tais is to ourtify tnat at a regular meeting of The Board of ;aunty Cca:..i-sioners of !a; -,Ie C unty, Colorado, geld on the 12th day of January, 1971, t:e following resolution was adopted: "L:ZLi.i:.D that tris Bo:.rd 'hereby approves a certain Contract with Tei:. ST.n rilGrir.wY CON: itiiON Or T& 5;. Ir vF CCiLAeLG, a bogy corporate acting for and on behalf of TILn. DLPARTMF.hi CF :.IGK.%AYS, dated the lat day of January, 1971, whereby the County of agle obligates itself to maintain 21.485 miles of State highway \o. 131 from Junction S. H. 6 and S. H. 131 to eagle-Routt County Line at the expense of the Lepartment, and releases all other maintenance contracts as per the terms of said Contract, ane the %nairman of the Board be, ana he hereby ie, authorized to execute said Contract on behalf of iagl(�e/County." Maxwell R. Barz Clerk of the Board NO '] E 1 0 0 0 293 Proceedings of the Board of .County Commissioners -day Januar _-term 19-7-1- REGULAR MEETING Present: Daniel F. Koprinikar Chairman Claude L. Gerard Commissioner A. r,. Marks Commissioner Gene K. Luby Co. Atty. Maxwell R. Barz Clerk to Board The following bills were examined and approved and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for same in full payment thereof: Holy Cross-Electric_Assn. Inc. . Holy Cross Electric Assn. Inc. Eagle Valley Telephone Co. Public Service Co. of Colorado Town of Eagle County Clerk Holy Cross Auto Service Continental Oil Company i, Rhillips Petroleum Co. Standard Oil Co. Uniroyal, Inc. Gay Johnson's Inc. Gay Johnson's Inc. J. & J. Meeney R. E. Bearden Western Belting Co. Western Diesel Inc. Napco Industries, Inc. Dick Wheeler Inc. Joe Fiou Macdonald Equipment Go. Eagle Auto Parts High Contry Lumber Co. H. W. Moore Equipment Co. Lawson Products, Inc. Garfield Steel and Welding Downing Oupply Co. IJ. S Contractors Supply Co. ` Bruce Blake Wilson Radio T.V. & Appliance Day's Body Shop Charley A. Williams Basalt Tesaco Lucksinger Bros. McCoy Company Continental Oil Co. Holland Auto Parts Allen Agency Garfield County Abstract Co. Continental Oil Co. Revier Equipment Co. Eagle Pharmacy N,inard's 66 Gay Johnson's Inc. Bob's Repair Independent Lumber Co. Suburban Gas of Eagle Mi.nards 66 Gay Johnson's Inc. Bobt$.Bepair._._ . ... . Independent Lumber Co. Suburban Gas of Eagle Inc. Rocky Mountain Nat'l Gas Co. Inc. Yampa Valley Electric Ass'n. Inc. Phoenix Mutual Life Ins. Co. ROAD AND BRIDGE service Vail service - Shops service service water & trash postage & freight rent & supplies fuel fuel gasoline & oil loader tires tires recapped tires coal coal parts thermostat parts parts parts parts parts parts supplies supplies supplies supplies supplies supplies supplies service & supplies pickup repairs repairs stickers storage rent supplies fuel parts insurance xerox copies fuel supplies supplies supplies tires repairs supplies propane supplies tires repairs . supplies pro'palie.," services services Insurance 6.90 127.90 58.64 1.15 14.00 16.43 44.35 52.52 5.22 2,334.58 519.00 15.34 409.67 117:95 199.40 27.48 34.37 26.92 1.04 20.00 95.71 175.55 65.12 439.49 62.41 56.64 464.56 383.12 5.77 2.00 142.90 120.00 2.25 360.00 292.92 305.23 118.75 132.00 2.70 184.69 19.47 2.98 8.07 53.90 15.50 68.14 2.00 8.07 53.90 15.50- 68,14 2.00 51.28 5107 109.15 Total............................................................................................$ 7, County Clerk........ County Clerk Colorado Information Starr C. Doll, Registrar i Dennis J. Seitz, Dep. Dist Cosgriff and Dunn Doris Carter Doris Carter lDennie Eaton Secretary of State Richard A. Miller Bureau of Land Management Public Trustee's Ass'n Badger Shirt Co. Club 20 Colorado Assoc. of Co. Treasurers John C. Banks Eagle Sanitation District Eagle Sanitation District Town of Eagle Atty. GENERAL FUND money advanced 3.00 money advanced 2,000.00 subscription and service 9.00 fees for Oct., Nov.,and Dec. 1.50 exp. for December, 1970 32.63 Guardian service 30.00 jail laundry 10.75 prisoner meals 195.00 labor and supplies 31.25 Filing fees, Airport 1971 report 5.00 coroner fees 20.00 fire fighting services 298.35 dues for 1971 10.00 shirts, S. 0. 32.90 membership dues 25.00 dues for 1971 50.00 COlorado Laws of Cities & Counties 25.00 sewer service Count House 22.50 sewer service Annex 9.00 water rent & trash 90.50 291 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners_ _ day-___- term 19 Eagle Volunteer Fire Department American Legion Aux. Unit #194 1' VMPC Town of Basalt Basalt Sanitation District Garfield County Abstract Co. Eagle Valley Vet Hospital Burroughs Corporation Suburban Gas of Eagle Eagle Valley Enterprise Eagle Valley Enterprise j' Cope Office Supply Co. Out West Commercial & County Printing, Inc. C. F. Hoeckel Book & Litho. Co. 3M BP Sales Inc. 3M Minnesco Corp Lease Finance Inc. Lease Finance Inc. Wilson Rad&o T.V. & Appliance Holy Cross Electric Assn Holy Cross Electric Assn Holy Cross Electric Assn Holy Cross Electric Assn Eagle Pharmacy Mountain Bell Mountain Bell Allen Agency Eagle Valley Telephone Co. Independent Lumber Co. Colorado State Forest Service Smith Corona Marchant 19____ Garage rent 75.00 office rent 50.00 11 PHN officerreht 100.00 S. 0. rent 37.50 1 sewer service 6.80 photo copies 36.60 board for rabit cat 12.50 �• maintenance agreement 32.50 dump site propane 60.64 supplies & publications 195.87 publication 10.56 supplies 30.54 supplies 46.80 supplies 43.05 i. camera cards 343.20 payment # 43 207.43 Addressoghaph lease # 900 01 112.12 Graphotype #,15199 3 106.40 Iii service & parts 69.25 beacon 58.58 business 112.72 I. Co. Court elec. 115.52 East Obstruction light 3.50 j supplies 1.?5 service Minturn 12.19 service Basalt 44.16 Co. Officers Bonds 637.00 service 362.71 supplies 3.86 ., Fire Control agreement 450.52 repairs 46.48 Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Cc service 205.48 Total.............................................................................................$ 6,606.21 is Len Hall and Lee Graham, representing the Colorado State Highway Department appeared in company with Ross Chambers and Donald Chambers in the matter of a boundary of the Eagle County Fair (Grounds.. Considerable discussion insued with no agreement leached with the Commissioners. It was agreed that Ross Chambers should prove his contention by showing the original plat of the ,I area, and all parties will meet again at the Commissioners meeting scheduled for February 26, 1971. There appears hereafter a copy of the Eagle County Maintenance Contract dated January 1, 1971'and a Certificate of Resolution by the Clerk to the Board dated January 12, 1971, and pertaining to said contractJ There being nothing further to come before the Board at this time, it was moved and seconded to adjourn until the next regular meeting unless sooner called by the Chairman. CLQ^ -4 - Chairman Cllei,k t6 Board. G/ i Also occuring in the above session, the bid of Deputies, Inc., a Colorado Corporation, of $301.00 for the following obsolete equipment of the Sheriff's Office, to -wit: I One RCA Carfone "50", Serial No. B-2735-19; One Motorola Twin V Radiophone, Serial No. 863830, Model T51GGV-1; One MBtorola Twin V Radiophone, Serial No. 9754, Model T51-GGV-1; One Mototola "T" Poser, Serial No. C-26069, Model U51 -GGT -1110-A, II and four antennas, was accepted, and Dghiel F. Koprinikar, Chairman, and Maxwell R. Barz, Clerk,of the Board, were authorized to I! execute and deliver Bill of Sale for payment. 295 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day_Februar-- __term 19__ —February-16,-19-71— SPECIAL MEETING Present: Daniel F. Koprinikar Chairman Claude L. Gerard Commissioner Gene K. Luby County Attorney Maxwell R. Barz Clerk to Board Bob Clark appeared in the matter of his applications for liquor licenses at the Diamond J Bar and I Cafe. One Commissioners, A. E. Marks being absent, those remaining determined that the matter should be continued until Mr. Marks' return for policy making under certain circumstances. Roy Flemming, a resident of Vail Village West First Filing, appeared and asked for maintenence of a part of the street -road system, a turn -a -round cul-de-sac between Lots 43 and 35• The Commissioners determined that such was a part of the roads to be maintained by Eagle County. There being nothing further to come before the February 26, 1971 being the regular Welfare Meeting day. 'I ii Attest: it Cle to Board Board, it was moved and seconded to adjourn until Daniel F. Koprinika Chairman N i M 26 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners_ -_day February _ _term 19-_ _ February 26,_19 3 SPECIAL MEETING Present: Daniel F. Koprinikar Chairman Claude L. Gerard Commissioner Gene K. Luby, County Attorney Maxwell R. Barz Clerk to Board The following balls were examined and approved and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for same in full payment thereof: GENERAL FUND Arnold E. Marks, Commissioner salary 275.00' j Arnold E. Marks mileage & expense 14.37.1 Daniel F. Koprinikar, Commissioner salary 275.00 Daniel F. Koprinikar, mileage & expense 13.201 Claude L. Gerard, Commissioner salary 427.12 Claude L. Gerard mileage & expense 17.70' Maxwell R. Barz, County Clerk salary 604.13 County Treasurer 0. A. S. I. 775.60''' Eleanor Bindley salary 450.001 Margaret Davenport salary 420.001 Eva L. Luby part time salary 175.00 Hubert Peterson salary 604.13" Hubert N. Peterson expenses 6.00 Dessie D. Mathews salary 450.001 1 Bobby Peterson salary 450.00 Clair Bertroch salary 604.13' Clair Bertroch mileage & expenses 145.00' b Vincent Eichler salary 450.00; Vincent Eichler mileage & expenses 65.50 Ella Bindley salary 450.001 Karleen Bonaly clerk salary 425.00 Roland L. Gerard janitor salary 40.00I� 1, John F. Healy salary 140 001 John F. Healy expenses 37.62, Dennis J. Seitz salary 200.001 Dennis J. Seitz Robert B. Booz expenses 11.21 11Robert B. Booz salary 131.25; expenses 119.69. Karol L. Parlin salary 119.00. Arlys H. Ward salary 132.311' Kathleen M. Yantzer salary 110.25 Doris Carter salary 450.00 Donna Deane salary 437.50.1 Gussie Baker salary 450.00^ Starr Doll salary 4500011 Lena Marie Yost salary 450.00 Jerry Conder salary 470.00, Henry Rey salary 272.50, Henry Rey salary balance ,_20.00 James H. Seabry salary 687.501 1 James H. Seabry mileage 130.60' James H. Seabry service on subpoena's 11.00 James H. Seabry expenses 52.4511 Charles W. Davis mileage 116.201 Charles W. Davis expenses 24:00 p George Miller salary 475.00 George Miller mileage10390 Beverly Cantrell clerical hire 35..001 James H. Seabry mileage & meals 61 40 Richard Cantrell salary 500..001 Richard Cantrell mileage 77.20, Richard Cantrell expenses to seminar 17.40 Charles W. Davis salary 237.5011 Roy Balltrip, Sheriff service on subpoena 2.401 Margie L. Gates, R.N. salary 550.00 Bernice G. Webb salary 430.00; Margaret Jacobsgaard, P.H.N. salary 500.001 Hester Bertroch salary 230.001 Thomas I. Steinberg M.D. coroner charge - Darold Peters 15.50 Thomas I. Steinberg M.D. G. salary 250.00 R. Marby Eileen Randall salary & expenses 202.83 1 Maxwell R. Barz salary salary - veteran's officer 410.001. 100,00 Gene K. Luby salary 275.00' Margaret E. Carlow salary 303.00 Colorado Hospital & Medical Service Group Insurance 828.0511 Total............................................................................................. $ 17,692.99 ROAD & BRIDGE Bernard B. Ginther salary Garland Bertroch salary �: .00 1 Joe Carter John W. Hill salary 475.00 Donald Grant salary salary 475.00 Jess A. Pettit salary 475.001 Joe Phillips salary 475,00 Louie Rimbert salary 475.00 Jim Southerland salary 475.00: James E. Watson salary 475.00 1 Donnie Eaton salary 475.0011 450.00 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day-- - term 19__ Francis D. Daugherty .Glen Kittle Marvin Borah (Samuel Carter Ernest L. Cock 'Wren Eaton Vernon Eiswerth A. H. Hoyt hWalter F. Owen, Sr. 'Walter J. Owen (Joseph A. Skiles Arnold Marks Daniel F. Koprinikar (Claude L. Gerard County Treasurer Colorado Blue Cross & Blue Shield 19—_ salary 450.00 salary 450.00 salary & expenses 525.00 salary & expense 52$,00 salary & expense 525.00 salary & expense 525.00 salary & expense 525.00 salary & expense 525.00 salary & expense 525.00 salary & expense 525.00 salary & expense 525.00 mileage 38.50 mileage & expenses 49.:48 mileage & expenses 51.75 0. A. S. I. 542.10 Group Insurance 624.60 Total ............................................................................................$ 12,256.43 of Ormand Hurt and Mr. Brown` Glenwood Springs and Basalt, appeared and inquired of the Commissioners Ion the possibility of trading ground with Eagle County near E1 Jebel. The Commissioners determined that when Mr. Marks returns, all three will meet with interested parties to see what can be acomplished. In the matter of Bob Clark and wife's applications for liquor licenses, with both Mr. and Mrs. Clark present, publication was waived as not necessary where the locality has been continuously licensed 9� ' iby the owner of the leased premises. 6 Mr. Clark was sworn to tell the truth by the Clerk and made certain answers and statements in re- ply to questions Asked by the County Attorney. I Approval of the applications was then given by the Commissioners. I' Frank J. Hubka, representing Civil Defense in regard to preparing for National Disasters, appeared A and proposed among other things a system of mailing by bulk mail to all residents of Eagle County instructions V and directions. The cost of said mailing would be paid by Eagle County 4nd involve a bulk mailing permit and paper and labor at a total cost of between $350.00 and $400.00. The Federal Civil Defense would then reimburse Eagle County for its total cost. The Commissioners approved said proposal. i Blair E. Nilsson, representing Civil Defense in regard to the appointment of an Eagle County Civil Defence Director, appeared and among other things, proposed that Eagle County Commissioners appoint a Director who would be paid one-half by the Federal Government and one-half by the county and possibly by those incorporated towns who wish to assume a full share of the one-half not paid by the Federal Government. A. �secretery, mileage and other expense would also be paid one-half by the Federal Government. In addition much..._. Isurplus:-property may be obtained for use by fire departments and rescue organizations as well as other'.items::and VVV office equipment. The Commissioners approved said proposal. i it Mr. Swartz, Aspen Mesa Estates, appeared and showed plats concerning his planning and inquired about the return of his bond, which had been tendered when he started construction. The Commissioners stated that they would have to inspect the area before the bond could be released. Donald Chambers appeared and explained the difference in discriptions concerning the Eagle 11ounty Fair Grounds. The Commissioners determined that the Colorado State Highway should solve the problem existing be- Icause of a mistake in their survey work. Ii , There being nothing further to come before the Board at this time, it was moved and seconded to ad- ljourn until the next regular meeting unless sooner called by the Chairman. Chairmai Attest: I� er c to /Board. `i li I I �i I 298 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners -----day-- _Februar,--term 19- _ N�-rch 1=.- _19_71. REGULAR MEETING !Present: Daniel F. Koprinikar Chairman Claude L. Gerard Commissioner Gene K. Luby County Attorney Maxwell R. Barz Clerk to Board The following bills were examined and approved and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for I same in full payment thereof: 5 _1-L7ETWO We, County Clerk money advanced 6.001 Colorado Information subscription & service 9.00' Motors Insurance Corporation comp & col insurance 53.001, ,First Agency Ins. Company Eagle ambulance insurance 435.00 Shepards Citations 1971 Colorado Citations 61.10' I Sopris Mental Health Clinic Inc. mental health services 1,500 001 Mountain States Hardware & Imp. Assoc. equipment guide book 4.501. Holy Cross Electric Assoc. airport 21.18 (Holy Cross Electric Assoc. beacon 55.14 Holy Cross Electric Assoc. business 11 90.38,' Eagle Valley Telephone Co. telephone service 385.49'' Holy Cross Electric Assoc. court room 10.58;1 Holy Cross Electric Assoc. court room heating 53.63• Holy Cross Electric Assoc. obstruction light 4.33 1Mountain Bell service - Basalt sheriff 31.161 Doris Carter meals for prisoner 512.50 ' Doris Carter jail laundry 10:60 11 Donna Deane office supplies 4.26, ll Hometown Supply Company supplies 63.25 Wilson Radio TV & Appliances labor & merchandise 17.00' Eagle Valley Enterprise office supplies & publications 180.95! iCope Office Supply supplies 7.17 C. F. Hoeckel Blank Book & Litho Co. supplies 79-" ;Out West Commercial & County Printers Inc. supplies 91.451! Out West Stationery Co. supplies 28.55' Montgomery Ward & Company desk & chair 164.281 Crown Lodge # 146 rent - ext, service 10,001 American Legion Auxiliary Unit # 194 rent of office 50,00 Basalt Sanitation District March sewer service 6,801 Town of Basalt rent - sheriff's office 37.50 Eagle Vol. Fire Department garage rent 75.00 Minturn Vol. Fire Department rent - Asst Co. Judges office 150-00! Vail Clinic Inc. rent - PH nurse - Feb. 100.001 Vail Clinic Inc. rent - PH nurse - March 100,00, Vail Medical Professional Corp. coroner charge 6,00' I Thomas I. Steinberg M.D. examination 6.001: Colorado State Hospital physician services 475.00 Muni Chem Corp supplies 17.05' ,-Pitney Bowes Inc. meter tape 3.10 1 ,Pitney Bowes Inc. meter rental 24.45 Addressograph Multigraph Corp. supplies 8,151 3M Minnesco Corp. payment #44 207.43 Lease Finance Inc. Lease # 15199 Graphotype 1 106.40 Lease Finance Inc. Lease # 900 Addressograph 112.12 3M B P S I supplies 15.751 �3M Business Sales Products Inc. Eldorado contract for maintenance agreement 580.00' Engineering Co. l Independent Lumber Co. planning comm. services 300.00 supplies 64.801i Suburban Gas of Eagle dump site 14 08' Mountain Bell service 16.141 Bell Systems, Inc. recording equipment i Bell Systems, Inc. .1,022.50, repair of tape recorder 17.90 Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co. courthouse 174.8611 ,Total.............................................................................................. .$ 7,580.97:, ROAD & BRIDGE County Clerk money advanced 33.75' iHoly Cross Electric Association Inc. services 103,721, Public Service Co. of Colo. services 1.15 Eagle Valley Telephone Co. services 59.86 .Gail Hughes Const. Co. sewer services 85,0011 Yampa Valley Electric Assn Inc. services 54.16 Standard Oil Company fuel419.041 Eagle Auto Parts parts 190.31 1 Holland Auto Parts Inc. parts 98.70 H, W. Moore Equipmnet Co. parts 51.5611 Gerard Bros. shop vise 27.55 Holy Cross Auto Service rent & parts 20,35 Eagle Truck Line parts 318.75 ! .J. & S. Contractors Supply Co. parts 336.00 Bob's Repair Shop repairs 28.51 Universal Kold Steel supplies 19.53 Continental Oil Company fuel 377.63 Garfield Steel & Welding Supply welding supplies 41.79 Estes Texaco Service battery 24.95 Hometown Supply Company supplies 110.691, H. & K. Frame & Body Shop repairs 12,50 r Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day _—tern 19-- 299 19 Rifle Radiator One repairs 9.50 (Downing Supply Co. supplies 218.98 &vier Equipment Co. supplies 48.99 Faris Machinery Company supplies 36.85 Macdonald Equipment Co. supplies .88 Bruce Blake welding & supplies 17.46 Dale Grant IZemlock contract 506.31 & Sons Inc. sand 8.00 Gay Johnson's Inc, tire recap 47.04 Gay Johnson's Inc. tire repair 25.82 McCoy Company parts 98..30 McCoy Company engine for crusher 6,500.00 Eagle Truck Line Inc. machinery, tools & equip. 3,100.00 ,Eagle Truck Line Ing. & 1st Nat'l Bank-G1wd.Spgs. land purchase 46,900.00 Julius Oleson gravel 599.40 The Independent Lumber Co. supplies 46.31 Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co. group insurance 109.15 Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co. Inc. fuel 35.80 IITotal ............................................................................................. $ 60,?24.29 The matter came before the with certain equipment. Board to purchase the lots and shop belonging to Eagle Truck Line, along Robert Deane being present, The Commissioners and he discussed the matter at great length and coming to an agreement, The Commissioners determined that Eagle County would buy the real property for $46,900.00, and the following equipment for $3,100.00, described and valued as follows, to -wit: One (1) large Hydraulic Hoist Jack $ 500.00 One (1) Air Compressor 350 00- 0- One (1) 1 inch Air Wrench 200.00' One (1) 3/4 inch Air Wrench 25.00 - One (1) Air Grease Gun 75.00 - One (1) 20,000 Gallon Fuel Tank 1,500.00 One (1) Parts Bin 50 00 One (1) Power Washer 250.00 -- One One (1) Cutting Torch Without Tanks 50.00 - One (1) Electric Welder 100.00. i Certain Resolutions concerning the Eagle County Library Fund were read, considered, passed and approved by the Commissioners as shown by photo copies following these minutes. The commissioners considered the petition -applications for the following applicants in the amounts shown for abatement of taxes for the year 1970, and concurred in the recommendatioh-of..the Assessor that said abatements be allowed, or -denied as in the last case left for the State Tax Commission to decide. Assessed Valuation Tax Abated Capt. Raymond Cote $ 120260.00 $989.01 Arthur M. Kelton,Jr. 3,560.00 326.35 Mt. States Tele. & Tele. 87,620.00 175.24 Alpine Gulf % Ernest Brown,Jr. 2,930.00 268.59 (subsequently denied by State) The Commissioners considered the petition -application of Sigurd Bobson for a refund of taxes for the year 1970, and concurred in the recommendation of the Assessor that a refund be allowed on an assessed valuation of $ 525.00 for tax refund of $ 46.66. The Commissioners voted to pay Purley Bertroch $ 670.00 .for labor and material furnished in re- Snodeling the ceiling of the Treasurers Office from the Public Works Fund and signed the resolution pertaining 1t0 such expenditure, as shown hereafter. There being no further business to come before the Board at this time, it was moved and seconded adjourn until the next regular meeting, uni&ss sooner called by the Chairman. Chairman test: Jerk to Board. 300 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners_ day --__—term 19- 19_ _ I r It J f y } Fi�Cy&Vi'Y(Ya ti O3 Tl{F HOM 0? COMY CC".-ilZISsMnm 0:2 Lflg GCMG 7 OF Em.LE M Tics SThTa OF COLORADO F WMM TO THEIIe_BRARY MM istF LSD pursuant to Chapter Sly, Article 1, Section 13, C. R. So 1963, as .s c"=dcd, (1967 Supp.), The Board of County Commissioners of the County of Zaalc, Oolorado, levied o38 of one dill for the Budget year of 1971 upon all real and _ — •.• nl t�.. personal property within said County, for the establishment and maintenance of a IAbrory Floud, and _ IS}I TCwS, the G rfield County Public Library rrhieh present]y provides con— ,1 tracted liorary services for the residents and citizens of Eagle County, is i h 1 - F located in the County of Garfield, Colorado, and said County of Garfield also y "_ -- contains t.,e largest assassea valuation of property for tax purposes within said n or°r_, ci--rict, tnr 0Or =a _ :,emuer C�drr, �° t -.e board I • Present ora votinr Aye: Gosaissioners Hopriniksr Yom. n r and Gerard Absent and not voting: Go=.issioner Parke I L - I J � i OI RM11 OF TfG E&M 0 000sk8 G Yi L OF THE CCS 7ky CF L!'OIZ; IN Tic SZT3 O;7 GUMIM I'MMAS, Purley Eartroch has oub:iitted a Vwthor aCaft.at tho &=ty in amount of 5670.00 for labor and material furnichcd in rc adolis3 trio coif in the County Treasurer's office and the payment of oaid vz=t= hoa bc-J'n approved on this date; and MUMM, the amount of said voucher is gnporAjs payablo aut of t<o Public Works Fund but the County does not prcoently havo printcd :arnnto available for use on said Fund, NTMI, THEREFORE BE IT hFSOLUD that the County Treaouror bo, and ho hereby is, authorized and directed to issue a chock on the County Troocurcr'o checking account in The First National Bank of Eagle County, Tagle, Coloaodo, payable to the order of said Purley Bertroch in the sum of $67O.00 in payment of said approved voucher, and to charge said Public S•:'orks Fund therefor, and BE I, rLnTPir,R hISCLVED that a certified co;y of thio Resolution be delivEred to said :aunty Treasurer as his authority in the prcmisos. " hLVa at a refular cecting held thio 13t -971. ATTEST: THL 80" .�Lb OF uaLfIPY Ci SS1eL;Lssa OF T,us OCU a""TY OF z,.» E rN '.flE t y Or.airean Gana F`_ ger or B&�der er off tt he "' r �.l Present and voting Aye: Commissioners Koprinihar and yard Absent and not voting: Co-raiocicnor 1,3&ho 0 n f J � i OI RM11 OF TfG E&M 0 000sk8 G Yi L OF THE CCS 7ky CF L!'OIZ; IN Tic SZT3 O;7 GUMIM I'MMAS, Purley Eartroch has oub:iitted a Vwthor aCaft.at tho &=ty in amount of 5670.00 for labor and material furnichcd in rc adolis3 trio coif in the County Treasurer's office and the payment of oaid vz=t= hoa bc-J'n approved on this date; and MUMM, the amount of said voucher is gnporAjs payablo aut of t<o Public Works Fund but the County does not prcoently havo printcd :arnnto available for use on said Fund, NTMI, THEREFORE BE IT hFSOLUD that the County Treaouror bo, and ho hereby is, authorized and directed to issue a chock on the County Troocurcr'o checking account in The First National Bank of Eagle County, Tagle, Coloaodo, payable to the order of said Purley Bertroch in the sum of $67O.00 in payment of said approved voucher, and to charge said Public S•:'orks Fund therefor, and BE I, rLnTPir,R hISCLVED that a certified co;y of thio Resolution be delivEred to said :aunty Treasurer as his authority in the prcmisos. " hLVa at a refular cecting held thio 13t -971. ATTEST: THL 80" .�Lb OF uaLfIPY Ci SS1eL;Lssa OF T,us OCU a""TY OF z,.» E rN '.flE t y Or.airean Gana F`_ ger or B&�der er off tt he "' r �.l Present and voting Aye: Commissioners Koprinihar and yard Absent and not voting: Co-raiocicnor 1,3&ho 0 f S, } k X * ~ K' .f is �!.31 J � i OI RM11 OF TfG E&M 0 000sk8 G Yi L OF THE CCS 7ky CF L!'OIZ; IN Tic SZT3 O;7 GUMIM I'MMAS, Purley Eartroch has oub:iitted a Vwthor aCaft.at tho &=ty in amount of 5670.00 for labor and material furnichcd in rc adolis3 trio coif in the County Treasurer's office and the payment of oaid vz=t= hoa bc-J'n approved on this date; and MUMM, the amount of said voucher is gnporAjs payablo aut of t<o Public Works Fund but the County does not prcoently havo printcd :arnnto available for use on said Fund, NTMI, THEREFORE BE IT hFSOLUD that the County Treaouror bo, and ho hereby is, authorized and directed to issue a chock on the County Troocurcr'o checking account in The First National Bank of Eagle County, Tagle, Coloaodo, payable to the order of said Purley Bertroch in the sum of $67O.00 in payment of said approved voucher, and to charge said Public S•:'orks Fund therefor, and BE I, rLnTPir,R hISCLVED that a certified co;y of thio Resolution be delivEred to said :aunty Treasurer as his authority in the prcmisos. " hLVa at a refular cecting held thio 13t -971. ATTEST: THL 80" .�Lb OF uaLfIPY Ci SS1eL;Lssa OF T,us OCU a""TY OF z,.» E rN '.flE t y Or.airean Gana F`_ ger or B&�der er off tt he "' r �.l Present and voting Aye: Commissioners Koprinihar and yard Absent and not voting: Co-raiocicnor 1,3&ho 0 f S, } k I .e * ~ K' 6i is �!.31 r .r r - a y Iti ' _ '.YF� C •1 � �_ II r.. I r a f -;- } k I .e * -4. 6i is �!.31 r a y Iti ' II r.. f -;- } k A a y Iti 301 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day_�rch __term 19__ March 25,__19 u__ SPECIAL MEETING Present: Daniel F. Koprinikar Chairman 275.00 mileage & Claude L. Gerard Commissioner salary Gene K. Luby County Attorney expenses 7.80 Maxwell it. Barz Clerk to Board 427.08 mileage & The Following bills were examined and approved and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for 'same in full payment thereof: 604.17 salary 450.00 ROAD &_BRIDGE 450.00 Daniel F. Koprinikar, Commissioner Mileage 450.00 52.88 Arnold Marks, Commissioner mileage salary 21.00 Claude L. Gerard, Commissioner mileage 50.72 Bernard B. Ginther, Road Supervisor salary & expenses 600.00 Garland Bertroch, Bridge Foreman salary salary 475.00 Joe Carter, Operator salary 475.00 Donald Grant, Operator salary salary 475.00 John W. Hill, Operator salary expenses 475.00 (Jess A. Pettit, Shovel Operator salary 450.00 475.00 Joe Phillips, Shop Foreman salary salary 475.00 Louie Rimbert, Tractor Operator salary 475.00 :Jim Southerland, Mechanic salary 200.00 475.00 James E. Watson, Operator salary salary 475.00 Francis D. Daugherty, Truck Driver salary 450.00 iDonnie Eaton, Truck Driver salary 132.31 450.00 Glen Kittle, Truck Driver salary salary 450.00 Marvin Borah, Road Overseer salary & expenses 525.00 Samuel Carter, Road Ovyrseer salary & expenses 525.00 L. Cock, Road Overseer salary & expenses 525.00 LZ,Ernest en Eaton, Road Overseer salary & expenses 525.00 Vernon Eiswerth, Road Overseer salary & expenses 525.00 A. H. Hoyt, Road Overseer salary & expenses 525.00 Walter F. Owen Sr., Road Overseer salary & expenses 525.00 Walter J. Owen, Road Overseer salary & expenses 525.00 Joseph A. Skiles, Road Overseer salary & expenses 525.00 'County Treasurer 0. A. S. I. 542.10 ,Colorado Blue Cross & Blue Shield group insurance 618.45 Total........................................................................$ 10.00 salary 12,235.15 Daniel F. Koprinikar, Commissioner Daniel F. Koprinikar Arnold E. Marks, Commissioner Arnold E. Marks Claude L. Gerard, Commissioner Claude L. Gerard Maxwell R. Barz, County Clerk Gussie Baker, Dep. Co. Clerk Starr Doll, Dep. Co. Clerk Lena Marie Yost, Dep. Co. Clerk Eleanor Bindley, Dep. Co. Clerk Eva L. Luby, Clerk's hire Margaret Davenport, Clerk's hire Hubert N. Peterson, County Treasurer Dessie Mathews, Dep. Co. Treasurer Bobby Peterson, Dep. Co. Treasurer Clair Bettroch, County Assessor Clair Bertroch, Vincent Eichler, Dep. Co. Assessor Vincent Eichler Ella Bindley, Dep. Co. Assessor Karleen Bonaly, Sec. Assessor's Office John F. Healy, District Attorney John F. Healy Dennis J. Seitz, Dep. Dist. Atty. Dennis J. Seitz Robert B. Booz, Asst. Dist. Atty. Karol L. Parlin, Sec. to Dep. D. A. Arlys H. Ward, Sec. to Dist. Atty. Kathleen M. Yantzer, Sec. to Asst. D. A. Doris Carter, Custodian Court House Roland L. Gerard, Custodian County Court Donna Deane, Chief Accounting Officer Jerry Conder, Supt. Landfill Henry Rey, Supt. Landfill James H. Seabry, County Sheriff Jambs H. Seabry James H. Seabry Richard D. Cantrell, Undersheriff Richard D. Cantrell Beverly Cantrell,Sheriff's Office Clerk Charles W. Davis, Dep. Sheriff Charles W. Davis George Miller, Dep. Sheriff George Miller Virginia Black, Sheriff's hire Margie L. Gates, P.H.N. GENERAL FUND salary 275.00 mileage & expenses 17.60 salary 275.00 mileage & expenses 7.80 salary 427.08 mileage & expenses 11.50 salary 604.17 salary 450.00 salary 450.00 salary 450.00 salary 450.00 salary 180.00 salary 400.00 salary 604.17 salary 450.00 salary 450.00 salary 604.17 assessor's school exp. 111.50 salary 450.00 mileage & expenses 87.30 salary 450.00 salary 425.00 salary 140.00 expenses 61.90 salary 200.00 expenses 16.67 salary 131.25 salary 119.00 salary 132.31 salary 110.25 salary 450.00 salary 40.00 salary 437.50 salary 470.00 salary 250.00 salary 687.50 mileage 102.50 mileage & exp. sheriff's convention 104.65 salary 500.00 mileage 148.70 salary 35.00 salary 237.50 mileage 101.60 salary 475.00 mileage92.30 matron services 10.00 salary 550.00 302 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners—.day Margaret K. Jacobsgaard, P.H.N. ilBernice G. Webb,Secy. to PHN Hester Bertroch, Secy, to PHN ,Thomas I. Steinberg, P. H. 0. Thomas I. Steinberg Thomas I. Steinberg I Vail Medical Professional Corp. 'G. R. Marby, County Ext. Agent G. R. Marby Eileen Randall, Secy. Co. Agent Maxwell R. Barz, County Service Officer Maxwell R. Barz Margaret E. Carlow, County Secy. Gene K. Luby, County Attorney Colorado Hospital Service & Colo. Medical Serv. (County Treasurer Colorado Hospital & Medical Services salary salary salary salary coroner charge coroner charge & mileage coroner charge salary & expenses temp. sec. hire salary salary mileage & exp. salary salary group insurance 0 A S I withholdings group insurance term 19— _ _ Total.................................................................................... 19--_ 500.00 430.00 200.00 250.00 6.00 6.80 7.00 312.01 17.50 li 410.00 100.00 97.78 303.00 275.00 756.90 . 771.57 ' 81.15 v .........$ 17,677.48 I I Kathy Yantzer appeared in the matter of a Civil Defense Director for Eagle County, she having corresponded with Mr. Blair E. Nilsson, Denver Office of Civil Defense, and found that an elected official of the county can not hold other than a temporary appointment as County Civil Defense Director. The Commissioners then made a temporary appointment of Jack Johnson, being the duly elected Lagle County Surveyor, as Civil Defense Director of Eagle County and to serve in that capacity until another person 11 can be found to serve under permanent appointment. resident engineer for Colorado State Highway, The Commissioners requested that the Clerk inquire of Jim Nimon*/about the bid tendered by George Smith on moving the Eagle County Fair Ground parking area lights to the new area. Mr. Nimon advised that he would go ahead and have the bid accepted by the State Highway Department. Bid was approved by the Commissioners. and Virgene Anderson, Mm Hauptly Garfield County representatives of the Tri—county Library Association, appeared, tendered their reports and discussed library problems. In the matter of the liquor license application.fdr.Kathryn Walker at State Bridge Lodge, hearing j. was set for May 3, 1971 at 1:30 P. M. In the matter of the liquor license applications for Frank E. Melvin and Gloria R. Melvin, Hearing .was set for April 23, 1971, at 2:00 P. M. A receipt of Petition and Service Plan by The Board of County Commissioners, in the, matter of the Organization of the Bighorn Fire Protection District, was signed by the Board. It was determined by the Commissioners that new subdivisions and plats thereof will be accepted by the Commissioners with the reservation that Eagle County will not be responsible for roads therein, until they are brought up to county specifications and approved by the Eagle County Planning Commission and the Eagle County Commissioners. A map of Bighorn Estates was tendered by James Renecke, Jr., and was aprroved and (signed by the Chairman. There being no further business to come before the Board at this time, it was moved and seconded to adjourn until the next regular meeting, unless sooner called by the Chairman. Chairman Attest: 7 le k to Board. 303 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day- march -_--term 19- April 5-, 19_1_ R�.GULAR MEETING Present: Daniel F. Koprinikar Chairman Claude L. Gerard Commissioner A. E. Marks Commissioner Gene K. Luby County Attorney r 1 Maxwell R. Barz Clerk to Board The Following bills were examined and approved and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for same in full payment thereof: GENERAL FUND ISheriff's Office U. S. Directory 12.50 Colorado Information Subscription & Service 9.00 Eagle County Clerk money advanced 3.05 ,County Clerk corrected title 1.50 ;Colorado State Assn of Co. Clerks 1971 Association dues 100.00 Eldorado Engineering Co. Planning Comm. meeting & inspection 120.00 H. Robert Thompson transcript, Crim. No. 638 348.00 D. & E. Plumbing labor 52.50 Stephens -Peck, Inc. supplements 12.00 Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co. fuel- Courthouse 128.92 Suburban Gas of Eagle fuel- Dump 20.90 ' 'Wilson Radio T. V. & Appliance Courthouse Supplies 21.16 Bob's Repair Shop Depair of door handle 4.50 Pitney -Bowes Inc. rent & postage chg. 46.50 Holy Cross Electric Assn Co. Court 100.16 Holy Cross Electric Assn. Court House 114.70 ;Holy Cross Elebtric Assn. Airport 48.48 ilHoly Cross Electric Assn. Airport E. light 3.50 Garfield Co. Abstract Co. xerox copies 69.45 Lease Finance Company graphotype lease # 15199 106.40 Lease Finance Inc. addressograph lease # 900 112.12 13 M Minnesco Corp. payment # 45 207.43 3 M•Business Products Sales Inc, copy paper & supplies 154.09 1Eagle Valley Enterprise publications & supplies 207.92 ;Robert Holt service on summons 3.30 Robert B. Booz expenses 100.76 Cut -West Commercial & Printers Inc. supplies 172.88 C. F. Hoeckel Blank Book & Litho Co. supplies 176.71' Hometown Supply Company janitor supplies •111.25 Olivetti Corporation of America calculator - Assessors office 895.00 James H. Seabry service on summons 8.501 Eagle Valley Telephone Col service 389.17 ;(Mountain Bell service - dep. Sheriff - Basalt 36.29 'Mountain Bell service - Dep. Sheriff - Minturn 27.49 Town of Basalt rent - Sheriffs office 37.50' American Legion Aux. Unit # 194 office rent 50.00 Minturn Vol. Fire Department hall rent - Insurance on Ambulance I 268.00 Eagle Volunteer Fire Dept. rent 75.00 Eagle Sanitation District sewer service 31.50 1�Doris Carter prisoners board 627.50 Town of Eagle water rent & trash collection 90.50 IC & C Electrical Co, parts & labor 60.00 Eagle Pharmacy supplies 14.45 Independent Lumber Co. janitor supplies 6.47 H. Robert Thompson Court Reporter Transcript No 642 (Gene Vigil) 156.00 . The Vail Trail legal notice 5.40 Mountain Flying Service Inc. returning prisoner from Montana 265.54 I Richard Cantrell trip to Montana 10.10 1 (Barber Razor Blade Mfg. supplies - jail 28.00 VMPC coroner charge (Clarence Moll) 6.00j V M P C medical charge 17.00 Doris Carter jail laundry 13.3011 Dennie Eaton labor & material 192.24 ITotal...............................................................................................