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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1973 02-26 to 12-28- � .. y% ilia` ,� ....._ z 'fn's" h.•, .#r�- �yy-ma 1 lri _ i i coo LAI/ .. 1 w w k \ r: s u .. Q HL 4 HOECKEL'S THE C. F. HOECKEL BLANK BOOK 6 LITHO. CO. 1500 W. 47th AVE. (AT PEC'OS ST.) PHONE 4$9-7481 DENVER, COLORADO 80211 Re -Order By Number I / v i Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners- day_.-__Fe4nau__-term 19- February_26, 19 SPECIAL MEETING Present: Daniel F. Koprinikar Chairman Claude L. Gerard Commissioner A. F. Orlosky Commissioner Hugh Warder County Attorney Maxwell R. Barz Clerk to Board The Following bills were allowed and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for same in full payment thereof: Claude L. Gerard, County Commissioner salary 427.08 Daniel F. Koprinikar, County Commissioner salary 427.08 Alfred Orlosky, County Commissioner salary 427.08 Maxwell R. Barz, County Clerk salary 604.17 Gussie Baker, Dep. Co. Clerk salary 500.00 Eleanor Bindley, Dep. Co. Clerk salary 500.00 Starr Doll, Dep. Co. Clerk salary 500.00 Lena Marie Yost, Dep. Go. Clerk salary 500.00 Margaret Davenport, Dep. Co. Clerk salary 475.00 Buena L. Eichler, Fart time Clerical Hire salary 399.76 Eva L. Luby, Fart time clerical hire salary 378.72 Geraldine Shelton, Part time Clerical hire. salary 399.76 Maureen E. Haggart, Part time Clerical hire salary 278.78 Donna Deane, Chief Acct. Officer salary 487.50 Hubert N. Peterson, Treasurer salary 604.17 Bobby Feterson, Dep. Co. Treasurer salary 500.00 Dessie D. Mathews, Dep. Co. Treasurer salary 500.00 Lily Forster, Part time Clerical hire salary 378.72 Katherine Terry, Part time Clerical hire salary 191.99 Clair Bertroch, Co. Assessor salary 604.17 Clair Bertroch, Mileage Mileage 23.00 Vincent Eichler, Dep. Co. rssessor salary 500.00 Vincent Eichler exp. 87.30 Karleen Bonaly, Co. Assessor Clerk salary 475.00 Ella F. Bindley, Dep. Co. Assessor salary 500.00 Hugh R. larder, Attorney County salary 250.00 Hugh R. Warder, Legal Services salary 112.50 Norma J. Anderson, salary 200.00 Doris Carter, Custodian salary 550.00 Rolard L. Gerard, Custodian salary 50.00 John F. Healy, District Attorney salary 140.00 John F. Healy exp. 210.34 Arlys H. Ward, Sec. to D.A. salary 175.00 Dennis J. Seitz, Asst. D.A. salary 306.25 Dennis J. Seitz, exp. 21.17 Karol L. Perlin, Sec. to Asst. D.A. salary 157.50 Hugh R. Warder, Dep. Dist. Atty. salary 550.00 Norma J. Anderson, Sec. Dep. Dist Atty salary 180.00 Jerry Conder, Landfill Caretaker salary' 525.00 Robert E. Whidden, Landfill salary 412.10 Robert E. Whidden, Back pay 101.30 Henry Rey, Landfill Caretaker salary 297.50 James Seabry, Co. Sheriff salary 687.50 Tom Davis, Undersheriff salary 650.00 Tom Davis back pay 64.09 Tom Davis Exp. 59.50 George 1-Uller, Dep. Sheriff salary 600.00 George Miller back pay 48.43 ,1illiam M. Murphy, Dep. Sheriff salary 600.00 dilliam M. Murphy back pay 65.94 Danny J. Williams, Dep. Sheriff salary 600.00 Danny J. Williams, back pay 48.43 Robert Wieler, Dep. Sheriff salary 6C0.00 Robert Wieler back pay 65.94 Gary Taylor back pay 98.88 Gary Taylor, Dep. Sheriff salary 600.00 Carol Conder, Clerical Hire salary 75.00 Eileen Randall, Sec to Co. Agent salary 483.00 Lester Jeremiah, Co. Ext. Agent salary 250.09 James H. Seabry, Exp. 75.75 Jack W. Johnson, Co. Surveyor salary 150.00 Maxwell R. Barz, Veteran Service Officer salary 100.00 Erik Edeen, Co. San salary 850.00 Bernice G. '„ebb, Sec. salary 267.00 Margie -Gates, Public Health Nurse salary 650.00 Hester Bertroch, Sec. Health Nurse salary 445.00 Margaret Jacobsgaard, PHN salary 600.00 Diana L. Isgrig, PHN salary 445.00 Thomas I. Steinberg 11D, PH Office salary 150.00 Jack W. Johnson, Civil Defense salary 50.00 Kathleen Yantzer, Sec. Civil Defense salary 25.00 Michael S. Blair, Planning Director salary 1375.00 Shirley Powell, Planning Comm. Sec. salary 30.00 Hubert N. Peterson Exp. 18.00 Daniel F. Koprinikar Exp. 17.60 Claude Gerard Exp. 127.88 Alfred Orlosky Exp. 32.50 -Foster Smith, Welding salary 7.50 Colorado mater Congress dues 100.00 Leila E. (Houston) Mosher, C.S.R. Transcript 292.05 Motors Insurance Corp. Amb. Ext. 49.00 County Treasurer OASI 1455.36 TOTAL............................................................................................. 27815.18 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day term 19 - NEC. F. HOEQFLm-Mn mmY Daniel Koprinikar Claude Gerard Al Orlosky Bernard B. Ginther, Road Supervisor Garland Bertroch, Bridge foreman Joe Carter, Operator John W. Hill, Operator Jess A. Pettit, Shovel Operator Joe Fhillips, Shop Foreman Louie Rimbert, Tractor Operator Phillip Shelden, Operator Jim Southerland, Mechanic James E. Viatso.i, Operator Francis D. Daugherty, Operator Cleaburn J. Gordon, Truck Driver Glen Kittle, Truck Driver Terry Nunn, Truck Driver Marvin Borah, Road Overseer Sam Carter, Road Overseer Ernest L. Cock, Road Overseer Wren Eaton, Road Overseer Vernon Eiswerth, Asst. Supervisor A. H. Hoyt, Road Overseer Walter F. Owen, Road Overseer Walter J. Offen, Road Overseer Joseph Skiles, Road Overseer Bernard B. Ginther, Road Supervisor Garland Bertroch, Bridge Foreman Joe Carter, Operator John W. Hill, Operator Jess A. Pettit, Shovel Operator Joe Phillips, Shop Foreman Louie Rimbert, Tractor Operator Fhillip Shelden, Operator Jim Southerland, Mechanic James E. Watson, Operator Francis D. Daugherty, Operator Cleaburn J. Gordon, Truck Driver Glen Kittle, Truck Operator Terry Nunn, Truck Driver Marvin Borah, Road Overseer Samuel Carter, Road Overseer Ernest L. Cock, Road Overseer Wren Eaton, Road Overseer Vernon Eiswerth, Assistant Road Supervi A. H. Hoyt, Labor Walter F. Owen, Overseer Walter J. Owen, Road Overseer Joseph Skiles, Overseer Joe Fhillips, Janitor services for Feb. Randy Hoyt, Labor Colo. Blue Cross & Blue Shield County Treasurer First Bank of Eagle County County Treasurer Colonial Life & Acc. Ins. Co. County Treasurer, Retirement Fund Town of Vail, TOTAL ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND Exp. Exp. Exp. Back pay Back pay Back pay Back pay Back pay Back pay Back Pay Back pay Back pay Back pay Back pay Back pay Back pay Back pay Back pay Back pay Back pay Back pay Back pay Back pay Back pay Back pay Back pay salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary sor salary salary salary salary salary Back pay salary Ins. 0...:,.I. Federal 74ithholding State 'r;ithholding Group Ins. Retirement Fund taxes fr R&B ........................................................................................... 19- 51-36 61.08 59.60 10.50 -5.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 I 15.00 15.00 14.25 j 14.25 14.25 15.00 15.00 '.. 15.00 15.00 16.05 15.00 15.00 li 15.00 15.00 680.00 550.00 550.00 550.00 550.00 550.00 550.00 550.00 550.00 550.00 550.00 522.50 522.50 522.50 600.00 I 600.00 600.00 600.00 . 638.50 600.00 600.00 600.00 600.00 42.37 l 320.32 712.10 761.88 1537.60 265.39 91.80 298.14 , 663.24 IA ICA in After consulting with Basalt residents, Town of Basalt and the Pitkin County Commissioners, CommissionerrGerard moved to rebuild the Emma Bridge in conjunction with Pitkin County in the same location. Commissioner Orlosky seconded said motion and the vote was declared unanimous by the Chairman. Bill Cullen, Chief, Driver Licensing, requested the Commissioners to contact their State Represen- tive and Senators to stop a move to give drivers licenses on Staurdays. Fred Green appeared and requested the Commissioners to obtain a right -of way permit from the State Land Office, he explaining that said office informed him that permits are granted to counties only and that his request should go through the county. Said permit will be for a right-of-way from the Eagle -Vail Sub- division to the old homestead on 1,'hiskey Creek south and east of the new school building. The County Attorney seeing no problem involved, Commissioner Gerard moved to acquire said permit which will be paid for by the petitioner. Commissioner Orlosky seconded said motion and the Chairman declared the vote to be unanimous. Fred Green then related to the Commissioners the plans of the Vail Water and Sanitation District and Upper Eagle Valley Sanitation District to make needed expansion of the Upper Eagle Valley Sanitation District sewage facilities in the immediate future. conditional Ken Richards and David Elmore appeared and requested/approval of Vail West, Filing No. 3, subject to the three conditions imposed by the Eagle County Planning Commission, February 14, 1973, upon their cond- itional approval, said conditions being to=wit: 1. Subdivider provide agreement to install drainage im- provements as submitted on the final plat. 2. Subdivider add proper title certificate to platt. 3. If sewage capacity is available. Thereupon, Commissioner Gerard moved that final approval be tabled until engineering data is a- vailable to show that dapacity of sewage plant is adequate. Said motion was seconded by Commissioner Orlosky and the Chairman declared the vote to be unanimous. Walter Kirch appeared on behalf of Vail Racquet Club, and requested conditional approval of the subdivision, subject to three conditions imposed by the Eagle County Planning Commission upon their condi- tional approval, Conditions being, to�wit: 1. Subdivider provide a 20 ft, setback from Meadow Drive, being a county road. 2. Provide all 8" sewer mains for the subdivision. 3. Remove telephone main from the 30 ft. setback provided for high water line. Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners___—day__________— tern 19- 3 19— It appearing that, although planning commission conditions had been met for the most part, there Upper Eagle still remainedthe lack of peak sewage capacity at the Upper Eagle Valley Sanitation and thereupon Commissioner Valley San. Gerard moved that final approval be tabled until engineering data is available to show that capacity of sewag Dist. plant is adequate. Said motion was seconded by Commissioner Orlosky and the Chairman declared the vote to be unanimous Mtn. Bell In the matter of an application by Mountain Bell Telephone Co., requesting an exception to the request for Eagle County Subdivision Regulations on a site on Castle Mountain for electronic equipment housing, it was exception, moved by Commissioner Orlosky that the request be returned for signature by the owner of the property, J. Castle Mt. Perry Olsen. Said motion was seconded by Commissioner Gerard and the Chairman declared the vote to be unanimous. On the request from C. Norman Jones, Architect to vacate Lots 10, 11, 12 and 13 of Vail Hieghts Subdivision, Filing No. 1, the matter was referred back to the planning commission upon motion by Commiss Orlosky, second by Commissioner Gerard and unanimous vote declared by the Chairman. Bob Havener, Bob Williams, Ray Miller and Holly Ford appeared and requested that their names be added to area planning gropp for the Wolcott east area. It appeasing that Bob Havener was previously added to said group shortly after October 2, 1972, Commissioner Gerard moved that the remaining three as well as Bob.Havener be officially appointed to the Upper Eagle Valley Planning District Area Group. Commissioner Orlosky seconded said motion which was declared as a unanimous vote by the Chairman. Mosquito Erik Edeen appeared and suggested a mosquito control program to be started early enough to catch control the.larvae stage on ponds. The Edwards group above shown showed interest in such a program. The possibility program of volunteer labor with County equipment was discussed and the question of liability insurance coverage for such an operation questioned. Bennett Grove, representing Vail West Ridge on old Elliott property, appeared and discussed the developement with the Commissioners. WildernessII Don Price, U.S.F.S., appeared and showed maps along with an explanation of the proposed new wilder— study areas,ness study areas and roadless areas in the near areas -)of the National Forest. Fixed base Eldon Wilson, Ken Norman, Grant Brallier and Mike Dawson, representing the Airport Authority, operator, appeared and discussed matters pertaining to a second Fixed Base Operator at the Eagle County Airport. airport The Commissioners were requested to write a letter to the State Highway Department asking for an airport interchange on I-70, midway between Eagle and Gypsum. The Commissioners agreed to make such . a:.request. The next meeting of the Airport Authority was stated as being on March 7, 1973. There being no further business to come before the Board, it was moved, seconded and passed to adjourn until the next regularzaieeting unless sooner called by the Chairman. Chairman � Attest• �L C1 s to oard. Addendum to Minutes:above stated: A petition for abatement on behalf of Ronald P. and Lorraine J. Peil, having been tendered to the ommissioners for their attention, and the Assessor recommending the abatement be allowed, Thereupon Commissioner Orlosky moved that the recommendation of the Assessor be concurred in and hat.an abatement be allowed on an assessed valuation of $735.00 on an 80% completed building, for the year 972, resulting tax, $48.86. Chairman Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day February term 19- Marc" • 1973- MFC.LXDEQEL Cq. DF11YQ: W1lIi'.�.� REGULAR Yaa- TING Present: Daniel F. Koprinikar Chairman Claude L. Gerard Commissioner II A. F. Orlosky 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 allowed and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for same in full payment thereof: County Zreasurer (Feb. 26, 1973) Retirement 732.34 County Clerk postage 3000.00 County Clerk postage 2.10 County Clerk money advanced 54.23 Michael S. Blair exp 176.94 Richard A. Miller coroner fee 38.20 Vail Med. Pro. Corp. coroner fee 6.50 Environmental Health postage & supplies 12.96 Erik W. Edeen, County Sanitarian mileage 194.10 Doris Carter prisoners laundry 11.60 Doris Carter prisoners meals 213.75 Pitney Bowes supplies 5.27 Pitney Bowes rent meter 51.00 Plateau Typewriter Exchange calculator 265.00 International Business Machines Inc. maintenance agreement 48.75 I B M supplies 9.72 Muni Chem Inc. supplies 205.36 The Printers supplies 16.00 Eagle Pharmacy supplies 97.03 Independent Lumber Co. supplies 94.41 Independent Lumber Co. supplies 15.51 Independent Lumber Co. supplies 28.63 Xerox Corporation rent & supplies 87.13 3-M Company supplies 86.26 Colorado Information subscription & service 9.00 3M B.F.S.I. supplies 130.10 Garfield County Abstract Co. serox copies 11.10 Out West Office Products, Inc. supplies 4.30 Out West Comm. & County Printers, Inc. supplies 28.65 Doxol Gas propane 31.46 American Legion Auxilliary $194 rent 75.00 Minturn Vol Fire Dept. rent 75.00 Eagle Vol Fire Dept garage rent 92.10 Glenn Anderson office rent 75.00 Dick Wheeler, Inc. lease payments 505.20 Dick Wheeler, Inc. lease payments 505.20 Dick Wheeler, Inc. insurance 100.00 Dick Wheeler, Inc. repairs 72.23 Lease Finance Inc. graphotype lease 106.40 Eldorado Engineering Co. Planning Commission 37.00 Sargent -Sowell, Inc. deputy badges 47.76 U.S. Uniform Co. Inc. supplies 32.85 Minturn Cleaners supplies 124.50 Elmer Glass Co., Inc. repairs 15.88 Gambles Store repairs 5.33 Danny Williams supplies 19.64 Del Chemical Corporation supplies 55.46 Glenwood Lock & Key supplies 2.60 Mick's 66 Service tires & repair 153.24 Skelly Oil Co. repairs 25.48 Gypsum Garage repairs 5.00 Rocky Mtn. Nat. Gas Co. Inc. gas 193.39 .r Holy Cross Electric Assn. Inc. service 420.50 Eagle Valley Telephone Co, telephone service 696.80 Colorado Hosp. & Med. Service, Inc. group ins. 1126.55 i Eagle Valley Enterprise supplies 132.15 3M BPSI supplies 18P.87 314BPSI supplies iXXXXz XH 3.00 i4xn 8orkR3� ................................................................ Total.............................................................................................$ .................. .......... 9,779.33 ROAD &BRIDGE FUND Phoenix Mutual Life Ins. Co. insurance 127.95 County Clerk money advanced 7.95 Public Service Co. of Colo, service 4.08 Eagle Valley Telephone Co. service 59.83 Yampa Valley Electric Assn., Inc. service 51.59 Basalt Sanitation Dist, service 14.28 Rocky Mtn. Natl. Gas Co., Inc, service 59.65 1 Independent Lumber Co. repairs 36.75 1 Downing Supply Co. supplies 271.49 Safety Kleen Corp machine rental 17.00 Phillips & Anderson Tire Co. tires 105.03 ,II Northwestern Engineering Co. asphalt 300.00 Firestone Stores tires 205.70 Eagle Auto Parts parts & tires 99.29 Garfield Steel & Welding Co. welding supplies 75.95 •I American Coleman Co. repairs 154.16 Revier Equipment Co. repairs 5.82 II 1 -I L ::fit �J rIL I m 15 = 0 i Q wl a Ir " 4 of n.z Oado thl0--52—L-___pale of '' etuccc . the Boatd aff coumty Ca8r6gaoioaacra of Haglo �_: _i�"i'n ���-^•+`-•ry n_�'�a �uC?:O9.fdII$t Sof-cofto ao 2aglo, a��� the ?Jt%,:s� causity, Colova4c, havoLariftos ��=c���ci t� •. a L`i+f>>1n, ,,-Istloo ago 600izoaao cc rtoplaair.zT a 7agh aivcz', laoatc4 in Eoglo GM'l PitltIn =,z QLtuatc La no, Go 2. 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"�- -Z- n I' d III I i! oannos ar, ¢h..o arc oQ 2r43Il0e- ot~aflIl ®4 aholl Ido 4avrgLe al to PLe", A; , =:n 7,017 gga Gr= SlnVQLCo 8��21oc�lo 4>�7a a off' ngo CZ00t& OhCal 4S 31v.+ o sko =:acs Cf? ,=:�5. to 04 no 6'o3Ilac9 As tbo aggac�� l to =6 bc_=-_o a gale c3no =.ptzcgtp Ilf.� t�:o -3 tho Ilatoucct; o2 OhOU Lo parrtloo C'D %to C�4a_,R.usiU.Lca ccz�,OcoU rc3 cam^ Pmo a8A ¢Igo t�Qelhw gcc;,�aRMLLL' ccurwu C7 T?II-mme Ir iw t - 4� F - ,C r u h -�0__ .1ji i 4 ,r r ,j. a J 1111++11jj t I L- r =r � 1 �, L I•.. III I i! oannos ar, ¢h..o arc oQ 2r43Il0e- ot~aflIl ®4 aholl Ido 4avrgLe al to PLe", A; , =:n 7,017 gga Gr= SlnVQLCo 8��21oc�lo 4>�7a a off' ngo CZ00t& OhCal 4S 31v.+ o sko =:acs Cf? ,=:�5. to 04 no 6'o3Ilac9 As tbo aggac�� l to =6 bc_=-_o a gale c3no =.ptzcgtp Ilf.� t�:o -3 tho Ilatoucct; o2 OhOU Lo parrtloo C'D %to C�4a_,R.usiU.Lca ccz�,OcoU rc3 cam^ Pmo a8A ¢Igo t�Qelhw gcc;,�aRMLLL' ccurwu C7 T?II-mme Ir iw t - 4� F - ,C r u h -�0__ ,j. a t I Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners_._.—day__ ------ term 19- White Truck Division Basalt Texaco High Country Lumber Co. Grand Junction Steel Favricating Macdonald Equipment Co. Holland Auto Parts, Inc. J & S. Contractors Supply Co. McCoy Company Holy Cross Auto Service Continental Oil Co. Standard Oil Co. Rocky Mtn. Nat. Gas Co. The Gypsum Garage Holy Cross Electric Assn. Hometown Supply Co. Glenwood Septic tank Co. 19 parts 10.69 parts 3.00 parts 1.32 parts 94.77 parts 75.04 parts 308.69 parts & repairs 270.60 parts 241.34 rent..& parts 55.50 gas 3.00 gas & oil 2124.45 gas 110.19 repairs 5.00 service 245.95 supplies 10.25 cleaning 55.00 Total........................................................................................ . $ 5,211.31 Doris Carter, Courthouse Custodian, appeared and requested an increase from $2.50 to $3.00 per day for prisoners meals. After- due consideration, the Commissioners granted said request. Clair Bertr@ch, County Assessor, appeared and tendered a petition for abatement for Charles P. Malloy, Vail, Colo.. Thereupon the Commissioners, 'being fully advised, concurred in the recommendation of the Assessor, and granted the petition for abatement allowed on an assessed valuation of $4,725.00 on land for the year 1972,, tax $470.38. Tom Sybald, Vail, Colo., appeared and requested an exemption from the Subdivision regulations on plat_ requirements and for change on development within a subdivision lot in Eagle -Vail Subdivision. The Cortunissioners referred Mry Sybald to the Eagle County Planning Commission. Lester Jeremiah, County Extension Agent, appeared and was advised of an agreement of the County with John O'Leary on the rental office for the Extension Office. Xr. Jeremiah will act as his own janitor. The County Commissioners agreed to purchase one 1 ton, one 3/4 ton and one i ton pickups from International. Harvester by authorization of one John Moore with Local Government Purchasing, State of Colorado The County Commissioners approved the purchase of a typewriter and a calculator for Mike Blair, Lagle Oounty Planner. There being no further business to come before the Board, it was moved seconded and passed to ad- journ until the next regular meeting unless sooner called by the Chairman. Chairman orare't "iff, J Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day March term 19- March 26 -19.73 - SPECIAL MEETING Present: Daniel F. Koprinikar Chairman Claude L. Gerard Commissioner A. F. Orlosky Commissioner Hugh Warder County Attorney Maxwell R. Barz Clerk to Board. The following bills were allowed and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for same in full payment thereof: First Agency Company bond 108.04 Daniel F. Koprinikar, Commissioner salary 427.08 Claude L. Gerard, Commissioner salary 427.08 Alfred F. Orlosky, Commissioner salary 427.08 Maxwell R. Barz, salary 604.17 Guesie Baker, Dep. Co. Clerk salary 500.00 Eleanor Bindley, Dep. Co. Clerk salary 500.00 Starr Doll, Dep. Co. Clerk salary 500.00 Lena Marie Yost, Dep. Co. Clerk salary 500.00 Margaret Davenport, ClericAl hire salary 475.00 Donna Deanne, Chief Accounting Officer salary 487.50 Buena Eichler, Clerical hire salary 425.00 Eva L. Luby, P. T. Clerical hire salary 189.36 Maureen E. Haggart, P. 1. Clerical hire salary 252.48 Geraldine Shelton, P. T. Clerical hire salary 420.80 Clarine Warder, P. R. Clerical hire salary 294.56 Hubert N. Peterson, County Treasurer salary 604.17 Bobby Peterson, Dep. Co. Treas. salary 500.00 Dessie D. Mathews, Dep. Co. Treas. salary 500.00 Lily Forster, P. T. Clerical hire salary 252.48 Karleen Bonaly, Clerical hire salary 475.00 Hugh R. Warder, County Attorney salary 250.00 Norma J. Anderson, Secy. Co. Atty. salary 200.00 Doris Carter, Custodian salary 550.00 Roland L. Gerard, Co. Court Janitor salary 50.00 Clair Bertroch, County Assessor salary 604.17 Clair Bertroch exp. ;148580 Vincent Eichler, Dep. Co. Assessor salary 500.00 Vincent Eichler exp. 41.40 Ella Bindley, Dep. Co. Assessor salary 500.00 John F. Healy, District Attorney salary 140.00 Arlys H. Ward, Secy. D. A. salary 175.00 Dennis J. Seitz, Asst. Dist. Atty. salary 306.25 Dennis J. Seitz exp. 25.00 Carol L. Parlin, Secy. D. A. salary 157.50 Hugh R. Warder, Dap. Dist. Atty. salary 550.00 Hugh R. Warder exp. 5.30 Norma J. Anderson, Secy. D. A. salary 180.00 Colorado District Attorney's Association dues 7.50 Jerry Conder, Sanitary Land Fill Operator salary 525.00 Robert E. Whidden, " " " " salary 443.80 Henry Rey, Sanitary Land " " salary 297.50 James Seabry, County Sheriff salary 687.50 James H. Seabry exp. 108.40 Tom Davis, Undersherif£ salary 650.00 George Miller, Dep. Co. Sheriff salary 600.00 William M. Murphy, Dep. Co. Sheriff salary 600.00 Gary Taylor, Dep. Co. Sheriff salary 600,00 Robert Weiler, Dep. Co. Sheriff salary 600.00 Danny J. Williams, Dep. Co. Sheriff salary 600.00 Carol Conder, Secy, Sheriff's Office salary 75.00 Lester Ueremiah, County Extension Agent salary 214.07 Lester Jeremiah supplies 7.36 Eileen Randall, Secy. Ext. Office salary 483.00 Jach W. Johnson, Co. Surveyor salary 150.00 Maxwell R. Barz, County Veterans Service Officer salary 100.00 Erik W. Edeen, County Sanitarian salary 850.00 Bernice G. Webb, Secy. Co. " salary 267.00 Margie Gates, R. N. salary 650.00 Hester Bertroch, Secy. P.H.N. salary 445.00 Margaret Jacobsgaard, P.H.N. salary 600.00 Diana L. Isgrig, Secy. P.H.N. salary 445.00 Ella Burnett, R. N. exp. 5.00 Thomas I. Steinberg, M. D., Public Health Officer salary 150.00 Jack W. Johnson, Civil Defense Director salary 50.00 Kathleen M. Yantzer, $ecy. " " salary 25.00 Michael S. Blair, Planning Director salary 1375.00 Katherine Terry, Secy. " " salary 418.17 Erik X. Edeen, exp. exp. 74.71 Hubert N. Peterson, Planning Comm. exp. 69.93 Eldorado Engineering Co. P. Comm. 2807.50 Colorado Hospital Service & Med. Service group ins. 1165.75 County Treasurer OASI 1439.84 Daniel F. Koprinikar exp. 19.00 Claude L. Gerard exp. 46.57 Alfred F. Orlosky exp. 44.45 Maxwell R. Barz exp. 100.59 Hugh R. Warder legal Services 187.50 John F. Healy exp. 160.45 Leila E. Mosher C.S.R. transcript 178.00 Total...........................................................................................$ 31,359.51 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day teen 19 - In each of the following requests for exemption seperate motions were made by Commissioner Gerard, with seconds by Commissioner Orlosky and unanimous votes declared in favor of approving each, to -wit: Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph, Castle Peak Station, and property owner, J. Perry Olsen. Thomas Lumber & Supply Shopping Center, South west of Basalt, and property owner, Margaret Arlian. Texas Construction Co.,Subdivision of Vail Das Schone Filing No. 1, property owner, H. Larese with condition that no further building can occur on either half and the lot be fully described on resubdivision for.revision of final plat. Crazy Horse Campground, four miles west of Gypsum, and property owner, Violet 14. Montgomery. Hinderliter Ranch, confluence of Taylor Creek and Frying Pan River, property owner, Virginia Hinderliter'on condition that a thirty foot wide building setback from all streams be observed. Ruedi Creek Meadows, Ruedi Creek, Lot 3, Tr. 37, Sec. 1, T85, R85W, property owners, Jack R. Sharp and.Aubrey Sharp, with condition they comply with the rules and regulationsof the Environmental Health Dept. River West, one mile west of BasAlt along Hwy 82, property owner, Leonard M. Thomas, deceased, by William El Clark, Atty. Victor J. and Marjorie K. Gallina residence site, approx. 114d 1/3 miles south of Edwards on Lake Creek road, property owner, D. S. Jackman, Jr., with condition that a right-of-way be given to Eagle County for.road for 60 ft, or from fence line to fence line, whichever is greater and that there be a thirty foot building setback. RodentII Lester Jeremiah, County Extension Agent, appeared and inquired about rodent control. The Comm control advised him of money budgeted, he to administer the program and turn in receipts from same to the County Treasurer. Gasoline & In the matter of gasoline and fuel bids to the County, a motion was made by Commissioner Gerard fuel bids to accept the bid of Standard Oil Company (Fred Collett, Gypsum, Colorado, for gasoline and diesel fuel as follows: American Regular gasoline 0 .2070 American Premium Diesel Fuel #2 ® .1950 Amco Diesel Fuel #1 ® .2060 The motion was seconded by G6mmissioner Orlosky and declared unanimous by the Chairman. The Clerk to advise the successful bidder. Medical Marjorie Gates, Peggy Jacobsgaard and Patricia Amon appeared as members of the Medical Advisory Advisory Council and advised the Commissioners of the next meeting of said organization on April 5, 1973• Council Mrs. Gates inquired about the personel policies to be formulated also tendered Erick Edeen's request for help in his department. Permits foi A group composed of Clarence Rasmussen, R.E.A.; Bill Holland, Mtn. Bell; Mr. Rudder, Vail Cable T.V excavating and.Ernest Henry, Pub. Service of Colo., appeared on the problem of -their service lines being cut by the many excavating construction companies in the Gore Valley. The need of licensing of contractors and permits for excavating was discussed. A suggested time table for excavation to be done only through the warmer season, April 1 to Nov. 1, The Commissioners were sympathetic to the need and promiced action in the matter at least as soon as the expected zoning with accompanying inspection of construction (building) goes into effect. The town of Gypsum, by letter, requested that Richard Turgeon be considered as the replacement for II Grant Brallier as tLlternate on the Eagle County Planning Commission. Upon such recommendation, Commissioner Orlosky moved that Richard Turgeon be appointed to teplace fir..Brallier. Commissioner Gerard seconded the motion and the Chairman declared -the vote to be unanimous making the appintment definite. There being no further business to come before the Board, it was moved, seconded and passed to ad- journ. until the next regular meeting unless sooner called by the Chairman [\ een� r Attest:) Clerk to Board. �� w .tic Chairman ROAD & BRIDGE FUND Al .Orlosky, Commissioner exp. 48.50 Daniel Koprinikar, Commissioner exp. 54.44 Claude L. Gerard exp. 59.46 Bernard B. Ginther, Road Supervisor salary & exp. 680.00 Garland Bertroch, Bridge Foreman salary 550.00 Joe Carter, Operator exp. & salary 600.00 John W. Hill, Operator salary 550.00 .Jess A. Pettit, Shovel Operator salary 550.00 Joe Phillips, Shop Foreman salary 550.00 Louie Rimbert, Tractor Operator salary 550.00 Phillip Shelden, Operator dalaryor 550.00 Jim Southerland, Mechanic salary 550.00 James E. Watson, Operator salary 550.00 Francis D. Daugherty, Operator salary 550.00 Cleaburn J. Gordon, Truck Driver salary 522.50 Glen Kittle, Truck Driver salary 522.50 Terry Nunn, Truck Dirver salary 522.50 Marvin Borah, Road Overseer salary & exp. 600.00 Samuel Carter, Road Overseer salary & exp. 600.00 Ernest L. Cock, Road Overseer salary & exp. 600.00 Wren Eaton, Road Overseer salary & exp. 600.00 Vernon Eiswerth, Road Overseer salary & exp. 638.50 A. H. Hoyt, Road Overseer salary & exp. 600.00 Walter F. Owen, Road Overseer If salary & exp. 600.00 Walter J. Owen, Road Overseer salary & exp. 600.00 + Joseph Skiles, Road Overseer salary & exp. 600.00 Joe.Phillips, Janitor salary 41.25 Randy Hoyt, Labor salary 388.96 Colorado Blue Cross & Blue Shield ins. 712.10 County Treasurer O.A.S.I. 1765.90 Total .................. ............. ............. ................................................... 13,828.61 Bridge Roger Hocking, Eldorado Engineering, appeared and tendered an engineering agreement for work to crossing be done on building a new bridge crossing the Roaring Fork River near Basalt (at Emma), Colorado, together Roaring with a proposed agreement between the Board of County Commissioners of Pitkin County and the board of County Fork River Commissioners of Eagle County. (Emma) After due consideration by the Board, the Chairman signed both agreements. Mr. Hocking then hand carried the one to the Commissioners of Pitkin County for their consideration and signature, a copy of which will appear following these minutes. In each of the following requests for exemption seperate motions were made by Commissioner Gerard, with seconds by Commissioner Orlosky and unanimous votes declared in favor of approving each, to -wit: Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph, Castle Peak Station, and property owner, J. Perry Olsen. Thomas Lumber & Supply Shopping Center, South west of Basalt, and property owner, Margaret Arlian. Texas Construction Co.,Subdivision of Vail Das Schone Filing No. 1, property owner, H. Larese with condition that no further building can occur on either half and the lot be fully described on resubdivision for.revision of final plat. Crazy Horse Campground, four miles west of Gypsum, and property owner, Violet 14. Montgomery. Hinderliter Ranch, confluence of Taylor Creek and Frying Pan River, property owner, Virginia Hinderliter'on condition that a thirty foot wide building setback from all streams be observed. Ruedi Creek Meadows, Ruedi Creek, Lot 3, Tr. 37, Sec. 1, T85, R85W, property owners, Jack R. Sharp and.Aubrey Sharp, with condition they comply with the rules and regulationsof the Environmental Health Dept. River West, one mile west of BasAlt along Hwy 82, property owner, Leonard M. Thomas, deceased, by William El Clark, Atty. Victor J. and Marjorie K. Gallina residence site, approx. 114d 1/3 miles south of Edwards on Lake Creek road, property owner, D. S. Jackman, Jr., with condition that a right-of-way be given to Eagle County for.road for 60 ft, or from fence line to fence line, whichever is greater and that there be a thirty foot building setback. RodentII Lester Jeremiah, County Extension Agent, appeared and inquired about rodent control. The Comm control advised him of money budgeted, he to administer the program and turn in receipts from same to the County Treasurer. Gasoline & In the matter of gasoline and fuel bids to the County, a motion was made by Commissioner Gerard fuel bids to accept the bid of Standard Oil Company (Fred Collett, Gypsum, Colorado, for gasoline and diesel fuel as follows: American Regular gasoline 0 .2070 American Premium Diesel Fuel #2 ® .1950 Amco Diesel Fuel #1 ® .2060 The motion was seconded by G6mmissioner Orlosky and declared unanimous by the Chairman. The Clerk to advise the successful bidder. Medical Marjorie Gates, Peggy Jacobsgaard and Patricia Amon appeared as members of the Medical Advisory Advisory Council and advised the Commissioners of the next meeting of said organization on April 5, 1973• Council Mrs. Gates inquired about the personel policies to be formulated also tendered Erick Edeen's request for help in his department. Permits foi A group composed of Clarence Rasmussen, R.E.A.; Bill Holland, Mtn. Bell; Mr. Rudder, Vail Cable T.V excavating and.Ernest Henry, Pub. Service of Colo., appeared on the problem of -their service lines being cut by the many excavating construction companies in the Gore Valley. The need of licensing of contractors and permits for excavating was discussed. A suggested time table for excavation to be done only through the warmer season, April 1 to Nov. 1, The Commissioners were sympathetic to the need and promiced action in the matter at least as soon as the expected zoning with accompanying inspection of construction (building) goes into effect. The town of Gypsum, by letter, requested that Richard Turgeon be considered as the replacement for II Grant Brallier as tLlternate on the Eagle County Planning Commission. Upon such recommendation, Commissioner Orlosky moved that Richard Turgeon be appointed to teplace fir..Brallier. Commissioner Gerard seconded the motion and the Chairman declared -the vote to be unanimous making the appintment definite. There being no further business to come before the Board, it was moved, seconded and passed to ad- journ. until the next regular meeting unless sooner called by the Chairman [\ een� r Attest:) Clerk to Board. �� w .tic Chairman 8 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day March term 19 -April 2, -1 973L -- . 973 - Me w F. RDEM. cw. I 1:.54 ! 