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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1972 01-03 to 12-27y
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Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day__Dece#er _____term 19___Januar7_3 __ 19-n__
REGULAR MEETING
Present: Daniel F. Koprinikar, Chairman
Claude L. Gerard, Commissioner
Arnold E. Marks, Commissioner
Hugh Warded, 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 Clerk
Colorado Information
Sharon Bobson
State Comp. Insurance Fund
International Business Machine Corp.
Dorid;:Carter�,c?
Eldorado Engineering Company
Erik W. Edeen R.P.S.
S. Douglas.MCLaughlin
Vail Medical Prof Corp
Kier Laboratories Inc
Sheriff's Office
New England Business Service Inc
Mountain States Hardware & Imp. Co
Garfield Co Abstract Co
Colorado Assessor's Assoc
Minturn Cleaners
Bea Webb, Sec.
gocky Mtn. Nat Gas Co
Vail Clinic Inc
Lillian Dalton Sec
Frank Sanders
Eagle Vol Fire Dept
Town of Basalt
Town of Eagle
Eagle Sanitation District
Holy Cross Elec. Assoc.
Eagle Valley Enterprise
Eagle Valley Telephone Company
Mountain Bell
Doris Carter
Eagle Valley Enterprise
Mountain Bell
Lease Finance Inc
Lease Finance Inc
3M Business Products Sales Inc.
C. F. Hoeckel B. B. & Litho Co.
Out West Comm & Co. Printers Inc.
Out West Comm & Co. Printers Inc.
Eagle Pharmacy
Rope Office Supply
Independent Lumber Co.
Hometown Supply Co.
Sue Charles
David Richards
Jahn D. Crabbs
Ann Satterfield
Vickie Satterfield
Rutlzl,�s McIllnay
Charles Troxel
Allen Agency
CountylTreasurer
COUNTY GENERAL.FUND
Money advanced
1.70
Subscription and service
9.00
Sec. to Planning Comm.
42.00
Bal, on Workman's Comp. 1970 Policy# 534L5
:200.00
Supplies D.A.'s office
9.24
Prisoners board
215.00
Planning Commission
116.00
Mileage for Dec.
146.70
Phone expense Oct & Nov
25.37
Corner- Ralph Gill
6:00
B.A.Dale Weber
10':00
Service of subpoena
2.32
EnvelopesiDDA Office Inc. #11202712-3
6.40
Tractor and farm guide
5.00
Xerox copies
35.55
1972 Assoc dues for assessor
105.00
Uniform pants
127.50
Postage act
15.00
Gas service
178.52
Rent Dec.
100.00
Rent of office
50.00
Garage storage
75.00
Garage Pent
?5°00
Office rent
37.50
Water rent and trash removal
99:10
Sewer service
31.50
Elec service
245.69
Supplies and publications
436.64
Telephone service
19.21
Telephone service
8.75
Jail laundry
8.15
Tax Sale
8.96
Telephone Service
8.75
Addressograph
112.12
Graphotype lease #15199-3
106.40
maintenance
77.88
supplies
12.00
supplies
16.35
Tax notices & receipts
518.00
supplies
4.27
supplies
10.06
supplies
39.89
supplies
97.10
witness fee
7.00
witness fee
•7,00
witness fee
5.05
witness fee
5.05
witness fee
2.50
witness fee
7.45
witness fee
6.55
bonds
285.00
0 A S I
2.18
Total........................................................................................
Yampa Valley Electric Ass'n. Inc.
Holy Cross Electric Assoc. Inc.
Town of Eagle
Land Surveying
Bounty Clerk
County Clerk
Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co. Inc.
Eldorado Engineering Co.
Public Service Co. of Colorado
Joe Phillips
Eagle Valley Telephone Co.
Continental Oil Co.
Roy Peate
Standard Oil Co.
J. & J. Meeney
Gay Johnson's Inc
Holy Cross Auto Service
Hometown Supply Co.
The Fullwell Motor Products Co.
Macdonald Equipment Co.
J. & S. Contractors Supply Co.
Motors
ROAD & BRIDSE FUND
services
services
sewer, water & trash
services
money advanced
money advanced
services
Avon Bridge
services
Janitor service
services
fuel
fuel
fuel
stoker coal
tires
Rent & supplies
supplies
supplies
supplies
supplies
supplies
$ 4356.23
45.96
144.71
76.40
153.00
1.25
3.61
84.44
476.00
1.15
37.50
67.23
88.03
4.80
1974.44
135.29
76.41
162.15
23.23
57.61
20.38
562.20
11.00
Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners---day--term 19—
W. B. Surplus
Jacobs Equipment Co.
The Independent Lumber Co.
Bob's Repair Shop
Western Bearing Inc.
Eagle Auto Parts
Dick Wheeler Inc.
Holland &uto Parts Inc.
Jim Fuoco Motor Co;
Western Bridge & Supply Co.
Phoenix Mutual Life Ins. Co.
State Compensation Ins. Fund
Basalt Sanitation District
Town of Basalt
Homeward Bound Inc
Western Bridge & Supply Co.
Total... ............................
supplies
supplies
supplies
repairs and parts
parts
parts
parts
parts
parts
steel
Group Ins.
Workmans Compansation, 1970
sewer
-water
Road base
steel
(audit of 1969)
............................................................
19___
7.90
57.20
214,67
32.24
7.61
293.76
3.00
150.95
38.71
6399.60
117.18
301.00
20.40
9.00
1428.00
1941.35
$715077-05
Erik Edeen, County Sanitarian appeared and•made his monthly report on sanitary conditions around
the county.
Robert Riggle, Gilman, appeared and made verbal application for a new job opening, for which he
has particular experience, being an opening for Road and Bridge Job -cost and Warehouseman..
The Commissioners hired Mr. Riggle to fill the opening.
John Wix appeared and presented a map of Red -Table Acres subdivision for approval by the
Commissioners.
The map having -already been approved by the Eagle County Planning Commission, the County
approved said map which was duly signed by the Chairman.
Mr. Wix then took the map with him to have copies made before tendering for recording.
A Resolution was signed appointing Maxwell R. Barz as Commissioner of Deeds, as shown following.
Rob, Tim and Dave Garton appeared in response to request by the Commissioners pertaining to
maintenance of roads at Vail Intermountain Development Subdivision, it appearing that a car has been chained
to the bridge which prevents the County maintainer from doing an adequate job.
The Chairman also advised the Gabtons to obtain a permit for access to the State Highway.
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.
Chairman
Attest:
;Clerk to Bard.
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RESOLCTION
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RESOLCTION
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the Treasurer of said County of Eagle,
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PASSED, ADOPTED, AND APPROVED at a regular meeting held
this 3rd day of January, A. D. 1972.
THE
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COI'NTY
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CO!'NTY OF
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Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners —day ------term 19__ _sanuary sl_ -19-7.2_
SPECIAL 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 following bills were examined and approved and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds
for same in full payment thereof.
COUNTY GENERAL FUND
R & W Land Survey Co. Fair Ground Corner Setting 144.50
McLaughlin & Hart Legal Services 56.00
Mountain Bell telephone Service 30.58
3 M Company Dupli-printer lease, 1st qu. 318.06
Total............................................................................................. 549.14
Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co. Inc
Rev ier Equipment Company
American Oil Company
Rippy Construction Co.
Garfield Glass & Upholstering
McCoy Company
County General Fund
ROAD & BRIDGE FUND
service
40.69
supplies
52.69
fuel
5.07
Contract & Extra work
12928.00
supplies
7.50
supplies
2792.96
Faii Ground fence
88.08
Total............................................................................................. 15821.61
This being the second Tuesday of January, 1972, the morning of which was taken up by the payment of
bills remaining under the 1971 budget and upon reeconvening again at 1:00 P. M. Claude L. Gerard, Commissioner
began his one year term as Chairman of the Board.
Whereupon, the following appointments and designations for the ensuing year were made, to -wit:
Y County Health Officer Thomas I. Steinberg
County Attorney Hugh Warder
County Auditor Dan M. Handy C.P.A.
County Veterans Service Officer Maxwell R. Barz
Official Newspaper Eagle Valley Enterprise
Official Depositories First Bank of Eagle County and
_ The Bank of Vail
The Hourly wage of part time employees was increased from $2.50 to $2.60 per hour.
V Lin Hall appeared and inquired about the status of the Fair Ground lighting contract awarded to
George Smith.of Eagle, Colo. by the Colorado Department of Highways.
Pete Seibert, Chan Wheelin, Bob Parker, Jerry Brown and Rod Slifer appeared and showed map and
photographs of the proposed new ski area on the Beaver Creek drainage. He explained the plans of Vail
Associates to suggest the area as a"finished packages in time for the 1976 Winter Olympics at no cost to
the' State of Colorado or the County of Eagle and called upon the County Commissioners and Eagle County
Planning Commission, represented by Hubert N. Peterson, President, for cooperative planning because of•the
impact of such on the county.
'v Al Hills, correspondent for the "Vail Trail andtThe Eagle Valley Enterpriset', appeared and.in-
quired of Pete Siebert, the Commissioners and others about the necessary planning.
The Commissioners agreed to write letters to certain State Officials and Legislators.
Blake Lynch, Vail,Colorado, appeared and tendered a map of Bighorn Estates Resubdivision of Lots
10 and 11, for the Commissioners approval.
It appearing that The Eagle County Planning Commission having signedlthermap signifying their
approval, the Commissioners also approved the map pending signature of the petitioners attorney, at which
time the Xhairmanner will also sign the map and it will then be recorded in the County Clerk's Office.
There being no further business to come before the $oard, it was moved and seconded to adjourn until
the next regular meeting unless sooner called by the Chairman.
Clerk to Board.
Chairman,a.t ia9. term
J
Ch firman, 9 term
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Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners-day-----januAry_-_term 19- January 25,-__1972
SPECIAL MEETING
Present: Claude L. Gerard, Chairman
Arnold E. Marks Commissioner
Daniel F. Kobrinikar, Commissioner
The following bills were examined and approved and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for
same in full payment thereof.
Postmaster, Eagle
State Compensation Ins. Fund
Claude L. Gerard, Commissioner
Claude L. Gerard
Daniel F. Koprinikar, Commissioner
Daniel F. Hoprinikar
Arnold E. Marks, Commissioner
Arnold E. Marks
County Clerk
Maxwell R. Barz, County Clerk
Gussie Baker, Dep. County Clerk
Margaret Davenport, Clerical hire
Starr Doll, Dep. County Clerk
Eleanor Hindley, Dep. Co. Clerk
Leng Yost, Dep. Co. Clerk
Eva•L. Luby, P. T. Clerical Hire
Buena Eichler, Clerical Hire
Carol Roedel, Clerical Hire
Hubert N. Peterson, County Treasurer
Eagle County Treasurer
Dessie D. Mathews, Dep. Go. Treasurer
Bobby Peterson, Dep. Co. Treasurer
Clair Bertroch, County Assessor
Clair Bertroch, County Assessor
Vincent Eichler, Dep. Co. Assessor
Vincent Eichler
Doris Carter, Custodian
Roland L. Gerard, Custodian Annex
Donna Deane, Chief Accounting Officer
John Healy, District Attorney
Arlys Ward, Sec. D. A.
Ella Hindley, Dep. Co. Assessor
Karleen Bonaly, Sec. Co. Assessor
Hugh R. Warder, County Attorney
Hugh R. Warder
Geraldine Shelton, Sec. Co. Attorney
S. Douglas McLaughlin, Depfxty D. A.
Kathleen M. Yantzer, Sec. 0epit D. A.
Dennis J. Seitz, Ass{t. D. A.
Karol L. Parlin, Sec. Ass{t D. A.
Dennis J. Sifitz
Jerry Conder, Landfill Caretaker
Henry Reg, Landfill Caretaker
James H. Seabry, County Sheriff
James H. Seabry
Richard D. Cantrell, Undersheriff
Carol A. Conder, Sec. Sheriff
Bill Coffey, County Expansion Agent
Eileen Randall, Sec. Co. Ext. Agent
Maxwell R. Barz, Service Officer
Margie Gates, Public Health Nurse
Richard D. Cantrell, Undersheriff
Charles W. Davis, Dep. Co. Sheriff
Charles -W. Davis, Dep. Co. Sheriff
.George Miller, Dep. Co. Sheriff
George Miller
Hester Bertroch, Sec..£ublicsHealth Nurse
Margaret Jacobsgaard, P.H.N.
Barbara J. Rowe, Sec. P.H.N.
Thomas I. Steinberg, Public Health Officer
Erik W. Edeen, Sanitarian
Erik W. Edeen
EEik W. Edeen
Bernice G. Webb, Sec. Sanitarian
Jack Johnson, County Surveyor
Jack W. Johnson, Director Co. Civil Def.
Kathleen M. Yantzer, Sec. Civil Def.
Gordon Kashner
Colo. State Assoc. of Co. Commissioners
Vail Medical Professional Corp.
Vail Medical Professional Corp.
Vail Medical Professional Corp.
Sheriff's Office, City & County of Denver
Sheriff{s Office, E1 Paso County
3 M Company
John F. Healy,D. A.
Colorado Hospital & Medical Services, Inc.
County Treasurer
GENERAL FUND
Bulk Mailing Permit
45.00
Ins.
680.00
salary
427.08
exp.
19.57
salary
275.00
exp.
13.20
salary
275.00
exp.
18.20
Postage & title fee
3001.50
salary
600.17
salary
475.00
salary
450.00
salary
475.00
salary
475.00
salary
475.00
salary
200.00
salary
216.00
salary
180.00
salary
604.13
box rent
3.50
salary
475.00
salary
475.00
salary
604.13
Expenses to assessors school
26.40
salary
475.00
mileage & expenses
47.00
salary
475.00
salary
45.00
salary
462.50
salary
140.00
salary
145.54
salary
475.00
salary
450.00
salary
250.00
attorney's services
287.50
salary
175.00
salary
400,00
salary
180.00
salary
247.83
salary
131.20
expenses
20.71
salary
500.00
salary
285.00
salary
687.50
mileage
162.40
salary
525.00
salary
50.00
salary
166.88
salary
460.00
salary
100.00
salary
575.00
mileage
90.90
salary
500.00
mileage
112.78
salary
500.00
mileage
122,50
salary
315.00
salary
525.00
salary
420.00
salary
250.00
salary
800.00
reimbursement
30.40
postage
13.49
salary
348.25
salary
150.00
salary
$0,00
salary
25.00
labor
234.00
service participation fees for 1972
2;180.00
coroner charge
8.00
trial & mileage
8.00
coroner charge
7.00
subpoena
2.80
subpoena
3.80
purchase of Dukane viewer & 1 year lease
on 2000 Camera 251.75
expenses
104.26
group insurance
852.65
O.A.S.I.
932.64
Total.............................................................................................$ 27,170.41
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Claude Gerard, Co. Commissioner
Arnold E. Marks, Co. Commissioner
Daniel F. Koprinikar, Co. Commissioner
Bernard B. Ginther, Road Supervisor
Garland Bertroch, Bridge Foreman
Joe Carter, Operator
Donald Grant, Operator
John W. Hill, Operator
Jess A. Pettit, Shovel 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
Marvin Borah, Road Oversee$
Samuel Carter, Road Overseer
Ernest L. Cock, Road Overseer
Wren Eaton, Road Overseer
Vernon Eiswerth, Road Overseer
Ammi Hoyt, Road Overseer
Walter F. Owen, Road Overseer
Walter J. Owen, Road Overseer
Joseph A. Skiles, Road Overseer
Colorado Blue Cross & Blue Shield
State Compensation Insurance Fund
County Tr4asurer
ROAD & BRIDGE FUND
349
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mileage
62.49
mileage
49.05
mileage
57.49
salary &
expenses
625.00
salary
500.00
salary &
expenses
550.00
salary
500.00
salary
500.00
salary
500.00
salary
500.00
salary
500.00
salary
500.00
salary
500.00
salary
475.00
salary
475.00
salary
475.00
salary &
expenses
550.00
salary &
expenses
550.00
salary &
expenses
550.00
salary &
expenses
550.00
salary &
expenses
550.00
salary &
expenses
550.00
salary &
expenses
550.00
salary &
expenses
550.00
salary &
expenses
550.00
group insurance
697.15
premium for state compensation
4,556.00
O.A.S.I.
570.70
Total.............................................................................................$ 16,972.18
Frank Hubka, Colorado Civil Defense, and Jack Jonson, Eagle County Divil Defense Director,
appeared and Mr. Hubka reviewed the progress of the County organization and requested a warrant for a Bulk
Mailing Permit for $45.00. This plus other expenditures by Eagle County will then be reimbursed by the
Federal Government.
Erik Edeen, County Sanitarian, appeared and gave his monthly report. Mr. Edeen was asked by the
Commissioners to rebuest Variance or some leinency in regard to accidental or unknown source burning at the
Eagle County Sanitary Landfill and in regard to industrial burning where newer methods have not yet been
installed, particularily where the company employs:.s a substattialmumber of employees.
Rolland Fischer, Secy -Engineer for ColoRiver Water Conservation District, appeared and requested
the help of the Commissioners in backing certain projects relating to water use.
Oscar Diemoz, Basalt area resident, appeared and offered a twenty six foot easement adjacent to
the rail road right -of -way --adjoining his property for improvement of a county road. The Commissioners
accepted the offer and would have a survey made.
The Commissioners received letters from Francis Daugherty requesting the road supervisor job, which
may be vacated by Ammi Hoyt.
Lee Whiteman, Manager for the Upper Eagle Valley Sanitation District, appeared and requested per-
mission to dispose of an excess accumulation of sludge at the plant, by hauling to the Eagle County Sani-
tary Landfill. The Commissioners advised Mr. Whitman to contact Jerry Conder, Operator of the dump, and
work out with him the place to dispose of the sludge.
. Bill Barnes, County Auditor, appeared and discussed the manner of setting up the system for Road
and Bridge job cost, inventory, timekeeper, etc.
Bids were ararded to Standand Oil Division, American Oil Company for both gasoline and diesel fuel.
Regular gasoline 0 14.7 cents per gallon and diesel fuel @ 14.37 cents or No. 2 diesel fuel ® 13.87 cents.
A supplemental::Agreement for county extension work between Lagle County and Colorado State Univer—
sity was signed by the Chairman as is shown by the photo copy following these minutes.
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.
Chairman
Attest:
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Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners-- day -- January __tens 19_February_ 7,1k2-
REGULAR MEETING
Present: Claude L. Gerard, Chairman
Arnold E. Marks, Commissioner
Daniel F. Koprinikar, Commissioner
Hugh Warder, County Attorney
Maxwell R. Barz, Clerk to Board
Minutes of the last regular meeting 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.
ROAD,&':BRIDGE FUND.;
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Group Ins.
117.18
The Denver & Rio Grande Western R. R.
Lease Agreement
1.00
Joe Phillips
Janitor Service
37.50
Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co. Ins.
service
56.01
Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co. Inc.
service
113.10
Public Service Co. of Colo.
service
3.62
Yampa Valley Electric Assoc. Inc.
services
27.05
Holy Cross Electric Assoc. Inc.
services
219.63
Eagle Valley Telephone Co.
service
90.11
Walter J. Owen
money advanced
16.00
County Clerk
money advanced
21.56
Eagle Valley Enterprise
publication
26.38
Holy Cross Auto Service
rent & supplies
21.25
Transport Clearings
freight
8.15
Eldorado Engineering Co.
service
80.00
Standard Oil Company
fuel
791.41
Continental Oil Company
fuel
13.65
Duddy's of Colorado Inc.
tires
199.90
Gay Johnson's Inc,
tires
160.31
Elmer Glass Co. Inc.
repairs
137.79
Osborne Motors
parts and repairs
72.68
Rucker Motors Products
parts
72.70
Lincicome Motor Co
parts
29.16
Eagie Auto Parts
parts & tires
611.35
Jacobs Equipment Co.
parts
15.65
Western Bearing's Inc. of Utah
parts
7.61
Dick Wheeler Inc,
parts
14.79
Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co. Inc.
parts and labor
18.10
Axle and Transmission Inc.
parts
436.15
Walker Propane
parts & gas
8.80
Day's Body Shop
repairs
249.27
Holland Auto Parts Inc.
parts
204.69
Bob's Repaib Shop
repairs
27.30
Grand Junction Steel Fabricating Co.
steel plate
41.49
The Independent Lumber Co,
supplies
66.42
Downing Supply Co.
supplies
485.69
National Chemsearch
supplies
45.75
High Country Lumber Co.
supplies
19.55
Zep Manufacturing Co.
supplies
32.25
MacDonald Equipment Co.
supplies
25.97
Fullwell Motor Products Go.
supplies
46.01
GarfietdSBteele& Welding Supply
supplies
116.26
Basalt Texaco
supplies
1.70
Lawsons Products Inc.
supplies
202.63
Revier Equipment Co.
supplies
131.85
Minards 66
supplies
2.75
Electric Inc.
supplies
400.56
Hometown Supply Co,
supplies
70.14
Roaring Fork Valley CoOop Assoc.
supplies
109.80
Blakes Blacksmith Shop
supplies
57.97
McCoy Company
supplies
2252.39
J. D. Adams Co.
supplies
1073.04
Raymond Lucksinger
rent - storage ground
360.00
Colorado Department of Revenue
exempt plates
36.25
Total............................................................................................$ 9490.34
Colorado Hospital & Medical Services
County Treasurer
Colorado Information
County Clerk
Club 20
Colorado Association of Co. Treasurers
Erik W. Edeen R P S
Erik W. Edeen
Erik W. Edeen
Starr Doll, Registrar
James H. Seabry
James H. Seabry
Virginia Black
Ken's Towing Service
James H. Seabry
Doris Carter
Doris Carter
IR C A Communications Products
lMicks 66 Service
George F. Cake Co.
COUNTY GENERAL FUND
Group Ins.
852.65
OASI Month of January
1865.31
Subscription & service
9.00
money advanced
1.50
dues
25.00
dues
50.00
C.P.H.A. Membership dues
25.00
Carpet tape
4.41
mileage
119.50
fees, Oct, Nov & Dec fees
2.50
mileage
55.35
mileage
71.10
Matron Service
30.00
gas
2.30
mi&eage & expense
94.25
jail laundry
20.30
prisoners meals
295.00
mobile radio
588.00
state inspections
3.00
badges 62.08
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Eagle Pharmacy
jail supplies
14.80
Colorado State Forest Service
transaction #10228
505.15
Thomas I. Steinberg, M.D.
coroner fee -Karn
5.00
Thomas I. Steinberg, M.D.
B. A. -Jones
5.00
Thomas I. Steinberg, M. D.
telephone call -Holmes
1.21
Eagle Valley Telephone So,
service
419.81
Suburban Gas of Eagle
tank and rent, dump
40.84
Suburban Gas of Eagle
propane, dump
74.94
Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co. Inc.
service
197.60
Kier Labrotories, Inc.
B.A.-Lovato
10.00
Mountain Bell
service
24.08
Mountain Bell
service
41.29
Eldorado Engineering Co.
P1 Comm. services
60.00
Eagle Valley Enterprise
P1 Comm, supplies
18.63
Eagle Valley Enterprise
publication & Office supplies
493.67
Out West Commercial & Printers Inc.
supplies
318.32
Intermountain Printing & Stationery Co,
supplies
6.30
Lease Finance Inc.
Lease # 900 Addressograph
112.12
Lease Finance Inc.
Lease # 15199-3 Graphotype
106.40
Sopris Mental Health Clinic Inc
Mental Health Service
2000.00
Wilson Radio & TV
parts & labor
14.88
Stanley's Cash Grocery
supplies
1.96
Garfield County Abstract Co.
Xerox copies
45.75
Dr. Donald M. Clark
Criminal Action #651 Webb
128.00
Dennis J. Seitz
expense
5.26
Holy Cross Electric Assn
service
254.84
Zep'Mfg Go
supplies
32.25
Eagle Pharmacy
supplies
6.57
Independent Lumber Co.
supplies
300.70
Hometown Supply Co.
supplies
31.99
OutwWest Office products Inc
supplies
17.20
American Legion Aux. Unit # 194
rent
50.00
Eagle Volunteer Fire Dept.
garage rent
75.00
Minturn Vol Fire Dept.
garage rent
75.00
Vail Clinic Inc.
Nurse office rent
100.00
Vail Clinic Inc
Nurse office rent
100.00
Sachs -Lawlor
Civil Defense Supplies
10.35
3M B.P.S.I.
Invoice # Dr 36297
107:50
3M B.P.S.I.
Invoice # Dr 39495
308.94
3M B.P.S.I.
Invoice # 35217
37.00
3M B.P.S.I.
Invoice # Dr 35733
85.80
Eagle Valley Enterprise
filing cabinet P1 Comm
78.00
Total............................................................................................$ 7780.44
H i Q , �. /•
Walter and Edward Dreager appeared in objection to the Oscar Diemoz easement proposal of last
meeting, and advised the Commissioners of action they would take, should such proposal go into effect.
The Commissioners advised that the whole matter would be taken under advisement and tabled until
further notice.
Jack Johnson, bounty Surveyor, appeared and proposed the preparation of a map of Eagle County by
himself, the map to be in book form and showing all county roads and the numbers thereof and prepared so
that additions may be made. The cost was estimated to be no more than one thousand dollars.
The Commissioners approved.
Bids were opened for demolition of the Avon Bridge and were as follows, to=wit:
Charles E. Iriffin .................$6,450.00
Weeden Crane Service ...............$7,250.00
The Commissioners then tabled the matter of award, the law allowing a delay of thirty days in
such matters, until needs of the County in the matter will perhaps clarify.
Mrs. Virgene Anderson, Mary Daugherty and Anna Robidoux, representing the Garfield and Eagle
County Library, appeared and reported on expenditures made in 1971.
Walter H. Berry, Jr., and William James Stark, owners of Tenderwild Subdivision, appeared and
announced that they plan to do only minor improvement on said subdivision until 1974 at which time they
will revise the subdivision and amend the plat.
For the present they intend to purchase any available patented lands within the forest boundary
which may become classified as wilderness area and use only to trade for border lands belonging to the
Forest Service.
Mr. Berry and Mr. Stark appeared much concerned about the proposaS to close off access'roads"on
Forest lands and placeZboundary lines of an eventual primitive area to exclude vehicle access to areas now
used by the general public for recreation purposes.
The Commissioners, being in agreement with the stand taken by Mr. Berry and Mr. Stark, agreed to
use their influence by writing to Tom Evans, Supervisor of the White River National Forestt,and perhaps
others expressing their opposition to the proposal.
Claude Peters, Representing the State Planning Commission, appeared and advised the Commissioners
that under S.B.93 there will be $200y000.00 to help Colorado Counties hire responsible Planners for their
counties. Eagle County can obtain $14,000.00 by putting up $7,000.00 for the purpose of hiring a Planner
and setting up his office. The necessary contract and resolution to be in the State Planning Office at
a meeting on February 18, 1972, at 1:00 P. M.
Mr. Peters also advised that the name of the man handling the Federal Program on Planning -701-
is Phil Schmuck and that there should be available to Colorado Counties $400,000.00 under the 701 Program.
The Commissioners determined to sign the contract and resolution and to have their acceptance in
by February 18.
Glenn Keller, Attorney for Eagle County in the Eagle County vs Rocky Mountain Airways case pending
in the Eagle County District Court, appeared and advised the Commissioners of the status of the pending case.
Erik Edeen, County Sanitarian, and John Spiegal and Tom Connors, with the State Health Department
appeared and discussed with the Commissioners the laws governing burning. The matter of the landfills at
Wolcott and Basalt were discussed and the odds of obtaining a -one time burning variance- at both places.
The address to whom a request for variance should be forwarded was given the Commissioners.-
Gerald
ommissioners;Gerald P. Wood, PHD, Colorado Department of HeAlth, 4210 East 11th, Denver, Colorado.
Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners—_ day------ _--term 19_ __ __
353
19
Charles Ogilby, Apollo Parks Apartments, appeared in the presence of Clair Bertroch, County
Assessor, and requested a lowering of his taxes, explaining that his lease prohibits him from renting to any-
one other than permanent residents.
The Comvissioners agreed with the Assessor in his opinion that valuation of the property can not
be lowered.
The Assessor tendered a petition for abatement on behalf of J and M W Corporation and James Wolfe
Ifor abatement of taxes.
The Commissioners concurred in the recommendation of the Assessor .(there having been a double
assessment made) and granted the petition allowing an abatement on an assessed valuation of $ 2,630.00 on
real estate for the year 1971, amounting to tax abatement of $257.06.
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.
(/�/�/�
Chairman
Attest;
Clerk to Board.
Addendum to above minutes:
Those present at the Commissioners meeting during the period that Claude Peters, State Planning
Commission, made known his purpose in being present, were as follows, to -wit:
Chan Welin
Town of Vail Planning Commission
Terry Minger
Town of Vail
Don Price
Eagle County Planning Commission
Jerry Brown
Eagle County Planner
Rod Slifer
Vail and Eagle County PlanningCCommissions
Dick Peterson
Vail Associates
Dbn_McEndaffer
Vail
Jerome Gamba
Eldorado Engineering
Bob Nott
Vail Associates
Chairman' v
Attest:
Lil
Cle k tb Bard
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Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day---Eebruary _term 19-7.z- �eizruar __25 _19_72__
SPECIAL MEETING
sent: Claude L. Gerard Chairman
Arnold E. Marks Commissioner
Daniel F. Koprinikar Commissioner
Hugh Warder County Attorney
Maxwell R. Barz Clerk to Board
The followi-Ag bills were examined and approved and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds
for same in full payment thereof.
Bernice Webb, Secy. Sanitarian
3 M B P S I
Gordon Kashner
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
Eleanor Bindley, Dep. Co. Clerk
Starr C. Doll, Dep. Co. Clerk
Lena Marie Yost, Dep. Co. Clerk
Margaret Davenport, Clerical Hire
Eva L. Luby, Clerical Hire
Buena Lois Eichler, Clerical Hire
Clarine Warder, Clerical hire
Donna Deane, Chief Accounting Officer
Hubert N. Peterson, County Treasurer
Hubert N. Peterson
Bobby Peterson, Dep. Co. Treasurer
Dessie D. Mathews, Dep. Co. Trees.
Clair Bertroch, County Assessor
Vincent Eichler, Dep. Co. Assessor
Vincent Eichler
Ella Bindley, Dep. Co. Assessor
Karleen Bonaly, Clerical Hire
Hugh R. Warder, County Attorney
Geraldine Shelton, Secy. Co. Atty.
Doris Carter, Custodian Court House
Roland L. Gerard, Custodian County
John F. Healyy District Attorney
John F. Healy
Arlys H. Ward, Secy. to D. A.
Dennis J. Seitz, Assistant D. A.
Karol L. Parlin, Secy, to Asst. D. A.
S. Douglas McLaughlin, Dep. Dist. Atty.
S. Douglas McLaughlin
Kathleen M. Yantzer, Secy, to Dep. D. A.
Jerry Conder, Supervisor, Sanitary Landfill
Henry Rey, Supervisor, Sanitary Landfill
James H. Seabry, County Sheriff
Richard D. Cantrell, Undersheriff
Charles W. Davis, Deputy Sheriff
George Miller, Deputy Sheriff
William M. Murphy, Deputy Sheriff
Carol A. Conder, Clerical hire
Bill Coffey, County Extension Agent
Eileen Randall, Secy. Extension Agent
Jack W. Johnson, County Sheriff
Maxwell R. Barz, Veterans Service Officer
Erik W. Edeen, County Sanitarian
Bernice G. Webb, Secy. to Sanitarian
Margie L. Gates, R. N.
Hester Gertroch, Secy. P.H.N.
Margaret K. Jacobykgaard, P.H.N.
Barbara J. Rowe, Secy. P.H.N.
Thomas I. Steinberg, County Health Officer
Jack W. Jonson, Civil Defense Director
Kathy Yantzer, Civil Defense Secy.
Alexis Dt Johnson, C. D. Clerical hire
Sharon Bobson, Secy to Planning Commission
Eagle Postmaster,
Sharon Bobson, Secy to P1. Comm.
Shirley Powell, Secy to P1. Comm.
County Clerk
Chatles W. Davis, Deputy Sheriff
George Miller, Deputy Sheriff
Richard D. Cantrell, Undersheriff
Hugh Warder, Co. Atty.
James H. Seabry, Co. Sheriff
Colorado Hospital Services, etc.
�t(SG9(KiXKd�C
Colonial Life Ins. Co.
COUNTY GENERAL FUND
expense
maintenance agreement
labor - painting
exp.
salary
exp.
salary
exp.
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
part time
salary
salary
mileage
salary
salary
salary
salary
mileage
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
expense
salary
salary
salary
salary
exp.
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
part time
salary
mailing - Civil Defense
addl. salary
part time
money advanced for Carol Roedel P.T. Clerical
exp.
exp.
- -.
legal fees
exp.
Group
Group Ins.
Total.................................................................................. .........
ROAD AND BRIDGE
25.00
580.00
279.00
8.80
275.00
51.60
275.00
28.36
427.08
604.13
475.00
475.00
475.00
475.00
450.00
160.00
230.00
20.00
462.50
604.17
12.00
475.00
475.00
604.17
475.00
75.70
475.00
450.00
250.00
175.00
475.00
45.00
140.00
60.79
145.54
247.83
131.20
400.00
18.04
180.00
500.00
285.00
687.50
525.00
500.00
500.00
475.00
50.00
333.78
460.00
150.00
100.00
800.00
252.00
575.00
315.00
525.00
420.00
250.00
50.00
25.00
102.40
37.50
130.72
15.00
42.00
243.76
162.40
90.80
151.20
481.25
77.90
852.65
22,780.86
Proceedings of the Hoard of County Commissioners—day---term 19
ROAD AND BRIDGE
35
19—_
Claude Gerard, County Commissioner
exp.
57,40
Arnold E. Marks, County Commissioner
exp.
61.60
Daniel F. Koprinikar, County Commissioner
exp.
56.30
Bernard B. Ginther, County Supervisor
salary
625.00
Garland Bertroch, Bridge Foreman
salary
500.00
Joe Carter, Operator
salary
500.00
Donald S. Grant, Operator
salary
500.00
John W. Hill, Operator
salary
500.00
Jess k. Pettit, Operator
salary
500.00
Joe Phillips, Shop Foreman
salary
500.00
Robert E. Riggle, Parts man
salary
425.00
Louie Rimbert, Operator
salary
500.00
Jim Southerland, Mechanic
salary
500.00
James E. Watson, Operator
salary
500.00
Francis D. Daugherty, Truck Driver
salary
475.00
Cleaburn J. Gordon, Truck Driver
salary
475.00
31en Kittle, Truck Driver
salary
475.00
Aarvin Borah, Road Overseer
salary &
exp.
550.00
Samuel Carter, Road Overseer
salary &
exp.
550.00
±,rnest L. Cock, Road Overseer
salary &
exp.
550.00
9ren Eaton, hoad Overseer
salary &
exp.
550.00
Vernon Eiswerth, Road Overseer
salary &
exp.
550.00
Ammi Hoyt, Road Overseer
salary &
exp.
550.00
dalter F. Owen, Road Overseer
salary &
exp.
550.00
dalter J. Owen, Road Overseer
salary &
exp.
550.00
Joseph A. Skiles, hoad Overseer
salary &
exp.'(
550.00
Colorado Blue Cross & Blue Shield
Group Ins.
676.65
RUENUMAXXXXXXXXXicauafflm
BXXKXXZ k
XAIZ=
county Treasurer O.A.S.I. 592.80
Total............................................................................................. 13,380.15
Robert Whitten was hired by the Commissioners as the extra Sanitary Landfill Supervisor at $20$7.50
per hour for thirty hours per week. After a probationary period of six months he to increase to same as
Jerry Conder.
The Eagle County Planning Commission having tendered their proposal for new Commissioners Districts
to the County Commissioners and the Commissioners now determining that there should be.minor changes made in
Ithe proposed boundaries to better equalize the populations of the three districts and a motion therefore was
tentertained, seconded and passed to return the proposal to the Planning Commission for revision.