$ 5,880.631 PUBLIC WORKS FUND I (Dennie Eaton material & labor Total...............................................................................................$ ROAD & BRIDGE FUND Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co. ;`Eagle County Clerk 'County Clerk JJack W. Johnson, Surveyor Eagle Valley Telephone Co. .Public Service Co. of Colorado Holy Cross Electric Assn. Inc. Holy Cross Electric Ass'n. Inc. Basalt Sanitation District Eagle Sanitation District (The Town of Eagle Yampa Valley Electric Assn. Inc. J. & J. Meeney Basalt Texafo ;Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co. Inc. group insurance money advanced for freight money advanced for gas services services services services for shops services at Vail services sewer service water rent & trash collection electric energy coal fuel gas - shop 304.85 304.85 i 118.66 27.40 1 3.50 193.19 61.61 1.15 107.34 i. 3.50 6.80 9.00 14.00 51.52 1 52.70 4.75 32.98 304 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners --day Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co. Inc. Standard Oil Company Macdonald Equipment Co. Garfield Steel & gelding Supply Booth -Rouse Equipment Co. Universal Kold Steel (Hometown Supply Company Revier Equipment Company Bruce Blake /Vernon Andrews Wear Prevention Alloys Co. The Independent Lumber Co. Bob's Repair Shop H. W. Moore Equipment Company Downing Supply Co. McCoy Company 'Holy Cross Auto Service High County Luimber Co. The Fullwell Motor Products Co. Minards 66 Wilson Radio T. V. & Appliance H.,& K. Frame & Body Shop Jacobs Equipment Co. Holland Auto Parts Inc. Western Bearings Inc. Eagle Auto Parts i Faris Machinery Company Sorenson Equipment Co. Inc. Gay Johnson's Tire Co. Duddy's of Colorado Duddy's of Colorado Gay Johnson's Inc. Berthod Motors Inc. Duddy's of Colorado Inc. 'H.,& K. Frame and Body Shop Arnold Nottingham Lael Hughes Construction Co. Suburban Gas Company J. & M. Pump Co. Inc. Western Bridge & Supply Co. 'Grand Jct. Steel & Fabricating Co. John H. Weeden Raymond Printing & Office Machines Town of Vail Pete Honnen Equipment Co. term 19- _. 19_ gas - shop at Basalt 34.16 fuel 1,056.58 supplies 267.25 supplies 121.80 supplies 158.84 supplies 2.70 supplies 41.88 supplies 30.25 welding supplies 17.30 supplies 7.50 supplies 93.00 supplies 28.64 supplies 14.90 supplies 82.70 supplies 326.00 supplies 761.19 rent & supplies 20.16 supplies 35.57 supplies 23.90 supplies 10.20 supplies 15.00 supplies 12.50 parts 19.00 parts 39.75 parts 12.19 pis 131.28 parts 308.00 parts 659.78 tires 47.52 tires 149.90 tires 281,92 recap tires 18.00 repairs 5,00 freight 11.06 repairs 8.50 gravel 230.00 fill material 110.00 heater & parts 99.44 Jet pump 114.00 culvert 429.66 steel 146.05 Est. #2 Payment - Bridge at Vail 734.92 electronic calculator 690.00 sllocation for R. & B. fund per S. L. 10982.19 Gas powered mower 1,614.75 Total ............................................ ... ..............................................$11,692.97 Willis Fisher, representing the University of Colorado Extension Division in its Civil Defense Training Program, presented to the Commissioners planning on training classes, preferably in May, two classes per week in one of the Court rooms. Ira Hindley tendered his resignation as Presi..dent of the Eagle Cemetery Association. The Commis- sioners then appointed Harry Long as the new President. Road and Bridge Fund Tax receipts for the year 1970 were apportioned under new law by valuation of incorporated municipalities, fifty percent of receipts being porportionately distributed to each incorpor- ated town, provided that town's share amounted to $2000.00 or more. Lesser amounts credited against work and materials performed or furnished by the County in each town, within the year 1971. A resolution setting a hearing on the Petition and Service Plan for organization of the Bighorn Fire Protection District was signed by the Commissioners, said hearing to be on May 3, 1971, at 2:00 P. M. I Margie Gates, PH14 and Howard Millsap appeared and discussed acute care and chronic care task forces II to.be formed for a county wide Comprehensive Health Planning. D. E. Johnson appeared and reveiwed County Insurance coverage. Leonard Hammock, School District Superintendent, appeared and requested county help in building 'a road to be an extension of Third Street in Eagle east to the new school location. The Commissioners advised that the matter should first be taken up with the Eagle bounty Planning Commission. At the instance of the bounty Attorney, the Commissioners added to their policy on liquor hearings lby adding the requirment of: Three publications on new applications and one publication on continuously licensed premices. Three copies of agreement between the State Department of Health and Eagle County were signed by. the Chairman, to be returned to the Department of Health and they to return one copy to Eagle County after verification. II I The Commissioners concurred in the recommendation of the Assessor that the Petition df James N. and . Marguerite E. Hinson for refund of taxes be granted and on an assessed valuation of $225.00 on personal property for the year 1970, tax refund of $18.15 be allowed. The Commissioners concurred in the recommendation of the Assessor that the Petition of John F. McAllister for abatement be granted and on an assessed valuation of $790.00 on real estate for the year 1970, tax abatement of $57.41 be allowed. i There being no further business to come Before the Board at this time, it was moved and seconded to adjourn until April 23, 1971, unless sooner called by the Chairman. r� n 7 /��tBoar��� ChairmanAttest. Clerk 05 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners--dayAnril_-term 19_ _ April_2a, 19.71 SPECIAL MEETING Present: Daniel F. Koprinikar Chairman Claude L. Gerard Commissioner A. E. Marks Commissioner Gene K. Luby County Attorney Maxwell R. Barz Clerk to Board The following bills were examined and approved and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for (same in full payment thereof: GENERAL FUND Daniel F. Koprinikar, Commissioner salary 275.00 Daniel F. Koprinikar expense 24.50 jArnold E. Marks, Commissioner salary 275.00 Arnold E. Marks expense 20.60 Claude L. Gerard, Commissioner salary 427.08 Claude L. Gerard, expense 17.15 Gene K. Luby, County Attorney salary 275.00 Margaret E. Carlow, Secy. Co. Atty. salary 303.00 Donna Deane, County Chief Accountant salary 437.50 Maxwell R. Barz, County Clerk salary 604.17 Starr Doll, Dep. County Clerk salary 450.00 ,;:Gussie Baker„ Dep. County Clerk salary 450.00 Lena Marie Yost, Dep. County Clerk salary 450.00 (Eleanor Bindley, Dep. County Clerk salary 450.00 Eva L. Luby, Clerical Hire salary 180.00 (Margaret Davenport, Clerical Hire salary 420.00 Hubert N. Peterson, County Treasurer salary 604.17 Hubert N. Peterson mileage 12.00 Dessie D. Mathews, Dep. County Treasurer salary 450.00 (Bobby Peterson, Dep. County Treasurer salary 450.00 'Clair Bertroch, Dep. County Assessor salary 604.17 Clair Bertroch, mileage 6.60 Ella Bindley, Dep. County Assessor salary 450.00 Vincent Eichler, Dep. County Assessor salary 450.00 Vincent Eichler mileage 63.50 IKarleen Bonaly, Sec. Assessors Office salary 425.00 Doris Carter, Custodian Coutt House salary 450.00 (Roland L. Gerard, Custodian County Court salary 40.00 John F. Healey, District Attorney salary 140.00 Arlys H. Ward, Sec, to Dist. Atty. salary 132.31 Dennis J. Seitz, Dep. Dist. Atty. salary 200.00 �1IDennis J. Seitz expenses 8.68 Karol L. Parlin, Sec. to Dep. D. A. salary 119.00 Robert B. Booz, Asst. Dist. Atty. salary 131.25 Robert B. Booz expenses 142.37 Kathleen M. Yantzer, Sec. to Asst. D. A. salary 108.00 James H. Seabry, County Sheriff salary 687.50 H. Seabry mileage 134.00 James H. Seabry mileage & expenses 35.90 Richard D. Cantrell, Undersheriff salary 500.00 I. Richard D. Cantrell 'Richard mileage 122.90 Richard D. Cantrell mileage 14.20 j Charles W. Davis, Dep. Sheriff salary 237.50 Charles W. Davis mileage 105.90 j George Miller, Dep. Sheriff salary 475.00 George Miller mileage 98.40 Beverly Cantrell, Sheriff's Office Clerk salary 35.00 Margie L. Gates, R.N., P.H.N. salary 550.00 Margaret K. Jacobsgaard, P.H.N. salary 500.00 ;Bernice G. Webb, Secy. To P.H.N. salary 430.00 Bertroch, Secy. to P.H.N. salary 210.00 IHester T. I. Steinberg M.D., P.H.O. salary 250.00 [Vail Medical Professional Corp. coroner charge 6.50 G. R. Marby, County Extengion Agent salary & expenses 257.23 Eileen Randall, Secy. County Agent salary 410.00 i Maxwell R. Barz, County Service Officer salary 100.00 Henry Rey, Supt. Landfill salary 270.00 j Jerry Conder, Supt. Landfill salary 470.00 Guy Van Cleave, Adams County Sheriff subpoena 4.52 Dale B. Albertson witness fees 115.10 Orris G. Albertson witness fees 7.75 Eloy Sandoval witness fees 7.75 Jerry Robidoux witness fees 3.55 Ronald D. North witness fees 11.80 Jefferey R. McCulley witness fees 23.50 Rodney Dean McCollum witness fees 6.55 Richard J. Malmgren witness fees 6.55 Edward L. Kantola witness fees 23.50 Robert G. Finlay witness fees 6.55 Harold Fessler witness fees 2.65 II Phyllis E. Dew witness fees 6.55 ,(Solomon F. Arellano witness Fees 6.55 Colorado Hospital & Medical Service Inc. group insurance 831.75 Il County Treasurer 0 A S I withholdings 773.53 i Total............................................................................................$.17,609.38 6 306 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners—_ day— I� -'kms term 19—_ 19— Total..............................................................................................$ 12,388.141 The matter of interviewing applicants for the position of Eagle County Sanitarian having been set for this time and the following people appearing in the matter, Thomas I. Steinberg, Eagle County Health Officer; Terry Minger, Clerk for the Town of Vail; Margia Gates, County Public Health Nurse, Peggy Jacobsgaard, Assistant P.H.N.; James Seabry, County Sheriff and Mr. Baghet, Colorado State Health Dept. Of four applicants for the Sanitarian position only one, Erick Edeen of 2439 Caithness, Denver, Colorado, appeared to be interviewed.by those appearing. Dr. Stienberg questioned Mr. Edeen on matters of his ability, experience and qualifications on behalf of Eagle County and Terry Minger the same on behalf of the Town of Vail, by whom the Sanitarian will be pattially employed. It appearing to all present that 14r. Edeen would be acceptable, Mr. Edeen was,by motion duly passed and approved, hired as Eagle County Sanitarian, He to advise by letter, phone call or in person no later than May 3, 1971 of his acceptance of the position. The starting salary to be $750.00 per month with other benefits bringing the total to well over $800.00 per month. Mr. Edeen was advised that there would be a probationary period of six months and a salary review on Deember 1, 1 71. Other benefits mentioned to be furnished by Town of Vail. Eagle County and Vail each to pay 375.00 with 1/3 reimbursement by the State. Gary Marby, Eagle bounty Extension Agent, appeared and discussed programs of his office. Jack Fritzlen, Minturn, Colo., appeared and advised the Commissioners of his new small industry of manufacturing electronic radar in Minturn. The Commissioners concurred in the recommendation of the Assessor that the Petition of Earl V. Eaton for abatement be granted and on an assessed valuation of $2,360.00'on real estate for the year 1970, tax abatement of $181.89 be allowed. The Commissioners concurred in -the recommendation of the Assessor that the Petition of James C. and Eleanor Y. Craig for refund be granted and on an assessed valuation of $3,200.00 on real estate for the year 1970, tax refund of $245.35 be allowed. There being no further business to come before the Board at this time, it was moved and seconded to adjourn until April 26, 1971, unless sooner called by the Chairman. Chairman (Attes4crk to Board. ROAD & BRIDGE Daniel F. Koprinikar, Commissioner mileage 42.20 Arnold Marks, Commissioner mileage 50.10, Claude L. Gerard, Commissioner mileage 43,70 Bernard B. Ginther,Road Supervisor salary & expenses 600,00' Garland Bertroch, Bridge Foreman salary 475.00 Joe Carter, Operator salary 475'090vo Donald Grant, Operator salary 475,00' John W. Hill, Operator salary 475,00 Jess A. Pettit, Shovel Operator salary 475.00. Joe Phillips, Shop Foreman salary 475.00. Louie Rimbert, Tractor Operator salary 475.00 Jim Southerland, Mechanec salary 475.00 James E. Watson, Operator salary 475.001 Donnie Eaton, Truck Driver salary 450,00 Francis D. Daugherty, Truck Driver salary 450.00 Glen Kittle, Truck Driver salary 450 00, Marvin Borah, Road Overseer salary & expenses 525.00'1 Samuel Carter, Road Overseer salary & expenses 525.00 Ernest L. Cock, Road Overseer salary & expenses 525.00" Wren Eaton, Road Overseer salary & expenses 525.00 Vernon Eiswerth, Road Overseer salary & expenses 525,00 A. H. Hoyt, Road Overseer salary & expenses 525.00 Walter F. Owen Sr., Road Overseer salary & expenses 525.00 Walter J. Owen, Road Overseer salary & expenses 525.00' Joseph A. Skiles, Road Overseer salary & expenses 525.00', Russell David Carter, Extra Labor salary 120.00' County Treasurer 0 A S I withholdings 548.34 Colorado Blue Cross & Blue Shield group insurance 633.80- Total..............................................................................................$ 12,388.141 The matter of interviewing applicants for the position of Eagle County Sanitarian having been set for this time and the following people appearing in the matter, Thomas I. Steinberg, Eagle County Health Officer; Terry Minger, Clerk for the Town of Vail; Margia Gates, County Public Health Nurse, Peggy Jacobsgaard, Assistant P.H.N.; James Seabry, County Sheriff and Mr. Baghet, Colorado State Health Dept. Of four applicants for the Sanitarian position only one, Erick Edeen of 2439 Caithness, Denver, Colorado, appeared to be interviewed.by those appearing. Dr. Stienberg questioned Mr. Edeen on matters of his ability, experience and qualifications on behalf of Eagle County and Terry Minger the same on behalf of the Town of Vail, by whom the Sanitarian will be pattially employed. It appearing to all present that 14r. Edeen would be acceptable, Mr. Edeen was,by motion duly passed and approved, hired as Eagle County Sanitarian, He to advise by letter, phone call or in person no later than May 3, 1971 of his acceptance of the position. The starting salary to be $750.00 per month with other benefits bringing the total to well over $800.00 per month. Mr. Edeen was advised that there would be a probationary period of six months and a salary review on Deember 1, 1 71. Other benefits mentioned to be furnished by Town of Vail. Eagle County and Vail each to pay 375.00 with 1/3 reimbursement by the State. Gary Marby, Eagle bounty Extension Agent, appeared and discussed programs of his office. Jack Fritzlen, Minturn, Colo., appeared and advised the Commissioners of his new small industry of manufacturing electronic radar in Minturn. The Commissioners concurred in the recommendation of the Assessor that the Petition of Earl V. Eaton for abatement be granted and on an assessed valuation of $2,360.00'on real estate for the year 1970, tax abatement of $181.89 be allowed. The Commissioners concurred in -the recommendation of the Assessor that the Petition of James C. and Eleanor Y. Craig for refund be granted and on an assessed valuation of $3,200.00 on real estate for the year 1970, tax refund of $245.35 be allowed. There being no further business to come before the Board at this time, it was moved and seconded to adjourn until April 26, 1971, unless sooner called by the Chairman. Chairman (Attes4crk to Board. ^_ 304 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day-J+Pril_ term 19— _Ap�rji26 _19-7L_ SPECIAL MEETING I' Present: Daniel F. Koprinikar Chairman i� Claude L. Gerard Commissioner ! Arnold E. Marks Commissioner 1! Don Price, Tom Williams and Jack Smith , representing the U.S.F.S., appeared and volunteered some posts and wire to be used on the fence separating the Forest Service yards and the Eagle County Shop Yard. The Eagle -Thomasville road was also discussed. There being no further business to come before the Board at this time, it was moved and seconded Ito adjourn until the next regular meeting, unless sooner called by the Chairman. Attest• Clerk o Board. Harold Koonce appeared and requested approval for a Sky Divers Club sponsored by the Colorado Mountain College to use the Eagle County Airport as a base for their drop plane. It was understood that 0 ithe F.A.A. required twentyfour hour notice before a jump and continuous radio contact with the dropping plane. ` It was also understood that any necessary insurance coverage would be carried by the club or sponsor and there) A be no need for a contract between the club or sponsor and Eagle County. (would The Commissioners granted the request. Mr. Koonce also tendered memorandums of Eagle County Airport Advisory Committee meetings with the Lagle County Commissioners on October 5, 1970 and November 2, 1970; and copies of minutes of the Eagle County ()Airport Advisory Committee meeting o6 January 28, 1971. Also a map of natural gas lines at the airport. In the matter of the hearing on the application of Frank E. Melvin for a retail liquor store license and on the application of GloriaRMelvin for a Hotel -Restaurant liquor license, having been previously set for l,.y+ this date and time (2:00 P.M. and 2:15 respectively), the petitioners and their attorney,<Htgh:;iarder.appearin i j;,e, and no one appearing in person or by mail to contest the applications; said hearings were combined as follows. U Whereupon the Chairman opened the meeting and the petitioners' attorney reiterated the requirements Y of Eagle County in such hearings as having been complied with. T Thereupon the applicants were sworn and duly testified in reply to questions propounded by the OCounty Attorney. Petitioners! attorney then asked for approval of the applications by the Commissioners. Thereupon, Claude L. Gerard moved that the applications be approved and the motion was seconded by (Arnold E. Marks. The Chairman, Daniel F. Koprinikar, then declared the motion carried depending on the replies re= Iquired from fingerprints taken previously. X and E Mr. and Mrs. Jim Reinecke,in company of Blake Lynch` Ken Richards,.appeared with their attorney, Of',frJ^ `FRd Brown who brought up the matter of County acceptance of the roads and specifically a bridge in � iStewart iBighorn Estates Subdivision. Vincent Eichler was called in and he agreed with Mr. Reinecke on conversation taking place in re- gard to the bridge at an Eagle County Planning Commission Meeting on October 20, 1970, prior to acceptance of the subdivision plat by the planning commission. Considerable discussion insued on the matter in which Mr. Reinecke stated that he would take re- sponsibility and guarantee the bridge planking to last as long as county bridges. Thereupon, Arnold E. Marks moved for acceptance of the bridge providing Mr. Reinecke accepts the of upkeep on the bridge to Bighorn Estates Subdivision for four years hence from this date. llresponsibility The motion was seconded by Claude L. Gerard and announced carried by the Chairman. There was no objection by Mr. Reinecke. 1! Don Price, Tom Williams and Jack Smith , representing the U.S.F.S., appeared and volunteered some posts and wire to be used on the fence separating the Forest Service yards and the Eagle County Shop Yard. The Eagle -Thomasville road was also discussed. There being no further business to come before the Board at this time, it was moved and seconded Ito adjourn until the next regular meeting, unless sooner called by the Chairman. Attest• Clerk o Board. 308 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners_ ._ day__ -April __-term 19-. May 3; - _19_71 REGULAR MEETING I Present: Daniel F. Koprinikar Chairman Claude L. Gerard Commissioner Arnold L. Marks Commissioner Gene K. Luby County Attorney Maxwell R. Barz Clerk to Board The following bills were examined and approved and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for same in full payment thereof: GENERA' FUND Colorado Information subscription & service 9.00 iCounty Clerk money advanced 1.50 Starr Doll, Registrar fees 2.00 Colorado State Association of County Clerks registration 25.00 'Thomas I. Steinberg MD calls 2.00 Doris Carter, Custodian jail laundry 20.35 ,Doris Carter, board for prisoners 440.75 H. Robert Thompson transcript # 642 20.70 ,Richard A. Miller coroner fees 42,00 State Department of Revenue boiler inspection 5.00 Holy Cross Electric Assoc. airport 43.83 Holy Cross Electric Assoc. business & courtroom 175.69 'Mountain Bell telephone service 53.17 Mountain Bell telephone service 10.84 (Allen Agency fire insurance 20.00 Allen Agency airport insurance 785.00 C. F. Hoeckel Blank Book & Litho Co. supplies 5.60 Out West Stationery Co. supplies 4.04 Cope Office Supply Co. supplies 4.50 Cope Office Supply Co. supplies 10.48 Eagle Pharmacy supplies 13.98 .Out West Commercial & County Printers supplies 126.97 Eagle Valley Enterprise supplies 112.63 Garfield County Abstract Co. xerox copies 23.70 Eagle Valley Telephone Co. xerox copies 18.40 Eldorado Engineering Co. consultation and meetings 285.00 Rocky Mountain Nat. Gas Co. gas 157.63 Suburban Gas of Eagle propane - dump site 15.84 Charles A. Stanley labor & parts 300,00 Zep Mfg. Co. supplies .-•.janitor 37.50 Del Chemical Corp. jail supplies ".18 Frankel Mfg. Co. supplies - exptension office 10.00 I Lease Finance Incorporated lease # 15199 graphotype 106.40 Lease Finance Incorporated lease # 900 addressograph 112.12 3 M Minnesco Corp. payment # 46 207.43 American Legion Aux # 194 rent 50,00 'Town of Basalt rent 37.50 „Eagle Volunteer Fire Department garage rent 75,00 Vail Clinic Inc. rent 100.00 Minturn Vol. Fire Department rent 75.00 Addressograph Multigraph Corp. plates for graphotype 24.76 Independent Lumber Co. supplies 7.64 Mick's 1166" supplies 6.28 !Eagle Valley Telephone Co. telephone service 375.02 Total............................................................................................ $ 4,004.43 Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co. Town of Eagle Eagle Sanitation District Public Service Co. of Colorado I Town of Basalt Basalt Sanitation District Yampa Valley Electric Assoc. Inc. .Holy Cross Electric Assn. Inc. V. F. Seaman Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co. Inc. County Clerk Hometown Supply Co. McCoy Company Faris Machinery Co. Revier Equipment Company Holland Auto Parts Inc. H. W. Moore Equipment Company The Fullwell Motor Products Co. !Holy Cross Auto Service Macdonald Equipment Co. 1 Del Chemical Corp. High Country Lumber Downing Supply Co. Wear Prevention Alloys Co. Everroad Supply Co. Basalt Texaco Eagle Auto Parts Colorado Filter & Supply Co. Sorenson Equipment Co. Inc. Elder / Quinn and McGill Aspen - Basalt KOA Kampground ROAD & BRIDGE group insurance 103.76 2 water taps - water rent - trash haul 44.50 services 9.00 services 1.15 services 9,00 sewer service 6.80 services 47.81 services 32.43 labor 40.00 services 80.88 money advanced for freight 11.45 supplies 11.18 supplies 195.23 supplies 273.60 supplies 198.10 supplies 95.23 supplies 16.03 supplies 11.60 rent & supplies 21,72 supplies 19.30 supplies 52.75 materials 3.07 supplies 165.95 welding rod 99.00 parts 10.54 parts 2.50 parts & tires 313.73 oil filters 10.02 parts 9.92 parts 408.97 propane 9.45 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners _day _ —term 19__ Standard Oil Company iGay Johnson's Inc. Duddy's of Colorado K. & L. Supply Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co. Inc. Minards 66 The Independent Lumber Co. (Eagle Valley Telephone Co. 19— fuel 1,827.11 tires 297.61 tires 253.00 supplies 10.70 repairs 15.90 supplies 1.25 supplies 130.91 service 75.24 Total.............................................................................................$ 4,926.39 A Petit Juror list was picked by the Commissioners for the Eagle County District and County Courts. Robert Booz, Assistant District Attorney, appeared and requested a permanent status at regular (salary for his secretery. The Commissioners advised that in as much as no mpney had been budgeted for salary increase, the only available money would be some which is already budgeted in the District Attorney's budget for other purposes. y �I In the matter of the hearing on the application of Kathryn B. Walker for a retail liquor store eYJr (license, having been previously set for this time and date, May 3, 1971 at 1:30 P.M., the petitioner appear- ing in person and no_one appearing in anywise to protest the application; Thereupon the applicant was sworn and duly testified to questions propounded by the County Attorney. The County Attorney then found that all requirements had been met complying with Eagle County regulations and the law in such matters, and The Chairman, Daniel F. Koprinikar, called for a motion. Arnold E. Marks then moved that the application be approved and the motion was seconded by Claude L. (Gerard. Whereupon the Chairman declared the motion carried. N.L ' In the matter of the hearing on the petition for,..the formation of the Bighorn Fire Protection District, one of the Petitioners, Robert Warner,Jr., appearing in person and by Douglas McLaughlin, attorney for, the Petitioners and no one appearing in anywise to protest the petition and aad said matter having been Iset for this date and time. 2 Whereupon, Robert Warner, Jr. was sworn and duly testified to questions propounded by the Petitioner.' attorney and by the County Attorney. Thereupon, Hubert 11. Peterson, representing the Eagle County Planning Commission, protested the boundaries of a map tendered by the Petitioner, on the grounds that.said map did not include certain areas .where development has started and where development will take place. Some discussion ibetween-, Blake Lynch, also present, Francis Westley Bush, Fire Chief for the Vail 'Fire Protection District, and others above named insued. Whereupon, Francis Westley Bush was sworn and testified as to need of the new proposed district. Thereupon, Gene K. Luby, County Attorney, suggested that the Petitioner show that the boundaries ,of the Bighorn Fire Protection District shall be co -extensive with the boundaries of the Bighorn Water Dis=-- trict and any extensions thereof and additions thereto. Which suggestion was adopted by the attorney for the Petitioner, who advised that he would revise �and,tender a new Resolution. The matter was tabled until a later date. The Commissioners concurred in the recommendation of the Assessor that the Petition of Clarence, Jr. and Judith Ann Hooper for abatement be granted and on an assessed valuation of $3,760.00 on real estate for the year 1970, tax abatement of $288.28 be allowed. There being no further business to come before the Board at this time, it was moved and seconded to adjourn until thenezt,regular meeting unless sooner called by the Chairman. Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners_ _ day Ma, term 19- May -25-_ Present: Daniel F. Koprinikar Claude L. Gerard Arnold E. Marks Gene K. Luby Maxwell R. Barz Chairman Commissioner Commissioner County Attorney Clerk to Board SPLCIAL MELTING 191 _ The following bills were examined and approved and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for same in full payment thereof: GENERAL FUND Daniel F. Koprinikar, County Commissioner salary 275.00 Daniel F. Koprinikar, mileage 22,42 Arnold E. Marks, County Commissioner salary 275.00 Arnold E. Marks mileage 21.77 Claude Gerard, County Commissioner salary 427,08 Claude Gerard mileage 14.70 Maxwell R. Barz, County Clerk salary 604.17 Gussie Baker, Deputy County Clerk salary 450.00 Starr Doll, Dbputy--Got3nty Clrrk salary 450.00 Lena Yosty Deputy County Clerk salary 450.00 Eleanor Hindley, Deputy County Clerk salary 450,00 Eva Luby, Clerical Hire salary 180.00 Margaret Davenport, Clerical Hire salary 420.00 Hubert N. Peterson, County Treasurer salary 604.17 Dessie D. Mathews, Deputy County Treasurer salary 450.00 Bobby Peterson, Deputy County Treasurer salary 450.00 Clair Bertroch, County kesessor: salary 604.17 d Clair Bertroch mileage 51.60 Ella Bindley, Deputy County Assessor salary 450.00 Vincent Eichler, Deputy County Assessor salary 450.00 Vincent Eichler mileage 34.30 Karleen Bonaly, Sec. Assessors Office salary 425.00 Gene K. Luby, County Attorney salary 275,00 Margaret E. Carlow, Secy. Co. Atty. salary 303.00 Doris Carter, Custodian Court House salary 450.00 Roland L. Gerard,Custodian County Court salary 40.00 Scott Covalt lawn care 17,50 1 Scott Covalt lawn care 4.89 Donna Deane,County Chief Accountant salary 437.50 John F. Healy, District Attorney salary 140.00 John F. Healy expenses 12.09 John F. Healy expenses 45.72 Arlys H. Ward, Sec. to Dist. Atty. salary 132.31 Dennis J. Seitz, Dep. Dist. Atty. salary 200.00 Dennis J. Seitz expenses 52.47 Karol L. Parlin, Sec. to Dep. D. A. salary 119.00 Robert B. Booz, Asst. D. A. salary 131.25 Robert B. Booz expenses 164.28 Kathleen M. Yantzer, Sec. to Asst. D. A. salary 177.00 Jerry Conder, Supt. Landfill salary 470.00 Henry Rey, Supt. Landfill salami 270.00 James H. Seabry, County Sheriff salary 687.50 James H. Seabry mileage 139.90 James H. Seabry service on subpoena 17.50 Richard D. Cantrell, Undersheriff salary 500.00 Richard Cantrell mileage 91.60 Charles W. Davis, Dep. Sheriff salary 237.50 Charles W. Davis mileage 108.00 George Miller, Dep. Sheriff salary 475.00 George Miller mileage 140.70 Beverly Cantrell, Sheriff's Office Clerk salary 35.00 Joe I. Torres, Sheriff, Pueblo service & mileage 2.60 Sheriff's Office, Denver service on subpoena 3.92 G. R. Marby, County Extension Agent salary & expense 238.03 Eileen Randall, Secy County Agent salary 410.00 Maxwell R. Barz, County Service Officer salary 100.00 Margie Gates, R.N., P.H.N. sala#y 550.00 Bernice G. Webb, Secy. to P.H.N. salary 430.00 Margaret Jacobsgaard, P.H.N. salary 500,00 Hester Bertroch, Secy, to P.H.N. salary 210.00 T. I. Steinberg, M. D., P.H.O. salary 250.00 VMPC blood alcohol test 5.00 George Bradshaw witness fee 13.00 Walt9r V. Forster witness fee 6.55 Stevan Everitt witness fee 2.65 Robert Haagensen witness fee 6.55 Stevan Meyer witness fee 7.00 Garnetta W. Stice witness fee 6.55 Carl S. Uncapher witness fee 6.55 Marie E. Horne adjudication costs 66.00 Colorado Hospital & Medical Service Inc. group insurance 831.75 County Treasurer 0 A S I withholdings 778.03 Total.............................................................................................$ 17,783.42 311 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners -day_ -_ _term 19_ ROAD & BRIDGE Daniel F. Koprinikar, Commissioner mileage 50.60 Claude L. Gerard, Commissioner mileage 75.30 Arnold Marks, Commissioner mileage 57.55 •Bernard B. Ginther, Road Supervisor salary 600.00 Garland Bertroch, Bridge Foreman salary 475.00 ;Joe Carter, Operator salary 475.00 Donald Grant, Operator salary 475.00 John W. Hill, Operator salary 475.00 Jess A. Pettit, Shovel Operator salary 475.00 (Joe Phillips, Shop Foreman salary 475.00 ,Louie Rimbert, Tractor Operator salary 475.00 'Jim Southerland, Mechanic salary 475.00 James E. Watson, Operator salary 475.00 Donnie Eaton, Truck Driver salary 450.00 Francis D. Daugherty, Truck Driver salary 450.00 Glen Kittle, Truck Driver salary 450.00 Marvin Borah, Road Overseer salary 525.00 Samuel Carter, Road Overseer salary 525.00 Ernest L. Cock, Road Overseer salary 525.00 Wren Eaton, Road Overseer salary 525.00 ;Vernon Eiswerth, Road Overseer salary 525.00 A. H. Hoyt, Road Overseer salary 525.00 Walter F. Owen Sr., Road Overseer salary 525.00 ` Walter J. Owen, Road Overseer salary 525.00 Joseph A. Skkles, Road Overseer salary 525.00 Ruasell David Carter, Extra Labor salary 30.00 Donald Lagge, Extra Labor salary 60.00 A. C. Gordon, Truck Driver salary 360.00 County Treasurer 0 A S I withholdings 565.50 Colorado Blue Cross & Blue Shield group insurance 658.45 Total............................................................................................. $ 12,807.40 The Commissioners appointed Jim Grange to replace Samuel Grange, who has retired from the Eagle (County Fair Foard. LlmnJft'Hall appeared on behalf of the Colorado State Highway to settle with the Commissioners on purchase of Eagle County Fair Ground land for the I-70 right-of-way. Eagle County having held 14.94 acres in the grounds. The transaction involves, to -wit: A deed from Eagle County to State of 3.177 acres A deed from State Co Eagle County of 1.987 acres A deed from Eagle County to State of 1.19 acres, leaving Eagle County with .797 acres of the parcels making up the 3.177 acres which is accounted for as follows, to -wit: 14.94 original acres less 3.177 acres 11.763 acres plus .797 acres leaving a total acreage in the fair grounds of ................ 11.56 acres after transaction. The Highway agreed to furnish electric wire from transformer source to the new parking area. Mickey Day appeared on behalf of the roping club and interested citizens and requested of the Commissioners and State Highway Department that an additional length of Ross Chamber's irrigation ditch be concreted to protect holding pens for livestock at the fairgrounds from seepage, to which Len Hall on be- half of the Highwgy Department agreed to have done. Commissioner, A. F. Marks was designated to contact Jim Nimon, Resident Engineer for the highway on the above matter and on additional chain link fencing of the river bank. a S. Douglas McLaughlin appeared with/prepared resolution for the change in boundaries of the ^` (Bighorn Fire Protection District, which was signed rettoactive to the date of approval on May 3, 1971. He JF"a r also tendered a proposed resolution pertaining to Alpen Chalets Townhouses, which was approved and signed by the Commissioners. R There being nothing further to come before the Commissioners at this time, it was moved and seconded t: to adjourn until the next regular meeting, unless sooner called by th1�Chairman. Chairman Attest • 7 1 Clerk t Board. 019 Ld Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day_ may term 19— �_unez, 19-71__ SPECIAL MEETING sent: Daniel F. Koprinikar, Chairman Claude L. Gerard, Commissioner Arnold E. Marks, Commissioner Maxwell R. Barz, Clerk to Board. V v p�� The matter of a replacement for Gary Marby, Eagle County Extension Agent, he having been offered advancement to a better position and accepting same, came on at this time with Charles E. Nelson, Gary Y by and the new applicant, Bill Coffey all being present. Thereupon, Mr. Nelson gtated some of the history of Mr. Coffey`s work with the Extension Service. After several questions7t6 the applicant by the Commissioners, the Chairman asked for approval of remaining board members to hire Mr. Coffey as the new County Extension Agent. i With all approving the appointment, Mr. Coffey was hired effective June 19, 1971. i I There being nothing further to come before the Board at this time, it was moved and seconded to i ourn until the next regular meeting unless sooner called by the Chairman. LOJOVVVVI._Oy1 �i V. 3 1 r -:, :. STATE OF COLORADO COUNTY OF EAGLE RESOLUTION FOR THE VACATION AND RE-CREATION OF A CERTAIN DRAINAGE EASE.;LENT ON LOTS 10 AND 11, BLOCK G, VAIL DAS SCHONE, FILING NO.II <4 4 THIS RESOLUTION made this � 5 — day of I0. 1971, by the Board of County Commissioners of Eagle County, Colorado, WITNESSETH: WHEREAS, Alpen Chalets is presently the owner of Lot 11, Block G, VAIL DAS SCHONE, Filing No. 2; and h*HEREAS, Alpen Chalets has requested the Board of County Co^-ussioners to vacate that portion, of a certain drainage easement on Lot 10, Block G, VAIL DAS SCHONE, Filing No. 2, runninc alone the North boundary of said Lot 10, Block SC:`_"E, Filing ::o. 2, and the re-creation thereof - � _• ter.= SCHoNE, ::line :.o. 2 ; and on of the vacation and re-creation of said ease- ? annroved by the F'agle County Men�-.. .3car: Cn. ,17«.✓ COC T1S51C: Rf:rs }�-i5 '�.9e1: . Sal ° i0r 1^. :. _ n ,L! _.nt. a a a j E: 7 .%r,r— 1 a a j E: h� a 0 Page 2 Beginning at the most westerly corner of said Lot 11, thence S 48°30' E a distance of 111.36 feet; thence S 2201$' W a distance of 124.52 feet to the Westerly boundary of said Lot 10; thence S 41059122" E along said Westerly line' a distance of 7.5 feet to the most Southerly corner of Lot 10; thence N 62°38'00" E along the Southerly boundary of Lot 10 a distance of 5.01 feet; thence N 22015' E a distance of 131.07 feet; thence N 48°30' W a distance of 112.95 feet to the Northerly boundary of Lot 11; thence along a curve to the left having a delta of 6032'40" and a radius of 100 feet for a distance of 11.42 feet and having a chord bearing S 70°20'38" W 11.42 feet along the Southerly right-of-way of Garnish Drive also being the Northerly line of Lot 11 to the point of beginning, according to the recorded map thereof. \� Dated this �.� r k day of } r q , 1971. County Commissioner i County Commissioner C A County CoFnni55ioner D 49 v V - � L 2 0 a lr STATE OF COLORADO COUNTY OF EAGLE IN THE MATTER OF THE ) ORGANIZATION OF THE ) BIGHORN FIRE PROTECTION•) ss. DISTRICT ) THE BOARD OF COUNTY THE EAGLE RESOLUTION OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WHEREAS, there has been submitted to the Board of County Commissioners of Eagle County, Colorado, a Petition for the organization of the Bighorn Fire Protection District, together with a Service Plan, all as is required by the Special District Control Act, Chapter 89, Article 18, Colorado Revised Statutes, 1963, as amended; and a copy of such Petition and Service Plan has been filed •.:ith the County Clerk and Recorder of Eagle County, Colorado, on March 25, 1971; and ;:1EREAS, the Board of County Commissioners of Eagle Ccicrado, have on the 3rd day of May, 1971, at the hour of 2:90 O'clock P.