45.60 238.21 77.25 58.52 24.00 6.80 9.00 66.86 6.00' 12998 109.20 6o.05 188.08 6.44 148.46 217.21 2879.67 372.00 5.50 18.36 675.04 31.60 16.00 3.79 119.30 2.81 141.78 2.50 43.55 267.20 205.49 33.85 29.94 519.26 365.00 64.90 16.63 41.58 127.95 .............................................................................................. 7,261.90 George Miller Rio Grande Motor Way Inc. Doris Carter Doris Carter Clair Bertroch Erik W. Edeen Erik W. Edson Environmental Health Michael S. Blair Porter Industries Skelly Oil Co. Eagle Auto Parts E. Norgard Mobil Service 'Phillips Petroleum Co. Independent Lumber Co. Dick Wheeler, Inc. Colo. Law Enforcement Training Academy Ferguson Company Inc. New England Business Service American Legion Aux. Unit #194 Glenn Anddrson Eagle Volunteer Fire Department Minturn Vokunteer Fire Dept. New Jersey Zinc Col Vail Valley Medical Center Plateau Typewriter Exchange Del Chemical Corporation Hometoyn Supply Co. Hometown Supply Co. Mick's 66 Service Zep Manufacturing Co. Eagle Valley Enterprise, Inc. R4ymonds Printing & Office Machines Eagle Valley Enterprise, Inc. C.F. Hoeckel Blank Book & Lithographing Co. Cope Office Supply The Independent Lumber Co. Mountain Bell Mountain Bell lyepox Corp. goly Cross Electric Assn., Inc. Eagle Sanitation Dist. Rocky tits. Nat. Gas Co. Garfield Co. Abstract Co. Out West Office Products, Inc. Pat Bell Agency, Inc. Mountain Bell GENERAL FUND labor freight jail laundry jail meals labor exp. mileage postage exp service gas & supplies repairs repairs' tires, gas & oil supplies repairs tuition narcotic kits supplies rent rent rent rent rent rent supplies & repairs supplies supplies supplies supplies supplies legals Office machines supplies & printing supplies supplies supplies service service usage service service service copies suppliess ins service 65.00 4.79' 12.40 250.00 46.50 156.90 178.40 13.89 209.63 50.00 2.80 39 5.25 90.18 15.53 95.40 5.0 49.28 7.35 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 18.00 300.00 132.34 67.70 33.55 31.90 87.11 r 100.00 109.02 769.75 { 230.00 708.09 36.80 ;3477 35.46 22..86 70.60 ii 363.06 72.00 169.42 21.00 43.50 602.00 21.11 REGULAR MEETING ROAD & BRIDGE FUND Public Service Co. of Colorado services Yampa Valley Electric Assn., Inc. service H61y Cross Electric Assn., Inc. service Rocky Mtn. Nat. Gas Co., Inc. service Eagle Valley Telephone Co. service Eagle Sanitation Dist. service Basalt Sanitation Dist. service Town,of Bas&it service Holy.Cross Auto Service rent & parts Basalt Texaco stickers & repairs Transport Clearings of Colo freight Swanson Sand & Gravel coal Gay Johnson's Inc. tires Standard Recap Co, tires Continental Oil Co. gas Continental Oil Co. oil & fuel Petco, Inc. fuel Standard Oil fuel & oil Scot, Pump Co. pump parts Blake's Blacksmith Shop parts Gerard Brothers parts Eagle Auto Parts parts & tires Glen$ood Supply Co. parts & repairs Elder, Quinn & McGill Inc. parts d. ru High.Country Lumber Co. parts Holland Auto Parts, Inc. parts Mountain Electric & Refrigeration supplies Garfield Steel & Welding Supply supplies Phillips & Anderson Tire Go. supplies Downing Supply Co. supplies Muni -Chem Corporation supplies McCoy Company supplies Lawson Products, Inc. supplies The Independent Lumber Co. supplies Macdonald Equipment Co. supplies Lucksinger Brothers said rental Togn of Eagle water & trash Revier Equipment Co. supplies Rocky Mtn. Nat. Gas Co., Inc. service Phoenix Mutual Life Ins. Co. group ins. 1:.54 ! 45.60 238.21 77.25 58.52 24.00 6.80 9.00 66.86 6.00' 12998 109.20 6o.05 188.08 6.44 148.46 217.21 2879.67 372.00 5.50 18.36 675.04 31.60 16.00 3.79 119.30 2.81 141.78 2.50 43.55 267.20 205.49 33.85 29.94 519.26 365.00 64.90 16.63 41.58 127.95 .............................................................................................. 7,261.90 George Miller Rio Grande Motor Way Inc. Doris Carter Doris Carter Clair Bertroch Erik W. Edeen Erik W. Edson Environmental Health Michael S. Blair Porter Industries Skelly Oil Co. Eagle Auto Parts E. Norgard Mobil Service 'Phillips Petroleum Co. Independent Lumber Co. Dick Wheeler, Inc. Colo. Law Enforcement Training Academy Ferguson Company Inc. New England Business Service American Legion Aux. Unit #194 Glenn Anddrson Eagle Volunteer Fire Department Minturn Vokunteer Fire Dept. New Jersey Zinc Col Vail Valley Medical Center Plateau Typewriter Exchange Del Chemical Corporation Hometoyn Supply Co. Hometown Supply Co. Mick's 66 Service Zep Manufacturing Co. Eagle Valley Enterprise, Inc. R4ymonds Printing & Office Machines Eagle Valley Enterprise, Inc. C.F. Hoeckel Blank Book & Lithographing Co. Cope Office Supply The Independent Lumber Co. Mountain Bell Mountain Bell lyepox Corp. goly Cross Electric Assn., Inc. Eagle Sanitation Dist. Rocky tits. Nat. Gas Co. Garfield Co. Abstract Co. Out West Office Products, Inc. Pat Bell Agency, Inc. Mountain Bell GENERAL FUND labor freight jail laundry jail meals labor exp. mileage postage exp service gas & supplies repairs repairs' tires, gas & oil supplies repairs tuition narcotic kits supplies rent rent rent rent rent rent supplies & repairs supplies supplies supplies supplies supplies legals Office machines supplies & printing supplies supplies supplies service service usage service service service copies suppliess ins service 65.00 4.79' 12.40 250.00 46.50 156.90 178.40 13.89 209.63 50.00 2.80 39 5.25 90.18 15.53 95.40 5.0 49.28 7.35 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 18.00 300.00 132.34 67.70 33.55 31.90 87.11 r 100.00 109.02 769.75 { 230.00 708.09 36.80 ;3477 35.46 22..86 70.60 ii 363.06 72.00 169.42 21.00 43.50 602.00 21.11 9 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day__._ tens 19 19 1.10 106.40 914.55 57.80 491.07 55.57 25.50 43.05 Total.............................................................................................$ 7,387.80 REGULAR MEETING Present: Daniel F. Koprinikar Chairman Claude L. Gerard Commissioner A. F. Orlosky 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 bills shown above were allowed and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for same in full payment thereof: ReroutingUpon Gambles Store supplies McMillan Lease Finance Inc. payment Heights, a Eagle Valley Telephone Go. service motion was made by Claude Gerard and Plateay Typewriter Exchange supplies & service by Al Orlosky which, was then declared unanimous Olivetti Corp. typewriter Heights Barbara H. O'Toole custodian & supplies County Charles Stanley labor Donald E. Price exp. 19 1.10 106.40 914.55 57.80 491.07 55.57 25.50 43.05 Total.............................................................................................$ 7,387.80 REGULAR MEETING Present: Daniel F. Koprinikar Chairman Claude L. Gerard Commissioner A. F. Orlosky 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 bills shown above were allowed and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for same in full payment thereof: ReroutingUpon the request of Robert McMillan for an exemption for rerouting a stream in Vgil Heights, a stream, Vai 11 motion was made by Claude Gerard and seconded by Al Orlosky which, was then declared unanimous by the Chairman Heights to allow the exemption from the Eagle County Subdivision Regulations. Bridge crosA Mr. & Mrs. Settlemeyr from the Bond area appeared and asked for advise on obtaining a bridge for ing Colo. crossing of the Colorado River to land south of the river where they live. At this time they cross on the River I railroad bridge. The Commissioners furnished them with names of persons to contact. 'tae auction of county equipment on Mprch 31, netted $3,215.25. for a 3.2 beer license The hearing on the application of Safeway Stores/by Bradley, Campbell & Carney, attys., was set for May 7, 1973, at 1:30 P. M. A motion was made by Commissioner Gerard to refer a request,of C. Norman Jones to vacate Lots 10, 11, 12 and 13 of Vail Heights Filing No. 1, to the Planning Coomission. The motion was seconded by Commis- ~ sioner Orlosky and declared unanimous by the Chairman. New hose foie Upon the request of the Gypsum Volunteer Fire Department ai.motion was made by Commissioner Gerard Gypsum Vol. to payc$450.00 of the cost of new hose being purchased by said Fire Department. Commissioner Orlosky Fire Dept. seconded the motion which was declared unanimous by the Chairman.. of Anthony J9 Katherine M. Rossi, Vail, Colorado Abatement A petition for abatement on behalf/was tendered to the Board for:.theit attention, the Assessor having recommended that the abatement be allowed. Thereupon Commissioner Gerard moved that the recommendation of the Assessor be concurred in and that an abatement be allowed on an assessed valuation of $2,820.00 on Real Estate for the year 1972, tax $280.73. Said motion was seconded by Commissioner Orlosky and was declared unanimous by the Chairman. A petition for abatement on behalf of Ronald I. Zall, Denver, Colorado, was tendered to the Board for their attention, the Assessor having recommended that the abatement be allowed. Thereupon Commissioner Orlosky moved that the recommendation of the Assessor be concurred in and that an abatement be allowed on an assessed valuation of $13,150.00 on Real Estate for the year 1972, tax $1,243.33. Said motion was seconded by Commissioner Gerard and declared unanimous by the Chairman. A petition for abatement on behalf of Beulah A. Wood, Basalt, Colorado, was tendered to the Board for their attention, the Assessor having recommended that the ababtment be allowed. Thereupon Commissioner Orlosky moved that the recommendation of the Assessor be concurred in and The following were tendered by Mike Blair, County Planner, for consideration and determination by the Commissioners, to -wit: Solar Crest A preliminary plan on Solar Crest Condominium by Byron Brown. 6.motion was heard from Commissioner Condominium Orlosky and the second by Commissioner Gerard, to approve the preliminary plan, which was declared unanimous preliminary by the Chairman. A condition being tb::tender a condominium map for final approval. plan An exemption request on Solar Crest by Byron Brown referring to the need for filing a final plat was denied upon motion by Commissioner Orlosky, with second by Commissioner Gerard and declared unanimous by the Chairman. Said denial being because relief asked for had effectively been granted by action of the Board in approving the preliminary plan subject to condition that applicant submit a condominium map to the Plann- ing Commission and Board for final approval. Timber Fall A preliminary plan on Timber Falls Condominium was referred back to the Planning Commission for Condominigm further study byomotion of Commissioner Orlosky, second by Commissioner Gerard declared unanimous by the Chairman. River Run A preliminary plan on River Run Condominium by McKibben, was approved upon motion by Commissioner Condominium Gerard, second by Commissioner Orlosky and declared unanimous by the Chairman. A condition being to tender a condominium Tpap for final approval by Planning Commission and the Board. A variance request on River Run by McKibben referring to the need for filing a final plat was denied upon motion by Commissioner Orlosky, withesecond by Commissioner Gerard and declared unanimous by the Chairman. Said.denial being because relief asked for had effectively been granted by action of the Board in approving the preliminary plan subject to condition that applicant submit a condominium map for final approval by the_.Planning Commission and the Board. Timber Line A preliminary plan on Timber Line Condominium .by Tom Sybald, was approved upon motion by Commission Condominium Gerard, second by Commissioner Orlosky and declared unanimous by the Chairman. A condition being to tender a conddminium.gap for final approval by Planning Commission and the Board. A variance request on Timber Line Condominium by Tom Sybald referring to the need for filing -a fins plat wad denied upon motion by Commissioner Orlosky, with second by Commissioner Gerard and declared unani- mous by the Chairman. Said denial being because relief asked for had effectively been granted by action of the Board in approving the preliminary plan subject to condition that applicant submit a condominium pap for final approval by the Planning Commission and the Board. Phone syste secgqnded by A motion was made by Commissioner Orlosky approving a phone system for the County Planner.P Comm - Co. Planner issioner Gerard and declared unanimous by the Chairman. A motion was made by Commissioner Gerard to refer a request,of C. Norman Jones to vacate Lots 10, 11, 12 and 13 of Vail Heights Filing No. 1, to the Planning Coomission. The motion was seconded by Commis- ~ sioner Orlosky and declared unanimous by the Chairman. New hose foie Upon the request of the Gypsum Volunteer Fire Department ai.motion was made by Commissioner Gerard Gypsum Vol. to payc$450.00 of the cost of new hose being purchased by said Fire Department. Commissioner Orlosky Fire Dept. seconded the motion which was declared unanimous by the Chairman.. of Anthony J9 Katherine M. Rossi, Vail, Colorado Abatement A petition for abatement on behalf/was tendered to the Board for:.theit attention, the Assessor having recommended that the abatement be allowed. Thereupon Commissioner Gerard moved that the recommendation of the Assessor be concurred in and that an abatement be allowed on an assessed valuation of $2,820.00 on Real Estate for the year 1972, tax $280.73. Said motion was seconded by Commissioner Orlosky and was declared unanimous by the Chairman. A petition for abatement on behalf of Ronald I. Zall, Denver, Colorado, was tendered to the Board for their attention, the Assessor having recommended that the abatement be allowed. Thereupon Commissioner Orlosky moved that the recommendation of the Assessor be concurred in and that an abatement be allowed on an assessed valuation of $13,150.00 on Real Estate for the year 1972, tax $1,243.33. Said motion was seconded by Commissioner Gerard and declared unanimous by the Chairman. A petition for abatement on behalf of Beulah A. Wood, Basalt, Colorado, was tendered to the Board for their attention, the Assessor having recommended that the ababtment be allowed. Thereupon Commissioner Orlosky moved that the recommendation of the Assessor be concurred in and 10 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day term 19— 19 an abatement. be allowed, assessed valuation $2;245.00, on building, year 1972, tax $177.76; Commissioner Gerard seconded the motion and the Chairman declared c.., _—,- the vote unanimous. A petition for abatement on behalf of Vail Clinic, Incq Vail, Colorado, was tendered to the Com— missioners for their consideration, the Assessor having recommended that the abatement be allowed. Thereupon Commissioner Gerard moved that the recommendation of the Assessor be concurred in and the' an abatement be allowed on an assessed valuation of $4,610.00 on Real Estate for the year 1972, tax $403.15. { The motion was seconded by Commissioner Orlosky and declared unanimous by the Chairman. A. petition for c:refund:,t on behalf of Donald & Mable Ginther, Minturn, Colorado, was tendered to to the Commissioners for their consideration, the Assessor having recommended that the arefundr,t be allowed. Thereupon Commissioner Orlosky moved that the recommendation of the Assessor be concurred in and thitt an "refundt be allowed on an assessed valuation of $410.00 on Real Estate for the year 1973, tax $34.26. II The motion was seconded by Commissioner Gerard and declared unani.mous.by.the Chairman.. Therebeing no further business to come 15efore the Board, it was moved, seconded and passed to adjourn until the next regular meeting unless sooner called by the Chairman. Attest: Cl r o Poard, 1 4. R E S O L U T I O N WHEREAS, a modification of the approved Service Plan, supplemental documenas and a processing fee have boon filed rCl to the Upper Eagle Valley Sanitation District; and WHEREAS, the law requires that a Hearing be called a:4d held within 30 days of this meeting concerning the adequacy of said modification of the approved Service Plan; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BCARD OF COv^da COMMXSSIONERS OF EAGLE COUNTY, COLORADO: Section 1. That a Hearing on the modification of to approved Service Plan, as filed, for the Upper Eagle Valley 0ani- tation District, be and the same is hereby set for the hour of 1'- o'clockh.m., at the County Courthouse, in Eagle, Coloieadc, the regular meeting place of the Board of County Commissioners, on the 'N'j day of , 1973. Section 2. That the Clerk of this Board is hereby directed to cause the Notice of Hearing to be published in the Eagle Valley Enterprise, Eagle, Colorado, a newspaper of general circulation within the County, once each erect for a period of three sueccssivo weeks by three publications, the first publication to be at least 20 days prior to the date of Hearing. Sect -on 3. That the Clerk is hereby further directed to provide written Notice of the Hearing to the petitioner and to the governing body of any existing municipality or special district which has levied an ad valorem tax within the next preceding tax year and has boundaries within a radius of three wilco of the Lvpor Eagle Valley Sanitation District, and also to the Planning Cc :-AG- sion of Eagle County. Section 4. That said Notice shall by its subetantia"ly the following form: 1 I I t � r r,. STX2L OF COLOrvinO ) 1 ss. COUNTY OF IiACILL NOTICE OF ) IRI G PC�3:3C tiOTIk:E IS IGERrBY GIVEN Y'hat there aero filed w;lth t'0 Caus: < F,lcr. and necorder of Eagle Couatty, Colorado, a Y1udiF,ieea tion of t'%- agproxrad Service clan and related dcomtents for UI t:p r Eajle valley Sanitation District Said aitediIieaticn cal 4lao age.savca service Plan and related docur:ento are now on filo in the o; -'lice of the Clerk and Recorder and are available for publ,io inspection. NOTICE IS FURTHER GI%TN That, by Order of the^ County Co.-..is�ioners of Eagle County, Colorado, a public Hearing oat said f1c"tion. of tine approved Service Flan and rea.atod doeurtenta Wil * b. °t.._d at the County Courthouse, in Eagle, Colorado, at Akl-J" c' c,,:cic S .i:. , on ka s , the day of /"kgs 1.973. The purpose of said iWarinq shall be to cunsi.dor the adequacy of the modification of ti:e approved service Plan of the Uppar Eagle. Valley Sanitation District and form a basic for adoPL J a Rosoluticn approvin , conditionally approving or disapproving said r.:odification to the Service Plan. The Upper Eagle Valley Sanitation District 1.0 a legally constituted District located entirely within Eagle County, Colorado. THIS NOTICE GIVEN BY ORDER of the BgjArd of County Com- missioners of Eagle County, Colorado, this le dny 0 Ant7>" 1973. (S E A L) County Clerk and Recorder Ilk T STX2L OF COLOrvinO ) 1 ss. COUNTY OF IiACILL NOTICE OF ) IRI G PC�3:3C tiOTIk:E IS IGERrBY GIVEN Y'hat there aero filed w;lth t'0 Caus: < F,lcr. and necorder of Eagle Couatty, Colorado, a Y1udiF,ieea tion of t'%- agproxrad Service clan and related dcomtents for UI t:p r Eajle valley Sanitation District Said aitediIieaticn cal 4lao age.savca service Plan and related docur:ento are now on filo in the o; -'lice of the Clerk and Recorder and are available for publ,io inspection. NOTICE IS FURTHER GI%TN That, by Order of the^ County Co.-..is�ioners of Eagle County, Colorado, a public Hearing oat said f1c"tion. of tine approved Service Flan and rea.atod doeurtenta Wil * b. °t.._d at the County Courthouse, in Eagle, Colorado, at Akl-J" c' c,,:cic S .i:. , on ka s , the day of /"kgs 1.973. The purpose of said iWarinq shall be to cunsi.dor the adequacy of the modification of ti:e approved service Plan of the Uppar Eagle. Valley Sanitation District and form a basic for adoPL J a Rosoluticn approvin , conditionally approving or disapproving said r.:odification to the Service Plan. The Upper Eagle Valley Sanitation District 1.0 a legally constituted District located entirely within Eagle County, Colorado. THIS NOTICE GIVEN BY ORDER of the BgjArd of County Com- missioners of Eagle County, Colorado, this le dny 0 Ant7>" 1973. (S E A L) County Clerk and Recorder Ilk L i STX2L OF COLOrvinO ) 1 ss. COUNTY OF IiACILL NOTICE OF ) IRI G PC�3:3C tiOTIk:E IS IGERrBY GIVEN Y'hat there aero filed w;lth t'0 Caus: < F,lcr. and necorder of Eagle Couatty, Colorado, a Y1udiF,ieea tion of t'%- agproxrad Service clan and related dcomtents for UI t:p r Eajle valley Sanitation District Said aitediIieaticn cal 4lao age.savca service Plan and related docur:ento are now on filo in the o; -'lice of the Clerk and Recorder and are available for publ,io inspection. NOTICE IS FURTHER GI%TN That, by Order of the^ County Co.-..is�ioners of Eagle County, Colorado, a public Hearing oat said f1c"tion. of tine approved Service Flan and rea.atod doeurtenta Wil * b. °t.._d at the County Courthouse, in Eagle, Colorado, at Akl-J" c' c,,:cic S .i:. , on ka s , the day of /"kgs 1.973. The purpose of said iWarinq shall be to cunsi.dor the adequacy of the modification of ti:e approved service Plan of the Uppar Eagle. Valley Sanitation District and form a basic for adoPL J a Rosoluticn approvin , conditionally approving or disapproving said r.:odification to the Service Plan. The Upper Eagle Valley Sanitation District 1.0 a legally constituted District located entirely within Eagle County, Colorado. THIS NOTICE GIVEN BY ORDER of the BgjArd of County Com- missioners of Eagle County, Colorado, this le dny 0 Ant7>" 1973. (S E A L) County Clerk and Recorder i' Section 5. The Hoard of County ;;agiv. , County, Colorado, do'as hereby waive the reguix,:�m ^ )t of Uin o1?c€ia1 r. District Control Act rroviding that the of tho aiahagoved Service r1an be fiilell at least 10 days; price to a rogular m-ov ienq ti. date of the Board of County Con ission€)ro. Section G. 4111 resolutions, or parts thereof, in vvn lik°t t. with the provisia;n hereof, be and the oEmo are hereby nu Fca lc,, . Section b. That this Resolution'., attwmediatoly uv on itn passage, shall be recorded in the Rook of, P%osolutiono of the rrmnty kept for that purpose and shall be authenticated by the ^a=�a:1flas&a of the Chairman of the soar74 of County tb;rni :ionerc a�Lld Bhe V' ;01 Clerk and Recorder. ADOPTLn A::j APPROVED This /� day of April, 1991. �SEA�L D o - °Ala�eS Clerir a .�rtu Y Hoard of County Coma+iosidnoro k ll— I 6 LI Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners— day—April term 19— Apri,_lo, 19_7�_. SPECIAL MEETING Present: Daniel F. Koprinikar Chairman Claude L. Gerard Commissioner A. F. Orlosky Commissioner Absent: (Hugh Warder County Attorney) (Maxwell R. Barz Clerk to Board) Gerry Sheldon Clerical Hire (County Clerk's Office) Upper Eagle The Chairman having called this special meeting at this time lt30:Olclock P. M. and date and those Valley San. appearing as above shown. The Petitioner, Upper Eagle Valley Sanitation, appearing by their Board of Direc- Dist. tors member, Fred Green. Others present were Kent Rose, representing Vail Water and Sanitation District; Mike Blair, Eagle County Planner; Hubert N. Peterson, Chairman, Eagle County Planning Commission; Erick Edeen, Eagle bounty Sanitarian and Dr. Thomas I. Steinberg, Eagle County Health Officer. • Thereupon the following proceedings, among others, were had and taken. The Board was informed that a modification of the approved Service Plan, supplemental documents illand•the required processing fee had been filed for the Upper Eagle Valley Sanitation District, and a request made that a Hearing on said modification of the approved Service Plan be called and held. Thereupon Commissioner Gerard introduced and moved the adoption of the following Resolution: /I - (Resolution) It was then moved by Commissioner Orlosky and seconded by Commissioner Gerard, 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. The questioh being upon the adoption of said motion and the suspension of the rules, the roll was called with the following result: Those voting AYE: Commissioners: Daniel F. Keprinikar Claude L. Gerard Alfred F. Orlosky Those voting NAY: None. All members of the Board of County Commissioners having voted in favor of said motion, the pre- siding officer declared said motion carried and the rules suspended. Commissioner Gerard then moved that said Resolution be passed and adopted as read. Commissioner Orlosky seconded the motion: The question being upon the passage and adoption of said Resolution, the roll was called with the following results: Those voting AYE: Commissioners: Daniel F. Koprinikar Claude L. Gerard Alfred F.,Oklosky Those voting NAY: None. The presiding officer thereupon declared that a mdjority of all the Commissioners elected having voted in favor thereof, the motion was carried and the Resolution duly passed and adopted. (SEA L) Attest: Maxwell R. Barz County Clerk & Recorder STATE OF COLORADO ) ) SS. COUNTY OF EAGLE ) Daniel F. Koprinikar ,. Chairman Board of County Commissioners I, Maxwell R. Barz, County Clerk and Recorder of the County of Eagle, State of Colorado, do hereby certify that the foregoing pages number 1 to b, inclusive, constitute a true and corredt copy of the record of proceedings of the Hoard of County Commissioners of said County, taken at a regular meeting held on the 10th day of April, 1973, at the Eagle County Courthouse, Eagle, Colorado, insofar as said minutes relate to a Resolution, a copy of whidh is therein set forth; that the copy of said Resolution contained in the minutes is a full, true and correct copy of the original of said Resolution as adopted by the Hoard of County rCommissioners at said meeting; that the original Resolution has been duly signed and approved by the•presiding officer of the Board of County Commissioners and myself, as County Clerk and Recorder, sealed with the corporate seal of the County and recorded in the Rook of Resolutions of the County kept for that purpose in my office. I further certify that the Chairman and two members of the foard of County Commissioners were present at said meeting and that all members of the Board voted on the passage of the Resolution as set forth in said minutesl IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and the seal of said County of Eagle, Colorado, this 10th day of April, 1973• (SEAL) Maxwell R. Barz Bounty Clerk and Redorder 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 the the C airman. o, h i:mian Cl r o Board. 5 N 7 12 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day. April term 19- April 25,19-a- ar. Ro .c DOM SPECIAL MEETING Present: Daniel F. Koprinikar Chairman Claude L. Gerard Commissioner A. F. Orlosky Commissioner Hugh Warder County Attorney Maxwell R. Harz Clerk to Board The following bills were read and approved and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for same in full payment thereof: Claude L. Gerard, County Commissioner Daniel F. Koprinikar, County Commissioner Alfred Orlosky, County Commissioner Maxwell R. Bars, County Clerk Gussie Baker, Dep. County Clerk Eleanor, Bindley, Dep. County Clerk Starr Doll, Dep. County Clerk Lena Marie Yost, Dep. County Clerk Margaret Davenport, Clerical Hire Eva L. Luby, Clerical Hire Buena L.. Eichler, Clerical Hire Maureen E. Haggart, Clerical Hire Geraldine Shelton, Clerical Hire Donna. Deane, Chief Accounting Officer Hubert N. Peterson, County Treasurer Dessie D. Mathews, Dep. County Treasurer Bobby Peterson, Dep. County Treasurer Lily Forster, Clerical Hire Clair Bertroch, County Assessor Clair Bertroch Vincent Eichler, Dep. County Assessor Vincent Eichler Ella Bindley, Dep. County Assessor Karleen Bonaly, Clerical Hire Hugh R. Warder, County Attorney Norma J. Anderson, Secy. Dist. Atty. Doris Carter, Custodian Roland L. Gerard, Janitor annex John F. Healy, Dist. Attorney John F. Healy Arlys H. Ward, Secy. Dist. Atty. Denis Joseph Seitz, Asst. Dist. Atty. Karol Lynn Parlin, Secy. Dist. Atty. Hugh R. Warder, Dep: Dist. Atty. Hugh R. Warder Norma J. Anderson, Secy. Dist. Atty. Henry Rey, Supervisor, Landfill Robert E. Widden, Supervisor, Landfill Robert C. Watson, Landfill Operator Robert C. Watson, Landfill Operator James Seabry, County Sheriff George Miller, Dep. Co. Sheriff William M. Murphy, Dep. Co. Sheriff Tom Davis, Undersheriff Robert Weiler, Dep. County Sheriff Gary Taylor, Dep. Co. Sheriff Danny J. Williams, Dep: Co. Sheriff Carol Conder, Clerical Hire Lester Jeremiah, Co. Extension Agent Lester Jeremiah Eileen Randall, Secy. Ext. Agent Jack W. Johnson, County Surveyor Maxwell R. Barz, Co. Veterans Service Officer Erik W. Edeen, County Sanitarian Bernice G. Webb, Secy. Co. Sanitarian Margie Gates, P.H.N. Hester Bertroch, Secy. P.H.N. Margaret Jacobsgaard, PHU. Diana L. Isgrig, Secy. P.H.N. Thomas I Steinberg, Public Health Officer Jack W. Johnson, Divil Defense Director Kathleen Yantzer, Secy. C. D. D. Michael S. Blair, County Planner Katherine T. Terry, Secy. County Planner Colo. Hosp. Serv. & Colo. Med. Serv. County Treasurer kaniel F. Koprinikar Claude L. Gerard Claude L. Gerard Llfred Orlosky lillard E. Wilson Eldorado Engineering Co. Dennis J. Seitz Hugh Warder 1. S. Darley and Co. GENERAL FUND salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary exp. salary exp. salary salary salary salary salary salary salary exp. salary salary salary salary exp. salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary office salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary group 0 A S (March) & exp. supplies Ins. I exp. exp. exp. exp. lawn maintenance services exp. legal services supplies 427.08 427.08 427.08 604.17 500.00 500.00 500.00 500.00 475.00 126.24 425.00 273.52 336.64 i 243.75 604.17 500.00 500.00 147.28 604.17 i 20.60 500.00 24.90 500:00 475.00 250.00 200.00 550.00 50.00 140.00 162.14 175.00 306.25 157:50 550.00 6.36 180.00 297.50 525.00 158.50 412.10 + 687.50 600.00 600.00 650.00 600.00 ' 600.00 600.00 75.00 278.20 1.37 483.00 150.00 100.00 i 850.00 267.00 650.00 1445.00 600.00 445.00 150.00 1.45.57 23.54 1053.51 328.26 1055.15 1402.23 54.77 36.15 42.80 55.05 80.00 1284.50 13.46 457.20 450.00 I� Total ....................................... ..... ............................................. ....29,385.58 11 fl Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day term 19- ROAD & BRIDGE FUND 13 19 - Daniel F. Koprinikar Exp. 21.60 Claude L. Gerard exp. 558,31 Al Orlosky exp. 60.40 Bernard B. Ginther, Road Supervisor salary & exp. 680.00 Garland Bertroch, Bridge Foreman salary 550.00 Joe Carter, Operator salary & exp. 600.00 John W. Hill, Operator salary 550.00 Jess A. Pettit, Shovel Operator salary 550.00 Joe Phillips, Shop Foreman salary 550.00 Louie Rimbert, Tractor Operator salary 550.00 Phillip Shelden, Operator salary 550.00 Jim Southerland, Mechanic salary 550.00 James E. Watson, Operator salary 550.00 Francis D. Daugherty, Operator salary 550.00 Cleaburn J. Gordon, Truck Driver salary 522.50 Glen Kittle, Truck Driver salary 522.50 Terry Nunn, Truck Driver salary 522.50 Marvin Borah, Road Overseer salary & exp. 600.00 Samuel Carter, Road Overseer salary & exp. 600.00 Ernest L. Cock, Road Overseer salary & exp. 600.00 Wren Eaton, Road Overseer salary & exp. 600.00 Vernon Eiswerth, Asst Supervisor salary & exp. 638.50 Ammi Hoyt, Road Overseer salary & exp. 600.00 Walter F. Owen, Road Overseer salary & exp. 600.00 Walter J. Owen, Road Overseer salary & exp. 600.00 Joseph Skiles, Road Overseer salary & exp. 600.00 Joe Phillips, Janitor salary 41.25 Randy Hoyt, Laborer salary 457.60 Colo. Blue Cross & Blue Shield group ins. 712.10 County Treasurer O.A.S.I. 769.91 Total.............................................................................................$ 15,357.17 Appointment 11 The matter of appointment of a new Road Overseer to replace Ammi Hoyt, retiring this month, for of Frank S.H. 131 and Pouhty.,Mighway 11 maintenance, and there being two applicants, Frank Daugherty and Terry Nunn, Daugherty a both already county employees; Road Over -Thereupon Commissioner Orlosky moved to appoint Frank Daugherty. seer Commissioner Gerard seconded the motion, and the vote was declared unanimous by the Chairman. Liquor license State D Lodge Vacation of utility easement Isadoro Quintana mobile home court Eagle Co. Road No. 1( Bruce G. Reynolds and Gregory N. Lund, State Bridge Lodge, appeared in relation to a:, applications for both a 3.2 beer license and for a resturant three way license. The commissioners set the hearing for June 4, 1973 at 1:30 O'Clock Pi M.. In the matter of the application of Tom Taylor, Tayvel-Environmental Land Co., requesting prelim- inary approval for the vacation of a utility easement between Lot G 7 and G 8 in Lion's Ridge Subdivision, Filing No. 2. A motion was made by Commissioner Orlosky, seconded by Commissioner Gerard to table the matter until May 7, 1973. The vote was declared unanimous by the Chairman. Erik Edeen, County Sanitarian, appeared in the matter of a notice given by him citing Isadoro Quintana to appear before the County Commissioners at this time and date, for failure to clean up his mobile home court at Minturn and; Whereupon the respondent, Quintana,dfailing to appear, Commissioner Gerard moved to reserve ruling in the matter until May 25, 1973. The motion was.seconded by Commissioner Orlosky and the vote declared unanimous by the Chairman. In the matter of improvement of Eagle County Road No. 104 on the Frying Pan River, Commissioner Gerard moved to accept the bid of John V. Hyrup to upgrade a portion of said road. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Orlasky and the vote declared unanimous by the Chairman. Special Mike Blair, County Planner, appeared with matters to be approved or disapproved by the Board, and meeting for it appearing that a considerable amount of Commissioner's time will be taken:mp in the future with Planning planning matters, the Commissioners determined that beginning with May 24, 1973, the date of the 24thshould become set another special meeting date for planning matters only, and as in the case of the Welfare meeting date on the 25th, when said date falls on a week end, the nearest business day,not coinciding with the Welfare date,shall be the Planning date. ThereuponiiCommissioner Orlosky so moved. Commissioner Gerard seconded said motion and the vote was declared unanimous by the Chairman. Mike Blair then proceeded with the following matters to be considered on this date, towkit: subdivision of Exemption Ed Jenks on his application for exemptiona6f,4Lot 13'. RV Vail Das Shone, _andithe'.Eagle County Lot 13, Vai Planning Commission having recommended approval upon the following conditions: Das Shone 1.