Larry Misner and others from Basalt, representing the Basalt Lions Club,;: -called on the Commissioners
and requested money for their recreation fund.
•1 The Commissioners determined by vote to grant $250.00 to such fund in March, 1972.
There being no further business to come befoee the Board at this time, it was moved and seconded
adjourn until the next regular meeting, unless sooner called by the Chairman.
1 Z4AZI
ChairWan
testF,
C erk o Board.
Sat)
Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day Februarv_`_term 19- March 6,--19-7?-
REGULAR MEETING
Present: Claude L. Gerard, Chairman
nol e�opri4 mljssoner
Maxwell R. Barz, Clk to Board.
Minutes of the last regular meeting 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.
GENERAL FUND
MIG CIM Insurance Corp
Eagle Ambulance Ins.
49.00
Colorado Information
subscription and "service
9.00
Maxwell R. Barz
postage advanced
12.40
Maxwell R. Barz
money advanced
6.70
Pitney Bowes
rental
48.00
Dan -M. Handy & Associates
services,
225.00
Erik W. Edeen R P S
mileage
187.70
County Sanitarian (E.H.O.)
postage
25.40
Location Vail
six 8" x 10"
12.00
Dennis J. Seitz
expense
16.06
H. Robert Thompson
Case No. 1515 transcript
96.00
Doris Carter
Jail la=dry
10.85
Doris Carter
prisoners Board
220.00
James H. Seabry
exp. Peace Officers meeting
75.30
James H. Seabry
mileage & exp.
34.40
Badger Shirt Co.
shirts
74.62
Badger Shirt Co.
supplies
120,25
Share Corp.
fire extinguishers
33.20
Joe Alpert's
supplies
43,30
Larson Electronics Inc.
Antenna
14.50
Images Unlimited supplies
supplies
18.00
Judy Olson
Park maintenance
250.00
American Legion Aux. Unit #194
rent - office
50.00
Town of Basalt
rent - office
75,00
Eagle Volunteer Fire Dept.
garage rent
75.00
Minturn Vol. Fire Dept.
garage rent
75.00
Charles A. Stanley
water heater repair
59.85
Thomas I. Steinberg M D
coroner charge Nathan Starkman
5.00
Thomas I. Steinberg MD
coronerrcharge John Burnham
5.00
Vail Clinic Inc.
PHN rent
150.00
Thomas I. Steinberg M D
coroner charge Onofre Lopez
6.70
Richard A. Miller
coroner charge
34.40
Liase Finance Inc.
Graphotype lease
106.40
Lease Finance Inc.
Addressograph lease
112.12
Lease Finance Inc.
Addressograph lease - April
112.12
Lease Finance Vc.
Gr$photype lease - April
106.40
Addressograph Miltigraph Corp.
supplies
153.58
3 M B P S I
supplies
257.60
H. W. Lewis
supplies
12.53
Eagle Pharmacy
supplies
2,28
Eagle Pharmacy
supplies - Civil Defense
5.29
C. F. Hoeckel Blank Book & Litho Co.
supplies - supplies
139.81
Out West Comm & Co. Printers Inc.
supplies
181:90
Out West Office Products Inc
supplies
14.15
Muni Chem Corp
supplies
138.23
Mini Chem Corp
supplies
154.65
Zap Manufacturing Co.
supplies
22,98
D E Plumbing
labor
52.00
GarfieldrGoy Abstract Co.
Xerox copies
39.75
Holy Cross Electric
service
263.05
Rocky Mt. Natl Gas
service
182.23
Independent Lumber Co.
supplies
14.59
Wilsons Radio TV & Qppl Co.
material & labor
6.95
Burroghs Corp,
clean copies
10.40
Vail Trail
legal notices
17.94
Eagle Valley Enterprise
office supplies
548.30
Cope Office Supply
supplies
64.67
Mountain Bell
service
51.84
Eagle Valley Enterprise
publications
213.90
Eagle Valley Telephone Co,
service
476.92
Suburban Gas of Eagle
propane Landfill
16.60
Total..............................................................................................$
5578.71
ROAD & BRIDE FUND
P.hoenix^Mutualr.hife Ins Co
Group nstrance
117.18
Joe Phillips -
janitor service
37.50
Holy Cross Auto Service
rent & supplies
27.00
Dan M. Handy & Associates
services
285,00
Explosives Engineering Co.
explosives
57.16
Eldorado Engineering Co.
services
5438.30
Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co. Inc.
services
101.16
Yampa Valley Electric Assoc., Inc.
services
38.85
Public Service Co. of Colo.
service Red Cliff
1.50
Holy Cross Electric Assoc., Inc.
service
208,88
Eagle Valley Telephone Co.
service
59.24
Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co., Inc.
service
17,77
Standard Oil Co.
fuel
2433.22
Continental Oil Co.
fuel
59.95
,. Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day _— —_.__term 19— __
.#
s
Continental Oil Co.
gasoline
Wheeling Corrugating Co,
pipe
Homeward Bound, Inc.
gravel
Pete Honnen Equipment Co.
parts
Booth—Rouse Equipment Co.
supplies
Macdonald Equipment Co.
supplies
Revier Equipment Co.
supplies
Glenwood Auto Supply
supplies
Downing Supply Co.
supplies
Eagle Auto Parts
parts
Holland Aiito'Parts Inc.
parts
McCoy Co.
parts
Walter" Propane Service
parts
Fullwell Motor Products Co.
parts
Elmer Glass Co., Inc,
parts
Basalt Texaco
parts
Gerard Bros.
re bar
Share Corp.
degreaser
Zep Manufacturing Co.
supplies
The Independent Dumber Co.
supplies
Rocky Mt. Natl Gas Co., Inc,
service
Eagle Valley Enterprise
supplies & furniture
Standard Recap Co.
tires
357
19
3.26
329.68
735.00
29.30
29.20
2845.86
34.06
1.88
256.15
120.81
132.13
255.25
.78
49.52
11.55
3.35
14.00
133.13
70.69
70Gs3
47.17
410.20
8L.88
Total ..•..:•
.....0 ........................... ........................... .........................$ 14749.61
Town of Vail Incorporated town share of tax 198.51
$ 14948.12
The matter of adoption of Improvement Notice Regulations came before the Board and as required
publication in two newspapers having been made twenty days prior to this meeting, the Commissioners signed
the resolution inacting the new regulation, a motion having been made, seconded and passed concerning same,
as more fully shown in the copy following these minutes.
The matter of adoption of a resolution creating the Eagle County Airport Authority came before the
Board, publication in two newspapers having been made twenty days prior to this meeting�a motion was duly
made, seconded and passed and the Commissioners signed the resolution as shown in the copy following these
minutes.
Clair Bertroch tendered a petition for abatement on behalf of the Alaskan Shop % Charles McLaughlin
and the eommissioners,being advised in the matter, concurred in the recommendation of the Assessor and grantec
the petition for an abatement on an assessed valuation of $6,050.00 onperwsre ffoo??hi year 1971, tax $544.15.
Mr. Bertroch then tendered a petition for abatement on behalf for Floyd D. and Florence M. Salazar
and the Commissioners, being advised in.ithe matter, concurred in the recommendation g�t��� Assessor and
granted the petition for an abatement on an assessed valuation of $155.00 onpersia�/'orptFieyyear 1971, tax
$12.67.
Mel Toland, Fred Collett, George Chandler, John Olson and Kenneth Norman appeared upon request of
the Commissioners and in relation to the appointment of members of the new Eagle County Airport Authority
at the next regular meeting.
Considerable discussion insued, most important of which was a recommendation by Harold Koonce,
also present, that the new Authority obtain professional help in a study of the growth impact and traffic,
resulting in airport needs and growth.
Charles E. Griffin appeared in relation to his winning bid for demolition of the Avon bridge and
it appearing that he has complied with obtaining a performance bond and insurance coverage, both to be
delivered to the County Attorney, a motion made by Arnold $'i. Marks and seconded by Daniel F. Koprinikar
was passed awarding the bid to Mr. Griffin.
The County Attorney agreed to so advise the only other bidder, Weeden Crane Service, and the
Commissioners requested of Mr.; Griffin that he take a minimum of scrap from the demolition to the County
Landfill.
Freeman Nash and Duane Minard, representing the Town of Basalt, appeared in the matter of their
plans to build a new City Administration Building, they having made plans for acquiring the necessary lots
adjoining the Basalt City Hall, but have discovered that the lot whete.the hall sets does in fact belong to
Eagle County.
The Commissioners directed that the County Attorney check out how the property was acquired by
Eagle County and therefore the beat method of conveying the property to the Town of Basalt.
Mr. Nash also requested that the County furnish a maintainer and a loader to clean up one of the
Basalt streets.
The Commissioners agreed and will so advise Vern Eiswerth, Road Supervisor for the BasAlt area.
Mr. Nash also questioned the advisability of Basalt being included with Garfield County Civil
Defense should such a question arise.
Mr. Kettle and Mr. Harris of the Basalt Area appeared in relation to the Mobile Home Parks
resolution which is proposed, and requested that public notices by Eagle County also be published in the
Grand Junction Daily Sentinel or other publication that will reach the Basalt area.
Bernice Webb, Secy to the County Sanitarian, appeared and requested adjustment in her salary.
Oscar Nelson, Basalt area, appeared and inquired as to why the Commissioners had not gone ahead
with road easement as previously agreed upon.
The Commissioners advised that survey on roads in question have been ordered and when completed
the Commissioners will come to a decision as to the County's position in locating the proper route between
and on properties of Nelson and Dreagers.
%,�,i1.: ez",
Pat Floyd, presently employed by Eldorado Eng'.neering, appeared and verbally applied for the
position of County Manager and or County Planner.
The Commissioners requested a resume of work history etc for consideration.
The Board adjourned for a lunch engagement with Frank Schlutter, representing Prudential Life
Insurance, who explained some interesting points to be included in a proposal to the Commissioners.
. 358
Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day Februaryterm 19-- March 6,,__19.7?—
Walter
,_,g72_
The matter of an application for 3.2 % beer to be dispensed (on or off the premises) by X.O.A.
Cainpgr8$WQB be set for hearing pabaidlapblication having been received by mail from Robert Zimmerman, Atty.
for the Petitioner.
The Commissioners set the liquor application for hearing on April 3, 1972, at 1:30 P. 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.
Chairihan
Attest:
Clerk t'6/ Board.
Walter Berry, of Berry & Stark representing New York Mountain Development, also appeared and re-
iterated the need and importance of letters and supporting credible matter reflecting'the desires of the
Commissioners in regard to any proposed boundaries for a Wilderness area in the Holy Cross portion of the
White River:National Forest,. said letters to be.,mailed to the Supervisor of the White River National Forest
-,n v
approal .and <, signing -by. the ..C,,,o m m i s. z 7.1, o„n>le_.r ,a,. _ . �. Mr. Henry remained in the
Commissioners meeting after re -convening in the aftermoon.and presented further information in the matter
in intervals between other matters coming before the Board.
' Stanley Dodson, representing his company, S. L. Dodson Engineered Products, presented a proposal
r
on'a new roof and repair to the Court Houee Annex (County Court Building) in the amount of $3000.00.
A. E. Marks, Commissioner, moved to accept said proposal and said motion was seconded by Daniel
F.'Koprinikar, Commissioner, and Claude L. Gerard, Chairman declared the acceptance as being unanimous.
Mr. Dodson then made a verbal proposal on steel for the new Avon.bridge and discussed with the
Commissioners the need for pouring a midway pier in the Eagle River while the water level remains low.
and Jame N' on
Sate
Vernon Leonard, Highwiy Dept., and Leonard Hammock, School District, appeared and discussed
the matter of the road leading from the Edwards Interchange to the Champ Scott place.
Those named and the Commissioners all agreed that no improvement should be made on said road at
this time and that no school bus should traverse said road.
The matter of an application for 3.2 % beer to be dispensed (on or off the premises) by X.O.A.
Cainpgr8$WQB be set for hearing pabaidlapblication having been received by mail from Robert Zimmerman, Atty.
for the Petitioner.
The Commissioners set the liquor application for hearing on April 3, 1972, at 1:30 P. 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.
Chairihan
Attest:
Clerk t'6/ Board.
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WHEREAS, The State of Colorado has roelarOd that tho
rapid growth and development of tile State and the rc�aulti�s�; de=
i' mands on its land resources make new and innovative measuree
necessary to encourage planned and orderly land use davelopa;entg
to provide for the needs of agriculture, forestry, industry,
business, residerntik conununi'ties, and recreation in future
growth; to encourage nuse_s of land and other natural resources
r which are in accordance with their character and adaptability;
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to conserve soil, water and forest resources; to protect the
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! '-L beauty of the landscape; and to promote the efficient and
f r'•' economical use of public resources, as provided by Colorado
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Revised Statutes, Chapter 106, Article 4, Section 1, the said
article of the State law otherwise known as the Colorado Land
� Use Act, and
MiEREAS, every County in the State, through its Board of /
County Commissioners, is required by Section 106-2-4(3) 1963 CRS
r' as amended to adopt and enforce improvement Notice Regulations
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for development occurring within the unincorporated areas of the
County, unless said development is regulated by building permits,
or is otherwise exempted, as provided by Sections 106®4-4(2) and
106-4-4(3) and;
' 'AIEREAS, every County in the State, through its hoard of
o County C,)=issioners, is required to supply said Improvement
Notices, or Building Permits in lieu thereof eahen same are
otherwise required, to the Land Use Commission as provided for
in Colorado Revised Statutes, Chapter 106, Article 4, Section
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WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners for Eagle
County deems it necessary to make regulations f the purpove of
promoting the health, safety, or welfare of tht resent and
future inhabitants of the State of Colorado, and
WHEREAS, progress within Eagle Count- has created a
need for new informational tools which will i,, keeping with
the progress of Eagle County and the time, and
WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners has reviewed
and otherwise considered THE PROPOSED NEW IPTi :E EINT NOTICE,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County
Commissioners of the County of Eagle and S to of Colorado that
from and after the effective date hereof prior to the construction
of any building or other structure in =aid Canty, the owner of
the property upon which the construction is to be completed or
his duly authorized agent shall submit to the Office of the
County Assessor an improvement notice, THE FULL text of which
is set forth herein.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the requirement for submitting
said notice shall not apply in the following cases:
1. Where the improvement is to be constructed upon land
located within the boundaries of a: incorporated
Town or City.
2. Where the improvement is to be constructed upon land
located in an., area in which building permits are
required.
3. Where the improvement is -iinor nr nominal, or is an
addition to, or remodeling of an existing structure,
or is a dwelling, anv of which do not alter the
existing land use and which are incide=nt thereto.
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BE IT ruREJEE RFSOLVF D that thio raaplution €hall
effective 20 days after notice of its; paaaage haa been yubliohcd
one time in Mo neuspapor® in GMOTal Circulate" Q'trnin the
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Adopted this day of � � 1972.
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WHEREAS the growth of Eagle County has made the duties
of th® Board of County Commissioners of Eagle County more
complex and time consuming and,
WHEREAS the Board forsees that the continued growth of
the County will result in increased use of the Eagle County
Airport and an attendant increase in the time and attention
which must be devoted to the operation and management of
said airport and;
WHEREAS Section 5-5-1 et seq. 1963 CRS as amended pro-
vides that the Board may, by resolution, create an airport
authority, separate and apart from the Board to manage the
airport, subject to the supervision of the Board and;
WHEREAS the Board is desirous of forming such an authority
pursuant to said statute;
NOW THEREFORE be it resolved that there is hereby created
an airport authority to be called officially the "Eagle County
Airport Authority".
BE IT further resolved that said authority be empowered
to exercise all powers to the extent and in the manner now
and hereafter provided by law with respect to the operation
and management of any and all airport facilities owned or
controlled by the County of Eagle and State of Colorado:
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BE IT further resolved that the Board at its next- regula,'_,'
meeting appoint the members of said authority in the manner
provided by law;
BE IT further resolved that at the time of said appointment
the Board direct that the members of the authority hold an
organization meeting for the purpose of adopting by-laws
and electing its officers within 30 days after their
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SPECIAL MEETING
Present: Claude L. Gerard „ Chairman
Arnmld E. Marks, Commissioner
Daniel F. Koprinikar, Commissioner
Hugh Warder, County Attorney
Maxwell R. Barz, Clerk to Board
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The following bills were examined and approved and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for
same in full payment thereof.
GENERAL FUND
Claude L. Gerard, County Commissioner
salary
427.08
Claude L. Gerard
mileage & expense
102.37
Arnold E. Marks, County Commissioner
salary
275.00
Arnold E. Marks
mileage & expense
45.15
Daniel F. Koprinikar, County Commissioner
salary
275.00
Daniel F. Koprinikar
mileage & expense
13.20
Maxwell R. Barz, County Clerk
salary
604.17
Gussie Baker, Dep. County Clerk
salary
475.00
Eleanor Bindley, Dep. County Clerk
salary
475.00
Starr C. Doll, Dep. County Clerk
salary
475.00
Lena Marie Yost, Dep. County Clerk
salary
475.00
Margaret Davenport, Clerical
salary
450.00
Eva L. Luby, Part time Clerical
salary
290.00
Buena L. Eichler, Part time Clerical
salary
330.00
Donna Deane, Chief Accounting Officer
salary
462.50
Lily Forster, Part time Clerical
salary
337.50
Hubert N. Peterson, County Treasurer
salary
604.17
Hubert N. Peterson
mileage
12.00
Bobby Peterson, Dep. County Treasurer
salary
475.00
Dessie D. Mathews, Dep. County Treasurer
salary
475.00
Clair Bertroch.,. County Assessor
salary
604.17
Clair Bertorch
mileage & expense
34.00
Vincent Eichler, Hep. County Assessor
salary
475.00
Vincent Eichler
mileage & expense
61.60
Ella Bindley, Dep. County Assessor
salary
475.00
Karleen Bonaly, Clerical
salary
450.00
Hugh Warder, County Attorney
salary
250.00
Hugh Warder
fees
596.23
Geraldine Shelton, Secy to L�o. Atty.
salary
175.00
Doris Carter'
arter Cu $$p��nn
sale
475.00
Roland L. Gerarde,)?uit House Custodian
salary
45.00
Roland L. Gerard
janitorial supplies
7.90
Uohn F. Healy, District Attorney
salary
140.00
John F. Healy,
expenses
149.88
Arlys H. Ward, Secy to Dist. Atty:
salary
145.54
Dennis J. Seitz, Ass1t Dist. Atty.
salary
247.83
Dennis J. Seitz
expense
7.26
Dennis J. Seitz
expense
14.58
Karol L. Parlin, Secy to Ass1t. Dist. Atty.
salary
131.20
S. Douglas McLaughlin, Dep.. Dist. Atty.
salary
400.00
S. Douglas McLaughlin
phone
30.96
S. Douglas McLaughlin
expense
21.14
Eagle Valley Telephone Co.
service Jan. & Feb.
112.72
Kathleen M. Yantzer, Secy to Dep. Dist Atty.
salary
180.00
Jerry Conder, Sanitary Landfill Supervisor
salary
500.00
Henry Rey, Sanitary Landfill Supervisor
salary
285.00
Robert Whiddep, Landfill operator
salary
247.50
James H. Seabry, County Sheriff
salary
687.50
James H. Seabry
mileage & expense
161.30
James H. Seabry
convention expense
106.45
Richard D. Cantrell, Undersheriff
salary
525.00
Richard D. Cantrell
mileage
170.30
Charles W. Davis, Deputy Sheriff
salary
500.00
Charles W. Davis, Deputy Sheriff
salary
150.80
George Miller, Deputy Sheriff
salary
500.00
George Miller
mileage
119.10
George Miller
film
500
William M. Murphy, Deputy Sheriff
salary
475.00
Carol A. Conder, Secy Sheriff's Office
salary
50.00
Bill Coffey, Extension Agent
salary
211.63
Eileen Randall, Ext. Agent Secy.
salary
460.00
Jack W. Johnson, County Surveyor
salary
150.00
Maxwell R. Barz, Veteran's Officer
salary & Expenses
207.12
Erik W. Edeen, R.P.S., Co. Sanitarian
salary
800.00
Bernice G. Webb, Sec. Sanitarian
salary
252.00
Margie L. Gates, Public Health Nurse
salary
575.00
Hester Bertroch, Sec. Public Health Nurse
salary
315.00
Margaret K. Jacobsgaard, P.H.N.
salary
525.00
Barbara J. Rowe, Sec. P.H.N.
salary
420.00
Marie Stremme, R. N.
nursing service
38.00
Dr. Thomas I. Steinberg, M.D., P.H.O.
salary
250.00
Jack W. Hohnson, Civil Defense Director
salary
50.00
Kathleen M. Yantzer, Sec. Civil Defense
salary
25,00
Kathleen M. Yantzer
mileage & expenses
7.00
Hubert N. Peterson, Planning Commission
expenses
33.30
Shirley Powell, Part-time
salary
136.00
Gordon Kashner
painting courthouse
210.00
Eagle Community Ambulance
ambulance expense
1,500.00
Pat Bell Agency, Inc.
ambulance insurance
602.00
W. Keith Troxel
witness fee
7.00
Randy Billow
witness fee
6.55
Colorado Hospital Service & Medical Service
group insurance
891.80
Gounty,Treasurer
0. A. S. I.
984.22
TOTAL......................................................................................
1 25.447.62
Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners_- day --term 19-
ROAD & BRIDGE FUND
Claude Gerard, County Commissioner
mileage
56.55
Arnold E. Marks, County Commissioner
mileage
58.90
Daniel F. Koprinikar, County Commissioner
mileage
55.44
Bernard B. Ginther, Road Supervisor
salary &
expenses
625.00
Garland Bertroch, Bridge Foreman
salary
500.00
Joe Carter, Operator
salary &
expenses
550.00
Donald Grant, Operator
salary
500.00
John W. Hill, Operator
salary
500.00
Jess A. Pettit, Shovel Operator
salary
500.00
Joe Phillips, Shop Foreman
salary
500.00
Robert E. Riggle, Parts Man
salary
425.00
Louie Rimbert, Tractor Operator
salary
500.00
Jim Southerland, Mechanic
salary
500.00
James E. Watson, Operator
salary
500.00
Francis D. Daugherty, Truck Driver
salary
475.00
Cleaburn J. Gordon, Truck Driver
salary
475.00
Glen Kittle, Truck Driver
salary
475.00
Marvin Borah, Overseer
salary &
expenses
550.00
Samuel Carter, Road Overseer
salary &
expenses
550.00
Ernest L. Cock, Road Overseer
salary &
expenses
550.00
Wren Eaton, Road Overseer
salary &
expenses
550.00
Vernon Eiswerth, Road Overseer
salqry &
expenses
550.00
Ammi Hoyt, Road Overseer
salary &
expenses
550.00
Walter F. Owen, Road Overseer
salary &
expenses
550.00
Walter J. Owen, Road Overseer
salary &
expenses
550.00
Joseph A. Skiles, Road Overseer
salary &
expenses
550,00
A. C. Gordon, Laborer
salary
176.80
Joe Phillips, Janitor
salary
37.50
Colorado Blue Cross & Blue Shield
group insurance
659.35
County Treasurer
O.A.S.I.
603.94
Total.............................................................................................$ 13,623.48
The matter of adoption of the proposed Mobile Home Park and Camper Park Resolution came on for
hearing, having been previously set for hearing on this date, and three interested parties, Arnold Notting-
ham, Avon, Mr. Sargent and Mr. Weaver, both of Basalt, appearing in response to the published notice made
in •the matter.
Thereupon the Chairman declared that a motion to adopt was in order, and Daniel F. Koprinikar
moved tbeadopt said resolution, which motion was seconded by Arnold E. Marks.
The Chairman then ihquired of those appearing as to any objections to -any parts of the proposed
regulations.
Arnold,Nottingham brought up several points which were objectionable and obtained agreement by
the Commissioners, with agreement of the maker and second,
Whereupon, the Chairma4/declared the motion,above made and seconded, withdrawn and requested a -
motion to amend and
Arnold E. Marks moved to amend the objectionable points and Daniel F. Koprinikar seconded the
motion, which was then declared unanimous by the Chairman.
Thereupon the Chairman declared that the motion to adopt was again in order, and Arnold E. Marks
moved to adopt the resolution, which motion was seconded by Daniel F. Koprinikar and declared unanimous
by the Chairman, as is more fully shown by the covering resolution, a copy of which follows these minutes
and the full resolution -regulations are filed in the Commissioners Resolution file.
The matter of the appointments to the new Eagle County Airport Authority came on at this time and
three interested parties appearing were, John Oleson, Eagle, Jim Clark, Vail, and Robert Mchveen, Minturn.
A discussiop insued and certain recommendations were verbally made -as well as having been re-
ceived in writing. by lot
The Chairman then declared an "Executive Session", and the following appointments weredra*4/in the
absence of the interested parties attending, to -wit:
Name For
Grant Brallier, Gypsum, Colo....................two years
Mike Dawson, Vail, Colo .........................two years
`Claude L. Gerard, Gypsum, Colo..................two years, Commissioners representative
Kenneth Norman, Eagle, Colo.(rural).............four years
Eldon Wilson, Eagle, Colo.......................four years
A copy of the governing resolution appears following these minutes.
The date of April 7, 1972 at 3:00 P.M. was set for the organization meeting of the Eagle County
Airport Authority.
Charles Griffin, successful bidder on demolition of the Avon Bridge, appeared and received his
notice to procedd on the contract.
County Assessor
Clair Bertroch/tendered two abatement petitions, one on behalf of David G. and Mona F. Barsotti,
Vail, Colo., and said Assessor recommending that the abatement be allowed; the Commissioners,after due
consideration,'concurred in the recommendation of the Assessor, granted the petition and allowed anc;abatement
on an assessed valuation of $250.00 on per-sonaittaxes for the year 1971, tax $ 21.29.
• On the other petition for abatement on behalf of John Hobart, Vail Colorado, the -Assessor not
making any recommendation, but leaving the matter strictly up to the judgment of the Commissioners, and the
Commissioners, after due consideration, denied the petition and dis-allowed an abatement on an assessed
valuation of $1,990.00 on real estate for the year 1971, tax $184.56.
In the matter of the Berry and Stark proposal, a map and cover letter having been received for
the, consideration of the Commissioners and for tendering to the Supervisor of the- White River National
Forrest; and the Commissioners not being in agreement, the matter and material was referred to the Plan-
ning Commission for their consideration on April 4, 1972.
A letter was written to the Office of Equal (Economic) Opportunity, requesting a Bailey Bridge
for the County's use at Avon, Colorado.
It appearing that one Mitchell Miller was among those interviewed by the Commissioners,
while in Denver for that express purpose, for the position of Eagle County Planner and his resume being
favorable, Mr. Miller was requested to appear at the next Planning Commission meeting on April 4, 1972, and
the -Commissioners further agreed to advance $200.00 to Mr. Miller for traveling expenses.
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WHEREAS the Board of County Commissioners of Eagle County has by
resolution created an airport authority in the manner provided
by law and;
WHEREAS the following named individuals, residents of and taxpaying
electors of the County of Eagle and State of Colorado, have expressed
a desire to serve as members of the Board of said airport authoricy
viz;
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NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the aforementioned persons be
a ppointed to serve as members of the Board of The Eagle County
Airport Authority for the following terms;
Aarch 27 1972 to March 27, 1974
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March 27, 1972 to March 27, 1976
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BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that said members meet within 30 days from
the date hereof, elect officers, adopt bylaws and in general organize
in a manner permitted by hQ-11_ws of the State of Colo ado;
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of the minutes of the organization
meeting together with a copy of the adopted bylaws be transmitted
to the Chairman of the Eagle County Board of Commissioners within
said 30 day period.
Adopted and signed this 27th day of March 1972
ATTEST: EAGLE COUNTY BOARD OF
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WHEREAS the Board of County Commissioners of Eagle County has by
resolution created an airport authority in the manner provided
by law and;
WHEREAS the following named individuals, residents of and taxpaying
electors of the County of Eagle and State of Colorado, have expressed
a desire to serve as members of the Board of said airport authoricy
viz;
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NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the aforementioned persons be
a ppointed to serve as members of the Board of The Eagle County
Airport Authority for the following terms;
Aarch 27 1972 to March 27, 1974
c.,March 27 1972 to March 27 1974
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March 27, 1972 to March 27, 1976
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BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that said members meet within 30 days from
the date hereof, elect officers, adopt bylaws and in general organize
in a manner permitted by hQ-11_ws of the State of Colo ado;
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of the minutes of the organization
meeting together with a copy of the adopted bylaws be transmitted
to the Chairman of the Eagle County Board of Commissioners within
said 30 day period.
Adopted and signed this 27th day of March 1972
ATTEST: EAGLE COUNTY BOARD OF
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WHEREAS The Eagle County Planning Commission has developed and submitted
to the Board a proposed Mobile Home Park and Camper Park Resolution
ond;
t-MEREAS The Board has considered said resolution at a public hearing
on March 27, 1972 after publication of notice thereof and;
WHEREAS The Board deems that the adoption and implementation of said
resolution will promote the Health, Welfare and safety of ,the inhabitants
and citizens of Eagle County;
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the resolution attached hereto and titled,
"THE EAGLE COUNTY MOBILE HOME PARK A ND CAMPER PARK REGULATION," be
and the same is hereby adopted.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that notice of said adoption be published one
time in three newspapers in general circulation in Eagle County and
_ that seid regulation shall thereafter become effective 30 days after the
date of the last such publication.
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WHEREAS The Eagle County Planning Commission has developed and submitted
to the Board a proposed Mobile Home Park and Camper Park Resolution
ond;
t-MEREAS The Board has considered said resolution at a public hearing
on March 27, 1972 after publication of notice thereof and;
WHEREAS The Board deems that the adoption and implementation of said
resolution will promote the Health, Welfare and safety of ,the inhabitants
and citizens of Eagle County;
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the resolution attached hereto and titled,
"THE EAGLE COUNTY MOBILE HOME PARK A ND CAMPER PARK REGULATION," be
and the same is hereby adopted.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that notice of said adoption be published one
time in three newspapers in general circulation in Eagle County and
_ that seid regulation shall thereafter become effective 30 days after the
date of the last such publication.
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Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day_
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The Commissioners set the next Welfare and County pay—roll day for April 24, 1972.
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 .
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Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day March_ -term 19- _April -19 _TZ
REGULAR MEETING
Present: Claude L. Gerard Chairman
Arnold E. Marks Commissioner
Daniel F. Koprinikar Commissioner
Hugh Warder County Attorney
Maxwell R. Barz Clerk to Board
Minutes of the last regular meeting and special meeting 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.
Eagle River Wool Growers
Michael Miller
Colorado Information
County Clerk
Colorado State Assn of Co. Clerks
Bell System Inc.
Town of Eagle
Doris Carter
Doris Carter
Minturn Cleaners
Erik W. Edeen r.p.s.
Erik W. Edeen
Envirommental health
Dick Wheeler, Inc
Dick Wheeler, Inc
American Supply Co
Eagle Auto parts
Hometown Supply Co.
Independent Lumber Co.
Eagle Pharmacy
Garfield Co. Abstract Co.
Eldorado Engineering Co.
L P Gas & Appliance �,o.
Rocky Mtn. Natural Gas Co. Inc.
Holy Cross Electric
Eagle Valley Telephone Co.
Mountain Bell Telephone Co.
Mountain Bell
Sage -Reminder
American Legion Aux #194
Eagle Volunteer Fire Dept
Eagle Valley Enterprise
Hometown Supply Co.
Out West Comm & Co. Printers
C. F. Hoeckel Bland Book & Litho Co.
GENERAL FUND
J pymt on Predator Control
2500.00
Travel expense, County Planner
200.00
subscription and service
9.00
money advanced
47.80
1972 Assn dues
100.00
repairs on tape recorder
42.00
water rent and trash haul
99.30
prisonerts board
532.00
jail laundry
18.85
new_,i:; uniforms
255.00
school exp
175.00
mileage
132.40
postage & supplies
16.26
lease #1 payment on S. 0. cars
905.20
special equipment
263.80
sirens
785.75
switches S.O. vehicles
6.36
supplies
46.35
supplies
40.05
supplies
5.92
xerox copies
32.40
Planning Service Engineer
190.00
filter - Sanitarians office
9.32
service- Courthouse
144.06
service- Courthouse
239.46
service- Courthouses
650.99
telephone Service
4A5.9Q
service Minturn
30.82
Public Notice
7.38
rent
150.00
garage rent
75.00
supplies & publications
159.40
airport
184.56
suplles
66.68
supplies
49.95
Total..............................................................................................$ 8316.17
ROAD & BRIDGE FUND
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co.
group insurance
County Clerk
money advanced
Eagle Valley Enterprise
supplies
Garfield Steel & Welding Co.
supplies
J. & J. Meeney
coal
Standard Oil Co.
fuel
Gay Johnson s Inc.
tires
Eagle Auto Parts
supplies
Macdonald Equipment Co.
supplies
Eagle Pharmacy
supplies
Roaring Fork Valley Co-op
supplies
McCoy Company
supplies
Bob's Repair Shop
supplies
Garfield Steel & Welding Co.
supplies
Vernon Eiswerth
tools
The Independent Lumber Co.
supplies
Hometown Supply Co.
supplies
Holland Auto Parts Inc.
parts
Berthod Motors Inc.
parts
Basalt Texaco
supplies
Downing Supply Co.
supplies
Holy Cross Auto Service
rent & supplies
Public Service Co. of Colo,
services
The Town of Eagle
trash & water rent
Hl W. Moore Equipment Co.
parts
Brake and Clutch Service
parts
Pete Honnen Equipment Co.
parts
Eagle Valley Telephone Co.
telephone seavice
Yampa Valley Electric Assoc. Inc.
electric service
Holy Cross Electric Assoc. Inc.
services
Town of Basalt
water rent
Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co.
services
Grand Jct. Steel Fab. Co.
steel
Western Bridge & Supply Co.
steel
The Town of Vail
taxes collected for R. & B.
Homeward Bound Inc.
gravel
Revier Equipment Co.
supplies
Basalt Sanitation Distkict
sewer service for Co. shop
Lawson Products Inc.
supplies
Eldorado Engineering Co.
services
TOTAL.......................................................................
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121.52
4.90
123.65
246.25
152.00
1,156.86
32.59
68.75
71.40
6.94
96.60
332.68
4,(86
74.92
200.00
65.64
107.87
183.73
8.05
7.70
164.75
17.55
1.50
58.40
352.23
32.28
34.91
58.73
46.57
136.06
9.00
79.42
311.12
563.85
1,012.67
571.50
16.43
6.80
35.97
784.00
..$ 7060.65
Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day_ _term 19_ _
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Mike Stillion, First Bank of Eagle County Insurance Representative, appeared and inquired about
submitting proposals on insuring county equipment, buildings etc, and was advised that most contracts would
come up again for bid in two years.
Le Grande Bair, representing sheep growers, appeared and requested money for predator control,
there having been $5000.00 budgeted for the purpose, the Commissioners allowed one-half or $2500.00 to be
drawn at this time and the remaining $2500:00 to be drawn about September, 1972.
and
Al Hill, correspondent for The Eagle Valley Enterprise, appeared and inquired about the map showing
the proposed new Commissioners Districts.
The Commissioners tendered a map showing the proposed new districts to be published with a legal
notice to the public.
The matter of the application for 3.2% beer license by L. G. Schafer, doing business as Kampground
Development, Inc., having been set for this date and time,(1:30 O'Clock P. M.) and the petitioner appearing ini
person and no one appearing in person or by mail to contest the application;
Thereupon Mr. Warder, County Attorney, made inquiry of the Petitioner, the Commissioner who posted
the location and made inspection and the Clerk of the Board as to those requirements pertaining to each in
such matters.
The County Attorney asked that the record show that proper publication has been made.
It therefore appearing that all requirements have been met, except that findings on the finger-
prints taken are not yet returned, Mr. Warder recommended that the Commissioners approve the application
subject to there being no felony record shown by the pending fingerprint report.