`i., at the County Commissioners Hearing Room in the =agle County Courthouse, Eagle, Colorado, held a hearing v.. .-.e aforeSal'. Pe`_ltlon; a. ---'i _ninty Cler'% and Eagle County, r.as e�]'._s^�'• `h�. 3o -,r-3 of Count,!, or Eagle :is'ri^ts have --.- -,lore-T ::: - �az �.r _.•i� _!in,r t -he current :�.. ......'.ari,..; ... :.i:. -i ra•?i -io:, .is . ... .. .'i,_: - "-,• :at i', rr.,. .r;,osr' .�.. _,..ten �. rnm ..« ♦ t c a 0 Q a I-0 a C District, Vail West Fire Protection District, Vail Met- ropolitan Recreation District, Vail Water and Sanitation District, Vail Village West Water and Sanitation District, Vail Village West Water and Sanitation District for Water Only, Minturn Cemetery Association District, Town of Vail, Bighorn Water District, Gore Creek Water District, School District RE 50-J (District 11), Colorado River Conservation District, Colorado Mountain College; and WHEREAS, the Clerk and Recorder of Eagle County, Colorado, has caused to be published a legal notice of the date, time, location and purpose of this proceeding, which legal notice was published in the Eagle Valley Enterprise, a newspaper of general circulation within the County, such notice having been published April 8, 1971, April 15, 1971, and April 22, 1971, the first publication having been twenty (20) days before this proceeding; and WHEREAS, the Clerk and Recorder of Eagle County, Colorado, has advised the Board of County Commissioners of Eagle County, Colorado, that notice of this proceeding was also delivered to the Eagle County Planning Commission of Eagle County, Colorado; and WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners of Eagle County, Colorado, have carefully examined the Petition to the Board of County Commissioners for the organization of a fire P protection district entitled "Bighorn Fire Protection District", together with the Service Plan and map attached to and incorporated by reference in the aforesaid Petition; and WHEREAS, the Board of County Comr.;issioners of Eacle Coc'nty, Colorado, have deterrd ned fron the evidence presente.: at the ;tearing on the Petition for the orcanization of the Biancrn : Fire Fro tuition DiStrirt, that the avaY^.ents of said Fe `._;t1.^': are true and that the data contained in the Service Plan sui-- stantiates the justification for establishment of the Bighorn •� Firc Protection nistrict; M v q NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Board of County Commissioners of Eagle County, Colorado, hereby resolves that the Petition for the organization of the Bighorn Fire Protection District is hereby approved with the modification that all land now within the boundaries of the Bighorn Water District and the Gore Creek Water District, and all land now platted under the subdivision name of Bighorn Estates shall be included in said Bighorn Fire Protection District, and the petitioners may forthwith proceed to file their Petition for the formation of the Bighorn Fire Protection District, all with- in the time and in the manner provided in Chapter 89, Colorado Revised Statutes, 1963, as amended. Dated this ,j i day of A \ , 1971. r � \Ci •� % Y 61-3). ::, !•iC lei County Commissioner c C � Z-1 County Commissioner County Commissioner a o 8 " u o R � 7i v n 0 0 313 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day___ May._ _ __ __term 19_ _ _June_7.____..-19x1.__ REGULAR MEETING . The following bills were examined and apprmved and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for same in full payment thereof: d Doris Carter Doris Carter . Colorado Information County Clerk County Clerk H. Robert Thompson Dale Saunders Dennie Eaton Utah Crime Conference Hubert N. Peterson Colorado State University State Board of Land Commissioners Fitney Bowes Inc. Pitney Bowes Inc. IRocky Mountain Natural Gas Cc Inc. 11 ' Mountain Bell Mountain Bell ,,Eagle Valley Telephone Cc it Holy Cross Electric Association American Legion Auxiliary Unit #194 Town of Basalt Eagle Volunteer Fire Dept. Minturn Vol. Fire Dept. iEagle Volunteer Fire Department Vail Clinic Inc. Vail Clinic Inc. Vail Medical Professional Corp. Thomas I. Steinberg, MD V M F C Olesen Motors Richards -Huffstutler Eng Inc. Airport Lighting Co. Eldorado engineering Co. Garfield County Abstract Co. 'Wilson Radio TV & Appliance Suburban Gas of Eagle Independent Lumber Go. Hometown Supply Company Eagle Valley Enterprise C. F. Hoeckel Blank Book & Litho Cc 3 M P S I 3 M Minnesco Co. Lease Finance Inc. Lease Finance Company GENERAL FUND Jail laundry Present: Daniel F. Koprinikar Chairman 9.00 Claude L. Gerard Commissioner Transcript #1277 Arnold E. Marks Commissioner 72.90 Gene K. Luby County Attorney �i Maxwell R. Bare Clerk to Board. . The following bills were examined and apprmved and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for same in full payment thereof: d Doris Carter Doris Carter . Colorado Information County Clerk County Clerk H. Robert Thompson Dale Saunders Dennie Eaton Utah Crime Conference Hubert N. Peterson Colorado State University State Board of Land Commissioners Fitney Bowes Inc. Pitney Bowes Inc. IRocky Mountain Natural Gas Cc Inc. 11 ' Mountain Bell Mountain Bell ,,Eagle Valley Telephone Cc it Holy Cross Electric Association American Legion Auxiliary Unit #194 Town of Basalt Eagle Volunteer Fire Dept. Minturn Vol. Fire Dept. iEagle Volunteer Fire Department Vail Clinic Inc. Vail Clinic Inc. Vail Medical Professional Corp. Thomas I. Steinberg, MD V M F C Olesen Motors Richards -Huffstutler Eng Inc. Airport Lighting Co. Eldorado engineering Co. Garfield County Abstract Co. 'Wilson Radio TV & Appliance Suburban Gas of Eagle Independent Lumber Go. Hometown Supply Company Eagle Valley Enterprise C. F. Hoeckel Blank Book & Litho Cc 3 M P S I 3 M Minnesco Co. Lease Finance Inc. Lease Finance Company GENERAL FUND Jail laundry 13.90 prisoner's board 216.25 subscription & service 9.00 money advanced 1.50 money advanced 15.50 Transcript #1277 43.75 Basalt Park Maintenance 200.00 labor and material 72.90 transcript subscriptions 19.00 mileage & expense to Fort Collins 47.66 Colorado planning conference 39.00 dertificates 1.30 postage service 1-16-71 thru 4-15-71 48.00 postage service 5-1=71 thru 5-31-71 66.61 gas usage 103.02 telephone service 27.10 tele0hone service 13.83 phone service 379.28 electric service 102.99 rent - Go Judge's office 50.00 rent 37.50 garage rent 75.00 rent asst Co. Judge 75.00 garage rent 75.00 rent for PH nurse 100.00 rent for PH nurse, 100.00 blood alchol 5.00 coroner charge 7.00 coroner charge 6.00 stickers for fire tf;ucks 8.24 map town of Vail 7.50 supplies 30.95 engineer service 75.00 xerox copies 34.95 labor & mere. 5.55 propane gas - dump 10.56 supplies 23.70 supplies 12.45 publications & supplies 178.84 supplies 8.35 supplies for 3M 180.74 payment #47 207.43 lease #15199 Graphotype 106.40 lease #. 900 addressograph 112.12 Total.............................................................................................$ 2,965.26 Fhoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co. Eagle County Clerk County Clerk Eagle Valley Telephone Co. Public Service Co. of Colorado Yampa Valley Electric Assn Inc. Holy Cross Electric Assoc. Inc. Basalt Sanitation District L -P Gas and Appliance Co. Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co. Inc. Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co. Inc. Air Rentals Inc. Holland Auto Farts Inc. Eagle Auto Farts Glenwood Auto Supply Elder/Quinn & McGill Inc. Denver Air Machinery Co. Colorado Kenworth, Inc. C & C Electrical Co. The Independent Lumber Co. McCoy Company The Fullwell Motor Products Co. United Lumber Glenwood Supply Co. Holy Cross Auto Service Wilson Radio T. V. & Appliance Revier Equipment Company Hometown Supply Company Mountain Electric & Refrigeration Co. Macdonald Equipment Co. ROAD & BRIDGE FUND group insurance 109.16 money advanced for freight 4.50 money advanced for expenses 63.00 telephone services 72.86 services 1.15 electric energy sebvices 46.78 services 95.05 sewer services 6.80 services 21.64 services 33.15 services 18.14 parts 328.45 parts 36.51 parts 66.61 parts 2.46 parts 184.31 parts 7.29 parts 10.29 repairs 218.00 supplies 91.21 supplies 712.23 supplies 48.39 supplies 40.00 supplies 15.23 rent & supplies 16.80 supplies 5.86 supplies 71.27 R & B supplies 40.26 supplies 5.00 supplies 34.86 311 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day term 19- 19— Booth-Rouse Equipment Co. supplies 199.10 Garfield Steel & Welding Supply supplies 59.96 Basalt Texaco supplies 1.50 Downing Supply Co. supplies 260.30 J. D. Adams Co. pipe 1,464.38 Wheeling Corrugating Co, pipe 33.96 Stockyards Lumber & Ranch Supply Co. wire 180.00 Bob's Repair Shop repairs 6.30 Gay Johnson Inc. tire repair 119.70 Phillips Anderson Tire Go. tire recapping 18.96 Continental Oil Company fuel 125.90 Standard Oil Co. fuel 1,067.94 Smith - Corona Marchant calculator for Treasurer's office 660.00 H. W. Moore Equipment Co. partial payment on hot oil tank 8,000.00 Total............................................................................................$ 14,605.26 A Basalt Delegation composed of Bert Lewis, Larry Misaer and Jack Smith, appeared and requested help to pay a coach for their annual youth recreation program. The Commissioners agreed on the figure of $200.00. Erick Edeen, County Sanitarian, appeared and requested that the County prepare a resolution on Septic tank regulations as early as possible and inquired as to the progress on the mobile home park resolu- tions. He was referred to the Bounty Attorney to help in preparing the septic tank regulations. Bill Stevens appeared and requested that certain work be done on Sweetwater and Colorado River roads. Jack Healey, District Attorney, appeared and advised the Commissioners that he was replacing Robert Booz. as Assistant District Attorney and he further advised the Commissioners of the status of Juvenille Court In the matter of bids on fencing of the County Shop area the following bids were received and open- ed, to wit: Pete Sherwood on 12" concrete sets for corners and gates, the rest 81' sets..............1.10 ft on 1211 it ;i all posts ............................................ 1.30 ftl Wm. S. Johnson & Pat Carlow...................................................................... 1.47 f t i Oud)Allen Eaton...................................................................... 1.05 ftl The Commissioners, after due consideration, awarded the bid to Bud Eaton. A delegation of Upper Eagle Valley School teachers composed of Robert Haagensen, Linda $undell, Ruthann Montano, Mr. & Mrs A. Abrams, Robert Finlay, Joseph F. McKenna and Dick Malmgren, Principal, appeared and inquired about law enforcement and help in juvenil2e matters. The Commissioners called Jack Healey, District Attorney, who appeared and advised the delegation on matters of juvenile court docket, law enforcement and the lack of Judges to try such matters. Mr. Healey answered all questions of the teachers to their satisfaction. The delegation as a whole appeared ill-advised in matters of County government and law enforcement and were duly enlightened concerning such matters by the District Attorney and the Commissioners. In the matter of Marguerite Knott's retirement, the Commissioners reached a decision that a voucher for the amount of the forfeiture check from the County Employees Retirement Association to Eagle County be mailed to Marguerite Knott for her signature. The Commissioners will then approve said voucher for payment to her, she having resigned for reasons of health as per her doctors orders. Hugh harder, representing labab'Industr-les , appeared and advised the Commissioners that the Town Counsel have no recWrCmehts;t: :;n to offer as ttm KaibalrcSiibdivisios lying b=t�qjdet4e' %,on, Eagle. As suggested by the Board of Eagle County Planning Commission at their June 1, 1971/,1 the resignations Df all members of the Commission will be accepted by the County Commissioners, for the purpose of reorganizing is to years serve. to wit : Thereupon, the Commissioners made the following appointments to the Eagle County Planning Commission, R Members Coresponding Alternate Members Member Expiration Date 5 yrs .... Hubert Peterson, Chairman Grant"Brallies....... 1 yr. June 7. 1976 4 yrs .... Art Bowles Freemen Nash ......... 1 yr. June 2, 1975 3 yrs .... Vincent Eichler Don Price ............ 1 yr. June 2, 1974 2:.yrs..:..Jack Olesen RosstE:.Chambers.....1 yr. June 4, 197 1 yr ..... Rod Slifer Chan Welin........... 1 yr. June 5,;.1972 Regular meetings of the Planning Commission will be on the third Tuesday of each month unless notifie >therwise. It will be understood that should a member miss two consecutive meetings without justification, such.member will be automatically dismissed as a Board member. Provision will be made for Board Members to receive ten cents mileage in*the insuing year, 1972. County Commissioner, Arnold E. Marks will act as ex -officio non-voting member of the -Eagle County :lanning Commission. All appointments and rule on member absense effective this date. - There being no further business to come before the Board,it was moved and seconded to adjourn until :he next regular meeting unless sooner called by the Chairman. Chairman .fit east : 4Cer4t , Board. Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day_ _,June._ SPECIAL MEETING I, Present: Daniel F. Koprinikar ChairmQn Claude L. Gerard Commissioner Arnold E. Marks Commissioners Gene K. Luby County Attorney Maxwell R. Barz Clerk to Board 315 -term 19- --June , 5-19-71 The following bills were examined and approved and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for Isame in full payment thereof: '1l 'Daniel F. Koprinikar, Commissioner lDaniel F. Koprinikar, Commissioner iArnold E. Marks, Commissioner (Arnold E. Marks Claude L. Gerard, Commissioner 'Claude L. Gerard Maxwell R. Barz, County Clerk Maxwell R. Barz Guesie Baker, Dep. County Clerk (Starr Doll, Dep. County Clerk IEleanor Bindley, Dep. County Clerk ,Lena Yost, Dep. County Clerk Lena Yost, (Eva Luby, Part time Clerical Hire Margaret Davenport, Clerical Hire Hubert N. Peterson, County Treasurer 'Hubert N. Peterson, IIDessie Mathews, Dep. Co. Treas. ,Bobby Peterson, Dep. Co. Treas. (Faye Robidoux Clair Bertroch Clair Bertroch Vincent Eichler Vincent Eichler Ella Hindley Karleen Bonaly Gene K. Luby Margaret E. Carlow Doris Carter Donna Deane Donna Deane IRoland L. Gerard II G. R. Marby Eileen Randall Bonita Eaton John F. Healy (John F. Healy Dennis J. Seitz Dennis J. Seitz Robert B. Booz Robert B. Booz Arlys H. Ward (Karol L. Parlin Kathleen M. Yantzer Jerry Conder (Henry Rey James H. Seabry iJames H. Seabry Jaipes H. Seabry Richard D. Cantrell Richard Cantrell Il Charles W. Davis Charles W. Davis I George Miller (George Miller Beverly Cantrell (Maxwell R. Barz Margie Gates, R. N. Hester Bertroch Margaret Jacobs'gaard FHN !Bernice G. Webb T. I. Steinberg M.D. Il Vail Medical Professional Corp. (Erik Edeen Scott Covalt Jack D. Roach IBen Aragon . I� Ralph D. Boynton IDr. Gerald J. Fedrizzi (Robert L. Kesterson Rebecca Romero Eagle River Sheep Association (County Treasurer County Clerk 4% GENERAL FUND salary expense & mileage salary mileage & expense salar6 mileage & expense salary mileage & expense salary salary salary salary expense salary salary salary mileage & expense salary salary salary salary mileage salary mileage salary salary salary salary salary salary county clerk meeting salary salary & expenses salary extra work salary expenses salary expenses salary expenses salary salary salary landfill caretaker landfill caretaker salary mileage expenses to state Hesp. salary mileage salary mileage salary meleage clerical hire county service officer salary salary salary salary salary examination salary wages transcript witness fee witness fee witness fee witness fee witness fee predator control 0 A S I money advanced 275.00 32.55 275.00 16.35 427.08 I! 142.051 604.17 119.74 450:00 450.00 450.00 450.00 70.45 200.00 329.81 604.17 171.87 450.00 450.00 100.00 604.17 38.50 450.00 49.60 450.00 425.00 275.00 303.00 450.00 437.50 128.23 40.00 146.06 410.00 12.00 140.00 55.96 200.00 I 11.52 131.25 111.40 132.31 119.00 180.00 470.00(' 292.50 687.50 116.00 51.30 500.00 152.10 237.50 157.30 475.00'1 99.20 35.00 100.00( 550.00 220.00( 500.00 430.00 250.00 10.0011 500.00 7.50 39.00 7.75 2.65 2.65 i 11.80 7.75. 1,000.0011 811.60 10.75 Total.............................................................................................$ 19,982.98 316 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners -day----term 19- ROAD & BRIDGE Daniel F. Koprinikar, Commissioner mileage 54,88 Claude L. Gerard, Commissioner mileage 57.47 Arnold Marks, Commissioner mileage 55.00 Bernard B. Ginther, Road Supervisor salary & expenses 600.00 Garland Bertroch, Bridge Foreman salary 475.00 Joe Carter, Operator Oalary 475.00 Donald Grant, Operator salary 475.00 John W. Hill, Operator salary 475.00 Jess A. Pettit, Shovel Operator salary 475.00 Joe Phillips, Shop Foreman salary 475.00 Louie Rimbert, Tractor Operator salary 475.00 Jim Southerland, Mechanic salary 475.00 James E. Watson, Operator salary 475.00 Francis D. Daugherty, Truck Driver salary 450.00 Cleaburn J. Gorden, Truck Driver salary 450.00 Glen Kittle, Truck Driver salary 450.00 Marvin Borah, Road Overseer salary & Expenses 525.00 Samuel Carter, Road Overseer salary & expenses 525.00 Ernest Lee Cock, Road Overseer salary & expenses 525.00 Wren Eaton, Road Overseer salary & expenses 525.00 Vernon Eiswerth, Road Overseer salary & expenses 525.00 A. H. Hoyt, Road Overseer salary & expenses 525.00 Walter F. Owen St., Road Overseer salary & expenses 525.00 Walter J. Owen, Road Overseer salary & expenses 525.00 Joseph A. Skiles, Road Overseer salary & expenses 525.00 A.'C. Gordon labor 320.00 Randy A. Hoyt labor 140.00 Charlit Terry labor 100.00 County Treasurer 0 A S I Withholdings 571.22 Colorado Blue Cross & Blue Shield group insurance 641.30 Total ............................................................................. $ 88 12 , 9.87 Harlan H. Mitton, representing Aspen Airways, appeared and requested the use of the Eagle County Airport in his operation. The Commissioners permission was given pending any unforseen legal reason which might prevent such use developing. The Commissioners approved and the!.Chairman signed the subdivision plat, "Lake Creek Subdivision, Filing No. 2"". Erick Edeen, County Sanitarian, appeared and made a report on his activities and again pressed his immediate need for a resolution on septic tanks. In reply to the Engineer in charge of Eagle Engineering Company on the Red Cliff Water and Sani- tation District construction, the Commissioners directed that the following reply be made, to -wit: As per phone call to me, the Commissioners advise that you should produce a $5000.00 Performance Bon and replace the surface with 61, of gravel, if graveled and if asphalt, same will have to be replaced. You need not interrupt your work until the Bond is obtained. Mervyn Lapin and Hans Weibel appeared and requested that consideration be given to the possibility of'they taking over operation of the Eagle County Sanitary Landfill. The Commissioners explained the laws and Lease concerning the landfill and Mr. Lapin and Mr. Weibel Rezeirio longer interested. Bud Parks, Vail, Colo., representing his business, the "Gondola Ski Shope, appeared in the company of* Clair Bertroch, County Assessor, and asked verbal approval of a tax abatement in the event he shows pro6f and tenders the abatement. After discussion of the matter with the Assessor, the Commissioners advised that they would approve such an abatement if the Assessor so recommends. Charles McLaughlin, VAil, Colo., representing his business, the "Alaskan Shope, appeared in the company of Clair Bertroch, County Assessor, and requested consideration of an abatement request which he in- tends to tender with copies of income tax showing inventory for two past years. The Commissioners advised that they would give the matter due consideration when tendered. Hugh Warder appeared and tendered the "Kaibab Subdivision" plat for approval. The Commissioners approved and the Chairman signed the plat. There being no further business to come Before the Board, it was moved and seconded to adjourn until neat regular meeting, unless sooner called by the Chairman. L Ah i P i 'Chairman C 41ohoard.' to above: The -County Assessor appeared and tendered an ab�gnt on behalf of the petitioners, Douglas L. and Hazel M. Hughes. 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Purl{ uu ysci IrtuY munoo simmuV .volcr-md d�'4S slt'wluV .uotuPa+d pun3 I¢rane!) sauna+ 31VIS sauna COUNTY. COLORADO MONTHS ENIJJ(; /%?/ Current 1,OIA1,5 1rmlaferred Collertnntl, _ from 7711.7 I A 9s 9/ 9,!3993 I 33Sa2o a0) 9 0 3'oZ 7 33y�� .33'7.3696 fir 913 3.33 7d 9ya 9z 9 X.7 73 go3, 6 f, ?6 e 35?7 / 'V961 k,r a - ,2b8 yD / 9s ji. 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C Y .55` 7 3 y .Rs- 1,'04cw77 V 9"s-0 y x.573 ;tA- ..s-sr�3-sem CE,00�unty Tre3sw 4/6 H 3�3 y 6 Ye 3. f Y "C' 4 3? _ C, M1,w uws�sua srrd as Y X33 .> ? meat is true t shown by the o3tce, i I, '' L.� CI 3aq A / o x;s P 9,3 a* 1,0 {=; —dl 77clG06a?�S6,'ae)3s'd / r&.0w'", ?f moi? dam.. y2- 3 1,'04cw77 V 9"s-0 y x.573 ;tA- ° 7'., .j`` .'3 CE,00�unty Tre3sw a 9,� 9 G G' / 7 �''� Go Rer 3. f Y "C' 4 3? _ C, M1,w uws�sua srrd .> ? meat is true t shown by the o3tce, i CI -A92 r -ad 72 r 32-7ay �32_,Ta 7 3 °- eco Qu" in tai I M In i L 4 • Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day_._.._J.,a,z._____term 19__ __July 6__ 19-71_. REGULAR MEETING Present: Daniel F. Koprinikar Chairman Claude L. Gerard Commissioner Arnold E. Marks Commissioner Gene K, Luby County Attorney Maxwell R. Barz Clerk to Board The following bills were examined and approved and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for same in full payment thereof: ROAD AND '.BRIDGE FUND Eagle River Sheep Association Colorado Information County Clerk 3 M Minnesco Corp Lease Finance Inc. Lease Finance Inc. U.S. Dept. of Commerce Pitney Bowes Inc. Bill Coffey, County Extension Agent Jack W. Johnson Garfield County Abstract Co. Eldorado Engineering Co. Doris Carter Doris Carter James H. Seabry Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Vail Trail Eagle Valley Enterprise Eagle Pharmacy ZEP Mfg. Co. Cope Office Supply Hometown Supply Co. Basalt Drug Co, C. F. Hoeckel Book & Litho Co. Mountain Bell Mountain Bell Mountain Bell Eagle Valley Telephone Company Holy Cross Electric Association Town of Eagle Eagle Sanitation District Minturn Volunteer Fire Department Town of Basalt Vail Clinic Inc. Indeaendent Lumber Co. GENERAL FUND Predator Control 500.00 Phoenix: Lutuai'Liferins...Co:..;;..;... grbup..ins. 115.09 8.90 payment # 48 - final payment Public Seruice.Co:-aof Colo service ;1.15 lease # 900 addressograph 112.12 YampacValley:Elect ric._Assoc.r services :'46.16 3.10 salary & expense Holy Cross Electric Assn. services ;42.76 xerox copies 36.30 Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co. Inc. services 15.58 14.85 prisoners board Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co. Inc. services 12.08 gas service 86.69 Basalt Sanitation District sewer service 6.80 160.51 supplies Town of Eagle water rent and taps 50.00 supplies 44.23 Town of Basalt water rent 9.00 12.76 supplies Eagle Sanitation District sewer 18.00 telephone service 71.97 Jack W. Johnson surveying service 182.00 374.25 electric Nervice Eagle Valley Telephone Co, telephone service 67.54 sewer service 31.50 Holland Auto Parts Inc. parts 15.84 37.50 rent Gardner Denver Co. repair parts & labor 222.50 Tri-State Tool Col parts 66.40 The Jim Fuoco Motor Co. Overhaul 2,056.04 Basalt Texaco sticker 1.50 Standard Oil Company fuel 1,375.91 Cordray Oil Company oil 6.65 Phillips and Anderson Tire Co. tires 185.68 Gay Johnson's Inc. tires 47.25 Eagle Auto Parts parts & tires 294.15 McCoy Company supplies 348.41 United Lumber supplies 65.25 Elder/Quinn & McGill Inc. supplies 6.81 Revier Equipment Company supplies 6.00 High Sky Construction Co. supplies 271.40 Colorado Filter & Supply Co. supplies 13.70 Lawson Products, Inc. supplies 4.51 Roaring Fork Valley Co-op supplies 14.00 The Winter'tiess Co, supplies 12.35 Hometown Supply Company supplies 14.65 Bob's Repair Shop supplies 12.50 Downing Supply Co. supplies 79.40 Holy Cross Auto Service rent & supplies 19.50 Lawson Products, Inc, supplies 86.21 Life -Time Fence Company fence supplies 3,167.68 Wheeling Corrugating Co. asphalt 10.80 Wheeling Corrugating Co. culvert pipe 1,298.63 Gerard Brothers signs 82.56 County Clerk money advanced 5.00 Total............................................................................................$ 10,357.44 Eagle River Sheep Association Colorado Information County Clerk 3 M Minnesco Corp Lease Finance Inc. Lease Finance Inc. U.S. Dept. of Commerce Pitney Bowes Inc. Bill Coffey, County Extension Agent Jack W. Johnson Garfield County Abstract Co. Eldorado Engineering Co. Doris Carter Doris Carter James H. Seabry Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Vail Trail Eagle Valley Enterprise Eagle Pharmacy ZEP Mfg. Co. Cope Office Supply Hometown Supply Co. Basalt Drug Co, C. F. Hoeckel Book & Litho Co. Mountain Bell Mountain Bell Mountain Bell Eagle Valley Telephone Company Holy Cross Electric Association Town of Eagle Eagle Sanitation District Minturn Volunteer Fire Department Town of Basalt Vail Clinic Inc. Indeaendent Lumber Co. GENERAL FUND Predator Control 500.00 subscription and service 9.00 money advanced - box rent 8.90 payment # 48 - final payment 207.43 lease # 15199 graphotype 106.40 lease # 900 addressograph 112.12 census reports .85 postage service 6-9-71 3.10 salary & expense 61.03 surveying services 25.00 xerox copies 36.30 planning services 351.25 jail laundry 14.85 prisoners board 233.75 box rent 4.40 gas service 86.69 subscription 6.50 supplies & publications 160.51 supplies 1.68 supplies 52.25 supplies 44.23 supplies 101.30 supplies 12.76 supplies 127.05 telephone service 57.21 telephone service 71.97 telephone service 16.70 telephone service 374.25 electric Nervice 237.67 water rent 7-1-71 to 9-30-71 82.50 sewer service 31.50 rent 75.00 rent. 37.50 rent 100.00 supplies 25.69 ............................................................................... ... ....... $ 3,377.34 3-18 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners a day— ___ term 19__ ____19_2Z_ B,C��IOEptEL C0..DEHv fel Douglas McLaughlin, having been appointed as Deputy District Attorney, appeared and advised the Commissioners that he planned to be in the office for one/half day, five days per week. He also advised the Assessor,twh6 was present, that he would like to work with him on a more readily understood form for use by businesses to report their dommercial inventory. Kathy Yantzer, secretary to Mr. McLaughlin, also appeared and advised that her resignation would The effective August 15, 1971. Harold Koonce appeared, representing the Airport Advisory Committee, and advised the Commissioners of a possibility that Aspen Airways airplanes may not be approved by the F. A. A. for operation on the Eagle County Airport, because of weight of the planes. Mr. Koonce also asked that the Commissioners consider a schedule of landing fees for future users. He also mentioned the need of a Safety Blinker on Red Hill west of Gypsum, which he would order, and of a new tie down which has been destroyed. It was suggested that he work with Bernard Ginther on installing the new tie down. The Commissioners directed that a letter be written to William F. Stevens and Leonard Horn and advise that Eagle County will accept the responsibility for burning at a dump near the Three'Island Bridge on land belonging to Mr. Stevens_ and Mr. Horn, also that Mr. Stevens prepare an agreement on the dump to be tendered to the Commissioners for approval and signqture. Jerry Gamba, Eldorado Engineering; Leonard Hammock, School District; Fred Collett, School Board and Hugh.Warder, Kaibab Industries, appeared in the matter of road construction on third Street in Eagle and the continuation of Third Street to the new school site and Kaibab Subdivision. The Commissioners offered the county equipment on weekends should the school district wish to pay the operators. Gordon Whittaker, Arnold Nottingham, Bill Nottingham, hoy Mosher and LeGrand Bair appeared on need of additional money to pay a trapper for control of predators. The Commissioners approved the immediate expenditure of $500.00 and to consider a request to budget $2600.00 for said purpose, in the coming year. The Commissioners purchased a new Witte Diesel 16z, K.W. E. S. 440-60 ?33cZlectric Set from Road & Bridge Funds for 3,138.00 less 5% or $2981.10. The Commissioners concurred in the recommendation of the Assessor that the Petition of Gondola Ski Shop & Botique % Bud Parks, Box 65, Vail, Colorado 81657, be approved and an abatement be allowed on an assessed valuation of $17,590.00 on merchandise for the year 1970, tax of $ 1,612.47. There being no further business to come before the Board, it was moved and seconded to adjourn until the next regular meeting, unless sooner called by the Chairman. LM11/ f Chairman ` Attest: C1 rk to Board. -r 11 k, �J Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day_—,,uly.______—term 19___ --July-12, &-1-5 19a-1__ SPECIAL MEETINGS (July 12, 1971) Present: Daniel F. Koprinikar Chairman Claude L. Gerard, Commissioner Arnold E. Marks Commissioner Gene K. Luby County Attorney Maxwell R. Barz Clerk to Board The matter of opening bids for gravel, as advertised for the Bighorn and Matterhorn areas, coming on at this time and there being but one bid received from H. A. Nottingham and Sons as follows, to-wit: 2000 yards - M/L - of Road Base 1 inch maximum ........................$ 2.50 per yard at pit. Hauling, $ 2.00 per ton additional, delivered to Bighorn area. . $ 1.50 per ton additional, delivered to Matterhorn area. Providing that Eagle County to furnish loader at pit if necessary. Thereupon, the Commissioners awarded the bid to H. A. Nottingham and Sons on the terms as stated above. y Charles Schoonover, local teacher, appeared and requested access to the Brush Creek, Eagle County v Head. Mr. Schoonover agreed to submitt a letter and sketch. The Commissioners tentatively approved his request. (July 15th) dHarlan H. Button, Aspen Airways, and Harold Koonce, Eagle County Airport Advisory Board, appeared and Mr. Mitton tendered a Temporary Authority by the F. A. A. for Aspen AirWaysl4o use the Eagle County Airport for the period 'beginning July 19, 1971 until construction on Sardy Field, Aspen, Colo., is completed. He also presented specifications on the impact upon a runway of single and dual wheel airplanes and C.A.A. opinion on weights and damage. Mr. Koonce questioned Mr. Mitton on certain wheel marks on the runway made by an Aspen Airways airplane. Mr. Mitton agreed to post a bond and to repair any and all damage to the runway. Thereupon the Commissioners agreed to the use of the Eagle 'CduntY Airport by Aspen Airways, the agreement to be prepared and tendered at the next Corrmissioners meeting. There being no further business to come before the Board, it was moved and seconded to adjourn until the next regular meeting, unless sooner called by the Chairman. 1r Chairman Attest Cldrk tq Board. I k' h ,Y L r iP y w • I 4' 320 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners _ day Jui-y- _term 19- mfl,4 0= =.,DOIv m • y SPECIAL MEETING Present: Daniel F. Kopfinikar Chairman Arnold E. Marks Commissioner Hugh Warder Acting County Atty. Maxwell R. Barz Clerk to Board The following bills were examined and approved and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for same in full payment thereof: Daniel F. Koprinikar, Co. Commissioner salary 275.00 Daniel F. Koprinikar exp. 17.60 Arnold E. Marks, Commissioner salary 275.00 Arnold E. Marks, exp. 11.90 Claude L. Gerard, Commissioner salary 427.08 Claude L. Gerard exp. .15.22 Maxwell R. Barz, County Clerk & Recorder salary 604.17 Gussie Baker, Deputy County Clerk salary 450.00 Eleanor Bindley, Dep. Co. Clerk salary 450.00 Starr Doll, Dep. Co. Clerk salary 450.00 Lena Yost, Dep. Co. Clerk salary 450.00 Donna Deane, Chief Accountant salary 437.50 Margaret Davenport, Clerical Hire salary 420.00 Eva Luby, Part time n ^ salary 150.00 Hubert N. Peterson, County Treasurer salary 604.17 k Bobby Peterson, Dep. Co. Tresurer salary 450,00 Dessie D. Mathews, Dep. Co: Treas salary 450.00 Clair Bertroch, County Assessor salary 604.17 Clair Bertroch, Trailer search tr&ilgr search 23.40 Clair Bertroch mileage 47,30 Vincent Eichler, Dep. Co. Assessor salary 450.00 Vincent Eichler, trailer search 450.00 Vincent Eiciler mileage 2.30 Ella Bindley, Dep. Co. Assessor salary 450.00 Karleen Bonaly, Clerical Hire salary 425.00 Gene K. Luby, County Attorney salary 275.00 Margaret E. Carlow, County Secy. salary 303.00 Doris Carter, Custodian salary 450.00 Roland L. Gerard, Custodian, County Court salary 40.00 Scott Covalt lawn care 7.50 John F. Healy, District Attorney salary 140.00 John F. Healy mileage & exp. 98.60 S. Douglas McLaughlin, Dep. Dist. Atty. salary 350.00 ` Dennis J. Seitz, Ass1t. Dist. Atty. salary 247.92 Dennis J. Seitz exp. 40.01 Arlys H. Ward, Secy. Dist. Atty. salary 132.31 Karol L. Parlin, Secy. Dist.Atty. salary 119.00 Jo Ann Marie Halkett, Secy. Dist. Atty. salary 26.25 Kathleen M. Yantzer, Secy. Dist. Atty. salary 154.28 Jerry Conder, Supervisor, Sanitary Land Fill salary 470.00 Henry Rey, Supervisor, Sanitary Land Fill salary 250.00 James H. Seabry, County Sheriff salary 687.50 James H. Seabry mileage 127.40 Richard D. Cantrell, Undersheriff salary 500.00 Richard D. Cantrell mileage 166.40 George Miller, Deputy Sheriff salary 475.00 George Miller mileage 126.10 Charles W. Davis, Deputy Sheriff salary 237.50 Charles W. Davis mileage 137.00 Beverly Cantrell, Clerical Hire salary 35.00. Bill Coffey, Extension Agent salary & exp. 234.78 Eileen Randall, Secy, Extension Office salary 410.00 Kathy Chandler, Part time 10 n pay 5.25 Enna May Neil, Judging t' it pay 16.40 Maxwell R. Barz, Veterans Service Officer salary 100.00 James G. Scott, labor, Fair Grounds 41.25 Margie Gates R.N. Public Health Nurse salary 550.00 Hester Bertroch, Secy. Co. Health Nurse salary 210.00 Margaret Jacobsgaard,R.N. Asst. F.H.N. salary 500.00 Bernice Webb, Secy. Asst. F.H.N. salary 430.00 AR. T. I. Steinberg, M.D., County Health Officer salary 250.00 Thomas I. Steinberg, M.D., County Coroner fees 15.80 Erik Edeen, County Sanitarian salary 250.00 Erik Edeen mileage 210.00 Erik Edeen camera 126.56 Starr C. Doll, Registrar Registrar's fees 4.00 County Clerk money advanced, witness fees 57.20 Colorado Hospital Service & Medical Service, Inc. Group Insurance 831.75 Charles W. Davis Dal. on Exp. Voucher # 63704 .40 F. W. T. withholdings O.A.S.I. 804.10 Total.............................................................................................. 18534.22 ROAD & BRIDGE FUND Daniel F. Koprinikar, Commissioner expense 56.20 Arnold Marks, Commissioner expense 51.30 Claude Gerard, Commissioner expense 41.30 Bernard B. Ginther, Road Supervisor salary & exp 600.00 Garland Bertroch, Bridge Foreman salary 475.00 Joe Carter, Operator salary 475.00 John W. Hill, Operator salary 475.00 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners —day ---term 19-- ____ 321 19—_ Donald Gr%nt, Operator salary 475.00 Jess Pettit, Operator salary 475.00 Joe Phillips, Shop Foreman salary 475.00 Louie Rimbert, Operator salary 475.00 Jim Southerland, Mechanic salary 475.00 James E. Watson, Operator salary 475.00 Francis D. Daugherty, Truck Driver salary 450.00 Cleaburn J. Gordon, Truck Driver salary 450.00 Glen Kittle, Truck Driver salary 450.00 Marvin Borah, Road Overseer salary & exp. 525.00 Samuel Carter, Road Overseer salary & exp 525.00 Ernest L. Cock, Road Overseer salary & exp. 525.00 ',wren Eaton, Road Overseer salary & exp. 525.00 Vernon Eiswerth, Road Overseer salary & exp. 525.00 A:r.H.Moyt;cRoad Overseer salary & exp. 525.00 ;;alter F. Owen Sr., Road Overseer salary & exp. 525.00 Walter J. Owen, Road Overseer salary & exp. 525.00 Joseph A. Skiles, Road Overseer salary & exp. 525.00 Charles Terry, labor 80.00 Randy Hoyt labor 380.00 A. C. Gordon labor 140.00 County Treasurer O.A.S.I. 573.30 Colorado Blue Cross & Blue Shield Group Insurance 675.60 Total...............................................................................................$12947.70 In the matter of a special request by the State of Colorado for County help in control of mosquitos, due to the recent outbreak of Encephalitis in neighboring states, The Commissioners agreed to the expenditure of $1000.00 for spraying mosquitos in Eagle County. The Commissioners agreed to the expenditure of $.9500.00 to be paid to B. & B. Construction Company for oiling of County roads in the unincorporated area adjoining the Town of Minturn city limits. It was agreed by the Commissioners that the Sanitarian, Erik Edeen, would be wholly paid by Eagle County, with the Town of Vail reimbursing Eagle County for their proportionate share of salary. The State would then reimburse Eagle County proportionately, the net result of which would amount to the State, Vail and Eagle County each paying one third of the Sanitarian's salary. The Commissioners signed a resolution for vacation of a utility easement as shown following these m There being no further business to come before the Board at this time, it was moved and seconded to adjourn until the next regular meeting, unless sooner called by the Chairman. Chairman Attest�� C e Board. Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day term 19- 19— �Y ,y of i � • 9 _ t � 1 j _ 1 a • tg� � "II-P-II-IIIIII IL w.7 i u R&SOIXION OF THE BOkitD,L'r' CAU.NT COn-nSIONMS ,� _ 0 T G INi: Or ckGf L: "F::. 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QL—A za- Z-1 IAE BOr.RD OF GOUICiy 001?1:ISSJONERS OF THE C6UNTY OF El ;Iy- lN THE STATE OF COILR:DO BY Diairaw -,nd Membo, Member a MIM -Der 0 Q,v �a�tll\..�.�f�'C•._+'P`r��A rR_6 *�.��.. �.A✓ �el�`^eAn a- E �.�.. 7 lz i—T 5, �a�tll\..�.�f�'C•._+'P`r��A rR_6 *�.��.. �.A✓ �el�`^eAn a- E �.�.. it x J F] A �! 3&9d Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day_._—July .___ 19__._ ___AugusS_3_,_191__ REGULAR MEETING Present: Daniel F. Koprinikar, Chairman Claude L. Gerard, Commissioner Arnold E. Marks , Commissioner Hugh Warder, Acting County Attorney Maxwell R. Barz, Clerk to Board The matter of payment of bills was first in the ordercdf business, but are shown herein following the minutes of other business transacted. Freeman Nash, Basalt, Colo., appeared on behalf of the Town of Basalt and requested county. help for removing old pavement and laying new on approximately 1000 feet of streets. It appearing that a cost estimate of $15,500.00 by Elam Construction Company of Grand Junction, Colo., is to be considered; the Commissioners designated one of the Board, Claude L. Gerard, to check on the estimate from other sources and determine whether the job can be done more resonably. Gordon Buchner, an engineer formerly connected with Eldorado Engineering, appeared and proposed verbally that Eagle County consider hiring a County Engineer on a full or part time basis. The matter was tabled for later consideration. In the matter of the hearing on the application of Walter R. Brown for a retail liquor store under the trade name, "J and W. Liquors", which had previously been set for this date and time (1:30 P.M.), the petitioners and their attorney, Bob Hichardson,acting for Hugh Warder, appearing and no one appearing in person or by mail to contest the application, and Eagle County appearing by the Commissioners and by Richard Hart, Attorney, also acting for Hugh Warder in his capacity as County Attorney; Whereupon the Chairman opened the hearing and the Petitioners attorney reiterated the requirements of Eagle County i4 such hearings, all of which had been complied with except that findings on fingerprints taken have not been retutned. Thereupon, there being no contest, the Chairman called for a motion and Commissioner Gerard moved that the petition be granted and the application approved. Said motion being seconded by Commissioner Marks, The Chairman then declared the motion carried subject.to there being no felony record shown by the pending fingerprint record. Frank Gleason, Eagle, Colo., appeared and requested that the Commissioners have the speed limit sign on the hill road behind his house replaced, to which the Commissioners agreed. . Mrs. Walter Owens, Red Cliff, Colo., appeared and acquainted the Commissioners with the mis-use of A.D.C., welfare and food stamp funds in Red Cliff and also of some of the good coming from such funds and the Health Department. Bill Coffey, Extension Agent, appeared and explained the purpose of coming work-shopchearings scheduled by the State Land Commission on land use, which meetings will include discussion of legislative bil subdivision regulations, soil, water and forest resources. The first meeting will be on August 16, 1971, at the Capri Room in the Denver Hotel at Glenwood Springs Erik Edeen, County Sanitarian, made a report on his work in the past month. Hugh Warder, Acting County Attorney, stated that he would advise the Mintu n Volunteer Fire Dept. of.an Order tendered to the Commissioners by the County Judge wherein the CoJErCRR ir.•Minturn had been discontinued effective at noon or. the 16th of July, 1971, and authorizing the Commissioners to discontinue the rental of the Court Room. A contract for local Health Services between the State of Colorado, Department of Health, and Eagle County, bearing No. 88-22-2 and covering the fiscal year July 1, 1971 to and including June 30, 1972, on -the two County employed Public Health Nurses was signed by Daniel F. K6prinikar, Chairman. Hubert N. Peterson, County Treasurer, appeared and tendered a Determination and Order relative to Main Tax Sale Certificates, to the Commissioners for their approval and signature, as is more fully shown the copy following these minutes. The,£oll6wing:}bf115:were:.examined and approved and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for in full payment thereof: ROAD & BRIDGE FUND hoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co. group insurance 117.18 ampa Valley Electric Assoc. Inc, services 11.84 agle Valley Telephone Co. services 69.40 . & K. Frame and Body Shop supplies 10.50 oly Cross Electric Assoc. Inc. services 30.92 Public Service Co. of Colo. services 1.15 ocky Mountain Natural Gas Co. Inc. services 5.98 oly Cross Auto Services rent 15.00 agle County Clerk money advanced 36.63 agle County Clerk money advanced 12.79 farion W. Baker carpenter work 35.00 tandard Oil Co. gasoline 3.78 tandard Oil Company fuel 1,468.08 uni Chem Corporation supplies 147.15 ierthod Motors Inc. supplies 10.03 olland Auto Parts Inc, supplies 202.73 utectic Welding Alloys Co. supplies 51.00 igh Country Lumber Co. supplies 2.30 ometown Supply Company supplies 46.92 he minter Weiss Co. supplies 2.09 he Independent Lumber Co. supplies 28.83 owning Supply Co. supplies 300.60 he Fullwell Motor Products Co. supplies 13.09 & S. Contractors Supply Co. supplies 39.00 .c Coy Company supplies 241.14 evier Equipment Company supplies 141.30 ilson Radio R. V. & Appliance supplies 13.55 �.�924 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day _-term 19 - Elmer Glass Co. Inc. facobs Equipment Co. ader/Quinn & McGill Inc. lestern Bridge & Supply Co. Alen (Bud) Eaton agle Truck Line Inc. Ianson Equipment Co. i.C.M. Corporation ,ife-Time Fence Co. ;ay Johnson's Inc. :rand Junction Steel Fabrication Co. i. A. Nottingham & Sons Inc. Alen Agency Sagle Valley Enterprise ldorado Engineering Co. 19 - windshield for 950 loader 82.81 parts 63.20 parts 19.80 pipe 2,433.12 fence bid 2,663.80 road oil 318.82 parts for mower 11.51 balance oh calculator 83.00 fence and posts 381.50 tubes 19.76 steel plates 120.25 gravel & hauling 1,503.00 insurance 59.18 bid for gravel 58.72 surveying for county shops 437.00 .......................................................................................$ 11,313.45 Colorado Information County Clerk Hubert Peterson Doris Carter Doris Carter Pete Shearwood Colorado Water Congress First Bank of Eagle County R. L. Polk & Co. Eagle Valley Enterprise Eagle Valley Enterprise Burroughs Corporation Club 20 H. Robert Thompson, Court Reporter Allen Agency Pitney Bowes Inc. Holy Cross Electric Assoc. Lease Finance Company Leas$ Finance Company Colorado Department of Agriculture Schell Chemical Inc. Eldorado Engineering Co. Eagle•Valley Telephone Co. Mountain Bell C. F. Hoeckel Blank Book & Litho Company Cope Office Supply Out West Commercial & Co Printers Hometown Supply Company Eagle Pharmacy Wilson Radio R V & Appliance ZEP Manufacturing Co. MuniChem Corporation American Legion Aux Unit # 194 Town of Eagle Town of Basalt American Legion Aux. Unit # 194 Eagle Volunteer Fire Department Kinturn Vol. Fire Department Vail Clinic Inc. Dr. T. I. Steinberg Garfield County Abstract Co. Airport Lighting Company Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Company Inc. GENERAL FUND subscription & service 9.00 money advanced - postage 10000.00 mileage & expenses 50.55 jail laundry 9.06 meals 201.25 replace warrant # 62995 10.00 annual dues 100.00 printed checks 6.80 annual service 12.00 publication & supplies 110.72 stationery -planning comm. 21.50 supplies 9.40 club services 500.00 transcript 21.00 insurance 40.07 supplies 4.20 electric service 165.71 lease # 900 addressograph 112.12 lease # 15199 graphotype 106.40 P.D. bait 29.4( baytex gran 48.00 engineering services 90.00 telephone service 455.51 telephone seriice 14.48 supplies 201.40 supplies 19.54 supplies 96.85 supplies 37.65 supplies 25.08 merchandise 14.14 supplies 75.00 supplies 28.10 rent of office 50.00 trash collection 20.00 office rmnt 37.50 office rent 50.00 garage rent 75.00 rent of hall - ass1t Cc Judge 75.00 rent for PHN 100.00 coroner charge 9.50 xerox copies 46.65 supplies 64.90 gas service 47.17 Total.............................................................................................. $ 4,200.65 There being no further business to come before the Board at this time, it was moved and seconded to adjourn until the next regular meeting, unless sooner called by the Chairman. . Chairman Attest: Cle 1 Board. Addendum to above minutes: Additional Road and Bridge expenditures: Garfield Steel & Welding _ 88.29, Basalt --Sanitation Dist. - 6.80, Rocky Mtn. Natl. Gas Co.Inc. - 4.80, Bob's Repair Shop 10.05, Yampa Valley EL Assn. Inc. - 45.54 and Allen Agency for Ins. - 5858.82. Sub -total: $6014.30, TOTAL; $17,327.75. Additional General Fund Expenditures: Allen Agency, 3,966.93, Addressograph Corp. 159.05 and Intermountain Printing & Stationery Co. 30.10. Sub -total: $4155.08, TOTAL: $8,353.73 l %LQ A/ Chairman Attest G,yEyrk-t Board. 4N 14 ,..,.-. , .. LAI -_ wy t..e i,rovisicn: of 1117-11-41 (6)J Ci).OMaC 1'cvised +lam$,Lbt __ as av�.afa, 11965 1967 �,u.g�ements), 4u--rt ... o-'eterson, ._ .9£3, T. ,Y Qou!,t_ _--r <, z.:e .ta of -< ie in tae :.tate of ;,.L4r-Lo, at rrimfter - _` - _= .(or bretii . to a t,.e' ;.aunt: .reasurer, prep:.red anc rn rented to +7' ate Bps rd of G.• tt; ^,crm;.ssi.=.,rs of the Caunty of El le in the State of 401orsdo, hereir..;ter :'or brevity referred to as tr bo ra, at a regular meeting tnercof ::ei c: t e 3rd deg of August, 1971, a list of all real ^ro^erty a:,: a-:.-erti-.ic�teo rf Sale struck off at tax sale to, and held by, r. :he CcwIT. Of _;e .. -.ne state of ;Llorado for tairty years or u,cre idthout r obtai-:in a -ee<: cr L:e—r- zt:�er se eisposer of under ,rticle 11 of Chapter 137 of Colomr-O-PV1zed 'tstute& 1963 as amended; said real prorerty and said Certific tes tf :,ale sc ii-ted by said County Treasurer in said -ist so pre tred mnc p-•e,e:ted �y .ic t; the Bozrd as afore-aid, oeinE as follows: it „ ha �..' .. �.i4 L`t x i :ir.� " l C .f J A .i.- iii 9 Cts � Jii:eV./Rl yi�V 11 1.S iiN: iRl . JY� 1y TNS, "r. cabin at cae nc&— CUmax r_-y ear.^.•. P, ucnn wbin at, aaz !.ear C.ir.,cx C uln at ca::. near CJ-ax tiouse near frock Creek .7 r:.e=ons, Kennie :Be lir :. on velic :and IL40 15 rssr %r. er Ste?. on Robert C. Borers land at Ltd C.iff :LAIJemolin doucc at veils Carr u: e6� j-1- .5. Keith riou-e Or, V'. V. at ramie t - Ra,�crls land ,6 ry rett :. ..attars lot S, t-,1cck S, icyior i:t7{553 es,d, tc: ,.:rt=trn _- �— i, 154,L mE /sti5 •. Y.L�Su I _♦ J3..ti'w� h• Pa is. C. . On :U::k1C land J'` 44'6 .i. ..tinaB1I1 I• p 1 J i J i ;JM ,h21 AS, The Board has determined, and here.y cces deterninl� said certificates of sale hereinbefore menti3 ed, were s,r.cF off to ' - County of .;le at tax sale, that -,uch certificatco :- a open held by � County for thirty or more years, and that no tax dr -Fd aLe peen obtained 1w ' _ applied for as provided in _aid section of the Aatctes, 1cL Lht r, Y: i5 FL L:BY M-Clwj%BD II Z, G r Y that Storemeationed certificates of sale are void and 'tne County re -'-surer bei and he hereby is, directed to cancel such certificates; that t::is ord:r s::2L be duly entered in the recorded proceedings of r—'s Bo'-rn; &ad --%at a certified copy of tris determination and order shU1 be relive ec to said County Treasurer by the Clerk of this Board, to cc recorded oy :aid: Ocanty =:e=surer in his recora6 pain;; such,, yynncCcert:Lfi�rLtes ca:ce-rea z; r• c Inc 5'Ac_! _d -'- Lni!: Lzder. ftitiY, VVtv✓y.�+.r-. /eY Sh •+..W Y-ra.4;.L 1L --'s arc r Of nuzlast, Y• u. +i �.1. VY" a-ijjV�•L�YIi \ap �C 11 t). �r1+ !K72 - C ran 4sc :�Mter ATTEST: y' 'k of the Board A is J _ r—" �Y .S -T Q _ f_ 6 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners_-day___August__ ______term i9___ _.._August_2_5_,_1971 t i SPECIAL MEETING Present: Daniel F. Koprinikary. Chairman Claude L. Gerard, Commissioner Arnold E. Marks, Commissioner Hugh Warder, Acting County Attorney Maxwell R. Barn, Clerk to Board The matter of payment of bills was first in the order of business, but are shown herein following the minus of other business transacted. An Agreement and Release between M. J. Bober Co., Upper Eagle Valley Sanitation District and the County of Eagle wherein in consideration of the sum of $2534.70, the County releases the District and Bober from any obligation to repair damage to paved County roads -resulting from the constriction of the Upper:: Eagle Valley Sanitation District sanitary sewerage system, was signed by the Chairman. A copy of said agreement I ollows these minutes. Public Health Nurses, Margie Gates and Margaret Jacobsgaard, accompanied by Dr. Stienberg, Public Health Officer and Mrs. Virgil Clark, Health Cousultant, appeared and Mrs. Clark acquainted the Commissioners with a new program to be instituted by the State.Health Department for supervision of health services on a regional division rather than the present county division of the state. Eagle County would be combined with other counties in one region with regional office in Grand Junction. After some questions and discussion the Commissioners concluded to reject the new program and to continue under the present one with continued Cuunty supervision. Mrs. Clark then presented a comparison of salaries for Public Health nurses in thirteen western states to salaries in Colorado and for the local nurses, for the Commissioners consideration. 'Jerry Covelt, District Ranger at Basalt and Gary Rorvig, F. S. Engineer, appeared and discussed the use of the County regulated sanitary landfill at E1 Jebel on land belonging to Floyd Crawford. It was concluded that with the agreement of Floyd Crawford and some surveying by the Forest Service that the Service could continue using the dump. The following bills were examined and approved and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for same in full payment thereof: COUNTY GENERAL.'FUND Daniel F. Koprinikar, Chairman salary Daniel F. Koprinikar mileage of salary Claude L. Gerard mileage Arnold E. Marks, Commissioner salary Arnold E. Marks mileage Maxwell R. Barz, Coiurty Clerk salary r. salary SPECIAL MEETING Present: Daniel F. Koprinikary. Chairman Claude L. Gerard, Commissioner Arnold E. Marks, Commissioner Hugh Warder, Acting County Attorney Maxwell R. Barn, Clerk to Board The matter of payment of bills was first in the order of business, but are shown herein following the minus of other business transacted. An Agreement and Release between M. J. Bober Co., Upper Eagle Valley Sanitation District and the County of Eagle wherein in consideration of the sum of $2534.70, the County releases the District and Bober from any obligation to repair damage to paved County roads -resulting from the constriction of the Upper:: Eagle Valley Sanitation District sanitary sewerage system, was signed by the Chairman. A copy of said agreement I ollows these minutes. Public Health Nurses, Margie Gates and Margaret Jacobsgaard, accompanied by Dr. Stienberg, Public Health Officer and Mrs. Virgil Clark, Health Cousultant, appeared and Mrs. Clark acquainted the Commissioners with a new program to be instituted by the State.Health Department for supervision of health services on a regional division rather than the present county division of the state. Eagle County would be combined with other counties in one region with regional office in Grand Junction. After some questions and discussion the Commissioners concluded to reject the new program and to continue under the present one with continued Cuunty supervision. Mrs. Clark then presented a comparison of salaries for Public Health nurses in thirteen western states to salaries in Colorado and for the local nurses, for the Commissioners consideration. 'Jerry Covelt, District Ranger at Basalt and Gary Rorvig, F. S. Engineer, appeared and discussed the use of the County regulated sanitary landfill at E1 Jebel on land belonging to Floyd Crawford. It was concluded that with the agreement of Floyd Crawford and some surveying by the Forest Service that the Service could continue using the dump. The following bills were examined and approved and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for same in full payment thereof: COUNTY GENERAL.'FUND Daniel F. Koprinikar, Chairman salary Daniel F. Koprinikar mileage Claude L. Gerard, Commissioner salary Claude L. Gerard mileage Arnold E. Marks, Commissioner salary Arnold E. Marks mileage Maxwell R. Barz, Coiurty Clerk salary Starr Doll, Deputy County Clerk salary Gussie Baker, Deputy County Clerk salary Eleanor Bindley, Deputy County Clerk salary Lena Marie Yost, Deputy County Clerk salary iiargaret Davenport, Clerical Hire salary Eva Luby, Clerical Hire salary Donna Deane, Chief Accounting Officer salary Hubert N. Peterson, County Treasurer salary Hubert N. Peterson mileag¢ Bobby M. Peterson, Deputy County Treasurer salary Dessie D. Mathews, Deputy County Treasurer salary Clair Bertroch, County Assessor salary Clair Bertroch, mileage mileage Vincent Eichler, Deputy Assessor salary Vincent Eichler mileage:.. Ella Bindley, Deputy Assessor salary Karleen Bonaly, Clerical Hire salary Gene K. Luby, County Attorney salary Margaret E. Carlow, County Secretery salary Scott Covalt, Lawn care Roland L. Gerard, Janitor, Courthourse Annex salary Doris Carter, Custodian salary John F. Healy, District Attorney salary S. Douglas McLaughlin, Deputy Dist. Atty. salary Dennis J. Seitz, Ass1t. Dist. Atty salary Dennis J. Seitz expense Arlys H. Ward, Secy. to Dist. Atty, salary Karol L. Parlin, Secy. to Dist. Atty. salary Kathleen Yantzer, Secy. to Dist. Atty. salary Patty Wiese, Secy to Dist. Atty. salary Jerry Conder, Landfill Supervisor salary Henry Rey, Landfill Supervisor salary James H. Seabry, County Sheriff salary 275.00 23.20 427.08 23.47 275.00 48.30 604.17 450.00 450.00 450.00 450.00 420.00 170.00 437.50 604.17 12.00 450.00 450.00 604.17 42.30 450.00 48.30 450.00 425.00 275.00 303-00 7.50 40.00 450.00 148.00 350.00 218.75 33.57 132.31 119.00 180.00 26.25 470.00 270.00 687.50 ,326 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners -day ---term 19 - James H. Seabry mileage 177.20 Richard D. Cantrell, Undersheriff salary 500.00 Richard Cantrell mileage 175.90 Charles W. Davis, Deputy Sheriff salarya 237.50 Charles W. Davis mileage 130.60 George Miller, Deputy Sheriff salary 475.00 George Miller, mileage 134.70 Beverly Cantrell, Clerical Hire salary 35.00 Bill Coffey, County Extension Agent salary 295.43 Eileen Randall, Secy to Extension Agent salary 410.00 Mrs. Emma May Neal, Dist. 4-H Judge salary 16.40 Maxwell R. Barz, Veterans Service Officer salary 100.00 Margie L. Gates, Public Health Nurse salary 550.00 Margaret Jacobsgaard, Public Health Nurse salary 500.00 Margaret Jacobsgaard expense 42.00 Bernice G. Webb, Secy to PHN salary 430.00 Hester Bertroch, Secy to PMN salary 210.00 Mrs. Wilda Benway R.N. assisting PHN 14.00 Erik Edeen, County Sanitarian salary 750.00 Erik Edeen expense 120.40 Thomas I. Steinberg, M.D. salary 250.00 Mr. Pat Amon, R.N. assisting PHN 22.50 T. I. Seinberg, MD Coroner fees 5.00 Vail Medical Proffessional Corp. Coroner 32.20 Vail Medical Froffgssional Corp. Autopsy 150.00 Vail Med. Prof. Corp. Ambulance 110.00 Vail Medical Prof. Corp. Corner mileage 6.00 Vail Med Prof Corp Autopsy 150.00 Hugh R. Warder Attorneys Fees 250.00 Hugh Warder Legal Fees 262.50 H. Robert Thompson, Court Reporter fees 21.00 Jack D. Roach, Court Reporter Transcript 288.00 Jack Evans spraying 58.40 Thomas I. Steinberg, MD Blood Alcohol 5.00 Walter Owen Refund on Tress. Deed 75.00 Town of Basalt Warrant replacement 37.50 Barbara J. Rowe, Secy. PHN salary 232.00 Colorado Hospital Service 60.00 831.75 County Treasurer 817.12 County Treasurer O A S I Balance .81 Total...............................................................................................$20,682.59 ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND Daniel F. Koprinikar Mileage & exp. 57.00 Arnold E. Marks Mileage & exp. 61.70 Claude Gerard Mileage & exp. 61.10 Bernard B. Ginther, Road Supervisor salary 600.00 Garland Bertroch, Bridge Foreman salary 475.00 Joe Carter, Operator salary 475.00 Donald Grant, Operator salary 475.00 John W. Hill, Operator salary 475.00 Jess A. Pettit, Operator salary 475.00 Joe Phillips, Shop Foreman salary 475.00 Louie Rimbert, Operator salary 475.00 Jim.Southerland, Mechanic salary 475.00 James E. Watson, Operator salary 475.00 Francis D. Daugherty, Truck Driver salary 450.00 Cleaburn J. Gordon, Truck Driver salary 450.00 Glen Kittle, Truck Driver, Truck Driver salary 450.00 Marvin Borah, Road Overseer salary. & exp. 525.00 Samuel Carter, Road Overseer salary & exp. 525.00 Ernest L. Cock,'Road Overseer salary & exp. 525.00 Wren Eaton, Road Overseer salary & exp. 525.00 Vernon Eiswerth, Road Overseer salary & exp. 525.00 A. H. Hoyt, Road Overseer salary & exp. 525.00 Walter F. Owen, Sr., Road Overseer salary & exp. 525.00 Walter J. Owen, Road Overseer salary & exp. 525.00 Joseph A. Skiles, Road Overseer salary & exp. 525.00 Randy Hoyt, Laborer salary 420.00 A. C. Gordon, Laborer salary 280.00 Alvin S. Renshaw, Laborer salary 160.00 Robert Williams, Laborer salary 60.00 County Treasurer OASI 589.94 Colorado Blue Cross & Blue Shield Group Ins. 675.60 Total.......................................................................................... $ 13,315.34 There being no further business to come before the Board at this time, it was moved and seconded to adjourn until the next regular meeting, unless sooner called by the Chairman. Chairman Chairman Attest: L., - Clerk to Board. r r AGREEMENT AND RELEASE pursuant to a contract between M. J. BOBER COMPANY (herein y� "Bober") and the UPPER EAGLE VALLEY SANITATION DISTRICT (herein "The District") Bober is in the process of completing construction of a sanitary sewerage system for The District in Eagle County, Colorado. During construction certain paved roads were disturbed and as part of its contract with The District Bober was to repair all such damage to paved roads and `to be paid certain amounts for such repair work. Certain of the roads to be repaired are under the jurisdiction of the County of Eagle, Colorado, (herein "The County"). Rather than have Bober do the repair work, however, it has been agreed that Bober will pay The County all sums Bober would have, been entitled to for repair of County roads, Bober will be reimbursed for all such sums by The District, and The County itself will arrange for such repair '.work as it deems necessary. Therefore, The District, Bober and The County agree that, in consideration of the sum of $2534.70, receipt of which by The County from Bober is hereby acknowledged, The County releases The District and Bober from any obligation to repair damage to paved County roads result- ing from the construction of the aforesaid sanitary sewerage system. Dated this ZLd& day of _, 1971. M. J. BOBER COAPANY By : / iIA�`/-1 l�� UPPER EAGLE VALLEY SANITATION DISTRICT 0 COU; OF EAGLE, COLORADO By :.L-tt-ak� fir•. 32d) Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners dayAugust_ ___term 19__ _September;q-19-71-- REGULAR 19 71-- REGULAR MEETING Present: Daniel F. Koprinikar, Chairman Claude L. Gerard, Commissioner Arnold E. Marks, Commissioner Hugh Warder, Acting Co. Atty. Maxwell R. Barz, Clerk to Board Minutes of the last regular and special meetings were read and approved as read. The following billsewere examined and approved and.warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for same in full payment thereof. The Paymaster Corporation Maynahan-O'Malia Mortuary Colorado Information County Clerk Eagle County Clerk Reimbursement of Ins. to Road & Bridge Fund Allen Agency Pitney Bowes Eagle Valley Telephone Co. Mountain Bell Mountain Bell Doris Carter Doris Carter Sheriff's Office Lease Finance Inc. Lease Finance Inc. T. I. Steinberg T. I. Steinberg, M.D. - Vail Clinic, Inc. Vail Medical Professional Corp. Bill Gates Holy Cross Electric Assn, Inc. Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co., Inc. Etldbrado Engineering Co. Smith Chemical Co. Eagle Valley Enterprise Cope Office Supply C. F. Hoeckel Out West Commercial County Printers, Hometown Supply Co. Stanley's Grocery Independent Lumber Co. Eagle Pharmacy 3M Business Products 3M Business Products Sales Inc. H. W. Lewis Store Colorado Assn. of County Treasurers Garfield Co. Abstract Co. American Legion Aux. ## 194 Town of Basalt Eagle Volunteer Fire Dept. Earl R. Addie, Court Reporter Robert B. Booz Randy H. Billow David Bustos James M. Day S. Douglas McLaughlin Richard S. Morris Salvatore J. Spatoro Lawrence B. Stafford W. Keith Troxel Ernest H. Trujillo Ernest (Doc) Walcher Inc COUNTY GENERAL FUND Check Protector services services money advanced money advanced Liability In postage meter service service service service jail laundry prisoner board subpoenas Lease ## 900 Addressograph Lease ## 15199 Graphotype Coroner charge Blood Alcohol Nurse Office rent Blood Alcohol insecticade delivery service service services Baytex spray supplies & publications supplies supplies supplies supplies supplies supplies supplies supplies supplies supplies Seminar Exp. Xerox copies rent rent rent transcript telephone expense witness fee witness fee witness fee telephone expense witness fee witness fee witness fee witness fee witness fee witness fee 62.50 138.00 9.00 1.50 44.75 1177.25 450.00 40.50 479.67 18.02 14.94 21.55 268.75 6.92 112.12 106.40 8.00 5.00 100.00 5.00 72.60 188.13 8.81 218.75 633.00 277.30 26.99 393.30 223.05 15.83 1.96 70.36 38.96 267.80 40.80 32.29 10.25 32.25 50.00 37.50 75.00 37.50 67.54 6.55 7.00 2.65 90.77 3.55 23.50 23.50 7.00 6.55 7.00 Total............................................................................................. $ 5,968.21 Phoenix Mutual Life Ins. Co. Eagle County Clerk Eagle County Clerk Public Service Co, of Colo. Holy Cross Electric Assn, Inc. Yampa Valley Electric Assn. Inc. Eagle,Valley Tele Co. Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co. Inc. Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co. Inc. Basalt Sanitation Dist. Allen Agency Holy Cross Auto Service Phillips Petroleum Co. Continental Oil Co. Roy Peate Standard Oil Co. Continentgl Oil Co. Gay Johnson's Inc. Garfield Glass & Upholstery, Western Motor Rebuilders, Inc. Gerard Bros. Holland Auto Parts Ir1c. ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND Group Insurance 117.18 money advanced 1.92 money advanced 41.76 service 1.15 service 37.47 service 34.12 service 79.22 service 4.50 services 4.50 Shop sewer service, Basalt 6.80 liability Ins. 450.00 rent 15.00 gasoline 3.55 gasoline 7.39 fuel 25.62 fuel 2589.36 fuel 59.95 tires 149.95 repairs 71.55 repairs 169.79 parts 57.75 parts 25.16 328 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners— day— _ term 19— 19— Lawson Products Inc. supplies 62.69 Glenwood Supply Co, supplies 64.38 J & M Pump Co. Iffe'. supplies 3,65 . Eagle Auto Parts supplies 124.37 United Lumber &.Mercantile Co, supplies 14.70 Hometown Supply Co. supplies 4.02 Booth—Rouse Equipment Co, supplies 77.53 McCoy Company supplies 117.11 Fu11well Motor Products Co. supplies 25.05 Rosa Brothers Inc. supplies 11.00 Downing Supply Co. supplies 97.46 Rowe Statiolfdry & Office Supplies supplies 13,20 Y Revier Equipment Co. supplies 30.61 Garfield Steel & Welding Supply supplies 44.10 (Independent Lumber Co, supplies 56.88 Basalt Texaco supplies 10;99 H. W. Moore Equipment Co. Hot oil tank 2484.74 Lifetime Fence Co. supplies 6.90 Arnold Nottingham gravel 7007.45 Wheeling Corrugating Co. pipe 335.67 D &' RGWRR lease 5,00 Eagle Truck Line, Inc. Hauling road oil 3096.08 ti. W. Moore Equipment Co. Galion Rental Plan 502.20 Town of Vail Allocation for R & B fund per S.L. P: 320 &321 5228.67 �. Grand River Construction Eagle Co. share, oiling contract (adjoining Minturn)9500.00- Blackline Asphalt Sales Inc. asphalt 14730.49 Total.................................................................................$ 478.63 Jerry Brown, Contract Planner for Eagle County, appeared and reviewed a proposed scope of planning services for the balance of 1971 and also tentative services for 1972. Ernie Cock appeared on matter of work needing to be done on Highway 131 bordering Vern Seaman's property and the Commissioners determined that the work would not come under the maintenance contract and therefore would be a problem for the State Highway Department. The matter of Personel Policies for the Public Health Nurses coming on'for consideration and ° approval by the Commissioners and after due consideration, the dommissioners turned the matter over to the Acting County Attorney for revamping. Erik Edeen, County Sanitarian, appeared and advised the Commissioners that because'of the absence ' of Gene Luby, County Attorney, due to illness, there has been nothing done on preparation of the resolution for - septic tanks; Thereupon, the Commissioners.referred the Sanitarian to the Acting County Attorney, Hugh Warder for preparation of the resolution. There being no further business to come before the Board at this time, it was moved and seconded to adjourn until the next regular meeting, unless sooner called by the Chairman. S) Chairman Attest: Clerk to Board. • y A p I t•RY ti yti r -• '" Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day-_september ._____,;tern] lg_-_September w SPECIAL MEETING ''s Present: Daniel F. Koprinikar, Chairman Claude L. Gerard, Commissioner Arnold E. }barks, Commissioner Hugh Warder, Acting Co. Atty. Maxwell R. Barz, Clerk to Board Minut s o the 1a§t regw�iar anti special meetings were read'and-a.ppro_v_ed as read. The following bills were examined and approved and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for same in full payment thereof. COUNTY GENERAL FUND Daniel F. Koprinikar, Commissioner salary Daniel F. Koprinikar mileage & exp. Claude L. Gerard, Commissioner salary Claude L. Gerard mileage & exp. Arnold E. Marks, Commissioner salary Arnold E. Marks mileage & exp. Maxwell R. Barz, County Clerk salary Starr Doll, Dep. Co. Clerk salary Gussie Baker, Dep. Co. Clerk salary Eleanor Hindley, Dep. Co. Clerk salary Lena Marie Yost, Dep. Co. Clerk salary Eva Luby, Clerical Hire salary Margaret Davenport,, Clerical Hire salary Donna Deane, Chief Acct Officer salary Hubert N. Peterson, County Treasurer salary Bobby Peterson, Dep. Co: Treasurer salary Dessie D. Mathews, Dep. Co. Treasurer salary Clair Bertroch, County Assessor salary Clair Bertroch mileage & exp. Vincent Eichler., Dep. Co. Assessor ..salapy ... Vincent Eichler, mileage & exp. Ella Bindley, Dep. Go. Assessor salary Karleen Bonaly, Sec. Co. Assessor salary Gene K. Luby, County Attorney salary Hugh -Warder, Acting County Attorney retainer Hugh Warder - Cosgriff & Dunn fees Margaret E. Carlow,County Secretary salary Doris Carter, Custodian salary Roland L. Gerard, Custodian Courthouse Annex salary Scott Covalt lawn care courthouse annex John F. Healy, District Attorney salary Arlys H. Ward, Sec. District Attorney salary John F. Healy expenses Dennis J. Seitz, Sec. District Attorney salary Dennis J. Seitz expenses Karol L. Parlin, Sec. District Attorney salary S. Douglas McLaughlin, Dep. District Attorney salary Kathleen Yantzer, Sec. Dep. District Attorn4y salary - Jerry Conder, Landfill Caretaker salary Henry Rey, Landfill Caretaker salary James H. Seabry, County Sheriff salary James Seabry mileage Richard D. Cantrell, Undersheriff salary Richard Cantrell mileage & meals Richard Cantrell mileage Charles W. Davis, Deputy Sheriff salary Charles W. Davis mileage George Miller, Deputy Sheriff salary George Miller mileage Beverly Cantrell, Sec. Sheriff salary Bill Coffey, County Agent salary Eileen Randall, Sec. Co. Agent sale4ryG Bonita Eaton, Patt-time Co. Agents Office salary Maxwell R. Barz, Veteran's Service Officer salary Margie Gates, R.N., Public Health Nurse salary Margaret Jacobsgaard, Public Health Nurse salary Barbara J. Rowe, See. Public Health Nurse salary Hester Bertroch, Sec. Public Health Nurse salary Thomas I. Steinberg M.D., Public Health Officer salary Erik W1 Edeen, County Sanitarian salary Bernice G. Webb, Sec. County Sanitarian -.e salary Gene K. Luby, County Attorney salary -Oct., Nov., Dec. Eagle Volunteer Fire Department garage rent Bernice Webb office supplies Colonial Life & Accident Ins. Co, group insurance County Treasurer retirement First Bank of Eagle County F.W.T. County Treasurer S.W.T. County Treasurer OASI Withholdings Colorado Hospital & Medical Service group insurance 275.00 28.00 427.08 18.50 275.00 17.20 604.17 450.69 450.00 450.00 450.00 200.00 420.00 437.50 604.17 450.00 450.00 604.17 38.80 450.00 31.60 450.00 425.00 275.00 250.00 93..75 303.00 450.00 40.00 2.50 140.00 132.31 88..97 218.75 64.59 119.00 350.00 180.00 470.00 292.50 687.50 38.20 500.00 109.53 251.70 237.50 133.00 475.00 144.60 35.00 152.23 410.00 108.00 100.00 550.00 500.00 420.00 220.00 250.00 750.00 122.50 825.00 75.00 1.60 134.20 482.87 2,076.10 395.74 898.84 835.35 Total.............................................................................................$ 23096.02 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day ------term 19_- _ 19 ROAD & BRIDGE FUND Daniel F. Koprinikar, County Commissioner mileage & exp. 52.63 Arnold Marks, County Commissioner mileage & exp. 58.75 Claude Gerard, County Commissioner mileage,& exp. 58.59 Bernard B. Ginther, Road Supervisor salary & exp. 600.00 Garland Bertroch, Bridge Foreman salary 475.00 Joe Carter, Operator salary 475.00 Donald Grant, Operator salary 475.00 John W. Hill, Operator salary 475.00 Jess A. Pettit, Shovel Operator salary 475.00 Joe Phillips, Shop Foreman salary 475.00 Louie Rimbert, Tractor Operator salary 475.00 Jim Southerland, Mechanic salary 475.00 James E. Watson, Operator salary 475.00 Francis Daugherty, Truck Driver salary 450.00 Cleaburn J. Gordon, Truck Driver salary 450.00 Glen Kittle, Truck Driver salary 450.00 Marvin Borah, Road Overseer salary & exp. 525.00 Samuel Carter, Road Overseer salary & exp. 525.00 Ernest L. Cock, Road Overseer salary & exp. 525.00 Wren Eaton, Road Overseer salary & exp. 525.00 Vernon Eiswerth, Road Overseer salary & exp. 525.00 A..H. Hoyt, Road Overseer salary & exp. 525.00 Walter F. Owen, Road Overseer salary & exp. 525.00 Walter J. Owen, Road Overseer salary & exp. 525.00 Joseph A. Skiles, Road Overseer salary & exp. 525.00 A..C. Gordon, Laborer salary 200.00 Randy Hoyt, Laborer salary 120.00 George McLaren, Laborer salary 100,00 Alvin S. Renshaw, Laborer salary 185.00 Charlie Terry, Laborer salary 180.00 County Treasurer O.A.S.I. 582.90 Total...............................................................................................& 12,487.87 Blue Cross & Blue Shield, Road & Bridge 675.60 Total.......... 13,163.47 Al Weiss and Jean Weiss, Roy, Flemming, Heinz Weiland and Charles Leonard (Dr.) appeared and requested that Eagle County oil the road known as Gore Creek Drive. Reference was made to an estimate from B.•& B. Excavating, Inc. The Commissioners also having received an estimate from B. & B. Excavating, Inc., and paving of said roadbbing in the Commissioner9S planning for 1972, they agreed that paving would be in 1972, budget permitting. The County Assessor appeared and tendered an abatement petition on behalf of Herman Stauffer., Vail, Coloradop The Assessor recommending that said petition be allowed, the Commissioners concurred,in said - recommendation and allowed the petition abating an assessed valuation of $300.00 on household fixtures for the year 1970 and the tax of $27.50. Upon the written request of,Dorothy D. Gerard, Secretery of the Board of Trustees of Cedar Hill Cemetery Association District, the Commissioners concurred in the appointment of Purley Bertroch, Gypsum, Colorado, as President of said Board of Trustees, and in the appointment of Dorothy D. Gerard to another six year term as secretery. There being no further business to come before the Board at this time, it was moved and seconded to adjourn until.the next regular meeting , unless sooner called by the Chairman. r Gt vC AVL 1 OIL hairman Attest: Ltai L��L tr Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners---day--September---term 19__ _October,-19.ai-- REGULARR. MEETING Present: Daniel F. Koprinikar, Chairman Claude L. Gerard, Commissioner Arnold E. Marks, Commissioner Yom,` Hugh Warder, Acting County Attokney....,, Maxwell R. Barz, Clerk to Board Minutes of the last regular and special meetings were read and and approved as read. The following bills were examined and approved and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for w.. same in full payment thereof. 