•That no further building take place on either half of Lot 13 as refered to; and 2, if existing building ceases to exist any rebuilding would be substantialy to the same size and shap of the present existing building; and 3. such restrictions shall be provided in your property deed restrictions for Lot 13 and recorded with the Clerk and Recorder for Eagle County prior to final approval by the Board of County Commissioners. By motion of Commissioner Orlosky, second by Commissioner Gerard and following vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, the Commissioners concurred in the recommendation of the Planning Commission with its conditions and found that the requested division of lands is not within the purposes for which the sub- division regulations were adopted and thereupon granted said application. Final app- Stuart Canada and Richard Tofel requesting final approval on Block C Ldon's Ridge Resubdivision roval B1kCPlan, and the Eagle County Planning Commission having recommended approval; Lion's Ridg Thereupon, by motion of Commissioner Gerard, Second by Commissioner Orlosky and following Vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, the Commissioners concurred in the recommendation of the Planning Com- mission and voted to approve the final plat subject only its being checked by staff and consulting engineer and approval by the Board of Upper Eagle Valley Sanitation District facilities improvement. Sundown Pla Bill Holden on his rfqutsttfor approval of preliminary plan on Sundown Plan within the Eagle -Vail Eagle -Vail 11 Metropolitan Subdivision, and the Eagle "thty Planning Commission having recommended approval on certain Metro. Sub- division 11 14 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day term 19— 19 conditions, which were subsequently accomplished; Thereupon, by motion of Commissioner Orlosky, second by Commissioner Gerard zM and following vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, the Commissioners concurred in the recmmendation of the Planning Com- mission and approved the plan subject to the presenting of an amended plat showing "gid conditions incorporat»d ed thereon. preliminary plan Hepburn Ingham on.his,request'for Approval, of, a/on his Overlook Plan within Eagle -Vail Metropolitan reliminary Subdivision, and the Eagle County Planning Commission having recommended approval by the Board with no condi- plan, Over - tions; hook Plan, Thereupon, by motion of Commissioner Gerard, second by Commissioner Orlosky and following vote 1 Eagle-Vaildeclared unanimous by the Chairman, the Commissioners concurred in the recommendation of the Planning Com- mission and approved the preliminary plan. Al Leiseth on his application for exemption for Aspen 70, Ltd. near FlJebel, and the Eagle County Jpspen 70, Planning Commission having recommended approval by the Board, the only condition being that appearing on the Ltd. exemp- printed form for application for exemption stating in part:"applies only to the proposed development as shown <tion on the sketch plan or other information attached hereto"; Thereupon, by motion of Commissioner Orlosky, second by Commissioner Gerard and following vote deciated unanimous by the Chairman, the Commissioners concurred in the recommendation of the Planning Com- mission and approved the exemption with condition above stated. Richard L. and Luanne Mayne, application for exemption for sale of three acres of a 159 acre piece IlTimberfalls of property for constructionoof an L. D. S. chapel one mile south of Gypsum, and the Eagle County Planning N1^y^'t Commission having recommended approval by the Board on condition that (1) any further subdividing of land �4vm�,` must follow full subdivision procedures, and (2) statements in the County Sanitarians letter of 22 March 1973, be complied with; Thereupon, by motion of Commissioner Gerard, second by Commissioner Orlosky and following vote Rams Run declared unanimous by the Chairman, the Commissioners concurred in the recommendation of the Planning Com- mission and approved the exemption with conditions above stated. Frying Pan River; Eric Golting, Jr., application for exemption for 7 Castles Estates Subdivision, Lot 2,/the Eagle 7 Castles County Planning Commission having recommended approval by the Board on condition df the following: estates (1.) the recorded Covenants of 7 Castles Subdivision Filing #1 allow such division of lots; and exemption (2) that utility easements be provided (by deed recording) (a) the full length of.the rear line iThe Valley of Lot 2 and shall be twelve feet in width, and (b) the full length of the proposed lot line and shall be in Lion's Ridge 7.5 feet in width on each side of that line; and (3) requirements of the County Department of Environmental Health in letter dated 11 April 73, be fully complied with. Thereupon, by motion of Commissioner Gerard, second by Commissioner Orlosky and following tote declared unanimous by the Chairman, the Board denied the application for exemption, determining that this division of lands is not within the purposes for which the subdivision regulations were adopted. Richard Kvamme, Kvamme Const. Co. application for exemption for Lot 2, Camelot Townhouses in Vail Camelot Intermountain Development Subdivision, Block 8, the Eagle County Planning Commission having recommended that Townhouses the application be denied and tabled further consideration until their May 16, 1973:mebing upon applicant exemption tendering specific information and plans satiQfying requirements; Thereupon, by motion of Commissioner Gerard, second by Commissioner Orlosky and following vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, the Commissioners concurred in the recommendation of the Planning Com- mission and denied the exemption. -v.,'.. Thomas W. Sachs, application for Exemption for Columbine Notth in Vail Intermountain Subdivision, Columbine the Eagle County Planning Commission recommending approval by the Board upon certain conditions to be ac- North complished; exemption Thereupon, by motion of Commissioner Gerard, second by Commissioner Orlosky and following tiote declared unanimous by the Chairman, the Board tabled the application for exemption until said conditions are accomplished. James A. Reinecke, Jr., requesting preliminary approval for "Site Layout for Timber Falls Sub- IlTimberfalls division, Bighorn Area", The Eagle County Planning Commission having recommended approval of Lot 7 only Subdivision of the "Layout", but subject to previously required avalanche and geological studies; Thereupon, by motion of Commissioner Gerard, second by Commissioner Orlosky and following vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, the Board tabled baling in the matter until May 7, 1973• William T. Luke, requesting preliminary approval for Rams Run in Bighorn Subdivision, and the Rams Run Eagle County Planning 8ommission having recommended approval, subject to staff checking and providing revised plan maps, all of which were subsequently accomplished; Thereupon, by motion of Commissioner Orlosky, second by Commissioner Gerard and following vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, the Board concurred in the recommendation of the Planning Commission' and approved the preliminary plan. The Valley Phillip H. Taylor, Tayvel Environmental Land Co./in Lion's ,Ridge Subdivision, Filing No. 2, iThe Valley Parcel K; and the Eagle County Planning Commission having recommended approval by the Board of the Prelimin- in Lion's Ridge ary Plan with the following limitations: (1) further study be done on building areas north of the road (Lions Ridge Lobp)vAnd..bhat the - study be done with the Planning department; (2) Roads be constructed according to previous agreement with cuts, fills and cribing and (3) letter from County Sanitarian dated April 5, 1973 be complied with"; Thereupon, by motion of Commissioner Gerard, second by Commissioner Orlosky and following vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, the Board concurred in the recommendation of the Planning Commission and approved the preliminary plan with conditions above stated. Denny Eaton appeared and requested help from the County with gravel for the School District, 750 1Gravel, tons for driveways and 500 tons for base gravel for blacktopping playgrounds. I School Dist. The Board advised that they would check to see hdw much gravel could be made available. A joint meeting of the Airport Authority and the Board of County Commissioners having been set for I Airport this time, the following members of the Authority appeared: Authority Mike Dawson Ken nNorman Eldon Wilson, and f Claude L. Gerard Others appearing wereJohn Olson and Bill Stevens. The Chairman then asked that the Authority proceed and Mike Dawson stated that he hoped that a decision on the question of a second Fixed Base Operator whoukd be forthcoming from the Commissioners, and discussion on the matter insued. Statements from all members of the Authority were made in reply to questions from the Commissioners.' , - s TL 41. 3- , I, ADDENDUM f� �I THIS AGRBNNdGiV'P is sia6la this 1a,mGZay of (1WUJti j 1973, by and between the Boa;ri1 of CoUnty C4 >av zsovier n(-- rn v g Eagle County, Colorado, horreinl tom �090xrOd tP L48 Caa��d�', ;I and the Board of County hull 4CCK1nZ-YP !j 'I Colorado, hereinafter refcsscd to as Pias iRv T WHEREAS, the pastieo entox06 :into an agidQ1CLOat Y a ` dated March 26. 1973 far the constsaactior� of a' >sopllscer::oGar I� �I for the Emma Bridge, and li Ir WHEREAS, pursuant to that agrcc. ent, Pitkin 09t�0^�1 to pay one-half of the construction coot of the bridge, s o J3:�7fj, g pay p than provided that it would not be obli atCd to a >trc I $50,000.00 as its share, and pV i I WHEREAS, the bids for the Z,;v-ma Bridge were higher 1 than had been anticipated, and WHEREAS, given the actual bids, Pitkin has indicated a willingness to increase its share of the project, NOW THEREFORE it is agreed by the partiea{ that their agreement dated March 26, 1973 be modified as followo: Pitkin agrees to pay one-half of the conditxuction cost of the bridge, provided that it will not be obligated to pay more than $56,121.46. III BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS BOARD OF COUNTY(CO^^51103"(1NER>I' OF PITRIN COUNTY, COLORADO OF EAGLE COUNTY, COLORADV I • �� III AT: ATTEST; P t' L^ u�my Cler c� s Recon ems® E g ©`county C es c e: tnc�r 3 + ('PI1 LN COUNTY SEAL) (EAGLE COUNTY SLAL) Ip C. I _ y _` �• r _ T 15 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day term 19— 19— s«� Fixed Base A vote of A. P. A. members was then taken and found to be 100% in favor of the creation of a Operator Second Fixed Base Operator. As a member of the Authority, Claude L. Gerard then moved that a Second Fixed Base Operator be considered and recommended to the Board. The motion was seconded and passed by the Authority. The Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners then inquired as to action of the Board; and Thereupon Commissioner Gerard moved that a Second Fixed Base Operator be contracted for at the Eagle County Airport. Commissioner Orlosky seconded the motion and the vote taken of the Board showed a unanimous decis- ion and was declared such by the Chairman. In the matter of the John Olson mobile home located at the airport, Commissioner Gerard moved that said trailer remain in its present location until a master plan should change said location with a lease to be negotiated betWeen the Board and _,-' Mounts n Fl IgService. The motion was seconded by Commissiondi "Che following vote was declared unanimous by the Chair- man. Hanger The matter of a hangar building was tabled until after the Master Plan is completed. building Authority=ember, Claude L. Gerard, then stood and resigned his position as such member, which resignation was accepted by the Airport Authority. e�2+�e6 Commissioner Orloskythenmominated Bill Williams of Edwards, Colorado, to fill the vacancy so �`,sca.tb!SY created. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Gerard and the following vote was declared unanimous by the $;lf ��� Chairman. The Clerk was directed to advise Mr. Willaims of his appointment to the Airport Authority. 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. Chairman Attest„ Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day April term 19- my 7• 1973 ixea IF .=M CM ovum urns REGULAR MEETING Present: Daniel F. Koprinikar Chairman Claude L. Gerard Commissioner A. F. 07rlosky 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 read and approved and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for same in full payment thereof: ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND Phoenix Mutual Life Ins. Co. GBoup Ins. Holy Cross Electric Assn., Inc. service Yampa Valley Electric Assn., Inc. service Public Service Co. of Colo. service Eagle Valley Tele Co. service. Rocky Mtn. Natl Gas Co,. Inc. service Basalt Sanitation District service Bernard Gihther exp. Western Motel rent Eagle County Clerk money adv. A. H. Hoyt household fixtures Johnson & Kunkel copies Eldorado Engineering Co. services Eldorado Engineering Co. services Eldorado Engineering Co. services Eldorado Engineering Go. services Chadwicks Construction services Standard Oil Co. fuel Continental Oil Co. gas Amco Oil Col gas Continental Oil Co. fuel Firestone Stores tires Phillips & Anderson Tire Co. tires Gay Johnson's Inc. recapping Rowe Gift & Sundry Center supplies McCoy Company Supplies High Country Lumber & Supply Co. supplies Share Corp. supplies Del Chemical Corp. supplies Independent Lumber Co. supplies Garfield Steel & Welding Supply supplies Lawson Products, Inc. Supplies Hometown Supply Co. supplies Eagle Pharmacy supplies Downing Supply Co. supplies Fullwell Motor Products Co. supplies Roaring Fork Valley Co-op. supplies Holy Cross Auto parts & rent Elder/Quinn & McGill, Inc. parts Donner & Holley Diesel Service, Inc. parts Curzon Fluid Power Co. parts Macdonald Equipment Co. parts Fruehauf Distr. Co. parts Gerard Brothers equipment Burns Gen. Store coal & parts Eagle Auto Parts parts & tires Revier Equipment Co. parts Holland Auto Parts, Inc. parts Brake & Clutch Service Co. parts Safety-Kleen Corp. parts Homeward Bound, Inc. 138 yds. roadbase Nathan E. Hodge labor Purley Bertroch labor Cummins Power, Inc. repairs White Construction Co. Emma Bridge Const. Total............................................................................................. Colorado Information Starr C. Doll Donna Deane Leila E. Mosher Court Reporter Purley Bertroch Environmental Health Erik W. Edeen, County Sanitarian Allen Agency Vail Medical Professional Corp. Doris Carter Doris Carter Doris Carter Glennora Mosher Vail Medical Professional Corp Michael S. Blair Rowe Gift & Sundry Center Colorado Rodent Control Fund Independent Lumber Co. Basalt Drug Co. Eagle Pharmacy GENERAL FUND subscription & service Registrar's Fees supplies transcript glass & labor postage & supplies exp. Airport Authority coroner charge jail meals jail towels jail laundry matron service treating prisoners exp. supplies poison oats supplies supplies supplies 109.86 169.71 14.51 1.56 66.00 115.23 6.80 22.00 11.00 42.23 175.00 16.50 206.00I 265.95 728.43 4842.34 45.00 740.33 , 4.04 9.70 94.91 847.66 105.03 178.10 9.60 r 520.75 2.68 125.80 32.60' 4.42 36.35 32.84 4.13 15-931 376.79 20.12 133.10 71.90 4.08 11 70.86 19.54 125.24 184.99 602.00 229.54 j 125.68 24.01 369.27] 2.64: 17.00 241.50 250.00 20.00 2130:39II 11.264.85. $ 25,896.491 i I i 9.00 1 2.50 1.75 112.50 . 65.25 63.27 182.201 785-001 12.70 546.00 { 24.961 18.85 10.00' 24.00 178.19 9.60-1 202.00 15.06 54.92 49.08 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners- day term 19- 17 19. Minutes to The matter of minutes was discussed, upon which Commissioner Gerard moved that the Clerk mail be mailed copies of minutes to the three Commissioners henceforth, the reading of same can then be disposed of in future meetings. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Orlosky, the vote being declared unanimous by the Chairman. Shenandoah I Erik. Edeen, County Sanitarian, appeared and presented the matter of failure to abate violations by Mobile Home Jaunita Larson, Shenandoah Mobile Home Park, Basalt, Colo., since the temporary permit was issued a year ago Park Ifor said mobile home park. Thereupon the county Commissioners, by vote duly rendered, determined that the 'sanitarian cite Mrs. Larson in for hearing before the board on May 25, 1973, at 1000 A. M. - Upper Eaglet The matter of hearing on "The Upper Eagle Valley Sanitation District and Improvement thereof" came Valley San. on for hearing, having been set for this time and date; and Dist. Fred Green appearing on behalf of the petitioners and the following interested persons also appear+r ingi Peter Alexander, representing Tayvel Environmental Land Co., Vail, Solo. James Swift, n n e n n 9 it 2 n Lawrence L. Benway, representing Alpine Landscaping, 'Minturh,'.Colo. Charles Malloy, representing Mountain Tile to., Vail, Colo, and David S. Rogers, landowner.,in Bighorn Subdivision, Vail, Colo.; and No protestants Appearing in person or by letter. Thereupon, bounty Attorney, Hugh Warder stated that the Notice of Hearing has been made and publish- ed. Whereupon, Fred Green gave a resume of progress made on cooanditions to be met to comply with the State Health Department. Discussion followed with Petitioner answering specific questions of those present. Thereupon, the Chairman stated that the Board was ready for a decision; and Commissioner Orlosky moved to approve the Upper Eagle Valley Sanitation District Improvement Plan. Commissioner Gerard seconded the motion and the vote was declared unanimous by the Chairman. H. W. Lewis Store supplies 42,64 Stanley's Cash Grocery supplies 7.56 Cope Office Supply supplies 2.85 C.F. Hoeckel etc. supplies & furniture 331.87 Out West Printers, Inc. supplies 32.95 Out West Printers, Inc. supplies 32.95 Out West Printers, Inc. supplies 3.38 Eagle Valley Enterprise, Inc. legals 119.37 Eagle Valley Enterprise, Inc. printing & supplies 188.18 Eagle Valley Tele Co. service 135.52 Eagle Valley Tele Co. service 619.99 Mountain Bell service 141.47 Xerox Corp. supplies 18.78 Xerox Corp. lease 178.08 Xerox Corp. supplies 31.30 Minnesco Division lease 318.06 JIM B.P.S.I. parts 18.87 ON B.P.S.I. parts 3.87 Addressograph Multigraph Corp. plates 37.65 Lease Finance Inc. lease 106.40 Hometown Supply Co. supplies 34.77 Wilson Radio, TV & Appl. supplies 13.95 Eagle Pharmacy supplies 80.19 Eagle Pharmacy supplies 7.25 Hugh R. Warder supplies 5.69 Revenue Sharing advisory Service subscription & bulletin 29.00 Stephens - Beck Inc. Title Inf. 15.00 American Legion Aux. Unit #194 rent 75.00 Glenn Anderson rent 75.00 Eagle Volunteer Fire Dept. rent 75.00 Minturn Vol. Fire Dept. rent 75.00 The Vail Trail rent 175.00 New Jersey Zinc Co. rent 9.00 Holy Cross Elec. Assn, Inc. service 349.14 Rocky Ntn. Natural Gas Co. Inc. service 152.57 Town of Eagle water & trash 141.17 Mary Jo Jacobs, M. D. treating prisoners'; 14.00 Olesen Motorn Parts 2.15 Phillips Petroleum Qo. gas etc 157.64 Skelly Oil Co. gas etc 69.72 Nicks 66 Service tires etc. 87.11 Dick Wheeler, Inc. car leases 505.20 Dick Wheeler, Inc. supplies 57.42 U. S. Uniform Co., Inc. shirts 32.85 Elmer Glass Co., Inc. glass 7.64 J. H. Gant, Law enforcement equip, equipment 380.00 Gypsum Garage parts & labor 20.85 Doxol Gas propane 25.53 Eagle County Clerk money advanced 2.00 John F. Healy Xerox copies 24.90 Johnson & Kunkel copies 36.00 Hometown Supply Col parts:: 109,00 Eagle County Fair=Board exp., c. 4202.:00 Eldorado::Engjneering Co. maps 21.15 Eldorado Engineering Co. surveying 36.55 Transport Clearings freight 67.24 Plateau Typewriter Exchange supplies 11.08 Eldorado Engineering Co. drainage plan 72.00 Mountain Bell service 24.53 Colo. Dept. of Revenue boiler insp. 10.00 The Vail Trail May rent ,175.00 Total.............................................................................................. 12.160.90 Minutes to The matter of minutes was discussed, upon which Commissioner Gerard moved that the Clerk mail be mailed copies of minutes to the three Commissioners henceforth, the reading of same can then be disposed of in future meetings. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Orlosky, the vote being declared unanimous by the Chairman. Shenandoah I Erik. Edeen, County Sanitarian, appeared and presented the matter of failure to abate violations by Mobile Home Jaunita Larson, Shenandoah Mobile Home Park, Basalt, Colo., since the temporary permit was issued a year ago Park Ifor said mobile home park. Thereupon the county Commissioners, by vote duly rendered, determined that the 'sanitarian cite Mrs. Larson in for hearing before the board on May 25, 1973, at 1000 A. M. - Upper Eaglet The matter of hearing on "The Upper Eagle Valley Sanitation District and Improvement thereof" came Valley San. on for hearing, having been set for this time and date; and Dist. Fred Green appearing on behalf of the petitioners and the following interested persons also appear+r ingi Peter Alexander, representing Tayvel Environmental Land Co., Vail, Solo. James Swift, n n e n n 9 it 2 n Lawrence L. Benway, representing Alpine Landscaping, 'Minturh,'.Colo. Charles Malloy, representing Mountain Tile to., Vail, Colo, and David S. Rogers, landowner.,in Bighorn Subdivision, Vail, Colo.; and No protestants Appearing in person or by letter. Thereupon, bounty Attorney, Hugh Warder stated that the Notice of Hearing has been made and publish- ed. Whereupon, Fred Green gave a resume of progress made on cooanditions to be met to comply with the State Health Department. Discussion followed with Petitioner answering specific questions of those present. Thereupon, the Chairman stated that the Board was ready for a decision; and Commissioner Orlosky moved to approve the Upper Eagle Valley Sanitation District Improvement Plan. Commissioner Gerard seconded the motion and the vote was declared unanimous by the Chairman. 18 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day term 19- -_ ,xe C. F. xvea¢v cu,vuvm „m.. The. Resolutionuadopted-by> said •motion -appears" hereafter, to -wit: Fred Green then introduced the following: The Petitioners and Proponents of the proposed Eagle Valley Metropolitan Recreation and Park Distri Eagle County, Colorado, by their attorney, pursuant to the provisions of the "Special District Control Act," Chapter 89, Article 18, Colorado Revised Statutes 1963 (1965 Supplement), as amended, respectfully petition the'Board of Commissioners of Eagle County, State of Colorado, for a Resolution of Apprbval and certain other preliminary actions relating thereto, for said proposed district. In support of said petition, your Petitioners state: 1. That on the 1st day of May, 1973, there was filed with the Board of Commissioners of Lagle County, a Service Plan for said proposed District. 2. That Service Plan fully complies with the provisions of the "Special District Control Act: as to all of the information required to be contained therein. 3. That Petitioners have previously filed the maximum processing fee required by law in the amount of $200.00. WHEREFORE, Petitioners pray that this Honorable Board will enter such orders as may be necessary or proper preliminary to and in connection with a Resolution of Approval of the Service Plan of the'Proposed District T. It is further respectively requested that the provisions of the Special District Control Act which require that the Service Plan be filed at least ten (10) days prior to a regular meeting data of the board of County Commissioners, be waived. The County Clerk and Recorder informed the Board that a Service Plan, supplemental documents and the required processing fee had been filed for the proposed Eagle Valley Metropolitan Recreation and Park District, and a request made thatLthis hearing on said Service Plan be called and held. Thereupon Commissioner Gerarddintroduced the following resolution: (Resolution) 19— After reading.the foregoing Resolution, Commissioner Gerafld then moved that said Resolution be passed and adopted. Commissioner Orlosky seconded the motion. The question being upon the passage and adoption of said Resolution, the roll was called and the question put to a vote with the following results: Those voting AYE: Commissioners: Daniel F. Koprinikar Claude Gerard Alfred F. Orlosky Those voting NAY: The presiding officer thereupon declared that a majority of all the Commissioners elected having voted in favor thereof, the motion was carried and the Resolution duly passed and adopted. ADOPTED A14D AFPROVED This 7th day of May, 1973• (SEA L ) Attest: Maxwell R. Barz County Clerk & Recorder STATE OF COLORADO ) )) as COUNTY OF EAGLE ) Daniel F. Koprinikar Chairman, Board of County Commissioners I, Maxwell R. Barz, County Clerk and Recorder of the County of Eagle, State of Colorado, do hereby certify that the foregoing pages nembered 1 to 5, inclusive, constitute a true and correct copy of the record) of proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners of said County, taken at a regular meeting held on the 7th'day of May, 1973, at the Eagle County Courthouse, Eagle, Colorado, insofar as said minutes relate to a Resolution, a copy of which is therein set forth; that the copy of said Resolution contained in the minutes is a full, true and correct copy of the original of said Resolution -as adopted by'the Board or'County Com- missioners at said meeting; that the original Resolution has been duly signed and approved by the presiding officer of the Board of County Commissioners and myself, as County Clerk and Recorder, sealed wbth the corporate Seal of the County and recorded in the Book of Resolutions of the County kept for that purpose in my office. I further certify that the Chairman and two members of the Board of County Commissioners were pre- sent at said meeting and that all members of the Board voted on the passage of the Resolution as set forth in said minutes. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my'hand and the seal of said County of Eagle, Colorado, thei 7th day of May, 1973. ( S E A L ) Maxwell R. Barz County Clerk and Recorder - - - - - - Eagle County, Colorado Peter Alexander appeared on behalf of Thomas J. Taylor, representing Tayvel Environmental Land Co.,j requesting that the easement'be vacated(to comply with purchaser's development plans between Lots G-7 and G-81 advising that there is no property behind said Lots located in Lion's Ridge Subdivision, which requires an easement for utilities. Upon advise by County Attorney Augh Warder, a motion was heard by Commissioner Orlosky, second by Commissioner Gerard and subsequent vote declared unanimous by Chairman Koprinikar to publish the intent to vacate said utility easement. Hearing of same was set for May 25, 1973, at 1j30 O'clock P. M. The matter of a request to vacate a utility easement between Lot 21 and Lot 23, Matterhorn Village, Filing No. 1, having been tabled to this.time and date, and upon the advise of the County Attorney the Commissioners, upon motion by Commissioner Orlosky, second by Commissioner Gerard and subsequent vote de- clared unanimous by the Chairman, determined to publish the intent to vacate said utility easement. Hearing for same was set for May 25, 1973, at 1:30 o'clock P. M. following the above hearing. Frederick D. Green, President of Stone Creek Company and managing partner of Grouse Mountain at Vail, Ldt., presented a request that FAgls-Vail Subdivision, Filing No. 1 be amended and assured the Com- missioners that the suggested amendment will not change the character of the development to the detriment , Lagle Valley Metro. Rec. & Park Dist. r I I V Gff V 1a-, J V F cnI., ,1 i 4, r F 5 I� x� a f w�0`., I' P I � J` jl i` M � � C! i li l t ; s+ Jh- L `idiY� 0 l l l WHEREAS them hoc bean prcacntr 2 Corpissioners a request that tho ouLr3!Viva'xa Eaglo-Vail Subdivision, Fili?q S„ A be amended in certain particulnxo avt'd WHEREAS said rcqucat b?o bcCm }m1,l wcen;-7cnor P',L2u 5C^i 2 Lip the r:.l'.c1 ( n nff WHEREAS it rrz keen reircccnte& €o t c by -_-- Frederic} 11. 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U'.." .I�*� � L°�}� • _ �. a r1� a ? „� � . - t �S 1��.a.�.-�u i�] ��r r d L � - - ' - ' _ •3'. n i'1'i}? -.:K �_ Yom} 1 � - �x -'1�' -•ii`_is } zw "PF kvi r > e ,• '�" ` rea- r. ,w•'+ --k. r �...Ca-�� •.� - fl Y r i Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners —day— tern 19- 19 19—, of any owner of lands lying within or immediately adjacent to said subdivision. Amended Thereupon Commissioner Orlosky roved that the amended plat floe Eagle -Vail Subdivision, Filing No. 1 plat Eagle- may be filed and that the signature of the Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners of eagle County be Vail Sub- affixed by him in the space provided, as is more fully shown by the Resolution following these minutes. division Commissioner Gerard seconded the motion and the subsequent vote was declared unanimous by the Chairman. ' Bid awarded The matter of awarding a bid for paving four miles of County road east of Basalt came on at this for road time, and it appearing that Grand River Construction Co., Glenwood Springs, Colo., is the successful bidder; paving, Upon motion duly put and passed the Commissioners awarded the bid to Grand River Construction Co. Grand River at their bid of $83,760.00. Sixty percent of which will be paid by the Bureau of Reclamation. Const. Co. Virgene Anderson and Mary Jo Gerard appeared,representing the Three Rivers Public Library, and Three Rivershowed statistics on the increased use of said library and future needs, especially at this time the appoint - Public ment by the Board of an Eagle County Board of Trustees. Library Mrs. Anderson agreed to draw up the resolution appointing said trustees, a five member board, for approval and signature by the Board. Paul Reedy and Tom Williams, L'.S:F.S., appeared and discussed the matter of F. S. roads and main - of same. 3.2 beer The matter of hearing on the application by Vince Turner, Atty. for Safeway Stores, for a 3.2 beer license, license having been set for this time and date, the Petitioner appearing as aforesaid and no Protestants Safeway appearing in person or anywise. Stores Thereupon, Mr. Warder, County Attorney, inquired of the Clerk as to the Proof of P blication, fingerprints, and other criteria, and found all to be in order except that the fingerpr%E?rhad not yet been returned. Mr. Warder then asked Mr. Turner to proceed. Mr. Turner then asked that both he and Joe Iiams (Mr. Iiams to become the Safeway Manager at Vail.) be sworn. The Clerk then asked both to stand and be sworn, to -wit: Vince Turner Joe Iiams Being so sworn, both testified as to need, matters of population, area the business would draw from and Mr. Iiams tendered a petition of malty signatures in support of the petition.for license. Thereupon, Commissioner Gerard moved to approve the application of the Petitioner, contingent upon a favorable fingerprint report. as Said motion was seconded by Commissioner Orlosky and upon vote duly put,Aeclared unanimous by the Chairman. Extension I John O'Leary appeared in regards to additional office space and came to an agreement with the Board Agent offic on a one year lease for office for the Extension Agent at $175.00 per month. space Ken Richards appeared for David Elmore, requesting final approval oo Vail Fillage, Filing No. 39 Vail Villag The Commissioners advised that both subdivision improvements and the title certificate should show on the plat when tendered. Planning & Michael Blair, Eagle County Planner, having tendered through the County Attorney a Resolution for Zoning creation of an Eagle Bounty Planning and Zoning Department; and Dept. The Board, being Bully advised in the matter and by motion duly put and passed, approved and signed the Resolution, which signatures were attested to by the Clerk. Michael Blair, Eagle County Planner, having tendered two letters, one requesting that Katherine Terry be approved for full time secretery for his office and the other requesting that a full time Assistant Planner be hired for the County. The Board by motion duly put and passed approved the hiring of Katherine Terry as full time secre- tery, but tabled the matter of an assistant planner at this time. Abatements A Petition for abatement on behalf ofFloyd Dennis & Florence M. Salazar was tendered to the Board for their attention, the Assessor having recommended that the abatement be allowed. Thereupon Commissioner Orlosky moved that the recommendation of the Assessor be concurred in and that an abatement be allowed on an assessed valualdon of $,3,480.00 on his mobile home for the year 1972, tax $ 290.75. Said motion was seconded by Commissioner Gerard and was declared unanimous by the Chairman. A Petition for abatement on behalf of Vail Clinic, Inc, was tendered to the Board for their attenti the Assessor having recommended that the abatement be allowed. Thereupon Commissioner Gerard moved that the recommendation of the Assessor be concurred in and that an abatement be allowed on an assessed valuation of $ 4,610.00 on real estate for the year 1972, tax $ 403.15. Said motion was seconded by Commissioner Orlosky and was declared unanimous by the Chairman. There being no further business to come before the Board, it was moved, seconded and passed/adjourn until the next regular meeting unless sooner called by the Chairman. 'Uhairman Attest: Qle'rkk 7 Board. 