Whereupon, the Chairman called for the motion as stated, which was made by Arnold E. Marks and
seconded by Daniel F. Koprinikar, then declared unanimous by the Chairman, Claude L. Gerard.
It appearing that a request having been made both verbally and by letter by Berry and Stark, de-�':T.�-
velopers of Tenderwild Subdivision on Lake Creek, for the Commissioners to vacate such subdivision, and there
being no objection Wintere5ted party;
Thereupon, Daniel F. Koprinikar moved that such subdivision be vacated and Arnold E. Marks seconded I
the motion, which was then declared unanimous by Claude L. Gerard, 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.
Attest:
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Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners_dayAQril_ _term 19 _ aril l81922 -
SPECIAL MEETING
Present Claude L. Gerard Chairman
Arnold E. Marks Commiasioner
Daniel F. Koprinikar Commissioner
Hugh Warder County Attorney
Maxwell R. Barz Clerk to Board
The matter of a Supplemental Contract with the Department of the Interior, Bureau of Reclamation,
to share in the expense of resurfacing the 8 mile stretch of Eagle County Road No. 104 in connection with
construction of Ruedi Dam and reservoir, came before the Commissioners with George legger and Gayle Achterberg
representing the Bureau of Reclamation.
Under the Supplemental Contract Eagle County can be paid for one/half the cost of resurfacing over
a four year period. The billing for such can not exceed $10;000.00 per mile, $20,000.00 per year or $80,000.0
for the four year period.
The Commissioners determined to approve the contract and tabled such for signing at the next regular
meeting on April 24, 1972.
The matter of the Eagle County road involving lands belonging to Oscar Diemez and the Dreagers was
discussed.
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.
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Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day----April-
SPECIAL
ay___April_
SPECIAL MEETING
e365
--term 19- _ _ April 24, -19 -72 --
Present .
9-z2__
Present: Claude L. Gerard Chairman
Arnold E. Marks Commissioner
Daniel F. Koprinikar Commissioner
,(Absent) Hugh Warder County Attorney
Maxwell R. Barz Clerk to Board
GENERAL FUND
Town of Basalt
rent
37.50
Stanley's Store
supplies
4.951
Suburban Gas of Eagle Inc.
`gas -landfill
11.88
lEagle Valley Enterprise
Public notice
8.281
Claude L. Gerard, Commissioner
salary
427.08
Claude L. Gerard
mileage & exp.
36.651
Arnold E. Marks, Commissioner
salary
275.00'
Arnold z. Marks
mileage & exp.
26.25'
Daniel F. Koprinikar, Commissioner
salary
275.00
Daniel F. Koprinikar
mileage
13.20
Maxwell R. Barz, County Clerk
salary
604.17
Gussie Baker, Dep. Co. Clerk
salary
475.00
Eleanor Bindley, Dep. Co. Clerk
salary
475.00
(Starr C. Doll, Dep. Co. Clerk
salary
475.001
Lena Yost, Dep. Co. Clerk
salary
475.00
Eva Luby, Clerical hire
salary
220.001
Margaret Davenport, Clerical hire
salary
450.00
,Buena Eichler, Clerical hire
salary
60.00
,Lily Forster, Clerical hire
salary
20.00
Donna E. Deane, Chief Accountant
salary
462.50'
,Hubert N. Peterson, County Treasurer
salary
604-17
Hubert N. Peterson
Mileage - Pl. Comm.
39.00
Bobby Peterson, Dep. Co. Treas.
salary
475.00
Dessie D. Mathews, Dep. Co. Trees.
salary
475.00
Clair Bertroch, County Assessor
salary
604.17
Clair Bertroch
mileage
33.00
1Vincent Eichler, Dep. Co. Assessor
salary
475.00
Vincent Eichler
mileage
43.60
„Ella Bindley, Dep Co. Assessor
salary
475.00'
1Karleen Bonaly, Clerical hire
salary
450.00
Jessie Bertroch
salary
20.00 1
Hugh R. Warder, County Attorney
retaiger
250.00 1
l Hugh R. Warder
legal fees
465.25'
Geraldine Shelton, Secy. Co. Atty.
salary
175.00
Doris Carter, Custodian
salary
475.00 ,
Roland L. Gerard, Ct. Hse Annex Custodian
salary
45.00,
Roland L. Gerard
money advanced - rug repair
5.881
John F. Healy, District Attorney
salary
140.00'
,John F. Healy
expense
104.911
Arlys H. Ward, Secy. Dist. Atty.
salary
145.54
Dennis J. Seitz, Asst. Dist. Atty.
salary
247.831
,Dennis J. Seitz
expense
20.471
'Karol L. Parlin, Secy Asst. Dist. Atty.
salary
131.20
S. Douglas McLaughlin, Dep. Dist. Atty,
salary
400.001
'IMcLaughlin & Hart
Xerox servicees
4.95
„Kathleen M. Yantzor, Secy. Dep. Dist. Atty.
salary
180.001
(Jerry Conder, Supervisor, Landfill
salary
500.00
Henry Rey, Supervisor, Basalt Landfill
salary
285.00
Robert C. Whidden, Dep. Supervisor, Landfill
salary
330.00
1James H. Seabry, County Sheriff
salary
687.50
D. Cantrell, Under Sheriff
salary
525.00
(Richard
,,Charles W. Davis, Dep. Co. Sheriff
salary
500.001
,George Miller, Dep. Co. Sheriff
salary
500.001
William M. Murphy, Dep. Co. Sheriff
salary
475.001
Carol A. Conder, Clerical hire
salary
50.00
Office of Sheriff of Weld `aunty
Subpoena service
1.00
iBill Coffey, Extension Agent
salary
174.681
liEileen Randall, Secy, Extension Agent
salary
460.00 1
Jack W. Johnson, County Surveyor
salary
150.001
Maxwell R. Barz, Veterans Service Officer
salary
100.001
W. Edeen, County Sanitarian
salary
800.001
(Erik
"Bernice G. Webb, Secy. Sanitarian
salary
252.00
'Margie L. Gates, P.H.N.
salary
575.00
iHester Bertroch, Secy. P.H.N.
salary
315.00
Margaret Jacobsgaard, P.H.N.
salary
525.00
(Diana L. Isgrig, Secy P.H.N.
salary
420.00
'IThomas I. Steinberg, M.D., P.H.O.
salary
250.001
Thomas I. Steinberg, M.D.
office care - Del White
7.00
Jack W. Johnson, Director, Civil Defense
salary
50.00
Kathleen M. Yantzer, Secy, Civil Defense
salary
25.00
(Kathleen Yantzer
mileage & exp.
8.00
Shirley Powell, Secy, Planning Commission
salary
42.00
,Gerald E. Brown, Planner
Contract
1800.00
Vail Medical Professional Corp.
coroner fee
9.001
Vail Medieal Professional Corp.
coroner fee
6.75'
1Allen Agency
Airport Liability IBs.
785.00
Il Allen Agency
Sheriff's Cars
258.001
IA to Z Home Repair Service
renovation Co. Agent Office
489.00
Dick 'Wheeler Inc.
Lease payment, 2nd.
505.20
1l James H. Seabry
1R.
mileage
118.50
D. Cantrell
mileage
24.20
lCharles W. Davis
mileage
59.90 1
George H. Miller
mileage
31.40
,(Peak One
Services Case # 656
697.00
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Colorado Hospital, Medical Services 1.ic. Group Ins. 988.15
County Treasurer 0 A S I Withholding 949.43
ITotal........................................................................4......................$25,891.93
ROAD & BRIDGE FUND
Charles E. Griffin
Removal Avon bridge
6450.00
Claude L. Gerard, Commissioner
expense
60.88
Arnold E. Marks, Commissioner
expense
60.55
Daniel F. Koprinikar, Commissioner
expense
58.26
Bernard B. Ginther, Road Supervisor
salary &
exp.
625.00
Garland Bertroch, Bridge Foreman
salary
500.00
Joe Carter, Operator
salary
500.00
Donaldc0rant, Operator
salary
500.00
John W. Hill, Operator
salary
500.00
Jess A. Pettit, Shovel Operator
salary
500.00
Robert E. R6ggle, Parts & Inventory
salary
425.00
Louie Rimbert, Tractor Operator
salary
500.00
Jim Southerland, Mechanic
salary
500.00
James D. .WatsonstQperator
salary
500.00
Francis D. Daugherty, Truck Driver
salary
475.00
Cleaburn J. Gordon, Truck Driver
salary
475.00
Glen Kittle, Truck Driver
salary
475.00
Marvin Borah, Road Overseer
salary &
exp.
550.00
Samuel Carter, Road Overseer
salary &
exp.
550.00
Ernest L. Cock, Road Overseer
salary &
exp.
550.00
Wren Eaton, Road Overseer
salary &
exp.
550.00
Vernon Eiswerth, Road Overseer
salary &
exp.
550.00
A..H. Hoyt, Road Overseer
salary &
exp.
550.00
Walter F. Owen, Road Overseer
salary &
exp.
550.00
Walter J. Owen, Road Overseer
salary &
exp.
550.00
Joseph A. Skiles, Road Overseer
salary &
exp.
550.00
A. E. Gord6n, Labor
salary
135.20
Russell D. Carter, Laborer
salary
124.80
Joe Phillips, Shop Foreman
salary
500.00
Joe Phillips, Janitor
salary
37.50
Colorado Blue Cross & Blue Shield
Group Ids.
677.85
County Treasurer
O.A.S.I.
608.27
Total................................................................... ..................$20,138.31
The matter of adoption of the Commissioners Redistricting Proposal recommended by the Eagle 1,ounty
Planning Commission came on for hearing; and
Publication having been made stating time,a.(.9:00 o'clock A. M.) and place for the adoption, and
no one appearing to object to the proposal;
Thereupon, Arnold E. Marks, Commissioner, moved for the adoption of the proposed Redistricting of
Commissioners Districts shown on the map tendered for that purpose, and Daniel F. Koprinikar seconded the
motion.
Whereupon, Claude L. Gerard, Chairman, declared the proposal adopted unanimously.
A resolution declaring discontinuance of precinct registorations for the Primary and General
Elections in Eagle County was signed by the Commissioners, as shown by the photo copy following these minutes.
A resolution was passed and signed directing the County Attorney to take the appropriate and
negessary action to disolve the legal entity known as Eagle County Airport Advisory Committee, Inc., the
previous functions of.which will now be performed by the newly created Eagle County Airport Authority; as
shown by the photo copy following these minutes.
A contract for Planning Services withsGerald E. Brown was signed !bac the Commissioners as shown
by, the photo copy following these minutes.
Ernest Henry, representing Public Service Company and Bill Holland, representing Mountain States
Telephone Oompany, appeared and showedua map,with their explanation of numbering of houses in the Gore Valley,
Migturn and Redcliff, and asked for the approval of the Commissioners for such and to place numbers on houses.
Thereupon, Daniel F. Koprinikar moved to approve the proposal, which motion was seconded by A. E.
Marks and declared unanimous by Claude L. Gerard, Chairman.
A Letter was received from Bill Coffee, Extension Agent, stating that the Eagle County Fair Board
recommends the following Fair Board Appointments, to -wit:
Eagle.............Ross ehambers, re -appointment for three year term
Eagle.............Lloyd Eichler, re -appointment for three year term
Gypsum ............ Dick Ellsworth, Ex -officio
Edwards ........... Charlyn Williams, three year term
Eagle.............Ed Miles, one year term
Thereupon, it was moved by A. E. Marks to concurr in the recommendation of the Fair Board and
the County Extension Agent and appoint the above named to the Eagle Oounty Fair Board for the terms as shown,
which motion was seconded by Daniel F. Koprinikar and declared unanimous by the Chairman, Claude L. Gerard.
Robert Thompson appeared and inquired about job openings.
Donald C. Yerxa appeared and tendered a plat for approval of Altair Vail Inn, a resubdivision of
Lots 4,5,6 and 7, Bighorn Subdivision Third Addition Amended Plat.
The Eagle County Planning Commission having approved the 'plat on April 18, 1972, and there being
no.objection; Daniel F. Koprinikar moved that the plat be approved, which motion was seconded by A. E. Marks
and declared unanimous by Claude L. Gerard, Chairman.
There being no further business to come
adjourn until the next regular meeting.
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directed to take the appropriate and necessary action to dissolve
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REGULAR
Mayes, -19.72_
REGULAR MEETING
Present: Claude L. Gerard Chairman
Arnold E. Marks Commissioner
Daniel F. Koprinikar Commissioner
Hugh Warder County Attorney
Maxwell R. Barz Clerk to Board
Colorado Information
Stephen Peck Inc
County Clerk
County Clerk
Treasurer, State of Colorado
Pitney Bowes
Environmental Health Office
Erik W. Edeen R.P.S.
Starr C. Doll
Mary Jo Jocobs MD
Richard A. Miller
Dennis J. Seitz
Doris Carter
Doris darter
James H. Seabry
James H. Seabry
New Jersey Zinc Company
Py Pinkston
Vail Pharmacy
Eagle Pharmacy
Eagle Pharmacy
Cope Office Supply
Cope Office Supply
Out West Commercial & County
C. F. Hoeckel
,Frankel Manufacturing Co.
Charles Stanley
Wilson radio and T.V. Appl.
Hometown Supply Company
Gambles Store
Eagle Valley Enterprise
Garfield County Abstract Co.
Sage Remgnder
Raymonds Printing & Office
Plateau Typewriter Exchange
Plateau Typewriter Exchange
Lease Finance Inc.
Lease Finance Co.
Minnesco Division
Camera Cards
,# M B P S I
Eagle Valley Telephone Co.
Mountain Bell
Holy Cross Electric Assn
American Legion Aux
Toidn of Basalt
Eggle Volunteer Fire Dept.
Minturn Fire Department
Minturn Vol Fire Dept.
Eagle Sanitation Dist.
Rocky Mtnu Natural Gas Co. Inc.
Vail Clinic Inc.
Independent Lumber Co.
Mountain Bell
GENERAL FUND
Subscription and service
9.00
supplements
12.00
money advanced
33.90
money advanced
6.00
Urban Planning Contract
2500.00
Postage Tape
5.15
Postage
15.96
mileage
188.60
Jan., Feb., Mar. Registrar fees
4.00
medical services
57.00
Coroner fee, John Heeley
32.70
expense
4.51
prisoners.meAls
295.00
jgil laundry
12.30
expense to hospital
51.55
expense to Hospital
54.05
garage rent
9.00
expense
251.45
medicine for prisoner (White)
8.94
medicine for prisoner (Heath)
6.85
supplies
17.66
Adding machine service
28.18
calculator
194.00
supplies
474.35
supplies
299.12
supplies
4.20
labor & material
72.00
merchandise
15.85
supplies
95.32
supplies
10.35
supplies
78.06
xerox copies
34.80
Public Notice
5.04
Marchant Repair
98.70
service
15.00
supplies
8.67
Addressograph Lease #900-1
112.12
Graphotypa!Lease #15199-3
106.40
Pymt 2 of 12
318.06
3 M PBI
171.60
copy paper
134.54
telephone service
485.94
telephone service
41.59
service
203.40
office rent
75.00
office rent
37.50
garage rent
75.00
garage rent
75.00
ins
602.30
service
31.50
service
107.45
April rent
150.00
supplies
17.37
service
24.55
Total..............................................................................................$ 7,873.58
ROAD & BRIDGE
Metropolitan Denver Sewage Disposal Dist.
truck bids
2660.00
Phoenix Mutual Life Ins. Co.
group ins.
121.52
Eagle Valley Telephone Co.
service
61.83
Yampa Valley Electric Assn Inc.
service
45.75
Holy Cross Electric Assn Inc.
service
69.25
Public Service Co.
service
1.50
Rocky Mtn Natural Gas Cc Inc.
service
50.94
Basalt Sanitation Dist.
service
6.80
Eagle Sanitation Dist.
service
18.00
Holy Cross Auto Service
rent
15.00
United States Welding Inc.
service
1:05
Standard Oil Co.
fuel
1142.33
American Oil Co.
fuel
5.64
Continental Oil Co.
fuel
59.95
Glenwood Septic Tank Co.
rent
200.00
County Clerk
money advanced
10.00
County Clerk
money advanced
70.00
Skelly Restaurant
me81s
24.30
Ed Martinez
services
66.00
Gay Johnson's Inc.
tires
272.77
Eagle Auto Parts
parts
427.77
Brake & Clutch Service Co.
supplies
32.28
Wilson Radio Service Co,
supplies
32.28
Wilson Radio & Appliance
supplies
6.10
Downing supply Co.
supplies
120.10
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Macdonald Equipment Co.
Hometown Supply Co.
Roaring Fork Valley CO -op Assn.
The Fullwell Motor Products Co.
High Country Lumber Co.
Elmer Glass Co. Inc.
Wheeling Corrugating Co.
J. D. Adams Co.
Town of Vail
Eagle Valley Enterprise
Homeward Bound Inc.
Basalt Texaco
Holland Auto Parts Inc.
Rocky Mtn. Natural Gas Co. Inc.
The Independent Lumber Co.
Revier Equipment Co.
Metropolitan Denver Sewage Disposal
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supplies
75.48
supplies
30.43
lumber
460.40
supplies
28.88
parts
12.80
glass
28.94
steel
896.26
steel
7635.93
Treasurer's (road) fees
4592.47
supplies
356.70
gravel
231.00
supplies
7.75
parts
41.83
services
24.87
supplies
86.02
parts
19.25
dump trucks
50540.01
Total..............................................................................................$-70,595.04
Clair Bertroch, County Assessor tendered four abatements for the consideration of the Commissioners.
One on behalf of Double X Ranch Inc., and the Assessor recommending that the abatement be allowed,
the Commissioners,after due consideration, concurred in the recommendation of the Assessor and granted the
petition for abatement on an assessed valuation of $6,805.00 on cattle, personal property taxes for the year
1971, tax amounting to $460.97.
One on behalf of Robert L. Shapiro, and the Assessor recommending that la. refund ,' be allowed,
the Commissionerp, after due consideration, concurred in the recommendation of the Assessor and granted the
petition for :.refund, -.t on an assessed valuation of $720.00 on real estate taxes for the year, 1971, tax amount
ing to $70.37.
One on behalf of Peter S. Sherwood and Rosalinda L. Sherwood, and the Assessor recommending that
A',.: refund ..t be allowed, the Commissioners, afterdue consideration, concurred in the recommendation of the
Assessor and granted the petition for 'refund.;, on an assessed valuation of $150.00 on real estate for the
year 1971, tax amounting to $10.31.
The remaining one on behalf of Aspen Mesa Estates, and the Assessor recommending that the abatement
be allowed, the Commissioners after due consideration, concurred in the recommendation of the Assessor and
granted the petition for abatement on an assessed valuation of $ 5,165.00 on real estate for the year,1970
and $ 5,165.00 on real estate for the year 1971, the 1970 tax amounting to$302.86 and -the 1971 tax amounting
to $321.00.
Walter F. Owen, Road Overseer, appeared concerning an accident report turned in by George Miller,
Deputy Sheriff, involving Mr. Owens County Maintenance truck. Mr. Owens stated that his truck was not in-
volved in an accident on January 11, 1972.
Gene Stout, representing McDonald Equipment, appeared and discussed problems on the Overseer's
County snow plow at Gore Creek.
There was discussion on trucks owned by Denver Metro Sewer District and a decision to bid.
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.
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Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners -day__ &y _ ___term 19_. ____ ___ x_?k,_ 19-72 _
SPECIAL MEETING
Present: Claude L. Gerard Chairman
Arnold E. Marks Commissioner
Daniel F. Koprinikar Commissioner
(absent) Hugh Warder County Attorney
Maxwell R. Barz Clerk to Board
Claude L. Gerard, County Commissioner
Arnold E. Marks, County Commissioner
Daniel F. Koprinikar, County Commissioner
Maxwell R. Barz, County Clerk
Gussie Baker, Dep. County Clerk
Eleanor Bindley, Dep. County Clerk
Starr C. Doll, Dep. County Clerk
Lena Yost, Dep. County Clerk
Margaret Davenport, Clerical hire
Donna E. Deane, Chief Accountant
Hubert N. Peterson, County Treasurer
Bobby Peterson, Dep. County Treasurer
Dessie D. Mathews, Dep. County Treasurer
Clair Bertroch, County Assessor
Vincent Eichler, Dep. County Assessor
Ella Bindley, Dep. County Assessor
Karleen Bonaly, Clerical hire
Hugh.R. Warder, County Attorney
Geraldine Shelton, Secy. to County Atty.
Doris Carter, Courthouse Custodian
Roland L. Gerard, County Court Custodian
John F. Healy, District Attorney
Arlys H. Ward, Secy. to Dist. Atty.
Dennis J. Seitz, Assistant Dist. Atty.
Karol L. Parlin„ Secy to Dist. Atty.....
S. Douglas McLaughlin, Deputy Dist. Atty.
Kathleen M. Yantzer, Secy to Dist. Atty.
Jerry Conder, Supt. Sanitary Landfill
Henry Rey, Supt. Sanitary Landfill
Robert E. Whidden, Sanitary Landfill
James H. Seabry, County Sheriff
Charles W. Davis, Dep. Co. Sheriff
George Miller, Dep. Co. Sheriff'_'
William M. Murphy, Dep. Co. Sheriff
Carol A. Conder, Secy. Co. Sheriff
Bill Coffey, Extension Agent
Eileen Randall, Secy. Extension Agent
Jack W. -Johnson, County Surveyor
Maxwell R. Barz, Veterans Service Officer
Erik:; W. Edeen, Sanitation Officer
Bernice G. Webb, Secy. Sanitation Officer
Environmental Health Office
Margie L. Gates, P.N.N.
Hester Bertroch, Secy. to P.H.N.
Hester Bertftch
Margaret Jacobsgaard, P•H.N.
Diana L. Isgrig, Secy. to RHN.
T. I. Steinberg M.D., Public Health Officer
Jack W. Johnson, Civil Service Director
Kathleen M. Yantzer, Secy. Civil Service
Shirley Powell, Planning Commission Secy.
Lily Forster, Clerical Hire - Election
Eva L. Luby, Part-time Co. Clerk's Office
Ellen LaPierre, Part-time Co. Treasurer Office
Buena Eichler, Clerical Hire - County Clerk
Arnold E. Marks
Daniel F. Koprinikar
Maxwell R. Barz
Claude L. Gerard
Hubert N. Peterson
Clair Bertroch
Vincent Eichler
Hugh R. Warder, County Attorney.
County Clerk
Elliott Plumbing & Heating
Gordon Kashner
Glennora Mosher
Glennora Mosher
John F. Healy
Dennis J. Seitz
S. Douglas McLaughlin
Earl R. Addie
Leila E. Houston
James H. Seabry
James H. Seabry
James H. Seabry
Valley View Hospital
Laboratory Procedures
Colorado Law Enforcement Academy
Vail Medical Professional Corp.
Gerald E. Brown
Colorado Hospital Service & Medical Service
County Treasurer
Clair Bertroch
GENERAL FUND
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
postage
salary
salry
supplies
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
mileage
mileage
mileage
mileage
mileage
& expenses
& expenses
& expenses
mileage & expenses
mileage & expenses
legal services
money advanced for postage
parts & labor
labor
matron services
acting custodian
expenses
expenses
expenses
Civil Action
transcript -
mileage
mileage
mileage
#1548 Transcript
water court case
hospital & treatment
medical expenses
tuition
B. A.
planning services
group insurance
d A S I
labor
427.08
275.00
275.00
604.17
475.00
475.00
475.00
475.00
450.00
462.50
604.17
475.00
475.00
604.17
475.00
475.00
450.00
250.00
175.00
475.00
45.00
140.00
145.54
247.83
131.20
400.00
180.00
500.00
285.00
385.00
687.50
500.00
500.00
475.00
50:00
201.56
460.00
150.00
100.00
800.00
252.00
52.08
575.00
315.00
30.00
525.00
420.00
250.00
50.00
25.00
42.00
52.50
180.00
100.00
210.00
23.85
11.00
24.00
94.62
25.20
38.90
33.50
214.40
1,000.00
31.16
66.00
38.00
221.62
47.05
14.70
27.96
653.00
57.60
51.95
55.25
52.20
232.90
3.50
90.00
10.70
1,800.00
1,003.05
937.60
39.00
..........................................................................................$ 25,119.46
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Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day —term 19—
ROAD & BRIDGE FUND
Claude Gerard, County Commissioner
mileage
70.35
-Daniel F. Koprinikar, County Commissioner
mileage
55.76
Arnold E. Marks, County Commissioner
mileage
61.80
Bernard B. Ginther, Road Supervisor
salary &
expenses
625,00
Garland Bertroch, Bridge Foreman
salary
500.00
Joe Carter, Operator
salary
500.00
Donald Grant, Operator
salary
500.00
John W. Hill, Operator
salary
500.00
Jess A. Pettit, Shovel Operator
salary
500.00
Joe. Phillips, Shop Foreman
salary &
expenses
515.00
Robert E. Riggle, Parts man
salary
425.00
Louie Rimbert, Tractor Operator
salary
500.00
Jim Southerland, Mechanic
salary
500.00
James E. Watson, Operator
salary
500.00
Francis D. Daugherty, Truck Driver
salary
475.00
Cleaburn J. Gordon, Truck Driver
salary
475.00
Glen Kittle, Truck Driver
salary
475.00
Marvin Borah, Road Overseer
salary &
expenses
650.00
Wren Eaton, Road Overseer
salary &
expenses
550.00
Vernon Eiswerth, Road Overseer
salary &
expenses
550.00
Samuel Carter, RoadlOverseer
salaPy &
expenses
550.00
Ernest L. Cock, Road Overseer
salary &
expenses
550.00
A. H. Hoyt, Road Overseer
salary &
expenses
550.00
Walter F. Owen, Road Overseer,
salary &
expenses
550.00
Walter J. Owen, Road Overseer
salary &
expenses
550.00
Joseph A. Skiles, Road Overseer
salary &
expenses
550.00
A. C. Gordon, Laborer
salary
405.60
Russell D. Carter, Laborer
salary
312.00
Joe.Phillips, Janitor
services
37.50
Colorado Blue Cross & Blue Shield
group insurance
742.75
County Treasurer
O.A.S.I.
632.07
Total* .......................................................................................... $ 14,182.83
Bill Williams and Jim Kough appeared and presented a map of Telemark Townhouses for consideration
and.approval of the Commissioners.
After explanation of the above, Daniel F. Koprinikar moved for acceptance, which motion was seconded
by Arnold E. Marks, passed unanimously and signed by Claude L. Gerard, Chairman.
Jared Morse and Jack Mankamyer & wife, representing Snowridge Subdivision project, appeared and
showed the Commissioners a map showing extensive developement plans and proposed to house six to ten thousand
population, comprising three thousand acres with determination yet to be made on whether it will be private
or public.
Miss Nora Johnson, Eagle County Welfare Director, tendered her resignation to the Commissioners
effective June 30, 1972, and requested that she be allowed to remain on the payroll until her leave time is
used.
Larry Meisner,crepreeenting the Town of Basalt, appeared and requested county help for oiling
about 4/10 mile of street on Cedar Drive plus 1/10 mile on another street and seal cote on the main street.
The.Commissioners tabled the matter for the present.
Ross Chambers and Ed Graves appeared in the matter of a Regional Planning Commission to include
Grand County, Summit County, Eagle County and Pitkin County. The Commissioners agreed to,the program.
Gene Stout, representing McDonald EquipmenttCo., and Kal Kalvar, representing Farris Machinery Co.,
appeared individually and presented bids on a new truck -snow plow combination for the Gore Valley area.
Theorder was placed with Farris Machinery Co.
Hugh Warder, County Attorney, appeared and presented Kaibab Subdivision Filing No. 2 plat.
Arnold E. Marks moved that the map be accepted, which motion was seconded by Daniel F. Koprinikar, passed
unanimously and signed by Claude L. Gerard, Chairman.
came on for hearing
The matter of the Oscar Diemoz offer on property for Eagle Eounty Road`cand Arndld E: Marks moved
Mr..Diemoz's proposal on property running parallel to the railroad be accepted involving 26 feet width
adjacent to the railroad for a new right-of-way easement. The agreement being that the county moves the
road and furnishes four strands of barbwire, steel posts and Mr. Diemoz furnishes cedar posts and installs
the.fence at his own expense.
The motion was seconded by Daniel F. Koprinikar.
Whereupon, Claude L. Gerard, Chairman, declared the motion unanimous.
There being nothing further to come before the Board at this time, it was moved and seconded to
adjourn until May 31, 1972, unless sooner called by the Chairman..
Chairman
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Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners-day---may------tem 19_. _-May-3i_,____19.72_
SPEClkL MEETING
Present: Claude L. Gerard Chairman
Arnold E. Marks Commissioner
Daniel F. Koprinikar Commissioner
(absent) Hugh Warder County Attorney
Maxwell R. Barz Clerk to Board
Chet Ruminski appeared and applied for the Road and Bridge shop inventory job, vacated by the death
of Robert E. Riggle on May 27, 1972,
The Commissioners hired Mr. Ruminski, effective June 2, 1972.
The Commissioners reappoionted Rod Slifer to another five year term on the Eagle County Planning
Commission, effective June 1, 1972.
Claude L. Peters, State Land Use Commission, appeared and discussed county planning with the
Commissioners.
The Commissioners determined that the Eagle County Airport will receive a coat of emulsified asphalt
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.
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Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day y y- tern 19
REGULAR MEETING
Present: Claude L. Gerard Chairman
Arnold E. Marks Commissioner
Daniel F. Koprinikar Commissioner
(absent) Hugh Warder County Attorney
Maxwell R. Barz Clerk to Board
--June-5, 19 -7z -
Minutes of the last regular meeting 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:.
GENERAL FUND
Colonial Life & Accident Ins. Co.
Group Ins.
Eagle County Treasurer
Retirement for *ay
First Bank of Eagle County
Federal withholdings
Colorado Information
subscription & service
Koonce Company, Inc.
supplies
Club 20
brochures
Eldorado Engineering Co.
Planning Commission
Eldorado Engineering Co.
Planning Commission
Dennis J. Seitz, Assistant Dist. Atty.
expense
Eagle Valley Telephone
service
Mountain Bell
Minturn Dep. Sheriff- service
Mountain Bell
-service
State Revenue Department
Boiler inspection
Holy Cross Electric Association, Inc.
services
Doxol Gas
services
Vail Clinic Inc.
rent - PHN
Eagle Volunteer Fire Department
garage rent
American Legion Auxiliary Unit #194
office rent
Town of Basalt
office rent
Erik W. Edeen
mileage
Taylor Chemicals Inc,
test kits
M. E. Blough
repair of clock
3'M Business Products Sales Inc.
supplies
Stanley's Cash Store
supplies
Elliott Plumbing & Heating
labor & material
J. L.Evans
repairs - sprinkler system
Pete Honnen Equipment
supplies
Charles A. Stanley
pump
Dennie Eaton
labor
Wilsons Radio -TV & Appliance
merchandise & labor
The Independent Lumber Co.
supplies
Hometown Supply Company
supplies
Lease Finance Inc;.
Lease # 900-01
Lease Finance Inc.
Lease # 15199-3
Cope Office Supply
supplies
Cope Office Supply
supplies
Eagle Pharmacy
office supplies
C. F. Hoeckel Blank Book & Lithl Co.
supplies
Out West Commercial & Co. Printers, Inc.
supplies
IBM Corp.
Maint. Agreement for Typewriter
IBM Corp.
typewriter - D.A. Office
Doris Carter
meals for prisoners
Doris Carter
jail laundry
Mick's 66 Service
inspection sticker
The New Jersey Zinc Company
switch on gas pump
Dick Wheeler Inc.
lease cars
Sargent -Sowell, Inc.
desks
Eagle Pharmacy
medicine - prisoner
Dr. Mary Jo Jacobs, M.D.
office call - prisoner
Share Corp,
supplies
Reno Cafe & Bar
meals for search rescue umit
Vail Medical Professional Corp.
NOC Willard Miller
James H. Seabry
services & fees
Minard's Service
service on sheriff car
Edwards Skelly Station
service on sheriff car
New Jersey Zinc. Co.
rent - sheriff car
Colorado State Forest Service
batteries
The Vail Trail
printing legal notice
Eagle Valley Enterprise
publication
Sage - Reminder
adv. county assessor's office
Eagle Valley Enterprise
legal accounts
Pitney Bowes
postage meter rent
Pitney Bowes
postage meter inspection
County Clerk
retirement - DeTray & Shelden
County Clerk
freight
Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co., Inc.
services
114.50
552.70
2297.70
9.00
7.48
500.00
260.00
675.00
12.02
652.30
36.54
42.84
10.00
247.36
12.76
150.00
75.00
75.00
37.50
218.80
15.65
15.00
230.24
1.96
30.17
96.28
1.65
181.35
6.00
43.50
79.73
59.35
112.12
106.40
50.22
27.60
22.01
174.32
44.55
41.51
486.00
455.00
19.22
1.50
13o.62
505.20
85.10
5.25
12.00
30.60
36.52
15.00
171.30
9.90
22.14
9.00
11.70
2.76
2.07
5.00
46.37
48.00
78.00
4.00
2.25
195.05
Total.............................................................................................$ 6,489.46
�- Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day -term 19_ _ 19___.
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co. Inc.
Public Service Co. of Colo.
Holy Cross Electric Assoc. Inc.
Yampa Valley Electric Assoc. Inc.
Basalt Sanitation District
Eagle Valley Telephone Co.
R. W. Land Surveying
Eldorado Engineering Co.
Carroll C. Moreland
Steve Nottingham
Holy Cross Auto Service
H & K Frame and Body Shop
Standard Oil Co.
Eagle Auto Parts
Gay Johnson Inc.
Holland Auto Parts Inc.
Fullwell Motor Products Company
Gerard Bros.
CM&H Tire Co.
Pete Honnen Equipment Co.
Transmission Gear & Joint Co.
Axle & Transmission Inc.
International Harvester Co.
Union Supply Co.
Brake & Clutch Service Co.
destern Motor Rebuilders
Bob's Repair Shop
Del Chemical Corporation
Macdonald Equipment Co.
H. W. Moore Equipment Company
United States Welding Inc.
McCoy Company
B -M Hardware
Revier Equipment Company
Downing Supply Co.
Eagle Pharmacy
Bob's Repair Shop
Eagle Lion's Club
Nestern Auto Associate Store
Phe Independent Lumber Co.
McCoy Company
Nilson's Radio TV & Applinace
Kick's 66 Service
Vail Medical Professional Corp.
Allen Agency
Vail Associates Inc.
Arnold Nottingham
dheeling Corrugating Co.
"'ounty Clerk
;,ounty Clerk
:ounty Clerk
3ocky Mountain Natural Gas Co., Inc.
ROAD & BRIDGE FUND
group insurance
115.59
services
40.30
services
1.50
services
63.23
services
44.51
sewer service
6.80
telephone services
73.30
services
2,270.00
services
1,739.50
watchman on Avon Bridge
32.00
services
21.25
rent
15.00
repairs
10.50
fuel
1,42835
parts and tires
443.44
tires
606.47
pis
42.89
parts
13.40
parts
49.52
parts
18.95
supplies
5.61
parts
90.87
parts
74.63
parts
20.22
parts
3.34
parts
8.78
compressor motor repairs
996.62
repairs
8.00
supplies
97.59
supplies
193.59
supplies
33.02
supplies
1.25
supplies
505.26
supplies
12.79
supplies
13.25
supplies
153.30
supplies
7.45
supplies
5.04
supplies
10.50
supplies
2.06
supplies
40.54
supplies
181.78
supplies
5.10
sticker
1.50
servicea
15.00
insurance
178.00
expenses for Army - Avon Bridge
2,955.43
gravel
379.50
steel(bal. on previous invoice)
100.00
fuel permits
4.00
meal, etc.