4. Eldorado Engineering Co. Mountain Bell -Daniel F. Koprinikar -Daniel F. Koprinikar Arnold E. Marks: Independent Lbr Co. Town of Basalt Town of Eagle Rocky Mountain Natl. Gas Co. American Legion Aux Unit #194 Out West Comm & Co. Printers, IfYc. 3M'BPSI Mountain Bell Eagle Valley Telephone Co National Chemsearch Corp Cope Office Supply So Cope Office Supply Co Eagle Valley Enterprise Eagle Pharmacy Holy Cross Electric Assoc. Lease Finance Corp Lease Finance Co Inc Bob's Repair Shop Courtright Publishing Co Vail Medical Professional Cozp Vail Medical Professional Corp Vail Medical Professional Corp Vail Medical Professional Corp Minturn Cleaners S. Douglas McLaughlin S. Douglas McLaughlin Stewart H Brown Eagle County Fair Board ,% Bill Coffey William B. Galloway M.D. County Clerk Hubert N. Peterson Doris Carter Doris Carter Erik W. Edeen R.P.S. Gerald E. Brown Colorado Information COUNTY GENERAL FUND Meetings & services telephone service -salary- -mileage- -salary- supplies rent S.O. water & trash Courthouse Co. Judge Office supplies supplies service service supplies Supplies Supplies Supplies and publications supplies Electric service Lease # 15199 Graphotype Lease # 900 Addressograph Repairs at Jail Colorado Annotations 1964-70 Coroner charge Cororner charge Office examination Office call Uniform pants Criminal Action # 625 Phone expense Services Criminal action # 625 Expenses Autopsy money advanced Expenses to planning Institute Prisoners board Jail Laundry August mileage Planning services Subscription and service Total......................................................................................... / ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND 435.75 40.78 24.2 1 . .1-226-.t? .95 37.50 99:30 16.68 50.00 24.40 137.34 20.24 458.36 47.93 13.50 212.50 269.66 41.06 183.32 106.40 112.12 26.56 25.00 8.75 11.50 9.00 15.00 161.00 150.00 10.92 150.00 5,551.00 150.00 9.00 50.10 146.25 9.25 182.50 1,800.00 9.00 10,782.62 Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Cc Group Insurance 117.18 Rocky Mtn Natural Gas Services 5.49 Eagle Valley Telephone Cc Phone service 116.05 Joe Phillips Janitor Service 13.75 Basalt Sanitation District Sewer Service for shop 6.80 Town of Basalt Water Dept Water service 9.00 Public Service Co of Colorado Service for Red Cliff 1.15 Yampah Valley Electric Ass'n Inc Electric Service 45.75 Holy Cross Electric Assoc Inc Services 4 6.19 Holy Cross Auto Services Garage Rent 15.00 Duddy's of Colo Inc Tubes 186.56 Gay Johnson's Inc. Tires 104.49 Art Malnati's Tires 548.68 Fleet Tire Mart Tires 309.52 Bob's Repair Shop Labor 6.00 Berthod Motors Inc Wrecker Service 37.50 Continental Oil Co Fuel 344.69 Standard Oil Co Fuel 1,834.31 County Clerk Money advanced 7.45 Transport Clearings Freight 8.71 Holland Auto Parts Parts 91.87 Minard's 66 Parts 3.55 Eagle Auto Parts Parts 271.12 Ed Eisenhauer Dodge Mtr Cc Parts 8.83 David C. Hamilton Hauling road oil 199.38 Blackline Asphalt Sales Inc pgphalt 1,794.00 H.W.Moore Equipment Co. Supplies .74 Eagle Valley Enterprise Supplies 12.05 Garfield Steel & Welding Supply Supplies 26.47 The Independent Lumber Co Supplies 25.87 Hometown Supply Co Supplies 131.62 Pete Honnen Equipment Co 5upplkes 27.94 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day______—term 19—October 4th _I 9 Ll Downing Supply Co National Chemsearch Doxol Gas of Eagle Inc Plant Equipment Cc Basalt Texaco Colorado West Title Ins Co County Treasurer McCoy Company Western Bridge & Supply Cc H. W. Moore Equipment Cc Weeden Construction Rocky Mtn Natural Gas Continental Oil Co Supplie s Supplies Fuel & Fittings Hose for Galion Supplies Title Ins R & B Lithographed'' Generator Set Pipe Galion Rental Plan Contract on. Bridge at pail Gas Service Gasoline Total.................................................................................... 242. 75. 32. 49. 5. 217. 91. 2,918. 1,832. 495 1,565. 4. 6. 13,893 A meeting of Department Heads of the Eagle County Offices and the County Commissioners met and discussed personel policies of county employees'. The matter was tabled until policies of other counties could be obtained and new ones prepared to take effect on January 1, 1972. Jerry Gamba, contractual planner for development in Eagle County appeared and tendered a contract of'Planning Services for the Commissioner's approval, which was duly signed by Daniel F. Koprinihar, Chairman, and a copy of which appears following these minutes. Erick Edeen, County Sanitarian, appeared and received permission from the Commissioners to order a desk and rug for his office. There being notfurther business to come before the Board at this time, it was moved and seconded to adjourn until the next regular meeting, unless sooner called by the hairman. Chairman Attest: 4C1 rc o Board. u Addendum to 'above: The Commissioners ordered a new Catipillar 12F Motor Grader from McCoy Company, total price $41,520. s . 4 w CMRACT rOK PIAWING S0kVIC9S MT -11 THIS AGREEKWT, consisting of this Part I and th* torasa pad eaa- ditions formdog part II, uhith pstta together, err* refer"W to herein as the Contract, shall, be etfatttiarp upa+ thi dpte of stt- nature by and between the URI* County Inalyd of Comtesimmrs, hprelnafter referred to as the Comission and Gerald t. {town, hereinafter referred to so the Contractor. The cowission and the Contractor outually agree sa follows; A. EWLOYMT OF CONTRACTOR The Cosmission hereby agrees to ergage the contractor and aha! Contractor hereby agrees to perform the services herat"orrer *rt forth under aaB. Scope of Services." R. SCOPE OF SERVICES The Contractor shall do, perform ,and carry out its * ##ft9r pilr:• factory to the Cammissi»n, the following: 1. Projected Lsnd Use Display snaps shall be prepared of appropriate sea'ie, rcol- -CM to shoo generalized Projected lalld-uso patterns in inc,1xp)xAted tams and in unincorporated orcas of (he County whloch bvf, or *r,e new experiencing significant uet4an ¢ rvc:r) b. 3. Physical Features A series of maps shall be prefir" depicting ge gsapttiiL ^ a ttaer: of the County, includiTto gealegy, soils, vtgatat *Ai1 n 0 e tation to assist in dettmimt-ion t3f £uteri Isis uie> 'CAINE OF PERFORMANCE The services of .the ContraWty oro 0 cmume cpm of this Contract. The Scope Of St ftftU s CWt4Lntd 'harem Alts11 br c mpletupd by Jthunry 1, 19i2, tm1tsaa sAIch twoplarttoo 40te Is�Ii be extended by asutual consent �#' tht tos itsion , tbt- f �rtrQrt-+r. MAr ter„ CMRACT rOK PIAWING S0kVIC9S MT -11 THIS AGREEKWT, consisting of this Part I and th* torasa pad eaa- ditions formdog part II, uhith pstta together, err* refer"W to herein as the Contract, shall, be etfatttiarp upa+ thi dpte of stt- nature by and between the URI* County Inalyd of Comtesimmrs, hprelnafter referred to as the Comission and Gerald t. {town, hereinafter referred to so the Contractor. The cowission and the Contractor outually agree sa follows; A. EWLOYMT OF CONTRACTOR The Cosmission hereby agrees to ergage the contractor and aha! Contractor hereby agrees to perform the services herat"orrer *rt forth under aaB. Scope of Services." R. SCOPE OF SERVICES The Contractor shall do, perform ,and carry out its * ##ft9r pilr:• factory to the Cammissi»n, the following: 1. Projected Lsnd Use Display snaps shall be prepared of appropriate sea'ie, rcol- -CM to shoo generalized Projected lalld-uso patterns in inc,1xp)xAted tams and in unincorporated orcas of (he County whloch bvf, or *r,e new experiencing significant uet4an ¢ rvc:r) b. 3. Physical Features A series of maps shall be prefir" depicting ge gsapttiiL ^ a ttaer: of the County, includiTto gealegy, soils, vtgatat *Ai1 n 0 e tation to assist in dettmimt-ion t3f £uteri Isis uie> 'CAINE OF PERFORMANCE The services of .the ContraWty oro 0 cmume cpm of this Contract. The Scope Of St ftftU s CWt4Lntd 'harem Alts11 br c mpletupd by Jthunry 1, 19i2, tm1tsaa sAIch twoplarttoo 40te Is�Ii be extended by asutual consent �#' tht tos itsion , tbt- f �rtrQrt-+r. MAr The C= issiu-n ggrees to pGy the C tra t tie SIM. of Five Wtus- aa*d Fcsur Fsuatdred IIallcars Qi5,4.C) s.SaieBa shall con aeitaate inali and eq---plete cc-aenasoti= fur the C.a ntractor°G ser vicee leery der. Such c3mey shall be paid up,= vauchers submit" by the CMtrabtor and shall be payable in the mounts and at times as foli e one tlacuaamd EiGht R=Sred GYallars ($1,3410.09) shall be payable fttobar 4, 1371. @-fte ousannd EiCht Tbmdred Rallars ($1.601.00) shall W payable Ore Mrguo and EiEht Hundred D�illaro shall be payable on �ec�:bor 4n, 1351. Me C=tuactor ogreen to attend all regularly scheduled meetings of tE c Eagle Caunty PlLmnning Omission for the duration of this Cmntff=t. A. DMA 0 EE YMMIM CM"-' CT `li4c Cg=iaaiaca shall cooperate with the Contractor in every way poaaible in carrying out the scope of services without undue delay and shall furnioh available data for use by the Cuntractor. f All caterielo developed by the Contractor for warts done under ta'tiG C@�ntract, ircludivIS base t,.apa, tobulationa and reports shall @eco` the property of the CHf�iasioa. C. OF Mime -3 FOR CAUSE $fa tbiceesgh cltht cause, the Cc aatractor shall fail to fulfill in a tt�c4p ar, psoper -mer l�&o gbLjC tin fl ager this Contract, w the Cz)MMissilan 0811, thereupon hsvt the right to te"t"te tits Contract by giving written notice to the Contractor of such termination and sprelfying this 41focrilve dat* thereof at 1*ast five days before the tftective date of smeh terminstLev. in such event, the caterial propared by the Contractor under this Contract shall$ st the, option of the Comissiop, bec:ma its property; and the Co>ntrsitor shalt he, entitird to rocslw *quit - able compensation for any sattafectory •lark e*mpleted an such material. IN wiTms vHE1 vv the Crag toxion artd the Corottartor hove ex.*cut" this Contract on the date of indt"ttd in th$ *J-Knatutea hal*v. EAGLE COUNTY WARD OF COM CM"SSIONMS a . � 1 byVis_ .9EtP � ?.� atK dtL J ij.r.,r'I GERA" E. BMN$ CO23AIlA'CTOR A $y Gerald E. Brown O++te M- -I& 5: -tea •_ .�_ I �1 77 the Cz)MMissilan 0811, thereupon hsvt the right to te"t"te tits Contract by giving written notice to the Contractor of such termination and sprelfying this 41focrilve dat* thereof at 1*ast five days before the tftective date of smeh terminstLev. in such event, the caterial propared by the Contractor under this Contract shall$ st the, option of the Comissiop, bec:ma its property; and the Co>ntrsitor shalt he, entitird to rocslw *quit - able compensation for any sattafectory •lark e*mpleted an such material. IN wiTms vHE1 vv the Crag toxion artd the Corottartor hove ex.*cut" this Contract on the date of indt"ttd in th$ *J-Knatutea hal*v. EAGLE COUNTY WARD OF COM CM"SSIONMS a . � 1 byVis_ .9EtP � ?.� atK dtL J ij.r.,r'I GERA" E. BMN$ CO23AIlA'CTOR A $y Gerald E. Brown O++te M- -I& 5: -tea •_ .�_ I �1 3a3 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day October -__-__term tg---- -October-2-6-19-71- SPECIAL October26-19-71_ SPECIAL MEETING Present: Daniel F. Koprinikar, Chairman c Claude L. Gerard, Commissioner Arnold E. Marks, Camm3ssibner6y ;;,y Maxwell R. Barz, Clerk to Board Hugh Warder, Acting County Attorney .# The following bills were examined and approved and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for same in full payment thereof. r, COUNTY GENERAL FUND fj r Daniel F. Koprinikar, County Commissioner salary 275,00 Daniel F. Koprinikar mileage 21.00 Arnold E. Marks, County Commissioner salary .275.00 Arnold E. Marks mileage 16.50 �';• Claude L. Gerard, County Commissioner salary 427.08 Claude L. Gerard mileage 17.20 As Maxwell R. Barz, County Clerk salary 604.17 Colorado State Association of Co. Clerks registration 10.00 County Clerk money advanced 50.00 Gussie Baker, Dep. County Clerk salary 450.00 Starr Doll, Dep. County Clerk salary 450.00 Lena Marie Yost, Dep. County Clerk salary 450,00 t Eleanor Bindley, Dep. County Clerk salary 450.00 Eva L. Luby, Part-time County Clerk salary 180.00 Margaret Davenport, Part-time County Clerk salary 420.00 Hubert N. Peterson, County Treasurer salary 604.17 University of Colorado registration fee 35.00 ' Dessie D. Mathews, Dep. County Treasurer salary 450.00 Bobby Peterson, Dep. County Treasurer salary 450.00 Ellen LaPierre, Part-time County Treasurer salary 20.00 Clair Bertroch, County.Assessor ... salary 604.17 Clair Bertroch mileage & expenses 6.60 Vincent Eichler, Dep. County Assessor salary 450.00 Vincent Eichler mileage & expenses 8.00 Ella_ Bindley, Dep. County Assessor salary 450.00 Karleen Bonaly, Sec. County Assessor salary 425.00 Hugh Warder, Acting County Attorney salary 250.00 > Ella Bindley expenses to Assessor's school 103,:50 Cosgriff, Dunn & French County Attorney Fees 400.00 Hugh R. Warder legal seFvices 15.00 Doris Carter, Custodian salary 450.00 b` Roland L. Gerard, Custodian Courthouse Annex salary 40.00 Donna Deane, Chief Accounting Officer salary 437.50 John F. Healy, District Attorney salary 140.00 John F. Healy mileage & expenses 90.69 Arlys H. Ward, Sec. District Attorney salary 132.31 S. Douglas McLaughlin, Dep. District Attorney salary 350.00 ".; Kathleen M. Yantzer, Sec. Dep. Dist. Atty. salary 180.00 Dennis J. Seitz, Assistant Dist. Att'y salary 218.75 Dennis J. Seitz expenses 38.75 Karol L. Parlin, Sec. Assistant Dist. Att'y salary 119.00 t Jerry Conder, Landfill Caretaker salary 470.00 '. Henry Rey, Landfill Caretaker salary 290.00 James H. Seabry, County Sheriff salary 687150 Richard D. Cantrell, Undersheriff salary 500.00 r, Charles W. Davis, Dep. County Sheriff salary 237.50 George Miller, Dep. County Sheriff salary 475.00 Beverly Cantrell, Sec. Sheriff salary 35.00 Eileen Randall, See. County Ext. Agent salary 410.00 Bill Coffey, County F4ension Agent salary 283.94 Maiwell R. Barz, Veteran's Service Officer salary 100.00 3t+, Margie Gates, R.N., County Health Nurse salary 550.00 Hester Bertroch, Sec. County Health Nurse salary 190.00 Margaret Jacobsgaard, P.H.N. salary 500.00 Barbara J. Rowe, Sec. County Health Nurse salary 420.00 Thomas Il Steinberg, M. D., Public Health 0. salary 250.00 Vail Medical Professional Corp. coroner fees 10.50 Vail Medical Professional Corp. coroner fees 5.00 k� George Miller mileage 77.85 ?' Charles W. Davis mileage 137.90 y• James H. Seabry mileage 163.80 Richard Cantrell mileage 83.70 James H. Seabry mileage 54.05 Vail Medical Professional Corp. coroner charge 10.75 Glenwood Medical Associates coroner's examination & report 25.00 Erik W. Edeen, R. P. S. salary 750.00 Bernice G. Webb, Sec. R. P. S. salary 233.75 Erik W. Edeen mileage 184.10 ' Dan M. Handy & Associates Audit of Accounts & Other %000.00 Stewart H. Brown, Att'y Guardian ad litem 125.00 Virginia L. Black matron services 14.22 ' Colorado Hospital Service, Medical Service group insurance 833.45 County Treasurer 0 A S I withholdings 825.01 a. Total . ........................................................................................$ 24,421.64 fj r 334 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day ___—term 19___ Daniel F. Koprinikar, County Commissioner Arnold E. Marks, County Commissioner Claude Gerard, County Commissioner Bernard B. Ginther, Road Supervisor Jess A. Pettit, Shovel Operator Garland Bertroch, Bridge Foreman Joe Carter, Operator Donald Grant, Operator John W. Hill, Operator Joe Phillips, Shop Foreman Louie Rimbert, Tractor Operator Jim,Southerland, Mechanic James E. Watson, Operator Francis D. Daugherty, Truck Driver Cleaburn J. Gordon, Truck Driver Glen Kittle, Truck Driver Markin Borah, Road Overseer Samuel Carter, Road Overseer Ernest L. Cock, Road Overseer Wren Eaton, Road Overseer Vernon Eiswerth, Road Overseer A. H. Hoyt, Road Overseer Walter F. Owen,Sr.,Road Overseer Walter J. Owen, Road Overseer Joseph A. Skiles, Road Overseer Charlie Terry, Laborer A. C. Gordon, Laborer County Treasurer Colorado Blue Cross & Blue Shield ROAD & BRIDGE FUND mileage & expenses mileage & expenses expenses salary & expenses salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary & expenses salary & expenses salary & expenses salary & expenses salary & expenses salary & expenses salary & expenses salary & expenses salary salary 0. A. S. I. withholdings group idsurance Total............................................................ 19 -- 58.26 33.50 11.71 600.00 475.00 475.00 475.00 475.00 475.00 475.00 475.00 475.00 475.00 450.00 450.00 450.00 525.00 525.00 525.00 525.QD 525.00 525.00 525.00 525.00 525.00 120,00 260.00 561.85 675.60 Y& XXMUXNMXXXN The Commissioners reveiwed the budget for the forthcoming year with the County Auditor, Bill Barnes, Terry Minger, Clerk for the town of Vail,ffick Peterson and LChanFW01inorepee"sefitingP,_ Attociatea ands I'dd-:Bro-1g�F wnihigeredt..Ranger-at--M nturn—appeared, and Terry Minger inquired as to the status of the Gore Valley on prohibition by Eagle County of hunting land•asked that the resolution passed last year be amended to include all of the area in the valley ridge to ridge and to include down to Dowd Junction. The Commissioners agreed and a suggested amendment was handed to the Acting County Attorney, Hugh Warder for preparation. ' • The others named advised the Commissioners of projected planning for a ski complex near Avon on the present Willis Nottingham property and tendered a map showing the projection. The Extension Agent,aCounty Clerk discussed with the Commissioners and Acting County Attorney; �n,� f�,. the-expansion of the County Clerk's office to include the present Extension offices and the Extension office to move to new quarters in the old County Attorney's office since the new County Attorney will be occupying U Pl (p his•ownfoffice south of the County CourttHouse. C9' It being agreeable to District Judge Charles Casey, to remove that portion of the Court Law Library 14 from the former County Attorney's office and there being no objections to the above requests, the Commissioners agreed that the County Clerk can expand his offices to those requested and that the Extension Agent -can move to the new quarters requested. The Clerk was directed to write to H. E. McInnis, Construction Engineer for the Bureau of Reclamatio• at Salida, with a copy for W. E. Kregger, Acting Project Manager on the Reudi Dam project; for a letter of authority to proceed with road construction on the Frying Pan Road below the dam as designed by the Bureau. Clair Bertroch appeared with a Petition for Abatement on behalf of Robert T. and Dianne J. Lazier, Vail, Colorado, and the Assessor recommending that said petition be allowed, the Commissioners concurred in sa d recommendation and allowed the petition abating an assessed valuation of $450.00 on -personal property for the year 1970, and the tax of $41.25. The Clerk was directed to mail a copy of Vacation of Highway Right of Way by the Colorado State Highway Department to the parts of old Highway 131 not utilized on the relocated Highway 131 to Jack Booco, McCoy, Colorado. There being no further business to come before the Board at this time, it was moved and seconded to adjourn until the next regular meeting, unless sooner called by the Chairman. Chairman Attest C1 rk"ta Board. 3 3`5 • Y Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day_-Oct.ober_._._____term 19__-_ _November__l,-19 -7-l- _ N ' REGULAR MEETING Present: Daniel F. Koprinikar, Chairman r Claude L. Gerard, Commissioner Arnold E. Marks, Commissioner Y Hugh Warder, Acting County Attc'rnegs;.:_ V4 , Maxwell R. Barz, Clerk to Board The following bills were examined and approved and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for same -in full payment thereof. yM. II ROAD & BRIDGE FUND Phoenix Mutual Life Ins. Co. group insurance COUNTY GENERAL FUND Public Service Co, of Colo. services at Red Cliff The Town of Eagle Colorado Information subscription & service 9,00 Holy Cross Electric Assn. Inc. services Lease Finance Inc. lease # 15199-3 graphotype 106.40 electric service United States Welding Lease Finance Inc. lease # 900 addressograph 112.12 Dan M. Handy and Associates audit services Hometown Supply Company supplies 122.98 insurance Claude Gerard Colorado State University coputor charges - 4H program 35.60 Duddy's of Colo. Inc. tires Badger Uniforms uniform shirts 32.90 parts & tires Jacobs Equipment Co. 'Eagle County Clerk money advanced 1.50 Transport Clearings freight Doris Carter jail laundry 8.75 gravel Arnold Nottingham Doris Carter prisoners board 140.00 Elder A Guinn & McGill, Inc. parts Woehrmyer Printing Company W-2 forms for 1971 30.63 repairs Wm. Williams Gerald E. Brown planning services 10800.00 H. W. Moore Equipment Co. rental of Galion Eagle Sanitation District sewer service 31.50 PepaiFs Share Corporation Eagle Pharmacy office supplies 9.87 Eagle Valley Enterprise supplies Eagle Valley Enterprise publication & office supplies 238.66 supplies Lawson Products Inc. Cope Office Supply supplies 26.63 C. F. Hoeckel Blank Book & Litho. Co. supplies 91.96 Out West Commercial & County Printers, Inc. supplies 14.65 American Legion Aux. Unit # 194 rent of office 50.00 Town of Basalt rent 37.50 rt. Eagle Volunteer Fire Department garage rent 75.00 Minturn Vol. Fire Department garage storage 225.00 Vail Clinic Inc. rent 100.00 Holy Cross Electric Assn. electric service 203.45 Garfield County Abstract Co, xerox copies 30.90 Airport Lighting globes 38.10 Muni Chem Corp. supplies 136.16 Starr Doll, Registrar registrar's fees 4.00 Share Corporation office Supplies 65.30 Vail Clinic Inc. rent 100.00 Y Eagle Valley Telephone Co. telephone service 428.09 Mountain Bell telephone service 15.81 `11x Suburban Gas Co. propane 16.50 Independent Lumber Co. supplies & lumber 35.81 " Total...........................................................................................$ 4,374.47 yM. II ROAD & BRIDGE FUND Phoenix Mutual Life Ins. Co. group insurance Town of Eagle sanitation services Public Service Co, of Colo. services at Red Cliff The Town of Eagle water & trash rent Joe Phillips janitor services Holy Cross Electric Assn. Inc. services Eldorado Engineering Co. services Yampa Valley Electric Assn, Inc. electric service United States Welding services Basalt Sanitation District sewer service Dan M. Handy and Associates audit services State of Colorado, Dept. of Revenue fuel permits Allen Agency insurance Claude Gerard mileage Gay Johnsonts Inc. recapv Duddy's of Colo. Inc. tires Gay Johnson's Inc. tires Eagle Auto Parts parts & tires Jacobs Equipment Co. parts David C. Hamilton road oil freight Transport Clearings freight Contintental Oil Company oil Julius Oleson gravel Arnold Nottingham gravel Blackline Asphalt Sales Inc. asphalt Elder A Guinn & McGill, Inc. parts Dick Meyer lumber Elmer Glass Co. Inc. repairs Wm. Williams D. C. Motor Rifle Radiator repairs H. W. Moore Equipment Co. rental of Galion Holy Cross Auto Service rent & repairs Revier Equipment PepaiFs Share Corporation supplies Pete.Honnen Equipment Co. supplies Eagle Valley Enterprise supplies MacDonald Equipment Co. supplies Downing Supply Co. supplies Lawson Products Inc. supplies Muni Chem Corporation supplies 117.18 18.00 1.15 66:80 37:50 94.91 135.00 48.02 5.93 6.80 707.00 4.00 13.00 47.20 162.24 80.13 63.06 259.72 5158 788.31 8.51 20.59 441.00 210.50 3,537.15 6.98 724.44 10.65 20.00 35.50 487,80 18.50 233.19 178.42 48.42 12.05 619.39 184.35 59.21 181.72 -336 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day —term 19- The Fullwell Motor Products Co. McCoy Company Hometown Supply Co. Rocky Mountain NaturallGas Co. Inc. Holland Auto Farts Inc. B & B Excavating Eagle Valley Telephone Company Standard Oil Company supplies supplies supplies services parts roadbase services fuel 19—: 24.85 638.64 108.29 28.36 79.10 105.90 68.43 2,331.03 Total ............................................. .$ 13,084.50 .... ...... .. Harley Moore, doing business as Basalt West Trading Post, appeared to learn the requirements of, and to advise the Commissioners of his qualifications to have a liquor license. The Commissioners set Mr. Moore's hearing for December 6, 1971. Dick Wheeler appeared and advised the Commissioners of his proposal for leasing cars for the Eagle County Sheriff's Office. Nora Johnson, Welfare Administrator, appeared and advised the Commissioners of her opinion on her office personel going to the State Welfare Conference. It was decided that two of said personel would attend. Don B. Bourg, Harold E. Fender, Donald F. Snyder, Sam Grange, Gary Fender, Laurel Williams, J. R. Schwartz, Ruth Dewell and Betty Lou Oberrich all of Babalt`y.appeared to advise the Commissioners of the very bad shape of roads traveled by the 6chool bus daily and the danger involved on the hills and. rough spots during the present bad weather. The Commissioners, agreeing that something must be done, set the following day when all three would makes. tour of the area and decide the extent of the need. There bbeing no further business to come before the Board, it was moved and seconded to adjourn until the next regular meeting, unless sooner called by the Chairman. Chairman Attest: 5 i C c o Board. , f Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day -November .._-_-term 19-.----November_26,-19 _71 -- SPECIAL MEETING Present: Daniel F. Koprinikar, Chairman Claude L. Gerard, Commissioner Arnold E. Marks, Commissioner Hugh Warder, Acting County Attorneg r ;, r Maxwell R. Barz, Clerk To Board The following bills were examined and approved and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for same in full payment thereof: COUNTY GENERAL FUND 275.00 275.00 427.08 604.17 450.00 450.00 450.00 450.00 200.00 420.00 604.17 450.00 450.00 604.17 450.00 450.00 425.00 250.00 450.00 40.00 437.50 140.00 132.31 135.52 134.54 218.75 6.25 119.00 107.72 128.85 152.25 95.24 54.39 49.66 6.00 38.,40 81.00 268.75 470.00 272.50 687.50 133.10 56.45 500.00 254.60 475.00 130.20 237.50 104.80 35.00 250.07 410.00 42.00 100.00 550.00 230.00 500.00 420.00 250.00 750.00 243.75 5.00 5.00 350.00 180.00 5.92 103.32 13.45 13.45 2.65 10.75 23.50 31.00 13.45 7.00 7.00 3.55 8.00 31.62 23.50 23.50 859.45 Total........................................................................................1...$ 20,062.85 Daniel F. Koprinikar, Commissioner salary Arnold Marks, Commissioner salary Claude L. Gerard, Commissioner salary Maxwell R. Barz, County Clerk salary Gussie Baker, Dep. Co. Clerk salary Starr Doll, Dep. Co. Clerk salary Lena Yost, Dep. Co. Clerk salary Eleanor Bindley, Dep. Co. Clerk salary Eva•L. Luby, Clerical hire salary Margaret Davenport, Clarigal hire salary Hubert N. Peterson, County Treasurer salary Dessie D. Mathews, Dep. Co. Treasurer salary Bobby Peterson, Dep. Co. Treasurer salary Clair Bertroch, County Assessor salary Vincent Eichler, Dep. Co. Assessor salary Ella Bindley, Dep. Co. Assessor salary Karleen Bonaly, Sec. Co. Assessor salary Hugh Warder, Acting Co. Attorney salary Doris Carter, Custodian salary Roland L. Gerard, Custodian for Annex salary Donna Deane, -Chief Accounting Officer salary John F. Healy, District Attorney salary Arlys H. Ward, Sec. to D. A. salary John F. Healy, expenses Beverly Cantrell, Sec. Co. Attorney salary Dennis J. Seitz, Assist. Dist. Attorney salary Dennis J. Seitz office supplies Karol L. Parlin, Sec. to Assist. D. A.. salary Daniel F. Koprinikar mileage & expenses Arnold Marks mileage & expenses Claude Gerard mileage & expenses Maxwell R. Barz mileage & expenses Margaret Davenport expenses to Clerk's meeting Donna Deane expenses to Clerk's meeting Hubert N. Peterson, .... mileage Clair Bertroch mileage Hugh R. Warder expenses to meeting Cosgriff, Dunn and French, Att'ys conferences & research Jerry Conder, Landfill Caretaker salary Henry Rey, Landfill,Caretaker salary James H. Seabry, County Sheriff salary James Seabry mileage & expenses James H. Seabry expenses to Denver Richard D. Cantrell, Undersheriff salary Richard Cantrell mileage & expenses George Miller, Dep. Co. Sheriff salary. George Miller mileage Charles W. Davis, Dep. Co. Sheriff salary . Charles W. Davis - mileage Beverly Cantrell, Sec. Co. Sheriff salary Bill Coffey, Co. Extension Agent salary & expenses Eileen Randall, Sec. Co. Ext. Agent salary Sharon E. Bobson, Sec. Planning Commission salary Maxwell R. Barz, Veteran's Service Officer salary Margie Gates,Public Health Nurse salary Hester Bertroch, Sec. P..H. N. salary M. Jacobsgaard, P. H. N. salary Barbara J. Rowe, Sec. To P.H.N. salary T. I. Steinberg, M.D., P.H. Officer salary Erik W. Edeen, R.F.S., Sanitarian salary Bernice G. Webb, Sec. Sanitarian salary Eleno Velez part time John G. Cornwall part time S. Douglas McLaughlin, Dep. D. A. salary Kathleen M. Yantzer, Sec. Dep. D. A. salary Office of the Sheriff, City & County of Denver service on subpoena Eagle Valey Telephone Co. , telephone service Dep. D. A. Edward Corcoran witness fee Beardsley Gammel witness fee Harold R. Helms witness fee Juanita Larson witness fee Delno N. Lewis witness fee Holly S. Parkison witness fee Sherry Stevens witness fee Mrs. Judy Troxel witness fee Keith Troxel witness fee T. Dean Walker witness fee Vail Medical Professional Corp. coroner Mountain Bell services Donald L. Badgett witness fee Donald L. Badgett witness fee Colorado Hospital & Medical Service Inc. group insurance 275.00 275.00 427.08 604.17 450.00 450.00 450.00 450.00 200.00 420.00 604.17 450.00 450.00 604.17 450.00 450.00 425.00 250.00 450.00 40.00 437.50 140.00 132.31 135.52 134.54 218.75 6.25 119.00 107.72 128.85 152.25 95.24 54.39 49.66 6.00 38.,40 81.00 268.75 470.00 272.50 687.50 133.10 56.45 500.00 254.60 475.00 130.20 237.50 104.80 35.00 250.07 410.00 42.00 100.00 550.00 230.00 500.00 420.00 250.00 750.00 243.75 5.00 5.00 350.00 180.00 5.92 103.32 13.45 13.45 2.65 10.75 23.50 31.00 13.45 7.00 7.00 3.55 8.00 31.62 23.50 23.50 859.45 Total........................................................................................1...$ 20,062.85 '338 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners -day ---term 19- ROAD & BRIDGE FUND Daniel F..Koprinikar, Co. Commissioner mileage & expenses Arnold Marks, Co. Commissioner mileage & expenses Claude Gerard, Co. Commissioner mileage & expenses Bernard B. Ginther, Road Supervisor salary & expenses Garland Bertroch, Bridge Foreman salary 93,814.00 Joe Carter, Operator salary 30,155.00 Donald Grant, Operator salary 33,505.00 John W. Hill, Operator salary 11,392.00 Jess A. Pettit, Shovel Operator salary 12,062.00 Joe Phillips, Shop Foreman salary .$ 16,753.00 Louie Rimbert, Tractor Operator salary TOTAL .....................................$ 430,542.00 Jim Southerland, Mechanic salary James E. Watson, Operator salary Francis D. Daugherty, Truck Driver salary Cleaburn J. Gordon, Truck Driver - salary Glen Kittle, Truck Driver salary Marvin Borah, Road Overseer salary & expenses Samuel Carter, Road Overseer salary & expenses Ernest L. Cock, Road Overseer salary & expenses Wren Eaton, Road Overseer salary & expenses Vernon Eiswerth, Road Overseer salary & expenses A. A. Hoyt, Road Overseer salary & expenses Walter F. Owen, Road Overseer salary & expenses Walter J. Owen, Road Overseer salary & expenses Joseph A. Skiles, Road Overseer salary & expenses A. C. Gordon, Laborer salary Charles Terry, Laborer salary County Treasurer 0. A. S. I. Colorado Blue Cross & Blue Shield gr6up'Jinsurance Bernard Ginther expenses 19 56.32 44.95 54.45 600.00 475.00 475.00 475.00 475.00 475.00 475.00 475.00 475.00 475.00 450.00 450.00 450.00 525.00 525.00 525.00 525.00 525.00 525.00 525.00 525.00 525.00 120.00 50.00 550.94 656.60 64.94 Total............................................................................................$ 12,548.20 The matters of adoption of budget, appropriation to be made and preparation of levies to be -made for,the coming year requiring the attention of the Commissioners at this time, and thereupon Claude L. Gerard moved for adoption of the prepared 1972 budget. A. E. Marks -seconded said motion which passed unanimously. , A. E. Marks moved to make the appropriations for the several funds and purposes appearing ih the budget. Claude L. Gerard seconded said motion which passed unanimously. A. E. Marks moved to prepare the levies to be made in accordance with levy requests. Claude L. Gerard seconded said motion which passed unanimously. Daniel F. Koprinikar requested that Hugh Warder, Attorney, prepare those formal"resolutions necess to the above, copies of which appear following these minutes. The appropriation itself being, to*lt: IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED THAT jTHE FOLLOWING AMOUNTS BE AND THE SAME ARE HEREBY APPROPRIATED FOR THE SEVERAL FUNDS ENUMERATED BELOW AND FOR THE SPECIAL PURPOSES AS SHOWN IN THE BUDGET FOR THE INSUING YEAR OF 1972, TO WIT: FORGENERAL FUND.................................................................$ 232,861.00 FORROAD AND BRIDGE FUND.........................................................$ 93,814.00 FOR PUBLIC WLLFARE FUND..........................................................$ 30,155.00 FORPUBLIC WORKS FUND............................................................$ 33,505.00 FORRETIREMENT FUND..............................................................$ 11,392.00 FOR LIBRARY FUND.................................................................$ 12,062.00 FORCONTINGENT FUND............................................................ .$ 16,753.00 TOTAL .....................................$ 430,542.00 READ, CONSIDERED, PASSED AND APPROVED THIS 26th DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D..1971. BOARD OF C07TY COMMMISSIONERS, EAGLE COUNTY, COLORADO c CHAIRMAN__ �� )AZLy ATTEST: CYL CLLRX &L T AR . Milton Darrell White, surveyor for Victor J. Oleson, Steven Bobson, Jack A. Oleson, Phyllis N. Dade, ioid E. Claussen and Robert D. Tenbrook, owners, appeared and tendered a plat of Longview Subdivision for approval of the Commissioners. After due consideration and being advised that approval was still forthcoming from the State Water miission Polution, the Commissio6ers approved and the Chairman signed the plat, subject to the approval of .d.State agency. The Commissioners approved A to Z Repair to renovate the old County Attorneys office in preparation new quarters for the County Extension Agent. Hugh Warder,tendered a Resolution passed by the Eagle County Planning Commission along with,one for 1 _ Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners . day -------___term 19___ 19 -- signature of -the Board of County Commissioners, both covering the revised Eagle Bounty Subdivision Regul- ations and adoption of same. Thereupon the Commissioners approved the revised regulations and signd&the,.resolution making the regulations effective immediately, as is further shown by the copies following these minutes. Clair Bertroch, County Assessor, appeared and tendered a Petition for Refund of Taxes on behalf of Gore Range Ltd. % Frederick D. Green. Whereupon the Commissioners concurred in the recommendation of the Assessor, resolving that the Petition be approved, and a refund be allowed on an assessed valuation of $10,620.00 on Real Estate for the year 1970 in the amount of $856.71 taxes returned to petitioner. There being no further business to come before the Board, it was moved and seconded to adjourn until the next regular meeting, unless sooner called by the Chairman. e• '. ��_M A,�i1 � �\`�`F 19' IML/ T Chairman r Attest: G- 1 C erk ty 'card. t. t' hi •� P �::fH 3340 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners 3Y -----term 19— a � _ e1a Fee. �4 ,.J : -S • � •moi Ja ia-!Y a Ih'! l IT IS ORDERED that the Board of County Commissioners hereby levies against the valuation for assessment of all tax- able property located in the County on the assessment date and in the various towns, cities, school districts and special districts within the County, the requisite property taxes for &U -purposes required by law, in accordance with the attached certification of levies and revenues. The foregoing order adopted by the Eagle County Board of Commissioners by unanimous vote on November 26, 1971. BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED, that the proposed budget attach- ed hereto be, and the same is hereby adopted. B Q ed.NL2d .d',�2antG sry v Adopted November 26, 1971 M 0 h 0 Q I �L t_ - o �r. I c- I 6:4*� i a E e � The pre :Aninnry7 plat and acccnpanying chem should be o at7tWd t9 a dos aB.cd rolrosontativo of tho Co=nisslcn at loast 15 dayS prior to the dooiscd k-=170 data. Hoarings will normally be at one of the regular r_aotings of tho Sion, The secretary of the Coemission shall notify the subrlividOr by ?000torcl mail of the time and place of the hearing not less than fivo d2ya boforo the date fixed for the hearing. Similar notice shall be milod to the eanora of land immediately adjoining the area proposed to be platted. Nor-Mily, the Cc^. - mission trill complete its review within 45 days of the rocoipt of the prelim- inary subdivision plat. It may, hcrever, withhold approval of the plat for a longer period in order to await additional information or any major revisions necessary. Failure of the Commission to complete the revicttrithin 45 days shall not constitute automatic approval. When the approval is given, it ray be trade conditional upon the accomplishment of any codifications necessary to Mc4 the requirements of these regulations. Such required modifications shall be noted on two copies of the preliminary -subdivision plat, one to be returned to the subdivider and one to be retained in the county files. Conditional approva of the preliminary subdivision plat shall be valid for a period not to exceed three years from the date of COmilission approval unless an a:ctonsion of time is granted, Stoprive -Final Subdivision Flgt Witbin three years after conditional approval of the proliminar;' subdivision plat, a final subdivision plat may be filed for all or part of the land in- cluded on the preliminary plat. The final plat shall be drafted in a logiblo form with black, waterproof ink on a permanent reproducible material such as mylar, on a sheet or sheets measuring 24 by 36 inches with clear rasrgins mea- suring two inches on the left hand side and ono -half inch on the remaining sides. Each sheet of the plat shall show the name of the subdivision, date, sheet sequence number, date of survey, north point and graphic scale. Scale of the final plat shall be as follows: One inch equal to fifty foot for sub- divisions wherein the average lot area is 10,000 square feet or loss' one inch to 100 feet for subdivisions wherein the average lot area is more than 10,000 square feet and loss than two aerest and one inch to 200 foot for subdivisions wherein the average lot arca is two acres.or more. The originnl and three prints of each shoot shall be submitted. 