20 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day ApriI term 19_ May 2c,, 19 a3 SPECIAL MEETING Present: Daniel F. Koprinikar Chairman Claude L. Gerard Commissioner A. F. Orlosky Commissioner Hugh Warder County Attorney Micha61 Blair County Planner Maxwell R. Barz Clerk to Board III Hubert N. Peterson Chairman, Planning Commission This date being the first regular new monthly meeting. of the Eagle County Commissioners to take care of matters brought up by the new Planning Department which will fall on the 24th day of all months, , except when falling on a weekend in which case the date shall be the 26th day. Douglas McLaughlin, Atty. representing Frost Properties, Ltd., 713 Meadowood Drive, Broken Arrow, yr Oklahoma, P1 file #Sv-2-73, appeared in the matter of an application for variance from Subdivision Regulations: r109y'1_�, The Eagle County Planning Commission having recommended approval'on certain conditions and upon ,jofit' the tendering of a map showifig that compliance will be accomplished, Mr. McLaughlin requested approval by the Board. Thereupon, upon motion by Commissioner Gerard, second by Commissioner Orlosky and vote being un- animous, the Chairman declared the application approved. John Wix, representing Colorado Country Ltd.,a.appeared in the matter of an exemption from Subdivi-mtM1 sion Regulations for Kloumann property, Pl file #Se -20-73. K1o� The Eagle Gounty Planning Commission having recommended denial because of inadequate access and poor, . road conditions amid the Board not being able to gain accord with Mr. Wix that the access and road conditions will be improved; The Board,by motion of Commissioner Orlosky, second of Commissioner Gerard and vote -show- ing a unanimous decision, concurred in the recommendation of the Planning Commission and denied the applica- tion for exemption. Fred Green, Eagle Vail Construction Co., Box 1308, Vail, Colorado, appeared in the matter of an Eagle -Vail amended plat of the Eagle -Vail Subdi#ision "Commercial Village^ area, asking approval of the Board for Su,division same. The Eagle County Planning Commissionehaving deferred approval pending signatures of all parties required except public officials before presentingVreferring to the County consulting engineer for check- ing; The Board, by motion of Commissioner Zet ar'.d�,, second of Cormrissionei Orlosky and vote showing a unani- mous decision, concurred in the recommendation of the Planning Commission and deferred action until such time as conditions set by said 6ommiesion are adheared to. Mr. Green then brought up the matter of a request by the Upper Eagle Valley Sanitation District Upper Eagle that there be no County approval of buildings until tap fees and inspection are collected and made by the Valley San. Upper Eagle Valley Sanitation District. Dist. After some discussion, the Commissioners tabled the request until the Planning Commission and the County Attorney gave consideration to the matter. Richard Kvamme, Kvamme Construction Co., Box 927, Vail, Colorado, appeared in the matter of his Camelot preliminary plan on Camelot, P1 file #-Ssp-6-73, requesting approval of the Board for -same, P1 file #S&p-6-73.1 The Eagle County Planning Commission having recommended approval on certain conditions and the schedule stated in petitioners application; Thereupon, upon motion by Commissioner Orlosky, second by Oommissioner Gerard and subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, the Commissioners concurred in the recommendation of the Planning Commission and approved the preliminary plan. George Shaw representing Ralph Sloan, Lion's Ridge Ltd., 2320 Kipling St. Lakewood, Colorado, appeared in the matter of his preliminary plan and variance application on The Community, F1 file SSP -15-73 and P1 file Sv-3-73, requesting approval of the Board for same. Thee gle County Planning Commission having recommended approval on certain conditions and schedule statefin petitioners application; Thereupon, ,.upon motion by Commissioner Gerard, second by Commissioner Orlosky and subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, the Commissioners concurred in the recommendation of the Planning Commission and agpxry the preliminary plan and variance. Ralph Sloan representing Diamond Enterprises of Colorado, Box 242, Vail, Colorado, appeared in the matter of his preliminary plan and variance application on Breakaway West, P1 file Ssp-16-73 and P1 file Sv-4-73, requesting approval of the Board for same. The Eagle Bounty Planning Commission having recommehdediapproval on certain conditions and the schedule stated in petitioners application; Thereupon, upon motion by Commissioner Orlosky, second by Commissioner Gerard and subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, the Commissioners concurred in the recommendation of the Planning Commission and approved the preliminary plan and variance. Charles Ogilve, not appearing but having tendered his application,dnrbehalf of S.E.O. Inc. Box 820, Vail, Colorado, fbr preliminary plan on Interlochen, P1 file Ssp-14=73, for approval by the Board; and The Eagle County Planning Commission having recommended approval on certain conditions and the schedule stated in petitioners application; Thereupon, upon motion by Commissioner Orlosky, second by Commissioner Gerard and subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman the Commissioners concurred in the recommendation of the Planning Commission and approved the preliminary plan. The Community i Breakaway West i I Interlochen Jay Utter and Walter Kirch, representing themselves, appeared in the matter of their preliminary Vail Racquet plan on Vail Racquet Club, Pl-•fil_e Sv-1-73; Club The Eagle County Planning Commission having previously given conditional approval and the Board, as shown by Commissioners minutes dated February 6, 1973, tabled approval until conditions at the Upper Eagle Valley Sanitation District were improved and approved by the Board, which was subsequently done; Thereupon, upon motion by Commissioner Gerard, second by Commissioner Orlosky and subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, the Commissioners concurred with the Planning Commission's recommendationq and approved the preliminary plan. Kent Rose representing Vail Water and Sanitation District, appeared and requested approval of the Vail Water & Board on a site for a treatment facility to improve said district's sewage plant. San. Dist. Thereupon, upon motion by Commissioner Orlosky, second by Commissioner Gerard and subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, the Board, being fully advised, approved the site for the new treatment facility. Upon request of Mike Blair, and the Board being fully advised, a motion was made by Commissioner II 21 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners --day — —term 19 Orlosky that the County Planner hire Eldorado Engineering, if not otherwise engaged when needed, or other engineer for purposes of approving particular structures or improvements as the need may arise in considering projects brought before the Planning Department. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Gerard and the subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman. Rod Slifer, Vail, Colorado, appeared and discussed with the Board the possibility of ways that could be set up to spend revenues arrived from a building code and inspection thereunder in the same year as collected. Planning Upon request of Mike Blair, and the Board being fully advised, a motion was made by Commissioner & Develo Orlosky to amend the resolution passed and signed on May 7, 1973, creating the Planning and Zoning Department, ment Dept .I said amendment to be of the title only by changing it to the "Planning and Development Department". The motion was seconded by Commissioner Gerard and the subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman. Vail Villi e . Gaeme Woodhouse, representing Richards Engineering, appeared and requested final approval of West Vail Village West, Filing No. 3. The Eagle Gounty Planning Commission having previously given conditional approval and recommending now,£or approval by the Board on certain conditions; Thereupon, upon motion by Commissioner Orlosky, second by Commissioner Gerard and.subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, the Board approved Vail Village West, Filing No. 3 subject to the ten— dering of a security agreement kvcI3qpduuuhLxmd to the County Attorney and reference to the title certificate involving roads and improvements. There being no further business to come before the Board, it was moved, seconded and passed to adjourn until the next dayi-Ibeing the neat meeting of the Board. Chairman Attest: t to Board. 22 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day May term 19- May 25, 19.3__ SPECIAL MEETING Present: Daniel F. Koprinikar Chairman Claude L. Gerard Commissioner A. F. Orlosky Commissioner Hugh Warder County Attorney Maxwell R. Barz Clerk to Board The following bills were allowed and warrAnts:ordered drawn on the proper funds for same in full payment thereof: Daniel F. Koprinikar Claude L. Gerard Claude L. Gerard Alfred Orlosky Colo. State Assn Co. Clerk's Colo. State Assn Co. Clerk's Willard Wilson Colo. Hosp. & Med. Service OASI County Treasurer Daniel F. Koprinikar, Commissioner Claude L. Gerard, Commissioner Alfred F. Orlosky, Commissioner Maxwell R. Barz, County Clerk Gussie Baker, Dep. Co. Clerk Eleanor Bindley, Dep. Co. Clerk Starr Doll, Dep. Co. Clerk Lena Mare Yost, Dep. Co. Clerk Margaret Davenport, Clerical hire Buena Eichler, Clerical hire Eva Luby, Clerical hire Geraldine Shelton, Clerical hire ,Maureen E. Ilaggart, Clerical hire Donna Deane, Chief Accountant Hubert N. Peterson, County Treasurer Bobby Peterson, Dep. Co. Treas. Dessie D. Mathews, Dep. Co. Tress. Lillian Forster, Clerical hire Clair Bertroch, County Assessor Clair Bertroch Vincent Eichler, Dep. Co. Assr. Ella Bindley, Dep. Co. Assr. Karleen Bonaly, Clerical hire Hugh R. Warder, Co. Attorney Norma J. Anderson, Secy. Go. Atty. Doris Carter, custodian Roland L. Gerard, Co. Ct. janitor John F. Healy, Dist. Attorney John F. Healy Arlys H. Ward, Secy. Dist. Atty. Dennis J. Seitz, Asst. Dist. Atty. Dennis J. Seitz Karol L. Parlin, Secy. to Dist. Atty. Hugh R. Warder, Dep. Dist. Atty. Robert C. Watson, Landfill Supervisor Robert C. Watson, Landfill Supervisor Hugh R. Warder Hugh R. Warder Norma J. Anderson, Secy. Dist. Atty. Henry Rey, Landfill Supervisor Robert E. Widden, Landfill Supervisor James Seabry, County Sheriff Tom Davis, Undersheriff George Miller, Dep. Sheriff William M. Murphy, Dep. Sheriff Gary Taylor, Dep. Sheriff Robert Weiler, Dep. Sheriff Danny J. Williams, Dep. Sheriff Carol Conder, Clerical hire Lester Jeremiah, Co. Extension Agent Eileen Randall, Secy Extension Agent Jack W. Johnson, Co. Surveyor Maxwell R. Barz, Veterans Service Officer Erik W. Edeen, R.P.S. Environmental Health Office Bernice G. Webb, Secy. R.P.B. Margie Gates, P.H.N. Hester Bertroch, Secy. F.H.N. Margaret Jacobsgaard, P.H.N. Diana L. Isgrig, Secy. P.H.N. T. I. Steinberg, M. D. Jack W. Johnson, Director, C. D. Kathleen M. Yantzer, Secy. C. D. Thomas I.•Steinberg, M.D. Michael S. Blair, County Planner Katherine T. Terry, Secy. Co. Planner Eagle County School Dist. RE -50J Western Union Telegraph Co. County Clerk exp. exp. exp. exp. dues reg. lawn maintenance group ins. OASI salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary exp. salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary exp. salary salary exp. salary salary salary - April salary exp. legal services salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary supplies salary salary salary salary salary salary salary salary coronor fees salary salary receipt correction #21680 & #21736 TKCO 15758 5/10/73 & TKCO 22267 5/17/73 postage 19.40 34.50 ' 65.75 59.50 100.00 i 55.00 �I 80.00 j 1020.85 1410.07 427'08 ' 427('08 4 7.08 604.17 500.00 500.00 500.00 500.00 475.00 425.00 0$4.16 460.25 273.52 243.75 604.17 500.00 500.00 461.12 604.17 48.10 500.00 500.00 475.00 250.00 200.00 550.00 50.00 !i 140.00 163.09 175.00 306.25 6.82 157.50 550.00 190.20 412.10 23.91 369.20 180.00 297.50 525.00 687.50 650.00 600.00 300.00 600.00 600.00 600.00 1 75.00 I 334.87 JJ� 483.00 li 150.00 . 100.00 1! 850.00 w 46.45 267.00 650.00 (' 445.00 600.00 n 445.00 150.00 50, GO 25.00 11.00 1375.00 425.00 545.60 9.49 1000.00 Total.............................................................................................$29,523.80 ROAD & BRIDGE FUND Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day -term 19 - Claude L. Gerard, County Commissioner Daniel F. Koprinikar, County Commissioner A. F. Orlosky, County Commissioner Bernard B. Ginther, Road Supervisor Garland Bertorch, Bridge Foreman Joe Carter, Operator John W. Hill, Operator Jess A. Pettit, Shovel Operator Joe Phillips, Shop Foreman Louie Rimbert, Tractor Operator Phillip. Sheldon, Operatdr Jim Southerland, Mechanic James E. Watson, Operator Cleaburn J. Gordon, Truck Driver Glen Kittle, Truck Driver Terry Nunn, Truck Driver Marvin Borah, Road Overseer Samuel Carter, Road Overseer Ernest L. Cock, Road Overseer Francis D. Daugherty, Road Overseer Wren Eaton, Road Overseer Vernon Eiswerth, Ass1t Supervisdr..er Walter F. Owen, Road'Overseer Walter J. Owen, Road Overseer Joseph A. Skiles, Road Overseer Joe Phillips, Janitor Randy Hoyt, Laborer A. C. Gordon, Laborer Colo. Blue Cross & Blue Shield County Treasurer General Fund ROAD & BRIDGE FUND -203 19 - exp. 58.90 exp. 55.16 exp. 51.00 salary 680.00 salary 550.00 salary 550.00 salary 550.00 salary 550.00 salary 550.00 salary 550.00 salary 550.00 salary 550.00 salary 550.00 salary 522.50 salary 522.50 salary 522.50 salary & exp. 600.00 salary & exp. 600.00 salary & exp. 600.00 salary & exp. 600.00 salary & exp. 600.00 salary & exp. 638.50 salary & exp. 600.00 salary, & exp. 600.00 salary & exp. 600.00 salary 41.25 salary 480.48 salary 137.28 Ins. 701.10 OASI 747.10 reimburse #65817 Allen Agcy. 155.00 Total............................................................................................$.15,063.27 Shenandoah The matter of a citation for Mrs. Jaunita Larson, owner of Shenandoah Trailer Court, Basalt, Colo., Trailer to appear before the Board having previously been set for this time and date; and Court Mrs. Larson appearing in person. Thereupon the Chairman a§ked E!ik Edeen, County Sanitarian, to proceed. Mr. Edeen stated dates of notices previously sent to Mrs. Larson to correct sanitation problems and no work accomplished on the problem. Mrs. Larson stated her plazas with Stanley Dodson's company to correct the situation. Whereupon, Commissioner Gerard moved to table the matter and have Mrs. Larson advise Mr. Dodson to advise t.hg]Board,.bf a completion date and also to aaskse the Town of Basalt and the Basalt Sanitation District to advise the Board of their intentions on allowing tapeons to water and sewer. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Orlosky and the subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman. Alice Par- The matter of hearing on Alice Parsons' application for vacation of easements on her property in sons appli Matterhorn Village Subdivision, Filing No. 1, having previously been set for this time and date; and cation for Mrs. Parsons appearing in person and no protestant appearing in anywise; vacation o Thereupon, publication having been made in the matter and the Board being fully advised in the easements matter, Commissioner Orlosky moved to appoint Maxwell R. Barz as Commissioner of Deeds by resolution and to authorize the said Commissioner to vacate the utility easements with a Quit Claim Deed prepared by the County Attorney. The Motion was seconded by Commissioner Gerard and the subsequent vote was declared unanimous by the Chairman. TayvelThe matter of hearing on Tayvel Environmental Land Company's application for vacation of easements applicatio along the common boundary between Lots G-7 and G-8 of Lions Ridge Subdivision, Filing No. 2, having pre - for vaca- viously been set for this time and date; and tion of Peter Alexander, representing said company, appearing in person and no protestant appearing in easements anywise; Thereupon, publication having been made in the matter and the Board being fully advised in the matter, Commissioner Orlosky moved t6.applint Maxwell R. Barz as bommissioner of Deeds by resolution and to authorize the said Commissioner to vacate the utility easements with a Quit Claim Deed prepared by the County Attorney. The motion was seconded by eommissioner Gerard and the subsequent vote was declared unanimous by the Chairman. Plateau I A motion was made by Commissioner Gerard to accept a proposal by Plateau Typewriter Exchange, Typewriter Grand Junction, Colo., for maintenance of all County typewriters and calculators in the County House for Exchange $515.00 per year. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Orlosky and the subsequent vote was declared unanimous by the Chairman. Co. equip- Tom 'Zimmerman and Sam Geyer, Bureau of Land Management, Glenwood Springs, Colo., appeared and dis- ment to cussed the use of County equipment with operators for fire purposes, if needed to fight fires in Eagle Gounty fight f irE s on B1M ground. Any machinery lost to be replaced by BLM. and dollar figures to be at current rates. on BLM Commissioner Gerard moved to enter into an agreement as stated. The motion was seconded by Com - ground missioner Orlosky and the subsequent vote was ddclared unanimous by the Chairman. Road con- Frederic Bird, resident of Vail Ridge on Cortina Lane, appeared and advised the Board of road ditions conditions on Cortina Lane. Mr. Bird was permitted to use the phone to contact Wright -McLaughlin Engineers Cortina who in turn were to write the contractor, Harlan Constructors, 15045 W. 40th Ave, Golden, Solo. 80401, and Lane send a copy of said letter to the Board of County Commissioners. Soil stud3 Dick Porter, John Brubaker and Bob Howland with the Soil Conservation, appeared and advised the Board that there is 160,000 acres in Eagle County scheduled for soil study, that they wished to start on 53,000 acres over the next three years. The total cost on the 53,000 acres over the three years would be $30,000.00 to Eagle County at an annual figure of $10,000.00 per year. 24 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners .xc a r.. xo¢c�n cw. oErvcw. oErvm�uu.o �— —term 19— 19— The Board agreed that the work could be done this year, but that only a part of the annual quota would be forthcoming this year because of budget shortage. The Board re—appointed Richard Turgeon to replace iditch Hoyt on the Eagle County Planning Commis— sion. Lester Jeremiah, County Extension Agent, appeared and advised that he had received no response from land owners on weed control. Eagle, Colo., The Board appointed Bonita Eaton/to replace Charles Albertson on the Fair Board and also appointed Linda Jones, Vail, Colo., to replace Charlyn Willaims on said Board. Charles Schaefer, Town of Eagle Planner, appeared khdcadvised that an appraisal had been made on `School the"school property across from the Counthouse,by Justin Haynes, the cost being $300.00 for appraisal, one— !property half of which is the County share of $150.00. 1',ppraisal It was agreed that an Inspector to be hired by the County,eventually,can be utilized by the Town of Eagle, fees to be split even with the County. The Board instructed Mr. Schaefer to contact Mr. Blair in the matter. In preparation for eventual Building Code regulations and the hiring of a County Building the'Board passed and signed the following resolution. i Inspector l` There being no further business to come before the Board, it was moved seconded and passed to adjdurn until the next regular meeting , unless sooner called by the Chairman. Attest: n C r to Board. v I r�or.�iav WHEXYiS Nouse Bill 1CB1 has been adopted by the Forty-ninth General Assembly at the first regular session thereof, and Wit, U, " said legislative ennetncat e 4=cro the Beord. of County Cor=iosionera to oract a Building Code for all or part of the unincorporated area of the County, and lifigLRlS the Board is desirous of onacting cueb a Code in order to promote the public health, safety, and general naifaro of the inhabitoats of the County NOG', .t'-ALFCRE B.r T RLbO,VED brat the &r county 'fanning Co=oo'lon be and they are hereby requested to designate part or all of t'tie n>_^?iacorporateo area of the County for udopticn Of a Belding Code assti to eertify a Gory of the-rop<,Oc ^_..,»i.Ltip code to the Baas of sat, ua va o©"aonerc of 1�,- f, i;.sunt , . a V4695au Wit# &-011-1 Teub uh 'QP - CF CSU 1 i t;hoircan _ otAe _ - Avery 2f frii .. .�""�ii�v..-t k wuntl' Uleric and P:oo cicr ek� fJ P " a a A R E S 0 L U T I 0 N BE IT RESOLVED; By the Board of County Commissioners i4 deeds is hereby authorized to make, cuccuto and deliver a Quit Claim Deed from the County of Eagle to ALICE E. PARSONS to the following described promises; A tract o€ land lying entirely within Matterhorn s+� 7 - and Recorders Office Eagle County, Colorado, said tract i, o , f —rn - described as follows; Beginning at the Southwest Corner of said Lot 23; thence ;M N 86047153' W along the Southline of said Lot 21 a _ distance of 10.06 feet; thence N 02048'56' W a distance of 189.44 feet to a point on the North line of said Lot = v feet along a curve to the left also along said North - •�� line of Lots 21 and 23, having a Central Angle of 02024146° _ and a radius of 475.00 feet; thence S 02048156n E a distance A R E S 0 L U T I 0 N BE IT RESOLVED; By the Board of County Commissioners i4 deeds is hereby authorized to make, cuccuto and deliver a Quit Claim Deed from the County of Eagle to ALICE E. PARSONS to the following described promises; A tract o€ land lying entirely within Matterhorn Village, filing No. 1, a Subdivision filed in the Clerk - and Recorders Office Eagle County, Colorado, said tract . o , A R E S 0 L U T I 0 N BE IT RESOLVED; By the Board of County Commissioners of Eagle County, Colorado, that the Commissioner to execute deeds is hereby authorized to make, cuccuto and deliver a Quit Claim Deed from the County of Eagle to ALICE E. PARSONS to the following described promises; A tract o€ land lying entirely within Matterhorn Village, filing No. 1, a Subdivision filed in the Clerk - and Recorders Office Eagle County, Colorado, said tract . o f —rn A R E S 0 L U T I 0 N BE IT RESOLVED; By the Board of County Commissioners of Eagle County, Colorado, that the Commissioner to execute deeds is hereby authorized to make, cuccuto and deliver a Quit Claim Deed from the County of Eagle to ALICE E. PARSONS to the following described promises; A tract o€ land lying entirely within Matterhorn Village, filing No. 1, a Subdivision filed in the Clerk and Recorders Office Eagle County, Colorado, said tract _ - being a twenty foot easement being ten feet on either side of the line between Lots 21 and 23, said Matterhorn village, Filing No. 1, being more particularly - described as follows; Beginning at the Southwest Corner of said Lot 23; thence ;M N 86047153' W along the Southline of said Lot 21 a _ distance of 10.06 feet; thence N 02048'56' W a distance of 189.44 feet to a point on the North line of said Lot = 21 said point being a point on a curve; thence 20.00 feet along a curve to the left also along said North - •�� line of Lots 21 and 23, having a Central Angle of 02024146° _ and a radius of 475.00 feet; thence S 02048156n E a distance of 191.51 feet to a point on the South Line of said Lot 23; thence N 86047'530 W a distance of 10.06 feet to the point of beginning, containing 3809 square foot more or less, f for the reason that said property consists of an easement not needed by the County, and the County of Eagle makes no claim of ownership to this property by virtue of the prior dedication of said easement. - T THEREFORE, MAXWELL R. BARZ is appointed the Commissioner to execute deeds and is hereby authorized to execute the Quit - Clair Deed to said property. Dated this to day of -P )A.D. , 1973. _ T— 75.1 ATTLS:. H • CrV2f,dv .• _,erk. and Records, a THE BOARD OF COU:ITY COMMISSIONLRS OF EAGLE COUNTY, COLORADO 1 i C by llkiol.' Chairman I I rl 'J. ,I I r� 7 r..4. 1 S r z - R i 9 5 z i rT 4 i� W � � Yi• t _1 U 13 HG IT HEWC&VGD, Dy the Boort] 09 CcJoa %5? Ccrair,Dipaoa") ofs ZICTJ n County, Colorado, that the Conniccionns to auocuao Z'oouo 43 hoa-ob'7 authorized to oa%o, onecuto and dclivor a ;Cit Cla:sn 500i! fr;cz' ^7o County of Eagle to CHIb1.nLcG E. P=Dg'LXGa to the foltouing docc_-ibcd Brenioca- All utility oaaoaonto goroing a part of or intended to oorvo iota G-7 and C=U, 1a000 Ridge 6ubdivicion, Yl ling t7o. C, Cotmnty off Bagga, Cad State of Colorado, for the re000n that said L*r09orty Conoiato of Qtialty caacno©to not neodad by the County, and the County of Lagic nahoc no c&aio of ownership to this property by virtue of the prior 606icatic�t of said eaooncnta. THliREFOREP The Cooniocioner to Eaocuto meoda io hetroby authorized to cuccuto the Quit Clain Dead. g DATED 'PHIS J DAY C@�n..- n A.D. 1973. TUB BOARD Op cauz R CCCSBBI^a-uICIMPO CLQ 1 LGT.G CCUUTU, C®F.CH,�iJ �p ra Chair 'a ATTESTn County Clorh and Rosorde n rl 'J. ,I I r� ' z - R i 9 5 z n 25 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day___ term 19- Tune__ -19a Present: Daniel F. Koprinikar Claude L. Gerard A. F. Orlosky Hugh Warder Maxwell R. Barz REGULAR M- ETING 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 read and approved and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for same in full. payment thereof: Colorado Information School.Health Council Clair Bertroch County. Clerk County Clerk Joy -Smith, Anna Mulnix Erik W.. Edeen R.P.S. Leila E. Mosher C.S.R. Doris .Carter Doris ,Carter Tom Davis Gordon Kashmer Kier Laboratories, Inc. Utah Crime Conference Skelly Oil Co. Vail Pharmacy Olesen Motors Phillips Petroleum Co. RCA Corporation Dick Wheeler Inc. Dick Wheeler Inc. F. Morton Pitt Co. Hometown Supply Co. Eagle Valley Enterpirse Inc. agle Valley Enterprise American Legion Aux. Unit 194 Glenn Anderson Eagle Volunteer Fire Dept. Minturn Volunteer Fire Dept. Vail Valley Medical Center C. A. Stanley Plumbing & Heating Quicki< Print American Supply Co. American Sanitary Products Garfield County Abstract Co. Wilson Radim, T.U. & Appl. Accountants Corner, Inc. Pitney Bowes Rocky Mtn. Natl. Gas Co., Inc. Holy Cross Electric Assn., Inc. 3M Business Products Sales Inc. Out West Comm & County Printers, Inc. C.F.Hoecker Blank Book & Litho Co. Copp Office Supply L. . Ridgway Enterpirses, Inc. Michael S. Blair Bell Systems, Inc. IBM Corp. Colo. Rodent Control fund Board of Land Comms. Eagle Pharmacy Board of Land Comms The Vail Trail Xerox Corp. Eagle Valley Tel Co. Eagle Valley Tel Co. Eagle Valley Tel. Co. Mountain Bell Plateau Typewriter Exchange Lease Finance Inc. Out West Office Products Inc. COUNTY GENERAL FUND Sub. & service 9.00 Revolving glasses fund 250.00 labor and material 7.80 money advinced 20.00 money advanced 37.79 Assessor's Clerical hire 178.84 n n n 94.68 exp. 127.60 transcript 146.25 jail laundry 8.55 prisoners meals 357.00 mileage & exp. 30.20 labor 124.00 BA test 10.00 transcript 19.00 Inv. #1707 1.77 medicine for. prisoner .7.46 parts 4.50 gas 190.55 radio S.O. 789.75 labor & supplies 35.92 leases # C-159, C-160, C-161 & C-162 505.20 first aid kits S.O. 81.70 supplies 2.67 supplies 127.42 legals 177.41 rent Jpdge's office 75.00 rent S.O. 75.00 rent 75.00 rent 75.00 rent 150.00 sabor & supplies 21.50 supplies 89168 speaker horn for S. 0. 89140 Dist. Court equipment 112.45 xerox copies 35.10 labor & supplies 16.41 book 6.40 rental 51.00 service 124.20 service 287.75 supplies 275.38 supplies 114.40 supplies 932.22 repair 19.22 Drafting table & supplies 217.28 exp. 176.95 recorder repair 734:05 supplies 5.83 poison oats 104.00 lease 5.00 supplies 99.62 certificates 1.15 adv. 15.40 service 200.57 service 551595 serviee 115.68 service 24.80 service 30.45 supplies 260.17 Lease #15199-3 106.40 supplies 28.50 Total.............................................................................................$ 72947.97 ROAD AI4D BRIDGE FUND Phoenix Mutual Life Ins. Co. group ins. 113.87 Maxwell R. Barz postage 3.60 County Clerk money advanced 20.00 Accountants Corner, Inc. tax book 6.40 Mountain Bell services 19.39 Eagle Valley Tel Co. service 66.47 Public Service Co. of Colo. services 1.56 Yampa Valley Electric Assoc. service 43.48 Town of Basalt sewer service 6.80 Holy Cross Electric Assn. Inc. serviee 65.60 Rocky Mtn Natl Gas Co., Inc. service 65.16 Standard Oil Co. fuel 2,931.50 Continental 011 Co. fuel 25.17 26 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners ixv c v. Mo�¢en.ourm xneu .--__-. Daley's Chevron Gay Johnson's Inc. Eagle Auto Parts Two-tone WZlding Service A to Z Home Repair Service Cummings Power Inc. Mac Tools Westside Rebuilders Empire Springs & Chassis Co. Bob's American Auto Parts Wheeling Corrugating Co. Downing Supply Co. Holland Auto Parts Inc. Maupins Truck Parts Inc. Crystal River Automotive The Full well Motor Products Co. Grand Junction Steel Fabricating Co. Holy Cross Ituto Service Macdonald Equipment Co. Roaring Fork Valley Co-op High,CountSy Lumber Co. Dick's Repair Shop Allen Machinery Co. H. W.. Moore Equipment Co. Berthod Motors Inc. Booth -Rouse Equipment Co. McCoy Co. Hometown Supply Co. Fruehauf Distr Co. White Const. Co. McCoy Co. term 19 - services 1.50 tire recapping 255.93 parts & tires 162.81 parts & repairs 477.80 repairs Co hse on #131 688.75 repairs 658.62 parts 22.70 parts 56.77 parts 31.89 supplies 28.08 parts 282.65 parts 1.1:98 parts 460.57 parts 17.00 pis 23.59 steel 144.58 rent & supplies 57.74 supplies 93.99 supplies 15.43 supplies 1.32 supplies 2.30 supplies 651.32 supplies 20.95 supplies 23.38 supplies 7.75 supplies 590.26 supplies 17.45 tires 2497.98 Emma bridge Const. 21465.00 Cat #12 Mtr grader 52000.00 Total.........................................................................................$ 84,129.08 The need to fill vacancies which have occured on the Eagle County Planning Commission Board cameto the attention of the County Commissioners and as of this date the new board is as follows, to -wit: (State Designation - Eagle County #19 Region 12) Rod Slifer, Chairman 6/77 Chan Welin 6/74 Box 1248 Vail Assoc. Vail, Colo. 81657 - Vial, Colo. 81657 Don Price, Vice -Chairman 6/74 Ross Chambers Eagle, Colo. 81.631 Eagle, Colo. 81631 6/74 19 - Hubert Peterson 6/76 James McDearmid 6/74 Edwards, Colo. Star Route Gypsum, Colo. Art Bowles 6/75 Dale Grant 6/74 Basalt, Colo. Basalt,.Colo. jI Dick Turgeon 6/78 George Gates 6/74 Gypsum, Colo. Burns, Colo. 1 This being the time and date set for hearing on the proposed Eagle Valley Metropolitan Recreation and Park District, the formal minutes appear as follows. STATE OF COLORADO.' ) )ss COUNTY OF EAGLE ) The Board of Bounty Commissioners of Eagle Oounty Colorado, met in regular session at the Eagle County Couathouse in Eagle, Colorado, being the regular meeting place of the Board, at the hour of 1:00 o'clock P.M. on Monday, the 4th day of June, 1973. Present: Chairman: Daniel F. Koprinikar Commissioners: Claude L. Gerard Alfred F. Orlosky County Clerk and Recorder: Maxwell R. Barz Absent Thereupon the following proceedings, amongo others, were had and taken. A Hearing on the Service Plan and related documents for the proposed Eagle Valley Metropolitan and Park District 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 Board on the 7th day of May, 1973. Thereupon Commissioner Orlosky introduced and moved the adoption of the following Resolution: (Resolution follows,these minutes) Commissioner Gerard seconded the motion for the passage and adoption of said Resolution. The Question being upon the passage and adoption of said Resolution, the roll was called and the question put to a vote with the following results: Those voting AVE: Commissioners: Daniel F. Koprinikar Claude L. Gerard Alfred F. Orlosky Those voting NAY: , The presiding officer thereupon declared that, a majority of all the Commissioners elected hav- ing voted in favor thereof, the motion was carried and the Resolution duly passed and adopted. After consideration of other matters to come before the Board, on motion duly made and seconded, the meeting was adjourned. (S E A L ) oun yMaxwell er Ban Itecorcer, Eagie County Eagle Co,. Planning Commission Board sagle Valley Metro. Ree. & Park Dist. hearing State Bridge Lodge 3.2 beer, hotel, liquor license Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners-- day term 19- STATE OF COLORADO ) ) ss COU14TY OF EAGLE ) 27 19 I, Maxwell R. Harz., 0ounty Clerk and Recorder of the County of Eagle, State of Colorado, do here- by certify that the foregoing pages numbered 1 to 4, inclusive, constitute a true and correct copy of the record of proceedings of the Board. of County Commissioners of said County, taken at a regular meeting held on the 4th day of June, 1973, at the Cagle County Courthouse, Eagle, Colorado, insofar as said minutes re- late to a Resolution, a copy of which is therein set forth; that the copy of said Resolution contained in the minutes is a full, true and corredt copy of the original of said Resolution as adopted by the Board of County Commissioners at said meeting; that the original Resolution has been duly signed and approved by the presiding officer of the Board of county Commissioners and myself, as County Clerk and Recorder, sealed with the corporate seal of the County and recorded in the Dook of Resolutions of the County kept for that purpose in my office. I further certify that the Chairman and two members of the Board of County Commissioners were present at said meeting and that all members of the Board voted on the passage of the Resolution as set forth in said minutes. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and the seal of said County of Eagle, Colorado, this.4th day of June, 1973. ( S E A L ) Maxwell R. Barz County Clerk and Recorder Eagle,County, Colorado The matter of hearing on applications for a 3.2 beer license and on a Hotel - Restaurant liquor license license for the State Bridge Lodge, applicants being Bruce G. Reynolds and Gregory N. Lund, came on for hearing, having been previously set for this date and time. Thereupon the County Attorney inquired of the County Clerk as to posting and publication, finger- prints and references and found all to be in order, except that replies from fingerprints had not yet been received. Whereupon, Chairman Koprinikar inquired as to objections and found that no person had made object- ion in person, by mail of anywise. Commissioner Gerard then moved to grant the applications for licenses, subject to favorable re- plies from fingerprints taken. Commissioner Orlosky seconded the motion and the Chairman declared the vote taken to be unanimous. Brisco Andy D. Griscoe, representing Brisco Management Services, Inc. appeared with Mike Blair, County Managment Planner and offered the service of his compangiin engineering , inspection of construction and plat review. Services The Commissioners suggested that he -go over the subdivision regulations and some plats with the Planner to better understand problems of Eagle County and appear back at the June 26th Planning meeting of the Commissioners. Special R. J. Martin, Special Investigator for the District Attorney and Jack Healy, District Attorney, Investi- appeared and requested help from the Commissioners in funding the investigator at $1100.00 per year (per gator for county) the balance of Funding to come from federal crime grant. the D.A. Commissioner Gerard moved to grant the -request. Commissioner Orlosky seconded the motion and the Chairman declared the subsequent vote to Oe unan- imous. Janitor Hester Bertroch, Carol Arm Schmidt and Rhonda Jo Parker, secreterys in the Health and Welfare work, Departments building, appeared and requested the job of dividing the janitor work in that building be - Health & tween the three of them. udelfare The Commissioners advised that something would be worked out for the first of July, 1973. Dept. Commissioner Gerard moved to pass a resolution directing the Comuissionercof Deeds to execute Quit Clairr and deliver a Quit Claim Deed fftm the County of Eagle to Lions Ridge Ltd. as is more fully shown by the Deed, Lio copy -of Resolution following these minutes. Ridge Ltd. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Orlosky and the subsequent vote was declared unanimous by the Chairman. 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. v Chairman Attest: C1 rt to7Board. 28 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners tlay .Tune term 19 lune 251, 19 z3_ Tl a i.xMiELC 0011 IMO SPECIAL DEETING 'resent: Daniel F. Koprinikar Chairman Claude L. Gerard Commissioner A. F. Orlosky Commissioner Maxwell R. Barz Clerk to Board Hugh Warder County Attorney The Following bills were allowed and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for same in full payment thereof: ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND 'Colonial Life & Accident Ina. Co. ins. 91.80 Claude Gerard, County Commissioner exp. 58.10 Daniel F. Koprinikar, County Commissioner exp. 63.93 Al Orlosky, County Commissioner exp. 52,50 Bernard B. Ginther, Road Supervisor salary & exp. 680.00 Garland Bertroch, Bridge Foreman salary 550.00 Joe Carter, Opeeator salary 550.00 John W. Hill, Operator salary 550.00 Jess „. Pettit, Shovel Operator salary 550.00 Joe Phillips, Shop Foreman salary 550.00 Louie Rimbert, Tractor Operator salary 550.00 Phillip Shelden, Operator salary 275.00 Jim Southerland, Mechanic salary 550.00 James E. Watson, Operator salary 550.00 Cleaburn J. Gordon, Truck Driver salary 522.50 Randy Hoyt, Truck Driver salary 522.50 Glen Kittle, Truck Driver salary 522,50 Terry Nunn, Truck Driver salary 522.50 Ralph F. Ward, Truck Driver salary 392.00 Marvin Borah, Road Overseer salary & exp. 600.00 Samuel Carter, Road Overseer salary & exp. 600.00 Ernest L. Cook, Road Overseer salary & exp. 600.00 Francis D. Daugherty, Road Overseer salary & exp. 600.00 Wren Eaton, Road Overseer salary & exp. 600.00 Vernon Eiswerth, Asst Road Supervisor salary & exp. 638.50 Walter F. Owen, Road Overseer salary & exp. 600.00 Walter J. Owen, Road Overseer salary & exp. 600.00 Joseph A.'Skiles, Road Overseer salary & exp. 600.00 Joe Phillips, Janitor salary 41.25 A. C. Gordon, Laborer part time 263.12 Bernard B. Ginther exp. 30.00 First Bank of Eagle County Federal withholding 1516.60 County Treasurer State Withholding 260.11 County Treasurer FICA 763.75 Colo. Blue Cross & Blue Shield group ins. 655.70 County Treasurer retirement 313.81 Total........................................................................................... $ 15,203.85 GENERAL FUND Eagle Valley Tele Co] service 101.83 Mountain Bell service 66.29 County Clerk F.O. Box rent 11.10 Claude L. Gerard, County Commissioner salary 427.08 Daniel F. Koprinikar, County Commissioner salary 427.08 Alfred F. Orlosky, County Commissioner salary 427.08 Maxwell R. Barz, County Clerk salary 604.17 Maxwell R. Barz exp. 77.45 Gussie Baker, Dep. Co. Clerk salary 500.00 Eleanor Bindley, Dep. Co. Clerk salary 500,00 Eleanor Hindley, Dep. Co. Clerk exp. 43.20 Starr Doll, Dep. Co. Clerk salary 500.00 Lena Marie Yost, Dep. Co. Clerk salary 500.00 Lena Marie Yost vacation 125.00 Margaret Davenport, Clerical hire salary 475.00 Buena Eichler, Clerical hire salary 425.00 Buena Eichler, exp. 113.75 Geraldine Shelton, Clerical hire salary 420.80 Maureen E. Haggart, Clerical hire part time 357.68 Eva L. Luby, Clerical hire part time 189.36 Donna Deane, Chief Accountant salary 105.20 Donna Deane, " ^ salary 243.75 Hubert N. Peterson, County Treasurer salary 604.17 Dessie D. Mathews, Dep. Co. Tress. salary 500.00 Bobby Peterson, Dep. Co. Tress. salary 500.00 Lily Forster, Clerical Hire salary 420.00 Clair Bertroch, County Assessor salary 604.17 Clair Bertvoch exp. 28.60 Vincent Eichler, Dep. Co. Assessor salary 500.00 Vincent Eichler exp. 36.40 Ella Bindley, Dep. Co. Assessor salary 500.00 Karleen Bonaly, Clerical Hire salary 475.00 Hester Beatbogh, Clerical Hire part time 15.72 Hugh R. Warder, County Attorney salary 250.00 Norma J. Anderson, Secy. to Co. Atty. salary 200.00 Doris Carter, Custodian salary 550.00 John F. Healy, Dist. Atty. salary 140.00 Arlys H. Ward, Secy. to Dist. Atty. salary 175.00 Dennis J. Seitz, Asst Dist. Atty. salary 306.25 Dennis J. Seitz exp. 5.14 ry -0 00 .P .X'4I, m Z 1.f f+ n�� DD IT L^7_SOLV2D, Dy the Loard of �Cn�r91 ���c,�,�i oaIloaog;z or, C a,l„ County, Colorado, that the �t© 0ZC)t4ntc, I(^ 06O &D hQgebll authorized to MCI -60, ouooutc. and dolivor a Suit ,Anfl'z r✓oak; -soca vIlno CCCNTy OF 3AC-Lr to LICt1.s, CC zl=, a Corporation, f'C tiao fs©'d F,c)nan doscribad nracisoaa All Utility 2noocento locatod aJ4,,3oont to iota 6e7..8e9-10 &11 , G)locit Ce aooabdiv&Qion of Lions Eid9C &ubdiviaion, and the interims Il©t land betwoon both 6 and 7, Loto 7 ang £l, 10 tO 3 band 11. in oaid Dlocft C, County Of E109101 Ota'$Q of Colorado, for the reason that aaid proporty conaiato of oaao"a to pad Lot "nes notn'eedcdby the County, and tho County of >aglo M1401) no ela9n of opncrohip to this property by virtue mS the prior d "Ca" C -n ®� amid oaa000nto and deocript.ion of aaid lot "ne" THEREFORE, IMIM13LL n. EIARZ is .appointod the Commissioner t0 Execute Ocean and is hereby authorized to enocute the Quit Clair Dead to said proporty. DATED THIS_ '12L�DAV OEA.D., 1973. THE BOARD Op COUNTSi COM31061052M OF 2AGLO COU'vTIP, COLORADO Cha can ATTEST: 3 County C ark and Record.. ray;` X 1 i- ylIL 7y �u Ti1f1 , Vis.. TW .S F i. =�. r, Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners --day - term 19 _ 1 The Commissioners approved and signed a Resolution in letter form adopted by the Eagle Bounty Health Advisory Board on June 21, 1973, requesting official recognition by the Board of County Commissioners as the official representative of the County in health matters. A copy of said instrument follows these minutes. Robert Howlett, Vai; Colo, appeared before the Commissioners and applied for any available job which might be open around January 1, 1974, requiring administrative experience. Oiling of Allen Albert, representing the Town;of Red Cliff, and John Martinez, representing the Red Cliff Red Cliff Sanitation District, appeared and requested that streets of Red Cliff be oiled amounting to about three miles roads including the County Road leaving State Highway road 6 & 24 through Red Cliff and returning to #6 & 24. Red Cliff and the Sanitation District will be able to come up with $4000.00 each, making a total of $8000.00 to help with the expense incurred by the County. The decision of the Board was that possibly about one half of the need could be accomplished with a mat of sprayed on oil layered between layers of course and fine gravel, as used near Basalt, Colo. Mr. Albert and Mr. Martinez agreed to drive over to Basalt and observe the condition of the road which was cover- ed in this manner last year. It was agreed that a "Road Closed" sign would be posted at the beginning of the Turkey Creek road to prevent tourists from taking the route then having to return because of a slide which blocks the road. Mr. Albert and Mr. Martinez returned later in the day and'were agreeable to the use of the gravel - chips and sprayed oil. The Commissioners agreed to some work depending on material and finance.available. M.H.P. Mobile Home Parks as follows were approved and licensed for the year, Ngy_'l, 1973 to April 30, 1973: licenses D & R. Mobile Park - Basalt, Colo., Logan's Mobile. Home Park_ Edwardsy Colo., Eagle Truck Line,- Eagle, Colo., Vail Associates, Inc. - Vail, Colo., Phil W. and Barbara Sterkerf Basalt, Colo. and Lonnie R. Stott - Car- bondale, Colo. Hubert N. Peterson, County Treasurer, appeared and presented to the Board a list of all real Karol L. Parlin, Secy to D. A. salary 157.50 Patty A. Wese, replacement secy. salary 26.25 Jopn F. Healy exp. 246.26 Larry A. 6skwith, Dep. Dist. Atty. salary 250.00 Larry A. Eskwith exp. 8.76 Susan G. Nelson, Secy. Dist. Atty. salary 180.00 Roland L. Gerard, Co. Court Janitor janitor service 50.00 Henry Rey, Landfill Supervisor salary 297.50 Robert E. Whidden, Landfill Supervisor salary 525.00 Robert 0. Watson, Asst Landfill Supervisor salary 475.00 James H. Seabry, County Sheriff salary 687.50 James H. Seabry exp. 34.20 Tom Davis,Undersheriff salary 650.00 George Miller, Dep. Co. Sheriff salary 600.00 Tom Davis exp. 40.25 Robert Weiler, Dep Co. Sheriff salary 600.00 Danny J. Williams, Dep. Co. Sheriff salary 600.00 Gary Taylor, Dep. Co. Sheriff salary 600.00 Paul Taysor, Dep. Co. Sheriff salary 600.00 Carol C. Conder, Secy. salary 75.00 Eileeh Rara8all, Secy, to Co. Ext. Director salary 483.00 Johnette Phillips, Ext. Office help part time 84.16 Jack W. Vopnson, County Surveyor salary 150.00 Maxwell R. Barz, Veterans Service Officer salary 100.00 Erik W. Edeen, County Sanitarian salary 850.00 Bernice G. Webb, Secy Co. Sanitarian salary 267.00 Margie Gates, R.N. salary 650.00 Hester Bertroch, Secy Co. Nurse salary 445.00 Margaret Jacobsgaard, PHN salary 600.00 Diana Isgrig, Secy Co. Nurse salary 445.00 Thomas I. Steinberg MD, Public Health Officer salary 150.00 Thomas I. Seinberg coroner charge 16.50 Michael S. Blair, Planning Director salary 1375.00 Katherine T. Terry, Secy P1 Dept. salary 425.00 Jack W. 'Johnson, Civil Defense Director salary 50.00 Kathleen M. Yantzer, Secy. C.D.D. salary 25.00 Col& Hosp. and Colo. Med. Service Blilergross 11124E80 County Treasurer O.A.S.I. 1429.40 Hugh R. Warder legal services 231.25 Willard E. Wilson Park labor 149.00 Hubert N. Peterson exp. 18.00 Transport Clearings freight 6.85 Vail Valley Med. Center ambulance 167.00 Northwestern Council of Governments assessment 5000.00 The Denver Post, Igc. Adv. 23.10 Rocky Mtn News Adv. 14.00 Daniel F. Koprinikar exp. 60.40 Alfred Orlosky exp. 120.05 Claude L. Gerard exp. 88.36 Claude Gerard exp. 5$.93 Lester Jeremiah supplies 8.34 Lester Jeremiah salary & exp. 406.02 Eldorado Engineering Co. P1. Comm. exp 54.00 Dan M. Handy & Associates Audit Service 4900.00 Clair Bertroch box rent 7.20 Sheriff's Office subpoena service 8.96 Total........................................................................................ $ 39,140.56 Applicatio James Allen, Bond, Colorado, appeared in person and by his Attorney, Jerry Seavy, in the matter for Liquor of his application for Liquor license for the Lakeview Restaurant and Bar in Bond, Colorado. License, This being a case of an existing license for the premices and in such case the statutes permitting Lakeview a new licensee without publication and posting. Restaurant Thereupon, Commissioner Gerard moved that the application for liquor license pe granted, contingent & Bar, Bonl only on the reply from fingerprints taken and tendered through the Sheriffs Office. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Orlosky and the insuing vote declared unanimous by the Chairman. The Commissioners approved and signed a Resolution in letter form adopted by the Eagle Bounty Health Advisory Board on June 21, 1973, requesting official recognition by the Board of County Commissioners as the official representative of the County in health matters. A copy of said instrument follows these minutes. Robert Howlett, Vai; Colo, appeared before the Commissioners and applied for any available job which might be open around January 1, 1974, requiring administrative experience. Oiling of Allen Albert, representing the Town;of Red Cliff, and John Martinez, representing the Red Cliff Red Cliff Sanitation District, appeared and requested that streets of Red Cliff be oiled amounting to about three miles roads including the County Road leaving State Highway road 6 & 24 through Red Cliff and returning to #6 & 24. Red Cliff and the Sanitation District will be able to come up with $4000.00 each, making a total of $8000.00 to help with the expense incurred by the County. The decision of the Board was that possibly about one half of the need could be accomplished with a mat of sprayed on oil layered between layers of course and fine gravel, as used near Basalt, Colo. Mr. Albert and Mr. Martinez agreed to drive over to Basalt and observe the condition of the road which was cover- ed in this manner last year. It was agreed that a "Road Closed" sign would be posted at the beginning of the Turkey Creek road to prevent tourists from taking the route then having to return because of a slide which blocks the road. Mr. Albert and Mr. Martinez returned later in the day and'were agreeable to the use of the gravel - chips and sprayed oil. The Commissioners agreed to some work depending on material and finance.available. M.H.P. Mobile Home Parks as follows were approved and licensed for the year, Ngy_'l, 1973 to April 30, 1973: licenses D & R. Mobile Park - Basalt, Colo., Logan's Mobile. Home Park_ Edwardsy Colo., Eagle Truck Line,- Eagle, Colo., Vail Associates, Inc. - Vail, Colo., Phil W. and Barbara Sterkerf Basalt, Colo. and Lonnie R. Stott - Car- bondale, Colo. Hubert N. Peterson, County Treasurer, appeared and presented to the Board a list of all real Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day term 19 —- txx a F. xveuc¢co„xmvm and held by property and all Certificates of Sale struck off at tax sale,to,/the County of Eagle for thirty years or more without having bbtaidedrasddedf'Ot,,havingobeeh-:disposed of by statute. Thereupon by Resolution duly pnt and passed the Commissioners ordered the certificates to be void and directed the treasurer to cancel same as is more fully shown by the Determination and Order, a copy of which follows these minutes. Pursuant to the proposal of the Board of Education, Eagle County School Bistrict RE50J, for amend- ment to the Eagle County Subdivision Regulations providing for 1/100 of an acre in subdivisions times_ 2.5 to obtain in addition property or money to defray school construction costs, as well as the 1/100 of an acre of dedicated land for schools; Thereupon the Board determined that a public hearing in the matter shall be held on July 30, 1973 at'7:30 P. M. in the County Courthouse. Pursuant to the proposal,of the Eagle County Planning Commission, for a Building Resolution to en- act a Building Code for Eagle County; Thereupon the Board determined that a public hearing in the matter shall be held on July 30, 1973 at 7:30 P. M. in the County Gourthouse. Clair Bertroch, County Assessor, appeared and tendered an abatement on behalf of Morcus Co., Vail, Colorado, to the Board for their attention, The Assessor having recommended that the abatement be allowed. Thereupon, Commissioner Orlosky moved that the recommendation of the Assessor be concurred in and that an abatement be allowed on an assessed valuation of $9,980.00 on Real Estate for the year 1972, tax $812.75. Said motion was seconded by Commissioner Gerard and the resulting vote was declared unanimous by the Chairman. Mr. Bertroch than tendered an abatement on behalf of John Siverly, Vail, Colorado, to the Baord for their attention, and the said Assessor having recommended that the abatement be allowed; Thereupon, Commissioner Orlosky moved that the recommendation of the Assessor be concurr ed in and that an abatement be allowed on an assessed valuation of $700.00 on Personal Property for the year 1971, tax $57.22. Said motion was seconded by Commissioner Gerard and the resulting vote was declared unanimous by the Chairman. There being no further business to come before the Board at this time, it was moved,aaeconde&'arid passed to adjourn until the next day, June 26, 1973, to consider matters of Planning. 1 Chairman ki Attest• f___ 'll x. Barz ClerkIto Board. 19 Bldg. code hearing set Abatements A 7`r 7.4 t n7, _ r•_fji, yp • r� -' r F- L EAGLE COUNTY HEALTH ADVISORY BOARD ` • June 22, 1973 - r Ir ' 11— _ The Board of Eagle County Commissioners "' Eagle, Colorado 81631 y"� Gentlemen: • Please be advised that the following resolution was s , f }Rb l' unanimously adopted by the Eagle County Health Advisory Board at , a special meeting, June 21, 1973. Ic is the objective of this group that the Eagle County Board of Commissioners officially adopt this resolution at their next meeting. RESOLVED: First, that we, the newly formed Eagle County Health Advisory - _ Board, composed of citizens interested in the welfare and concern of this county with the health needs that arise, do_r� hereby request official recognition by the Board of Eagle 'j,: 'r'• ;_'x. 1!,e, County Commissioners. -j, Secondly, that we become the official representative, inthe area of health advisory needs and planning, on behalf of Eagle County to the Council of Governments. - q Respectfully submitted. FOR XUEFEAGLE COLNTY ADVISORY BOARD ;F (President) y +9��Secretary) ■ +'�' �:r ..Adopted by the 9oard,of County Commissiones, &aglo County, Colorado this 25tA day of June, 1973. Chaiiman t: Attest`s',' / rLu� a� oun y Clerk &'Recorder _ rL�va 1 e, a 7 0 T l y -OPA O c J o .s I 0 DETERMINATION AND ORDER BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COKMISSIONERS OF THE COUNTY OF EAGLE IN THE STATE OF COLORADO RMATIVE TO CERTAIN TAX SALE CERTIFICATES WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of 137-11-41 (6), Colorado Revised Statutes of 1963, as amended, (1965 and 1967 Supplements), Hubert N. Peterson, County Treasurer of the County of Eagle in the State of Colorado, hereinafter for brevity referred to as the County Treasurer, prepared and presented to The Board of County Commissioners of the County of Eagle in the State of Colorado, hereinafter for brevity referred to as the Board, at a regular meeting thereof held on the 25th Jay of June, 1973, a L of all real property and all Certificates of Sale struck off at tax sale to, and held by, the County of Eagle in the State of Colorado for thirty years or mope without obtaining a deed or being otherwise disposed of under Article 11 of Chapter 137 of Colorado Revised Statutes 1963 as amended; said real property and said Certificated of Sale so listed by said County Treasurer in said list so prepared and presented by him to the Board as aforesaid, being as follows: See List Following: _ F 'iWOM ASCLSS3D DESCFIuTION OF MOPhRTY SOLD ,us PieldinPs Improvements on Black Placer Cl,ude iadil'a 1/2 interest in House No. 566 at :track Creek 'aiila parcel of 1pnd 37'x,x 212 1 in FMi NF1 � - n - Y by 4 ®k u ,f. I _ T l y -OPA O c J o .s I 0 DETERMINATION AND ORDER BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COKMISSIONERS OF THE COUNTY OF EAGLE IN THE STATE OF COLORADO RMATIVE TO CERTAIN TAX SALE CERTIFICATES WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of 137-11-41 (6), Colorado Revised Statutes of 1963, as amended, (1965 and 1967 Supplements), Hubert N. Peterson, County Treasurer of the County of Eagle in the State of Colorado, hereinafter for brevity referred to as the County Treasurer, prepared and presented to The Board of County Commissioners of the County of Eagle in the State of Colorado, hereinafter for brevity referred to as the Board, at a regular meeting thereof held on the 25th Jay of June, 1973, a L of all real property and all Certificates of Sale struck off at tax sale to, and held by, the County of Eagle in the State of Colorado for thirty years or mope without obtaining a deed or being otherwise disposed of under Article 11 of Chapter 137 of Colorado Revised Statutes 1963 as amended; said real property and said Certificated of Sale so listed by said County Treasurer in said list so prepared and presented by him to the Board as aforesaid, being as follows: See List Following: _ F 'iWOM ASCLSS3D DESCFIuTION OF MOPhRTY SOLD ,us PieldinPs Improvements on Black Placer Cl,ude iadil'a 1/2 interest in House No. 566 at :track Creek 'aiila parcel of 1pnd 37'x,x 212 1 in FMi NF1 n. ATTEST: Clark Of the Board a AND WIEREAS, The Board has determined, and hereby does deteas?1ne, that said certificatcM of sale hereinbefore mentioned, ware atruck off to Waal County of Eagle at tax sale, that such certificates hav a been held ty said County for thirty or more years, and that no tax deed has been obtoined f or applied for as provided in said section of the Statutes„ NOW THEREFORE, IT ZS HEREBY DECLARED AND ORDERED, that aforementioned certificates of sale are void and the County Treasurer be, and hereby is, directed to cancel such certificates; that this, order shall be duly entered in the recorded proceeedings of this Board; and that a certified copy of this determination and order shall be delivered to said County Treasurer by the h Clerk of this Board to be recorded by said CounfW Treasurer in his records and such certificates cancelled by ham as specified in this order. _ READ, CONSIDERED, PASSED AND APPROVED This 25th day of June, A. D. 1973. 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Barz Clerk to Board Hugh Warder County Attorney Michael Blair Gounty Planner Erik Edeen County Sanitarian This being the regular meeting date for planning matters the following matters were presented to the Board by the Planner: George Jouflas, Wolcott, Colo, appeared in his request for exemption from the subdivision regula- tions wherein the Planning Commission had recommended denial. Mr. Jouflas stated that subsequent to his request, he has sold the property in question and there= fore wished to withdraw the request. Chairman Koprinikar then dismissed the matter. C. W. Pearce, Basalt, Colorado, appeared in his request for exemption from subdivision regulations. The Eagle Bounty Planning Commission having recommended approval subject to evidence of adequate utility easements and right-of-way access and ins. Pearce assuring the Commissioners that easements and rights- of-way are planned; The Board, by motion of Commissioner Gerard, second by Commissioner'Orlosky and subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, concurred in the recommendation of the Planning Commission and a- pproved the exemption. Master Lani Pfichael Blair, County Planner, discussed the probability that the Master Land Use Plan will be Use Plan ready by late July or August and that the Planning Commission will recommend approval of the Plan. Mr. Blair discussed a proposed meeting with Pitkin, Eagle and Garfield County Boards of Bounty Commissioners and Planners on July 20, 1973 beginning with lunch at 12:00 0 clock. The details of time, place and agenda are still to be worked out. Upper Eagle Erik Edeen, County Sanitarian, discussed the lack of.proper treatment of sewage occuring At the Valley Upper Eagle Valley Sanitation District plant despite the expenditure of $60,000.00 one year ago to patch up Sari. Dist. lines. Since May 17, 1973, plant capacity has been exceeded with only 500,OODgallons being processed and Improper the -bulk of the total flow going through the chlorination chamber and directly into the river. treatment IMr. Lyon of Lyon, Collins & Co., consultants for the Upper Eagle Valley Sanitation District stated of sewage that a new one million bond issue will be used for expansion with construction to take place through the summer of 1974. Thereupon, the Planning Commission recommending that no subdivision within the said sanitation district be approved until there is positive proof that the situation is taken care of; - Commissioner Gerard moved to table all development plans within the collection system area of the Upper Eagle Valley Sanitation District because of infiltration of water into the system until the July 26th meeting of the Board of County Commissioners, at which time said Sanitation District will be expected to show devinite evidence that the total flow of sewage into the plant at the time of spring run-off in 1974 will receive full treatment, and further that said District will attempt to provide some means this year to pre- vent and further discharge of raw sewage intb the Eagle River. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Orlosky and the subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman. �e Mr. Blair tendered an application for exemption from Regulations for Claude Ellison, Radium, Colorac ,r", The'Planning Commission having recommended that the exemption be approved subject to a restriction on dogs, because of wildlife in the area; The Board by motion of Commissioner Orlosky, second by ;oCommissioner Gerard and -subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, concurred in the recommendation of the Planning Com- mission and approved the exemption. Repair ofDick Hart of McLaughlin and Hart, Attorneys at Vail, Volorado, appeared and on behalf of Justice bridge in Company in Bighorn Subdivision, requested documentation on whether repair of a certain bridge is the County's Bighorn, & or Dick Elmore's obligation and on behalf of Eddie Miller and Mrs Schidigger in Vail Das Shone the obligation roads Vail of repairing roads. Das Shone The Commissioners advised that the developers be contacted and let the matter develope from there. Briscoe Briscoe and Maphis, tentatively hired to assist when called upon by the Planner, appeared and gave and Maphis a review of ways and means of review of new plats and geography of subdivisions etc. A Service fee schedule for -sub -division reviews with detailed duties included was presented. Presumably fees charged to a developer will cover planning salaries as well as these management serkices. Subdivis- Homer Jackson, Rifle Colo.,iincompany with Fred Kummer, Bruce Kropschoot and True Morse, all re - ion at Ada 1proaenting Kummer Development, a subsidiary of Hospital Building & Equipment Company, St Louis, Missouri 6312 Mtn. appeared and presented to the Board and members of the Planning Commission tentative plans for a subdivision to be located around the west, north and east base of Adam Mountain principally on East -Brush Creek up as far as Yeoman Park and to include 2,000 acres. The subdivision to be slanted at and for more permanent type of population and to include a mono -rail type of transportation. Erik Edeen, Rod Slifer and Don Price made inquiries on density of population,•sewage, roads and any further acquisition of land. The development if accepted is tabled for completion in 1975. There being no further business to come passed to adjourn until the next regular meeting, Attest: (An L 'a /)� ' C1 rk o Board. U before the Board at this time, it was moved seconded and unless sooner called by the Chairman. hairman ! 32 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day bLwune term 19 July 2, 19 mec P. xottxn M. ocnvm ,ensu -- REGULAR MEETING Fresent: Daniel F. Koprinikar Chairman Claude L. Gerard Commissioner A. F. Orlosky Commissioner Hugh Warder County Attorney Mike Blair County Planner Maxwell R. Barz C3erk1to Board Minutes of the last regular and special meetings were read and approved as read. III I The following bills were read and approved and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for same in full payment thereof: COUNTY GENERAL FUND Richard J. Martin, Inv. D. A.'s Office pro rata share 900.00 Colorado Information sub & service 9.00 Pitney Bowes invoice Bowes 78.00 J. C. Penny Co. #723610 427.97 Dept. of Local Affairs code books 61.75 Independent Lumber Co. supplies 92.73 Clair Bertorch supplies 6.18 Erik W. Edeen mileage 226.30 James H. Seabry Exp. S. 0. 78,40 Garfield Co. Abstract Co. copies 12.80 James H. Seabry P. 0. Box rent 4.40 Dr. Mary Jo. Jacobs M.D. office call 6.00 Doris Carter prisoner meals 270.00 Doris Carter jail laundry 13.30 Environmental Health postage 22.50 Eleanor Bindley exp. 3.00 Michael S. Blair exp. 187.15 Vail Medical Professional Corp. office call 6.00 Vail Medical Professional Corp. Coroner Charge 10.00 Glenora Mosher matron service 24.00 Gypsum Garage parts 57.00 Skelly Oil Co. supplies 31.00 Bee Paper Co. supplies 11.87 Ansterdam Co. pens 44.45 Phillips Petroleum Co. supplies 28.76 Rocky Mountain Mat'l Gas Co service 91.61 Holy. Cross Electric Assn, Inc. service 203.46 Xerox Corp service 250.16 3MBPI supplies 56.27 Eagle Valley Enterprise supplies & printing 353.05 Eagle Valley Enterprise legal 205.07 Eagle Valley Enterprise legal 4.37 American Legion Aux. Unit #194 rent 75.00 Glenn Anderson rent 75.00 Eagle Volunteer Fire Dept. rent 75.00 Minturn Vol Fire Dept. storage 75.00 New Jersey Zinc. Co. rent 18.00 Vail Valley Medical Center rent 150.00 The Vail Trail rent 175.00 C. F. Hoeckel supplies 666.01 Eagle Pharmacy supplies 1.47 H.R. Meininger Co. A-86708 41.50 Wilson Radio TV & Appl. repairs 139.90 United States Welding Ike. oxygen 2.70 Hometown Supply Co. supplies 44.50 MuniChem Forp. supplies 170.60 Eagle Valley Tele Co. service 21.25 Eagle Valley Tele Co. service 47.70 Eagle Valley Tele Co. service 35.03 Eagle Valley Tele Co. Dist. Atty. 80.47 Eagle Valley Tele Co. service 133.71 Eagle Valley Telephone Co. service 414.90 i Mountain Bell sertice 34.75 Mountain Bell service 23.79 Eagle Sanitation Dist. service 72.00 Plateau Typewriter Exchange one-half service contract 309.00 Johnson & Kunkel Surveying copies 52.25 it Kier Laboratories, Inc. B. A. & Atopsies 40.00 Town of Ea le water & trash 6.75 Town of Eagle water and trash Total ........................................................ .... ......... ....... 6817.65 ROAD & BRIDGE FUND �I Phoenix Mutual Life Irs. Co. ins.110.24 Dan M. Handy & Associates audit service 1100.00 I! Wheeling Corrugation Co. pipe 3059.23 I` John V. Hyrup surfacing 13975.17 Rocky Mountain Nat'l Gas Co., Inc. service 16.11 Geand River Constr. Co. surfacing 73056.01 I Grand River Constr. Co. streets Basalt 2035.00 Eldorado Engineering Co. engineering of bridge 1291.29 Eldorado Engineering Co. n Frying Pan 1069.00 mcx Yampa Valley Electric Assoc., Inc.' x,e:vtm W service t6y}ir 43.48 Holy Cross Electric Assn., Inc. service 51.65 Public Service Co. of Colo. service 1.56 Mountain Bell service 15.36 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day_— term 19— Eagle Valley Tele Go. Eagle Sanitation Dist. Holy Cross Auto Service Standard Oil Continental Oil Co. Empire Spring & Chassis Co. Zip Manufacturing Co. MuniChem Corp. Downing Supply Co. Westside Rebuilders Independent Lumber Co. Eagle Pharmacy Transport Clearings Crane Carrier Co. Transmission Gear & Joint Co. Brake & Clutch Service Co. Booth/Rouse Equipment Co. McCoy Co. Macdonald Equipment Co. Gay Johneon's Inc. Holland Auto Parts Inc. Crystal River Automotive Eagle Auto Parts Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co. Inc. Mountain Bell Town of Basalt Basalt Sanitation District service service rent gas & oil gas supplies supplies supplies supplies supplies supplies supplies freight parts parts parts parts parts parts recapping repairs parts parts & tires gas service water service service 67.21 24.00 50.00 2560.94 4.64 56.77 177.40 155.28 555.75 85.00 181.75 5.07 20.45 63.94 1.19 5.60 $9.95 859.35 79.30 502.85 76.19 2.18 323.54 10.54 25.41 9.00 6.80 Total........................................................................................... $ 101,824.20 Jerry Brown, contracting the County Master Plan for planning, appeared and reported to the Board on the progress of said Raster plan. Ken Norman, representing the Airport Authority, appeared and requested work to be done on the road into the Airport. ' Les Jeremiah, County Extension Agent, appeared and advised the Board of help available in planning for "sefyage disposal districts, and about a program for one or more counties to jointly hire a Home Economics Agent. Annexation Byron Brown, Vail, Colo., appeared and advised the Board of tenative plans for annexing certain of certain subdivisions to the Town of Vail; on roads and County acceptance of same and the responsibility of maintenance subdivi.