35.32
permits & titles
8.00
sAkvices
22.24
............................................................................................$ 13,206.08
Clair Bertroch, County Assessor, tendered an abatement on behalf of John F. and Kenneth Kleinwachter,
a/ J -K Lodges, Vail, Colo., and the Assessor recommending that a refund be made, the Commissioners, after
consideration concurred in the recommendation of the Assessor and granted the petition on an assessed
ation of $4,075.00 on realestate taxes for the year, 1971, tax amounting to $320.87.
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 Chairmap.
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Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day aune _ term 197z June , —19-7-2---
SPECIAL
9z__
SPECIAL MEETING
Present: Claude L. Gerard Chairman
Arnold E. Marks Commissioner
Daniel F. Koprinikar Commissioner
Hugh Warder County Attorney
Maxwell R. Barz Clerk to Board
Tne:.matter of-interviewingrprospectrivedCountyaP..lannttsEcamerbeford the Board•:ecCharles dBowen of
Ogden, Utah and Richard Winter, Cheyenne, Wyoming, were interviewed and Mr. Winter was approved pending his
acceptance, which acceptance was not forthcoming.
Representatives of H. W. H. Co. and the State Land Use Commission appeared and advised the Commiss-
ioners of progress made in evaluating planning in a six county area. The Commissioners approved of the
progress made.
The matter of preparing a new election precinct map because of legislative approval of State
Representatives districts, which district dividing line split Eagle County in an east to west direction
making the northern part oftthe county in one Representative District and the southern part in,another,
came -before the Board. New precinct boundaries were established and a map showing the changes was approved
by the Commissioners.
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.
Chairman
Attest;
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Cl*1? to/Board.
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Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day___sune___ -term 19-72_ _Juna26.,_19-72__
SPECIAL MEET'.'ING
Present: Claude L. Gerard Chairman
Arnold E. Marks Commissioner
Daniel F. Koprinikar Commissioner
Hugh Warder 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.
S. L. Dodson Engineered Products
Richard Cantrell
Claude Gerard, County Commissioner
Arnold E. Marks, County Commissioner
Arnold E. Marks
Daniel F. Koprinikar, County Commissioner
Claude Gerard
Daniel � . Koprinikar
Maxwell R. Barz, County Clerk
Gnssie Baker, Dep. County Clerk
Eleanor Bindley, Dep. Co. Clerk
Starr Doll, Dep. County Clerk
Lena M. Yost, Dep. County Clerk
Margaret E. Davenport, Clerical Hire
Buena Eichler, Part time Clerical Hire
Eva L. L, Part time Clerical Hire
Donna De e, Chief Accounting Officer
Eleanor Bindley,
Lily Forster, Election Clerical Hire
Hubert N. Peterson, County Treasurer
Hubert N. Peterson
Dessie D. Mathews, Dep. County Treas.
Bobby Peterson, Deputy Co. Tress.
Clair Bertroch, County Assessor
Vincent Eichler, Dep. Assessor
Vincent Eichler
Ella Bindley, Dep. Assessor
Karleen Bonaly, Clerical Hire
Shirley Powell, Part time Clerical Hire
Hugh R. Warder, County Attorney
Geraldine Shelton, Co. Atty. Secy
Hugh R. Warder
Doris Carter, Custodian
Roland L'...Gerard, Annex Custodian
John F. Healy, District Attorney
Hohn F. Healy
Arlys H. Ward, Secy to Dist. Atty.
Dennis J. Seitz, Asst Dist. Atty.
Dennis J. Seitz
Karol L. Parlin, Secy to Asst. D. A.
Patty Wiese, vacation replacement
Kathleen M. Yantzer, Secy to Dep. D. A.
S. Do)}Agglas McLaughlin
JerryY'Conder, Landfill Supervisor
Robert Whidden, Landfill Operator
Henry Rey, Landfill Superlisor
James H. Seabry, County Sheriff
James H. Seabry
New Jersey. Zinc Co.
George Miller, LDeputy Sheriff
Charles W. Davis, Deputy Sheriff
John M. DeTray, Undersheriff
William M. Murphy, Dep. Sheriff
State Board of Land Commissioners
Carol A. Conder, Sheriff Secy
Vail Medical Prof. Corp.
Bill Coffey, Extendion Sgent
Jack W. Johnson, County Surveyor
Maxwell R. Barz, Veterans Service Officer
Erik W. Edeen, County Sanitarian
Bernice G. Webb, Secy to Sanitarian
Margie L. Gates, Public Health Nurse
Eileen Randall, Secy to Extension Agent
Hester Bertroch, Secy to Health Nurse
Diana L. Isgrid, Secy to Health Nurse
Margaret Jacobsgaard, PHN
Dr. Thomas I. Steinberg
Shirley Powell, Secy to Planning Commission
Gerald E. Brown, Contract Planner
Jack W. Hohnson, Civil Defense Director
Kathleen M. Yantzer, Secy to Def. Dir.
Leila E. Houston,
Lease Finance Inc.
Lease Finance Inc.
Lease Finance Inc.
Suspende Fund, % County Treasurer
Colorado Blue Cross & Blue Shield
Shirley Powell, Part time Clerical hire
County Treasurer
GENERAL FUND
Annex Roof repair
3000.00
replace lost warrant #63294
10.10
expense
79.30
salary
275.00
expense
102.20
salary
275.00
salary
428.08
mileage & expense
29.20
salary
604.17
salary
475.00
salary
475.00
salary
475.00
salary
475.00
salary
450.00
salary
310.00
salary ®
220.00
salary
462.50
Co. Clk. Convention
95.92
salary
95.00
salary
604.17
Treasurer's Convention
198.52
salary
475.00
salary
475.00
salary 0
604.17
salary
475.00
expense
6.40
salary-
475.00
salary
450.00
salary
70.00
retainer fee
250.00
salary
175.00
legal fees
808.30
salary
475.00
salary
45.00
salary
140.00
expense
110.01
salary
145.54
salary
247.83
expense
36.57
salary
131.20
salary
5.50
salary
180.00
exp.
24.14
salary
500.00
salary
357.50
salary
285.00
salary
687.50
expense
55.10
garage rent
9.00
salary
500.00
salary
500.00
salary
525.00
salary
475.00
Lease No. S-34243
5.00
salary
50.00
Coroner chg
6.80
salary
345.49
salary
150.00
salary
100.00
salary
800.00
salary
252.00
salary
575.00
salary
460.00
salary
315.00
salary
420.00
salary
525.00
salary
250.00
salary
42.00
services
1800.00
salary
50.00
salary
25.00
Transcript -Court record
28.80
Lease # 15199-3
106.40
Lease # 900-01
112.12
Final payment on Addressograph Model 4000
423.10
Cert., Letter, Redemptions, Recording, Box rent& tax
Overpayment
184.90
Group Ins.
1040.05
wages
80.00
O.A.S.I.
1914.97
Total ............................
................................................................$ 27890.81
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Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners___ day __.__-term 19
SX L. "Dodliion Enginkered ProluctsX
Rilfhard CanKrell X X
Claude Gerarl, CountyXCommissildner
C1aulle GerardX X X
ArnolA E. Markli, CountyXCommissiNner
ArnoldXE. MarksX X
Daniel X. Koprinikar, CouXty Commissioner
Daniel FX KoprinilEar X
Maxwell RX Barz, Clunty C1elEk
Claude Gerard
Arnold Marks
Daniel F. Koprinikar
Bernard B. Ginther, Road Supervisor
Garland Bertroch, Bridge Foreman
Joe Carter, Operator
Donald Grant, Operator
John W. Hill, Operator
Jess A. Pettit, Shovel Operator
Joe -Phillips, Shop Foreman
Louie Rimbert, Tractor Operator
Chester C. Ruminski, Warehouseman
Rhillip Shelden, Operator
Jim Southerland, Mechanic
James E. Watson, Operator
Francis D. Daugherty; Operator
Cleab:irn„J.,Gogdon;yTrUckrDrsver
Glen Kittle, Truck Driver
Marvin Borah, Road Overseer
Samuel F. Carter, Road Overseer
Ernest L. Cock, Road Overseer
Wren Eaton, Road Overseer
Vernon Eiswerth, Road Overseer
A. H. Hoyt, Road Overseer
Walter F. Owen, Road Overseer
Walter J. Owen, Road Overseer
Joseph A. Skiles, Road Overseer
Russell D. Carter, Laborer
A. C. Gordon, Laborer
Randy Hoyt, Laborer
Joe Phillips, Janitor
Alvin S. Renshaw, Laborer
Jack W. Troyer, Labor
Colorado Blue Cross & glue Shield
County Treasurer
Roof repSir CoSnty lourtXAnnex
RSpllce 11st Wal:rantX# 63194
salary
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exp.
exp.
exp.
salary & exp.
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
` salary
Group Insurance
O.A.S.I.
19-_
$.000.00
X10.10
42$.08
79430
275.00
102.29
215.00
21.20
604X17
44.91
56.00
52.73
625.00
500.00
500.00
125.00
500.00
500.00
500.00
500.00
450.00
500.00
500.00
500.00
500.00
475:00
575.00
550.00
550.00
550.00
550.00
550.00
550.00
550.00
550.00
550.00
395.20
166.40
267.80
37.50
88.00
176.00
620.45
660.71
Total...............................................................................................$14678.70
Upon the request of the Rotary Club at Vail and clearance having been obtained from Don Homer with
Liquor Control Division of the Department of Revenue, The Commissioners, upon motion by Arnold E. Marks%'":,,,
and the second by Daniel F. Koprinikar, granted the Rotary Club a Special Events Liquor Permit for the fourth
of 'July ccelebration at Mahaney's Stables on Gore Creek.
Marge Gates, PHN, Margaret Jacobsgaard, PHN, Mrs. Virgil Clark, Area Supervisor and Dr. Steinberg,
Health Officer, appeared. Dr. Steinberg took up the following matters with the Commissioners.
Personel Policies - the County Attorney advised that it would still be a minimum of four months.
Mileage - Mr. Marks advised that ten cents per mile is the maximum.
Liability Insurance for Erik Edeen, Sanitarian, - to be considered by the Commissioners.
Resolution on Septic tanks and swimming pools, - the bounty Attorney explained the reasons for
delay, being that other matters have priority in importance due to new laws enacted requiring County action.
A new nurses contract was tendered for review and signature by the Chairman.
Dr. Steinberg asked for approval of the Commissioners to instigate a new Advisory Health Committee
involving one man full time and another part time connected with a regional set-up. The Commissioners
approved.
Mrs. Virgil Clark gave an account of health activities to -date.
of Natarita, Colo.
Mark Tandberg/appeared and made application for Eagle County Welfare -.Director.
Upon explanation of an error in Kaibab No. 2 plat, recorded Book 220, Page 924, by the County
Attorney, Mr. Warder, and the need to vacate said plat, Arnold Marks moved that the plat be vacated on the
grounds stated in the petition, a copy of thee,-Subsequentfcovering;iesolutiontappears following these -minutes.
Daniel F. Koprinikar seconded the motion and the Chairman, Claude L. Gerard declared the motion
passed unanimously.
A motion was then made and seconded by those Commissioners named authorizing Maxwell R. Barz as
Commissioner of Deeds to execute quit claim deeds to that part of the subdivision plat recorded in Book 229,
Page 924, dedicated to public purposes on said plat, to Kaibab Industries, Inc. and The Eagle Ranch Company.
In the matter of authorized personel to make purchases from Colorado Surplus Property Agency,
Daniel F. Koprinikar moved that Jack Johnson, Civil Defense Director, Arnold Yantzer and Kathleen Yantzer,
Secretery for Civil Defense, be authorized to make purchases from said agency.
Arnold E. Marks seconded the motion and the Chairman, Claude L. Gerard declared the motion passed
unanimously.
The matter of a hearing for Fulton Iron Works on a liquor license came on for setting of time,
and since the first monday of August will be recognized at Colorado Day, the Commissioners will meet on
Thursday, August 3, 1972; and said date was;.seb for said liquor hearing at 1:30 P. M.
The Commissioners signed a resolution appointing Anne Mulnix as temporaty Administrator of the
Wel'fatte Department, as is shown by the photo copy following these minutes.
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Agreement U` 80-21-3
CONTRACT FOR l0 _,e HLAI.'Tta r'4:VICf:S
This cantr:-ct made this 15th day of June �, 19 72., by and betoci n
the State of Coiotado for the use and benefit of the Department of Health, hereinafter
referred to as the "State", and EAGLE COUNTY hereinafter
referred to as the " COUN"ry "
WHEREAS, the State in order to carry out its lawful potters, duties and functionti
pursuart to f,-ticle IS Chapter 66, C.R.S., 1963, ha!; dot-- that the t.ervices of
END Public l:aalth Nurses are required in Earle Count*, and the
Countv is able to provide community nursing services including maternal and
child health services as described in the MCH and CC Plan.
N(V THEREFORE, in consideration, of the sum not to exceed $ 5.356.00 to be
paid by the State to the _County from Account No. 1-5213-21, the parties hereto
mittunl y agree as follows:
a) The teas of this contract shall be from jqlv 1. 1922._, to and
including June 30. 1973 _•
b) Prior to employment of a nurse the County must submit the Application
for Employment to the :ursing Section, State, for review and approval, based
upon Recon --ended Personnel Standards. on or after the date of this contract
the County will employ only nurses who are so approved.
c) The State will continue payment for nursing personnel only so long as the
nurse renders acceptable services. The Nursing Supervisor assigned by the
Nursing Section of the State shall have the authority fornursingadmin-
istratiaa, su=erviriou, and periodic evaluation of the quality and quantity
of service based on Minim— Standards for Coanvnity Pursing Services.
d) Reimbursement will be made quarterly, based on a sum equal to one-third of
the salary and cne-third of the retirement and/or Social Security, contri-
bution paid by th= County for two Public Health Nurser,.
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 contract shall not be deemed valid until it shall have been approved
by the State Controller or such assistant as he may designate.
C) This contract may be cancelled and terminated by either party hereto, but
that the party desirinl- to terminate or cancel must give written notice of
its intention. thirty (30) days prior to the date of cancellation.
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CONTRACT FOR l0 _,e HLAI.'Tta r'4:VICf:S
This cantr:-ct made this 15th day of June �, 19 72., by and betoci n
the State of Coiotado for the use and benefit of the Department of Health, hereinafter
referred to as the "State", and EAGLE COUNTY hereinafter
referred to as the " COUN"ry "
WHEREAS, the State in order to carry out its lawful potters, duties and functionti
pursuart to f,-ticle IS Chapter 66, C.R.S., 1963, ha!; dot-- that the t.ervices of
END Public l:aalth Nurses are required in Earle Count*, and the
Countv is able to provide community nursing services including maternal and
child health services as described in the MCH and CC Plan.
N(V THEREFORE, in consideration, of the sum not to exceed $ 5.356.00 to be
paid by the State to the _County from Account No. 1-5213-21, the parties hereto
mittunl y agree as follows:
a) The teas of this contract shall be from jqlv 1. 1922._, to and
including June 30. 1973 _•
b) Prior to employment of a nurse the County must submit the Application
for Employment to the :ursing Section, State, for review and approval, based
upon Recon --ended Personnel Standards. on or after the date of this contract
the County will employ only nurses who are so approved.
c) The State will continue payment for nursing personnel only so long as the
nurse renders acceptable services. The Nursing Supervisor assigned by the
Nursing Section of the State shall have the authority fornursingadmin-
istratiaa, su=erviriou, and periodic evaluation of the quality and quantity
of service based on Minim— Standards for Coanvnity Pursing Services.
d) Reimbursement will be made quarterly, based on a sum equal to one-third of
the salary and cne-third of the retirement and/or Social Security, contri-
bution paid by th= County for two Public Health Nurser,.
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 contract shall not be deemed valid until it shall have been approved
by the State Controller or such assistant as he may designate.
C) This contract may be cancelled and terminated by either party hereto, but
that the party desirinl- to terminate or cancel must give written notice of
its intention. thirty (30) days prior to the date of cancellation.
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Page 2.
Financial obligations of the State of Colorado payable after the current fiscal
year are contingent- upon funds for that purpose being appropriated, budgeted and other-
wise made available.
IN Ed11,NESS UfE'.EOF, the parties hereto have executed this contract on the day and
-- year first above written.
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BOARD OF CC N1Y C01'1141SSIONER5
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APPRWAL
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Mr. Louis S. Middlemist, Director
APPROVED AS TO FORM
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Duke U. Dunbar, Attorney General
STATE OF COLORADO, BY AND THROUGH
THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
R. L. Cleere, M.D.,M.P.H.
Executive. Director J'C
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Nursing Section
DIvisIO.a OF ACCOUNTS AND CONTROL
Herbert. R.•,Dunham, State Controller
GOVERNOR, STATE OF COLORADO
John A. Love, Governor
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STATE OF COLORADO, BY AND THROUGH
THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
R. L. Cleere, M.D.,M.P.H.
Executive. Director J'C
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11 . Bernice di Sessa, Chief
Nursing Section
DIvisIO.a OF ACCOUNTS AND CONTROL
Herbert. R.•,Dunham, State Controller
GOVERNOR, STATE OF COLORADO
John A. Love, Governor
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RESOLUTION OF GOVERNING BOARD
"IA [ �2 L :'� �} hereby certify that
I an the custodian of the official records of the governing board of
a � Iru ior� s� L elk y l
that the following resolution is a true and correct copy of a reso-
lution adopted by a majority of the members thereof present at a
seting of said board regularly called on the o day of
19.at which a quorum was present.
RESOLVED ` ;MT :
fjC' i] 1 S a �'Q�� i ✓ eC F1 ' - D' d'
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shall bs and are hereby authorized as representatives of
11�1 u`L of INsrIluWUN
to obligate its funds and obtain the transfer to it from the
Colorado Surplus Property Agency, property upon and subject to the
terms and conditions set forth in Issue Sheet, Foam F-14 SPA, of
tb2 Colorado Surplus Property Agency.
RESOLVED F[IRTHER that any additions or deletions to the above -
listed authorized representatives shall be forwarded to this office
immediately and be binding to said institution under the authority
of this resolution, a certified copy of which shall be provided to
and L•ept on file by the Colorado Surplus Property Agency. This
resolution shall remain in full force until written notice to the
contrary is given to�thL/ Colorado Surplus Property ^gency."
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Ifreat ve Late of Ap;°cintrlent: July 1, 1972
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the Mat i:ailab Subdivision filing No. 2,
can the oarco: o- land descrired as fc11cws:
Section 4, Township 3 South, Ranoc 64 Wool cf
the 6th Principal Meridian.
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and
t iJIIFAS , t.xe Foar"-� ' -.,Cl
ol, inion that a nuitclair• da_.i ,i: I iss a. t;a.•:,
convoyina all richt, tit:, , a::. i::::cr, in all tiie r, aos am,-:ti1.- caserents shown art,: .• =6. _'e .
the Mat i:ailab Subdivision filing No. 2,
can the oarco: o- land descrired as fc11cws:
Section 4, Township 3 South, Ranoc 64 Wool cf
the 6th Principal Meridian.
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WHEREAS, Kali:bab lndustrlc's, ?' . , . "' •"t( rnr; iY
fact, James L. Younn, lwE, i f, t it ic,reu °i,a: Le, it _:,t,°
missioners of Ea.;lc Cc ank_°, re413ec3 ir,n tl. it I a it
entitled Kaibal. Sjbdivisinn Filinn S.(j. 2, '•cT•",
js filed of record in the office, c, thr '. r I+ rde•r,
Lanl,- County, Colorade, .°t ..^n t.... '!ay vf, - In Lcc°s 224
.,t F=s r 934• thrreo.'- be vacated; and
tgiEREAS, Kaibab Industries, Inc., a_ratcly ana
truthfully described the cirawmstanm a leea,:'inq n- anj the
reasons fcr the request; and
HHFREAS, the Board is convinced *hlt .. rcascnn c:.'ists
that the erroneous plat shoulu nc^t be °.3c -a t r. no harr ::r
disauvantage will accrue to the Coant. ti•r•.
NOW TI:LRF.FOR&, BE I^. RIF 1
C.1MP3ISSIONERS that the final .it. entit' I':axl it S°-'--li`..Isicn
Filing No. 2, Rcce tion o. 120031, as rile.] c' rccerd in
office of the Cler4 and Rccor.ler, Lax f <eant _yl rad®, at
3:00 P.M. May 26, 1,)42, in Ror,)k ?{# any Pa:°r 434 .:°Frees,
be and hereby is v-a<.:.=.teO, anti
III. IT FVR FLR RLa` t'E that all ria .. in,. ,atilit; �asc-
ments designated on the aLO�'-, . escrihel ^.at s'. ...i .,c and hk�roby
ait, icated.
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Bo.NR: or :t,tVN-y Ck)w,_•1ISSItVLRS OF &''A61,3' COUN'VY, eTA`7°1; tIF COL11RAllo,
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seal this daY m.� s--�'PI _.
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Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day_ __—_term 19---
There
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There being no further business to come before the Hoard, it was moved and seconded to adjourn until
next regular meeting unless sooner called by the Chairman.
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Clerk to/Board.
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Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day June .-term 19- Jam,_ 192_
REGULAR MEETING
Present: Claude L. Gerard Chairman
Arnold E. Marks Commissioner
Daniel F. Koprinikar Commissioner
Hugh Warder County Attorney
Maxwell R. Barz Clerk'to Board
Minutes of the last regular meeting 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.
GENERAL FUND
Colorado Information
subscription & service
9.00
County Clerk
money advanced
1.50
County Clerk
money advanced
3.40
County Clerk
money advanced
40.00
County Clerk
money advanced
9.20
County Treasurer
box rent
5.40
Treasurer of Eagle County
Replacement of Checks
14.06
Erik W. Edeen,
mileage
191.90
Environmental Health Office
Postage
33.24
Gordon Kashner
labor
36.00
International Business Machines
supply Agreement
9.24
Howard D. McCain
supplies
112.81
Wilsons Radio -TV & Appl.
supplies?
204.80
Eagle Pharmacy
office supplies
2.94
Hometown Supply Company
supplies
76.99
C. F. Hoeckel Blank Book & Litho Co.
office supplies
339.20
Eagle Valley Enterprise
Publications
153.80
The Independent Lumber Company
supplies
7.90
Stanleys Grocery
supplies
1.96
Vail Trails
subscription
6.50
Saga=Reminder
advertisment
7.50
Vail Trail
Publication
11.74
Plateau Typewriter Exchange
supplies
22.60
Monroe Calculator Company
Electric Calculator
593.40
The Garfield County Abstract Co.
Xerox copies
98.25
Lease Finance Incorporated
Graphotype #15199-3
106.40
3M B.P.S. Inc.
supplies
47.24
Glenn Anderson
rent
75.00
Violet L. Davis
Matron service
8.00
James H. Seabry
box rent
4.40
Dick Wheeler, Inc
repairs
6.40
Dick Wheeler, Inc. a
lease payment
505.20
Doris Carter
meals
313.75
Nat'l. Police Chiefs & Sheriffs Inf. Bureau
directory
12.50
Doris Carter
jail laundry
14.30
Gene Mosher
labor
15.00
Pecjak Construction Co.
supplies
105.04
Minturn Cleaners
uniform pants
124.50
W. S. Darley & Co.
supplies
242.70
New Jersey 2i#c Co.
rent
9.00
Vail Medical Professional Corp
medical treatment
61.00
Kier Laboratories, Inc.
B. A.
10,00
Mountain Bell
telephone service
42.36
Mountain Bell
service
22.93
Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co., Inc.
service
76.61
Holy Cross Electric Assn. Inc.
service
236.03
Doxol Gas
service
12.76
American Legion Aux. Unit 194
rent
75,00
Town of Eagle
water & trash
99,30
Eagle Volunteer Fire Dept.
garage rent
75.00
Bureau of Land Management
rental
0.04
Eagle Valley Telephone Co.
service
485.91
Eagle County Court
transcript
4.80
Multiport Inc.
Deposit on County Building
2 6. 1
Total ........................................
.$
7351.01
ROAD & BRIDGE
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Group Ins.
121.78
Yampa Valley Electric Assoc. Inc.
electrical services
45.13
Holy Cross Electric Inc.
services
49.74
Public Service Co. of Colo.
services
1.50
Eagle Valley Telephone Co.
service
62.81
Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co. Inc.
services
24.77
Town of Eagle
water and trash
58.40
Basalt Sanitation District
service
6.80
Town of Basalt
services
9.00
United States Welding Inc.
service
1.25
Chadviek's Constriction
service
112.00
Standard Oil Co.
fuel
1614.11
Continental Oil Company
fuel
24.95
Continental Oil Co.
fuel
88.77
Muni Chem Corporation
oil
140.12
Wolcott Store
fuel
3.05
Gay Johnson's Inc.
recaps
69.84
The C.M&H. Tiee Co.
tires
87:96
Eagle Auto Parts
Parts & Auto Parts
38.39
Garfield Steel & Welding Supply
supplies
155.15
Downing Supply Co.
supplies
429.45
Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day----. —tem 19___
379
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Revier Equipm ent Co.
supplies
76.41
Independent Lumber Co.
supplies
25,72
High Country Lumber Co.
supplies
2.80
National Chemsearch Corp
supplies
90.00
Bob's Repair Shop
labor & parts
9.74
Eagle Valley Enterprise
supplies
396.10
Fullwell Motor Products Co.
supplies
9.73
Del Chemical Corp.
supplies
55.86
Holland Auto Parts Inc.
parts
136.35
H. W. Moore Equipment Company
parts
1.35
Holy Cross Auto Services
rent & parts
44.55
Macdonald Equipment Co.
parts
41.12
Mountain Electric & Refrigeration
parts
5.80
Denver Air Machinery Co.
parts
98.30
Union Supply Co.
parts
3.34
International Harvester Co.:
parts
30.74
Bruce Blake
welding
23.00
H. W. Moore Equipment Co.
rent
495.00
Life -time Fence Co.
fence Avon bridge
112.32
J. D. Adams Co.
pipe
771.22
Eagle County Development Corp.
gravel
600.00
Homeward Bound Inc.
road base
1772.75
Total..............................................................................................$
7947.17
-r In response to a letter and request to build a bridge and turnoff road space from Dolph F. Hamby,
Star Route, Basalt, Colo., the Commissioners granted permission.
r Five applications for temporary operation of Mobile Home Parks having been tendered to the Com-
missioners for approval and there being no objections, Daniel Koprinikar moved to grant said applications.
The motion was seconded by Arnold Marks and declared unanimous by the Chairman.
Appiicatiars were from: Battle Mountain Mobile Home Park, Hoaglund Trailer Court, H. A. Nottingham
& Sons, Inc., and two from State Department of Highways, Division of Highways, State of Colorado, one at
Basalt and the other at Dowd Junction.
The matter of opening bids for paving to be done at West Vail, having been set for this date and
time and Tom Bourke, representing B & B Excavating, Inc. and Paul Rippey, representing Grand River Constructior
Co.', appearing and presenting their bids, toAwit:
B&B Excavating, Inc...............13,956.25
Grand River Construction Go ....... 15,785.00
It appearing that B & B Excavating, Inc, has submitted the lessor and therefore the winning bid
the Commissioners awarded the bid to B & B. Excavating, Inc. subject to tendering of a performance bond within
one week.
Paul Rippey then objected to acceptance by the Commissioners without evidence of insurability being
tendered with bid.
The County Attorney, Hugh Warder, stated that such was within the perogative of the Commissioners.
Kenneth Normanp+representing Eagle County Airport Authority, appeared and presented to the
a report on the beginning of of a series of improvements planned at the Eagle County Airport.
Herbert Nauman appeared and tendered his application for Eagle County Planner.
Donald Vaughn and his wife Donna appeared for interview by the Commissioners for the position of
Eagle County Planner.
Gene Stout, Macdonald Equipment, appeared and tendered his bid a powered mower for the Road and
Bridge Department. Said bid being the low bid, the Commissioners placed the order for said mower.
Stanley Shepherd, B. L. M. representative, appeared and tendered a Cooperative agreement involving
the Bureau of Land Management and Eagle County with Tayvel Environmental Land Company for a road leading from
a dedicated road at Bufher Creek to Lions Ridge Subdivision. The road built on B.L.M. land and to be con-
structed by Tay -vel Environmental Land Company to be brought up to Eagle County specifications and then acceptec
and maintained by Eagle County.
Arnold Marks moved to approve the cooperative agreement, which motion was seconded by Dan Koprinikar
and declared unanimous by the Chairman.
Mr. Shepherd then discussed with the Commissioners the proposed new County Sanitary 'Landfill located
south of the airport.
Arnold Marks moved to waive the Eagle County Subdivision Regulations, category II in relation to
a proposed development, John Jacks Condominimums at Vail Heights. Said motion was seconded by Dan Koprinikar
and declared unanimous by the Chairman.
Daniel Koprinikar moved to approve a plat, Kaibab Subdivision, Filing No. 2; as amended. Said
motion was seconded by Arnold Marks and declared unanimous by the Chairman.
A/Contract between the Colorado Department of Health and Eagle County was approved arid signed by
the Chairman.
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A contract between Multiport, Inc. and Eagle County, pertaining to a new modul/building to be
erected next to the County Courthouse Annex (County Court Building) was approved by the Commissioners and
signed by the Chairman.
There being no further business to come before the Board, it was moved and seconded to
the next regular meeting unless sooner called by the Chairman. .
Attest:
Clerk to Board.
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Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day- July
SPECIAL MEETING
Present: Claude L. Gerard Chairman
Arnold E. Marks Commissioner
Daniel F. Koprinikar Commissioner
Hugh Warder County Attorney
Maxwell R. Barz Clerk to Board
term 19-Jul-y--25-,-19-72--
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The following bills were examined and approved and Warrants ordered drawn on thelproper funds for
in full payment thereof.
COUNTY GENERAL FUND
Claude L. Gerard, County Commissioner
salary
Claude L. Gerard
expense
Arnold E. Marks, County Commissioner
salary
Arnold E. Marks,
expense
Daniel F. Koprinikar, County Commissioner
salary
Daniel F. Koprinikar
expense
Maxvtell R. Barz, County Clerk
salary
Gussie Baker, Dep. Co. Clerk
salary
Starr Doll, Dep. Co. Clerk
salary
Lena Marie Yost, Dep. Co. Clerk
salary
Eleanor Bindley, Dep. Co.'Clerk
salary
Margaret E. Davenport, Clerical hire
salary
Eva L. Luby, p. t. Clerical hire
salary
Buena Eichler, p. t. Clerical hire
salary
Donna Deane, Chief Accounting Officer
salary
Gussie Baker
expense (election meeting)
Lily'Forster, p. t. Clerical hire
salary
Shirley Powell, p. t. Clerical hire
salary
Hubert N. Peterson, County Treasurer
salary
Hubert N. Peterson
expense
Vincent Eichler, Dep. County Assessor
salary
Clair Bertorch
mileage
Clair Bertmoch, County Assessor
salary
Dessie D. Mathews, Dep. Co. Treasurer
salary
Bobby Peterson, Dep. Co. Treasurer
salary
Ella Bindley, Dep. Go. Assessor
salary
Karleen Bonaly, Clerical Hire
salary
Hugh R. Warder, County Atty.
retainer
Hugh R. Warder
legal services
Doris Carter, Custodian
salary
Roland L. Gerard, Custodian Co. Court
salary
John F. Healy, District Attorney
salary
John F. Healy
expense
Arlys H. Ward, Secy, Dist. Atty.
salary
Dennis Seitz, Dep. Dist. Atty.
salary
Karol Lynn Parlin; Secy Dist. Atty.
salary
Hugh R. Warder, Asst. Dist. Atty.
salary
Kathleen Yantzer, Secy. Dist. Atty.
salary
Jerry Conder, Supervisor Landfill
salary
Robert E. Whidden, Landfill Oper.
salary
Henry Rey, Landfill Oper.
salary
James H. Seabry, County Sheriff
salary
John M. DeTray, Undersheriff
salary
Charles W. Davis, Dep. Co. Sheriff
salary
3eorge Miller, Dep. Co. Sheriff
salary
dilliam H. Murphy, Dep. Co. Sheriff
salary
Carol A. Conder, Clerical hire
salary
Bill Coffey, County Extension Agent
salary & exp.
Eileen Randall, Secy, Extension Agent
salary
Kathy Chandler, p. t. Extension Agent
salary
Jack W. Johnson, County Surveyor
salary
Maxwell R. Barz, Veterans Service Officer
salary
Erik W. Edeen, R.P.S.
salary
Erik 'a7. Edeen
exp,
Bernice G. Webb, Secy, R.P.S.
salary
Margie L. Gates, P.H.N.
salary
fester Bertroch, Secy, P.N.N.
salary
Margaret Jacobsgaard, P.H.N.
salary
Diana L. Isgrig, Secy, PB.N.
salary
Phomas I Steinberg, M. D. Co. Health Officer
salary
Jack W. Johnson, Civil Defense Director
salary
iathleen M. Yantzer, Secy. Civil Defense
salary
Shirley Powell
salary
4ountain Bell
service
Vail Medical Professional Corp.
B. A.
Jail Medical Professional Corp.
Coroner charge
Board of Land Commissioners
list of equities
Preasurer of Eagle County
OASI withholdings
4innesco Division 3 M.
Lease payment #3
Dennis J. Seitz
expense
427.08
18.70
275.00
21.50
275.00
11.00
604.17
475.00
475.00
475.00
475.00
450.00
180.00
320.00
562.50
30.00
150.00
110.00
604.17
23.40
475.00
26.40
604.17
475.00
475.00
475.00
450.00
250.00
924.75
475.00
45.00
140.00
147.60
145.54
247.83
131.20
400.00
180.00
500.00
330.00
285.00
687.50
525.00
500.00
500.00
475.00
50.00
324.68
460.00
12.00
150.00
100.00
800.00
83.80
252.00
575.00
315.00
525.00
420.00
250.00
47.40
25.00
51.00
46.69
11.15
11.00
1.25
964.72
318.06
53.63
...............................................................................................$ 22525.29
de L. Gerard
ld Marks
el F. Koprinikar
and B. Ginther, Road Supervisor
and Bertroch, Bridge Foremen
Carter, Operator
ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND
exp.
55.07
exp.
58.30
exp.
51.51
salary
625.00
salary
500,00
salary 500.00
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John W. Hill, Operator
Jess A. Pettit, Shovel Operator
Joe Phillips, Shop Foreman
Louie Rimbert, Tractor Operator
Chester C. Ruminski, Warehouseman
Phillip Shelden, Operator
Jim Southerland, Mechanic
James E. Watson, Operator
Francis D. Daugherty, Operator
Cleaburn J. Gordon, Truck Driver
Glen Kittle, Truck Driver
Terry Nunn, Truck Driver
Marvin Borah, Road Overseer
Samuel Carter, Road Overseer
Ernest L. Cock, Road Overseer
Oren Eaton, Road Overseer
Vernon Eiswerth, Road Overseer
A. H. Hoyt, Road Overseer
dalter F. Owen, Road Overseer
dalter J. Owen, Road Overseer
Joseph A. Skiles, Road Overseer
Joe Phillips, Janitor
Randy Hoyt, Laborer
Russell D. Carter, Laborer
Colorado Blue Cross & Blue Shield
County Treasurer]
Total.........
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary
salary & exp.
salary & exp.
salary & exp.
salary & exp.
salary & exp.
salary & exp.
salary & exp.
salary & exp.
salary & exp.
salary
salary
salary
Group Ins.
OASI
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500-00
500.00
500.00
500.00
450.00
500.00
500.00
500.00
500.00
475.00
475.00
475.00
550.00
550.00
550.00
550.00
550.00
550.00
550.00
550.00
550:00
37.50
374.40
197.60
675.10
..............................................................$ 13841.13
1 Mrs. Mary Bell and a friend from Sweetwater Creek appeared and requested work to be done on the
\ Sweetwater Road. The Commissioners took the matter under advisement.
t Mrs. Parsons and Mrs Sanders from Matterhorn Subdivision appeared and requested work to be done
n on a particular road in said subdivision. The Commissioners took the matter under advisement.
gra" In reference to the acceptance of the bid of B & B Excavating, Inc, on June 25, 1972, subject to
pr tendering of a Performance Bond by B & B Excavating, Inc., for paving to be done on Gore Creek Drive at
West Vail and the performance bond having been received by the Commissioners, the Clerk was instructed to
(write to B. & B. Excavating, Inc. and advise that they may proceed with construction.