1. Information and format required of the final plat is as follows' 4ote that the certificates and descriptions, otc., aro only required on the first or title shoot in the event that the platting requires more than ono drawing.i Pz —4 - - "- - IN - N � r 0 0 Q I I c- I 0 Q sem; t V— e o r�- u ` J a) Tract boundary lines and right -of `ray lines or street lines in solid black lines, easements or other rights-of-way lines in dashed lines; and lot boundaries in solid lines shall be shown with accurate dimensions to the near- est 0.01 £cot, Bearings or deflection angles, are lengths, tangent distances and central angles of all curves shall be shown. Each lot shall bs numbered ° and the dimensians and arca of each lot shall be shown. Widths and dimensions of all easements, rights-of-way and streets shall be indicated. In addition to requirements described herein, the final plat shall meet all requirements of Section 136-2-2, 1963 CRS, as amended. b) Frames of all streets or roads, block letters and lot numbers shall all be indicated for easy plat identification. c) All surveying data shall be tied to primary control points, the loca- tion and description of these control points being indicated. The location and description of all property monuments on the subdivision shall be indicated Two concrete monuments at least 36 inches in length and four inches square - ur_th a suitable center point, shall be set at each street intersection on the _ street right -of -Way line, or on offset lines therefrom as designated on the -eco rd plat. Iron monuments $/8" in diameter and 24" long shall be placed on all points on bouad.a-y lines where there is a change of direction and at all lot corners. d) A legal description of the property. e) The location of all major drainage channels or areas showing the boundaries of lands subject to inundation. f) A reference to any protective covenants which shall be filed with the plat and an indication of the purpose for which sites other than residen- tial lots are dedicated or reserved. g) A Certificate of dedication and Ownership (see Appendix A). ° h) Surveyor's Certificate (see Appendix B). The certificate shall be signed by a land surveyor licensed in the State of Colorado responsible for the survey and final subdivision plat. i) An approval block for the Commission (see Appendix C). j) An approval block for the Board (see Appendix D). k) The Recorder's Certificate (see Appendix E). (This certificate need not be conpleted until after final approval.) 2. Supplemental requirements to be filed with final plat shall be as follows' a) A letter must be received stating that all supplemental information furnished with the preliminary plat is valid for the final plat or if this is —8— ° �J o o° r Z. o ` J a) Tract boundary lines and right -of `ray lines or street lines in solid black lines, easements or other rights-of-way lines in dashed lines; and lot boundaries in solid lines shall be shown with accurate dimensions to the near- est 0.01 £cot, Bearings or deflection angles, are lengths, tangent distances and central angles of all curves shall be shown. Each lot shall bs numbered ° and the dimensians and arca of each lot shall be shown. Widths and dimensions of all easements, rights-of-way and streets shall be indicated. In addition to requirements described herein, the final plat shall meet all requirements of Section 136-2-2, 1963 CRS, as amended. b) Frames of all streets or roads, block letters and lot numbers shall all be indicated for easy plat identification. c) All surveying data shall be tied to primary control points, the loca- tion and description of these control points being indicated. The location and description of all property monuments on the subdivision shall be indicated Two concrete monuments at least 36 inches in length and four inches square - ur_th a suitable center point, shall be set at each street intersection on the _ street right -of -Way line, or on offset lines therefrom as designated on the -eco rd plat. Iron monuments $/8" in diameter and 24" long shall be placed on all points on bouad.a-y lines where there is a change of direction and at all lot corners. d) A legal description of the property. e) The location of all major drainage channels or areas showing the boundaries of lands subject to inundation. f) A reference to any protective covenants which shall be filed with the plat and an indication of the purpose for which sites other than residen- tial lots are dedicated or reserved. g) A Certificate of dedication and Ownership (see Appendix A). ° h) Surveyor's Certificate (see Appendix B). The certificate shall be signed by a land surveyor licensed in the State of Colorado responsible for the survey and final subdivision plat. i) An approval block for the Commission (see Appendix C). j) An approval block for the Board (see Appendix D). k) The Recorder's Certificate (see Appendix E). (This certificate need not be conpleted until after final approval.) 2. Supplemental requirements to be filed with final plat shall be as follows' a) A letter must be received stating that all supplemental information furnished with the preliminary plat is valid for the final plat or if this is —8— �J o r Z. _ 3 °' rG t r2 F. C not the ease, avrised scapi_ antral data of the carp kaon-- aTd 8®r�nt no quircd for the pralirdn,uV plat shall be furnished. b) llliag foo as required under Article I, Soction C. c) Three copies of all the protective covenants or restricticao plaa--d on the subdivision, one appy of which shall be filed for record in Cha office of the Cleri.. and Recordor at the time of recording the final plat. d) 7aincoring plans, descriptions and cost osticato0 for stscots, drainage facilities, utility systems, bridges and all other I;eprovoconto Pa— posed to be installed by the subdivider. e) A subdivision a�roement to be executed between the subdivider and the County wherein the subdivider shall agree to install drainage structures, curb and gutter, street improvements and re-vegotation as specified under Article III, Design and Improvement Standards, at the subdividers expense, either prior to acceptance of the final plat or within a specific time period as anproved by the Board.', Such agreement shall alsb define responsibility for and describe terms and stipulations relative to provision of water and sewer improvements as specified under Article III, Design and Improvement Standards. F Step Six - County Action on Final Subdivision Plat. The final plat and supplemental information shall be submitted to the Ce==is- Sion or its designated representative at least seven days prior to a ra ulnar ; -scheduled meet_ng of the Commission. The Commission shall review tke final plat to ascertain that itl'conforns to the approved preliminary plat and any requested modifications thereto. Approval of the final plat by the Co=issicn shall be indicated by the signature of the Chairman on the Comission cortifi- sate of approval, a The Board, at its next regularly scheduled meeting, shall review the final plat and take final action on acceptance or rejection. The subdivider shall cause the final plat and restrictive covenants, if arae, to be recorded within -ninety days from the date of approval and acceptance of the Board; in the event the plat is not so recorded, the approval of the co71- mission and Board shall bel deemed to be voidable and such plat shah not thereafter be recorded unless and until the Chairman of the Ccl-=ission and Board respectively, authorise the recording of such plat in writing. I No lot in a subdivision .may be built upon or occupied unlosas —9— r h O, ° o _ 4 NJ t~ _ I. ,: X d, - e i o not the ease, avrised scapi_ antral data of the carp kaon-- aTd 8®r�nt no quircd for the pralirdn,uV plat shall be furnished. b) llliag foo as required under Article I, Soction C. c) Three copies of all the protective covenants or restricticao plaa--d on the subdivision, one appy of which shall be filed for record in Cha office of the Cleri.. and Recordor at the time of recording the final plat. d) 7aincoring plans, descriptions and cost osticato0 for stscots, drainage facilities, utility systems, bridges and all other I;eprovoconto Pa— posed to be installed by the subdivider. e) A subdivision a�roement to be executed between the subdivider and the County wherein the subdivider shall agree to install drainage structures, curb and gutter, street improvements and re-vegotation as specified under Article III, Design and Improvement Standards, at the subdividers expense, either prior to acceptance of the final plat or within a specific time period as anproved by the Board.', Such agreement shall alsb define responsibility for and describe terms and stipulations relative to provision of water and sewer improvements as specified under Article III, Design and Improvement Standards. F Step Six - County Action on Final Subdivision Plat. The final plat and supplemental information shall be submitted to the Ce==is- Sion or its designated representative at least seven days prior to a ra ulnar ; -scheduled meet_ng of the Commission. The Commission shall review tke final plat to ascertain that itl'conforns to the approved preliminary plat and any requested modifications thereto. Approval of the final plat by the Co=issicn shall be indicated by the signature of the Chairman on the Comission cortifi- sate of approval, a The Board, at its next regularly scheduled meeting, shall review the final plat and take final action on acceptance or rejection. The subdivider shall cause the final plat and restrictive covenants, if arae, to be recorded within -ninety days from the date of approval and acceptance of the Board; in the event the plat is not so recorded, the approval of the co71- mission and Board shall bel deemed to be voidable and such plat shah not thereafter be recorded unless and until the Chairman of the Ccl-=ission and Board respectively, authorise the recording of such plat in writing. I No lot in a subdivision .may be built upon or occupied unlosas —9— r rs _ Lill 4, u � iK� �-'. � � • �� � - �. '` a _ 'i' :� �•-- - ^T �� �N.ryry_ - 3 � �.,�r ._ � � ' b � .—.-•� - a :! oda _ ..+�_ _ .moi-i�8•r ....y�.r�•: �..� ;fir... -T[.d - .. r T: _ c h ° o rs _ Lill 4, u � iK� �-'. � � • �� � - �. '` a _ 'i' :� �•-- - ^T �� �N.ryry_ - 3 � �.,�r ._ � � ' b � .—.-•� - a :! oda _ ..+�_ _ .moi-i�8•r ....y�.r�•: �..� ;fir... -T[.d - .. r T: _ c h leg a c 6 a _Jd A ' v a c II l 1. Alli roods and utilities and iwprovements serving said lot described in the subdivision agreement are installed to spscificatione of the Board or its desigratco representative, or 2. Cash has been deposited in an escroat account or a surety bond has been posted with the County in an amount equal to the cost of installing all im- provementp described in the subdivision agreement. The Board may release all i or portio6s of such deposited funds or reduce the amount of such bond, based on completion of all or a portion of agreed upon improvements to specifications of the Bo�rd or its designated representatives, ADLICL€ III. EESIODD AIM pnOVEEMI STPIMALRDS The individual lots and subdivision layout, the constructed improvements and engineering investigation and design shall conform to the provisions of this article, A. Suitability of land for Subdivision. Land subject to natural hazards such as flooding, falling rock, land slides, snow slidcjs, or other natural hazards shall not be platted for any use which night endanger the health, safety or welfare of the inhabitants. Such lands shall be 3oserved for other uses which will not present these hazards, B, Streets 1, Street Pattern, The street pattern in the subdivision shall be in gon- oral conformity With a plan for the most advantageous development of adjoining areas, 1 -Mere appropriate to the design, the streets shall be continuous and in alignmInt with the existing plat or platted streets with which they are to connect[, °roposed streets shall be extended to the boundary lines of the land to be subdivided unless prevented by topography or other physical coneft tions or *less, in the opinion of the Planning Commission, such extension i. not necessary for connection of the subdivision with the existing layout or the probable future layout of adjacent tracts. All dead-end streets shall b�" provided cith a turn -around with a minimum diameter of ninety feet, Design dead-end streets shall include areas for storage of plowed snow until such time as il� can bo removed. Proposed streets shall intersect one another as nearly st'right angles as topography permits. Excessively long residential stroots conducive to high speed traffic shall be discouraged. Alleys will not normally be permitted in residential subdivisions but may be required in commercial areas. Where subdivisions aro located adjacent to existing or pronosod cyrterisl or sub-artorial highways, the subdivision street pattern 0 Z _ Y Q 17 __ s: 6 a II l 1. Alli roods and utilities and iwprovements serving said lot described in the subdivision agreement are installed to spscificatione of the Board or its desigratco representative, or 2. Cash has been deposited in an escroat account or a surety bond has been posted with the County in an amount equal to the cost of installing all im- provementp described in the subdivision agreement. The Board may release all i or portio6s of such deposited funds or reduce the amount of such bond, based on completion of all or a portion of agreed upon improvements to specifications of the Bo�rd or its designated representatives, ADLICL€ III. EESIODD AIM pnOVEEMI STPIMALRDS The individual lots and subdivision layout, the constructed improvements and engineering investigation and design shall conform to the provisions of this article, A. Suitability of land for Subdivision. Land subject to natural hazards such as flooding, falling rock, land slides, snow slidcjs, or other natural hazards shall not be platted for any use which night endanger the health, safety or welfare of the inhabitants. Such lands shall be 3oserved for other uses which will not present these hazards, B, Streets 1, Street Pattern, The street pattern in the subdivision shall be in gon- oral conformity With a plan for the most advantageous development of adjoining areas, 1 -Mere appropriate to the design, the streets shall be continuous and in alignmInt with the existing plat or platted streets with which they are to connect[, °roposed streets shall be extended to the boundary lines of the land to be subdivided unless prevented by topography or other physical coneft tions or *less, in the opinion of the Planning Commission, such extension i. not necessary for connection of the subdivision with the existing layout or the probable future layout of adjacent tracts. All dead-end streets shall b�" provided cith a turn -around with a minimum diameter of ninety feet, Design dead-end streets shall include areas for storage of plowed snow until such time as il� can bo removed. Proposed streets shall intersect one another as nearly st'right angles as topography permits. Excessively long residential stroots conducive to high speed traffic shall be discouraged. Alleys will not normally be permitted in residential subdivisions but may be required in commercial areas. Where subdivisions aro located adjacent to existing or pronosod cyrterisl or sub-artorial highways, the subdivision street pattern 0 Z _ Y Q 17 __ s: � %R n%11 conforn to highaay plans. lntorocutior. ®fa^=1 a 1 = r_ eftVJsios: with suuh hinff0IYO na al l b fold to ai := > Zest') h at-7aya shall be eithor rnveroo=facing on Anista"i } o,„ division or be severed by a frontaao rand d0sig"4 to ¢sheet tris'^o fu -n within the subdivision and provido accooa td a dcnS7---d 3yetor^,o -ti--a T7vtt arterial or sub -;arterial highway. 2, Private Streets. Thellcrcation of private stro is vate streets my be porrUtted baocd an tho ehnractor ax,d lasaatdcx" aP a Vys= posed subdivision providing the fbllo:;ing require=ata are oaUOo icd3 tL-- right-of-uay -zTidth, grades, curves, sight distancoo and irpicv� . is v a n u proposed subdivision are all in cenfca�noo t1ith rvTgerir�. =ata of its r"-1 :9 tion and there is no land either adjacent to or in the vicinity of the pro- posed subdivision which vial to denied public access for traffic, nti5•it1cnc drainage or other purposos through creation of private ntrooto. . 3, Street Widths. Street widths and p3®or_ont widths okuU not ha 1^-na the those indicated by the follo-aing table. The classification of otrcoota o be in accordance frith the cajor street plan (if applicable) or in accay;dansa .,with good planning requirements as determined by the Planning C6=1salOn. ?avement widths shall be determined by the Ccrx&ssion in accordonso cath top- graphic, land us©, and circulation req uirsEsnts and my oxoaad°pir2i�n a� ments set forth above. Rrdninum Dedicated rdXdrAM Street T.Tw Ri ht-ofAla Uidth eay.;, eat 11 dth arterial streets 100 feet 50 foot collector streets 80 feet 40 foot residential streets or 28-40 feet mountain roads 50 feet 4. Grades, Curves and Sight Distances. Grades, curves and sight distnrcoc shall be subject to the approval of the Board to insure propor drainnge an`' safety for vehicles and pedestrians. The minimum street grades shall be 0.3,�. The maximum street grades shall normally be 8% except for mountain rands; thv Board may permit steeper grades to a maximum of 12.%. Tho contorlino radii of curvature for artorial and collector stroots shrill not rorL--%ly bo loss than 300 feet. Tho -centerline radii of curvature for residential strCots and noun - twin roads shall not be less than 100 foot. Changes in grado shall be accom= plishod by vortical curves of sufficient length to maintain safo sight dir- tances. 5. Relationship to Adjacent Slopes. an all areas of land propoc'.ed far .suL— division vhoroon the general configuration of the undisturbed suPfaco 0103cs 1 z U u G 1 e _ 1 o ^ I - — Y1 7� 1i- r r . o 1 1 v � P l� a. n%11 conforn to highaay plans. lntorocutior. ®fa^=1 a 1 = r_ eftVJsios: with suuh hinff0IYO na al l b fold to ai := > Zest') h at-7aya shall be eithor rnveroo=facing on Anista"i } o,„ division or be severed by a frontaao rand d0sig"4 to ¢sheet tris'^o fu -n within the subdivision and provido accooa td a dcnS7---d 3yetor^,o -ti--a T7vtt arterial or sub -;arterial highway. 2, Private Streets. Thellcrcation of private stro is vate streets my be porrUtted baocd an tho ehnractor ax,d lasaatdcx" aP a Vys= posed subdivision providing the fbllo:;ing require=ata are oaUOo icd3 tL-- right-of-uay -zTidth, grades, curves, sight distancoo and irpicv� . is v a n u proposed subdivision are all in cenfca�noo t1ith rvTgerir�. =ata of its r"-1 :9 tion and there is no land either adjacent to or in the vicinity of the pro- posed subdivision which vial to denied public access for traffic, nti5•it1cnc drainage or other purposos through creation of private ntrooto. . 3, Street Widths. Street widths and p3®or_ont widths okuU not ha 1^-na the those indicated by the follo-aing table. The classification of otrcoota o be in accordance frith the cajor street plan (if applicable) or in accay;dansa .,with good planning requirements as determined by the Planning C6=1salOn. ?avement widths shall be determined by the Ccrx&ssion in accordonso cath top- graphic, land us©, and circulation req uirsEsnts and my oxoaad°pir2i�n a� ments set forth above. Rrdninum Dedicated rdXdrAM Street T.Tw Ri ht-ofAla Uidth eay.;, eat 11 dth arterial streets 100 feet 50 foot collector streets 80 feet 40 foot residential streets or 28-40 feet mountain roads 50 feet 4. Grades, Curves and Sight Distances. Grades, curves and sight distnrcoc shall be subject to the approval of the Board to insure propor drainnge an`' safety for vehicles and pedestrians. The minimum street grades shall be 0.3,�. The maximum street grades shall normally be 8% except for mountain rands; thv Board may permit steeper grades to a maximum of 12.%. Tho contorlino radii of curvature for artorial and collector stroots shrill not rorL--%ly bo loss than 300 feet. Tho -centerline radii of curvature for residential strCots and noun - twin roads shall not be less than 100 foot. Changes in grado shall be accom= plishod by vortical curves of sufficient length to maintain safo sight dir- tances. 5. Relationship to Adjacent Slopes. an all areas of land propoc'.ed far .suL— division vhoroon the general configuration of the undisturbed suPfaco 0103cs 1 z U u G 1 e _ 1 o ^ I - — r r . 1 SID 11 c ON 0 v v ON I o o zO or rare in any direction (moaning that 20 feet or mare of elevation is gained or lost in each 100 feet eeasured horizontally, a grading plan showing revised contours for strreot construction through such area ehall be submitted. Such plan shall depict the extent and slops of cut and fill areas created by street construction and insure provision for vehicular access to each lot created by tho proposed subdivision and served by the road so constructed. Any proposed retaining structures shall ba designed in detail with cost osti- Latos, All cut and fill slopes and retaining structures shown as a result of street construction shall be located within the proposed dedication of street right -of -:say. A rovogetation plan shall be submitted for all cut and fill slopes with a slope in excess of one foot vertical in three feet horizontal distance. The revegetation Plan shall utilize native or similar horticultural to for implementation. The revegetation materials and include s cast ostima plan shall be completed concurrently with street construction. 6, Sidewalks, Curb and Gutter. Sidewalks with curb and gutter shall be where the average size lot required for subdivision or parts of subdivisions is less than 10,000 square feet. {'there required by these regulations, or ober stipulated on the preliminary plat, sidewalks, curb and gutter shall be in- stalled by the subdivider at his expense. Sidewalk construction details and specifications shall be as approved by the Board through their authorized representative. 7, Pavement. All roads and streets shall be laid out, graded, installed a,: surfaced by the subdivider at his expense. Construction of streets and roads shall conform to the specifications, details and requirements of the County All streets as furnished by the Board or their authorized representative. shat be paved with a minimum of six inches of gravel to the recommended An - pavement width. Aggregates used shall be subject to the approval of the Boai Asphaltic or }f4vr type pavements will be required in subdivisions or parts c subdivisions where the significant or average lot size is less than 10,000 square feet. Cao street or roadway shall be accepted for maintenance by the P.oard until it has been improved in conformance with this resolution. 8, E=avatioc. All excavation and fills shall be made to the sub -grade ale vation substantially according to the design furnished with the plat. No ex- cavation shall be made below the designed sub -grade unless required to remove vegetable natter or other soft material unsuitable for a sub -base. All fill x inohe shall he constructed to sub -grade elevations in layers not to exceed si *in thickness and shall be thoroughly compacted. Compaction shall be with a -12- k i+ c r " - - _ - - _ u`� �,"•'� }1 ice. � t= �� -1 •: '` i-` 0 o ° a I o o zO or rare in any direction (moaning that 20 feet or mare of elevation is gained or lost in each 100 feet eeasured horizontally, a grading plan showing revised contours for strreot construction through such area ehall be submitted. Such plan shall depict the extent and slops of cut and fill areas created by street construction and insure provision for vehicular access to each lot created by tho proposed subdivision and served by the road so constructed. Any proposed retaining structures shall ba designed in detail with cost osti- Latos, All cut and fill slopes and retaining structures shown as a result of street construction shall be located within the proposed dedication of street right -of -:say. A rovogetation plan shall be submitted for all cut and fill slopes with a slope in excess of one foot vertical in three feet horizontal distance. The revegetation Plan shall utilize native or similar horticultural to for implementation. The revegetation materials and include s cast ostima plan shall be completed concurrently with street construction. 6, Sidewalks, Curb and Gutter. Sidewalks with curb and gutter shall be where the average size lot required for subdivision or parts of subdivisions is less than 10,000 square feet. {'there required by these regulations, or ober stipulated on the preliminary plat, sidewalks, curb and gutter shall be in- stalled by the subdivider at his expense. Sidewalk construction details and specifications shall be as approved by the Board through their authorized representative. 7, Pavement. All roads and streets shall be laid out, graded, installed a,: surfaced by the subdivider at his expense. Construction of streets and roads shall conform to the specifications, details and requirements of the County All streets as furnished by the Board or their authorized representative. shat be paved with a minimum of six inches of gravel to the recommended An - pavement width. Aggregates used shall be subject to the approval of the Boai Asphaltic or }f4vr type pavements will be required in subdivisions or parts c subdivisions where the significant or average lot size is less than 10,000 square feet. Cao street or roadway shall be accepted for maintenance by the P.oard until it has been improved in conformance with this resolution. 8, E=avatioc. All excavation and fills shall be made to the sub -grade ale vation substantially according to the design furnished with the plat. No ex- cavation shall be made below the designed sub -grade unless required to remove vegetable natter or other soft material unsuitable for a sub -base. All fill x inohe shall he constructed to sub -grade elevations in layers not to exceed si *in thickness and shall be thoroughly compacted. Compaction shall be with a -12- k i+ c r " - - _ - - _ u`� �,"•'� }1 ice. � t= �� -1 •: '` i-` i rr� O I .- x o , >?, e7©.�° oub�cot 1.^=Z!c and Sigma C_ -s .s os E; eta aha 't c� I ,revel cf tri iaoi a and whom✓on np llo,atla, bs n, iU'r L� ingareae, Y3o a'oard ray roquiro that tbo cubdividcr ir:At321 signo at tho subdivider's cameo. Suitable Ray -142 3 '010 a �dfus �?cv`s a m!l le a instd at tho oubdividvr's cargdnso at all railroad 07 a thew g „ . n crascisgo. y� _ C. Drll imdo. tuired bridgoo s4Mll kO d� o ,! Day;ago casorsxit, channels, calvaria and r q signed by an ongitaoor regi rt®rad in -he State of Colorado and sball bo QSc=`nl' ` ��-- s s of handing a flow as dote- 3insd by the drainage otudy, all subjr t to tw`kn r raprovw�.ants shill be eonstruatad by t3xo approval of the Board. These i casamonts shall be provid^.d as rcgt d to dividor at his eacgcnsi:. Drain r 2 ` accomodate ocpsoted flows. In no case shall open dwpinago eaoc=rta ha less than tereaty feet gide. Culverts or drainage pipes where r✓quia d shell ba galvanized, corrugated steel or the approved equivalent with a strength dgsi3r _ _'- _ in accordance with AASTIO recommendations for an B-20 live load. Hininlin aom — ceptable culvert size shall be eighteen -inch diaster. -- 2. Fridges. Argy bridge planned as part of a proposod zubdivisicn shall be designed and constructed in accordance with AASHO reconnmdations for an F-20 - is rt of a proposed subdivision and deos z live load. Where an existing bridge pa Pr Fo _ not most egacifications of this resolution, it shall be therosponsibility of the subdivider to repair or replace such bridge as necessary to riot the ra- s. 7 quirement of an 8-20 live load prior to acceptance by the Bawd for mintan- once. We lot served by such bridge shall be built upon or occupied until suci improvements shall have been completed, The width of any such bridge shall e } be the same as the width of its coact -ray approaches. = D I -later Supp& ° Water supply shall he available or nado available to all lots Platted. 'ho •r' tended crater supply n -V be through individual wells using sub -surface graunc' water, providing that lots are of adequate site as heroinaftor specified. If - individual water -supplies are to be uoed, a ropart confir"aing the adcquaby of the supply and stating the expected aquifer doptbs shall be furniAd. For largo subdivision or subdivisions loving vaxyinS gool°t1oo ��rt `hale bo - o L _ _ _ y• � r � Tw s ' �rnn,s a �-'"'^" r_a ',,? ..".+^,•._.;i-*cA'siy,ti_'�"' >a^M �:.i ,4�tEY`iy i.. ..,.-.�.r �,.`./"� `.`, :. t1 �S� r r- EZ r • X _ r 4 `. � - r yz 4 _ y i rr� O I .- x o , >?, e7©.�° oub�cot 1.^=Z!c and Sigma C_ -s .s os E; eta aha 't c� I ,revel cf tri iaoi a and whom✓on np llo,atla, bs n, iU'r L� ingareae, Y3o a'oard ray roquiro that tbo cubdividcr ir:At321 signo at tho subdivider's cameo. Suitable Ray -142 3 '010 a �dfus �?cv`s a m!l le a instd at tho oubdividvr's cargdnso at all railroad 07 a thew g „ . n crascisgo. y� _ C. Drll imdo. tuired bridgoo s4Mll kO d� o ,! Day;ago casorsxit, channels, calvaria and r q signed by an ongitaoor regi rt®rad in -he State of Colorado and sball bo QSc=`nl' ` ��-- s s of handing a flow as dote- 3insd by the drainage otudy, all subjr t to tw`kn r raprovw�.ants shill be eonstruatad by t3xo approval of the Board. These i casamonts shall be provid^.d as rcgt d to dividor at his eacgcnsi:. Drain r 2 ` accomodate ocpsoted flows. In no case shall open dwpinago eaoc=rta ha less than tereaty feet gide. Culverts or drainage pipes where r✓quia d shell ba galvanized, corrugated steel or the approved equivalent with a strength dgsi3r _ _'- _ in accordance with AASTIO recommendations for an B-20 live load. Hininlin aom — ceptable culvert size shall be eighteen -inch diaster. -- 2. Fridges. Argy bridge planned as part of a proposod zubdivisicn shall be designed and constructed in accordance with AASHO reconnmdations for an F-20 - is rt of a proposed subdivision and deos z live load. Where an existing bridge pa Pr Fo _ not most egacifications of this resolution, it shall be therosponsibility of the subdivider to repair or replace such bridge as necessary to riot the ra- s. 7 quirement of an 8-20 live load prior to acceptance by the Bawd for mintan- once. We lot served by such bridge shall be built upon or occupied until suci improvements shall have been completed, The width of any such bridge shall e } be the same as the width of its coact -ray approaches. = D I -later Supp& ° Water supply shall he available or nado available to all lots Platted. 'ho •r' tended crater supply n -V be through individual wells using sub -surface graunc' water, providing that lots are of adequate site as heroinaftor specified. If - individual water -supplies are to be uoed, a ropart confir"aing the adcquaby of the supply and stating the expected aquifer doptbs shall be furniAd. For largo subdivision or subdivisions loving vaxyinS gool°t1oo ��rt `hale bo - o L _ _ _ y• � r � Tw s ' �rnn,s a �-'"'^" r_a ',,? ..".+^,•._.;i-*cA'siy,ti_'�"' >a^M �:.i ,4�tEY`iy i.. ..,.-.�.r �,.`./"� `.`, :. t1 �S� r e 0 -. s .l s O ITE v I � =' o ° a o�.- G 1 e 0 -. s .l s O ITE v I � =' o e to for all iota 1a the subdivision, !Shore conprahensive so as to ba appropria a arae mitt' Bator systca is proposed, tho availabi]ity of the Hater sources spall bs explained and certified by of ongineor registered in tho StIA'a of Colorado and an attorney. if necessary to substantiate tater rights. FWPre- sentativo samplos of the water source bust be analyzed by a reputable labora- tory to confirm satisfactory chemical qu211ty, Mater supply, treatment and distribution facilities must be provided in conformance with the requirements of the Colorado Department of Public Health and the Hoard through their desig- mated representatives. Unless otherwise approved by the Board, fire hydrants spaced at no more than 600 feet apart shall be provided and the minimum, size os nater mirs shall be six-inch diameter. Where a cantral water system is to be installed, an organization shall be set up to administer the operation of this system. Administration shall be by an incorporated town, water district or an approved corporation with a Public Utility Commission permit. E Snnitary Sewage Disposal ido lots shall be platted unless an economical and practical method of disposal of sanitary sewage is available to that lot. Disposal by individual systems may be permitted if the let sizes are adequate as specified hereinafter, and if other conditions specified herein are met. If individual systems are to be used, representative soil absorption tests must be performed by an engineer egistered in the State of Colorado or a qualified sanitarian. The absorptior and percolation rates shall be determined by the methods prescribed by the U.S. Public Health Service or similar approved equal. In no case shall the ob- served percolation rate be less than one inch in sixty minutes. In subdivisio- of varying geology, tests shall be run at sufficient locations to assure that each lot will have an acceptable location for an individual system. In addi- tion to satisfying the minimum lot size acceptable for individual systems, each lot shall be individually designed so that an acceptable individual systs may be constructed on each lot. Each subdivision wherein individual systems are proposed for the disposal of sewage shall be approved by the Colorado Daparta^antcf Public Health based on lot size, percolation tests, the type of individual system proposed and other requirements of that Department. Where a central sanitary s6wer system is to be constructed, the design and construc- tion of the s-jstem must be in conformity with the regulations of the Colorado Dapartment of Public Health and must be approved by that Department and by the Board through their authorized roprosentativo, Colloction sewers shall bo do- sipgned and provided to sora✓ics each lot. Sewage treatment facilities of an -14- IL 14- ;c. 1.- -. s .l s r� ITE v I � - .I o�.- to for all iota 1a the subdivision, !Shore conprahensive so as to ba appropria a arae mitt' Bator systca is proposed, tho availabi]ity of the Hater sources spall bs explained and certified by of ongineor registered in tho StIA'a of Colorado and an attorney. if necessary to substantiate tater rights. FWPre- sentativo samplos of the water source bust be analyzed by a reputable labora- tory to confirm satisfactory chemical qu211ty, Mater supply, treatment and distribution facilities must be provided in conformance with the requirements of the Colorado Department of Public Health and the Hoard through their desig- mated representatives. Unless otherwise approved by the Board, fire hydrants spaced at no more than 600 feet apart shall be provided and the minimum, size os nater mirs shall be six-inch diameter. Where a cantral water system is to be installed, an organization shall be set up to administer the operation of this system. Administration shall be by an incorporated town, water district or an approved corporation with a Public Utility Commission permit. E Snnitary Sewage Disposal ido lots shall be platted unless an economical and practical method of disposal of sanitary sewage is available to that lot. Disposal by individual systems may be permitted if the let sizes are adequate as specified hereinafter, and if other conditions specified herein are met. If individual systems are to be used, representative soil absorption tests must be performed by an engineer egistered in the State of Colorado or a qualified sanitarian. The absorptior and percolation rates shall be determined by the methods prescribed by the U.S. Public Health Service or similar approved equal. In no case shall the ob- served percolation rate be less than one inch in sixty minutes. In subdivisio- of varying geology, tests shall be run at sufficient locations to assure that each lot will have an acceptable location for an individual system. In addi- tion to satisfying the minimum lot size acceptable for individual systems, each lot shall be individually designed so that an acceptable individual systs may be constructed on each lot. Each subdivision wherein individual systems are proposed for the disposal of sewage shall be approved by the Colorado Daparta^antcf Public Health based on lot size, percolation tests, the type of individual system proposed and other requirements of that Department. Where a central sanitary s6wer system is to be constructed, the design and construc- tion of the s-jstem must be in conformity with the regulations of the Colorado Dapartment of Public Health and must be approved by that Department and by the Board through their authorized roprosentativo, Colloction sewers shall bo do- sipgned and provided to sora✓ics each lot. Sewage treatment facilities of an -14- IL 14- ;c. 1.