- on certain roads. Also proposing a County policy for removal of old abandoned cars rx¢e�ounty roads. sions to The Commissioners agreed that these wore problems requiring action, but tha webe questions of Town of legality on both the responsibility of maintenance and on the abandoned car question. Vail The Chairman did advise Mr. Brown of three roads, where it appeared these would probably be no more construction, that the County will now surface with oil, it appearing to the Board that to finish a road be- fore utility lines were installed would be a waste of taxpayers money. The three roads picked are Alpine Drive, Buffer Creek road and an aparently unnamed road in Matterhorn Subdivision, leading up a steep hill to an owner named Henry. Mr. Brown then brought up the inequity of not giving final approval on finished concominimums,which are -already tied to sewer lines, during a period such as the present when sewage treatment problems are hold- ing'up approval of subdivision development. The Board agreed that the new subdivisioneregulations should incorporate the difference between a regular subdivision of land and a eondominimun. Problem Mr. Brown again brought up the problem existing with the Taylor Subdivision near Minturn wherein with Tay- a single street with homes appears to have been constructed partly off the intended boundaries. for Sub- The Chairman advised that the County could do nothing in the matter as similar instances exist in division the'county to the extent that correcting all such problems would create an imbalance of and too great an expdnditure of taxpayers money. Colo. Big Country Resource Conservati & Developm District r The Board agreed and signed an Authority For Assistant Planner for Mike Blair to advertise for and "hire said assistant. The Commissioners approved a request for approval by the Directors of the Big Gountyy Headwaters Resource, Conservation and Development District to add such district to the Colorado River Valley Resource, Conservation and Development District, the two merged districts to become the "Colorado Big Country Resource, ironservation and Development District". There being no further business to come before the Board at this time, it was moved, seconded and passed to adjourn until July 9, 1973 at which time the Board will sit as the Board of Equalization. fflawn. ME#, wor�_, ka, ti Chairman 34 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day July term 19- July 25, 1973 T1s a F. Hamm C0.,oBY0 269,0 SPECIAL MEETING Present: Daniel F. Koprinikarr Cha._irman, ClaudeaL. Gerard Commissioner A. F. Orlosky Commissioner Hugh Warder County Attorney Maxwell R. Barz Clerk to Board The following bills were read and approved and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for same in full pa yment thereof: COUNTY GENERAL FUND $M Company cards Eldorado Engineering Co. #303 The Town of Eagle appraisal Mountain Motors service on Eagle ambulance ClaudeeL. Gerard, County Commissioner salary Alfred F. Orlosky, County Commissioner salary Daniel F. Koprinikar, County Commissioner salary Maxwell R. Barz, County Clerk salary Gussie Baker, Dep. Co. Clerk salary Eleanor Bindley, Dep. Co. Clerk salary Starr C. Doll, Dep. Co. Clerk salary Margaret Davenport, Clerical hire salary Eva L. Luby, pa rt time salary Buena Eichler, Cle$ical hire salary Lily Forster, part time salary Donna Deane, part time salary Donna Deane, Chief Accountant salary Maureen E. Haggart, part time salary Geraldine Shelton, Clerical hire salary Hubert N. Peterson, County Treasurer salary Hubert N. Peterson mileage Bobby Peterson, Dep. Go. Treasurer salary Dessie D. Mathews, Hep. Co. Treasurer salary Lily Forster, Part time Clerical salary ClairrBertorch, County Assessor salary Karleen Bonaly, Dep. Co. Assessor salary Hugh Warmer, County Attorney salaryy Hugh Warder legal services Norma J. Anderson, Co. Atty. Secy. salary Doris Carter, Custodian salary Vienna Gates, Janitor Sala ry Roland L. Gerard, Janitor salary Scott Richard Rice :lawn care John Healy, Asst. Dist. Atty. salary Join F. Healy exp. Arlys H. Ward, Secy. D. A. salary Dennis J. Seitz, Ass+t Dist. Atty. salary Dennis J. Seitz exp. Karol L. Parlin, Secy. D. A. salary Lawrence Eskwith, Dep. Dist. Atty salary Susan G. Nelson, Secy D. A. salary James H. Seabry, County Sheriff salary George Miller, Dep. Sheriff salary Undersheriff Tom Davis salary Gary Taylor, Dep. Sheriff salary Paul Taylor, Dep. Sheriff salary Danny J. Williams, Dep. Sheriff salary Robert E. Whidden, Land Fill Operator salary Henry Rey, Land Fill Operator salary Robert C. Watson, Land Fill Operator salary Carol Conder, Secy S. 0. salary Eileen Randall, Secy. Co. Ext. Agent salary Kathy Chandler, Part time salary Lester Jeremiah, Ext. Agent salary & exp. Jack Johnson, Co. Surveyor salary Maxwell R. Barz, Co. S. 0. salary Erik Edeen, Co. Sanitariani9 salary, Bernice G. Webb, Secy. Sanitarian salary Margie Gates, P.H.N. salary Hester Bertroch salary Margaret Jacobsgaard, F.H.N. salary Diana L. Isgrig, Secy. P.H.N. salary Thomas I. Steinberg, P.H.O. salary Jack W. Johnson, C.D. Director salary Kathleen Yantzer, Secy C.D. salary Kathleen Yantzer, P. 0. Box rent Robert Barr, Planning AsIst. salary Michael S. Blair, Co. Planner salary Katherine R. Terry, Secy. Pl. Office salary Vail Valley Medical Center Coroner chg. Willard E. Wilson, Lawn care lawn care Claude Gerard exp. Claude Gerard exp. Daniel F. Koprinikar exp. Alfred Orlosky exp. County Treasurer O.A.S.I. Colo. Hosp. & Med Service Group Ins. Total......................................................................................... $ Al Orlosky Daniel F. Koprinikar ROAD & BRIDGE FUND exp. exp. 257.60 28.00 152.50 15.30 427:08 427.08 427.08 604.17 500.00 500.00 500.00 475.00 215.66 425.00 120.00 �I 105.20 243.75 420.80 488.12 II 604.17 II 46.00 1� 500.00 500.00 168.32 15.60 i 475.00 500.00 25.00 If 200.00 500.00 50.00 50.00 9.00 140.00 242.65 175.00 306.25 17.54 157.50 f 500.00 180.00 687.50 600.00 600.00 600.00 600.00 600.00 525.00 297.50 380.40 75.00 SII 483.00 36.11 k 323.44 150.00 100.00 850.00 267.00 650.00 445.00 600.00 445.00 150.00 50.00 25.00 4.40 410.00 1375.00 425.00 14.00 95.00 •47'.70 37.10 23.40 63.50 1420.49 1258.25 28,026.61 53.00 53.86 35 The County Assessor tendered anrabatement on behalf of Mr. & Mrs. Sidney Miller, Rt. 1, Box 27, Rifle, Colorado: thereupon the Commissioners,being fully advised in relation thereto, concurred in the recommendatio of the Assessor, granted the petition and allowed a refund on an assessed valuation of $1,010.00 on livestock for the year 1971, tax $62.77. The Bounty Assessor tendered an abatement on behalf of Mr. & Mrs. Sidney Miller, Rt. 1, Box 27, Rifle, Colorado: Thereupon the Commissioners, being fully advised in relation thereto, concurred in the recommenda- tion of the Assessor, granted the petition and allowed a refund on an assessed valuation of $1,435.00 on Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners-_ day term 19- 19 Claude Gerard exp. 56.03 Garland Bertroch, Bridge Foreman salary 550.00 Marvin Borah, Overseerjr salary & exp. 600.00 Joe Carter, Operator salary 550.00 Samuel Carter, Overseer salary & exp. 600.00 Ernest L. Cock, Overseer salary & exp. 600.00 Francis D. Daugherty, Overseer salary & exp. 600.00 Wren Eaton, Overseer salary & exp. 600.00 Vernon Eiswerth, Asst. Supervisor salary & exp. 638.50 Bernard Ginther, Supervisor salary & exp. 680.00 A. C. Gordon, labor salary 314.60 Cleaburn J. Gordon salary 522.50 John W. Hill, Operator salary 550.00 Randy Hoyt, Truck driver, salary 522.50 Glen Kittle, Truck driver salary 522.50 Walter F. Owen, Overseer salary 600.00 Walter J. Owen, Overseer salary 600.00 Jess A. Pettit, Operator salary 550.00 Joe Phillips, Shop Foremen salary 550.00 Joe Phillips, Janitor salary 41.25 Louie Itimbert, Operator salary 556.00 Joseph A. Skiles, Overseer salary & exp. 600100 Jim Southerland, Mechanic salary 550.00 Ralph H. Ward, Truck driver salary 522.50 James E. Watson, Operator salary 550.00 First Bank of Eagle County withholding Federal 1437.30 County Treasurer Withholding State 245.43 County Treasurer O.A.S.I. 727.75 Colorado Blue Cross & Blue Shield Ins. 624.25 County Treqsurer Retirement 313.31 WhiteiGbnst; ;Cox<...:;i.:ci '. ,.,,.:.t zs Emma Bridge const. 10 322 10 E1dotado.Eng..Co ...............................services.......................................... 71 ff-00 Total $ 25,517.34 Club 20 John O'Leary, C/M Land Co. with Jim Gigoux, new Club 20 Director, appeared and introduced the later to the Board. Mr. Gigoux advised the Board of new activity that Club 20 had taken on including a capacity of advisors to the U. S. F. S., Dept, of Agriculture, pertinent to withholding lands,within the twenty obunties from inclusion in proposed primitative areas, which have an obvious future commercial value to those counties. Club 20 showed a new schedule of pro -rata expense of the club's work with Eagle Bounty's share set at $2166WO' . for 1974. The Board advised Mr. Gigoux that the matter would be considered at budget time. Right -of- John Hamilton, Foreman for Eagle Ranch Co., appeared with a letter from Donald Culver, President of way across Eagle Ranch Co., wherein was stated that he had not been contacted as to angel right=of-way across the ranch Eagle for County access to a new sanitary landfill on B.L.M. land, but that Mr. Hamilton was to look into the matte Ranch and make a recommendation back to Mr. Culver. The Board furnished a map of the proposed access and of the proposed landfill to Mr. Hamilton to help in locating both. Ken Norman,representing the Airport Authority, :,.appeared and gave a report on matters pertaining to the airport. Clair Bertroch, County Assessor, appeared in company of Gaynor Miller, Unit #1, Mountain House, Vail Colorado, Mr. Miller asked for relief in the form of a refund on 1972 taxes because of a high valuation based on fixtures and equipment in the unit. The Assessor and the Board agreed and an abatement form is to be tendered. Liquor A liquor hearing for a 3.2% beer license on behalf of Nancy Beggs, Corner Store, Wolcott, Colo., hearing was set for August 25, 1973. set Margie Gates, County Nurse, in company with Charlotte Elliott, Nursing Consultant, (replacing Mrs. Health Virgil Clark) appeared and introduced Mrs. Elliott. Mrs. Elliott advised the Board that it appeared that personnel the State will be reimbursing salaries for health personel only to the extent of 25% instead of the heretofore salaries 33.3/3 % in 1974. Margie Gates inquired as to the amounts to budget in salaries. The Board advised that salaries would rise 5.5%. The subject of regionalization of Health Departments under the new Regional Council of Governments was discussed. Jim Peterson, Head of the Regional Council of Governments, appeared and took part in the 4above mentioned discussion. He then inquired of the Board as to problems which are incommon withcadjacent counties and which could be coordinated through the Regional Council. Mr. & Mrs. Beno Schiedigger, Vail DaShone, appeared in relation to obtaining an easement for natural water flow. The County Attorney advised them to bring a map to his office and he would prepare the necessary forms. Abatementz The County Assessor tendered an abatement on behalf of Ronald T. and Laura M. Smith, Box 1275, Vail, Colorado; Thereupon the Commissioners being fully advised in relation thereto, they concurred inrthe recom- mendation of the Assessor, granted the petition and allowed a refund on an assessed valuation of $190.00 on . Household fixtures for the year 1972, tax $17.77. The County Assessor tendered anrabatement on behalf of Mr. & Mrs. Sidney Miller, Rt. 1, Box 27, Rifle, Colorado: thereupon the Commissioners,being fully advised in relation thereto, concurred in the recommendatio of the Assessor, granted the petition and allowed a refund on an assessed valuation of $1,010.00 on livestock for the year 1971, tax $62.77. The Bounty Assessor tendered an abatement on behalf of Mr. & Mrs. Sidney Miller, Rt. 1, Box 27, Rifle, Colorado: Thereupon the Commissioners, being fully advised in relation thereto, concurred in the recommenda- tion of the Assessor, granted the petition and allowed a refund on an assessed valuation of $1,435.00 on 36 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day— term 19— livestock 9 livestock for the year 1972, tax $86.98. There being no further business to come before the Board :,at this time, it was moved, seconded and passed to adjourn until the following day;;for matters of the Planner. Chairman Attest: Clerk'to Board. Day exemp- tion Hite t ion Arbaney exemption Homestake III exemp- tion Turner exemption Meadow Brook Condo. variance Pine Proceedings of the Board of County Commissione Present: Daniel F. Koprinikar Claude L. Gerard A. F. Orlosky Hugh Warder Michael Blair Robert Barr Erik Edeen Maxwell R. Barz SPECIAL MEETING Chairman Commissioner Commissioner County Attorney County Planner Asst County Planner, County Sanitarian Clerk to Board 37 day July term 19— .,,ly _ (,, 1973_ This being the regular day for the Board to consider matters of planning, the following were pre- sented by the planner, Michael Blair. Pl. Lot 1, Blk 7, Vail Intermountain Subdivision, Day,, Exemption,/File No. Se-21-73,/Frank Day, applicant, not appearing in person, Mr. Blair ten- dered the application for exemption from Regulations together with the recommendation of the Planning Com- mission. Thereupon such recommendation being for approval with condition that the building be divided into condominiums instead of townhouses; The Board, by motion of Commissioner Gerard, second by Commissioner Orlosky and subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, concurred in the recommendation as stated and approved the application. Hite Exemption, P1. File No. Se -27=73, 13 Mi NE of Dotsero on the Colo. River, William Hite, appli- cant appearing in person. Mr. Blair tendered the application fdr exemption from Regulation together with the recommendation of the Planning Commission. Thereupon,such recommendation being for denial unless a new application is submitted to include all lands south and west of the County road in the parcel and that access and easements be granted owners north of the County road; Mr. Hite then presented the necessary proof that such conditions are met and the Board, by motion of Commissioner Gerard, second by Commissioner Orlosky and subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chair. man, approved the application. Arbaney Exemption, P1. File No. Se -28-73, 83.66 acres divided into two interests, one 80 A and one of 3.5 A, Southerly boundary o£ Basalt, Fred Arbaney, applicant, not appearing in person, Mr. Blair tendered the application for exemption from Regulations together with the recommendation of the Planning Commission. Thereupon, such recommendation being for approval; The Board, by motion of Commissioner Gerard, second by Commissioner Orlosky and subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, concurred in the recommendation of the Planning Commission and approved the exemption. Homestake III Exemption, P1. File No. Se -25-73, F. Blake Lynch, applicant, not appearing in person, Mr. Blair tendered the application for exemption from Regulations together with the recommendation of the Planning Commission. Thereupon, such recommendation being for denial because, 1. Inadequate sketch plan, 2. Inadequate drainage study and 3. Clarification of Board on Homestake I and ii; The Board, by motion of Commissioner Gerard, second by Commissioner Orlosky and subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, denied the application for exemption for the reasons above stated and in addition final approval by the Planning Com- mission has not been obtained. The Board's recommendation being that Homestake I be resubmitted to the Planning Commission as:.a subdivision. Turner Exemption, P1. File No. Se -29-73, Lot 5, Blk 1, Bighorn Sub. 1st Filing, Vincent K. Turner, applicant, not appearing in person, Mr. Blair tendered the application for exemption from Regulations together with the recommendation of the Planning Commission. Thereupon, such recommendation being for approval with condition that the parking area be defined on the survey; The Board, by motion of dommissioner Orlosky, second by Commissioner Gerard and subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, concurred in the recommendation of the Planning Commission and ap- proved the Exemption. Meadow Brook Condominiums Variance, P1. File No. Sv-6-73, Lot 41, Resub. of Buffer Creek, Richard Tofel, applicant, not appearing in person, Mr. Blair tendered the variance request together with the recom- mendation of the Planning Commission. Thereupon, such recommendation being for approval with the suggestion thati.the parking urea be redesigned to prevent back -out movement; The Board, by motion of Commissioner Orlosky, second by Commissioner Gerard and subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, tabled the application until August 28, 1973 to allow time for the applicant to resolve the parking matter with the Planning Commission. Pine Ridge Townhouses, P1. File No. Sp -26-73, Lot 2, Vail Heights Filing No. 1, Eddie Miller, applicant, not appearing in person, Mr. Blair tendered the Preliminary Plan•.together with the recommendation of the Planning Commission. Thereupon, such recommendation being for approval with condition that E1 Dorado Engineering and Ken Richards Engineering get together and prepare an adequate drainage study.and modify the ,parking plan; The Board, by motion of Commissioner Gerard, second by 8ommissioner Orlosky and subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, tabled the approval of said plan until August 28, 1973 to allow time for the applicant to resubmit the plan to the Planning Commission and resolve the lack of drainage and lack of snow removal space. Lions Man Lions Mane II, P1. File No. Sp -27-73, Blk. A, Lot 5, Lions Ridge Sub., Michael Dawson of Morcus Realty, applicant, not appearing in person, Mr. Blair tendered the Preliminary Plan together with the recommendation of the Planning Commission. Thereupon, such recommendation being for approval; The Board, by motion of Commissioner Orlosky, second by Commissioner Gerard and subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman approved the Prelimin- ary Plan. Don Lilly Mobile Home Park Yater P ution Control hearing Mobile -Home Park, P1. File No. MP -1-73, 1/4 Mi. east of Mc8oy, Don Lilly, applicant,/not appearing 11 in person, Mr. Blair tendered the application together with the recommendation of the Planning Commission. i Thereupon, such recommendation being for appro#al on condition that comments from the State Health Department are favorable and that some sort of dog control be put in force; and An adjacent (across Colo. River) property owner, John Commer, made appearace::in the person of Jerry Seavy, Attorney at Law, and protested against the construction of a Mobile Home Court at said location. Commissioner Gerard moved that the matter be referred back to the Planning Commission for action, with prior notice td all adjacent property owners of the intended construction. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Orlosky and the subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman. Gregory T. Misbach, Water Pollution Control Division, Colorado State Health Department, 4210 E. 11th Ave. Denver, Colo. 80220, appegred in relation to the hearing set for 3;00 O'clock P. M. this date. 38 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day term 19— - — - _ - rxear.xaea¢ca,DENVER _snes The report tendered to the Board by Briscoe Management Services, Inc., hired to investigate the matter of an overage of effluent at the Upper Eagle Valley Sanitation District and corrective measures to prevent such overages, showed the most effective to be for Vail Water and Sanitation District to treat all sewage from Vail east and the balance from there west tg%the U.E.V.S.D. plant to be treated by the latter. Since the Vail plant will have their expansion program completed soon, the report suggests that no untreated sewage will be discharged into the Eagle River. Mr. Misbach stated that he believed this to be the best solution of the current sewage problem. This being the date and time for the hearing wherein Upper Eagle Valley Sanitation District is expected to show how spring run off period and peak load periods will not cause excess sewage to be dumped into the Eagle River with no more than clorination treatment, the interested parties appearing were, to -wit: Fred Green U.E.V.S.D. Bob Manzanares V.W.& S. D. Sam Maphis Briscoe Management Services, Inc. Rod Slifer Slifer & Co. Realty Erik Edeen County Sanitarian Gregory Misbach Water Polution Control, Dept of Health - Colo. Fred Green made a report concerning negotations between the Eagle Valley plant and the Vail plant wherein the first named will pay 38 cents per 1000 gallons for treating sewage from the Bighorn area east of Vail, until such time as U.E.V.S.D. completes their expansion program in 1974. In addition the latter have obligated $75,000.00 in 1973 for infiltration correction in their system which is expected to help in some measure. Hugh Warder, County Attorney questioned Erik Edeen, Mike Blair and Sam Maphis respectively in- quiring of each whether he believed contents of the report as reiterated by Fred Green were conclusive enough for the Board of County Commissioners to act on lifting the ban on development heretofore imposed. Each replied in the affirmative. Mr. Warder then stated to the Board that it appeared the sewage problem is no longer an impedi- ment to development. Thereupon, Commissioner Gerard moved for Board approval of the Briscoe report, approval of the plan to contract with Vail Water and Sanitation District for treating excess flows and approval of the planned expansion by U.E.V.S.D. with the objective of meeting State discharge standards by November, 1974. A copy of the contract between U.E.V.S.D. and V.W.& S.D. to become Exhibit A. of these minutes. Commissioner Orlosky seconded the motion and the Chairman declared the subsequent vote to be unanimous and that development could now continue. Sam Maphis, representing Briscoe Management Services,Inc., then stated fees of his company and made recommendations as to an increased fee structure to developers. By phone the Board made request for 5000 gallons from Governor Vanderhoof's emergency allotment. Bob Heisler, Eldorado Engineering Co., appeared and discussed certain roads with the Board. Commissioner Gerard moved to accept the bid of Grand River Construction Co. on oiling of three streets in the Gore Valley. Commissioner Orlosky seconded the motion and the Chairman declared the sub- sequent vote to be unanimous. The Board met on July 30, 1973, primarily on tax equalization matters, but also signed certain papers releasing the disapproval or in effect approving variances and preliminary plans which had been tabled until after the above shown hearing on the effectiveness of action taken by the Upper Eagle Valley Sanitation District for improving treatment of sewage, all such to be effective on July 26, 1973. 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. 'c .i .� I IIS ►�.�1.,v_.�. Attest Wn �'Z2 ClerkT 0/ Board. 19 I I110iling of Vroads i Gn Gore Valley 39 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day -July- term 19 Aueust -7,-197-1 � REGULAR MEETING Present: Daniel F. Koprinikar Chairman (Absent: Claude L. Gerard' Commissioner) A. F. Orlosky Commissioner Hugh Warder County Attorney Maxwell R. Barz Clerk to Board Minutes of the lasttregular and special meetings were read and approved as read. The following bills were read and approved and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for same in full payment thereof: Phoenix Mutual Insurance Co. Allen Agency Grand River Construction Princeville Corp. Homeward Bound, Inc. Wheeling Corrugating Co. Standard Oil Co. A -C Auto Repair Gay Johnson's Inc. Eagle Auto Parts Purley Bertroch Brake & Clutch Service Co. Munro Supply Inc. Berthod Motors, Inc. Holland Auto Parts, Inc. Dons Texaco Downing Supply Co. Independent Lumber Co. Rockmount Research & Alloys, Inc. Savety-Kleen Corp. Zep Manufacturing Co. Muni Chem Corp. United Lumber Hoeckels Fullwell Motor Products Co. High Country Lumber Co. Barco Municipal Products Inc. Dwayne Minard Crystal River Automotive Eagle Pharmacy McCoy Co. Walker Propane Service Dick's Repair Shop Revier Equipment Co. Lawson Products, Inc. Holy Cross Auto Service Basalt Sanitation Dist. Rocky Mountain Nat'l. Gas Co. Town of Eagle Eagle Valley Telephone Co. Yampa Valley Elec. Assn., Inc. Holy Cross Electric Assn., Inc. Public Seriice Co. of Colo. Roach Appliance Town of Vaill Eagle County Clerk & Recorder Eagle County Clerk & Recorder Eagle County Clerk & Recorder Transport Clearings ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND Grp Ins. 268.20 Ins. 290.00 surfacing 8117.33 gravel 960.00 road base 205.20 pipe 78.40 gas & oil 826.27 repairs 63.00 tube 10.78 parts & tires 1119.05 County Bldg. on #131 50.00 repairs 83.31 repairs 280.80 repairs 37.62 repairs & supplies 313.26 supplies 3.75 supplies 176.10 supplies 6.25 supplies 77.05 service & supplies 17.00 supplies 177.40 supplies 155.48 Supplies 367.81 supplies 126.70 supplies 15.89 supplies 30.54 supplies 207.32 parts 4.45 supplies 103.44 supplies 14.90 parts 59.20 parts 0.60 parts 12.01 parts. 343.35 parts 41.60 supplies & garage rent 54.45 service 6.80 service 13.21 water & trash 31.00 telephone service 68.18 service 43.48 service 54.08 service 1.56 repairs 525.00 share of R. & B. taxes - 2nd (qtr. 9897.26 reimbursement for money advanced 26.39 money advanced 1.50 money advanced 4.95 freight 18.08 Total............................................................................................ $31,187.38 Colorado Information Eagle County Clerk County Clerk County Clerk Lester Jeremiah County Clerk County Clerk Starr C. Doll Milton Blough Michael::S. Blair Richard A. Miller VMPC Vail Medical Prof. Corp, Vail Medical Prof. Corp. Eagle River Wool Growers Assoc. Allen Agency Eagle County Fair Board Gordon Kashner Minturn Vol Fire Dept. Pitney Bowes R. L. Polk & Co. Erik W. Edeen Floyd P. Crawford Purliy Bertroch Dick's Repair Shop C. A. Stanley GENERAL FUND subscription & service 9.00 money advanced 7.74 money advanced 9.13 money advanced postage 2000.00 supplies. 4.90 money advanced 5.00 money advanced 16.00 registrars fees, April, May & June 4.50 clock repair 7.50 expensees 160.35 coroner fees 134.40 coroner fees 8.00 coroner fees 10.00 office call - prisoner 6.00 predator control 3500.00 Umbrella Liability policy 900.00 awards & prizes 1323.00 labor 20.00 Ambulance Ins. 500.00 postage tape 5.20 M. V. manuel 12.00 mileage 190.70 E1 Jebel Dump - hauling 950.00 material & labor 125.00 mower blades sharpened 2.00 plumbing 25.00 40 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners dayx term 19 1Me a F. NDEClR My oE1 9 uWV Doris Carter Doris Carter Mary Jo Jacobs, M. D. Kier Laboratories, Inc. American Legion Aux. Eagle Volunteer Fire Dept. Minturn Vol Fire Dept. Glenn Anderson Vail Valley Med. Center Vail Valley Medical Center New Jersey Zinc Co. Mingle Corp. Dick Wheeler, Inc. Dick Wheeler Inc. Elliott Plumbing & Heating Skelly Oil Co. Phillips Petroleum Uo. E. Norgar's mobile Dept. of Administration Mid -American Research Corp. Glenwood Post Vail Trail Vail Trail Monroe Calculator Xerox Corporation Xerox Corp. Minnesco Division 3M Co. #M BPSI Lease Finance Inc. Briscoe Management Services, Inc. Cope Office Supply E.F. Hoeckel B B & Litho. Co. Hometown Supply Co. New -England Business Service H. R. Meininger Co. NEBS, Inc. Addressograph Multigraph Corp. Lease Finance Inc. Garfield County Abstract Co. Holy Cross Elec. Assoc. Inc. Rocky Mtn Nat. Gas Independent Lumber Co. Transport Clearings Rowe Stationery & Supplies American Society of Planning Officials Business Research Division Colo. Dept. of Agriculture Super Foods Stanley's Store Eagle Pharmacy Wilson's Radio TV & Appl. Plateau Typewriter Exchange Plateau Typewriter Exchange Eagle Valley Tele. Co. Eagle Valley Tele. Co. Mounts in Bell Mountain Bell Ea gle Valley Enterprise Nagle Valley Enterprise Eagle Valley Enterprise P-agle Valley Enterprise D. & R.G.vJ.R.R. Co. County Clerk meals jail laundry office call B.A. rent rent rent rent rent July rent Aug. rent, Aug. through December, 1973 rent, June, July & August Lease payments July & Aug. repairs plumbing parts purchases services radio repair, Jan. thru June, 1973 supplies advertising advertizing subscription supplies charges toner payment 7 LB0749476 paper Lease #15199-3 evaluation of UVSD stencils supplies supplies stationery desk lamp supplies supplies Lease # 15199-3 Xerox copies service gas supplies subscription publications gas cartridges supplies supplies supplies labor ribbon supplies service service service service publications publications publications supplies Lease #11746 money advanced Total............................................................................................ Ken Norman and John Oleson, representing the Airport Authority, road improvement from S.H. #6&24 up tm the F.A.A. installation. 19 577.50 17.00 8.00 10.00 75.00 ' 75.00 75.00 150.00 150.00 150.00 45.00 525.00 1010.40 788.25 21.00 8.53 144.66 4.00 405.00 150.98 24.50 ++ 9.85 1 6.50 20.00 172.90 58.00 j 318.06 138.82 106.40' 1467.00 54.25 158.00 119.34 33.54 25.95 12.10 15.40 106.40 20.10 206.16 10.72 193.59 4.95 84.25 120.00 20.00 3.00 1 38.51 2.94 21.18 5.00 2.30 38.90 371.06 372.28 J 18.86 35.70 210.10 9 45.79 20.20 663.85 5.00 19.95 $ 19,711.14 appeared and inquired about the 'IRoad improve- ment to F.A.H. Chairman Koprinikar advised that the matter was being taken care of and is included with contracts installation with Eldorado Engineering and Grand River Construction on three roads in the Gore Valley area. ling Pinkey Fahye, Eagle Valley Enterprise reporter, appeared by appointment and asked the Board to Old Minturn help with pressure on one Jay Utter by whatever means available to have him,as owner of the old Minturn M,rcantile Mercantile building in Minturn, tear down said building. Mrs. Fahye showed numerous photographs proving Bldg. the•unstability of the building. Chairman Koprinikar promiced some action in the matter. Doris Johnson appeared and discussed insurance coverage needed by the County. Mike Blair, County Planner, appeared and introduced Les Douglas, applicant for Eagle County Introduction Building Inspector. ;hof Les Douglas After a brief interview, the Board approved the application of Mr. Douglas. Mr. Douglas to advise the Board of his acceptance. Dick Hart with McLaughlin & Hart, appeared with his client, Eddie Miller, in the matter of pre- IlFreliminary liminary plan a pproval by the Board of Pine Ridge Townhouses. After some discussion concerning drainage ;plan approval, the Board,by motion of A. F. Orlosky, Commissioner, and second by Chairman Koprinikar with unanimous vote Pine Ridge by these Commissioners, the third being absent, concurred in the reccomendation of the Planning Commission 'Townhouses that the plan be approved on condition that both Eldorado Engineering and Richards Engineering agreed the drainage to be constructed will be adequate, demonstration of such agreement to be provided prior to final plan approval. Bob Howland, Soil Conservation Service, appeared by appointment and inquired about the tenative money contribution of County money toward testing of soils to be done by his Department. .,County for soil test - ling Avon 3.2 beer license hearing Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day term 19 Chairman Koprinikar advised that the Board should know in September, how much the Countyts contri— bution will be for next year. Ron Allred and Dave Mott, representing the proposed Benchmark project, appeared and inquired about any progress on a new Avon bridge across the Eagle River connecting S.H. # 6 & 24 with Interstate 70. The Board advised them of the probability that the State may build a bridge with help from Eagle County which has been commited, at 1:30 An application for 3.2 beer license was set for Travis S. Anderson was set for hearing on Sept.4,197 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 Chair„Tan. Attest: L AhAAJ Clerk t Board 42 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day JslY term 19— July 30, 1973 -19— .0 9- - —_-- vxaur.xoeueeco..ocvaaessvv '- _�--- _— SPECIAL PUBLIC MEETING PRESENT: Daniel F. Koprinikarr Chairman A. F. Orlosky Commissioner ABSENT: Claude L. Gerard Commissioner) Michael Blair County Planner Hugh Warder Oounty Attorney Katherine Terry, Planning Commission Secretary Photo copies of Minutes follow: - t, ,I e ,.. _ _., o". ].fie• - ;na' man, Car ^0 'Ignat,a` .. .✓7' e _ . _ ' )rle• ',e taWM wds rctJrneb �• ..7 1dLTrn lr7 Fe t Zf -if i wau d be cis it "aid tHat ie nc^ = - > M''r, n'. ,.r J!.'Jlr'0S for C_C of 9--^ --JOe bU' 'Ow if a ps'mIt fa cases opi P f . ° , ./ "a . • yr ` s _ , e _ , f v J a T, -'7 �7 RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS 100 Leaves (5) Rod SliferWa- to( 3f - F r,j, n f d I Jr J thought that r -1be (g) Drain tile - =-icoid add i- •St I Chair entertained a motion for adoption of W Code. MOTION: DANIEL V' '.IKAR SECONDED: AL VOTE: UNAl Al In est - P,iDw: discussion t ,3s -3g,-PJ Ly oh School Land 50 provision has to be made for schools, however, tno timer dment that ti stifling that it would l any more development. District, presented h s v -v,5 John Amato, l Eagle Valley Sanitation been presented to v�fl should have Amendment and felt tris[ 1�le Proposal e the Board of Count Y r 0n9� 5 for a aciencies before it Waw put befor After discussion, �t was decided that the school boars_11d with a 25 day resp rrqui,el. be sent out to government agencies os3l to r,- ,m-sented to the 9- -1- 1 'f Ater ^ r -��nty with another prop I i.4 ;2 responses, they would i d come up Commissioners. School Board will meet August 3th Ross Chambers felt that a method of uslf,� fj,icl should oe establisY ed befcFe 11'0 Of proposal is adopted. ol Meeting Adjourned 10:00 l 2;, Prepared Secrl for tn"' Eal-10 County 'J '—m ssion by: Katherine Terry, Recording " , II ,i Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day--July---term 19--August-2n, SPECIAL MEETING PRESENT: Daniel F. Koprinikar Chairman Claude L. Gerard Commissioner A. F. Orlosky Commissioner Hugh Warder County Attorney Maxwell R. Barz County Clerk & Clerk to Board Erik Edeen County Sanitarian 4 2) 19.73_ The following bills were read and approved and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for same in full payment thereof: GENERAL FUND 427.08 427.08 427.08 604.17 500.00 500.00 500.00 475.00 425.00 425.00 252.48 423.43 399.76 144.65 243.75 604.17 500.00 500.00 604.17 500.00 112.20 .70 500.00 475.00 250.00 200.00 500.00 50.00 15.00 140.00 130.85 175.00 306.25 25.60 157.50 500.00 180.00 26.25 31.50 52.72 297.50 525.00 429.54 687.50 650.00 50.32 600.00 600.00 600.00 600.00 600.00 75.00 20.00 75.00 5.00 7.00 9.00 15.00 186.97 2.91 4.15 483.00 21.04 150.00 100.00 850.00 267.00 29.12 650.00 445.00 600.00 445.00 8.00 50.69 150.00 50.00 25.00 1375-00 820.86 712.50 Daniel F. Koprinikar, Commissioner salary Claude L. Gerard, Commissioner salary A. F. Orlosky, Commissioner salary Maxwell R. Barz, County Clerk -salary Gussie Baker, Dep. Co. Clerk salary Eleanor Bindley, Dep. Co. Clerk salary Starr Doll, Dep. Co. Clerk salary Margaret Davenport, Clerical Hirer. salary Buena Eichler, Clerical Hire salary Gerandine Shelton, Clerical Hire salary Eva L. Luby, Part time Hire salary Maureen E. Haggart, Part time Hire salary Lily Forster, Pa rt time Hire salary Donna Deane, Part time Hire salary Donna Deane, Chief Accounting Officer salary Hubert N. Peterson, County Treasurer salary Bobby Peterson, Deputy Treasurer salary Dessie D. Mathews, Dep. Treasurer salary Clair Bertroch, County Assessor salary Vincent.Eichler, Dep. Assessor salary Vincent Eichler mileage (Clerk's Office) Vincent Eichler mileage Ella Bindley, Dep. Assessor salary Kar -leen Bonaly, Clerical Hire salary Hugh R. Warder, County Attorney retainer Norma J. Anderson, Secy. Co. Atty. salary Doris Carter, Custodian sala ry Roland L. Gerard, Janitor, Co. Court salary Scott R. Rice lawn care John F. Healy, District Attorney salary John F. Healy expense Arlys H. Ward, Secy. Dist. Atty. salary Dennis J. Seitz, Asst. Dist Atty. salary Dennis J. Seitz expense Karol L. Parlin, Secy. Dist. Atty. salary Lawrence Exkwith, Dep. Dist. Atty. salary Susan G. Nelson, Secy. Dist. Atty. salary Patty A. Wiese, Part time Secy. D. A. salary Judith Sibley, Part time Secy. D. A. salary (July) Judith Sibley, Part time Secy. D. A. salary - Amy I. Davis, Land Fill Supervisor salary Robert E. Whidden, Land Fill Supervisor salary Robert C. Watson, Landfill 6perator salary James Seabry, County Sheriff salary Tom Davis, Undersheriff salary Tom Davis, Dep. County Sheriff salary Danny J. Williams, Dep. Co. Sheriff salary Robert Weiler, Dep. Co. Sheriff salary Geirge Miller, Dep. Co. Sheriff salary Paul Taylor, Dep. Col Sheriff salary Gary Taylor, Dep. Co. Sheriff salary Carol A. Conder, Clerical Hire, S. 0. salaryv Sandra Davis, matron service Glenn Anderson S.O. rent T. I. Steinberg M. D. blood alcohol T. I. Steinberg M. D. blood alcohol T. I. Steinbert M. D. Coroners report Dr. Frederick J. Eck examination Lester Jeremiah, County Extension Agent salary & exp. Lester Jeremiah exp. Stanleys Cash Store supplies Eileen Randall, Secy. Extension Agent salary Johnette Phillips, Part time E. A. 0. salary Jack W. Hohnson, County Surveyor salary. Maxwell R. Barz, County Veterans S. 0. salary Erik W. Edeen, County Sanitarian salary Bernice G. Webb, Secy. C. S. salary Environmental Health postage Margie Gates, R. N. salary Hester Bertroch, Secy. Health Office salary Margaret Jacobsgaard, P.H.N. salary Diana L. Isgrig, Secy. Health Office salary Marie Stremme, $. N. salary Vienna Gates, Janitor Health Office salary Thomas I. Steinberg M.D. P:H.O. salary Jack W. Johnson, Civil Defense Director salary Kathleen Yantzer, Secy. C.D.D. salary Michael S- Blair, County Plannero salary Robert Barr, Asst. County Planner salary Lester L. Douglas�.Building Inspector salary 427.08 427.08 427.08 604.17 500.00 500.00 500.00 475.00 425.00 425.00 252.48 423.43 399.76 144.65 243.75 604.17 500.00 500.00 604.17 500.00 112.20 .70 500.00 475.00 250.00 200.00 500.00 50.00 15.00 140.00 130.85 175.00 306.25 25.60 157.50 500.00 180.00 26.25 31.50 52.72 297.50 525.00 429.54 687.50 650.00 50.32 600.00 600.00 600.00 600.00 600.00 75.00 20.00 75.00 5.00 7.00 9.00 15.00 186.97 2.91 4.15 483.00 21.04 150.00 100.00 850.00 267.00 29.12 650.00 445.00 600.00 445.00 8.00 50.69 150.00 50.00 25.00 1375-00 820.86 712.50 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day-__ term 19 .xe a s. xomca w., oorvm uan. Katherine T. Terry, Secy. Pl. Dept. Col6rado Hosp. and Med. Service County Treasurer Eagle Volunteer Fire Dept. Daniel F. Koprinikar Alfred Orlosky Claude Gerard Claude Gerard Gerald E. Brown Eldorado Engineering Go. Allen Agency Allen Agency Allen Agency Allen Agency Hugh W. Warder Hubert N. Peterson Blue Cross & Blue Shield O.A.S.I. rent exp. exp. exp. exp. P1. Serv. services Ins. Ins. Ins. Ins. Legal service exp. 19- 425.00 1140.40 1504.29 75.00 27.80 51.25 26.85 I 40.35 900.00 i 789.00 6667.00 601.00 31.00 4742.00 425.00 40.00 i Total.......................0..........0................ ... ....................................... 43,479.96 ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND International Harvester Co. 3/4 ton pickup Cla ude Gerard exp. Daniel Koprinikar exp, Al Orlosky exp. Garland Bertroch, Bridge Foreman salary Marvin Borah, Road Overseer salary Joe Carter, Operator salary Samuel Carter, Road Overseer sala ry Ernest L. Cock, Road Overseer sala ry Francis D. Daugherty, Road Overseer salary Wren Laton, Road Overseer salary Vernon hiswerth, Road Supervisor & Overseer salary Bernard Ginther, Road Overseer salary A. C. Gordon, Labor salary Cleaburn J. Gordon, Truck Driver salary John W. Hill, Truck Driver salary Randy Hoyt, labor salary Glen Kittle, TruekyDriver salary Walter F. Owen, Road Overseer salary Walter J. Owen, Road Overseer salary Jess A. Pettit, Shovel Operator salary Joe Phillips, ->hop Foreman salary Joe Phillips, Janitor salary Louie Rimbert, Tractor Operator salary Phillip G. Shelden refund of Ins. Joseph A. Skiles, Road Overseer salary Jim Southerland, Mechanic salary Ralph H. Ward, Truck Driver salary James E. Watson, Operator salary County�Treasdrer.,,lc: •ounty O.A.S.I. Colorado Blue Cross & Blue Shield Groups: Ins. overage withheld 3508.00 54.06 55.45 67.70 550.00 600.00 550.00 600.00 600.00 600.00 600.00 638.50 680.00 68.64 522.50 550.00 522.50 522.50 600.00 600.00 550.00 550.00 41.25 550.00 3.70 600.00 550.00 261.25 550.00 698.08 Total ............................................. ... ...........................................$ 17,468.38 The matter of a citation issued to John McAllister having been set for this date and time and he appearing in person; Thereupon, the Chairman asked Erik Edeen, the citation. Mr. Edeen then made an opening statement improve conditions in his mobile home court. Whereupon, Chairman Koprinikar asked Mr. stated. County Sanitarian, to proceed with allegations support - concerning notices sent to Mr. McAllister for failure to McAllister if he wished to respond to the allegations Mr. McAllister then stated the background of the beginning of the park, explaining the demise of the sawmill camp with cabins which were gradually replaced with mobile homes and without definite intention on his part to go into the mobile home parj business. He has a potential buyer for the place and has hoped the sale would be consumated as the buyer would remove the court as such and build on the land. Douglas McLaughlin, counsel for Joe Stauffer and other close neighbors, made complaint about the odor from the lack of proper septic systems. Hugh Warder, County Attorney, inquired of Mr. McAllister as to the number of mobile homes in the Coubt and determined that there were eleven spaces with nine of them full and two more mobile homes which have been parked there without permission having bee,('given. Thereupon, Commissioner Gerard moved that, because of lack of sanitatg.)eonditions, improper wiring and other complaints, Mr. McAllister be given ten days in which to produce plans for improving conditions and complying with County Mobile Home Park Regulations within thirty days inclusive of the ten days or ar- range to have the mobile homes removed by the end of the thirty days. Commissioner Orlosky seconded the motion and the resulting vote being unanimous, the Chairman:. declared said motion to be the resolution of the Board. The matter of the application of Nancy Beggs for a 3.2% beer license for the ssCorner Stores' at Wolcott, Colo., having been set for this date and time, the applicant appearing in person and no Protestants appearing in anywise; Thereupon, Chairman Koprinikar requested the County Attorney to proceed with the hearing. Whereupon, Mr. Warder inquired of the County Clerk as to posting, fingerprints and references and found all to be in order, except that the replies from fingerprints taken had.not yet been received. Chairman Koprinikar then inquired as to objections and finding none, called for a motion. Commissioner Orlosky moved to grant the application for license, subject to favorable reply from fingerprints taken. Commissioner Gerard seconded the motion and the Chairman declared the vote taken to be unanimous. Mrs. Parsons and Mrs. Sanders, .,Vail,. Colo., appeared and requested a new bridge across Gore Creek, stating that the one used to reach their property was too crowded with traffic and parked vehicles. They also requested „Children Playing# signs to post on the county road. The Board advised that the signs could be obtained from Jay Owens, Road Overseer. John McAllister Mobile Home Park I I 3.2% beer 11 license "Corner ` Store" �I Request for bridge across 'Gore Creek & "Children Playings, I� signs Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day term 19 45 19 D.A.Is In response to a request from Judge Casey, District Judge, Commissioners Koprinikar and Gerard office talked to him about the office space which has been used as the District Attorneys office upstairs in the Courthouse. The resulting agreement was to the effect that the County can keep said office as long as it is available as part of the District Court Law Library and for District Attorney's personel. Sopris Ken Davis, Coordinator for Sopris Mental Health Board, accompanied by personel, Bob Brown and Mental Lenore Morgan, appeared and requested that the Board budget $4,000.00 instead of $3,000.00 for the Clinic. Health The Board, by its Chairman, advised Mr. Davis that the matter will be given consideration at the budget time of making up the budget. Abatement Clair Bertroch, County Assessor, appeared and tendered a Petition for Abatement to the Commission on behalf of John Stevenson by his agent, Richard C. Martin, Carbondale, Colorado. Thereupon, the Board, being fully advised in relation thereto, concurred im the recommendation of the Assessor, granted the petition and allowed a refund on an assessed valuation of $4,090.00 on livestock for the year 1971, tax $254.20. There being no further business to.come before the Board at this time, it was moved, seconded and passed to adjourn until the following day for matters of the County Planner. -111 10 Cle t? Chairman 46 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day tern 19 -AngusV. 28„ 73 SPECIAL MEETING PRESENT: Daniel F. Koprinikar Chairman Claude L. Gerard Commissioner A. F. Orlosky Gommissioner Hugh Warder County Attorney Robert Barr Asst. County Planner Lester Douglas:: County Building Inspector Maxwell R. Barz Clerk to Board Carl Dietz, Vail Colo., appeared in support of his application for exemption from County Subdivis- ion Regulations, for a six unit Gondominimuma on approximately .35 acres, Carl Dietz Thereupon, the recommendation of the Planning Commission being for denial of the exemption, but exemption approval of a variance from Sketch -and Preliminary Plan, subject to submitting a final plat and prior to construction confer with the planning staff on parking and a soils study; Commissioner Orlosky moved that the Exemption be denied and a Variance approved to permit waiver of , Sketch and Preliminary plans. A final plat to be filed with the Planning Commission; and prior to construc- tion, applicant to confer with the Planning Staff to discuss soils and parking location. Commissioner Gerard seconded the motion and the subsequent vote was declared unanimous by the Chairman. F Michael Vaggalis and Phil Frasier, Denver, Colo., appeared in support of their application for Exemption on P1. File No. Se -30-73, Courchevel Ltd. Courchevel Thereupon, the recommendation of the Planning Commission being for denial of the exemption, and Ltd. statements of representatives being considered, the Board by motion put by Commissioner Orlosky, second by exemption Commissioner Gerard and subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, tabled the matter and referred same back to the Planning Commission after study by the County Attorney. In the matter of Pl. File No. Se -31-73, James Sharp,(not appearing) Basalt, Co}od lfor exemption from the Regulations, the Planning Commission having recommended approval, conditional lon a74plat being filed describing restrictions for single-family dwellings,with the Planning DQpartment; The Board by motion put by Commissioner Gerard, second by Commissioner Orlosky and subsequent vote declaredd unanimous by the Chairman, concurred in the recommendation of the Planning Commission with condi- tion for their review and approval prior to recording and sale. In the matter of P1. File No. Se -32-73, C. K. Lindell,(not appearing), Vail, Colo., for exem�tiot from Regulations, the Planning Commission having recommended approval, conditional on the finala�Ma NRtTn s filed wigh the Planning Department for their review and approval prior to recording and sale; eing The Board by motion put by Commissioner Orlosky, second by Commissioner Gerard and subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, concurred in the recommendation of the Planning Commission as stated. Richard Tofel, Vail, Colo, appeared in supplrt of his application for Variance from regulations on Meadow Brook, P1. File No. Sv-6-73. Thereupon, the recommendation of the Planning Oommission being for approvalodit.the Variance to permit the conversion of an existing structure to a condominium conditignl on a final plat being filed with the Planning Department for their review and approval prior to recording and sale; The Board by motion put by Commissioner Gerard, second by Commissioner Orlosky and subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, concurred in the recommendation of the Planning Commission as stated. In the matter of P1. File No. Se -17-73, Rubert Oberlohr, (not appearing), Vail, Coll., for acceptance of his Preliminary Plan on Tenterrace, the Planning Commission having recommended approval, sub- ject to the applicant following the engineer's report; The Board by motion put by Commissioner Orlosky, second by Commissioner Gerard and subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, concurred in the recommendation of the Planning Commission as stated. James Sharp exemption C. K -Lindell exemption Meadow Brook variance Tenterrance preliminary plan In the matter of P1. File No. Se -17-73, Thomas W. Sachs, (not appearing), Vail, Colo., for 1i Thomas Sachs exemptionefrdmnithe Regulations, conditio0al on a final plat being filed with the Planning Department for their' exemption review and approval prior to recording and sale; The Board by motion put by Commissioner Gerard, second by Commissioner Orlosky and subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, concurred in the recommendation of the Planning commission as stated. Robert Barr, Assistant Planner gave a review of progress on the Eagle County Airport Master Plan.. Bob Bailey, representing residents of the Bighorn area and accompanied by Marcie Carmony and Carol Richards appeared and discussed a project "Wren House" which had been tabled to the September, 9, Planning Commission Meeting. John O'Leary and Bob Raff appeared and discussed the needs of the County for office space. Mr O'Leary is remodeling the theatre building into office space. There being no further buisness to come before the Board at this time, it was moved, seconded and passed to adjourn until the next regular meeting unless sooner called by the Chairman. n Chal*.rman "Wren House" 1� 47 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day A ust term 19—September 1973— REGULAR MEETING Present: Daniel F. Koprinikar. Chairman Claude L. Gerard Commissioner A. F. Orlosky Commissioner Hugh Warder County Attorney Maxwell Ri BarzIL.. i. r..Clerk to, Board. .1. ;.. (Bills follow minutes) �I Iron Mtn. Rolla Fischer, Secretary for the Colorado River Water Conservation District, and Jack Oleson, Board Dam member for said District, appeared by appointment and advised the Board and members of the Planning Department Robert Barr and Les Douglas, also Hubert Peterson, member of the Planning Commission, of pending plans ofthe District for construction of Iron Mountain Dam near Red'Cli£f, Colo., and supporting installations for impound ing water for electrical production and for water users on the Western Slope. more Shanendoah Erik Edeen, County Sanitarian, appeared and suggested that now the Board cite in :two{ offenders of Mobile Hom County Mobile Home Park regulations, the offences being similar in nature to the Park recently cited in a Park, prior meeting of the Board, and also t6 cite in the owners of the State Bridge Lodge to improve their sewage Isidoro facilities; Quintana, Thereupon, the Board being fully advised, by vote duly put, seconded and passed* directed the State Sanitarian to cite the Shananddah Mobile Home*Park owner, to appear on September 25, 1973, at 1;�O O'Clock Bridge P. M.; the Isidoro Quintana Mobile Home Park owner to appear on September 25, 1973, at 2:30 O'Clock P1 M. Lodge and1the owners of the State Bridge Lodge to appear on September 25, 197,3 at 3:30 O'Clock P. M. cited This being the time and date set for hearing on The Travis Anderson application for a 3.2% beer 3.2 beer license located at Derby Creek Junction, the Petitioner appearing in person, and Protestants, Orris Albertson, license Roberta Albertson and Margie Gates also appearing; hearing Thereupon, the Chairman called the hearing to order and asked Mr. Warder to proceed. Derby Crk. Mr. Warder, County Attorney, requested the file from the County Clerk, examined same, and stated Junction that it appeared that posting of the premices, returns of character references and of fingerprints taken were all in order and that it appeared that the Petitioner was of good character. The Chairman then asked Mr. Albertson to state his objections. Mr. Albertson stated his objections as being the desire of the area to prevent easy access inad- veriantly to the teenagers of the area among other thingssand tendered a petition to the Board, said petition signed by local people within an eight mile radius of Derby Creek Junction. The County Attorney asked the Clerk to mark the Petition as Exhibit'ri",aid as such it was entered into evidence as Protestant's Exhibit "A". The Chairman then asked Roberta Albertson to state her objections, and following that, asked Margie Gates to also state her objections. Objections of both were nearness of the Community Church, teenagers and wishes of local residents. Mr. Anderson was asked to examine Protestant's Exhibit "A" and after doing so expressed his de- sire to have the hearing continued to a later date. Thereupon,'Commissioner Gerard moved to continue the hearing on September 25, 1973, at 11:00 O'Clock A. M. d Commissioner Orlosky secoq�ed the motion and Chairman Koprinikar declared the vote unanimous. 3.2 beer Mr. and Mrs. James B. Nickerson, Avon, Golorado, being the new owners of the Avon Gereral Store, license a ppeared and tendered an application for a 3.2% beer license for said store, now being "Beaver Creek Lodge applicatio at Avon". Beaver CrkThe Board set the hearing for September 25, 1973, at 10:00 O'Clock A. M. Lodge Clair Bertroch, County Assessor, appeared and tendered an Abatement on behalf of the Health Center at Vail, % of Gaynor Miller. Abatement The Board, Beingffully advised, by Motion put by A. F. Orlosky, second by Claude Gerard, and sub- sequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, granted the petition, concurring in the reccomendation of the Assessor, allowed an abatement on an assessed valuation of $8,000.00 on Leasehold property for the year, 1972, tax $699.60. There being no further business to come before the Board, it was moved,and passed to adjourn until the next regular meeting, unless sooner called by the Chairman. Attest t 1 C1 0 oars. Eagle County Clerk & Recorder Eagle County Clerk & Recorder Eagle Pharmacy Brockways Wilsons Radio -TV & Appl. Rocky Mountain Nat'l. Gas Co., Inc. Rowe Stationery & Office Supplies Pitney Bowes Raymond's Raymond's Frankel Manufacturing Co. Custom Interiors, Ltd. Plateau Typewriter Exchange Out West Printers, Inc. Paymaster Corp. Lease Finance Inc. Eagle Valley Enterprise Eagle Valley Enterprise Independent Lbr. Co. Holy Cross Electric Ass'n., Inc. C.F.Hoeckel Blandk Book & Litho Holes, Webway Co. 1/ Ch -airman Monthly bills follow, to -wit: GENERAL FUND Money advanced P1. Dept. Money advanced Retirement office supplies P1. Office supplies supplies & labor service Mimeo ink postage service adding machine ribbons calculator repair supplies supplies supplies supplies Ins. on checkwriter Lease #15199-3 adv. legal supplies service supplies sign cabinet 15.09 4:00 11.84 183.20 43.50 6.91 63.72 51.00 3.50 27.75 35.00 285.00 265.00 1.71 62.50 106.40 5.20 112.70 6.57 309.25 1006.73 34.81 48 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day term 19- meur. xo.aca co.,ouvm xuw Reubens Restunant Pl. Comm. Dinner Glennora Mosher matron service Mary Jo Jacobs, M.D. jail service Basalt Drug Co. S. 0. supplies Doris Carter prisoner's meals Doris Carter jail library C. A. Stanley plumbing repair The Office Supply (Vail Trail) S. 0. supplies Vail Medical Professional Corp. prisoner health Steven G. Meyer D.D.S. dental work, prisoner Ben Galloway, M.D. autopsy T. I. Steinberg, M.D. coroner charge RCA Communications Systeme Div. S.O. Radio Dick Wheeler Inc. car repair S.O. Rueben's Restaurant meals, Rescue party search Reno Bar & Cafe meals, Rescue party search Douglas Burns boat rent, search Dick Dixon boat rent, search Uniform Pants for S.O. minturn cleaners Phillips Petroleum Go. Credit Card Purchases S.O. Miller Auto Repair repairs, S. 0. Skelly Oil Co. credit card purchases S.O. Colorado Information subscription & service International Cnnference Bldg Officials membership Garfield Co. Abstract Co. xerox copeis Xerox Corp. machine rental Colorado Land Use Commission supplies National Dist. Atty's Assoc. membership Robert Barr supplies Lester L. Douglas mileage Vail Valley Medical Center office rent Glenn Anderson B.O. rent American Legion Aux. Unit #194 Co. Judge office rent Minturn Vol. Fire Dept. garage rent Erik Edeen milage WillandiWilson. park maintenance Eagle Valley Enterprise supplies Mountain Bell service Eagle Valley Telephone Co. service Eagle Valley Telephone Co. service Qtick Print Trlr. Insp. books Total............................................................................................$ Phoenix Mutual Life Ins. Co. Grand River Constr. Go. A. E. Nogal Pete Honnen Equipment Co. Homeward Bound, Inc. Grand Junction Steel & Fabricating Co. Safety-Kleen Corp. Gerard Brothers Revier Equipment Co. McGoy Co. Eagle Auto Parts Dobbs Detroit Diesel, Inc. Holland Auto Parts, Inc. Macdonald Equipment Co. Lawson Products, Inc. The Fullwell Motor Products Co. Brake & Clutch Service Co. Western Auto Associate Store Elmer Glass Co., Inc. Independent Lbr. Co. Garfield Steel & Welding Supply Downing Supply Co. United States Welding, Iisc. Holy Cross Auto Service Eagle Valley Telephone Co. Mountain Bell Holy Cross Electric Assn., Inc. Public Service Go. of Colo. Rocky Mtn. Natural Gas Co., Inc. Town of Basalt Sanitation Dist. Rocky Mountain Nat'l. Gas Co., Inc. Yampa Valley Electric Assn., Inc. Mountain Bell ROAD & Bridge Group Ins. paving gravel parts gravel repairs service hose parts parts parts parts parts parts parts parts parts parts repairs supplies supplies supplies cylinder rent supplies & rent service service service service service service service service service 19 45.13 12.00 8.00 190.22 684.00 19.55 12.50 37.50 6.00 12.00 180.00 6.80 789.75 167.23 68.14 32.65 25.00 25.00 420.00 305.01 125.31 24.16 9.00 65.00 16.00 355.86 20.00 4.50 24.05 53-10 150.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 218.10 90.00 593.39 29.48 403.88 340.95 35.75 8,494.30 119.85 6390.00 315.00 15.60 79.80' 543.50 34.00 72.50 278.511 73.93 165.26 106.30 153.17 42.97 56.27 19.431 46.30 3.58 66.56 31.41 222.771 34.50 2.70 63.37, 61.60 14.19 61.68 1;56 4.63 6.80 5.36 44.31 13.71 Total............................................................. . ....................... ..............................$ 9,131.12 49 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners daySeptemberterm fg September 25�1973_ PRESENT: Daniel F. Koprinikar Claude L. Gerard A. F. Orlosky Hugh Warder Erik Edeen Maxwell R. Barz SPECIAL MEETING Chairman Commissioner Commissioner County Attorney County Sanitarian Clerk to Board The Following bills were read and approved -and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for same full payment thereof: GENERAL FUND Amsterdam Co. supplies 46.14 oehrmyer Printing Go. w-2 forms 28.73 Daniel Koprinikar, County Commissioner salary 427.08 Claude L. Gerard, County Commissioner salary 427.08 Alfred F. Orlosky, County Commissioner salary 427.08 Maxwell R. Barz, County Clerk salary 604.17 Gussie Baker, Dep. County Clerk salary 500.00 Eleanor Bindley, Dep. County Clerk salary 500.00 Starr Doll, Dep. County Clerk salary 500.00 Margaret Davenport, Clerical Hire salary 475.00 Buena Eichler, Clerical Hire salary 425.00 Geraldine Shelton, Clerical hire salary 425.00 Eva L. Luby, Part time hiee salary 189.36 Donna Deane, Chief Accounting Officer salary 243.75 Lily Forster, Part time Clerical hire salary 299.76 Maureen Haggart, Part time Clerical hire salary 323.49 E. Jean Dunlap, Part time clerical hire salary 210.40 Hubert N. Peterson, County Treasurer salary 604.17 Bobby Peterson, Deputy Treasurer salary 500.00 Dessie D. Mathews, Deputy Treasurer salary 500.00 Clair Bertroch,' County Assessor salary 604.17 Clair Bertroch exp. 9.00 Vincent Eichler, Dep. Assessor salary 500.00 Vincent Eichler exp:: 51.10 Ella Bindley, Dep. Assessor salary 500.00 Karleen Bonaly,i Clerical hire salary 475.00 Hugh R. Warder, County Attorney retainer 250.00 Norma J. Anderson, Secy. Co. Atty. salary 200.00 Doris Carter, Custodian salary 500.00 Scott Rice lawn care 9.00 Roland Gerard, Co. Court Janitor salary 50100 John F. Healy, District Attorney salary 140.00 John F. Healy exp. 185.74 rlys H. Ward, Secy. D. A. salary 175.00 Dennis J. Seitz', Asst D. A. salary 306.25 Dennis J. Seitz exp. 23.81 Karol L. Parlin, Secy. D. A. aalary 157.50 Lawrence Exkwith, Dep. D. A. salary 500.00 Susan Nelson, Secy. D. „. salary 180.00 Susan Nelson cash advanced 2.23 Obert Whidden, Land Fill Supervisor salary 525.00 Amy I. Davis, Land Fill Supervisor salary 297.50 Robert C. Watson, Land Fill Supervisor salary 475.00 James Seabry, County Sheriff salary 687.50 Tom Davis, Undersheriff salary 650.00 George Miller, Dep. Sheriff salary 600.00 Gary Taylor, Dep. Sheriff. salary 600.00 Paul Taylor, Dep. Sheriff salary 600.00 Obert Weiler, Dep. Sheriff salary 600.00 Danny J. Williams, Dep. Sheriff salary 600.00 Carol Conder, Clerical hire, S. 0. salary 75.00 Lester Jeremiah; Extension Agent salary & exp. 357.78 ester Jeremiah, exp. 10.31 Eileen Randall,iSecy. E. A. salary 483.00 Jack Johnson, County Surveyor salary 150.00 Maxwell R. Barz, Veterans Service Officer salary 100.00 Erik Edeen, County Sanitarian salary 850.00 Bernice G. Webb, Secy. C. S. salary 267.00 Margie Gates, R.N. salary 650.00 Hester Bertroch; Secy. to R. N. salary 445.00 Margaret Jacobsgaard, Asst Co. Nurse salary 600.00 Diana L. Isgrig, Secy. R. N. • salary 445.00 Vienna Gates, Janitor service salary 50.00 T. I..Steinberg M. D., Health Officer salary 150.00 T. I. Steniberg;M.D. coroner fees 10.00 Jack W. Johnson, Civil Defence Director salary 50.00 Kathleen M. Yantzer, Secy. C. D. salary 25.00 Michael S. Blair„ Planning Director salary 1375.00 obert H. Barr, Planning Assistant salary 820.00 Lester L. Douglas, Building Inspector salary 950.00 Katherine T. Terry, Secy. Planning Dept. salary 425.00 illand R. Wilson, Lawn Maintenance salary 90.00 County Clerk O.A.S.I. 1507.31 Erik W. Edeen exp. 29.00 Colorado Hosp. & Med. Service Ins. 1427.70 Gerald E. Brown i Planning services 900.00 Daniel F. Koprinikar exp. 32.20 Claude Gerard exp. 53.01 Claude Gerard Council of Governments exp. 23.47 lfred Orlosky exp. 54.70 Hugh R. Warder legal services 746.25 00 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day term 19- 19 - me e. ,. xoecxe�ea, xexven aroro Super City Office Equipment chairs 95.88 Total........................................................................................... $ 31448.12 ROAD & BRIDGE FUND Claude L. Gerard, Commissioner exp. appeared and upon his reccommendation, 69.47 Daniel F. Koprinikar, Commissioner exp. Gerard and sebsequent vote declared unanimous 76.02 Al Orlosky, Commissioner exp. Lloyd 80.50 Bernard B. Ginther, Road Supervisor salary 680.00 Garland Bertroch, Bridge Foreman salary 550.00 Joe Carter, Operator salary 550.00 John W. Hill, Operator salary 550.00 Jess ". Pettit, Shovel Operator salary 550.00 Joe Phillips, Shop Foremen salary 550.00 Louie Rimbert, Operator salary 550.00 Jim.Southerland, Mechanic salary 550.00 James E. Watson, Operator salary 550.00 Connie F. Ankney, Truck Driver salary 522.50 Cleaburn J. Gordon, Truck Driver salary 522.50 Randy Hoyt, Truck Driver salary 522.50 Glen Kittle, Truck Driver $Alapy 522.50 Stanley R. Shelton, Truck Driver salary 522.50 Vernon Eiswerth, Asst. Supervosor salary & exp. 638.50 Marvin Borah, Road Overseer salary & exp. 600.00 Samuel Carter, Road Overseer salary & exp. 600.00 Ernest L. Cock, Road Overseer salary & exp. 600.00 Francis D. Daugherty, Road Overseer salary & exp. 600.00 Wren Eaton, Road Overseer salary & exp. 600.00 Walter F. Oren, Road Overseer salary & exp. 600.00 Walter J. Owen, Road Overseer salary & exp. 600.00 Joseph A. Skiles, Hoad Overseer salary & exp. 600.00 Joe.Phillips, Janitor service salary 41.25 Ross Bearden, back -hoe work 60.00 County Treasurer O.A.S.I. 739.96 Colo. Blue Cross & Blue Shield Ins. 761.50 Total............................................................................................$ 14,959.70 A. letter was received from Harry K. Hurd requesting his appointment to the Eagle County Airport Authority. After due consideration and upon motion of Commissioner Gerard, second by Commissioner Orlosky and.the subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, Mr. Hurd was appointed to Rill the vacancy created by the resignation of Grant Brallier. This being the date and time set for hearing on the application of James B. Nickerson, Beaver Creek Lodge at Avon, for a 3.2 beer license; The Petitioner appearing in person and no contestant appearing in arty wise. Thereupon, the Chairman inquired of the Clerk as to all requirements of law and found all in order with the one exception that fingerprints of the Petitioner (inquiry thereon) had not.yet been returned. Whereupon, Commissioner Gerard moved for approval of the application pending favorable report o6 the.fingerpronts. Commissioner Orlosky seconded the motion and the subsequent vote was declared unanimous by the Chair C Matters of citations on the Shanandoah Mobile Home Park and on the Quintana Mobile Home Park were cancelled from the days business, on the first compliance had been met and on the second the owner was sick. Ken Norman, representing the Eagle County Airport Authority, appeared and discussed Airport problems with the Commissioners. The matter of continuance on Travis Anderson application for 3.2 beer license, application was with This being the date and time set for hearing on sanitation facilities of State Bridge Lodge, Mr. Gregory Lund, partner of said business,appearing in person and Erik Edeen, County Sanitarian also appearing; Thereupon, Chairman Koprinikar asked the County Sanitarian to proceed. Mr. Edeen then stated the violations as viewed by himself heretofore and that it appeared that considerable progress has been made toward bring sanitary conditions into compliance. Mr. Lund then advised that he should be done within ten more days. Mr. Lund then inquired of the County Attorney as to the status of the liquor licenses approved by the.Board of Commissioners on Jude 4, 1973 for State Bridge Lodge which was at that time owned by Mr. Lund Harry K. Hurd aipointment irport Authority 3.2 beer license hearing, Beaver Crk. Lodge State Bridge Lodge sanita- tion hearing and .two partners who have subsequently sold out to Mr. Lund. Mr. Lund now has a new partner and tendered new applications for licenses for 3.2 % beer and restaurant liquor. It was the opinion of the County Attorney that since all requirements had been met for licensing on June 4, 1973, that consideration should be given to that fact for new licensing and that the new applic- ations should be forwarded to the State Revenue Department for their consideration. The following delegation of mobile home owners of the McAllister Court appeared, having previously Mcallister made appointment with the Board for this time and date to discuss the Board's action on August 27, 1973, to- Court wit:, Shirley Wilson, Ann Bourke, Mrs. Waid, Sue Blandford, Josr Lister, Gindy Crandell, Don Hilton and Marge Crabill. Also appearing were dlients ofaVail Attorney, Douglas McLaughlin, not in person but by Mr. McLaughlin. The Chairman then requested Mr. Edeen, Sanitarian, to open the meeting. Mr. Edeen than stated the County's position in denying Mn�, McAllister the right to continue his Mobile Home Park operation due to violations of regulations including operation without license to do so. Each of the mobile home owners were asked to speak if they so desired. Their comments were to the ,effect that no spaces were available from the Edwards area east, that Mr. McAllister gave them verbal notice of the Board's ruling - nothing in writing. They requested that they be allowed to stay at their present location until May 1, 1974; (one to June 1, 1974), Mr. McLaughlin requested that the record show that his clients, several people, were willing to comes to an agreement with conditions, allowing the owners to remain until May or June of 1974. The Commissioners requested that they receive a report by October 1, 1973, their next meeting date, of the progress of such an agreement and any contact with Mr. McAllister. Lester Jeremiah, County Extension Agent, appeared and upon his reccommendation, by motion of 11 John Hamil- Commissioner Orlosky, second by Commissioner Gerard and sebsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, i ton, Fair the Board appointed John Hamilton to succeed Lloyd Eichler as a member of the Eagle County Fair Board. Board There being no further business to come before.the Board at this time, it was moved, seconded and pats%,e%dAffiW l the next day, being the regularily scheduled Planning me ting. v Attest Chaiman Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day September term i9 September 26, 19n__ SPECIAL MEETING PRESENT: Daniel F, Koprinikar Chairman Claude L. Gerard Commissioner A. F. Orlosky Commissioner Hugh R. Warder County Attorney Michael Blair County Planner Robert Barr Planning Assistant Maxwell k. Barz Clerk to Board. Grouse In the matter of Planning file No..Sf-4-73, Thomas Sibbald, Vail, Colo., Grouse Meadows Final Plat Meadows in Eagle -Vail Filing No. 1, The Planning Commission having recommended approval; Final Plat The Board by motion put.by Commissioner Gerard, second by Commissioner Orlosky and subsequent vote declared unanimouk by the Chairman, concurred in the