In response to a letter received from Byron D. Brown requesting permission to fill a hole and
install a vertical extension to a highway culvert in the area at the entry of Chamonix Road, the Clerk was
ss� fig. iinstructed to mail the request with accompanying plat to the State Highway Department for approval.
L iThe Assessor tendered petitions for refund on behalf of Pauline A. Elliott and on behalf of Vail
Associates, Inc.
The Commissioners concurred in the recommendations of the Assessor and granted both petitions,
to Pauline A. Elliott a refund allowed on an assessed valuation of $595.00 on property for the year, 1971,
tax $48.63. To Vail Associates a refund allowed on an assessed valuation of $3,495.00 on real estate for the
year, 1971, tax $324.13.
The following applications for Temporary Permits to conduct Mobile Home or Camper Parks were
approved by the Commissioners, to -wit:
Griffin Trailer Park Charles F. Griffin Eagle
E1 Jebel Trailer Park Floyd B. Crawford Carbond
Diamond J. Trailer Court Winnifred C. Julich Eagle
Richard Elliott Richard Elliott Vail
Edwards Trailer Court Robert E. Havener Edwards
Avon Trailer Court Pete Roybal Avon
There being no further business to come before the Boar
next regular meeting unless sooner called by the Chairman.
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Clerk t, Board.
Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day- July _-term 19- Au ust 192_
REGULAR MEETING
Present: Claude L. Gerard Chairman
Arnold E. Marks Commissioner
Daniel F. Koprinikar Commissioner
Hugh Warder County Attorney
Maxwell R. Barz Clerk to Board
The following bills were examined and approved and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for s:4h
same in full payment thereof. 11
COUNTY GENERAL FUND
(following minutes)
�• In the matter of permits for burrying cable by Mountain Bell, a motion way made by Daniel F.
Koprinikar to grant permits to Mountain Bell, Colorado Springs District, to bury telephone cable along
Gore Creek Drive and Sierra Trail, West Vail Subdivision, and otheistreets cand roads in the Gore_ Valley,
provided that permittee will remove all rocks from rights of way and borrow pits and notify the County Road
Supervisor who will then inspect jobs for compliance."741.
The motion was seconded by Arnold Marks and declared unanimous by the Chairman.
In the matter of a temporary permit for a mobile home court for Bob Deane, a motion was heard from
Arnold Marks to grant such and the second 'coming from Dan Koprinikar, the Chairman declared the motion unani-
mous.
The matter of a liquor license application came on for hearing, having previously been set for this
date and time, August 3, 1972 at 1:30 P"M.. and Vice -President
The petitioner, P�lYan��rQn� Qrks, Ltd., appearing by its Attorney, Stewart H. Brown, its President,
Deane L. Knox, and its Treas.= ec , TThere being no protestant appearing in anywise.
Thereupon, the. County Attorney, Hugh Warder stated that he had examined the application and found
it to be in dug form{ that publication had been made and upon inquiry to the Clerk of the Board, that answers
from referenc9iih9gsWKefeceived, but that no reports back from fingerprints made of the officers of the
petitioner had been received.
Whereupon the Chairman asked the Petitioner's Attorney to proceed.
Mr. Brown then requested that the Clerk mark Petitioner's exhibits A and B. and Eu'rther asked that
Mr. Knox and Mr. -Lynch be sworn to testify.
Upon being so sworn, the witnesses testified to questions pertaining to need, accomodations, parking
space, etc.
Thereupon, the Chairman asked for a motion granting the petitioner's application contingent upon
fingerprints of the Officers of the Petitioner being favorable and upon inspection by one of the County
Commissioners of the completed premises.
Whereupon, Dan Koprinikar so moved and the motion was seconded by Arnold Marks.
The Chairman then declared the motion unanimous.
Kenneth Norman and Eldon Wilson appeared as:?members of the Eagle County Airport Authority and
there followed a long discussion pertaining to the Eagle Cou6ty Airport and operation of same.
Fred Green,representing the Grouse Mountain Subdivision proposal, appeared and requested the
Commissioners approval of a preliminary plat.
The Commissioners declined the request having been advised by the Eagle County Planning Commission
to hold up approvals on all plats until further notice.
Frank Doll, representative for Farm Bureau Insurance Co., appeared and tendered a proposal for
disability income insurance for all county employees.
The program being fully covered to the satisfaction of the Commissioners, they advised Mr. Doll
that the program would be given consideration and to a large part would depend on money budgeted for the
forthcoming year.
There follows the monthly bills as above stated, to -wit:
Colorado Information a
Subscription & service
County Clerk
Veterans hand book
Starr C. Doll, Registrar
fees
R. L. Polk & Co.
motor vehicle sheets
Erik W. Edeen, RPS
film
County Clerk
money advanced
Environmental Health Office
postage
Doris Carter
prisoner's meals
Boris Carter
jail laundry
Gene Mosher
part time
Glenora Mosher
matron service
Dan M. Handy & Associates
audit services
Dan M. Handy & Associates
audit services
Kathleen Ygntzer
P. 0. box rent
Dick Wheeler, Inc.
Lease payment
Dick Wheeler, Inc.
labor
Colorado Water Congress
dues
Rio Grande Motor Way, Inc,
freight
Eldorado Engineering Co.
services
Allen Agency
excess liability
Eagle Pharmacy
medicine
Eagle Pharmacy
supplies
Independent Lumber Co.
supplies
C. F. Hoeckel Blank Book & Litho Co.
supplies
Out West Comm. & Co.
supplies
Cope Office Supply
supplies
Garfield County Abstract Co.
Xerox copies
Elliott Plumbing and Heating
plumbing services
United States Welding
cylinder rental
3' M Co.
Duplicards
3 M Co.
supplies
Minards 66
labor
Hometown Supply Co.
supplies
Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co,
usage
9.00
5.00
3:00
12.00
1.02
29.00
8.32
218.75
15.00
12.50
10.00
3850.00
950.00
5.60
505.20
35.50
10G.00
6.45
675.00
900.00
35.74
13.78
11.78
64.79
112.25
2.00
61.35
81.69
1.25
88.60
183.24
8.75
50.48
8.81
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Holy Cross Electric Assn, Inc.
Mountain Bell
Eagle Valley Telephone Co.
Colorado Rodent Control
Eagle Valley Enterprose
Glenn Anderson
American Legion Aux. #194
Eagle Volunteer Fire Dept.
New Jersey Zinc
Vail Valley Medical Center
Vail Medical Professional Corp
Garfield County Sheriff's Office
Edwards Skelly Station
W. L. Leidy
The C.M. & H. Tire Co.
Eagle Sanitation
Lease Finance Inc.
Elliott Plumbing & Heating
383
service
197.85
service
21.90
service
640.07
poison oats
63.00
adv.
98.60
office rent
75.00
rent
75.00
rent
75.00
rent
9.00
rent
150.00
treatment
7.00
Prisoner's board & matron fee
14.00
oil & labor
2.38
padlock
1.97
tires
261.48
sewer service
31.50
Graphotype lease
106.40
labor
54.23
Total...............................................................................................$9,951.23
ROAD & BRIDGE
Total.............................................................................................$17,335.32
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.
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Phoenix Mutual Life Ins. Co.
Group Ins.
125.63
County Clerk
money advanced
85.18
Yampa Valley Electric Assn. Inc.
service
43.48
Public Service Co. of Colo.
service
1.50
Holy Cross Electric Assn. Inc.
service
47.56
Eagle Valley Tele Co.
service
63.90
BasAlt Sanitation Dist.
service
6.80
Eagle Sanitation
serftce
18.00
Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co. Inc.
service
10.69
Eldorado Engineering Co,
service
370.50
American Oil ,Co.
gas
3.96
Continental Oil Co.
gas
3.95
Peate's Stere
gas
2.25
C.M.& M. Tire Co.
tires
71.10
Garfield Steel & Welding Supply
supplies
133.35
Macdonald Equipment Go.
rent & supplies
182.99
Stockyards Lumber & Ranch Supply Co.
supplies
288.20
Dovaiing Supply Co.
supplies
354.30
Mick's 66 Service
supplies
27.96
Dick Moyer
lumber
582.40
Revier Equipment Co.
supplies
17.52
Independent Lumber Co.
supplies
271.51
Explosive Engineering Co.
supplies
72.75
Hometown Supply Co.
supplies
9.18
Basalt Texaco
supplies
2.10
Garfield Glass & Upholstering
repaits
12.50
The Fullwell Motor Products Co.
darts
4.10
McCoy Co.
parts
121.35
Industrial Bearings & Supply Co. Inc,
parts
41.96
J. D. Adams Co.
parts
35.27
Holland Auto Parts Inc.
parts
130.26
Eagle Auto Parts
parts
101.95
Booth -Rouse Equipment Co.
parts
539.37
Holy Cross Auto ,Service
parts & rent
23.93
Transmission Gear & Joint Co.
parts
110.89
Wheeling Corrugation Co,
pipe
169.65
Eagle County Development Corp
gravel
600.00
Blackline Asphalt Sales Inc.
oil
355.60
Homeward Bound Inc.
road base
21.00
Grand Junction Steel Fabrication Co.
steel
633.41
H. W. Moore Equipment Co.
Roller rent
495.00
Rruce Blake
welding
5.00
Town of Vail
R. & B. Tax
9976.31
Standard Oil Go.
fuel
1221.01
Total.............................................................................................$17,335.32
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.
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Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day—mgt _—term 19— _must lo, 19z_
SPECIAL MEETING
Present: (Claude L. Gerard Chairman -Absent)
Arnold E. Marks Chairman pro tem
Daniel F. Koprinikar Commissioner
Hugh Warder County Attorney
Maxwell R. Barz Clerk to Board
This special meeting having been called for the following purposes, and
Arthur Kelton, representing a Eagle -Vail Development Plan for Stone Creek Grouse Mountain, pre-
sented a preliminary plat and received approval by the Commissioners.
The Commissioners approved an Application for Approval of Location for sewage treatment facilities
of the Eagle Sanitation District, presented by Eldorado Engineeing. A. E. Marks signed. the approval.
The Commissioners approved an expenditure of $50.00 per month for garage storage for two trucks
until further arrangements can be made. Walter F. Owens to furnish said garage space.
The Clerk was directed to write to Marjorie Gallina in reply to a letter.received,from her, in.
reference to the County's acceptance of a road entering the Lake Creek Subdivision, and advise her that the
road has been accepted by Eagle County.
Philip H. Schmuck, Director, Colorado Division of Planning, appeared and discussed planning organize
of Districts 11 and 12 and a possible dhahgeoinoihe dividing line between the two regional planning districts
from east to west to a north to south division. The Commissioners agreed to the change providing such a chant
at this time did not interfere with any applications for federal grants pending by -the districts.
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the next regular meeting unless sooner called by the Chairman.
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RES3LUTI0\ U -".E BOARD
'r: r',EF EAS, C.R.S• 106-2-9, 106-2-33 and 106-2-34, 1963, as amended,
provide for the approval of all subdivision plans and plats and the
adoption of regulations governing such plans and plats by the Board of
County Commissioners;
and
d4EREA5, the following proposed regulations have been recommended
by the Eagle County Planning Commission to this Board;
and
;JEREAS, this Board has given notice of public hearing thereon by
one p,;olication in newpapers of general circulation in Eagle County,
such rearing having been held on August 25, 1972, and this Board having
giver, r,11 consideration thereto;
and
this Board dee,-.,s it necessary and advisable to adopt these
s,.odivision regulations for the purpose of promoting and protecting the
hearth, safety and welfare of the inhabitants of Eagle County, Colorado,
by estaolishiny ininw standards for the design and development of sub-
diviSlGnS.
Be it resolved by the Board of County Commissioners
D-, Eagle County, Colorado, at its imeeting held on the 5th day of September,
;c72, that these "Subdivision Regulations of Eagle County" be and
the sa e nereby are adopted and shall be effective immediately.
Se it further resolved that all existing or previously adopted sub-
di+is,3r regulations for Eagle County, Colorado, be and the same hereby
are repealed anal superceded by these "Subdivision Regulations of Eagle
County.
The said Subdivision Regulations of Eagle County, shall be as follows:
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resolution establishing rules, regulations and standards governing
the S..OdivisiGn of land within the unincorporated area of Eagle County,
sett°,,; forth t'ne procedure to be followed by the Board of County Comm-
issioner and the Planning Coa:mission in applying and administering these
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SHORT TITLE
These Regulations shall be known and may be cited as "daivia���
Regulations, Eagle County, Colorado."
AUTHORITY
This regulation is authorized by Chapter 106-2-34 of the
Revised Statutes as amended.
EXISTING SUBDIVISION AGREEMENTS AND COVENANTS
Subdivision filed and recorded on a Final Plat prior to t.�e 6£ cvn7ae
date of this resolution shall not be regulated by this resel.tion un ess
proposed for resubdivision in such manner as to fall within tle ce`ir.itie^,
of a subdivision of this resolution. Subdivisions having received Pre-
liminary Plan approval under any previous subdivision regulations or lar,
prior to the effective date of this regulation shall be consideree as
having received Preliminary Plan approval under these regulations; ,rovic-
ed, that all Final Plat submittals subsequent to the date of tese regula-
tions shall conform to the requirements of these regulations. in the ".r -
stance of large tracts or blocks of land contained within a recorcec s,.b-
division and intended or designed for resubdivision, into smaller tracts,
lots or building sites, the resubdivision shall comply with all provisions
of this resolution except for those which, in the opinion, of the Board,
have been satisfied prior to filing of the original subcivisior, plat.
This resolution is not intended to repeal, abrogate, annul or in any way
impair or interfere with existing provisions of other laws or w'.to ex-
isting provisions of private agr-ement or restrictive covenants running
with the land to which the County is a party. Where this resolution ic-
poses a greater restriction than that imposed by such existing provisions
of law, contract or deed, the provisions of this resolution shall control.
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violation thereof as established by the State of Colorado.
SHORT TITLE
These Regulations shall be known and may be cited as "daivia���
Regulations, Eagle County, Colorado."
AUTHORITY
This regulation is authorized by Chapter 106-2-34 of the
Revised Statutes as amended.
EXISTING SUBDIVISION AGREEMENTS AND COVENANTS
Subdivision filed and recorded on a Final Plat prior to t.�e 6£ cvn7ae
date of this resolution shall not be regulated by this resel.tion un ess
proposed for resubdivision in such manner as to fall within tle ce`ir.itie^,
of a subdivision of this resolution. Subdivisions having received Pre-
liminary Plan approval under any previous subdivision regulations or lar,
prior to the effective date of this regulation shall be consideree as
having received Preliminary Plan approval under these regulations; ,rovic-
ed, that all Final Plat submittals subsequent to the date of tese regula-
tions shall conform to the requirements of these regulations. in the ".r -
stance of large tracts or blocks of land contained within a recorcec s,.b-
division and intended or designed for resubdivision, into smaller tracts,
lots or building sites, the resubdivision shall comply with all provisions
of this resolution except for those which, in the opinion, of the Board,
have been satisfied prior to filing of the original subcivisior, plat.
This resolution is not intended to repeal, abrogate, annul or in any way
impair or interfere with existing provisions of other laws or w'.to ex-
isting provisions of private agr-ement or restrictive covenants running
with the land to which the County is a party. Where this resolution ic-
poses a greater restriction than that imposed by such existing provisions
of law, contract or deed, the provisions of this resolution shall control.
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Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day August term 19___ August 25,_19-72
SPECIAL MEETING
Present: Claude L. Gerard Chairman
Arnold E. Marks Commissioner
Daniel F. Koprinikar Commissioner
(Absent Hugh Warder County Attorney
Maxwell R. Barz Clerk, tolBoard
The Following bills were examined and approved and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for
same in full payment thereof.
GENERAL FUND
Claude L. Gerard, Commissioner
salary
427.08
Claude L. Gerard
mileage & expense
16.70
AmUd E. Marks, Commissioner
salary
275.00
Arnbld E. Marks
mileage & expense
21.50
Daniel Koprinikar, Commissioner
salary
275.00
Daniel F. Koprinikar
mileage & expense
17.92
Maxwell R. Barz, County Clark
salary
:604.17
Gussie Baker, Dep. County Clerk
salary
475.00
Eleanor Bindley, Dep. Co. Clerk .,.
salary
475.00
Starr Doll, Dep. Co. Clerk
salary
475.00
Lena Marie Yost, Dep. Co. Clerk
salary
475.00
Margaret Davenport, Clerical Hire
salary
450.00
Eve'L. Luby, Part time Clerical Hire
salary
220.00
Buena Eichler, Part time Clerical Hire
salary
380.00
Lily Forster, Part time Election
salary
297.50
Shirley Powell, Part time Clerical Hire
salary
60.00
Donna Deane, Chief Accounting Officer
salary
462.50
Hubert N. Peterson, County Treasurer
salary
604.17
Hubert N. Peterson
mileage
12.00
Dessie D. Mathews, Dep. Co. Treasurer
salary
475.00
Bobby Peterson, Dep. Co. Treasurer
salary
475.00
Shirley Powell, Part time Clerical Hire
salary
100.00
Clair Bertroch, County Assessor
salary
604.17
Clair Bertroch,
mileage & expenses
18.60
Clair Bertroch
mileage & expenses
24.00
Vincent Eichler, Dep. Co. Assessor
salary
475.00
Vincent Eichler
mileage & expenses
23.00
Vincent Eichler
mileage
5.60
Ella Bindley, Dep. Co. Assessor
salary
475.00
Karleen Bonaly, Clerical Hire
salary
450.00
Hugh R. Warder, County Attorney
salary
250.00
Hugh Warder
legal services
929.50
Doris Carter, Custodian
salary
475.00
Roland L. Gerard, Courthouse Annex Custodian
salary
45.00
John F. Healy, District Attorney
salary
140.00
John F. Healy
expenses
507.75
Arlys H. Ward,Sec'y Dist. Atty.
salary
145.54
Dennis Seitz, Dep. Dist. Atty.
salary
247.83
Karol Parlin, Seely Dep. Dist. Atty.
salary
131.20
Hugh R. Warder, Asst. Dist. Atty,
salary
400.00
Kathleen Yantzer, Seely Asst. Dist. Atty.
salary
180.00
Jerry Conder, Landfill Caretaker
salary
500.00
Henry Rey, Landfill Caretaker
salary
285.00
Robert Whidden, Landfill Caretaker
salary
330.00
James H. Seabry) County Sheriff
salary
687.50
Tom Davis, Undersheriff
salary
525.00
Charles W. Davis, Dep. Co. Sheriff
salary
500.00
George Miller, Dep. Co. Sheriff
salary
500.00
William M. Murphy, Dep. Co. Sheriff
salary
475.00
Carol A. Conder, Clerical Hire
salary
50.00
Bill,Coffey, County Extension Agent
salary & expenses
208.63
Eileen Rnadall, Seely Extension Agent
salary
460.00
Kathy Chandler, Extra Hire
salary
;28.00
Jack Johnson, County Surveyor
salary
150.00
Maxwell R. Barz, Veteran Service Officer
salary
100.00
Erik W. Eden, R. P. S.
salary
800.00
Bernice G. Webb, Seely R. P. S.
salary
252.00
Margie L. Gates, County Health Nurse
salary
575.00
Hester Bertroch, Secy Co. Health Nurse
salary
315.00
Margaret Jacobsgaard, P.H.N.
salary
525.00
Diana L. Isgrig, Seely P.H.N.
salary
420.00
Thomas I. Steinberg, Co. Health Officer
salary
250.00
Vail Medical Professional Corp,
coroner charge
6.15
Shirley Powell, Clerical Hire Planning Comm.
salary
45.00
Jack W. Johnson, Civil Defense Director
salary
50.00
Kathleen Yantzer, Seely Civil Defense
salary
25.00
Mountain Bell
telephone services
44.35
Colorado Hospital &Medical Service, Inc.
group insurance
1,003.05
Dennis J. Seitz
expenses
54.47
Eagle County Fair Board
county fair expenses
5,525.00
County Treasurer
O.A.S.I.
979.92
Total.............................................................................................$ 28,176.25
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Claude Gerard, County Commissioner
mileage
& expenses
57.35
Arnold E. Marks, County Commissioner
mileage
& expenses
56.84
Daniel F. Koprinikar, County Commissioner
mileage
& expenses
54.31
Bernard B. Ginther, Road Supervisor
salary &
expenses
625.00
Garland Bertroch, Bridge foreman
salary
500.00
Joe Carter, Operator
salary
500.00
John W. Hill, Operator
salary
500.00
Joe Phillips, 3�6p Foreman
salary
500,00
Jess A. Pettit, Shovel Operator
salary
500.00
Louie Rimbert, Tractor Operator
salary
500.00
Chester C. Ruminski, Warehouseman
salary
265.95
Phillip G. Shelden, Operator
salary
500.00
Jim Southerland, Mechanic
salary
500.00
James E. Watson, Operator
salary
500.00
Francis D. Daugherty, Operator
salarfo
500.00
Cleaburn J. Gordon, Truck Driver
salary
475.00
Glen Kittle, Truck Driver
salary,
475.00
Terry Nunn, Truck Driver
salary
475.00
Marvin Borah, Road Overseer
salary &
expenses
550.00
Samuel Carter, Road Overseer
salary &
expenses
550.00
Ernest L. Cock, Road Overseer
salary &
expenses
550,00
Wren Eaton; Road Overseer
salary &
expenses
550.00
Vernon Eiswerth, Road Overseer
salary &
expenses
550,00
A. H. Hoyt, Road Overseer
salary &
expenses
550.00
Walter F. Owen, Road Overseer
salary &
expenses
550.00
Walter J. Owen, Road Overseer
salary &
expenses
550,00
Joseph A. Skiles, Road Overseer
salary &
expenses
550.00
Joe -Phillips, Janitor
salary
37.50
Russell Varter, Laborer
salary
208,00
A. C. Gordon, Lhborer
salary
187.20
Jack W. Troyer, Laborer
salary
68.75
Randy Hoyt, Laborer
salary
377.00
Colorado Blue Cross & Blue Shield
group insurance
712.10
County Treasurer
O.A.S.I.
656.21
Total.............................................................................................$ 14,681.21
A delegation from Sweetwater Creek, composed of Violet Skiff, Mrs. Suzanne Dell, Floyd Beard, Mrs.
Reeser, Dr. Mooney and Jim Stephens, appeared and requested that work be done on certain portions of said
road.
The Commissioners took the matter under advisement.
A verified copy of contract for Local Health Services for the period, July 1, 1972 to June 30, 1973
nurse salaries was received by the Commissioners.
A petition for abatement of taxes on behalf of the Colorado National Bank of Deuver was tendered
the Assessor with his recommendation.
Thereupon, the Commissioners concurred in the recommendation of the Assessor, and granted the petiti
lowing an abatement on an assessed valuation of $35,035.00 on real estate for the year, 1971, tax $3,193.09.
There being no further business to come before the Board at this time, it was moved and seconded to
ljourn until the next regular meeting unless sooner called by the Chairman.
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Claude L. Gerard
Arnold R. Marks
Daniel F. Koprinikar
Hugh Warder
Maxwell R. Barz
REGULAR MEETING
Chairman
Commissioner
Commissioner
County Attorney
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.
GENERAL FUND (following minutes)
Bob Howland, Dick Porter and Tom Bargsten representing the Soil Conservation District appeared and
advised the Commissioners that the District will be unable to make a reimbursable contract with Eagle County
for 1975 for soil surveys, soil analysis and block mapping for the reason of federally imposed economy.
The District will probably finish Pitkin County this year and should be able to get to Eagle County
in 1973. The District will appreciate receiving necessary information from Eagle County on pertinent areas
in the county which need immediate attention.
of
The Commissioners received a request for approval/bridge design from Richards Engineering, Vail,
Colo., for the Upper Eagle Valley Sanitation District. The bridge to be located in the Bighorn Subdivision.
The Commissioners approved the bridge with the addition of an I beam to be placed directly under
an 8" sewer pipe on the west end of bridge from north abutment to the south abutment.
Stanley Shepherd, B.L.M., appeared on a road matter and on the Eagle Valley Rod and Gun Club.
Tom Taylor, Lion's Ridge Subdivision, appeared with Jerry Gamba, Eldorado Engineering, and presented
the plat, Lion's Ridge Subdivision, Filing No. 2, for approval by the Commissioners.
Upon motion by A. E. Marks and second by Daniel F. Koprinikar, the Chairman declared the vote
unanimous for acceptance of said plat.
Art Kelton, representing Eagle - Vail Subdivision, Filing No. 1, appeared with Jerry Gamba, Eldorado
g, and presented the plat, Eagle -Vail Subdivision, Filing No. 1, for approval by the Commissioners.
Upon motion by Daniel F. Koprinikar and second by A. E. Marks, the Chairman declared the vote
for acceptance of said plat.
Robert.Garton, representing Vail Intermountain Development Subdivision, Block 9, appeared with
erry Gamba, Eldorado Engineering, and presented said subdivision plat for approval by the Commissioners.
Upon motion by Daniel F. Koprinikar and second by A. E. Marks, the Chairman declared the vote
nanimous for acceptance of said plat.
appeared
Tom Bever, representing Larry Wright K. 0. A. Kampground Development Plan near Dowd Junction,/for
reliminary token appioval of the plan.
George Petre representing Horace Hendricks and Larry Hendricks,also appearing, requested that the
Commissioners give a Quit Claim Deed to Horace Hendricks to help clear title to 1.92 acres near Basalt and
bounded by J. E. Markle property, Larson Propertkv4;Eppley Addition to the Town of Bas< and the Eagle County
road #,104 (as was done to help clear title to J. E. Markle property).
Whereupon, the Commissioners,being fully advised in the matter, upon motion by Arnold E. Marks and
second by Daniel F. Koprinikar voted to tender a quit claim deed and the Chairman declared the vote unanimous.
Byron Brown appeared and advised the Commissioners of the situation on the description of the
Taylor Subdivision bordering Minturn, the description being at considerable variance with the actual location
of houses, street and utitities at the location. Mr. Brown then requested the Commissioners to take action
to get the matter straightened out.
Thereupon the County Attorney advised all present of the problems to be encountered and suggested
that the people involved by ownership thereof share the cost of straightening the matter up.
A delegation of Eagle Valley Rod & Gun Club, Hank Knuth, Fred Collett and Glen Moore appeared
in the matter of locking the entrance to the club grounds, the club house having been vandalized and burglar-
ized at times. Under the conditions laid out precident to a patent issued to Eagle County in 1962, the
grounds were to be left open to the public at all times and such being the case, the above members of the
club determined to appeal to John Clark, head of B.L.M. for this area.
to oe us nd f m a co b dg by o e J ry in ig r
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a pe � it the/fro sio th ythe pip be sup-- rt ban
In the matter of the new Subdivision Regulations, made necessary by Senate Bill 35, the Commissione
motion by Arnold L. Marks and second by Daniel F. Koprinikar declared unanimous by the Chairman, adopted
signed a covering Resolution on the regulations.
In the matter of a recast by F. G. Bird, a Vail Ridge property owner, the Commissioners, upon
n by Arnold Marks and second by Daniel F. Koprinikar declared unanimous by the Chairman, vacated a
ties easement between Lots 8 and 9 and 9 and 10 in Vail Ridge Subdivision.
GENERAL FUND
Charles Davis
postage
28.00
County Clerk
money advanced
2.00
"ouniy Clerk
money advanced
6.45
Gazette Telegraph
ad for planner
25.08
Town of Vail
ad for planner
7.45
Johnson & Kunkel Land Survey
new building plot
44.75
Colorado Information
subscription & service
9.00
Pitnity Bowes
postage
48.00
Erik'W. Edeen
mileage
220.20
Environmental Health Office
postage etc
67.65
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Erik W. Edeen 7
dues & meeting Registration
26.00
Environmental Health Office
postage
10.78
Floyd P. Crawford
labor
490.00
Glen E. Keller Jr.
legal services
6422.69
Allen Agency
Insurance
7300.00
Jerry Brown
Planning services
1800.00
United States Welding
services
1.25
Eagle Pharmacy
supplies & medicine
24.54
Wilson Radio & TV
merchandise
33.24
Wilson Radio & TV
merchandise & labor
43.88
Stanleys Store
supplies
11W8
Hometown Supply Co.
supplies
69.56
Holy Cross Electric Assn Inc.
service
206.00
The Independent Lumber Co.
supplies
10.17
#M Business Products Sales Inc.
duplicards
86.00
Mountain Bell
service
39.08
Dick Wheeler, Inc.
50r.7Tease
505.20
Skelly Oil Co.
service & purchase
19.14
Micks 66 Service
service
11.52
Edwards Skelly Station
car service
2.38
Ken's Towing & Wrecking
srecker service
40.00
Gambles Store
padlocks
4.14
Minards 66
car Service
10.25
Doris Carter
prisoners meals
45.00
Doris Carter
jail laundry
9.65
Gene Mosher
labor
10.00
James H. Seabry
Peace Officers meeting
107.10
Glenn Anderson
rent
75,00
American Legion Auxiliary Unit x{194
rent
75,00
Eagle Volunteer Fire Dept.
garage rent
75.00
Vial Valley Medical Center,
Office rent
150,00
Richard A. Miller
coroner fees
94.40
Thomas I. Steinberg M.D.
B A.
5,00
Vail Medical Professional Corp,
care for prisoners
17.00
Vail Pharmacy
medicine
12,72
Dr. Mary Jo Jacobs, M. D.
medical service
24.00
Stanleys Cash Grocery
supplies
20,82
Vail Village Conoco
wrecker service
80.00
Edwards Skelley Restaurant
search & rescue meals
272.84
Del Chemical Corporation
supplieszct.i
83.91
Garfield Glass & Upholstering
recover office chair
12.00
Out West Commercial & County Printers
supplies
9,00
Howard McCain
supplies
9.99
The Eagle Valley Enterprise
publication
109.71
The Eagle Valley Enterprise
publication
4.35
The Eagle Valley Enterprise
publication
239.00
The Eagle Valley Enterprise
publication
3.00
The.:.G:F.:Hoetkel Blank Book & Lithographing Co.
supplies
1131.44
The Daily Sebtipel-k-uGrlpri.e
adwfor_,Planaer
111.55.5
The Denver Post
ad for Planner
27.16
Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co. Inc.
natural gas-
8.81
Enterprise Printing & Office Supplies
supplies
397.48
Mountain Bell
service
51.13
Eagle Valley Telephone Co,
service
500.86
Total.............................................................................................$21,357.13
ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Holy Cross Electric Assn. Inc.
Yampa Valley Electric
Public Service Co. of Colo.
Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co. Inc.
Basalt Sanitation District
The Denver & Rio Grande Western RR
H. W. Moore Equipment Co.
Saris Machinery Co.
Macdonald Equipment Co.
Transport Clearings
County Treasurer from Road & Bridge
Eagle County Clerk
County Clerk
Blake's Blacksmith Shop
6'ontinental Oil Co.
Standard Oil Co.
The CM & H Tire Co.
Allen Agency
Out West Commercial and County Printers, Inc.
McCoy Co.
Bob's Repair Shop
Del Chemical Corp.
Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co. Inc.
Downing Supply Co.
Dobbs Detroit Diesel Inc.
Lawson Products Inc.
Hometown Supply Co.
Eagle Enterprise Print & Office Supplies
High Country Lumber Co.
The Independent Lumber Co.
Revier Equipment Co.
McCoy Co.
Glenwood Supply Co.
group ins.
services
services
services
services
service
rent
rental
rental
rental
freight
refund fton General Fund for error Audit
money advanced
freight
welding '
Gas
fuel
tires & tubes
liability ins.
inventory Cards
supplies
supplies
supplies
services
supplies
supplies
supplies
supplies
supplies
supplies
supplies
supplies
supplies
parts
billing
124.85
40.86
43.48
1.50
5.07
6.80
5.00
495.00
550.00
150.00
11.15
950.00
43.59
4.61
20.00
7.76
1784.85
58.98
6719.00
8.85
1083.72
1.25
170.85
4.50
266.25
3863.99
37.03
3.93
28.00
25.25
35.14
10.36
122.06
10.50
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Brake & Clutch Service Co.
Eagle Auto Parts
Holland Auto Parts Inc.
Case Power and Equipment
Schloss & Shubert Inc.
Booth/Rouse Equipment Co.
Holy Cross Auto Service
Wheeling Corrugating Co.
Macdonald Equipment Co.;
J. D. Adam's Co.
S. L. Dodson engineered Products
Blackline Asphalt Sales Inc.
Blackline Asphalt Sales Inc.
Northwestern Engineering Co.
Homeward Bound Inc.
Eagle County Development Corp
B & B Excavating Inc.
Standard Recap Company
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parts
22.79
parts & tires
877.18
parts
66.66
parts
114.38
parts
7.00
parts
103.96
rent & parts
19.17
pipe
265.15
parts
699.08
pipe Bands
75.05
steel
1464.00
road oil
2805.13
oil
10933.37
oil
2666.56
road base
11868.00
gravel
600.00
paving Gore Creek Drive
13956.25
repairs
3.03
Total.......................................................................................... $ 63,241.98
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.
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SPECIAL MEETING
Present: Claude L. Gerard Chairman
Daniel F. Koprinikar Commissioner
Hugh Warder 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.
Woehrrgyer Printing Co.