- a s 0 ° ITE v to for all iota 1a the subdivision, !Shore conprahensive so as to ba appropria a arae mitt' Bator systca is proposed, tho availabi]ity of the Hater sources spall bs explained and certified by of ongineor registered in tho StIA'a of Colorado and an attorney. if necessary to substantiate tater rights. FWPre- sentativo samplos of the water source bust be analyzed by a reputable labora- tory to confirm satisfactory chemical qu211ty, Mater supply, treatment and distribution facilities must be provided in conformance with the requirements of the Colorado Department of Public Health and the Hoard through their desig- mated representatives. Unless otherwise approved by the Board, fire hydrants spaced at no more than 600 feet apart shall be provided and the minimum, size os nater mirs shall be six-inch diameter. Where a cantral water system is to be installed, an organization shall be set up to administer the operation of this system. Administration shall be by an incorporated town, water district or an approved corporation with a Public Utility Commission permit. E Snnitary Sewage Disposal ido lots shall be platted unless an economical and practical method of disposal of sanitary sewage is available to that lot. Disposal by individual systems may be permitted if the let sizes are adequate as specified hereinafter, and if other conditions specified herein are met. If individual systems are to be used, representative soil absorption tests must be performed by an engineer egistered in the State of Colorado or a qualified sanitarian. The absorptior and percolation rates shall be determined by the methods prescribed by the U.S. Public Health Service or similar approved equal. In no case shall the ob- served percolation rate be less than one inch in sixty minutes. In subdivisio- of varying geology, tests shall be run at sufficient locations to assure that each lot will have an acceptable location for an individual system. In addi- tion to satisfying the minimum lot size acceptable for individual systems, each lot shall be individually designed so that an acceptable individual systs may be constructed on each lot. Each subdivision wherein individual systems are proposed for the disposal of sewage shall be approved by the Colorado Daparta^antcf Public Health based on lot size, percolation tests, the type of individual system proposed and other requirements of that Department. Where a central sanitary s6wer system is to be constructed, the design and construc- tion of the s-jstem must be in conformity with the regulations of the Colorado Dapartment of Public Health and must be approved by that Department and by the Board through their authorized roprosentativo, Colloction sewers shall bo do- sipgned and provided to sora✓ics each lot. Sewage treatment facilities of an -14- IL 14- ;c. ° ITE v o�.- 1 , to for all iota 1a the subdivision, !Shore conprahensive so as to ba appropria a arae mitt' Bator systca is proposed, tho availabi]ity of the Hater sources spall bs explained and certified by of ongineor registered in tho StIA'a of Colorado and an attorney. if necessary to substantiate tater rights. FWPre- sentativo samplos of the water source bust be analyzed by a reputable labora- tory to confirm satisfactory chemical qu211ty, Mater supply, treatment and distribution facilities must be provided in conformance with the requirements of the Colorado Department of Public Health and the Hoard through their desig- mated representatives. Unless otherwise approved by the Board, fire hydrants spaced at no more than 600 feet apart shall be provided and the minimum, size os nater mirs shall be six-inch diameter. Where a cantral water system is to be installed, an organization shall be set up to administer the operation of this system. Administration shall be by an incorporated town, water district or an approved corporation with a Public Utility Commission permit. E Snnitary Sewage Disposal ido lots shall be platted unless an economical and practical method of disposal of sanitary sewage is available to that lot. Disposal by individual systems may be permitted if the let sizes are adequate as specified hereinafter, and if other conditions specified herein are met. If individual systems are to be used, representative soil absorption tests must be performed by an engineer egistered in the State of Colorado or a qualified sanitarian. The absorptior and percolation rates shall be determined by the methods prescribed by the U.S. Public Health Service or similar approved equal. In no case shall the ob- served percolation rate be less than one inch in sixty minutes. In subdivisio- of varying geology, tests shall be run at sufficient locations to assure that each lot will have an acceptable location for an individual system. In addi- tion to satisfying the minimum lot size acceptable for individual systems, each lot shall be individually designed so that an acceptable individual systs may be constructed on each lot. Each subdivision wherein individual systems are proposed for the disposal of sewage shall be approved by the Colorado Daparta^antcf Public Health based on lot size, percolation tests, the type of individual system proposed and other requirements of that Department. Where a central sanitary s6wer system is to be constructed, the design and construc- tion of the s-jstem must be in conformity with the regulations of the Colorado Dapartment of Public Health and must be approved by that Department and by the Board through their authorized roprosentativo, Colloction sewers shall bo do- sipgned and provided to sora✓ics each lot. Sewage treatment facilities of an -14- IL 14- ;c. ITE v o�.- —� Ig r-- W i ,N approved .ics4 a all be o ,,F -u tcd fo c-SCV-MtalZ7 ts:at a7l�s ?ihero a oo— lGc acrago cjr,2� io to ba inatra�lasl9 sties crOWUh^1 xi C sot up to ad�ristor tho opal-3t`lcm of tfi1.a agates. � t tie' ° ' r ' an incorporated t5:7n, o sam^.itation district, or an a0roacd Public Utilities COT21ia`.aitn 3n ait. F Sothao?cn ar.d Fasomont.-S 1. Streams. A`thirtw-fcot strip of land e._.asurcd 9maicentnl9y to Cha hgt orator c mxu on each side of any live strean located rlit�hiaa the boundaries 'of a proposed subdivision shall• ba pratoeted in 'to natural stat° with the cn"Q4- i- that footpaths, bridges, irrigation otrazcturar. floor, control and orcaio?n 3W -G-" taction devicos nay be conotrvotcd thoxtaon° If ouch stun is along the octet boundaries of the subdivision, this raquirement shall appy to that Prt of such stream and strip which is within the subdivision. Undorgrbund utllYtaos ray be located in such protected area providing theta is no practical a1t07;ra- tive location for such utilities, that the plans are approved by the Hoard through its designated representative and that all construction searsvara ro�- vegetated. 2, Utilities. Usable easements shall be provided as required by utility design but in no case shall such easements on each lot be less than 12 foot in eridth for rear lot easements, nor less than 7.5 feet for side lot easements: 3, Drainage. Drainage easements shall meet the requtreixents of paragraph 1„ Article III -C hereof.' G Upderaround Wiring Where a subdivider proposes underground Wiring systems, it shell be his ro- sponsibility to coordinate design of the systems with the appropriate utility company during the preliminary design Stage- tido reference to provision of underground airing facilities shall be made on either the final plat or or or,,. covenants unless the subdivider has submitted to the COM"issian an agrou ens between the subdivider and the utility company detailing the method of cgnpun sation to the utility compaAy for installation of underground wiring. The County sball not be party to said agreement. H Individual Lot Rscuirements Ity- Each lot shall have a frontage on a dedicated street of not loss thou two' five foot. For subdivisions where central stater and serer syste= are pro- vided, the minimum lot sive shall be ono acro. Additional arca my be ro` quirel if deterninod necessary by the shape of the land or free soil Pamela a I u �d a �T 44 I 77 - itis ° rf s� r r -V-'r 9 _.0 .. I I I u �d a o a 1 K Pr 4iZr*;- kAr z y { y ` .-', _ _ _ f J c 3 a '7`s TS a �T I 77 - itis ° rf s� r r -V-'r 9 _.0 .. I I s - - u _vim -:t z- 1 K Pr 4iZr*;- kAr z y { y ` .-', _ _ _ f J c 3 a '7`s TS 77 - itis ° rf s� r -V-'r 9 _.0 .. I I s - - z- 1 K Pr 4iZr*;- kAr z y { y ` .-', _ _ _ f J c 3 a '7`s TS 7t %0. o I - ° o J _X� e- .�'`c s � - It At:19 O tion tests. For subdivisions to be served by bath individual water supply and scm disposal systems, the minimmz lot size shall be two acres. Additional area my be required of individual lots where necessary because of -shape of the land or results of soil percolation tests. In addition to the rcquircments sot forth above, each lot created in a subdivision shall be physically capable of accorv.nodating a structure devoted to the intended use of the lot. In the ab- sence of supporting information such as profiles or revised grading plans, on all areas of land proposed for subdivision whereon the general configuration of the undisturbed surface slopes 20% or more in any direction (msaning-that 20 feet or more of elevation is gained or lost in each 100 feet measured hori- zontally), the Commission shall require that each lot contain a minimum of 1000 square feet of area for each percentage point of land slope with the mini- mum lot size being 20,000 square feet on a 20% slope, 25,000 square feet on a 25S slope, etc. I- Opan. SMCe The Commission may require a reservation of open space suitable for active re- creation development and use in any subdivision whereon the average lot size is less than one-half acre. Location of such open space shall be based on topography, vegetation, circulation patterns and the size of the subdivision. °rhaerevor possible, consistent with the foregoing locational criteria, such opc: space should be located in such a fashion to permit expansion through similar dedications in future subdivisions on adjacent undeveloped land. Such reserva- tion shall contain a minimum aria equal to 300 square feet for each dwelling unit site in subdivisions devoted to single family or duplex dwellings and 8% of the net area devoted to lots in a subdivision devoted to ro'+ houses or mul- tiple family dwellings. Such open space reservation shall ba made to propert,' owners in the subd-vision and shall be detailed in the protective covenants and shown on the final plat. i, vonumentation Installation of monuments and markers in a proposed subdivision shall be as provided herein and in compliance with 136-2-1, tionumontation of Land Surveys, CA.S 1963, as amended. AZ cLE IV. LEGAL PRM SION0, A Variances Whomever the tract to bo subdividod is of such unusual size or shape or is sur- rounded by such development or conditions that the strict application of the -16- yj 1 -�L ° ••';1'iCn{ , - °L YM— j •1171 .. -1 -� � i _r. � •� psi ._. ,yIr> i I - e- O tion tests. For subdivisions to be served by bath individual water supply and scm disposal systems, the minimmz lot size shall be two acres. Additional area my be required of individual lots where necessary because of -shape of the land or results of soil percolation tests. In addition to the rcquircments sot forth above, each lot created in a subdivision shall be physically capable of accorv.nodating a structure devoted to the intended use of the lot. In the ab- sence of supporting information such as profiles or revised grading plans, on all areas of land proposed for subdivision whereon the general configuration of the undisturbed surface slopes 20% or more in any direction (msaning-that 20 feet or more of elevation is gained or lost in each 100 feet measured hori- zontally), the Commission shall require that each lot contain a minimum of 1000 square feet of area for each percentage point of land slope with the mini- mum lot size being 20,000 square feet on a 20% slope, 25,000 square feet on a 25S slope, etc. I- Opan. SMCe The Commission may require a reservation of open space suitable for active re- creation development and use in any subdivision whereon the average lot size is less than one-half acre. Location of such open space shall be based on topography, vegetation, circulation patterns and the size of the subdivision. °rhaerevor possible, consistent with the foregoing locational criteria, such opc: space should be located in such a fashion to permit expansion through similar dedications in future subdivisions on adjacent undeveloped land. Such reserva- tion shall contain a minimum aria equal to 300 square feet for each dwelling unit site in subdivisions devoted to single family or duplex dwellings and 8% of the net area devoted to lots in a subdivision devoted to ro'+ houses or mul- tiple family dwellings. Such open space reservation shall ba made to propert,' owners in the subd-vision and shall be detailed in the protective covenants and shown on the final plat. i, vonumentation Installation of monuments and markers in a proposed subdivision shall be as provided herein and in compliance with 136-2-1, tionumontation of Land Surveys, CA.S 1963, as amended. AZ cLE IV. LEGAL PRM SION0, A Variances Whomever the tract to bo subdividod is of such unusual size or shape or is sur- rounded by such development or conditions that the strict application of the -16- yj 1 -�L ° ••';1'iCn{ , - °L YM— j •1171 .. -1 -� � i _r. � •� psi ._. ,yIr> i r .r 2 r , c p t 1 •fir _� r _" 77 3 2 vie r.A n,c ®a MY PIAMING CO'vMTS ON i3eE3i �, Thea bF nty planning, lsrsz�^aa�na hoo been 09 prrovldeau Ov inW; .ind v d r3PF the reflie- vovel.opersnnr of resp (;r*a.,z:ry 'POV created pro -',O 1cr certain. rev£paon© to the alzic ri nr, ;,c?bdiwioian Regulat- rnu Eaid re ulnticno have been reviszd oed pre5rlsted _T c stress iaz an prcvl.i�o'. by OU; be z.e. roso led th,-,t the r$zpooca� Lbd' 0t®¢s u,a �� n preaeestc t s Eise Cn�lse�.on eP ats regs!•:aar �eetFng u: :xt,�cz7bur be anj the none are horebp adopted to become of c t^_ee en the date of opproval thereor by the aboard of County .�.._-'38Lf$cna>•°t� a� �.a�iC i�E`0`;u`Hty. �i�1� that e copy or tFnle re€eluCon be ib.e ljai:'.Td of CH)iR89 iy 4f"ll.T��. f3 7 tP�nf.'Y� 1T+3 P'.i�1C G` r f r , c p t 1 •fir _� r _" 77 3 vie r.A n,c ®a MY PIAMING CO'vMTS ON i3eE3i �, Thea bF nty planning, lsrsz�^aa�na hoo been 09 prrovldeau Ov inW; .ind v d r3PF the reflie- vovel.opersnnr of resp (;r*a.,z:ry 'POV created pro -',O 1cr certain. rev£paon© to the alzic ri nr, ;,c?bdiwioian Regulat- rnu Eaid re ulnticno have been reviszd oed pre5rlsted _T c stress iaz an prcvl.i�o'. by OU; be z.e. roso led th,-,t the r$zpooca� Lbd' 0t®¢s u,a �� n preaeestc t s Eise Cn�lse�.on eP ats regs!•:aar �eetFng u: :xt,�cz7bur be anj the none are horebp adopted to become of c t^_ee en the date of opproval thereor by the aboard of County .�.._-'38Lf$cna>•°t� a� �.a�iC i�E`0`;u`Hty. �i�1� that e copy or tFnle re€eluCon be ib.e ljai:'.Td of CH)iR89 iy 4f"ll.T��. f3 7 tP�nf.'Y� 1T+3 P'.i�1C G` r f c vie r.A n,c ®a MY PIAMING CO'vMTS ON i3eE3i �, Thea bF nty planning, lsrsz�^aa�na hoo been 09 prrovldeau Ov inW; .ind v d r3PF the reflie- vovel.opersnnr of resp (;r*a.,z:ry 'POV created pro -',O 1cr certain. rev£paon© to the alzic ri nr, ;,c?bdiwioian Regulat- rnu Eaid re ulnticno have been reviszd oed pre5rlsted _T c stress iaz an prcvl.i�o'. by OU; be z.e. roso led th,-,t the r$zpooca� Lbd' 0t®¢s u,a �� n preaeestc t s Eise Cn�lse�.on eP ats regs!•:aar �eetFng u: :xt,�cz7bur be anj the none are horebp adopted to become of c t^_ee en the date of opproval thereor by the aboard of County .�.._-'38Lf$cna>•°t� a� �.a�iC i�E`0`;u`Hty. �i�1� that e copy or tFnle re€eluCon be ib.e ljai:'.Td of CH)iR89 iy 4f"ll.T��. f3 7 tP�nf.'Y� 1T+3 P'.i�1C G` r f x i � L ,_ 7 �, -,V —z �t r Y 4 a e c o = pPC3iCass of t7�i, 1 olutio� ehnu rc�;'-1lt in j E°�., Fzissinray vary Ube r uirc _oto horaof to the end "fit t r 4ai� ani rte? bs dcaclopao c5p.sistcnt with the prblie health, welfar-� Lm1 ca�sc&d, nh an ye shall not bo granted crlthout the aubdividor having; f1rot ay"'Aicri writing at the tins of submittal of the prollm ravi plat. `i�t0 Cosr+.ission shall grant or deny in whole or in pasts a;irntiaaso 4or v3ri- antes not later than the second regular mcoting foilo:ring tho recoipt of tha written application for variants,. Such written application Ano -u ,:,tate fit» particularity the provisions of the regulations from erhieh rclicf io acr3ht ap' the reasons therefor. The Corniscion ruling shall ha in +'ting apd srKa i state the relief granted%and the reasons for granting or dsr7irg sato. In the event the Co nission fails to rule on an application for vnrinnco within tho time provided, such applicatinn,`shall bo dee d to ,have been denied as of the date of expiration of the til--- period. o Bi State Provisions The rcquirerients promulgated and established in Section 106-2-34, 1963 M - now existing and as may be amended from time to ti --'a, Ora incorporated bsrain and made a part hereof to the same extent as if said statuto were recited in full horein. C. Aupsal l:f the Commission fails to approve a final plat or an application for variav" the subdivider may petition the Board for a hearing upon the Cortnissicm's at - tion. Said petition shall be in writing, shall state the ruling to which tha subdivider objects and shall request that the petition bo sot for a public hearing. Petitions hereunder must be filed within 30 days after the data of the ruling objected to. Thereafter, the Board shall, after one publication of notice of hearing, hold said public hearing and shall approve or disaPFrr- the ruling of the Commission upon 2%3 vote of the entire rmnbsrship of the Board present and voting. D.. Fanalties- Whoever, being the owner, or agent of the caaner, of any ]and located within a subdivision, transfers or sells or agrees to sell or negotiates to sell any land by reference to.,or exhibition of or by use of a Flan or Plat of a"subla_ vision, before such plan or plat has baen approved by any such Planning con - of the County Recorders shall fc. mission and recorded or filed in the office felt and pay a penalty of five hundred dollars for each lot or pareol so u n ° ` ;u .-,.L i� : ML ITw c 7 �, -,V —z �t r Y 4 a e c o = pPC3iCass of t7�i, 1 olutio� ehnu rc�;'-1lt in j E°�., Fzissinray vary Ube r uirc _oto horaof to the end "fit t r 4ai� ani rte? bs dcaclopao c5p.sistcnt with the prblie health, welfar-� Lm1 ca�sc&d, nh an ye shall not bo granted crlthout the aubdividor having; f1rot ay"'Aicri writing at the tins of submittal of the prollm ravi plat. `i�t0 Cosr+.ission shall grant or deny in whole or in pasts a;irntiaaso 4or v3ri- antes not later than the second regular mcoting foilo:ring tho recoipt of tha written application for variants,. Such written application Ano -u ,:,tate fit» particularity the provisions of the regulations from erhieh rclicf io acr3ht ap' the reasons therefor. The Corniscion ruling shall ha in +'ting apd srKa i state the relief granted%and the reasons for granting or dsr7irg sato. In the event the Co nission fails to rule on an application for vnrinnco within tho time provided, such applicatinn,`shall bo dee d to ,have been denied as of the date of expiration of the til--- period. o Bi State Provisions The rcquirerients promulgated and established in Section 106-2-34, 1963 M - now existing and as may be amended from time to ti --'a, Ora incorporated bsrain and made a part hereof to the same extent as if said statuto were recited in full horein. C. Aupsal l:f the Commission fails to approve a final plat or an application for variav" the subdivider may petition the Board for a hearing upon the Cortnissicm's at - tion. Said petition shall be in writing, shall state the ruling to which tha subdivider objects and shall request that the petition bo sot for a public hearing. Petitions hereunder must be filed within 30 days after the data of the ruling objected to. Thereafter, the Board shall, after one publication of notice of hearing, hold said public hearing and shall approve or disaPFrr- the ruling of the Commission upon 2%3 vote of the entire rmnbsrship of the Board present and voting. D.. Fanalties- Whoever, being the owner, or agent of the caaner, of any ]and located within a subdivision, transfers or sells or agrees to sell or negotiates to sell any land by reference to.,or exhibition of or by use of a Flan or Plat of a"subla_ vision, before such plan or plat has baen approved by any such Planning con - of the County Recorders shall fc. mission and recorded or filed in the office felt and pay a penalty of five hundred dollars for each lot or pareol so iILI q' w a o— ci (' u n ° ` .-,.L i� : ML iILI q' w a o— ci (' u n ° ` !t - - Z .7�� P7_ 7-1 .+rte � mal[.. •, - n T - - ITw c 4 - , a i;= - - Z .7�� P7_ 7-1 .+rte � mal[.. •, - n r transferred or sold or agreed or negotiated to be sold. Each day of violation shall constitute a separate offense. The description of such lot or parcel by metes or bounds in the instrument of transfer or other document used in the process of selling or transferring shall not exempt the transaction from such penalties or from the remedies provided in this section. The county may enjoin such transfer or sale or agreement by action for injunction brought in any court of equity jurisdiction and may recover the said penalty by civil action in any court or competent jurisdiction. E. Separability Clause If an article, section, subsection, sentence, clause or phrase of this Resolu- tion is for any reason held to be unconstitutional or illegal, such invalidity shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of this Resolution. The Board and Commission hereby declare that they would have passed this Reso- lution and every article, section, subsection, sentence, clause or phrase thereof, irrespective of the fart that any one or more articles, sections, sub- sections, sentences, clauses or phrases be declared unconstitutional or illegal T 6REG..2 4 RESCi.UTIONI approved ° this _Z day of r transferred or sold or agreed or negotiated to be sold. Each day of violation shall constitute a separate offense. The description of such lot or parcel by metes or bounds in the instrument of transfer or other document used in the process of selling or transferring shall not exempt the transaction from such penalties or from the remedies provided in this section. The county may enjoin such transfer or sale or agreement by action for injunction brought in any court of equity jurisdiction and may recover the said penalty by civil action in any court or competent jurisdiction. E. Separability Clause If an article, section, subsection, sentence, clause or phrase of this Resolu- tion is for any reason held to be unconstitutional or illegal, such invalidity shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of this Resolution. The Board and Commission hereby declare that they would have passed this Reso- lution and every article, section, subsection, sentence, clause or phrase thereof, irrespective of the fart that any one or more articles, sections, sub- sections, sentences, clauses or phrases be declared unconstitutional or illegal T 6REG..2 4 RESCi.UTIONI approved and adopted this _Z day of THE EAGl7 COUNTY FLAPNNBGGCCOMESSION hairman Attest: Secretary TIE FORMOING pSOLUTIOi: approved and adopted this �& day of 1971. THE BOARD OF COUNTY COlOaSSI01MRS County of Fagle, State of Colorado Chairman At Zest: � G'i Ita•��%l `�{°9 IA !�I' County�Clk-% -18- r ip - RE ���• -4_ . "� _ Jaz... 0 ° APPENDIX A. CF.RTIFICfATI0;7 OF DEMCATI(V AND MdidMEE Know all can by these presonts that being sole ownor(s) in fee aide of all that real property described 410 followsl n r+� ° and containing acres, more or lose; have by these presents laid out, platted and subdivided the same into lots and blocks as shown hereon T and designate the same as in the County of Eaglo. State of Colorado, and do hereby grant to the County Y 1 - of Eagle, Colorado, for public use the streets shown herecn, including avenues; drives, courts, places and alleys, the public lands shown hereon for their L y o easements shown hereon for public use and the utility indicated and drain $ ;. that said lands hereby dedicated t utility and drainage purposes only; certify - `alc_ _ z_ to public purposes are free and clear of all liens and encumbrances except and do further state that this subdivision shall be subject to the protective T = - �' QSµ covenants filed and recorded for this subdivision in the Office of the Clerk r and Recorder of Eagle County, Colorado, as Document Ddo. - A.D. 19 EXECUTED this day of t °t Owner(s) - — r * STATE OF COLORADO) p, .. T.3' ss. ) - - - COUNTY OF EAGLE } 7 L' - t�-" } The foregoing dedication was acknowledged before mo this day of A.D. 19_, by 2a ° - ' My Commission Expires wITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL' - - Notary . ahlic f + +' r B. SURVEYOR'S CERTIFICATE _ do hereby certify that I am a regis 4= r _ ]� tered land surveyor licensed under the laws of the State of Colorado, that 'h3 ;+ a plat is a true, correct and complete plat of the T - w r. -_. - P, 1 ZrF , �» ��, rte ^ ' ,�t � ` • �Y' =-.'L-`L _ !�.. - ' IL - wT' s r e as laid out, platted, dedicated and shocm hereon, that such plat was made from an accurate survey of said property by me and under my supervision and correctl shows the location and dimensions of the lots, easements and streets of said subdivision: as the same are staked upon the ground in compliance with regulations governing the subcLvision of land. In witness whereof I have set my hand and seal this _ day of A.D. 19_ Registered land Surveyor C. MANTIRiG C012-USSICN CERTIFICATE This plat approved by the Eagle County Planning and Zoning Commission this day of , A.D. 19_• Chairs n D. COT3TY COIMMSIONER'S CERTIFICATE This plat approved by the Hoard of Commissioners of Eagle County, Colorado this _ day of , A.D. 19_, for filing with the Clerk and Recorder of Eagle County and for conveyance to the County of the public dedications shown hereon; subject to the provision that approval in no way obligates Eagle County for financing or constructing of improvements on lands, streets or easements dedicated to the public except as specifically agreed to by the Board of Com- missioners and further that said approval shall in no way obligate Eagle Count; for maintenance of streets dedicated to the public until construction of im- provements thereon shall have been completed to the satisfaction of the Board of Commissioners. Chairman Itress my hand and seal of the County of Eagle. Attest: Comity Clerk E. RECORDER'S CEKIFICATE This plat was filed for record in the office of the County Clerk and Recorder of eagle County at M. on the _ day of A.D. 19_, in Case , Drawer , Reception b'o. (If applicable) protective Covenants are recorded in Book_Page_, Eagle County Records. County Clerk, and Recorder -20- ,. I o u } u z =5 o = � L _ 1 w ° e _ IT tjr- M N r RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD WHEREAS Sections 106-2-9 and 106-2-34 1963 CRS as amended provide for the approval of all subdivision plans and plats and the adoption of regulations governing such plans and plats by the County Planning Commission; and WHEREAS the Board of County Commissioners of Eagle County deems it necessary and advisable to establish subdivision regulations for the purpose of promoting and protecting the health, safety, morals, convenience, order, prosperity and otherwise protecting the physical well being and general welfare of the County's inhabitants; and WHEREAS, the Eagle County Planning Commission has been duly created and has adopted by resolution the following subdivision regulations and has recommended these regulations to the Board of County Commissioners for adoption;, NOW THEREFORE be it resolved by the Board of County Commissioners of Eagle County at its meeting held on this 26th day of November, 1971, that the "Subdivision Regulations for Eagle County" are official regulations governing applicable development in Eagle County and shall become effective immediately The said subdivision regulations shall be as follows: 7 Attest: 1l«r Gf `Count Clerk an Recorder r -i -x. I i o U f 0 o n ° ° f _ o O � o y,:!�• it n ° ° A,,^ C1 3 v'" eaA? TFCdI42q?5 p f O A,,^ C1 3 v'" eaA? TFCdI42q?5 p i so s•�tiivision raga ations are intended and designed to protect the hoalth, safety and ae1 era of ' citizens of Eagle County by establishing minimum starz�ards for the design of land subdivision projects to insure that all public and private facilities including streets and other forms of access, dra nage, zrater supply and sanitation improvements necessary to support hu- rmn occupation on the land are provided while also protecting the land fors„ streams and vegetation from the effects of excessive earthwork and deforest- ation resulting in extensive erosion and.other forms of environmental deter- iorat on, To assure attainment of these objectives, it is necessary that each subdivision be planned in an efficient and economical manner. 5, Arpl ca%� litLof Regulations l hese Spbd1vSSi regulations shall apply to the entire area of Engle Cod"tl, C crado, except within incorporated to,rns and cities. They shall apply to all subdivisions as hereinafter defined and to the extend hereinafter pro- vida_, C. F-,:) fnr -rce —zing _PI%t' At the t_ -s o- ^•_fitting the final plat Lo tra Board ei C^,Inty ro,amissicnars; a flung fee shall be paid as follOKS: 1) for plats of five lots or less - j25,00; 2) for c+lats cf more than five lots, $5,00 per lot. Additional fees shall be naid for plats with lots hc•. n.- :ur✓ed boundaries as r0120iTs: `iJ of lrt_ .:it'i curved bo1=da.riey a edittonal fans OCK, - ncnie Obis - =C 11 , 01 to',al fee abov'.� 21 - 5 i5 cf total fee atom 51 _ 75 25? of total fee above 70 and over 35% of total fee above In addition., the County Commissioners may require an inspection or other services by the i'ianning Commission Engineer, the cost of which shall be pa's by the subdividars when billed and prior to acceptance of the final plat. J• 3:sir4`ions Thi £o11o•+ring definitions are provided for purpose of these regulations: 1. Alley: A public right-of-way providing only secondary access to the rear of a property and not intended for general travel, 2• Easement: A conveyance or reservation of the use of land for a spe- cialized Purpose in the interest of puolic need, 3, Lot: A portion of a subdivision intended as a unit for transfer of ,an:rship or for developmont, 0 q� S% a tiz. -4t a } r a - - r iL t S r s w� .tea t. �- 3f 0 '. ,� T _. �•i f i so s•�tiivision raga ations are intended and designed to protect the hoalth, safety and ae1 era of ' citizens of Eagle County by establishing minimum starz�ards for the design of land subdivision projects to insure that all public and private facilities including streets and other forms of access, dra nage, zrater supply and sanitation improvements necessary to support hu- rmn occupation on the land are provided while also protecting the land fors„ streams and vegetation from the effects of excessive earthwork and deforest- ation resulting in extensive erosion and.other forms of environmental deter- iorat on, To assure attainment of these objectives, it is necessary that each subdivision be planned in an efficient and economical manner. 5, Arpl ca%� litLof Regulations l hese Spbd1vSSi regulations shall apply to the entire area of Engle Cod"tl, C crado, except within incorporated to,rns and cities. They shall apply to all subdivisions as hereinafter defined and to the extend hereinafter pro- vida_, C. F-,:) fnr -rce —zing _PI%t' At the t_ -s o- ^•_fitting the final plat Lo tra Board ei C^,Inty ro,amissicnars; a flung fee shall be paid as follOKS: 1) for plats of five lots or less - j25,00; 2) for c+lats cf more than five lots, $5,00 per lot. Additional fees shall be naid for plats with lots hc•. n.- :ur✓ed boundaries as r0120iTs: `iJ of lrt_ .:it'i curved bo1=da.riey a edittonal fans OCK, - ncnie Obis - =C 11 , 01 to',al fee abov'.� 21 - 5 i5 cf total fee atom 51 _ 75 25? of total fee above 70 and over 35% of total fee above In addition., the County Commissioners may require an inspection or other services by the i'ianning Commission Engineer, the cost of which shall be pa's by the subdividars when billed and prior to acceptance of the final plat. J• 3:sir4`ions Thi £o11o•+ring definitions are provided for purpose of these regulations: 1. Alley: A public right-of-way providing only secondary access to the rear of a property and not intended for general travel, 2• Easement: A conveyance or reservation of the use of land for a spe- cialized Purpose in the interest of puolic need, 3, Lot: A portion of a subdivision intended as a unit for transfer of ,an:rship or for developmont, 0 q� S% a tiz. -4t a } r a - - r iL t S r s w� .tea t. �- 3f 0 '. ,� T _. �•i ` I - P f mow! nn , o a) Ca A C,.,t.aSory I ;ltbdivicion is o 0 1 ) A g.cup ci ilvo cr more building situs, tracts, or lots in taha ctrelling uttits are affixed to one or more of said sitos, tracts, or lots 'zbl'&t "I are contiguous, or which were formerly part of on +andiviisd car—non,n tract, or which ara part of a common dweloment; or c j a r F � r 2) A group of five or more building sites, tracts, or lots it wtiT' Ldcsollinr units are not affixed to one or more of said sites, tracts, or lots, _ which are contiguous or which were formerly part of av*, undividad common trac ° or which are part of a common development; or - - 3) A divided or undivided tract or parcel of lend which is sold o. f 9 l_ a p will be sold as five or more undivided interests in or to the whole tractA. — S3 or parcel of lard. The word "lot" as used in this resolution shall include 1 ° such undivided interests where sale is made in this manner. y_ i L ' b) CategoryII - A Category II subdivision is: r A division of a tract of land into two or more divisions for tt c =1 js t Dasa, whether immediate or future, o£ sale or building develop^Utt and in- purpose, n• y I, p •- -�clttdes re -subdivision. ` Foither category includes a divisicn of land for agricultural purposes into = ,I lots or parcels of five acres or mor. which does not involve a new street. ' Via term when appropriate to the context shall relate to the process of sub- - -I �_Pdividing or to the land subdivided. - t-- `i Street: A right-oftray resp ved for public s_E Uf^.ah paov= `x. es vc�uin: and pedestrian access to adjacent properties. A stroat may also be used for J " � v utilities access to the properties. � y. I 4 Board: Board of County Commissioners of Eagle County. o i 7, Commission: The Eagle County Panning Commission. nP.TICLB IZ. PROCEDURE t' ° A Step One - Sketch Plan C 7 The subdivider shall submit a sketch plan in two conies to the Commission, - Fr . �a ch plan: 1. The following information and format is required of the sket a) The sketch plan may be a free-hand drawing based on a O.S. Goo- k - logical Survey man or other suitahi- mnp Aepicting physical conditions of ~' � - '• the site, including topography. r - - . x,,, a i ,T c u b) Thb proposed street system with approximate right-of-way width, .v3 bleck and lot pattern with approximate lot area and the propos,,.d use of oaob lot shall be shown. c) proposed means of water supply and distribution and sewage colloc- tian and treatment shall be described. d) Existing development on the property to be subdivided and on iimae- diately adjacent property shall be shown in a general fashion. B. Step Two - Planning Commission Action on Sketch plan The Commission shall review the sketch plan with the subdivider and explain applicable provisions and requirements of this resolution. At or after the sketch plan review, subdividers proposing Category II subdi- visions may apply to the Commission on forms provided by it, for a waiver of further compliance with these regulations as to such proposed subdivision. The application shall be accompanied by a letter signed by the owner or ownei of the property included within such subdivision requesting a waiver and a reproducible map of the property prepared by a land surveyor licensed in the State of Colorado. The Commission may recommend such waiver if it determines that such subdivi- sion will be adequately served by existing streets and roads and presents no problems related to the intensive use of the land or provision of utilities to serve the land. The Commission shall. forward its recommendation to the Board, which may grant such waiver based upon its review of the recommendation of the Commission, i waiver shall be effective until the map containing the statement of waiver has been signed by the Chairman of the Commission and Board respectively, No waiver shall be granted for a Category I subdivision. No waiver shall be granted as to a Category II Subdivision where the property subdivided is it eluded within a common tract, part of which has already been subdivided. The map shall be drawn in a legible fashion at a scale of not more than 300 feet to the inch and shall include a legal description of the property, bearings and distances on all lot lines and a tie to the nearest permanent land survey monument. Said map shall include a statement of waiver from sub- division regulation provisions for signature by the chairman of the Commis- sion and the chairman of the Board, o e µ c o ,T c u b) Thb proposed street system with approximate right-of-way width, .v3 bleck and lot pattern with approximate lot area and the propos,,.d use of oaob lot shall be shown. c) proposed means of water supply and distribution and sewage colloc- tian and treatment shall be described. d) Existing development on the property to be subdivided and on iimae- diately adjacent property shall be shown in a general fashion. B. Step Two - Planning Commission Action on Sketch plan The Commission shall review the sketch plan with the subdivider and explain applicable provisions and requirements of this resolution. At or after the sketch plan review, subdividers proposing Category II subdi- visions may apply to the Commission on forms provided by it, for a waiver of further compliance with these regulations as to such proposed subdivision. The application shall be accompanied by a letter signed by the owner or ownei of the property included within such subdivision requesting a waiver and a reproducible map of the property prepared by a land surveyor licensed in the State of Colorado. The Commission may recommend such waiver if it determines that such subdivi- sion will be adequately served by existing streets and roads and presents no problems related to the intensive use of the land or provision of utilities to serve the land. The Commission shall. forward its recommendation to the Board, which may grant such waiver based upon its review of the recommendation of the Commission, i waiver shall be effective until the map containing the statement of waiver has been signed by the Chairman of the Commission and Board respectively, No waiver shall be granted for a Category I subdivision. No waiver shall be granted as to a Category II Subdivision where the property subdivided is it eluded within a common tract, part of which has already been subdivided. The map shall be drawn in a legible fashion at a scale of not more than 300 feet to the inch and shall include a legal description of the property, bearings and distances on all lot lines and a tie to the nearest permanent land survey monument. Said map shall include a statement of waiver from sub- division regulation provisions for signature by the chairman of the Commis- sion and the chairman of the Board, It L m CCaloa ^lhreo - Prolipinnruhvla4ova Glut 14,:; snbdividor shall file With ttO Cor 1'Assioaa o1 sc oo a'a3 cf tt ��1 - -` s✓ 1 subdivision plat along with t*.ro copies of tho oupporti �1q_Ifos ^^tion r le a -s horoin. The preliminary plat and supporting info tion oho"ad h;, filed -at, least 45 days prior to the date of dosirl final plat approval. 