Pearl Henderson
Eliza Herrera
Diona Martinez
Marie Montoya
Kathryn C. Owen
Elizabeth McIlnay
Virginia Ottens
Ann Bobeck
Ella F. Gustafson
Pearl A. Mize
Ruth Marietta
Marie M. Wister
Wynona W. Stanley
Lola A. Jenkins
Barbara Hutchison
Linda Nottingham
Bonnie Ward
Charlie M. Terry
Felix Reynolds
Ralph F. Ward
Ardie Bell Cunningham
Patricia McCollum
Anabell J. Kirby
Florene Fenno
Lenore Morgan
Elnora Van Horn
Oda E. Cowen
Bernadine Clauson
Betty Lou Albertson
Rozella Bobson
Crown Lodge /146
Louise M. Shoemaker
Pearl Crowley
Pauline Bowles
Delma Skiff
Mary Ellen Shoemaker
Methodist Church
Ruth Jacox
Nettie May Reynolds
Harold E. Ault
Betty Jo Schmidt
Louise Alene Daley
Patricia Strubi
Wesley Schlegel
Mildred Wurtsmith
Berta A. Albertson
Henry Hinton
Leon T. Leroux
Marie E. Wieczorek
Betty J. Kirby
Clark C. Ewing
Patricia D. Poliac
Vienne S. Brown
Nancy D. Reinecke
Celine Krueger
YAry Saddoris
Bonita R. Eaton
Lily Forster
Shirley Powell
Barbara G. Pearch
Lily Forster
Helen Davenport
ClaudeGerard
Arnold E. Marks
Daniel Koprinikar
Maxwell R. Barz
Maxwell R. Barz
Gussie Baker
Eleanor Bindley
Starr Doll
Lena Yost
Margaret Davenport
Eva L. jiiby
Buena Eichler
Donna Deane
Hubert N. Peterson
Bobby Peterson
Dessie D. Mathews
Clair Bertroch
Clair Bertroch
Vincent Eichler
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28.73
25.00
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35.10
27.50
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27.50
32.90
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277.50
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427.08
275.00
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475.00
475.00
450.00
180.00
360.00
462.50
604.17
475.00
475.00
604.17
38.60
475.00
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Total............................................................................................24,640.07
ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND
Claude Gerard
Vincent Eichler Mileage 46.70
& Expense
55.60
Ella Hindley Salary 475.00
Daniel F. Koprinikar
Mileage
Karleen Bonaly Salary 450.00
57.18
Hugh Warder Salary 250.00
Mileage
& Expense
Doris Carter Salary 475.00
Bernard B. Ginther
Roland Gerard Salary 45.00
625.00
John Healy Salary 140.00
Arlys Ward Salary 145.54
Bridge
Foreman -Salary
Dennis J. Seitz Salary 247.83
Joe Carter
Dennis J. Seitz Expenses 55.82
500.00
Karol L. Parlin Salary 131.20
Francis D. Daugherty
Salary
Hugh R. Warder Salary 400.00
500.00
Kathleen M. Yantzer Salary 180.00
Salary
Jerry Conder Salary 500.00
Jess A. Pettit
Robert E. Whidden Salary 352.50
500.00
Henry Rey Salary 285.00
Joe Phillips
Salary
James H"..Seab*, Salary 687.50
500.00
Charles W. Davis Salary 500.00
Salary
George Miller Salary 500.00
Phillip Shelden
William M. Murphy Salary 475.00
500.00
Carol A. Conder Salary 50.00
Jim Southerland
Salary
Tom Davis Salary 525.00
500.00
Robert Weiler Salary 475.00
i
Richard Burnett Labor 24.00
Cleaburn J. Gordon
Eileen Randall Salary 460.00
475.00
Jack Johnson Salary 150.00
Glen Kittle
Salary
Maxwell R. Barz Co. Service Officer 100.00
475.00
Erik W. Edeen R.P.S. Salary 800.00
Salary
Bernice G. Webb Salary 252.00
Marvin Borah
Margie L. Gates R.N. Salary 575.00
550.00
Hester Bertroch Salary 315.00
Samuel Carter
Salary
Margaret Jacobsgaard Salary 525.00
550.00
Diana L. Isgrig Salary 420.00
Salary
Joan Griffin Salary -Part-time 14.00
Wren Eaton
T. I. Steinberg M.D. Salary 250.00
550.00
Thomas I. Steinberg M.D. Coroner Fees 12.75
Vernon Eiswerth
Salary
Jack W. Johnson Salary 50.00
550.00
Kathleen M. Yantzer Salary 25.00
Salary
Shirley Powell Salary 42.00
Walter F. Owen
Vail Medical Professional Corp. Blood Alcohol Tests 5.00
550.00
County Treasurer Oiling Airport Road 355.60
Walter J. Owen
Salary
Hugh R. Warder Legal Services 500.10
550.00
Bill Coffey Salary 314.28
Salary
James H. Seabry Services 2.20
Joe Phillips
James H. Seabry Mileage& Expense 60.75
Services
37.50
Agren & Goldstein, Inc. Court Reporter Services 249.94
Randy Hoyt
Salary
Claude Gerard Mileage 17.90 :.
374.40
Daniel Koprinikar Mileage 13.70
Salary
Arnold E. Marks Mileage 22.10
A. C. Gordon
Colorado Hospital & Medical Service Group Insurance:. 1077.05
280.80
Eagle Valley Telephone Co. Telephone Service 59.63
Colorado Blue Cross & Blue Shield
Salary
County Treasurer OASI 999.61
675.10
Total............................................................................................24,640.07
ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND
Claude Gerard
Mileage
& Expense
55.60
Daniel F. Koprinikar
Mileage
& Expense
57.18
Arnold E. Marks
Mileage
& Expense
66.80
Bernard B. Ginther
Road Supervisor -Salary
625.00
Garland Bertroch
Bridge
Foreman -Salary
500.00
Joe Carter
Salary
500.00
Francis D. Daugherty
Salary
500.00
John W. Hill
Salary
500.00
Jess A. Pettit
Salary
500.00
Joe Phillips
Salary
500.00
Louie Rimbert
Salary
500.00
Phillip Shelden
Salary
500.00
Jim Southerland
Salary
500.00
James E. Watson
Salary
500.00
Cleaburn J. Gordon
Salary
475.00
Glen Kittle
Salary
475.00
Terry Nunn
Salary
475.00
Marvin Borah
Salary
550.00
Samuel Carter
Salary
550.00
Ernest L. Cock
Salary
550.00
Wren Eaton
Salary
550.00
Vernon Eiswerth
Salary
550.00
A. H. Hoyt
Salary
550.00
Walter F. Owen
Salary
550.00
Walter J. Owen
Salary
550.00
Joseph A. Skiles
Salary
550.00
Joe Phillips
Janitpr
Services
37.50
Randy Hoyt
Salary
374.40
Russell D. Carter
Salary
291,.20
A. C. Gordon
Salary
280.80
Colorado Blue Cross & Blue Shield
Salary
675.10
County Treasurer
OASI
647.86
Total............................................................................................14,486.44
392
Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day`term W__Se !_-mber ( Lower portion of p e�g22)
�- Septe'mber 28 �
George Morrison appeared and discussed the sale of a tractor to Eagle County for $$3000.00 and in-
volving the trade of two dump trucks.
Tom Williams, Forest Service, appeared in relation to maintenance of the road around Reudi Dam and
needed to know whether Eagle County will furnish maintenance or if the Forest Service will do so.
The Commissioners determined to contact the Bureau of Reclamation, Dept. of Interior and see if a
contract will be forthcoming for county maintenance of said road.
Leonis J. Usel, Basalt, appeared and discussed the old county road running past the Basalt Town
Hall and requested vacation of the road by Eagle County.
The Clerk was requested to write to Mr. Wojan, Dept of labor, Division of Employment, and advise
him of the date of the next Commissioners meeting on October 2, 1972.
This being the date set for termination of litigation between the Board of Commissioners of Eagle
County and Rocky Mountain Airways, Inc., and it appearing to be to the best interests of the County of Eagle
terminate said litigation and enter into the proposed Agreement, subject only to agreement of parties in
the forthcoming meeting of the area to be occupied by the fixed base operator, Rocky Mountain Airways;
Thereupon, a motion was made by Daniel F. Koprinikar, seconded by Claude L. Gerard and declared
adopted to execute said agreement subject to agreement on area occupied as stated.
At 1:00 o'clock P M., the time set for the aforesaid meeting, Glen Keller, attorney representing
the Board of County Commissioners, appearedp Members of the Eagle County Aiaport Authority, Kenneth Norman,
Eldon Wilson and Mike Dawson appeared and Gordon F. Autry, President of Rocky Mountain Airways appeared in
in person and by his attorney, Robert S. Wham.
Thereupon considerable discussion insued, proposals and objections were heard, agreement was reached
and reduced;,tora(:LettdrndfnAddendum to the Fixed Base Operator Concession Agreement.
LeGrandeeBair, Chris Jouflas and Danny Williams, representing the Eagle River Sheep Growers Associ-
ation,appeared and requested the remainder of the amount approved by the Commissioners.
The Commissioners advised that they should tender a voucher for a draft to be written on October 2,
1972.
There being no further business to come be fore the Board at this time, it was moved and seconded
to adjburn until the next regular meeting, unless sooner called by the Chairman. Q
Attest '•
SPECIAL MEETING
Sept. 28, 1972
Present: Claude L. Gerard Chairman
Daniel F. Koprinikar Commissioner
Maxwell R. Bare, Clerk to Board.
The Commissioners met in special session on budget matters.
The Commissioners signed, a� contract, with- the Colorado State Department of Highways, for Speed
Zoning from Basalt to Reudi Dam.
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.
0.
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Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day_ September term 19___ October 2,_1972
REGULAR MEETING
Present: Claude L. Gerard Chairman
Arnold E. Marks Commissioner
Daniel F. Koprinikar Commissioner
Hugh Warder County Attorney
Maxwell R. Bare Clerk to Board
Minutes of the last regular and special meetings were read and approved as read.
Th6 following bills were examined and approved and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for
same in full payment thereof.
Colorado Informantion
Colorado State University
Pitney Bowes
Raymonds Office Machines
County Clerk
American Society for Pub. Admin.
American S6ciety of Planning Officials
Michael Dawson
Vail Secretarial Service
Garfield Co. Abstract Co.
Eagle Sanitation Dist.
Town of Eagle
Town of Eagle
Addressograph
Lease Finance Inc.
3 M Business Products Sales Inc.
3 M business Products Sales, Inc.
Glean Anderson
American Legion Auxilliary #194
Eagle Volunteer Fire Dept.
New Jersey Zinc Co.
Vail Valley Med. Center
Tom H. Collinson (Eagle Valley Enterprise)
Tom H. Collinson It
Tom H. Collinson It
Eldorado Engineering Co.
Eagle River Sheep Assn.
Garfield Co. Abstract Co.
Mountain Bell
Doris Carter
Doris Carter
Gene Mosher
Vail Medical Professional Corp.
Dick Wheeler Inc.
Dick 'Wheeler, Inc:
Basalt Drug Co.
Fargo International
Skelly Oil Co.
Mick's 66 Service
Standard Oil Co.
Vail Medical Professional Corp
Jopn F. Healy
Out West ComIl. & Co. Printers',Inc.
C.F.Hoeckel Blank Book & Litho Co.
Eagle Pharmacy
Cope Office Supply
Hometown Supply Co.
Independent Lbr. Co.
Independent Lbr. Co.
Eagle Valley Telephone Co.
Rocky Mtn. Natural Gas Co., Inc.
GENERAL FUND
subscription & service
9.00
seminar dues
69.00
meter
'5.37
typewriter repair
12.75
mist. expense
3.71
Ad for planner
30.00
Ad for planner
51.00
Supplies
.10.41
Supplies
47.28
Xerox Copies
25.05
Sewer Service
31.50
Water & Trash Service
99.30
Tap & Meter Install. - Office Bldg.
260.00
Plates
35.56
Graphotype Lease
106.40
Copy Paper
269.18
Camera Cards
87.10
Office Rent
75.00
Rent
75.00
Garage Rent
75.00
Garage Rent
9.00
Office Rent - PH
300.00
Legal Publication
222.32
it it
10.76
It it
46.57
General Fund
850.00
Predatory Animal Control
2500.00
Xerox Copies
57.75
Telephone Service
56.73
Prisoners' Meals
118.75
Jail Laundry
10.50
Part -'time Labor
12.50
Examinations
14.00
Lease Payments
505.20
Inspection Stickers
3.00
Supplies
6.44
Supplies
188.25
Supplies
45.70
Supplies
9.40
Gas & Diesel Fuel
190.23
Blood Alcohol Test
5.00
Expenses
136.12
Election
4.92
Supplies
660.36
Supplies
59.97
Supplies
31.29
Supplies
42.75
New Bldg. Supplies
115.98
Supplies
32.22
Telephone Co.
644.75
Gas - Courthouse
39.17
Total............................................................................................ 8,308.89
ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND
Co. Clerk
Money Advanced
10.00
Holy Cross Auto Service
Rent
15.00
Phoenix Mutual Life Ins. Co.
Insurance
128.51
Eldorado Engineering Co.
Services
258.00
Grand River Constr.
Paving Minturn Streets
3,000.00
Northwestern Engineering Co.
Asphalt
112.81
Blackline Asphalt Sales, Inc.
Spreading Oil
310.38
U.S.Welding Inc.
Oxygen
7.23
Phillips & Anderson Tire Co.
Tire Recapping
164.73
The C.M. & H. Tire Co.
Tire Re -cap
61.74
Standard Oil Co.
Fuel
830.07
American Oil Co.
Gas
1.81
Phillips Petroleum Co.
Gas
3.53
Eagle Valley Telephone Co.
Services
71.43
Rocky Mtn. Nat. Gas Co., Inc.
Services
9.53
Holy Cross Electric AssIn. Inc.
Service
180.47
Basalt Sanitation Dist.
Service
6.80
Town of Basalt - Water Dept.
4th Qtr. Water Pymt.
9.00
Public Service Co. of Colo.
Services
1.50
Yampa Valley Elec. Assn., Inc.
Service
57.23
Holy Cross Elec. Assn. Inc.
Services
50.85
The Town of Eagle
Water & Trash
58.40
Eagle Sanitation Dist.
Sewer Service
18.00
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Elmer Glass Co., Inc.
High Country Lbr. Co.
Wheeling Corrugating Co.
Stockyards Lbr. & Ranch Supply Co.
Brake & Clutch Service Co.
Zep Manufacturing Co.
The Fullwell Motor Products Co.
Holland Auto Parts Inc.
Dick's Repair Shop '
Downing Supply Co.
Eagle Auto Parts
Macdonald Equipment Co.
Eagle Valley Telephone Co.
Rocky Mtn. Natural Gas Co., Inc.
Mountain Bell
19
August Balance
11.25
Supplies
2.95
Supplies
3.64
Supplies
216.00
Supplies
18.00
Supplies
117.75
Supplies
14.08
Parts
65.35
Machine Work
6.00
Supplies
329.75
Service & Parts
800.89
Parts & MF Tractor
11,199.10
Telephone Service
146.40
Service
4.50
Services
25.96
Total...........................................................................................18,328.64
In reply to an inquiry by Jack Johnson, Eagle County Civil Defense Director, he may move supplies
from his garage to the old County Shop building.
A. E. Marks, Commissioner, moved that Eagle County discontinue food stamps and that Mr. Maksel:
be given the required thirty days notice.
The matter was discussed and tabled until the next meeting.
Marvin Wojhan, Dept. of Labor and Employment, appeared in the capacity of obtaining information
on the needs of the county and of potential industry as well as established industry. A copy of his report
will be forthcoming.
Rod Slifer, Don Macendefer, Jim La Mont and Terry Minger, representing the East Area District
Planning Group, appeared and proposedgiving District Planning Commissions authority for decision making
in their particular areas especially where money from private sources could be obtained or is available for
immediate planning.
Problems of administering money from a private source were discussed and 'cussed.
The Commissioners determined that money received in one year could be used in the same year by
using the contingent statute because of the emergency nature of the use.
The Commissioners agreed to purchase the remaining stockpile of gravel owned by North Western
Construction, 10,000.yards ai $a.os Pet r-= ,
The Clerk was directed to write letters appointing a committee of District Planners to resolve
problems relating to area planning,and by way of assisting the Eagle County Planning'Commission, in the
area including Wolcott and valley areas east of Wolcott.
The committee being, to—wit:
Ed Browning, U.S.F.S, Minturn, Colo.
Chris Jouflas Wolcott, Colo.
Pete Seibert, Vail Associates, Inc. Vail, Colo.
Robert Gallegos, Super Foods Minturn, Colo.
Al Winters, New Jersey Zinc Co. Gilman, Colo.
Bob Trezise, Battle Mt. High School Red Cliff, Colo.
Dave Garton, Gore Creek Corp. Vail, Colo,,
Terry Minger, City Manager Vail, Colo.
Rod Slifer, Slifer & Company Vail, Colto.
There being no further business to come before the Board at this time, it 7kas moved and seconded
to adjourn until the next regular meeting unless sooner called by the Chairman.
Attest:
C erk t Board
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Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day__ t -Ober ___term 19'_ __ October _2-5,--19-72--
SPECIAL
5,_ 19-72__
Present: Claude L. Gerard
Arnold E. Marks
Daniel F. Koprinikar
Hugh Warder
Maxwell R. Barz
SPECIAL MEETING
Chairman:;
Commissioner
Commissioner
County Attorney
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
Claude L. Gerard, Commissioner
salary
427.08
Daniel F. Koprinikar, Commissioner
salary
275.00
Arnold E. Marks, Commissioner
salary
275.00
Maxwell R. Barz, County Clerk
salary
604.17
Gussie Baker, Dep. Co. Clerk
salary
475.00
Eleanor Bindley, Dep. Co. Clerk
salary
475.00
Starr Doll, Dep. Co. Clerk,
salary
475.00
Lena Yost, Dep. Co. Clerk.
salary
475.00
Margaret Davenport, Clerical Hire
salary
450.00
Eva L. Luby, Clerical Hire
salary
240.00
Buena Eichler, Clerical Hire
salary
300.00
Donna Deane, Chief Accounting Officer
salary
462.50
Lily Forster, Election Hire
salary
347.50
Hubert N. Peterson, County Treasurer
salary
604.17
Hubert N. Peterson
mileage
49.80
Bobby Peterson, Dep. Co. Treasurer
salary
475.00
Dess Mathews, Dep. Co. Treasurer
salary
475.00
Ellen La Pierre, Clerical Hire
salary
60.00
Clair Bertroch, County Assessor
salary
604.17
Vincent Eichler, Dep. Co. Assessor
salary
475.00
Ella Bindley, Dep. Co. Assessor
salary
475.00
Karleen Bonaly, Clerical Hire
salary
450.00
Hugh R. Warder, County Attorney
salary
250.00
Doris Carter, Custodian
salary
475.00
Roland L. Gerard, Co. Court Custodian
salary
45.00
John F. Healy, District Attorney
salary
140.00
Arlys H. Ward, Secy. to D. A.
salary
145.54
Dennis J. Seitz, Depot. Dist. Atty.
salary
247.83
Karol L. Parlin, Secy. to D. A.
salary
131.20
Hugh R. Warder, Asst Dist. Atty.
salary
400.00
Kathleen M. Yantzer, Secy, to D. A.
salary
180.00
Jerry Conder, Supervisor, Sanitary Land Fill
salary
500.00
Henry Rey, Supervisor, Sanitary Land Fill
salary
395.00
James H. Seabry, County Sheriff
salary
687.50
Violet Davis, (Charles Davis, Dep. Sheriff)
salary
500.00
Tom Davis, Undety Sheriff,
salary
525.00
George Miller, Deputy Sheriff
salary
500.00
Bonita Eaton, Secy. Extension Agent
salary
210.00
Jack W. Johnson, County Surveyor
salary
150.00
Maxwell R. Barz, Veterans Service Officer
salary
100.00
Erik W. Edeen, County Sanitarian
salary
800.00
Erik W. Edeen
mileage
165.70
Robert Weiler, Deputy Sheriff
salary
475.00
William M. Murphy, Deputy Sheriff
salary
475.00
Carol A. Conder, Secy. Sheriff's Office
salary
50.00
Bill Coffey, Extension Agent
salary
307.78
Eileen Randall, Secy Extension Agent
salary
345.00
Bernice G. Webb, Secy. County Sanitarian
salary
252.00
Margie L. Gates R.N.
salary
575.00
Hester Bertroch, Secy to R.N.
salary
315.00
Margaret Jacobsgaard, Asst R.N.
salary
525.00
Diana L. Isgrig, Secy to R.N.
salary
420.00
Thomas I. Steinberg M. D., Cdunty Health Officer salary
250.00
Jack W. Johnson, Director Civil Defense
salary
50.00
Jathleen Yantzer, Secy. Civil Defense
salary
25.00
Hubert N. Peterson, Pres. Planning Commission
mileage
24.00
Shirley Powell, Secy. Planning Commission
salary
36.00
Dennis J. Seitz, Dep. D. A.
expense
34.84
Claude L. Gerard
mileage & exp.
76.44
Daniel F. Koprinikar
mileage & expense
18.70
Arnold E. Marks
mileage
11.00
Hugh R. harder
legal fees',
87.50
Vail Medical Professional Corp.
phone calls
2.00
It it " "
" " & coroner's charge
18.00
Vail Valley Medical Center
blood.alcohol
15.00
Colorado Assessors Association
dues
105.00
Mountain Bell
service
42.25
Woehrmyer Printing Co.
supplies
3.40
Vail Valley Medical Center
Ambulance service
50.00
Robert E. Whidden, Asst. at Sanitary landfill
salary
300.79
County Treasurer
O.A.S.I.
986.17
Colo. Hosp. Service & Med. Service
group ins.
1075.85
Total............................................................................................ $ 22,580.29
ROAD & BRIDGE
Claude Gerard, Commissioner mileage 57.25
Aronold E. Marks, Commissioner mileage 48.60
Daniel F. Koprinikar, Commissioner mileage 59.42'
Bernard B. Ginther, Road Supervisor salary & exp. 625.00
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Garland Bertroch, Bridge Foreman
salary
500.00
Joe Carter, Operator
salary
500.00
Francis D. Daugherty, Operator
salary
500.00
John W. Hill, Operator
salary
500,00
Jess it. Pettit, Shovel Operator
salary
500.00
Joe Phillips, Shop Foreman
salary
500.00
Louie Rimbert, Tractor Operator
salary
500.00
Phillip Shelden, Operator
salary
500.00
Jim Southerland, Mechanic
salary
500.00
James E. Watson, Operator
salary
500.00
Cleaburn J. Gordon, Truck Driver
salary
475.00
Glen Kittle, Truck Driver
salary
475.00
Terry Nunn, Truck Driver
salary
475.00
Marvin Borah, RoadkOVeiseer
salary &
exp.
550.00
Samuel Carter, Road Overseer
salary &
exp.
550.00
Ernest L. Cock, Road Overseer
salary &
exp.
550.00
Wren Eaton, Road Overseer
salary &
exp.
550.00
Vernon Eiswerth, Road Overseer
salary &
exp.
550.00
A. -H. Hoyt, Road Overseer
salary &
exp.
550.00
Walter F. Owen, Road Overseer
salary &
exp.
550.00
Joseph A. Skiles, Road Overseer
salary &
exp.
550.00
Walter U. Owen, Road Overseer
salary &
exp.
550.00
Joe Phillips, Janitor service
salary
37.50
Randy Hoyt, Laborer
salary
395.20
Russell D. Carter, Laborer
salary
145.60
A. C. Gordon, Laborer
salary
104.00
Jack W. Troyer, Laborer
salary
110.00
Colo. Blue Cross & Blue Shield
group ins.
616.75
County Treasurer
O.A.S.I.
637.90
Total.............................................................................................. 14,212.22
The matter of approving the Official Bond of M. A. Catlson, as Municipal Judge for Basalt, Colo., (P
came before the Board and upon motion by Daniel F. Koprinikar and second by A. E. Marks, the Chairman de-
cla10
red the approval unanimous.
The request of Douglas McLaughlin, appearing in person, and for an owner, , in S el ip�
the Garton Development having two lots adjoining each other, for a variance to build accross the lot line
between was approved by the Commissioners.
The request of Cartwright et al for variance in the Subdivision (.,Gondominimum) Regulations to
change the designation of 'Unit 'Building" applying to Mattermorn Inn to that of"Condominimum" was approved
by .motion of A. E. Marks aid second by Daniel F. Koprinikar and declared unanimous by the Chairman.
B
Tom Beaver appeared in behalf of the K.O.A. Kampground location west of Dowd Junction and advised ��A9
the Commissioners of the approval of such by the Eagle County Planning Commission and requested the approval
of -the County Commissioners as well.
Thereupon, Arnold E. Marks moved for said approval, which motion was seconded by Daniel F. Koprinika
and declared unanimous by the Chairman. !�
Bill Luke, owner in Bighdrn-Subdivision of two lots, appeared and inquired of the Commissioners as
to -what can be done about drainage on'his lots caused by the change in watercouae made by a near by Condom-
inium builder.
The Commissioners determined that they would take the matter up with Eldorado Engineering and then
follow through to force the builder to make the correction in the watercourse as recommended by Eldorado
Engineering.
The County Assessor tendered an abatement asking for a refund of taxes for James E. and Wilbur
Luark.
The Commissioners, being fully advised in the premises, concurred in the recommendation of the
Assessor and upon motion by A. A. Marks and second by Daniel F. Koptinikar declared unanimous by the Chairman,
allowed a refund on ancassessed valuation of $113,250.00 on a mobile home for the years, 1970-71, tax amounting
to.$ 435.85.
Bob Bailey, representing King Arthur's Court of Vail, Udi, requested a variance in the Subdivision
Regulations in regard to the filing of Covenants and map and in lieu of to file a map showing boundary of the
condominium locations, other structures and improvements prior to the filing of a final map.
Thereupon Daniel F. Koprinikar moved to approve the variance and subsequent filings, which motion
was seconded by Arnold B. Marks and declared unanimous by the Chairman.
The County Attorney then brought up the matter of a new gravel contract with Ernie Nogal.
Whereupon, Arnold E. Marks moved that the Chairman be authorized to sign the new gravel lease.
The motion was seconded by Daniel F. Koprinikar and declared unanimous by the Chairman. �qp.
In the matter of improvement to the Eagle County Airport, a motion by Daniel F. Koprinikar and
second by A. E. 4rks declared 'unanimous by the Chairman, to accept Elam Construction, Inc. bid to Gilsabind
sealcott the existing asphalt for $8,000.00, weather permitting, was approved.
The matter of two liquor hearings tendered by Stewart H. Brown was set for December 4, 1972 at 1:30
P..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.
_Chaihi&i
Attest:
C1 rkto oard
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Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners dayNotober _____term 19-- November 6,_19x_
REGULAR MEETING
Prasent: Claude L. Gerard Chairman
Arnold E. Marks Commissioner
Daniel F. Koprinikar Commissioner
Hugh Warder 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.
GENERAL FUND
9.00
5.00
5.00
"207.00
12.92
11.40
127.00
10.00
6.50
5.00
127.26
• 9.73
313.00
906.84
32.50
66.19
180.05
11.00
13.93
605.22
35.02
84.90
324,39
10.97
213.21
8.05
155.00
89.29
318.06
214.60
75.00
75.00
75.00
100.83
150.00
9.00
1800.00
502.50
11.55
46.64
80.04
91.44
106.40
106.40
505.20
90.58
8.40
108.75
21.15
8.00
1.41
4.25
32.50
66.15
3.00
48.05
33.29
124.50
11.00
339.53
Total............................................................................................ $ 9,058.46
Phoenix Mutual Life Ins. Co.
County Clerk
Yampa Valley Electric Assn Inc.
Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co. Inc.
Basalt Sanitation Dist.
Holy Cross Electric Assn Inc.
Eagle Valley Telephone Co.
Public Service Co. of Colo.
Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co. Inc.
Mountain Bell
Eldorado Engineering Co.
Dept of Revenue
The Vail Trail
Homeward Bound Inc.
Gerard Brothers
ROAD & BRIDGE
group ins.
Colorado Information subscription
money advanced fuel permit
County Clerk election supplies
services
Starr C. Doll Registrar fees
service
Er4 W. Edeen mileage & supplies
service
Environmental Health postage
service
Hugh Warder mileage
service
Lee Betts, B.S.R. transcript
service
C. A. Stanley labor
service
State Department of Highways books
service
Independent Lumber Co. brooms
service
Muni Chem Corp, supplies
fuel permits
United States Welding supplies
legal
Out.West supplies
road base
C. F. Hoeckel Blank Book Co supplies
back-up alarms
Plateau Typewriter Exchange repairs
Hometown Supply Co. supplies
H. D. McCain supplies
Ladoca Project & Pube. Foundation, Inc. supplies ...
Rowe Stationery Store supplies
Eagle Valley Telephone Co. phone
Mountain Bell telephone
Garfield County Abstract Co. Xerox copies
Eagle Valley Enterprise,Inc. supplies & printing
Eagle Valley Enterprise, Inc. legal publication
Eagle Valley Enterprise, Inc.. legal publications
Eagle Valley Enterprise, Inc. legal publications
Allen Agency Insurance
3 M Business Products Sales Inc. parts & labor
3 M Minnesco duplicator lease
3 M. Business Products duplicards
Glenn Anderson rent
American Legion Aux. Unit # 194 rent
Eagle Volunteer Fire Dept. rent
Minturn Vol Fire Dept. rent
Vail Valley Medical Center rent
New Jersey Zinc Co. rent
Gerald E. Brown planning services
Eldorado Lngineering Co. Planning Commission
The Daily Sentinel add for Planner
The Talisman at Vail P1 Comm expense
Wilson Radio, T.V. & Appliance supplies & sabor
Eagle Pharmacy supplies
Lease Finance Inc. lease #15199-3
Lease Finance enc. Graphotype lease
Dick Wheeler Inc. car lease
Rocky Mountain -Gas Co. Inc, service
Office of Sheriff service of subpoena
Doris Carter prisoner's meals
Doris Carter jail laundry
Glennora Mosher matron service
Olesen Motors light switch
Vickers Petroleum Corp. purchases
Joe Alperts jacket .
Dicl Wheeler .Inc. suppin:es
Minard's 66 Service tire repair
Del Chemical Corp. supplies
Skelly Oil Co, supplies
Minturn Cleaners supplies
Vail Medical Professional Corp. coroner chg.
Hach Chemical Co, dupplies & freight
9.00
5.00
5.00
"207.00
12.92
11.40
127.00
10.00
6.50
5.00
127.26
• 9.73
313.00
906.84
32.50
66.19
180.05
11.00
13.93
605.22
35.02
84.90
324,39
10.97
213.21
8.05
155.00
89.29
318.06
214.60
75.00
75.00
75.00
100.83
150.00
9.00
1800.00
502.50
11.55
46.64
80.04
91.44
106.40
106.40
505.20
90.58
8.40
108.75
21.15
8.00
1.41
4.25
32.50
66.15
3.00
48.05
33.29
124.50
11.00
339.53
Total............................................................................................ $ 9,058.46
Phoenix Mutual Life Ins. Co.
County Clerk
Yampa Valley Electric Assn Inc.
Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co. Inc.
Basalt Sanitation Dist.
Holy Cross Electric Assn Inc.
Eagle Valley Telephone Co.
Public Service Co. of Colo.
Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co. Inc.
Mountain Bell
Eldorado Engineering Co.
Dept of Revenue
The Vail Trail
Homeward Bound Inc.
Gerard Brothers
ROAD & BRIDGE
group ins.
127.95
money advanced fuel permit
32.39
services
45.13
service
24.09
service
6.80
service
64.51
service
73.55
service
1.50
service
14.19
service
14.22
service
276.80
fuel permits
7.00
legal
19.88
road base
168.00
back-up alarms
826.32
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Basalt Texaco
services
3.00
Transport Clearings
services freight
4.65
Transport Clearings
freight
5.25
Gay JohnsonO%s Inc.
tires
247.94
C.M.&H. Tire Co.
recaps
71.10
Standard Oil Co.
fuel
1,618.55
Garfield Steel & Welding Supply
supplies
207.20
J. D. Adams Co.
supplies
97.54
McCoy Co.
supplies
450.92
Independent Lumber Co.
supplies
29.34
Sarco Municipal Products Inc.
supplies
109.60
The Fullwell Motor Products
supplies
12.30
High Country Lumber Co.
supplies
2.50
Downing Supply Co.
supplies
359.30
Holy Cross Auto Service
supplies
83.28
J. D. Adams Co,
supplies
2,272.36
Revier Equipment Co.
supplies
363.43
Osborne, Motors R R #2
supplies
28.53
Dick's Repair Shop
metal
6.00
Mick's 66 Service
supplies
303.14
Fruehauf Distributing Co.
supplies
116.62
Brake & Clutch Service Co.
parts
544.34
Jacobs Equipment Co.
parts
167.95
Cummins Power Inc,
parts
13.60
Pete Hannon Equipment Co.
parts
4.35
Holland Auto Parts Inc.
parts
92,05
Eagle Auto Parts
parts
273.59
Grand River Construction
cold mix
63.50
Northwestern Engineering Co.
crushed gravel
26,650.00
Dan 14. Handy and Associates
services
250.00
Total.................................................................. ...
.. ..................... $ 36,154.26
Reporters present were Kathleen H. Lell, Eagle Valley Enterprise, and Nat Harris, Vail Trail.
Jim Kough,representing Telemark Townhouses, appeared and requested an exemption from the Subdivision
Regulations in relation to a Particular project;
Thereupon, the Commissioners, being fully advised in the premises, approved a resolution granting
an exception to said regulations, motion by Daniel F. Koprinikar, second by A. E. Marks and declared unanimous
by the Chairman.
Erik Edeen, County Sanitarian, appeared and reported on a case of defective construction on the
sewer.:.line crossing Gore Creek and supported on bridge abutments of a bridge in Bighorn Subdivision and also
on violation of regulations occuring in the K.O.A. Kampground at Basalt.
The matter of discontinuing food stamps was again brought up by A. E. Marks, but Commissioners
Claude L. GerAndaand Daniel F. Koprinikar asked for continuation of the matter until after the November
Commissioners meeting, when they expected to get more information in the matter.
Glen and Kenneth Norman appeared and inquired about complication of Senate Bill 35 in relation to r.
their plans with their land.
The Chairman advised them to attend the next Eagle County Planning Commissionemeeting on Nov. 8,1972
when the subject would be a matter of discussion.
The Commissioners determined that Vern Eiswerth, Road Overseeror at Basalt, will receive a pro-
motion to Foreman over other County Overseers, and will receive $ 35.00 per month more than other overseers
to serve in such capacity.
a Petition for a Resolution of approval and setting for public hear
Tom Phoenix, representing Calkins, Grimshawy Harring and Cramer, appeared in the matter of/forming
the Eagle -Vail Metropolitan District, location of which would be mid -way between the Minturn and Avon inter-
changes of I-70 Highway.
Mr. Phoenix first requested that the necessity of filing the Service Plan atcletbt tbn.rdaysdpriorrt
Is Y46 aEe�ttipi� time, and upon motion by Daniel F. Koprinikar second by A. E. Marks, the Chairman declared
a unanimous vote in favor of dispensing with the necessitylof filing the Service Plan at least ten days prior
to a regular meeting of the Commissioners.
Thereupon the following proceedings, among others, were had and taken.
The County Clerk and Recorder informeddthe Board that a Service Plan, supplemental "documents and the.
required processing fee had been filed for the proposed Eagle -Vail Metropolitan District, and a public hear-
ing on said Service Plan should be called and held.
Thereupon Commissioner Arnold Marks introduced and moved the adoption of a Resolution setting the
hearing for the hour of 3:00 o'clock P. M., at the Eagle County Courthouse, being the regular meeting place
of the Board of County Commissioners, on Monday, the 4th day of December, 1972, and
That the Clerk to the Board will cause a Notice of Hearing to be published in the Eagle Valley
Enterprise, once each week for three successive weeks, the first of which to be at least twenty days prior
to the date of hearing, and
That the Clerk provide written Notice of Hearing to the petitioners and to the goveafning body of
any existing minicipality or special district which has levied an ad valorem tax within the9preceeding tax
year and has boundaries within a radius of three miles of the proposed district, and
!That all: res6lutions,-or.parts,thereof, in-conflict.mith the,,proliAions hereof, be and the same are
hereby repealed; and._ _
That this Resolution, immediately upon its passage, shall be recorded in the Book of Resolutions
of the County kept for that purpose and shall be authenticated by the signatures°of the Chairman of the
Board of County Commissioners and the County Clerk and Recorder.
The adoption of said Resolution requiring separate action on two sections thereof, it was then
moved by Commissioner Marks and seconded by Commissioner Daniel Koprinikar, that all rules of this Board
which might prevent, unless suspended, the final passage and adoption of this Resolution at this meeting,
be and the same are hereby suspended.
On said question the roll was called with all three commissioners voting AYE and there being none
voting NAY, the Chairman declared said motion carried and the rules suspended.
On the remaining section, Commissioner Koprinikar then moved that said Resolution;be.-passed and
adopted•=as'1read and Commissioner Arnold Narks seconded the motion.
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And said question being upon the passage and adoption of said Resolution, the roll was called with
all three Commissioners voting AVE and there being none voting NAY, the Chairman declared said motion carried
and the Resolution duly passed and adopted.
Said Resolution appears following these minutes.
The next matter of business being that of adoption of the Eagle County budget for the forthcoming
year. .
q(ye I Thereupon, Daniel F. Koprinikar moved for adoption of the 1973 Eagle County Budget,andto levy
against the.'valuation for -assessment of all taxable 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 County- purposes required by law, as shown by the resolution following these minutes.
The matter of approving the contract with the State Department of Healt on Eri1 Edeen, Eagle
County Sanitarian, came on at this time and upon motion by Daniel F. Koprinikar Rpcond by A. E. Marks,
the Chairman declared the vote unanimous for approval of the new salary contract for the sanitarian.
Clair Bertroch,n£ountyr,Assessor, appeared and asked for a declaration of erroenous assessment,
and the Commissioners being fully advised, a motion by A. E. Marks and second by Daniel F. Koprinikar
Ito declare the tax assessment on E. V. Clare, 528 H Street, Salida, Colo., an erroneeus assessment was
iheard and declared to be a unanimous vote by the Chairman.
applications
Addendtims.were,tehdered td thA CormnisSibnersawhich,wiil::be_with a renewal/ on liquor licenses
for, Mid—Vail Restaurants, Inc. and Lions Ridge Restaurants, Inc. with. bequest's :: for approval.'
Upon Motion by Daniel }.
(Koprinikar, second by A. E. Marks and declared unanimous by the Chairman, approval and signature were given.
Stewart Brown,'.Atty,, acting.in behalf of Gore Valley Enterprises, Inc. and Vail land and Cattle
Company, Inc, having tendered applications for liquor licenses for said companies by mail with a request
for hearing; The Commissioners set the time and date for 1-30 P. M. on December 4, 1972, for hearing on
said applications.
A Motion was made by Arnold Marks to join the Northwestern Colorado Region of Council Governments,
which motion was seconded by Daniel F. Koprinikar and declared a unanimous vote 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.
Attest:
Clex`k to Boar .
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Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day November ___term 19- November 27,-1972
SPECIAL MEETING
Present: Claude L. Gerard Chairman
Daniel F. Koprinikar Commissioner
(Arnold E. Marks Commissioner - absent)
Hugh;;Warder 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:
Holy Cross Electric Assn Inc.
Colorado State Association of County Clerks
Eliza Herrera
Pearl Henderson
Dianna Martines
Marie Montoya
Kathryn Owen
Town Hall, Red Cliff
Mary Lou Albert
Barbara J. Fresquez
Elizaida Sandoval
Angela Beck
Eufelia C. Jaramillo
Red Cliff Presbyterian Church
Pearl Mize
Elizabeth McIlnay
Virginia I. Ottens
Ella F. Gustafson
Ann Bobeck
Ruth Marietta
Wynona W. Stanley
Lola A. Jenkins
Barbara Hutchison
Marie M. Wister
Nedra E. Hoza
Alberta L. Liimata
Beverly A. Christianson
Dorothy J. Vesterby
Jennie V. Leidy
Minturn Vol. Fire Dept.
Felix Reynolds
Daniel E. Williams
Frank Ward
Charlie M. Terry
Linda Nottingham
Bonnie Ward
Millie Nottingham
Esther L. Klatt
Bernadette C. Dunmire
Erwin Park
Ardie Bell Cunningham
Anabell J. Kirby
Patricia S. McCollum
Lenore Morgan
Florene Fenno
Dianne L. Beasley
Karleen Mae Bonaly
Ethel Jean Dunlap
Ellen Flo O'Leary
Eagle Community Hall
Zella Ione Lindersmith
Elnora Van Horn
Oda E. Cowen
Mary Alice Baldrey
Betty L. Albertson
Rozella L. Bobson
I.O.O.F. Hall
Elsie Pallister
Pauline Mulnix
Georgia A. Lewis
Bernadine N. Clauson
Iola M. Knuth
Louise Shoemaker
Delma Skiff
Pearl Crowley
Mary Ellen Shoemaker
Pauline Bowles
Basalt 14githodist Church
Betty Redmond
Carrie Downey
Virginia Bair
Mardelle Pecjak
Charlotte Nelson
Louise Alene Daley
Nettie May Reynolds
Ruth Jacox
Harold E. Ault
Betty Jo Schmidt
Patricia Strubi
Berta A. Albertson
Mildred P. Wurtsmith
GENERAL FUND
service
240.95
registration
28.00
election
judge
25.00
election
judge
25.00
it
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25.00
to
to
25.00
to
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25,00
rent
20.00
election
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25.00
it
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exp.
35.10
n
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25.00
n
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25.00
"
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25.00
rent
20.00
election
judge
25.00
it
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exp.
37.50
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25.00
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27.50
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rent
40.00
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150.00
election
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25.00
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Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day _____term 19--
Wesley Schlegel
Marie E. Wieczorek
Betty J. Kirby
Clark C. Ewing
Leon E. Leroux
Henry Hinton
Patricia D. Poliac
Nancy Reincke
Vianne S. Brown
Celine Krueger
Mary Saddoris
1Ann M. Charles
(Linda L. Knox
,Sandra G. Bishop
(Alice V. Parsons
Connie L. Malmgren
Bonita R. Eaton
Lily Forster
Barbara G. Pearch
Shirley Powell
Helen Davenport
Maxwell R. Barz
Lily Forster, Clerical hire -election
Claude Gerard, Commissioner
Daniel F. Koprinikarl, Commissioner
Arnold E. Marks, Commissioner
Maxwell R. Barz, County Clerk
Maxwell R. Barz
Gu8sie Baker, Dep. Co. Clerk
Gussie Baker
(Eleanor Hindley, Dep. Co. Clerk
,Starr Doll, Dep. Co. Clerk
Lena Marie Yost, Depi Co. Clerk
Lena Marie Yost
Margaret Davenport, Clerical hire
Buena Eichler, Clerical hire
Eva L. III Clerical hire
(Donna Deane, Chief Accountant & Dep. Clerk
iHubert N. Peterson, County Treasurer
IiDessie D. Mathews, Dap. Treasurer
Bobby Peterson, Dep. Treasurer
Clair Bertroch, County Assessor
Clair Bertorch
(Ella F. Bingey, Dep. Assessor
Vincent Eichler, Dep. Assessor
Karleen Bonaly, Clerical hire
Hugh Warder, County Atoeney
Doris Carter, Custodian
Roland Gerard, Annex Custodian
John F. Healy, District Attorney
John F. Healy
Arlys H. Ward, Secy to D. A.
Dennis J. Seitz, Asst D. A.
,Dennis J. Seitz
Karol L. Perlin, Secy to D. A.
Hugh Warder, Dep. Dist. Atty.
,Kathleen M. Yantzer, Secy to D. N.
Jerry Conder, Landfill Supervisor
(Henry Hey, Landfill Supervisor
Robert E. Whidden, Lajidfill Supervisor
James H. Seabry, Couniy Sheriff
James H. Seabry,
Tom Davis, Undersheriff
Robert Weiler, Dep. Sleriff
Danny J. Williams, Dep. Sheriff
William M. Murphy, Dep. Sheriff
GeorgGeorge Miller, Dep. Sheriff
Carol A. Conder, Sepy�to S. 0.
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Randall, Sepy, Ext. Office
;Jack W. Johnson, Co. Surveyor
Maxwell R. Barz, Veterans Service Officer
Erik W. Edeen, County Sanitarian nitarian
Erik W. Edeen
Bernice G. Webb, Secy io Sanitarian
Margie Gates, P.H.N.
Hester Bertroch, Secy to P.H.N.
M. Jacobsgaard, F.H.N.
M. Jacobsgaard, F.H.N.
Diana L. Isgrig, Secy to F.H.N.
T. I. Steinberg, i•I.D. Public Health Officer
(Jack W. Johnson, Civil I Devense Director
Kathleen M. Yantzer, Secy C. D.
Shirley Powell, Secy. Fl. Comm.
'Dan M. Handy & Assoc.
(Arnold E. Marks
.Claude Gerard
(Daniel F. Koprinikar
Colo. Hosp. & Med Services
County Treasurer
Margip N.
(Margie Gates
(Hester Bertroch
,Hugh R. Warder
,1County Treasurer
Total .................. 1.....................
401
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election judge
25.00
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25.00
25.00
25.00
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3.90
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27.50
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165.00
election exp.
20.00
part time
367.50
salary
427.08
salary
275.00
salary
275.00
salary
604.17
exp.
114.40
salary
475.00
exp.
71.20
salary
475.00
salary
475.00
salary
475.00
exp.
70.05
salary
450.00
salary
410.00
part time
260.00
salary
462.50
salary
604.17
salary
475.00 1
salary
475.00
salary
604.17
exp.
95.05
salary
475.001
salary
475-001
salary
450.001
salary
250.001
salary
475.00 1
salary
45.001
salary
140.00
exp.
231.171
salary
145.541
salary
247.83 i
exp.
21.10
salary
131.20 1
salary
400.00
salary
180.00
salary
500.00
salary
395.00
salary
420.00
salary
687.50
exp.
54.90;
salary
525.00
salary
475.00 II
salary
636.38
salary
salary
475.00 1
500.00 11
salary
50.00
salary
460.001i
salary
150.00
salary
100.00
salary
800.00 1
exp.
70.00
salary
252.00
salary
575.00 1
salary
315.00
salary
525.00
salary
48.00 1
salary
420.00
salary
250.00
salary
50.00
salary
25.00
salary
36.00
Budget etc.
1079.43
mileage & exp.
176.00
mileage & exp.
204.69,'
mileage & exp.
118.64
group Ina.
1038.85(
O.A.S.I.
2058.28
mileage -,,n.;
35.40
exp.
64.00
overtime
215.00
legal services & exp.
374.71
O.A.S.I.
11.181
......................................................$.27,488.05
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Total.............................................................................................$ 13,957.21
Also appearing at this meeting was the new Commissioner elect, who will take
office on January 9, 1973, Mr. A. F. (.1) Orlosky.
Mrs. Holly Ford, Edwards, Colo., appeared and requested an appointment to the Edwards area
Planning Committee.
The Chairman suggested she contact Rod Slifer in the matter.
The Commissioners determined that Daniel F. Koprinikar will be the Chairman of the Board for the
year 1973•
Clair Bertroch, County Assessor, tendered a petition for Aspen -Basalt Co., Basalt, Colo., to
obtain an are£undrt for said company because of an erroneous double assessment.
ROAD AND BRIDGE
Whereupon, The Board having given consideration to the application and being fully advised in
9
Claude L. Gerard, Commissioner exp. 117.41
assessed valuation of $6,495.00 on real estate for the year 1971, tax $557.59.
Daniel F. Koprinikar exp. 52.26
An application for exemption from Eagle County Subdivision Regulations was tendered to the Board
Arnold E. Marks exp. 38.50
f
Matterhorn Subdivision,
Bernard B. Ginther exp. 71.17
The exemption being for remodeling the interior of said building and the Commissioners being fully
(�
Bernard B. Ginther, Road Supervisor salary 625.00
An application for exemption from Eagle County Subdivision Regulations was tendered to the Board
Garland Bertroch, Bridge Foreman salary 500.00
on behalf of Jerry R. Dunn, the owner of 9.3 acres in Bighorn Subdivision, having no improvements.
Joe Carter, Operator salary 500.00
fully advised in the matter, *_... o..a granted the exemption.
Francis D. Daugherty, Operator salary 500.00
Nancy Cooper, on behalf of Mid -Vail Restaurants, Inc. and Lions Ridge Restaurants, Inc., appeared
and tendered renewal on liquor licenses for Mid -Vail Restaurant and Eagle's Nest
John W. Hill, Operator salary 500.00
new ones showing a chance of company officers.
Jess A. Pettit, Shovel Operator salary 500.00
Upon motion by Daniel F. Koprinikar and second by Claude L. Gerard, the Chairman declaring said
Joe Phillips, Shop Foreman salary 500.00
Louie Rimbert, Tractor Operator salary 500.00
Phillip Shelden, Operator salary 500.00
Jim Southerland, Mechanic salary 500.00
James E. Watson, Operator salary 500.00
Cleaburn J. Gordon, Truck driver salary 475.00
Glen Kittle, Truck Driver salary 475.00
Terry Nunn, Truck Driver salary 475.00
Marvin Borah, Road Overseer salary 550.00
Samuel Carter, Road Overseer salary 550.00
Ernest L. Cock, Road Overseer salary 550.00
Wren Eaton, Road Overseer salary 550.00
Vernon Eiswerth, Road Overseer salary 550.00
A. H. Hoyt, Aoad Overseer salary 500.00
Walter F. Owen, Road Overseer salary 550.00
Walter J. Owen, Road Overseer salary 550.00
Joseph A. Skiles, Road Overseer salary 550.00
Randy Hoyt, Laborer salary 309.00
Joe Phillips, Janitor salary 37.50
Colorado Blue Cross & Blue Shield Grp Ins. 716.65
County Treasurer O.A.S.I. 614.72
Total.............................................................................................$ 13,957.21
Also appearing at this meeting was the new Commissioner elect, who will take
office on January 9, 1973, Mr. A. F. (.1) Orlosky.
Mrs. Holly Ford, Edwards, Colo., appeared and requested an appointment to the Edwards area
Planning Committee.
The Chairman suggested she contact Rod Slifer in the matter.
The Commissioners determined that Daniel F. Koprinikar will be the Chairman of the Board for the
year 1973•
Clair Bertroch, County Assessor, tendered a petition for Aspen -Basalt Co., Basalt, Colo., to
obtain an are£undrt for said company because of an erroneous double assessment.
Whereupon, The Board having given consideration to the application and being fully advised in
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the matter, resolved that the recommendation of the Assessor be concurred in and al.refund allowed on an
assessed valuation of $6,495.00 on real estate for the year 1971, tax $557.59.
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An application for exemption from Eagle County Subdivision Regulations was tendered to the Board
on behalf of William H. Cartwright, Henry H. Harris and Donald J. eoney, owners of Matterhorn Inn in
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The exemption being for remodeling the interior of said building and the Commissioners being fully
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An application for exemption from Eagle County Subdivision Regulations was tendered to the Board
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on behalf of Jerry R. Dunn, the owner of 9.3 acres in Bighorn Subdivision, having no improvements.
The exemption being his decision to sell said acreage in two parcels and the Commissioners being
fully advised in the matter, *_... o..a granted the exemption.
Nancy Cooper, on behalf of Mid -Vail Restaurants, Inc. and Lions Ridge Restaurants, Inc., appeared
and tendered renewal on liquor licenses for Mid -Vail Restaurant and Eagle's Nest
applications
Restaurant, together with new addendumsfor each,taking the place of those signed on November 6, 1972, the
new ones showing a chance of company officers.
Upon motion by Daniel F. Koprinikar and second by Claude L. Gerard, the Chairman declaring said
motion passed by unanimous vete, the renewals and addemdums were approved and signed.
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.
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Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day November _-term 19-. - per mbez4
Present: Claude L.
Arnold E.
Daniel F.
Hugh Ward
Maxwell R
Minutes
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payment thereof.
REGULAR MEETING
Gerard Chairman
Marks Commissioner
Koprinikar Commissioner
�r County Attorney
Barz Clerk to Board
the last Regular and Special meetings were read and approved as read.
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bills were allowed and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for same in full
ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND
N..Lou Cressett
two wheel trailer S/N ID117396
150.00
Phoenix Mutual Life
Ins. Co.
Group ins.
127.95
Yampa Valley Electric
Assn., Inc,
services
47.60
Public Service Co.
of Colo.
service
1.50
Basalt Sanitation District
service
6.80
Rocky Mountain Natural
Gas Co., Inc.
service
63.81
Eagle Valley Telephone
Co,
service
71.88
Holy Cross Electric
Assn. Inc,
service
91.48
Continental Oil
oil
28.74
Standand Oil Co.
fuel
1619.47
Grants Pumice
cinders
3591;65;
C.M. & H. Tire Co.
tires
51.46
Holy Cross Auto Service
garage rent & sticker
16.50
High Country LumberI
and Supply Co.
supplies
2.50
Fullwell Motor Products
Co,
supplies
28.93
Minarft Service
propane
4.80
Bruce Blake
material
7.61
Independent Lumber
Co.
supplies
24.66
Dall Hamill�s Rifle
Radiator
repairs
22.00
Emrick and Hill Inc.
parts
13.06
H. W. Moore Equipment
Co,
parts
253.70
Empire Spring andChassis
Co.
parts
7.30
Western Diesel, Inc.
parts
26.07
Holland Auto Parts
Inc.
parts
82.39
Downing Supply Co.
supplies
380.21
Eagle Auto Parts
parts & tires
571.62
Lee's Automatic Transmission
-Engine
Co.. parts & repairs
531.70
Cummins Power Inc.
parts
199.35
Revier Equipment Co.
parts & repairs
140.10
Allen Agency
Insurance
103.00
H -M 8oncretd Equipment
Co.
balance on Auto -car Jake -brake
3750.00
Town of Vail
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transfer of fees
1267.94
Eldorado Engineering
Co.
services
192.00
Eagle County Clerk
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money advanced
5.92
Berthod Motors Inc,
parts
3.06
Micks 66
sticker
1.50
Dicks Repair Shop
parts & repairs
9;57
Cummins Power Inc.
parts
71.00
Hometown Supply Co.
supplies
97.35
Rocky Mountain Natural
Gas Co., Inc.
service
32.90
Transmission Gear &
Joint Co,
parts
14.00
Brake & Clutch Service
Co.
parts
415.09
Faris Machinery Col
Oshkosh truck - spreader
40559.00
McCoy Co.
parts & repairs
1049.02
Total............................................................................................$
55,736.19
GENERAL FUND
Colorado Information
subscription & service
246.50
Eagle County Clerk
money advanced
6.40
Road & Bridge Department
trans to R & B fr. Gen. #45760
303.14
Leslie T. BertroaA
labor
5.00
Gordon Kashnerl
labor
112.00
Erik W. Edeen, R.P.S.
mileage
204.50
Environmental Health
postage
9.01
Larry Klauzer
typewriter for C. D.
195.00
Richard A. Miller
coroner's fee
40.18
Moynahans- O'Malia
Mortuary
trans budy
145.00
Aspen Valley Nurse
Assn
service
32.00
Colo Sheriffs & P.
0. Assn
dues
10.00
Joe Alpert's I
jacket
32.50
Kier Laboratories Inc.
B.A.
10.00
Olesen Auto Parts
parts
35.31
Skelly Oil Co, I
service
12.72
Vickers Petroleum Corp
service
4.25
New Jersey Zinc.Coi
Garage Rent
9.00
Doris Carter
jail laundry
9.55
Doris Carter
prisoners meals
150.00
Charley Vails Auto
Service Center
service
12.50
Dick Wheeler Inc.
car lease
505.20
Garfield Co. Abstract
serox copies
40.05
The Vail Tr"'
publication
216.43
Ggzette Shopper
subdivision regulations
516.25
Hometown Supply Co.
supplies
42.95
Eagle Valley Enterprise
Inc.
Printing & supplies
395.65
Eagle Valley Enterprise,
Inc.
publication
2.28
Eagle Valley Enterprise,
Inc.
publications
1251.77
Eagle Valley Enterprise, Inc, publications 109.02
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Eagle Valley knterprise, Inc.
189.66
C. F. Hoeckel Blank Book & Litho Co.
supplies
132.55
Eagle Pharmacy
supplies
22.19
Independent Lumber Co.
supplies
40.17
Independent Lumber Co.
supplies
3.40
Elliott Plumbing & Heating
repairs
171.78
State Div. of Communications
Maintenance fees
742.50
Mick's 66 Service
supplies
10.57
Multigraphics Division
mileage & labor
121.20
Addressograph Multigraph
supplies
33.50
Bell Systems Inc.
supplies
59.40
Eldorado Engineering Co.
P1 Comm.
325.00
Michael S. Blair
P1 Comm.
243.75
Glenn 98derson
rent
75.00
American Legion Aux. Unit #194
rent
75.00
Eagle Volunteer Fire Dept.
rent
75.00
M.inturn Vol. Fire Dept.
garage rent & hose
525.00
Vail Valley Med Center
rent
150.00
Wilson Radio T.V. & Appl.
mattriali&elabok- ..
191.00
Eagle Valley Tele Co.
service
593.11
Mountain Bell
service
41.60
Holy Cross Electric Assn
service
179.52
Williams Energy Co,
propane
19.14
Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co. Inc.
gqs
116.85
Eagle Valley Tele Co.
service
60,88
Total..............................................................................................$
8,861.93
Also Appearing, Commissioner elect,
"Al" Orlosky.
Frank Doll appeared and advised the
Commissioners that Errors and Omissions
insurance can be obtain-
ed by the Insurance company. carrying the general liability policy.
Don Price, U.S.F.S, appeared and gave the Commissioners an explanation of a Forest Service program
study on environmental control and public envolvement affecting timbersales and other uses of the forest.
Mr. Price also stated that if Eagle County would fhmishCOEa&l County° signs for roads entering
the county, he would have his crew put them up. The Commissioners agreed.
Rob and Tim Garton appeared on behalf of Jess Seekey, owner of property where a house projects on-
to the County road R.O.W., and requested a vacation of enough right-of-way to contain the projecting portion
of said house.
A. E. Marks, Commissioner, suggested that a public hearing be advertized and held, and the other
Commissioners agreeing as well as the County Attorney that said hearing should be held, the Clerk was in-
structed to tender such a notice to the Eagle Valley Enterprise.
(1:30 P.M.)
This being the date and time/set for hearing on the liquor application of Vail Land and Cattle Co.,
The Petitioner appearing in the person of it's President, Richard Evancho, and by it's Attoiney,,Stewart H.
Brown, and no protestant appearing in person or by mail to protest the application;
Thereupon, Mr. Warder, County Attorney, inquired of the Clerk as to the Proof of Publication and
the•fingerprintsreports and found the Publication to be in order, but the fingerprint:,reports not yet re-
turned, and only two of the three references having replied.
It not being possible for a Commissioner to comply with the requirement for inspection of premises,
as no construction has taken place, the Chairman asked the petitioner's attorney to proceed.
Mr. Brown then asked that Richard Evancho be sworn to testify.
Being so sworn, Mr. Evancho testified to matters of population and need, etc.
Mr. Warder inquired as to matters contained within the lease agreement,.
Whereupon, Commissioner Marks moved to approve the application of the Petitioner, contingent upon a
favorable fingerprint report;+ letter from third reference, Slevin, and authentication of signature on owner-
ship documents.
Said motion was seconded by Commissioner Koprinikar and upon vote duly taken, declared unanimous
by the Chairman.
for Gore Valley Liquor Store
The hearing on the liquor license applicationc.of Gore Valley Enterprises/having also been set for
this date with time set as following the foregoing hearing, the Petitioner appearing by it's,Attorney, Stewart
H. Brown, and no protestant appearing in anywise.
Thereupon, Mr. Warder, County Attorney, inquired of the Clerk as to the Proof of Publication,
fingerprint reports and answers from references given, and found the Publication to be in order, but the fing
printsreports not yet returned and only two of the three references having replied.
It not being possible for a Commissioner to comply with the requirement for inspection of premises,
as no construction has taken place, the Chairman asked the petitioner's attorney to proceed.
Mr. Brown then asked that the following witnesses be sworn to testify, to -wit:
Roger Bruce Addis
Virginia Dale Crowley
Francis Howard Gardner
Being so sworn, the witnesses testified to matters of population, need etc.
Mr. Warder then inquired ag to matters contained within the application and lease agreement, which
were answered by the Petitioner's Attorney, who also requested that testimony given in the Vail Land and Catt
Company hearing also be used in this matter.
Whereupon, Commissioner Marks moved that the testimony of the previous hearing be made applicable
to the present hearing also, which motion was seconded 6y Commissioner Koprinikar and declared unanimous by
the. Chairman.
Mr. Warder then requested an amendment to the application by the addition of certain information,
and•Petitioner's attorney agreed thereto.
Mr. Brown made a statement that the applications in both hearings should remain open in status to
be activated by petition at the time of completion of premices and in suchc:case the deposit to Eagle County
will also be held until after the cost of inspection is deducted.
Whereupon, Commissioner Marks moved to approve the application of Gore Valley Enterprises for
Gore Valley Liquor Store, contingent upon favorable fingerprint reports, letter from third reference, Barnes,
and changes required by the County Attorney.on amending ownership documents by�authedticationof signature.,
Said motion was seconded by Commissioner Koprinikar and upon vote duly taken, declared unanimous
by the Chairman.
The hearing on the formation of Eagle -Vail Metropolitan District having been set for this date and
time 3:00 P.M., the Petitioners, Stone Creek Company and Grouse Mountain At Vail., appearing by their Attorneys
Calkins, Kramer, Grimshaw and Harring, represented by Robert L. Kirby; and no Protestant appearing in anywise.
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R E S O L U T I O N
WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 89, Article
18, Col ado Revised Statutes, 1963 (1965 Supplement), the Board
of Coun Commissioners of Eagle County, Colorado, on December @,
1972, he d a public Hearing on the Service Plan and related documents
for the �roposed Eagle -Vail Metropolitan District; and
WHEREAS, Notice of this Hearing was duly published in The
Eagle Va ley Enterprise, a newspaper of general circulation within
Eagle Co nty, said publication occurring on November 9, 16 and 23,
1972, asrequired by law,and Notice of this Hearing was forwarded
to the P titioners and to the governing body of each municipality
and spec al district which has levied an ad valorem tax within the
next pre eding tax year and which has boundaries within a radius
of three miles of the proposed District; and
WHEREAS, the Board has considered the Service Plan and
all othei testimony and evidence presented at :.he Hearing; and
WHEREAS, it appears that the Service Plan should be ap-
proved without condition or modification;
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS-
SIONERS C F EAGLE COUNTY, COLORADO:
1, That the Board of County Commissioners of Eagle County,
Colorado, does hereby determine that all of the requirements of
Chapter 8 'Article 18, Colorado Revised Statutes, 1963 (1965 Supple-
ment) rel ting to the filing of a Service Plan for the proposed
Eagle-Vai, Metropolitan District have been fulfilled and that Notice
of this H acing was duly given in the time and manner required by
law.
fication.
2. That the Service Plan of the proposed Eagle -Vail
an District is hereby approved without condition or modi-
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WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 89, Article
18, Col ado Revised Statutes, 1963 (1965 Supplement), the Board
of Coun Commissioners of Eagle County, Colorado, on December @,
1972, he d a public Hearing on the Service Plan and related documents
for the �roposed Eagle -Vail Metropolitan District; and
WHEREAS, Notice of this Hearing was duly published in The
Eagle Va ley Enterprise, a newspaper of general circulation within
Eagle Co nty, said publication occurring on November 9, 16 and 23,
1972, asrequired by law,and Notice of this Hearing was forwarded
to the P titioners and to the governing body of each municipality
and spec al district which has levied an ad valorem tax within the
next pre eding tax year and which has boundaries within a radius
of three miles of the proposed District; and
WHEREAS, the Board has considered the Service Plan and
all othei testimony and evidence presented at :.he Hearing; and
WHEREAS, it appears that the Service Plan should be ap-
proved without condition or modification;
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS-
SIONERS C F EAGLE COUNTY, COLORADO:
1, That the Board of County Commissioners of Eagle County,
Colorado, does hereby determine that all of the requirements of
Chapter 8 'Article 18, Colorado Revised Statutes, 1963 (1965 Supple-
ment) rel ting to the filing of a Service Plan for the proposed
Eagle-Vai, Metropolitan District have been fulfilled and that Notice
of this H acing was duly given in the time and manner required by
law.
fication.
2. That the Service Plan of the proposed Eagle -Vail
an District is hereby approved without condition or modi-
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with the pr visions hereof, be and the same are hereby repealed.
d That this Resolution, immediately upon its passage,
shall be re orded in the Book of Resolutions of the County kept for
that purpos and shall be authenticated by the signatures of the
Chairman of a Board of County Commissioners and the County Clerk
and Recorder and that a certified copy of this Resolution shall
be submitted to the Petitioners for the purpose.of filing in the
District Co t of Eagle County, Colorado.
PTED AND APPROVED This 4th day of December, 1972.
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foregoing is a true, correct and complete copy of a Resolution
adopted by the Board of County Commissioners of Eagle County, Colorado,
at a duly call d meeting held on December 9, 1972.
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WHEREAS funds from the County General Fund in the amount of
$2536.51 have heretofore been expended
for the purchase of a
County Office Building, and whereas
sufficient funds aro on Cioposit
to the credit of the County Public Works Fund to pay said a`sZ Zdi-
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NOW THEREFORE,, be it resolved the the
sum of $2536.51 be and
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Jack Roach, Court Reporter, Glenwood Springs, Colo., appeared to take down the proceedings on be-
half of the Petitioners.
A hearing on the Service Plan and related documents for the proposed Eagle -Vail .'Metropolitan Diss
trict was held by the Board of County Commissioners, pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 89, Article 18,
Colorado Revised Statutes, 1963 (1965 Supplement) and in accordance with a Resolution adopted and approved
by the Roard on the 6th day of November, 1972.
Thereupon .Commissioner A. E. Marks introduced and moved the adoption of the Resolutiom.whibhtapa:
pears following these mintues.
Commissioner Daniel F. Koprinikar seconded the motion for the passage and adoption of said Resolu-
tion.
Those voting AYE: Claude L. Gerard
Daniel F. Koprinikar
Arnold E. Marks
The presiding Officer thereupon declared that, all to the Commissioners elected having voted in
fovor thereof, the motion was carried and the Resolution duly passed and adopted.
In the above matter the following witnesses were duly sworn and testified, to -wit:
Frederick D. Green, Developer
Leroy E. Tobler, Engineer
Jack Lapin, on finance for $oettcher & Co.
In the matter of a School question propounded by Commissioner Marks and by County Mttorney Warder,
Mr. Green stated a definite support for school utility needs.
Others appearing were, to -wit:
J. Thomas Phoenix, with Petitioner's attorneys
L. A. Hammock, Superintendent RE 50J School District
Fred Collett , School District Board Member
E. B. Rogers , Ass't. Superintendent RE 50J School District
C. L. Whitemen, representing Upper Eagle River Sanitation District
Don Price, Eagle County Planning Commission
Wiargaret Carlow, tape recorder Operator
Kathleen M. Lell, Editor, Eagle Valley Enterprise
A Resolution, signed this date, transferring County funds, appears following these minutes.
There being no further business to come before the Board, and upon motion duly made and seconded,
the meeting was adjourned until the next regular meeting unless sooner called by the Chairman.
Attest:
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Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day Re_q-einber term 19 -December 27, _1972
SPECIAL MEETING
Present: Claude L. Gerard Chairman
Daniel F. Koprinikar Commissioner
Hugh Warder County Attorney
Maxwell R. Barz County Clerk
Absent: Arnold E. Marks Commissioner)
Also appearing was the new Commissioner elect, A. F. (Al) Orlosky.
The following bills were allowed and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for same in full
payment thereof.
B M Company Purchase of
Model 78AA0234OG Filmsort 2000 Camera
682.15
Claude L. Gerard, Commissioner
salary
427.08
Arnold E. Harks, Commissioner
salary
275.00
Arnold E. Marks
mileage
11.00
Daniel F. Koprinikar, Commissioner
salary
275.00
Maxwell R. Barz, County Clerk
salary
604.17
Gussie Baker, Dep. Co. Clerk
salary
475.00
Eleanor Bindley, Dep. Co. Clerk
salary
475.00
Starr Doll, Dep. Co. Clerk
salary
475.00
Lena Marie Yost, Dep. Co. Clerk
salary
475.00
Margaret Davenport, Clerical Hire
salary
450.00
Eva L. Luby, Clerical Hire
salary
180.00
Buena Eichler, Clerical Hire
salary
380.00
Donna Deane, Chief Accounting Officer
salary
462.50
Hubert N. Peterson, County Treasurer
salary
604.17
Dessie D. Mathews, Dep. Co. Treasurer
salary
475.00
Bobby Peterson, Dep. Co. Treasurer
salary
475.00
Lola May Watson, Part time
salary
37.50
Lily Forster, Part time
salary
170.00
Clair Bertroch, County Assessor
salary
604.17
Clair Bertooch
exp.
14.70
Vincent Eichler, Dep. Co. Assessor
salary
475.00
Vincent Eichler
mileage
4.10
Ella Bindley, Dep. Co. Assessor
salary
475.00
Karleen Bonaly, Cleri.:al Hire
salary
450.00
Hugh R. Warder, County Attorney
salary
250.00
Kathleen M. Yantzer, Secy. Dist..'Atty,. D. ;+.
salary
180.00
Norma J. Anderson, Secy. Co. Atty.
salary
200.00
Norma J. Anderson, Secy. Dist. Atty.
salary
120.00
Doris Carter, Custodian
salary
475.00
Roland L. Gerard, Custodian County Court
salary
45.00
Jopn F. Healy, District Attorney
salary
140.00
John F. Healy
exp.
112.31
Arlys H. Ward, Secy. Dist. Atty.
salary
145.54
Dennis J. Seitz, Asst. Dist. Atty.
salary
55.23
Korol L. Parlin
salary
131.20
Hugh R. Warder, Deputy Dist. Atty.
salary
400.00
Hugh R. Warder
legal services
513.00
Jerry Conder, Supervisor, Sanit. Land Fill
salary
500.00
Henry Rey, Supervisor, Sanit. Land Fill
salary
285.00
Robert E. Whidden, Asst. Supervisor S.L.F.
salary
360.00
James H. Seabry, County Sheriff
salary
687.50
Tom Davis, Dep. Co. Sheriff
salary
525.00
Tom Davis
exp.
29.70
George Miller, Dep. Co. Sheriff
salary
500.00
Robert Weiler, Dep. Co. Sheriff
salary
475,00
William M. Murphy, Dep. Co. Sheriff
salary
475.00
Danny J. Williams, Dep. Co. Sheriff
salary
500.00
Carol A. Coader, Secy. Sheriffs Office
salary
50.00
Eileen Randall, Secy. Extension Office
salary
460.00
Jack W. Johnson, County Surveyor
salary
150.00
Maxwell R. Barz, Cognty Veterans Service 0.
salary
100.00
Erik Edeen, County Sanitarian
salary
800.00
Erik Edeen
perddiem
28.00
Bernice G. Webb, Secy, Co. Sanitarian
salary
252.00
Irma Griffin, Secy. Hire, County Nurse Office
part time
30.00
Margie L. Gates, P.H.N.
salary
575.00
Hester Bertroch, Secy. P.H.N.
salary
315.00
Margaret Jacobsgaard, P.H.N.
salary
525.00
Diana L. Isgrig, Secy. P.H.N.
salary
420.00
Thomas I. Steinberg M.D,
salary
250.00
Jack W. Johnson, Civil Defense Director
salary
50.00
Kathleen Yantzer, Secy. C.D.D.
salary
25.00
Shirley Powell, Secy. P1. Comm.
salary
42.00
Hubert N. Peterson, P1. Comm.
exp.
24.00
Daniel F. Koprinikar
mileage
14.60
Claude L. Gerard
exp.
47.10
Marian Trick, Serv. N.W. Council of Govts.
fee
50.00
Dr. T. I. Steinberg
autopsy
200.00
Colo Hosp & Colo. Med. Services
group ins.
1051.35
County Treasurer
O.A.S.I.
970.71
Total:............................................................................................$22,324.27
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Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day _—term 19___ 19—_
ROAD & BRIDGE FUND
Total............................................................................................$ 13,879.09
Virginia Hinderlitter, Basalt Area, appeared in person and by her attorney, Bob Richardson,
�Irequesting an exemption from the Subdivision Regulations of Eagle County, and specifically S. B. 35.portion.
Mr. Richardson described the reasons for the Petitioner's request, but it appearing also that the
Eagle County Planning Commission had yet to give their approval, the Commissioners advised the petitioner and
her attorney that notices would be sent out for the Planning Commission meeting on February 14, 1973, in the
matter.
�g -Robert Garton, representing Jess Seekey, an owner within the Re -subdivision of Buffer Creek and also
(representing said subdivision, appeared on the vacation of a portion of Buffer Creek Road, which subject ap-
�,u (pears in the minutes forrthe last Commissioner's meeting, and notice by publication having bincembeen made;
�4 ; Commissioner Koprinikar moved for vacation of the fraction of Buffer Creek Road, which motion was
]seconded by Commissioner Gerard and shown to be unanimous by the members of the Board present.
Ii Said resolution appears following these minutes.
Tom ,-t Taylor,arepresenting Lions midge Ventures, appeared and showed that approval had been given
by the Eagle County Planning Commission for an exemption pursuant to Section 6.01 of the Eagle County Sub-
division Regulations, and requested the Commissioners approval for the exemption.
Commissioner Koprinikar so moved and Commissioner Gerard seconded the motion, which was shown to be
unanimous by the members of the Board present, subject to conditions shown in the Application and Resolution
shown following these minutes.