1. The following information and forst is required of t¢a prolini:,a J Platt a) Flame of the proposed subdivision which shall bo diffezc-nt = teat of any existing subdivision previously recorded in Uar e COUMty. b) The name and address of the record cwn6r or onnors, the oublAvider o and the person or firm preparing the preliminary plat. c) The names and addresses of tha cr=rs of lard icm-diatolyq adjoi---tr,? the area to be platted. d) The total acreage of land to be subdivided and acmago intcrdcd For each type of usage. e) Proposed terms of rosorvations or dedications of public sites for schools, parks, fire station sites, utility facilities or othor public build- . Ings. f) Brief description of proposed covenants. g) A plat of the proposed subdivision drawn to a scale suitable for conveying all information required heroin while Permitting the entiro arc proposed for preliminary Plat approval to be shown on ono sheet. 1) The plat shall include a north arrow, graphic scale and date. 2) The plat shall show boundary lines with bearings and divta;.occ, plus a property description of the tract proposed for subdivision. 3) The departing property linos and owners of record of all pr - eels adjoining the proposed subdivision, including parcols sopanatcd thorc- from only by a public right-of-way, shall be shown. 4) Within the proposed subdivision, the street layout, lot 1Lyout, and existing or proposed easements for drainage, other access or utilities shall be shown drawn to scale and dimensioned to the nearest foot. Standord lot setbacks or easements may be indicated by note only. 5) Street names and a lot and block numbering system snail bo she"an 6) Contours shall be shown at a fivo-foot interval unloos a raxd- mum ton -foot interval is approved in rugged areas. 2. The following information shall be submitted acconpanyirg the prO33-lAn- ary subdivision plate `La 4 3 c �F n 0�all r. `La 4 3 c a) Vicinity Skatch ALap. A vicinity sketch noroallY drawn at a scale of ono inch equals 500 feet, although if such maps are not available, a U.S. nolagical Survey gip, 1124,000 scale may be accepted. The viainitY sketch ° abutting subdivisions, the locations of should shorn trot lines of all Pro - streets and highways within an area of apProximatoly oma -half mile of the pro- ° posed subdivision tract; the location of all adjacent utility systems within an approximate half -mile arca minimums the natural drainage courses for strcans floairg through the proposed subdivision with the limits of tributary areas shown where this is reasonable. b) '-inter SupPly. If a central water supply and distribution system is description of the system shall be shown on a Plat `„o be c_-o^aidad, a general supplemental to the preliminary Plat, 1) The nature of the legal entity which will own and operate the water system shat be described. , 2) If connection is to be made to an existing water system, in- ; formation on the existing system shall be provided. 3) If it is intended that individual water systems will be Pro- vided by lot owners, a report indicating the av'ailahility of ample ground water at ±�;asun'b:a dept:;s shall be provided. c) Sanitary Sewage Disposal. If a central sanitary sewage system is to be provided, a general description of the collection system and treatment a plat supplemental to the preliminary plat. facilities shall be shown on 1) the legal entity which will own and operate the The nature of c sewer system shall be described. 2) If connection is to be made to an existing sewer system, infor- mation on the existing system shall be provided. 3) If it is intended that sanitary sewage disposal will be aecom- y Dh shed by individual lot owners, the results of soil percolation tests and data where applicable s'nall be furnished. Locatio maximum ground water level of Percolation tests shall be indicated on the plat, The percolation tests shall be performed and signed by a registered engineer, geologist or sanitar- ion qualified to do this work. The number and locations of tests shall be as uirements of the County Health officer and the Colorado necessary to meet req0 h, '+ater Pollution Control. Commission. Department o£ Fiblc Healt d) Drainage Study. A drainage study shall be furnished. All existing water courses shall be shown; limits of tributary areas inhere practical shall be shown and computations of expected tributary flows shall be made and the -5- y' II r fr -- - Ir _ i --------------- 0 a 0 a) Vicinity Skatch ALap. A vicinity sketch noroallY drawn at a scale of ono inch equals 500 feet, although if such maps are not available, a U.S. nolagical Survey gip, 1124,000 scale may be accepted. The viainitY sketch ° abutting subdivisions, the locations of should shorn trot lines of all Pro - streets and highways within an area of apProximatoly oma -half mile of the pro- ° posed subdivision tract; the location of all adjacent utility systems within an approximate half -mile arca minimums the natural drainage courses for strcans floairg through the proposed subdivision with the limits of tributary areas shown where this is reasonable. b) '-inter SupPly. If a central water supply and distribution system is description of the system shall be shown on a Plat `„o be c_-o^aidad, a general supplemental to the preliminary Plat, 1) The nature of the legal entity which will own and operate the water system shat be described. , 2) If connection is to be made to an existing water system, in- ; formation on the existing system shall be provided. 3) If it is intended that individual water systems will be Pro- vided by lot owners, a report indicating the av'ailahility of ample ground water at ±�;asun'b:a dept:;s shall be provided. c) Sanitary Sewage Disposal. If a central sanitary sewage system is to be provided, a general description of the collection system and treatment a plat supplemental to the preliminary plat. facilities shall be shown on 1) the legal entity which will own and operate the The nature of c sewer system shall be described. 2) If connection is to be made to an existing sewer system, infor- mation on the existing system shall be provided. 3) If it is intended that sanitary sewage disposal will be aecom- y Dh shed by individual lot owners, the results of soil percolation tests and data where applicable s'nall be furnished. Locatio maximum ground water level of Percolation tests shall be indicated on the plat, The percolation tests shall be performed and signed by a registered engineer, geologist or sanitar- ion qualified to do this work. The number and locations of tests shall be as uirements of the County Health officer and the Colorado necessary to meet req0 h, '+ater Pollution Control. Commission. Department o£ Fiblc Healt d) Drainage Study. A drainage study shall be furnished. All existing water courses shall be shown; limits of tributary areas inhere practical shall be shown and computations of expected tributary flows shall be made and the -5- y' II r fr -- - Ir _ i --------------- °Op a „ n ° j7., „ r u i r 00 go o ❑ °Lii g .p.. r c" =� of all proposed culverts, bridges and ditches, channels and easements shall be �¢ % o 0 shown. The drainage study shall be performed and Signed by an engineer reg- 0 p Y 7 o' a e) Street F•ofiles, Centerline profiles of streets and roads shall bo .1777T L et r L o to the prescribed standards using the street system proposed. Typical sections T p of streets and roads and general paving specifications shall be furnished, - - f) Underground 'airing. If underground distribution of eloetrlcal power = df or communications lines are proposed, a description of the system or systems e p shall be shown on a plat supplementary to the preliminary plat. The subdi- .--,_ - = vider shall present written evidence that the utilities companies involved r r AN O g�ypp'a a (11 � u a p o gip...0 ..o Q 'R D c L o'Q e � op r � e'° ❑ of all proposed culverts, bridges and ditches, channels and easements shall be �¢ % o II shown. The drainage study shall be performed and Signed by an engineer reg- 0 p T J. '_� 7 o' a e) Street F•ofiles, Centerline profiles of streets and roads shall bo .1777T L et r L o to the prescribed standards using the street system proposed. Typical sections T ¢� _ = of streets and roads and general paving specifications shall be furnished, - - f) Underground 'airing. If underground distribution of eloetrlcal power = or communications lines are proposed, a description of the system or systems shall be shown on a plat supplementary to the preliminary plat. The subdi- .--,_ - = vider shall present written evidence that the utilities companies involved r r p ti e L o'Q e � op r � e'° ❑ of all proposed culverts, bridges and ditches, channels and easements shall be �¢ % o II shown. The drainage study shall be performed and Signed by an engineer reg- 7 o' a e) Street F•ofiles, Centerline profiles of streets and roads shall bo .1777T L et r L p ti e L o'Q e � op r � e'° ❑ of all proposed culverts, bridges and ditches, channels and easements shall be �¢ % o shown. The drainage study shall be performed and Signed by an engineer reg- p ti e results indicated. Design of drainage facilities shall be such as to prevent o'Q e � op major damage or flooding of residences in a 25 -year stern, Location and si:,ot � e'° ❑ of all proposed culverts, bridges and ditches, channels and easements shall be �¢ % o shown. The drainage study shall be performed and Signed by an engineer reg- istered in the State of Colorado. o' a e) Street F•ofiles, Centerline profiles of streets and roads shall bo plotted with sufficient accuracy to insure that street designs will conform o to the prescribed standards using the street system proposed. Typical sections T ¢� _ = of streets and roads and general paving specifications shall be furnished, - - f) Underground 'airing. If underground distribution of eloetrlcal power = or communications lines are proposed, a description of the system or systems shall be shown on a plat supplementary to the preliminary plat. The subdi- .--,_ - = vider shall present written evidence that the utilities companies involved have been advised of the proposed system and that an agreement as to its do - sign has been reached. g) Physical Informat4.on. Geological, soil and vegetation charactoria- tics of the land proposed for subdivision shall be investigated and shown on a plat supplemental to the preliminary plat accompanied by reports as necessary for complete description of existing conditions. 1) The Bedrock Lithology and the stratigraphy of overlaying uncon- solidatod materials shall be generally described and/or illustrated in suffi- cient detail to'indicate any potential development problems resulting from ground water, subsidence, instability in road excavations and fills, oxpansivo soils, drainage, structural bearing strength for building foundations, etc, 2) Plant associations including a description of adapted materials shall be mapped and described following practices of the U.S. Soil Consorvatio., Service, Hajor tree masses shall be shcwn on the plat. 3) Surface soil conditions shall be (napped and described following practices of the U.S. Soil Conservation Service, Any potential problems such as stability or drainage shall be noted, D. Step ?our - rlannirc. Commission Action -on Preliminary Subdivision Mt. After receiving the pre]imtns ^/ subdivision plat and supporting informaatinn, the Commission shall be responsible for referring the information to appropri- ate County and other governmental agencies for their review as required, rhe Commission and/or its representatives shall proceed with their review of the subdivision to determine if the proposed subdivision represents good planning and if it conforms to the design standards specified heroin. -6- 0 7 T 7 t 341 N� Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day_ -November ___term 19___._ __December__6, 1971_._ REGULAR MEETING F Present: Daniel F. Koprinikar, Chairman Claude L. Gerard, Commissioner Arnold E. Marks, Commissioner Hugh Warder, Acting County Attorney Maxwell R. Barz, Clerk to Board Minutes of the last regular and special meetings were read and approved as read. The following bills were examined and approved and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for same in full payment thereof. COUNTY GENERAL FUND Colorado IlSformation County Clerk County Clerk County Clerk County Clerk Crown Lodge # 146 Maxwell R. Barz Colorado River Valley Resources & Dev. Council Garfield County Abstract Co. Eagle Valley Enterprise Eagle Valley Enterprise A. -B. Dick Company 3 M Business Products Center Hometown Supply Company Wilson's Radio -TV & Appliance eagle Pharmacy Stanley's Cash Store Out West Commercial & County Printers C. F. Hoeckel Blank Book & Lith. Co. Independent Lumber Co. Cope Office Supply Co. CopePffoce Supply Regents of the University of California Mrs. B. Webb Erik Edeen Bernice G. Webb, Sec. Dotsero Block Inc. Holy Cross Electric Association baky Mountain -Natural Gas -Co. Colorado Sheriff's 7 Peace Officers Assn. West Publishing Company Basalt Drug George F. Cake Badger Shirt Co. Joe Alperts Police Chief's & Sheriff's Inf. Bureau fail Medical Professional Corp. Vail Medical Professional Corp. Doris Carter Doris Carter Thomas I. Steinberg, M.D. Dennis J. Seitz Mountain Bell Mountain Bell Eagle.Valley Telephone Co. Suburban Gas of Eagle Jerry Brown Jerry Brown Eldorado Engineering Co. Lease Finance Inc. Lease Finance Inc. Addressograph Multigraph Corp. Ernest (Doc) Walcher Janice E. Cetera J. Robert Zettl Sheriff of County of Denver Minturn Volunteer Fire Dept. Town of Basalt Eagle Volunteer Fire Dept. American Legion Aux Unit # 194 Pitney Bowes Life Time Fence Company subscription & service 371.50 postage & title 1,501.50 supplies 9.00 Postage - Sanitarian 1.20 envelopes -Sanitarian 46.45 rent 20.00 inner-com system 20.95 expense payment for 1971 20.00 xerox copies 47.70 publication & supplies 272.32 publication delinquent tax list 890.90 supplies 16.60 supplies 24.53 supplies 33.35 merchandise & labor 18.00 supplies 7.77 supplies 23.21 supplies 17.30 supplies 26.10 supplies 10.28 supplies 50.00 supplies & service 55.94 Serl Report No 67-11 2.00 glass desk top 22.50 floor tile 30.90 box rent 2.92 cinder blocks 3.90 service 255.45 service -221.85 dues 10.00 book 37.50 office supplies 3.70 badges 62.83 uniform shirts 32.90 uniform coats 144.00 Police Chief's & Sheriff's Directory 12.50 coroner charge 6.00 phone call 3.00 prisoner's board 153.75 jail laundry 13.95 telephone call 2.00 expenses 4.24 services 39.07 service 17.55 service 510.23 gas for dump site 14.08 planning services 11800.00 planning services 1,120.00 planning commission 146.50 lease # 15199-3-graphotype 106.40 lease # 900 addressograph 112.12 ribbon 34.70 witness fee 7.00 witness fee 7.00 expert witness fee 46.00 service on subpoena 2.64 storage for fire truck 75.00 SheriffOffice rent 37.50 garage rent 75.00 rent of office 50.00 postage service 30.69 fence 88.08 Total.............................................................................................$ 8,830.05 Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co. Eagle County Clerk Eagle County Clerk Eagle Valley Telephone Co. Holy Cross Electric Association Inc. Public Service Co. of Colorado Yampa Valley Electric Assn Inc. Joe Phillips Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co. Inc. Eldorado Engineering Co. Boyles Bros. Drilling Co. Mick's 66 Service ROAD & BRIDGE FUND group insurance 117.18 money advanced 7.01 money advanced 11.55 service 58.26 services 106.78 services 1.15 services 49.66 janitor services 37.50 services 88.76 services 1,257.00 services 852.00 services 2.25 34- Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners---day----term 19- Conoco Oil Co. Continental Oil Company Standard Oil Co. Transport Clearings of Colo. Inc. Gay Johnson's Inc. American Coleman Co. Eagle Auto Parts Bruce Balkwill Rifle Radiator Basalt Sanitation District Rifle Radiator Allen Agency Holy Cross Auto Service Bruce Blake Downing Supply Co. The Independent Lumber Co. High Country Lumber Co. Hometown Supply Co. Revier Equipment Co. Wilsons Radio -TV & Appl. Basalt Texaco McCoy Co. McCoy Company Mivards 66 The Independent Lumber Co. United States Welding Zep Manufacturing Co. Th6 Jim Fuoco'Motor Co: Holland Auto Parts Inc. Maddonald Equipment Co. Ross Beardon J & J Meeney Grants Pumice Doinid F. Snyder Homeward Bound Inc. James A. Reinecke Jr. Const. Co. Wheeling Corrugating Co. Town 'of Vail Warren Bros. H. W. Moore Equipment Company Jadobs Equipment Co. McCoy Company 19 gasoline 7.77 fuel 8.15 fuel 946.28 freight 8,75 tire recaping_ 854.38 parts 152.32 parts & tires 937.93 repairs 22.00 repairs 27.50 sewer service 6.80 repairs 14.00 insurance 141.00 rent & supplies 20,00 supplies 5.95 supplies 718.71 supplies 132.52 supplies 3.20 supplies 11.84 supplies 126.27 supplies 3.40 supplies 7,40 supplies 37,44 supplies 133.94 supplies 1.50 supplies 80.06 supplies 4.96 supplies 96.35 parts & repairs 459.83 parts 430.08 parts 94.19 coal 177.90 stoker coeil 100.70 Cinders 84.00 hauling gravel 168,00 gravel 6,417.25 grading and roadbase 860,00 pipe 205.00 allocation for R & B Fund per SL. 766.55 construction New Dump at Red Cliff 1,529.50 Final Payment on Hot Oil Heater 1,510.28 sand spreader 819.00 caterpillar # 12 Motor Grader 41,520.70 Total ............................ .. ....................................... ................$62,242.50 �ordon Kashner a farand was hirgd to intt thg iiAerior of,th@ Courthouse, hh s bid being at $3.00 per our plus necessary material and paint. �ie Commissioners advised Mr. Kashner tat he may §tart as soon as he wishes. The matter of the application for liquor license of Harley A. Moore, doing business as Basalt West Trading Post, having been set for this date and time (1:30 P.M.) and the petitioner appearing in person and no one appearing in person or by mail to contest the application; Whereupon the Chairman requested of the Acting County Attorney, Hugh Warder, that he proceed with the hearing. Thereupon Mr. Warder made inquiry of the petitioner, the Commissioner posting the location and the Clerk to the Board as to those requirements pertaining to each in such bearings and asked that the re- cord show that proper publication had been made. It therefore appearing that all requirements had been complied with, except that findings on the firige'rprints taken have not yet been returned, Mr. Warder,recommended that the Commissioners approve the application subject to there being no felony record shown by the pending fingerprint report. The Chairman then called for the motion as stated, which was duly made by Claude L. Gerard and seconded by Arnold E. Marks, then declared unanimous by the Chairman. Gerome Gamba, E1 Dorado Engineering, appeared and reported on the condition of the Avon bridge and especially the abutments, which were drilled and tested for stress and found to be in exceptional condition. Whereupon, Arnold E. Marks moved that a new bridge be built using prestressed concrete for the structure and using the present abutments. Said motion was seconded by Claude L. Gerard and declared unanimous by the Chairman. Gerome Gamba to set up bid document on the new bridge and he and the County Attorney to prepare bids for demolishing the old bridge. Cost of the new bridge was estimated at$98,000.00 Bill Nottingham, Willis Nottingham,and Arnold Nottingham appeared and requested that the bridge be a single lane bridge. After some discussion, those named agreed with the Commissioners on a double land bridge and it was agreed that something would be worked out using tubes and fill for a temporary crossing of the river. John Ellen, Elmer and Virginia Ottens and Doris Winters all of the upper valley appeared and thanked the Commissioners for the seervice with the County grader and sanding at Gilman and also requested ......... that the grader make a second trip into Gilman in the afternoon if it snows or gets .i.cy. Clair Bertroch appeared and tendered a petition on behalf of Robert T. and Diane J. Lazier, Vial, Colorado, for a refund of 1970 tax; Whereupon the Commissioners, being fully advised in the matter, concurred in the recommendation of the Assessor and allowed th4 refund on an assessed valuation of $4800.00 on personal property, amounting to a refund of $440.01 in taxes. Following these minutes are copies of contracts with the Colorado Depart- ment of Health covering health nurses services and the Sanitarians services. Also following these minutes are resolutions on the allocation of funds disbursed by the Depart- ment of Agriculture to Eagle County on forest land usage and o There being no further business to come before the Board t this time, it was moved and seconded to adjowF{� };ntlil th nelct regular meetingunless sooner called b e Ch hof p Attest l 1V Fi oILLA. Y �v�u �l Y OJ �wNA kid idi),Ai r Agreement G 88-22-2 ,Cl? 4 - CONTRACT FOR LOCAL IlhlLTff SERVICES T� a . This jcgrjdi&� made this 22nd day of July 19 71 , by and between ^_ the State of Colorado for the use and benefit of the Department of liealth, hereinafter hereinafter , .� referred to as the "State", and EAGLE COUNTY — referred to as the " COUNTY WHEREAS, the State in order to carry out its lawful powers, duties and functions pursuant to Article 1, Chapter 66, C.R.S., 1963, has determined that the services of two Public liealth Nurses are required in Eagle County and the County is able to provide community nursing services including maternal -and. child health services as described in the MCR and CC Plan.. F_ NGH TMERLFORE, in consideration of the sum not to exceed $ 4,660.00 to be paid by the State to the County from Account No. 1-5213-21, the parties hereto mutually agree as follows: a) The term of this contract shall be from July 1, 1971 , to and including June 30, 1972 b) Prior to employment of a nurse the County must submit the Applicatior for Employment to the Nursing Section, State, for review and approval, bast upon Reco^wended personnel Standards. On or after the date of this contract the County will employ only nurses a+l:o are so approved. c) The Stale will continue payment for nursing personnel only so long as the nurse renders acceptable services. The 7iursing Supervisor assigned by the Nursing Section of the State shall have the authority for nursing admin- istration, supervision, and ocriodic evaluation of the quality and quantity of service based on Minimum Standards for Community 'nursing Services. d) Reinbursement will be made quarterly, based on a sum equal to ane -third of the salary and one-third of the retirement and/or Social Security, cdntri- bution paid by the County for two public Health Purses. Payment will be made upon receipt of affidavits of expenditures which are to be submitted quarterly in duplicate on forms supplied by the State. e) This conti:act shall not be deemed valid until it shall have been approved by the State Controller or such assistant as he may designate. f.) This contract may be cancelled and terminated by either party hereto, but that the party desiring to terminate or cancel must' give written notice of its intentionthirty_(30) days prior to the date of cancellation. v° - t•.j" .+ ti IQi 4iy fI I ,I. � � �;I S• y y i tYYy - � l� �3� n i���.• 7=r t r _ - t•.j" .+ ti IQi - y Fin:naaciol oblip,ationo bf the State of Colorado payable after the current fiocal s _i -_' r41`< a - wise moo e available. S L — IN 'T7.VNzSS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have eacecuted this contract on the day and - •r Page 2. — 8. year ftrnt above written. BOARD 07 VCJWY CC}'�SSSIONERS EAGLE COUNTY DIVISION OF PURCiL1SING Mr. Louis S. Middlemist, Director APPROVED AS TO FORM Duke W. Dunbar, Attorney General APPROVAL 7 STATE OF COLORADO, BY AND THROUGH THE DEPARIZUEN'T OF HEALTH I R. L. Cleere, M,D., M. P. if. Executive Director Mrs. Bernice di Sessa, Chief Nursing Section DIVISION OF ACCoupus A:.D CONTROL Herbert R. Dunham, State Controller GOVERNOR, STATE OF COLORADO John A. Love, Governor The orininae and two c antrae h-,ve b-, r" sit -,n" d by "0 s*ate o#6icia9s reeyu;red by taw to apprp contracts6 = i. - t•.j" .+ ti IQi - y Fin:naaciol oblip,ationo bf the State of Colorado payable after the current fiocal s _i -_' r41`< year are contingent upon funds for that purpose being appropriated, budgeted azd oth-_r- wise moo e available. — IN 'T7.VNzSS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have eacecuted this contract on the day and year ftrnt above written. BOARD 07 VCJWY CC}'�SSSIONERS EAGLE COUNTY DIVISION OF PURCiL1SING Mr. Louis S. Middlemist, Director APPROVED AS TO FORM Duke W. Dunbar, Attorney General APPROVAL 7 STATE OF COLORADO, BY AND THROUGH THE DEPARIZUEN'T OF HEALTH I R. L. Cleere, M,D., M. P. if. Executive Director Mrs. Bernice di Sessa, Chief Nursing Section DIVISION OF ACCoupus A:.D CONTROL Herbert R. Dunham, State Controller GOVERNOR, STATE OF COLORADO John A. Love, Governor The orininae and two c antrae h-,ve b-, r" sit -,n" d by "0 s*ate o#6icia9s reeyu;red by taw to apprp contracts6 = i. - t•.j" .+ ti IQi - y year ftrnt above written. BOARD 07 VCJWY CC}'�SSSIONERS EAGLE COUNTY DIVISION OF PURCiL1SING Mr. Louis S. Middlemist, Director APPROVED AS TO FORM Duke W. Dunbar, Attorney General APPROVAL 7 STATE OF COLORADO, BY AND THROUGH THE DEPARIZUEN'T OF HEALTH I R. L. Cleere, M,D., M. P. if. Executive Director Mrs. Bernice di Sessa, Chief Nursing Section DIVISION OF ACCoupus A:.D CONTROL Herbert R. Dunham, State Controller GOVERNOR, STATE OF COLORADO John A. Love, Governor The orininae and two c antrae h-,ve b-, r" sit -,n" d by "0 s*ate o#6icia9s reeyu;red by taw to apprp contracts6 = i. 1- JEW IQi e+y n u is i of - 4 0 • 61 i G 77, Agreement 1108-63--' A G R E E M E N T THIS ACPEINENT made this 26th day of August , 19 71 , by and hol-W-0n the Slate of Colorado for the use and benefit of Lhe Dcparrmcnt of Health, herein- after referred to as Lhe "SLater' and ®EAGLE COUNT -f hereinafter referred to a. Lhc " County " IN CO':SIDEIATION of th0 sum of $ 3,465.00 to be pain L0 the -County-- by the State as her.in prov-V00, the _County aprec: to emplo. a full fire" qutalifred Pua1;1. .cchD. S'IaitJraa Lo pnrfcnat sauiLatiu❑ "otic- fuc tllO cahic'. rhr:.I1 be 'in;stercr t,y the County ua er Lhc ld =, r1,1eS a:.,d re -'u- lations of Oki Stage and iia to f;, ArLicla 3, CES, 1962, as ar+udrd, and in a "cord r„ ce wlzh tl'is Per,_c.-L.- fall"+.+r: a) Tie tc•lzl 'ct.nt of funis t:.z'c:, ray D•.r 0h1+laLtd u•cder t-hirnfrrnen>uL shall c:r[. c'c•cc. $ 3,4.65.00 __ I,:,yai,:c• :ru• Accc,-mt b) Me te:.�.•. or L;i;.s a;,:•L-_Cnt st.a11 he from Ju�_l)(71^_ through June 30, 1972 _ C) Rei^S- r.a . -aill 1.e •^?-Jc t '. c.hl-, ba -4 o -r e Scar• e.turl to onc-r'h rd of the s.., a: ' :-.;-thixJ nt t a <•L r• •. ., i enci,j ,ecit c•�ntriSutica paid k• .}:. Cnrmtl_-- f0= One_ .ts� F; �,t.: 5�:?i L. rr;on rectieL u° tf;.. if t.Aifut_� 1117'cL a -e to 11 +c,Lt" cd nwnthly it duplic +e ici. .[..�µt,e' �•, �I ....rc.. :) 1 - r,t L'. County ,,,ill r•r,pla' c Trot an �d . ct_ tFt d.'v 0f Lire- ..� .. � 5 only .0::i'�vrir... :;� m, Li- tha ::iuirt.i.. Dr; t'r:: SCal y. e) T^itint:_ i' chall h.'rvc been :.;,proved by tl'- Sutc Co:urollc•r %.t Snch asci:,,an: es ho MAY dewiguatC. f) Thnt L^r;_:. - A may be caneellc arl tcroirotc•d by ether party horc�l:.0 utter, giv:.^ tLe ot;t•.r party e.rittcn nn;i"^ of snclr intention at lessL thirty (:J) days prior t0 the d.tLe 0" LOM -011. Hot— Amounts payable her --•odor afrer the curr:rt f caD -,env, are contingent upon funds fur that putporc he i;; approort.rcc.l, budpgccr and made nvni.lable. 7 =AA -47 t p. 1 it r., n i �i IN i ITNESS' 1.11£10,01%, the parties hereto b -Iva executed this agxea:-:tact om the dad and year first above written. SOAPJI OF COUNTY CO}GfISSIOXERS EAGLE COUNTY Chairman s—��- Director, Division of Pw cilnsing APPROVED AS TO FOM -I: Attorney General APPROM STATE OF COLOMBO, BY A:,`D eIRM C — DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH 7 F R Clecrr , :LD , i'. P.H. Eaecut,ive Wrector of Mn1th 0. 8. 1 it.. l Chic" mi It 'octl eii, Drug State Ccntroller� Go-iernor, State Of Colorado 1 AA v T �_ X11 _ •�� ��_ APPROM STATE OF COLOMBO, BY A:,`D eIRM C — DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH 7 F R Clecrr , :LD , i'. P.H. Eaecut,ive Wrector of Mn1th 0. 8. 1 it.. l Chic" mi It 'octl eii, Drug State Ccntroller� Go-iernor, State Of Colorado 1 AA a M v L Is IT a ter= ja a M mil ® J- A � _ q G �3 L rt d _• ;si-i r i r . . A--.- 7131MV-1 NEW u`. _1 n v L mil ® J- A � _ q G �3 L rt d _• ;si-i r i r . . A--.- 7131MV-1 NEW u`. _1 n rt d _• ;si-i r i r . . A--.- 7131MV-1 NEW u`. _1 n T. 't 343 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners -day December __term 19___ _1?fmcember 27._193_ _ 4 SPECIAL MEETING Daniel F. Koprinikar, Chairman A. E. Marks, Commissioner Claude L. Gerard, Commissioner Hugh Warder, Acting Co. Attorney Maxwell R. Barz, Clerk to Board The following bills were examined and approved and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for same in full payment thereof. County General Fund Erik W. Edeen, Sanitarian mileage (November) Daniel F. Koprinikar, Commissioner salary Daniel F. Koprinikar mileage & exp. Claude L. Gerard, Commissioner salary Claude L. Gerard mileage & exp. Arnold E. Marks, Commissioner salary Arnold E. Marks mileage & exp. Maxwell R. Barz, County Clerk salary Starr Doll, Dep. Co. Clerk salary Gussie Baker, Dep. Co. Clerk salary Lena Marie Yost, Dep. Co. Clerk salary Eleanor Bindley, Dep. Co. Clerk salary Eva.Luby, Clerical Hire salary Margaret Davenport, Clerical Hire salary Hubert N. Peterson, Co. Treasurer salary Dessie D. Mathews, Dep. Co. Treat. salary Bobby Peterson, Dep. Co. Tress. salary. Clair Bertrodh, Co. Assessor salary Clair Bertroch,,)Vojj�/.. ... ..,• mileage Clair Bertroch mileage & exp. Vincent Eichler, Dep., Co. Assessor salary Vincent Eichler mileage Vincent Eichler mileage & exp. Ella Bindley, Dep. Co. Assessor salary Karleen Bonaly, Clerical Hire salary Hugh R. Warder, Acting Co. Atty. salary Beverly Cantrell, Sheriff's Secy salary Doris Carter salary Roland L. Gerard, Janitor, Co. Court salary Donna Deane, Chief Accounting Officer salary John Healy, District Attorney salary Hohn Healy exp. Arlys H. Ward, Secy. D. A. Office salary Dennis J. Seitz, Asst Dist. Atty. salary Dennis J. Seitz exp. Karol L. Parlin, Secy. Asst Dist. Atty. salary Hugh R. Warder fees Cosgriff & Dunn fees Beverly Cantrell, Secy. Bo. Atty salary Henry Rey, Sanitary Landfill salary Jerry Conder, Sanitary Landfill salary James H. Seabry, County Sheriff salary James H. Seabry mileage James H. Seabry expenses Richard D. Cantrell, Undersheriff salary Richard Cantrell mileage George Miller, Dep. Sheriff salary Georg4 Miller, Mileage mileage Charles W. Davis, Dep. Sheriff salary Charles W. Davis mileage Bill Coffey, County Extension Agent salary Eileen Randall, Sec. Co. Ext. Agent salary Maxwell R. Barz, Veteran's Officer salary Margie Gates, R. N., Public Health Nurse salary Hester Bertroch, Sec. P.H.N. salary M. Jacobsgaard, P. H. N. salary S. Douglas McLaughlin, Dep. D. A. salary Kathleen M. Yantzer, Sec. Dep. D. A. salary Erik W. Edeen, Sanitarian salary Bernice G. Webb, Sec. Sanitarian salary Barbara Rowe, Nurse salary T. I. Steinberg, M.D., Public Health Officer salary Thomas I. Steinberg, M.D. B.A. Joe Alparts, jacket Norm Seager, Reporter Eagle District Court Gordon Kashner painting Dan M. Handy & Associates preparation of 1972 budget David A. Hoza parttime Anthony Hoza part time George F. Cake supplies Colorado Hospital Service group insurance County Treasurer OASI 214.50 275.00 8.80 427.08 15.45 275.00 11.00 604.17 450.00 450.00 450.00 450.00 200.00 420.00 604.17 450.00 450.00 604.17 ... 12.00 83.57 450.00 25.00 26.00 450.00 425.00 250.00 35.00 450.00 40.00 437.50 140.00 87.49 132.31 218.75 16.42 1119:00 15.00 69.50 56.40 270.00 470.00 687.50 102.40 57.35 500.00 117.50 475.00 111.90 237.50 98.70 174.63 410.00 100.00 550.00 220.00 500.00 350.00 180.00 750.00 147.49 420.00 250.00 10.00 32.50 294.30 101.70 840.00 5.00 5.00 88.77 923.55 774.18 Total................................................................................... .....$ 19,911.69 ,344 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners_ day—_term 19— _ 19 ROAD & BRIDGE FUND Daniel F. Koprinikar, County Commissioner mileage 57,02 Arnold Marks, County Commissioner mileage 48.50 Claude Gerard, County Commissioner mileage 56.95 Bernard B. Ginther, Road Supervisor salary & expenses 600.00 Garland Berbroch, Bridge Foreman salary 475.00 Joe Carter, Operator salary 475.00 Doanld Grant, Operator salary 475,00 John W. Hill, Operator salary 475.00 Jess Pettit, Shovel Operator salary 475.00 Joe Phillips, Shop Foreman salary 475.00 Louie Rimbert, Tpyetor Operator salary 47VOO Jim Southerland, Mechanic sala$y 475.00 James E. Watson, Operator salary 475.00 Francis D. Daugherty, Truck Driver salary 450,00 Cleaburn J. Gordon, Truck Driver salary 45000 Glen Kittle, Truck Driver salary 450.0 Marvin Borah, Road Overseer salary & expenses 525.00 Samuel Carter, Road Overseer salary & expenses 525.00 Ernest Cock, Road Overseer salary & expenses 525.00 Wren Eaton, Road Overseer salary & expenses 525.00 Vernon Eiswerth, Road Overseer sal%ry & expenses 525.00 A. H. Hoyt, Road Overseer salary & expenses 525.00 Joseph A. Skiles, Road Overseer salary & expenses 525,00 Walter F. Owen, Road Overseer salary & expenses 525.00 Walter J. Owen, Road Overseer salary & expenses 525.00 A. C. Gordon, Laborer salary 60,L00 Colorado Blue Cross & Blue Shield group insurance 697.15 County Treasurer O.A.S.I. 545.22 Total.............................................................................................$ 12,414.84 John Benton and Bill Stephens appeared and cautioned the CommissionerVagainst proceeding too fast in classifying lands under zoning of county and the Commissioners being fully advised in the matter thanked Mr.,Benton and Mr. Stephens forttheir interest and invited them to attend Planning Commission meetings. A Federal Excise Tax Exemption Certificate was received by the Commissioners for signature by the Chairman and to be returned to American Oil Company, Salt Lake City, Utah. The Commissioners approved and signed a resolution directing the County Treasurer of Eagle County to apportion and credit certain monies received by the County of Eagle to the General School Fund and.to the General Road Fund. The Clerk was directed to deliver a certified copy of the resolution to the County Treasurer of Eagle Bounty as his authority in the premises. A copy of said resolution appears hereafter. There being nothing further to come before the Board at this time, it was moved and seconded to adjourn until the next regular meeting unless sooner called by the Chairman. 1. Attest: Y 1W V i f yt y�J ! RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD'OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS } ¢ OF THE COUNTY OF EAGLE IN THE STATE OF COLORADO WHEREAS, The sum of Fifty-two and 50/100 Dollars ($52.50) has 1 been allocated and paid to the County of Eagle under and pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 100, Article 8, Section 2(a), Colorado y Revised Statutes 1963, and the sum of Twenty Thousand Six Hundred Seventy -Five and 32/100 Dollars ($20,675.32) has been allocated and { paid to it under and pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 112, Article 7, Section 9, Colorado Revised Statutes 1963. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED in accordance w:.th aforementioned Statutes, that the County Treasurer of Eagle County, Colorado, be, and he hereby is, directed to apportion and credit Twenty -Five percent. (25%) of aforementioned sum of $52.50 and Five percent. y L. I —__ (5%) of aforementioned sum of $20,675.32, to the General School 'i Fund, and to apportion and credit Seventy -Five percent. (75`7) of said sum of 552.50 and Ninety -Five percent. (95%) of said sum of $20,675.32 to the General Road Fund, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED That a certified copy of this Resolu- '1 tion be delivered to said County Treasurer as his authority in the �.. premises. READ, CONSIDERED, PASSED AND APPROVED at a regular meeting held this 27th day of December, 1971. _- THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS I - OF THE COUNTY OF EAGLE IN THE STATE COLORADO = T Chairman and Mem9er Mem er - - Mdember 31 /aTTEST: - ' _ - — �,llezY bg Ch Boarsd y IM WE ai r .. l _