George E. Burens appeared i# person and by has attorney, Nick Goluba, and submitted a Declaration of
Covenants and map on Bellyache Ridge Subdivision for approval and signature of the Commissioners.
Thereupon, it appearing that the declaration nd emap had been approved by the Eagle County Planning
W Commission, Commissioner Koprinikar moved that'Be�ly Ac e §ubdivision be accepted and the map of same be ap-
proved, subject to the Subdivision Improvements Agreement conditions herein (as shown following these minutes)
Said motion was seconded by Commissioner Gerard and shown to be unanimous by the members of the Boar(
Jpresent.
In the above matter, a Quit Claim Deed was delivered to the County Commissioners for the right-of-
way serving said subdivision, and a Deed of Trust was signed and delivered also in keeping with the aforesaid
agreement.
Chet W. Anderson, representing Robert Neilson, appeared and advised the Commissioners of tenative
plans in relation to the Neilson property recently purchased from Lee Gotschall at Dotsero.
Larry Mincer, Attorney, appeared in lieu of his father, Neil Mincer, attorney for Warren Ferrin and i
tendered a Petition for exemption by Resolution from the definition of the terms "Subdivision" and "Subdivided
lazed" as defined in C.R.S. 1963, 106-2-33 (3) (a), as amended certain lands and for reasons shown in the
Petition and Resolution (shown following these minutes).
Thereupon, it appearing that the Petitiorihas been approved by the Eagle County Flanning Commission,
Commissioner Koprinikar moved that Warren Ferrin be granted the exemption subject to the thirty foot setback
along live streams as recommended by the Eagle County Planning Commission and agreed to by purchasers,"Raymond'
of the ground purchased from the Petitioner, Warren Ferrin.
Said motion was seconded by Commissioner Gerard and shown to be unanimous by the members of the
Board present.
Larry Mincer, attorney for James W. Sharp, then tendered a Petition for exemption by Resolution
(pursuant to Section 6.01 of the Eagle County Subdivision Regulations, and requested the Commissioners approval
for the exemption, he having already obtained approval of the Eagle County Planning Commission.
Commissioner Koprinikar moved that James W. Sharp be granted the exemption, which motion was second- i
ed by Commissioner Gerard and shown to be unanimous by the members of the Board present. Said Petition -
Resolution appears following these minutes.
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Hubert N. Peterson, representing himself, tendered an application for exemption from the Eagle
(County Subdivision Regulations, it being his desire to sell 37 acres of the 40 acres owned and retain the
three acres surrounding his home.
Thereupon, it appearing that the petition has been approved by the Eagle County Planning Commission,
Commissioner Koprinikar moved that Hubert Peterson be granted the exemption.
Said motion was seconded by Commissioner Gerard and shown to be unanimous by the members of the
(Board present. Said Application - Resolution is shown following these minutes.
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laude GeraPd
exp.
56.80
aniel F. Koprinikar
L
exp.
47.64
rnold E. Marks
exp.
'38:00
Garland Bertroch, Bridge Foreman
salary
500.00
Bernard Ginther, Road Supervisor
salary &
exp.
625.00
Joe Carter, Operator
salary
500.00
Francis D. Daugherty
salary
500.00
John W. Hill, Operator
salary
500.00
(Jess A. Pettit, Shovel Operator
salary
500.00
Phillips, Ahop Foreman
salary
500.00
(Joe
Louie Rembert, Tractor Operator
salary
500,00
;Phillip Shelden, Operator
salary
500.00
Southerland, Mechanic
salary
500.00
,Jim
James E. Watson, Operator
salary
500.00
Cleaburn J. Gordon, Truck Driver
salary
475.00
Glen Kittle, Truck Driver
salary
475.00
Terry Nunn, Truck Diiver
salary
475.00
Marvin Borah, Road Overseer8
salary
exp.
550.00
Samuel F. Carter, Road Overseer
salary &
exp.
550.00
Ernest L. Cock, Road Overseer
salary &
exp.
550.00
14ren Eaton, Road Overseer
salary &
exp.
550.00
Vernon Eiswerth, Road Overseer
salary &
exp.
550.00
A. H. Hoyt, Road Overseer
salary &
exp.
550.00
Walter F. Owen, Road Overseer
salary &
exp.
550.00
Walter J. Owen, Road Overseer
salary &
exp.
550.00
Joseph A. Skiles, woad Overseer
salary &
exp.
550.00
Joe Phillips, Janitor
salary
37.50
(Randy Hoyt, Labor
salary
369.20
Colo. Blue Cross & Blue Shield
group ins.
712.10
;County Treasurer
O.A.S.I.
617.85
Total............................................................................................$ 13,879.09
Virginia Hinderlitter, Basalt Area, appeared in person and by her attorney, Bob Richardson,
�Irequesting an exemption from the Subdivision Regulations of Eagle County, and specifically S. B. 35.portion.
Mr. Richardson described the reasons for the Petitioner's request, but it appearing also that the
Eagle County Planning Commission had yet to give their approval, the Commissioners advised the petitioner and
her attorney that notices would be sent out for the Planning Commission meeting on February 14, 1973, in the
matter.
�g -Robert Garton, representing Jess Seekey, an owner within the Re -subdivision of Buffer Creek and also
(representing said subdivision, appeared on the vacation of a portion of Buffer Creek Road, which subject ap-
�,u (pears in the minutes forrthe last Commissioner's meeting, and notice by publication having bincembeen made;
�4 ; Commissioner Koprinikar moved for vacation of the fraction of Buffer Creek Road, which motion was
]seconded by Commissioner Gerard and shown to be unanimous by the members of the Board present.
Ii Said resolution appears following these minutes.
Tom ,-t Taylor,arepresenting Lions midge Ventures, appeared and showed that approval had been given
by the Eagle County Planning Commission for an exemption pursuant to Section 6.01 of the Eagle County Sub-
division Regulations, and requested the Commissioners approval for the exemption.
Commissioner Koprinikar so moved and Commissioner Gerard seconded the motion, which was shown to be
unanimous by the members of the Board present, subject to conditions shown in the Application and Resolution
shown following these minutes.
George E. Burens appeared i# person and by has attorney, Nick Goluba, and submitted a Declaration of
Covenants and map on Bellyache Ridge Subdivision for approval and signature of the Commissioners.
Thereupon, it appearing that the declaration nd emap had been approved by the Eagle County Planning
W Commission, Commissioner Koprinikar moved that'Be�ly Ac e §ubdivision be accepted and the map of same be ap-
proved, subject to the Subdivision Improvements Agreement conditions herein (as shown following these minutes)
Said motion was seconded by Commissioner Gerard and shown to be unanimous by the members of the Boar(
Jpresent.
In the above matter, a Quit Claim Deed was delivered to the County Commissioners for the right-of-
way serving said subdivision, and a Deed of Trust was signed and delivered also in keeping with the aforesaid
agreement.
Chet W. Anderson, representing Robert Neilson, appeared and advised the Commissioners of tenative
plans in relation to the Neilson property recently purchased from Lee Gotschall at Dotsero.
Larry Mincer, Attorney, appeared in lieu of his father, Neil Mincer, attorney for Warren Ferrin and i
tendered a Petition for exemption by Resolution from the definition of the terms "Subdivision" and "Subdivided
lazed" as defined in C.R.S. 1963, 106-2-33 (3) (a), as amended certain lands and for reasons shown in the
Petition and Resolution (shown following these minutes).
Thereupon, it appearing that the Petitiorihas been approved by the Eagle County Flanning Commission,
Commissioner Koprinikar moved that Warren Ferrin be granted the exemption subject to the thirty foot setback
along live streams as recommended by the Eagle County Planning Commission and agreed to by purchasers,"Raymond'
of the ground purchased from the Petitioner, Warren Ferrin.
Said motion was seconded by Commissioner Gerard and shown to be unanimous by the members of the
Board present.
Larry Mincer, attorney for James W. Sharp, then tendered a Petition for exemption by Resolution
(pursuant to Section 6.01 of the Eagle County Subdivision Regulations, and requested the Commissioners approval
for the exemption, he having already obtained approval of the Eagle County Planning Commission.
Commissioner Koprinikar moved that James W. Sharp be granted the exemption, which motion was second- i
ed by Commissioner Gerard and shown to be unanimous by the members of the Board present. Said Petition -
Resolution appears following these minutes.
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Hubert N. Peterson, representing himself, tendered an application for exemption from the Eagle
(County Subdivision Regulations, it being his desire to sell 37 acres of the 40 acres owned and retain the
three acres surrounding his home.
Thereupon, it appearing that the petition has been approved by the Eagle County Planning Commission,
Commissioner Koprinikar moved that Hubert Peterson be granted the exemption.
Said motion was seconded by Commissioner Gerard and shown to be unanimous by the members of the
(Board present. Said Application - Resolution is shown following these minutes.
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Hugh Warder, County.Attorney, tendered a Resolution to the Commissioners for approval and signature,
authorizing a Quit Claim Deed to be made from the County Of Eagle to Demecio Fresquez and Barbara Fresquez
for -the West Half (WD of Lot 27 and all of Lot 28, Block M, in the Town of Red Cliff; it appearing.that the
County of Eagle is holding a Treasurer's deed on said property, while the present owners above stated, and
their predecessors in title have been in possession of the property for many years and paid the taxes thereon,
and -the County of Eagle makes no claim of ownership thereto.
Upon motion duly put and seconded the Chairman signed the resolution and authorized the Commissioner
of Deeds to execute the Quit Claim Deed.and record same.
The Resolution appears following these minutes.
as L ssee and Lessors
A Duplicate Original of the Gravel Lease between the County/Ernie Nogal and Pratt was received from
Parkison, Richardson and Kemp. A copy of same appears following these minutes.
Commissioner Koprinikar moved that a resolution shall be drawn transferring $28,000.00 from the
Contingent Fund to the General Fund to be tendered at thi'srmeeting;'along�d ittr.an•allocation of Government
funds in Resolution form, which motion was seconded and declared unanimous.
There being no further business to come before the Board, it was moved, seconded and passed to
adjourn until the next regular meeting, unless sooner called by the Chairman.
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RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD
wnEREAS, Colorado Revised Statutes, 120-14-3, 1963
provides for the vacation of roadways situated in any county, but
not within the limits of any city or town, by tho Board of Co:nnty
Commissioners of the County; and
WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners of Eagle
County has found and determined that the public use, conveni=ace
and necessity do not require that a certain described portion of
Buffer Creek Road be used as a public roadway; now therefore,
BE IT ENACTED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF EAGLE COUNTY,
COLORADO:
Section 1. That the following described portion of
Buffer Creek Road in the County of Eagle, State of Colorado, to
wit:
- A parcel of land situate in, the subdivision on
record in the office: of the Eagle County Clerk
and Recorder under the name "Resubdivision of
Buffer Creek - Resubdivision of Parts of Section
11 and 12, Township 5 South, Range 81 West of
the 6th Principal Meridian, County of Eagle,
State of Colorado", being more .articularly de-
scribed as: Beginning at a point on the easterly
line of Buffer Creek Road whence the V11 corner
of Lot 2., of Resubdivision of Buffer Creek bears
N 20038143" W 25.03 feet; thence S 20033143" E
46.22 feet along said easterly line of Buffer
Creek Road; thence S 82029'09" W 10.50 feet;
thence N 07030151" W 45.01 feet to the point of
beginning, containing 236.30 square feet or .0054
acres, more or less. The bearings in this descrip-
tion originate from the call of East (for the North
line of Resubdivision of Buffer Creek) existing in
the dedication legal description on the recorded
plat of Resubdivision of Buffer Creek,
be and the same is hereby vacated and declared vacated.
Section 2. The Board finds this Resolution is necessary
for the immediate preservation of the public safety, and deter-
mines that it shall take effect immediately upon its final passage.
Dated this 27t=, day of December 1972.
Chairman
Board of County Commissioners
Eagle County
Eagle, Colorado
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RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD
wnEREAS, Colorado Revised Statutes, 120-14-3, 1963
provides for the vacation of roadways situated in any county, but
not within the limits of any city or town, by tho Board of Co:nnty
Commissioners of the County; and
WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners of Eagle
County has found and determined that the public use, conveni=ace
and necessity do not require that a certain described portion of
Buffer Creek Road be used as a public roadway; now therefore,
BE IT ENACTED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF EAGLE COUNTY,
COLORADO:
Section 1. That the following described portion of
Buffer Creek Road in the County of Eagle, State of Colorado, to
wit:
- A parcel of land situate in, the subdivision on
record in the office: of the Eagle County Clerk
and Recorder under the name "Resubdivision of
Buffer Creek - Resubdivision of Parts of Section
11 and 12, Township 5 South, Range 81 West of
the 6th Principal Meridian, County of Eagle,
State of Colorado", being more .articularly de-
scribed as: Beginning at a point on the easterly
line of Buffer Creek Road whence the V11 corner
of Lot 2., of Resubdivision of Buffer Creek bears
N 20038143" W 25.03 feet; thence S 20033143" E
46.22 feet along said easterly line of Buffer
Creek Road; thence S 82029'09" W 10.50 feet;
thence N 07030151" W 45.01 feet to the point of
beginning, containing 236.30 square feet or .0054
acres, more or less. The bearings in this descrip-
tion originate from the call of East (for the North
line of Resubdivision of Buffer Creek) existing in
the dedication legal description on the recorded
plat of Resubdivision of Buffer Creek,
be and the same is hereby vacated and declared vacated.
Section 2. The Board finds this Resolution is necessary
for the immediate preservation of the public safety, and deter-
mines that it shall take effect immediately upon its final passage.
Dated this 27t=, day of December 1972.
Chairman
Board of County Commissioners
Eagle County
Eagle, Colorado
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RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD
wnEREAS, Colorado Revised Statutes, 120-14-3, 1963
provides for the vacation of roadways situated in any county, but
not within the limits of any city or town, by tho Board of Co:nnty
Commissioners of the County; and
WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners of Eagle
County has found and determined that the public use, conveni=ace
and necessity do not require that a certain described portion of
Buffer Creek Road be used as a public roadway; now therefore,
BE IT ENACTED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF EAGLE COUNTY,
COLORADO:
Section 1. That the following described portion of
Buffer Creek Road in the County of Eagle, State of Colorado, to
wit:
- A parcel of land situate in, the subdivision on
record in the office: of the Eagle County Clerk
and Recorder under the name "Resubdivision of
Buffer Creek - Resubdivision of Parts of Section
11 and 12, Township 5 South, Range 81 West of
the 6th Principal Meridian, County of Eagle,
State of Colorado", being more .articularly de-
scribed as: Beginning at a point on the easterly
line of Buffer Creek Road whence the V11 corner
of Lot 2., of Resubdivision of Buffer Creek bears
N 20038143" W 25.03 feet; thence S 20033143" E
46.22 feet along said easterly line of Buffer
Creek Road; thence S 82029'09" W 10.50 feet;
thence N 07030151" W 45.01 feet to the point of
beginning, containing 236.30 square feet or .0054
acres, more or less. The bearings in this descrip-
tion originate from the call of East (for the North
line of Resubdivision of Buffer Creek) existing in
the dedication legal description on the recorded
plat of Resubdivision of Buffer Creek,
be and the same is hereby vacated and declared vacated.
Section 2. The Board finds this Resolution is necessary
for the immediate preservation of the public safety, and deter-
mines that it shall take effect immediately upon its final passage.
Dated this 27t=, day of December 1972.
Chairman
Board of County Commissioners
Eagle County
Eagle, Colorado
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EAGLE COUNTY, COLORADO
PETITION I.OR EXEMPTION
Purs°..ant tc C.R.S. 1963, 10v-'-33 (3) (d), as amended, Warren Ferrin,
b} his it:cr_ }s, Mincer, Larson and Hartert, respectfully petitions the Board of
Cou_,t,, ; o. Issionprs of Eagle County, Colorado, to exempt by Resolution from
th» j>a .r'io of tri, _ terms "subdivision" and "subdivided land" as such de-
:init:o^_ 3r= set orth in C.R.S. 1963, 106-2-33 (3) (a), as amended, the 10.00
acrF s, - nr ar less, consisting of three parcels of land as surveyed and shown
on th- map: submitted herewith, owned by the petitioner and particularly
descrioea on EAhibits 3, B ana C cnnsisting of three pages attached hereto, and
to h c)n.-,-J by th., Petitioner an.I used for the purpose hereinafter described.
.s un..a for sat: petition the undersicned respectfully submits the following:
:. i, titt3nrr !c?uirerl by inheritincr from his former wife under decree
D.` n,cirsnir r ror. in f i31e County on My 11, 1957 in Book 1S8 at Page 23 thereof,
County consisting of 162.01 acres, more or less, which
pror rtv .s scrired ,,,s Lots 13, 14 .and 15 and th,! N 1/2 SE 1/4 of Section 3,
1p. p .YFst of the htn P. M. The 10.00 acres, more or less, lies
Tarot inhe.ritr. by thr Petltioner.
_. In -Ir,' 2, 1:i,d `i rtitioner conveyed to Darwin V. Raymond and
;. E:1 r Pti, o21, is le,:it ten nts, five aces of land from the above-described
:an:, ir, I i3. r',J'i'y, Color do, which five acres is presently owned by them. The
;r s,9 i . r- c,)., ; . 1 ,'; i ^ov ty as Document No. 107583 in Book 212 at Page
224 ,:, 1 ,i co; y tr.creof is at' ich(-d hcroto as Exhibit "D"
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3. The Petitioner entered into a written Alrecnent dated Novey-ber J5,
1971 with Darwin V. Raymond and A. Eileen Raymond to convey to them a five
acre tract of land and an option to purchase additional tracts adjoining the lands
acquired by them under said deed, said Dccument No. 107583. A copy of the
executed Agreement is attached hereto as Exhibit "E".
4. That there is a cabin located on the five acres deeded to the Raymondo
by said Document No. 107583 and there are no improvements on tho 10 acreo for
which this exemption is requested.
5. Petitioner has agreed to grant access to the Raymonds either along the
existing roadway or any new roadway when constructed and also to grant ease-
ments for utilities across the Petitioner's remaining lands.
6. All payments required under the Agreement of November fly, 1971 havo
been made by the Raymonds and the Agreement is in full force and effect.
7. Conveyance under the Agreement of November 15, 1971 was delayed
in order to obtain a survey of the tracts to be conveyed and such survey has
now been completed and descriptions obtained for the tracts to be conveyed.
S. The property is to be used by the Purchasers in connection with their
use of the tract presently owned by them.
9. There is a spring on the land to be retained by the Petitioner, but the
Raymonds have an easement to the spring and an interest in the water therefrom.
WHEREFORE, Petitioner requests that the Board of County Commissioners of
Eagle County, Colorado grant him an exemption to sell the 10.00 acres of land
described in Exhibits A, B and C to the Purchasers above named, wittnut the resulting
division of land being considered as the creation of a "subdivision" on the grounds
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that said division is not within the purposes of the statute as made and provided,
for the reasons herein given.
Dated at Glenwood Springs, Colorado this" , day ofQ61� q 1972
MIATCER, 1.ARSON ANDHARTERT
Attorneys for Petitioner
P. O. Box 850
905 Cooper Avenuo
Glenwood Springs, Colorado 81601
Telephone: 945-5448
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APPLICATION FOR EXEMPTION FROM EAGLE COUNTY
SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS
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Pursuant to Section 6.01 of the Eagle County Subdivision Regulations,
the undersigned lames 'v4'. Sharp hereby applies for exemption from the provisions
of said reaulatfans as to his proposed division and sale of certain real property
owned by him in Eagle County, Colorado, said property to be divided into three
tracts described as follows, to -wit:
PARCEL A
A parcel of land situated in Tract No. 44 of Section 4, Township 8
South, Range 86 West of the Sixth Principal Meridian, lying
Northerly of the centerline of a road way as constructed and in
place and 'Nesterly of the Tract line between Angle Point No. 5
and Angle Point No. 6 of said tract, said parcel of land is
described as follows:
Beginning at :angle Point No. 6 of said Tract No. 44, thence South
246.42 feet along said tract line to a point in the center of said
roadway- thence along the center of said road way N. 59000'00"
59.E3 feet; thence S. 80000'00" W. 160.60 feet; thence
35000'00" t`. 297.34 feet; thence leaving said road way East
379.87 feet to Angle Point No. 6 of said Tract No. 44, the
point of beginning .
car iescrihed parcel of land contains 1.58 acres, more or
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PARCEL B
circ -•1 of la l situated in Tract No. 44 of Section 5, Township
R South, ?angc P6 West of the 6th P.M., lying Southerly of the
c,-nt,rlinr- of j road As shown on this map, said parcel of land is
d' -scribed ,,s follows:
Beginning at point int he center of said road whence an iron post
with e iris:, cap found in place and properly marked for Angle
Point :'o. r- of said Tract "o. 44 bears: North 246.42 feet; thence
South '-3 On :vf r, thence West 154.56 feet; thence North 275.50
fent to a poi^.t In the c, ntor of said road; thence N. 80000'00" E.
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105.00 feet along the center of said road; thence S. 59000100"
E. 59.68 feet along the center of said road, to the paint of beginfang.
The above described parcel of land contains 1.00 acres, more or less.
PARCEL C
A tract of land situated in Tract 44 in Sections 4 and 5, Township
8 South, Range 86 West of the 6th P, M, described as beginning
at Angle Point No. 6 of the said Tract 44; thence South 1,320.00
feet; thence West 1,320.00 feet along the South line of said
Tract 44, to Angle Point No. 3 of said Tract 44; thence North
1,320.00 feet along the West line of Tract 44; thence East 1,320.00
feet along the North line of Tract 44 to the point of beginning.
Except therefrom Parcel A and Parcel B described above.
The above parcel contains 38.42 acres more or less.
The undersigned intends to convey Parcel A to Jim Dooley and Mary Dooley and to
convey Parcel B to Kurt Harrison and to retain ownership in Parcel C as presently
owned by him.
The undersigned believes that his proposed division of land is not within
the purpose of the laws of the State of Colorado which authorize and direct the
enactment and enforcement of these regulations, C.R.S. 106-2-1 et seq, as
amended for the following reasons, to -wit:
1. With respect to Parcel A, the proposed conveyance will not result
in creation of an additional homesite. The property will become part of an
existing homesite now owned by Mr. and Mrs. Dooley and will make their property
boundary lines more consistent with the natural boundaries of the land.
With respect to Parcel B, the proposed conveyance is to be made pursuant
to an oral promise to sell this parcel to Mr. Harrison made prior to the enactment
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of the Eagle County Subdivision regulations, and will not create any significant
burden on the area.
A sketch plan showing the subject property is attached hereto. It Is under-
stood that any action by this Commission granting said request for said rcgulatione
exemption applies only to the proposed development as shown on the sketch plan.
Dated October 23, 1972. Respectfully submitted
James W. Sharp
RESOLUTION
The foregoing Application has been considered by the Board this 02 7
day of GC 19, -which finds and detenaines t hat this Division
of Lands is Ma within the purposes forw hich the subdivision regulations
were adopted and therefore said Application is �Jyom rA
Board of County Commissioners
of Eagle County
By /J_ ,n .l i is.k
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pursuant to Section 6.01 of the Eagle County Subdivision Regulations
I (via) hereby apply for exemption from the provisions with said
regulations as to my (our) proposed development known as
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divided into approttioatoly
And comprisi.ng
interests for the followying; reason •!/
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It is understood that any action by,this Commission granting said
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request for said regulations exemption applies only to the proposeq,
development as shown on the sketch .plan/ r other information attac�ed
hereto.
(N,ust be signed by all the record owners of the property)
Datedv Received
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RESOLUTION
The foregoing A plication has been considered by the Board tpi's
day o4 l9ich finds and determines thaSz
this Division of Lands is not within the purposes for which the
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subdivision regulations were adopted -and therefore said Applieatioat
is,granted (denied).'
Board of County Commissioners
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R E S O L U T I O N
BE IT RESOLVED, By the Board of County Commisoionoro
of Eaale County, Colorado, that the Commissioner to execute
Deeds is hereby authorized to make, execute and deliver a
Quit Claim Deed from the County of Eagle to DEMECIO FRESOUEZZ
and BARBARA FRESQUEZ to the following described premioeo:
The West Half (W'h) of Lot 27 and all of
Lot 28 in Block M, Town of Red Cliff,
County of Eagle, State of Colorado,
for the reason that a Treasurer's Deed was issued to the County
of Eagle for Lots 26 and 27 as shown in Book 56 at Page 25 and
that a Treasurer's Deed was issued to the County of Eagle for
Lot 28 as shown in Book 38 at Page 229, and the County of
Eagle has never conveyed their interest in the said property.
That the present owners and their predecessors in title have
been in possession of this property for many years and have
paid the taxes thereon, and the County of Eagle makes no claim
of ownership to this property by virtue of the aforesaid
Treasurer's Deeds.
THEREFORE, The Commissioner to Execute Deeds is hereby
authorized to execute the Ouit Claim Deed.
Dated this a'I day of �PC �»� 61(� , A. D. 197-9—
THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OFCOUNTY, COLOWO
By �Gc
Chairman
ATTEST:
County Clerk and RecordeiO
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GRAVEL LEASE
For and in consideration of the payments hereafter to be made hereunder,
MM RUTH PRATT, A. E. NOGAL, E. JEAN McDCWELL and BETTY REICH do lease to The
County of Eagle and Stace of Colorado that certain parcel of land in Eaglo County,
Colorado more particularly described as follows:
That part of Tract 70, in 74S and TSS, R 84 W 6Lh P.1-1.
bounded on the West by "Nogal Gulch", on the North by
U.S. Highway 6 and on the South by the Eagle River
and on the East by the East line of said Tract 70, and
containing 6.0 acres, more or less,
for the purposes of removing, crushing, washing, hauling, screening and otherwiso
processing sand and gravel from said premises.
As consideration therefore Lessee shall pay to Lessors the sum of $0.10 por
ton, said payments to be made to Lessors, their heirs and assigns, immediately
upon conclusion of each crusher run, and computation of tonnages and amounto pay-
able shall be made from net crusher run figures.
This lease shall be in effect from the date of its execution until December 31,
1975, and so long thereafter as such sand and gravel may be removed from such
premises, unless thereafter Lessors shall terminate this lease by giving ninety days
written notice to Lessee of intent so to do.
Lessees agree to busy large uncrushed materials, to deposit same in any
excavation resulting from the removal of sand and gravel from the demised premises.
Top soil shall be saved and used to cover uncrushed materials so deposited.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties have executed
this lease
on this the day
of 45Ce cam, 2, A.D.
1972.
LESSORS
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'1'7Y 'F EACLE IN THE STATE OF COLO -ADO
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mac^t •.9 In .07' Prov ided l unus for a
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arls:n7 :during tho year and other
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• _ w 1 ::lt 113"� l^•'C11 reasonably.' forseen at the
the ba3c.zt, have reviire3, or will require,
_ "ring aronnts out of and from the General
ar in excess of the anounts budgeted for
s _o -: association Dues
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: - airs 4275.00
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fees in Ci ril Action
Fag'.- - --.- ,istr:c- .'oart of
_- _'anr an- -_1. _ ,r ,.tyncnt not having
6422.00
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90().00
2780.00
_ and r-:,, trent 4952.00
S78000.00
x•_r.t or.i, ari_ a:ailablc in the
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for pa'>"rnt of aforesaid
an', -A.': xpcndi_ire are hereby
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APPLICATION FOR EXEMPTION :ROM
EAGLE COUNTY SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS
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Pursuant to Section 6.01 of the Eagle County Sub-
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on Regulations, our proposed sale of a portion of
Tercel -,, don's Ridge Subdivision Filing No. 2 located in
t.:c west Vai. area and comprising 5.04 acres more or less
_iviiaz into 2 interests for the followi:g reasons:
_. The 5.04 acre parcel is proposed to be sold to
D. m own and Louis F. Livingston doing business as
Messrs. Brown ani Livingston plan a develop-
_.:_ „f ,,. _ -family residential units, the exact nature and
c..-rac_uristics of which will be the subject of an additional
j J CilSipn Application as such time as actual development
_ ans a_e -formulated. The sale of the subject 5.04 acre parcel
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as sac f„_t.. in Section 1.08 of the Subdivision Regulations of
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-le Ccanzy because the purpose and intent of the Subdivision
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Re; =at.pns will not be contravened by the sale of such tract.
Z. _e primary subdivision developer, Lion's Ridge
cc-pleted the rough grading of the road on which,
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_ ___ __ .. Ines to the rc.d at t:;e edge of the parcel.
3. The parcel is suF,;ect to lard use covenants
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a.._ restrictions previously approved by the Planning Commission
t_.-�e of its approval o: Lion's Ridge Subdivision Filing
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_.:e Planninj Co-.,.,isson will be presented with
a c___..__ ,_ ing .rr messrs. ..rown 4nd Livingston doing
-.alet at yLv:; ti-�u wl.en. thO actual
t..e reel for subdiv.sicn or
_.._. s-: --vision soon defined ,n ...c su:,Civ cion RegLlations is
used.
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AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a certiffic6 copy os thio ccoLutLon
be filed with the Division of Local Govern,^ent in the Dcpastncnt
of Local Affairs, and that another certified copy be delivorC12 to
the County Treasurer as and for his authority in malting said tranoferc.
READ, CONSIDERED, PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED by a two-thirds
vote of our Board, and ordered published, at a regular eating hold
this 27th day of December, 1972.
THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMISSIONERS OF THE
COUNTY OF EAGLE IN THE STATE OF COLORADO
By: e&
ATTEST:
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RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF CVnII M"•IJ0RS
OF THE COV :TY OF FAGLF IN MD S•TlV':L.' 07 Ci) i70,7,'O
WHEREAS, tho sari of Twenty -ones on -6 88,1100 dollar-, GS%��e04^N
has bean allocated and pai.i to the County, under anal r,=0u_Ant ttn
the provisions of Chaotct lnO, Article 8, Scrtion 2 "a) CRS 1IOC132
and the sun of Twenty-nine Thousand Five Hundr Eir iatlr-cig(n9
and 95"'lra dollars ($29588.95) has been allocated and paid to it
under and pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 112, Article 7,
Section 9, CRS 1963, and the sum of Six Thousand Nino" -one doblaro
(56091.PC allocated and paid to it, under the U.S. *3inerat Leasing
Act,
N014 THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED in accordance with the
aforementioned laws that the County Treasurer of Eagle County bo,
and he is here'cy di -este' and ordered to apportion and credit 250
of the a'orere^tionzl sum of $21.86, 5% of the aforementioned sura
of 529588.95 a--! '_--* of tho dforerientioned sum of $6091.00 to tate
General Sc x^'_ Fund, and to apportion and credit 75%of said sunt of
521.86, and 95% c` sai; s.i, of $29588.95, and 75% of said sum of
56091.^9 to the General Road Fund, and
BE 1- FURTHER FESOLYEP t'at a certified copy of this
Reso_uti^n re :-1_cred sai: -7 .--y Treasurer as his authority
in the -'_=•'S.
PE -J, PAFSFD P.';D APPROVED at a regular
meeting t:., 27, '1 G, cc -!,or, 1972.
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RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF CVnII M"•IJ0RS
OF THE COV :TY OF FAGLF IN MD S•TlV':L.' 07 Ci) i70,7,'O
WHEREAS, tho sari of Twenty -ones on -6 88,1100 dollar-, GS%��e04^N
has bean allocated and pai.i to the County, under anal r,=0u_Ant ttn
the provisions of Chaotct lnO, Article 8, Scrtion 2 "a) CRS 1IOC132
and the sun of Twenty-nine Thousand Five Hundr Eir iatlr-cig(n9
and 95"'lra dollars ($29588.95) has been allocated and paid to it
under and pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 112, Article 7,
Section 9, CRS 1963, and the sum of Six Thousand Nino" -one doblaro
(56091.PC allocated and paid to it, under the U.S. *3inerat Leasing
Act,
N014 THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED in accordance with the
aforementioned laws that the County Treasurer of Eagle County bo,
and he is here'cy di -este' and ordered to apportion and credit 250
of the a'orere^tionzl sum of $21.86, 5% of the aforementioned sura
of 529588.95 a--! '_--* of tho dforerientioned sum of $6091.00 to tate
General Sc x^'_ Fund, and to apportion and credit 75%of said sunt of
521.86, and 95% c` sai; s.i, of $29588.95, and 75% of said sum of
56091.^9 to the General Road Fund, and
BE 1- FURTHER FESOLYEP t'at a certified copy of this
Reso_uti^n re :-1_cred sai: -7 .--y Treasurer as his authority
in the -'_=•'S.
PE -J, PAFSFD P.';D APPROVED at a regular
meeting t:., 27, '1 G, cc -!,or, 1972.
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It is understood that any action by this Cei--, iou.&;.
granting said request for said Rc€gugations Zimption
only to the sale of the parcel as shown on the ourvcl
description attached hereto.
LION'S RIDGE V7KenJR S
Thomas- J. 'Pay or,
Dated: Received:
By:
RESOLUTION
The foregoing Ap cation has been considerca by tho
Board this—rL day of , 1972, which finds and
determines that this Division of Lands is not within the pur-
poses for which the Subdivision Regulations were adopted and
therefore said Application is Granted (Denied).
BOARD OF COUNTY CC MISSIONERS
OF EAGLE COUNTY
BY; _
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SUBDIVISION IMPROVFMENTS AGREEMENT
IN Pr: Bellyache Ridge Subdivision Filing No. 1, as shown
on the Subdivision Plat thereof dated December 13,
1972.
�N CF SUBDIVISION: A portion of the SJSNA and
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of the 6th P. M.
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-his Aareement made and entered into this �� day of
•_ `_ A. D. 1971 --by and between BURENS PROPERTIES,
partnership, whose address is Wolcott, Colorado 81655,
nereinifter referred to as "first party" and the Board of County
7cr-4.iss.eners of the County of Eagle, State of Colorado whose
acdress is Faale ^ounty Court House, Eagle, Colorado 81631, here-
ina:te_ referred to as "second party", WITNESSETH:
first party is in the process of developing
_.l -ache pidae Subdivision, Filing No. 1, near Wolcott,
_-oradc in the county o° Eaple, Colorado, and;
%'HFREAS, the second party, pursuant to its duties, requires
in connection with said development that roadways and water
syste-s ee eeveloped according to certain minimum regulations
an? requirements;
-HEPEF')�F, for and in consideration of the promises
--.-1 aareerrnts herein contained, the parties hereto hereby
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1. hat tl:e road system to be constructed by or in behalf
First party :n !onnection with Bellyache Ridge Subdivision,
c_` nq •'o. shalL he corpleted as of "november 1, 1973, so as
to mere the spe0iFications and requirements set forth in
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Exhibit "A", as it pertains to phaco 1, which Dxhibit io 1
attached hereto and made a part hereof by thio reforcnco. 1
Z. That the dater oyotem to be constructed by ox in bohala
of first party, in connection with said Subdivioicn, oholl
be completed by November 1, 1973, no ao to weet tho opecificati®na
and requirements set forth in Exhibit "A", so it pertaino to
Phase I, which Exhibit is attached hereto and made a part horeof
by this reference.
3. That upon completion of the roadways and crater oystea
above said, according to the specifications and reguiromento
herein set forth, second party shall release any security given
by first party to guarantee such performance and shall release
first party from any further obligations hereunder.
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d. That first party hereby agrees to secure its performnnce
of the terms and conditions to be met by it in accordance with
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this Agreement with the sum of $71,850.00, and payment of said
sum shall be evidenced and secured by a Beed of Trust to the
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Public Trustee of Eagle County, Colorado naming second party
as beneficiary and covering certain real estate in the vicinity
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of Wolcott, Colorado, which property is presently unencumbered
and owned by Burens Properties, a limited partnership.
BURENS PROPERTIES,
a limiteL,4
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ByPLrnb- ry
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ACCEPTANCE
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Approved by resolution of the Eagle County Board of
County Commissioners at the meeting of
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