recomendation of the Planning Commission and approved said Final Plat. Don Lilly Don Lilly , Bond, Colo. appeared in support of his application for a mobile Home Park, File No. mobile Sf-4-73. home park Thereupon, the Recommendation of the Planning Commission being for denial; Commissioner Gerard denied moved to deny the application because of the considerable objections thereto and lack of need shown. Commissioner Oi�losky seconded the motion and the subsequent vote was declared unanimous by the Chairman. Abraham Abraham Shapiro appeared in support of his request for exemption on File No. Mp-1-73, two units on Shapiro .928 acres; exemption Thereupon the recommendation of the Planning Commission being for approval; Commissioner Orlosky moved to approve the application. Commissioner Gerard seconded the motion and the suWuent vote was declared unanimous by the Chair- man, approval subject to the filing of a final plat and complying with Planning Staff comments. James Hay- James Hayhurst appeared in support of his application forexemption on File No. Se -34-73, three units hurst on .534 acres; exemption Thereupon, the Planning Commission having recommended approval of the exemption; Commissioner Gerard moved to approve the application, subject to the filing of a final plat. Commissioner Orlosky seconded the motion and the resulting vote was declared unanimous by the Chair- man. Rivendell In the matter of File No. Se -18-73, John Mouw, Vail, Colo., Rivendell Exemption, The Planning Com - Exemption mission havingirecommended denial; The Board by motion put by Commissioner Orlosky, second by Commissioner Gerard and subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, tabled the application•until a solution has been found by the applicant to remedy the parking problem. Red Table In the matter of File No. Sp -24-73, Robert Sewell, Carbondale, Colo., Red Table Acres #2, the Plan - Acres #2 ning Commission having recommended approval; Preliminar The Board by motion of Commissioner Gerard, second by Commissioner Orolsky and subsequent vote decl Plan unanimous by the Chairman, concurred in the recommendation of the Planning Commission and approved the re- quest for Preliminary Plan approval. CMI World Hdqtrs. Fred Green, Vail, Colo, appeared in support of his request for approval on File # Sp -29-73, Eagle - Filing No, 2. Thereupon the recommendation of the Planning Commission being for approval; Commissioner Orlosky d to approve the request. Commissioner Gerard seconded the motion and the subsequent vote was declared unanimous by the Chair - to approve the Preliminary Plan. Fred Green also appeared in support of his request to construct a building, CMI World Headquarters. Thereupon the recommendation of the Planning Commission being for approval; Commissioner Orlosky to approve the construction. Commissioner Gerard seconded the motion and the subsequent vote was declared unanimous by the Chair - Fred Green also brought up two matters not pertaining to planning , being, one a proposed dog ordin- ance for the County to be prepared by Game and Fish Warden Moser and Fred Green for the Commissioners approva and two, a progress report concerning amoung other things finances and plans of the Upper Eagle Valley Sanit- ation District. Cedar In the matter of File No. Sp -25-73, Justus Co. Inc., Tacoma, Washington, Cedar Point Townhouses, Point the Planning Commission having recommended approval of the Preliminary Flan subject to improvements on the Towhhouses bridge being completed prior the submission of Phases II and III; The Board by motion of Commissioner Gerard, second by Commissioner Orlosky and subsequent vote de- clared unanimous by the Chairman, concurred in the recommendation of the Planning Commission with conditions and approved the Preliminary Plan. In the matter of File No. Sf-25-73, Justus Co. Inc., Tacoma, Washington, Final Plat - Cedar Point Townhouses, the Planning Commission having recommended approval of the final plat on five units; The Board by motion of Commissioner Commissioner Geradd, second by Commissioner Orlosky and subse- quent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, concurred in the recommendation of the Planning Commission and approved the final plat. CourchevelIn the matter of File No. Sf-30-73, Michael T. Vaggalis, Denver, Colo., Courchevel Ltd. Exemption, Ltd. said matter having previously been tabled and referred back to the Planning Commission after study by the County Attorney; Mr. Vaggalis appearing in person, and protestants, Snow Lion at Vail Condominium Association appear by their attorney, R. K. Thomas, the President, James Darby and owners of a unit in Snow Lion at Vail, Hal Simmons and wife. Thereupon, the Chairman asked Mr. Barr, Assistant Planner,to proceed. Mr. Barr reiterated the previous proceedings and subsequent findings of the Planning Commission. Mr. Warder, County Attorney, advised the Petitioner that in his opinion, no committment on the part of the Planning Commission or on the part of the Commissioners could be obtained on any building, only on raw land. Mr. Vaggalis argued that the Board could rule on a building also. Commissioner Gerard moved that the Board find and determine that this division of lands is within the purposes for which the subdivision regulations were adopted and therefore said application for exemption be denied. 52 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day term 19— ._ �---- M, a r. HOMM ca. DMM Commissioner Orlosky seconded the motion and the subsequent vote was declared unanimous by the Chairman making the motion the decision of the Board. Upon the question arrising of what amount to sell the new Eagle County Building Code Inspection Regulations, Commissioner Gerard moved that the book sell for one dollar. Commissioner Orlosky seconded the motion and the subsequent vote was declared unanimous by the Chairman. Planner Blair presented a program for the future on plumbing, electrical, etc. inspections and on Airport planning amoung otherematters. There being no further business to come before the Board, it was moved, seconded and pa ssed to adjourn until the next regular meeting, unless sooner called by the Chairman. Chairman Attest f. Price of ldg. Code .Insp. Regs eP r. r lovi"T_w .sh y':e a E S O L U T Z 0 .: ;; faE ^FA:. }mouse .'ill .lumise_ 15 3 has bc,.ir ^_reacted into, lau by the ;: or j•: '..-.ex,aF .-,serbly, a_ . a`gxcvcd b, ,P.e Governor, becori:T f.7cctive July _, 1173, in.. -.•.. ..-<._ _ate e(;t regaires _ich Ccu,)t;^ ,, ealtb Department to er. ..,c, rr -_;, tcornin, ind L', 'aaI eewage disposal cys terns ,.I.1 _-:9 rc3ul^tions were .__-. to be bacpj u,,c,n ":a-oloraio State Keal•h D,partv.ent or lid -w gnldeiin eS were: flat finalized Until SeF" nz:.es it lega Il2c ..nrossi'_lc for the veur.ty+ tc t -.L <<al+lie Ecar*ng and adopt. =aid reculatie:^.e .i-€ ail_ 1553 tit -it the follo,in; roc.>latic:,• ` 3'a >a. c�,�•^e .�s`^.w �. -�aF aYstems be adopted ^r, urcr, zy t' -.r° sa:-.. e;ulatiens be- ,:r,° or F":,,ns nc i -'-'_'r is 1'f ., T'-,.�• T1 icr.3 4,e tra^. -Pc, G-' `K,h T1 PC;l �r a - t A I 1 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day___september tern 19 -octobe"-, 19a-3--- REGULAR MEETING PRESENT: Daniel F. Koprinikar Chairman Claude L. Gerard Commissioner A. F. Orlosky Commissioner Hugh R. Warder County Attorney Maxwell R. Barz County Clerk Bills were paid as shown following these minutes. Minutes of the ;.last regular and special meetings were read and approved as read. 3.2 beer James Kitson, Kitson Grocery, E1 Jebel, Colo., appeared and asked to have his application for a licanse 3.2 beer license set for hearing. Kitson The Board determined that the matter be set for November 5, 1973, at 1;30 O'Clock P. M. Grocery Sargay Post and Mrs. Post appeared by appointment relative to possible change in river course Possible resulting from construction of the Emma Bridge near Basalt. change in Appearing also were Roger Hocking and Mr. Jenson from Eldorado Engineering, and Bernard Ginther and river Louis Rimbert of the Eagle County Road Department. course at Thereupon, the Chairman asked Mr. Post to state his complaint. Emma Bridg Mr..Post with the aid of photographs and sketches, explained how he believed the Roaring Fork River would erode the north bank endangering his property, because of increased velocity of the water flow. The Chairman then asked the Eldorado Engineering representatives for their opinion and Mr. Hocking and Mr. Jenson both stated that the narrowing of the river at the bridge location should have no effect upon the Post property, Pan & Fork Trailer Court. The County Attorney then questioned both parties including the Road Supervisor. It appearing to the Board that the matter could not be resolved at this time, the decision was tabled until Board members could view the actual location. Request fl Virgene Anderson, Mr. Immenschuh and Mrs Jim Stevens, representing the Garfield County Library increase Service appeared and asked for an increase in the Library budget from 1973 - $13,897.00.to 1974 - $17,770.00. in library The Board advised that the request would be considered. budget The matter of a Septic Tank Resolution came on for consideration and; Septic Upon motion of Commissioner Orlosky, second by Commissioner Gerard and subsequent vote declared Tank unanimous by the Chairman, the board sighed the Resolution adopting regulations concerning individual sewage d'ispc Resolution disposal systems on an interim emergency basis, and setting a Public hearing for same on November 5, 1973, at 9:06 O'clock A. M. The copy of resolution appears following these minutes. There:.beipg no further business to come before the Board at this time, it was moved, seconded and passed to adjourn until the next regular meeting, unless sooner called by the Chairman. c�F Chairman Attest: � Clef,I to Board. BILLS FOR ASOVE DATE. The following bills were read and approved and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for same in full payment thereof: Colorado Information County Clerk Doris Carter Doris Carter Glennora Mosher Virginia L. Black H. Robert Thompson Dr.'G. J. Fedrizzi Erik Edeen Michael S. Blair Lester Douglas Erik W. Edeen Environmental Health The'Drawing Board, Inc. Eagle Auto Repair Skelly Oil Co. Phillips Petroleum Co. H. R. Meininger Co. Dick Wheeler Inc. Dick Wheeler Inc. 3M BPSI 3MBPSI 3MBPSI Multigraphics Division Monroe Calculator Co. Xerox Corporation Plateau Typewriter Exchange Garfield County Abstract Co. Eagle Valley Enterpirse Eagle Valley Enterprise Inc. Eagle Valley Enterpirse Inc Castle Peak Constr. Co. Warrne, Gorham & Lamont, Inc. Donald Almond S. C. M. GENERAL FUND sub. & service money advanced jail laundry jail meals matron service matron service desk office call mileage personal exp. exp. reimbursement postage supplies repairs, S. 0. S. 0. S. 0. Drafting Supplies car repairs sept. & Oct, leases camera cards service copy paper Frames Inv. #2002 maintenance contract #749950-001 supplies supplies merox copies legal s adv. printing locks & labor law bulletin supplies repairs 9.00 20.50 10.00 583.50 12.00 30.00 95.00 8.00 209.50 214.31 146.74 5.00 20.65 17.60 32.00 9.95 164.01 127.42 32.50 1010.1W 257.76 31.64 137.82 70.10 50.00 247.57 53.99 25.00 52.67 95.94 85.70 60.07 16.80 51.75 66.54 54 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day_ term 19 - Mt 4 P. HOEOIEL C0. OMFA 1tM 19 Gazette Press printing 137.90 Center Drugs supplies 45.60 Eagle Vouunteer Fire Department garage rent 75.00 Minturn Fire Dept. garage rent 75.00 Mingle Corporation office rent 350.00 Holy Cross Electric Assn service 237.65 The Vail Villager public notice 15.00 Farnum Mortuary coroner exp. 116.45 Richard A. Miller coroner exp. 15.00 C.F. Hoeckel Blank Book & Litho Co, supplies 204.36 C.F. Hoeckel Blgpk Book & Litho. Co. furniture P1. 0. 342.00 Hometown Supply Co, supplies 80.25 Hometown Supplies supplies 79:60 The Aspen Clinic P.C. Ltd. medical report 9.00 International Conference of Bldg Officials publication 2.00 Mick's 66 Service supplies 13.40 Out West Printers, Inc. printing 70.05 Four Corners Regional Comm cable Airport 60.00 Eqgle Valley Tele Co. service 410.11 C. A. Stanley repair on fountain 15.99 Town of Eagle water & trash 49.92 Town of Eagle annex 15.15 Eagle Sanitation Didt. service 72.00 Rocky Mtn. Nat'l. Gas service355 56 Eagle Valley Telephone Co. service 316,2622 Eagle Pharmacy supplies 45. 6 3M BPSI supplies 217.84 OutWestOffice Products, Inc. supplies .UA : 'Purid ' cdnf 3,nued06eldw' .$ ROAD & BRIDGE FUND Grand River Construction West Vail paving 29055.03 Eldorado Eng. Co. It „ n $22.00 B'. &•B. Excavating Inc. road base 800.00 County General Fund reimburse G. F. -ins. on R.& B. vehicles 601.00 Allen Machinery Co. parts 1419.87 Colo. West Petroleum Inc. parts 166.57 Standard Oil Co. gas & oil 4220.60 Continental Oil Co. oil 74.28 Doxol fuel 17.92 Gay Johnson's Inc. tirew 374.62 Eagle Auto Parts tires & parts 292.31 Downing Supply Co. parts 289.99 Harris Truck Parts fuel caps 9.35 Two-tone Welding Service welding polls 399.55 Berthod Motors5 Inc. repairs 25.49 Holy Cross Auto Service repairs 79.91 The Independent Lumber Co. supplies 2.56 Hometown Supply to. supplies 102.85 Hometown Supply Co. supplies 11.20 High Eountry Lumber Co. supplies 1,45 Macdonald Equipment Co. supplies 78.45 Barco Minicipal Products, Inc. supplies 214.19 Share Corp. supplies 33.30 Rocky Mtn. Nat'l. Gas service 7.78 Eagle Valley Tele Co. service 65.72 Public Service Co. of Colo. service 3.13 Holy Cross Electrical Assn. Inc. service 40.88 Town of Eagle water & trash 31.00 Eagle County Clerk & Recorder money advanced ?0.00 tbcky Mountain Nat'l. Gas Co., Inc. service 7.88 Western Auto Associate Store parts 3.33 Mac Tools supplies 14.30 Holland Auto Parts, Inc. parts 141.52 Eagle Sanitation Dist. sewer service 24.00 Phoenix Mutual Life Ins. Co, premium 119.85 Homewqrd Bound, Inc. Road Base 91.20 Basalt Sanitation Dist. W&30c service 6.80 .........................................................................................�onoc�t Chadwick's Gonstruction machine hire 126.00 Town of Basalt service 19.50 Dick's Repair Shop parts 2.10 Revier Equipment Co, parts. 81.03 Eagle County General Fund reimburesment for vehicle ins. 5400.00 Eldorado Engineering Co. West Vail paving 77.00 Mountain Bell service - Basalt 14.51 White CoOstruction Co. final payment- Emma bridge 4783.55 Yampa Valley Elec. Assn, Inc. service - 131 10.61 Total............................................................................................. $ 49,693.38 Quick Print Mountain Bell Continuation of General Fund envelopes service 50.00 27.70 Total.............................................................................................$ 71276.41 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day October term 19- dctobiec25, -19n- Special IEETING Present: Daniel F. Koprinikar Chairman Claude L. Gerard Commissioner A. F. Orlosky Commissioner Hugh Warder County.:AtLorney Erik Edeen County Sanitarian Maxwell R. Barz Clerk to Board The following bills were read and approved and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for same in full payment thereof: GENERAL FUND Eagle Valley Tel Co. service - Co. Agent 39.75 Claude L. Gerard, Commissioner salary 427.08 Daniel F. Koprinikar, Commissioner salary 427.08 Alfred F. Orlosky, Commissioner salary 427.08 Eleanor Bindley, Dep. Co. Clerk salary 500.00 Maxwell R. Barz, Co. Clerk salary 604.17 Maxwell R. Barz, exp. 28.20 Gussie Baker, Dep. Co. Clerk salary 500.00 Gussie Baker, Dep. Co. Clerk exp. 4.65 Eleanor Hindley, exp. 31.65 Starr Doll, Dep. Co. Clerk salary 500.00 Starr Doll exp. 6.70 Margaret Davenport, Clerk hire salary 475.00 Buena Eichler, Clerk hire salary 425.00 Buena Eichler exp. 6.70 Maureen E. Haggart,Pt Clerk hire salary 294;56 E. Jean Dunlap, Pt. Clerk hire salary 420.80 E. Jean Dunlap exp. 5.95 Eva -L. Luby, Pt. Clerk Hire salary 168.32 Donna Deane, Chief Accounting Officer salary 270.05 Geraldin@ Shelton, Clerical salary 445.83 Geraldine Shelton exp. 4.65 Lily Forster, Clerical salary '399.76 Hubert N. Peterson, Co. Treasurer salary -604.17 Bobby Peterson, Dep. Treasurer salary 500.00 Dessie D. Mathews, Dep. Treasurer salary 500.00 Ellen LaPierre, Pt. clerk hire salary 68.38 Nannalee R. Whidden, Pt. Clerical salary 31.56 Donna Deane, Pt. Clerical hire salary 35.51 Clair Bertroch, County Assessor salary 604.17 Ella F. Bindley, Dep. Assessor salary 500.00 Karleen Bonaly, Clerical hire salary 475.00 Vincent Eichler, Dep. Assessor salary 500.00 Vincent Eichler exp. 26.60 Hugh R. Warder, County Attorney retainer 250.00 Norma J. Anderson, Becy to Co. Atty/ salary 200.00 Doris Carter, Custodian salary 500.00 Roland Gerard, Janitor - Co. Court salary 50.00 John F. Healy, Dist. Atty, salary 140.00 John F. Healy exp. 129.74 Arlys H. Ward, Secy to D. A. salary 175.00 Dennis J. Seitz, Asst. D. A. salary 306.25 Karol L. Parlin, Secy to D. A. salary 157.50 Lawrence Eskwith, Dep. Dist. Atty. salary 500.00 Maureen Mitchell, Secy to D. A. salary 180.00 Robert E. Whidden, Land Fill Oper, salary 525.00 Amy L Davis, Land fill Oper. salary 297.50 Robert C. Watson, Asst. Land fill Oper.' salary 443.80 James H. Seabry, County Sheriff salary 687.50 James H. Seabry exp. 204.20 Tom Davis, Undersheriff salary 650.00 George Miller, Dep. Sheriff salary 600.00 Gary Taylor, Dep. Sheriff salary 600.00 Paul Taylor, Dep. Sheriff salary 600.00 Robert Weiler, Dep. Sheriff salary 600/00 Danny J. Williams, Dep. Sheriff salary 600.00 Carol A. Conder, Clerical hire salary 75.00 Lester Jeremiah, Extension Agent salary & exp. 184.53 Eileen Randall, Secy. to Ext. Agt. salary 483.00 Johnette Phillips, Clerical hire salary 42.08 Jack W. Johnson, County Surveyor salary 150.00 Maxwell R. Barz, Veterans Service Officer salary 100.00 Erik Ldeen, County Sanitarian salary 850.00 Bernice G. Webb, Secy. to C. S. salary 267.00 Donna Deane, Clerical hire salary 9.21 Lnvironmental Health petty cash 6.12 Margie Gates, P.H.N. salary 650.00 Hester Bertroch, Secy. P.H.N. salary 445.00 Margaret Jacobsgaard, Asst. P.H.N. salary 600.00 Diana L. Isgrig, Secy. P.H.N. salary 445.00 T. I. Steinberg, M. D., P.H.O. salary 150.00 Vienna Gates, Janitor salary 50.00 Jack W. Johnson, C. D. D. salary 50.00 Kathleen Yantzer, Secy. to C. D. D. salary 25.00 Michael S. Glair, County Planner salary 1375.00 Robert H. Barr, Asst. Planner salary 820.00 Robert H. Barr exp. 55.22 Lester L. Douglas, Building Inspector salary 950.00 Katherine T. Terry, Secy. P1. Dept. salary 425.00 66unty3TreasBreugle County OASI 1447.55 Colorado Blue Cross & Blue Shield Ins. 1465.55 5 6 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day term 19- Meuv. MOEMEL C"MY0 UW9 Willard Wilson Claude Gerard Claude L. Gerard A. F. Orlosky Daniel F. Koprinikar Hubert Peterson Hugh R. Warder D & H Enterprises, Inc. Trasurer, State of Colorado Bernice's Place park labor exp exp. exp. exp. exp. -convention legal services paying road Airport Airport Advisory Committee Comm. exp. Total ............................... ............................. ............ . ................ Bernard B. Ginther, Road Supervisor Garland Bertroch, Bridge Foreman Joe Carter, 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 Connie F. Ankney, Truck Driver Clea6urn J. Gordon, Truck Driver Randy Hoyt, Truck Driver Glen Kittle, Truck Driver Stanley R. Shelton, Truck Driver Vernon Eiswerth, Asst Road Supervisor Marvin Borah, Road Overseer Samuel Carter, Road Overseer Ernest L. Cock, Road Overseer Francis D. Daugherty, Road Overseer Wren'Eaton, Road Overseer !Walter F. Owen, Road Overseer Walter J. Owen, Road Overseer Joseph A. Skiles, Road Overseer Joe Phillips, Janitor Russell D. Carter, Laborer William A. Elmont, Laborer Robert R. Hyrup, Laborer County Treasurer Colok�ado,Blue.Cross & Blue Shield Claude Gerard, Commissioner Daniel Koprinikar, Commissioner Al Oilosky, Commissioner ROAD AND BRIDGE 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 O.A.S.I. Insurance expenses & mileage expenses & mileage expenses & mileage ........................................................................................... $ 19_ _ 50.96 6.50 40.20 51.00 41.20 100.20 325.00 5516.17 30.00 25.00 36,049.94 680.00 550.00 ` 550.00 550.00 550.00 550.00 550.00 550.00 550.00 522.50 522.50 522.50 522.50 522.50 638.50 600.00 600.00 600.00 600.00 600.00 600.00 60o.00 600.00 41.25 68.64 148.72 148.72 761.38 n 834.15 1 59.00 65.82 9.00 15,297.68 Rick Oleson, new Soil Conservation representative for Eagle County, and Dan Rule appeared and re- Request for ted that the Commissioners budget funds for a secretery for the Soil Conservation Office in Eagle, since 'secretary for work load for the representative was becoming too heavy and kept him from his field work. ''Soil Conser- The Board advised they would do whatever possible. 11vation office Roger Henderson, Insurance representative from Glenwood Springs appeared and obtained information the type of insurance (errors and ommissions) that the Board would be interested in. Mr. Henderson ted he would be back on November 5, 1973 with the requested information. Bob Young appeared, it appearing that the members of the Airport Authority had hired him to do a er plan on the Eagle bounty Airport, pubject-to approvalby the F.A.A. After some discussion the Board determined that Mike Blair, County Planner, and Ken Norman, Author= member, would be contacts between the Board and Bob Young. The Chairman signed preliminary papers allowing Young to make a preliminary study. Douglas Hoyt appeared and requested the Board's approval for construction on Lot 7-B of Lion's ;e Subdivision. It appearing to the Board that the matter being such that it should come on to be _heard on October the following day, asked Mr. Hoyt to appear then. Mr. Schaffer, Town of Eagle Manager, and Mr. Miller, Maye of Eagle, appeared and discussed with Board and Mr. Hammock, who also appeared, laokng:for:MrtrWardery�matter of the purchase of the school erty across from the Courthouse. It was agreed by those present that the matter would be brought up with the next School Board ing on October 31, and an offer would be made by the Board to the School Board. There being no further business to come before,the Board, it was moved seconded and passed to ad- journ'until the next day, October 26, set for matters of the Planning Department. c i Chairman I� i Master plan Eagle Co: Airport School property across frog: Courthouse I W 07 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners—day—October tens 19— October 26, 1973 Present: Daniel F. Koprinikar Claude L. Gerard A. F. Orlosky Hugh Warder, Mike Blair Robert Barr (Absent: Maxwell R.. Barz SPECIAL MEETING Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner County Attorney County Planner Asst County Planner Clerk to Board) The following matters of the Planning Department came on to be heard by the Board of County Com- missioners: Eagle -Vail In the matter of Planning file No. Sf4-9-73, Fred Green, Vail, Colo., Eagle -Vail II Final Plat, II Final the Planning Commission having recommended approval; Plat I I The Board, by motion put by Comm. Orlosky, second by Comm. Gerard and subsequent vote declared unanimous tyc the Chairman, concurred in the recommendation of the Planning Commission and approved the final plat, subject to an improvements agreement being approved by the County Attorney. Texas Cons{, I In the matter of Planning file No. Se -35-73, Texas Construction Co. Exemption, the Planning Com - Co. exemp- mission having recommended approval; tion The Board, by motion put by Comm. Gerard, second by Comm. Orlosky and subsequent vote declared unani-fipus by the Chairman, bomcurred in the recommendation of the Planning Commission and approved the ex- emption, subject to the filing of a final plat to the Planning Department with a statement thereon, that no greater densities shall be allowed. Bighorn IA In the matter of Planning file No. Se -36-73, Sterling Barclay,(not present), Frisco, Colo., Big - Exemption horn Three Exemption, the Planning Commission having recommended approval; The Board, by motion put by Comm. Orlosky, second by Comm. Gerard and subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, concurred in the recommendation of the Planning Commission and approved the ex- emption, subject to a final plat being submitted to the Planning Department stating thereon that no greater densities shall be allowed. Also the applicant to take full responsibility for the 30" culvert. E. WillisIn the matter of Planning file No. Se -37-73, E. Willis Nottingham, Avon, Colol (not present), Nottingham Exemption, the Planning Commission having recommended approval; Exemption The Board, by motion put by Comm. Gerard, second by Comm. Orlosky and subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, concurred in the recommendation of the Planning Commission and approved the ex- emption. Bellyache In the matter of Planning file No. Sf-36-73, George Burens, Wolcott, Colo., Bellyache Ridge No. 2, Ridge No.2 Final Plat, the Planning Commission having recommended approval; Fihal Plat The Board, by motion put by Comm. Gerard, second by Comm. Orlosky and subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, concurred in the recommendation of the Planning Commission and approved the final plat, subject to an improvements agreement being approved by the County Attorney. L.H.B. Co. In-the',matter of Planning file No. Sp -33-73, Douglas Hoyt, Vail, Colo., L.R.B. Company, Preliminary Preliminar Plan, the Planning Commission having passed said matter to the Board of County Commissioners without recom- Plan mendation; The Board,heard proposal by Mr. Hoyt and argument by Mr. & Mrs. Don Almond, Vail, Colo., and Mrs. Teeple, Vail, Colo:, who were objecting in some degree on points of water supply; density and driveway and access. Thereupon, the Board by motion put by Comm. Orlosky, second by Comm. -Gerard and subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman approved the preliminary plan, subject to the applicant presenting ade- quate proof of water supply from Lions Ridge Water District to the Planning Staff and.the applicant investiF. gating and receiving approval from the County Road Dept. and Planning Department relative to driveways and access prior to the issuance of a building permit. Rivendell In the matter of Planning file No. Se -18-73, John Mauw and Dick. Hart, Atty., Vail, Colo., Rivendell Exemption Exemption, the Planning Commission having recommended denial; The Board, by motion put by Comm. Gerard, second by Comm. Orlosky and subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, tentatively approved "parking scheme All, subject to the resolving of dificulties and requirements necessary to fulfill such plan. The matter was tabled to November 5, 1973,for further discussion. T v In the matter of Planning file No. Mp-3-73, Charles Thompson and Jerry ,)eavy, Atty „ the Planning Commission having tabled the application for Mobile Home Park, the applicant then withdrew the application, rn•+a•°. now deleting that withdrawl by this appearance and the Planning Commission not having acted on the with- drawal; The Board, by motion put by Comm. Orlosky, second by Comm. Gerard and subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, approved the application, subject to receipt of documentation of Mr. Fred Booth's acceptance of the drainage water onto his property; approval of license and permit still being subject to inspections of the County Health Department of improvements necessary. &IlyddEel F In compliance with the condition of an Improvements Agreement approval by the Bounty Attorney on fs I the, above Bellyache Ridge No. 2 Subdivision, Mr. Burens tendered said agreement with approval of the County g Are�"asxt Attorney for signature by Comm. Chairman Koprinikar, who signed same. Land Use In the matter of the Land Use Master Plan, completed and tendered to the Board with the Planning MAster Plan Commission Resolution thereon; The Board, by motion put by Comm. Gerard, second by Comm. Orlosky and subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, adopted the Master Plan and more particularly Exhibits"A" and "B", as certified by the Planning Commission. County In the matter of County Zoning; Zoning The Board, by motion put by Comm. Gerard, second by Comm. Orlosky and subsequent vote declared. unanimous by the Chairman, directed the Planning Commission to study and certify a zoning plan and map to the,Board of County Commissioners. Them being no further business to come befoee the Board at this time, it was moved, seconded and passed to adjourn until the next regular meeting, unless sooner called by the Chaiiman. lozlAttest,Q, �F Chairman Clerk to Board. 08 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day October term 19 November 5, 1973 Present: Daniel F. Koptinikar Claude L. Gerard A. F. Orlosky Hugh R. Warder Maxwell H. Barz Chairman Commissioner Commissioner County Attorney County Clerk REGULAR MEETING Minutes of the last regular and special meetings were read and approved as read. The following bills were read and approved and warrants ordered drawn on the proper fnnds for same in full payment thereof: COUNTY GENERAL FUND Pronto Land Measure Assessors Office 300 Eagle County Clerk money advanced 27,30 Eagle County Clerk money advanced 2,00 Purley Bertroch Labor & material insul Co. Welfare Bldg. fill 125,00 County of Eagle Reimbursement to R. & B. fund for propane-land/il 17.92 Hubert N. Peterson freight 3,00 Starr Doll, Registrar fees 5,00 Erik Edeen sample 1,25 Howard McCain supplies 33.00 Doris Carter laundry - jail 25.10 Colorado Informantion sub. & service 9,00 Marjorie Page, Secy. C.C.C. Ass'n. registration for Clerk's workshop 36.00 Clair Bertroch labor & supplies, Clerk's Office 18.30 DorisyCgrterch meals - jail 727.50 Glenora Mosher matron service 28.00 Dennis J. Seitz expenses 46.27 Michael S. Blair expenses 140.80 Lester Douglas mileage 77,50 Lawrence Eskwith postage 2,40 Warren, Gorham & Lamont, Inc. office supplies 16.80 National District Attys Assoc. office supplies 5.40 New England Business Service, Inc. office supplies 22,36 Skelly Oil Company gas 10.75 Eagle Auto Parts supplies 63.79 Foster Motors parts & service 6.35 Larsen Electronics Inc, parts 50.90 Dick Wheeler Inc. vehicle leases 505.20 Phillips Petroleum Company gas 114.66 NNorgard's Mobil Service parts & labor 43.93 Day's Conoco gas 6.70 Wilsons Radio -TV & Appl, labor - airport 24,70 Hometown Supply Co. supplies 72,68 American Legion Aux. Unit # 190 office rent Oct. & Nov. 150.00 Mintrun Vol. Fire Dept. garage rent 75.00 Vail Valley Medical Center office rent 150.00 Vail MedicalProfessional Corp. coroner charge 16.60 Vail Medical Professional Corp. coroner charge 8.00 Vail Medical Professional Corp. coroner charge 5,00 Vail Medical Prof. Corp. coroner charge 7,00 Vail Medical Prof. Corp. treatment 11,50 Vail Valley Medical ambulance - county coroner 122.00 Center Drug film 28.50 Eagle Pharmacy office supplies 23,75 The Glenwood Post building code notice 18.10 The Eagle Eye public notice- building code 30.80 Vail -Villager public notice - building code 15.00 The Vail Trail land use plan - publication notice 8.74 The Vail Trail public notice 9.90 Vail Trails Sub, for Vail Trail for Assessor 6.50 Eagle Valley Enterprise Inc, legal publication 76,36 Eagle Valley Enterprise legal publication 192.97 Eagle Valley Enterprise supplies 200.05 Eagle Valley Enterprise supplies 216.21 Eagle Valley Enterprise legal publication 15.99 C. A. Stanley repairs & labor - jail 142.50 Johnson & Kunkel Land Surveying Co, map copies 7.50 United States Welding, Inc. cylinder rent 1.35 Lease Finance Incorporated lease # 15199-3 Oct. 106.40 Lease Finance Incorporated graphotype payment lease #15199 Nov. 106.40 Raymonds Printing & Office Machines supplies 154.74 Garfield County Abstract Co. xerox copies 19.60 Allen Insurance Agency audit - Ins. Policy #34CBD105563 328.00 Independent Lumber Co. supplies 12.94 Holy Cross Electric Assn Inc. services 299.11 Mountain Bell telephone setvice 48.86 Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Inc. gas service 100,29 Rowe Stationery file boxes 40.80 Out nest Printers, Inc. supplies 404.04 Out West Office Products, Inc. supplies 18.55 C. F. Hoeckel Blank Book & Litho. Co. supplies 800.60 Multigraphics Dix, repairs on addressograph 38.75 Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. supplies 20.98 Plateau Typewriter Exchange supplies 56,50 Xerox Corporation xerox copies 258,24 Plateau Typewriter Exchange supplies 24.38 3M Minnesco Division payment on LB -10-49376 318.06 Erik Edeen mileage 190.70 Eagle Volunteer Fire Dept. rent 75.00 Eagle Valley Telephone Co. telephone service 409,26 Eagle Valley Telephone Co. telephone service 434.50 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day -term 19- 19 Eagle Valley Enterprise legal publication 7.82 Grand Junction Steel Fabricating Co. steel - jail 238.68 National Association of Counties county member service fee 100.00 Total........................................................................................... $ 89425.08 Phoenix Mutual Life Ins. Co. Pete Honnen Equipment Co. International Harvester Co. Standard Oil Co. J. D. Adams Co. B & B Excavating Grand River Construction Homeward Bound, Inc. Rifle Auto Parts & Machine Inc. Dick's Repair Shop Don's Texaco McCoy Company Elder/Quinn & McGill, Inc. Drive Line Service Do. Revier Equipment Co. Holland Auto Parts Inc. Western Diesel, Inc. Downing Supply Co. Jacobs Equipment Co. The Fullwell Motor Products Co. Casey's Auto Salvage Western Diesel Inc. Gay Johnson's Inc. Fruehauf Distributing Co. J & S Contractors Supply Co. H & J Supply Co. of Colorado Zep Manufacturing Co. Colorado Filter & Supply Co. Western States Chemicals, Inc. Snap-On Tools Independent Lumber Co. United Lumber Eagle Auto Parts Eagle Valley Enterprise Inc. Safety-Kleen Corporation Holy Cross Auto Service Basalt Sanitation District Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co., Inc. Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co., Inc. Mountain Bell Eagle Valley Telephone Co. Eagle Valley Telephone Co. Public Service Co. of Colorado Holy Cross Electric Assn., Inc. Yampa Valley Elec. Assoc., Inc. Allen Insurance Agency Eagle County Clerk Town of Vail Holland Auto Parts Garfield Steel & Welding Supply United States Welding, Inc. Yampa Valley Electric Assn. McCoy Company ROAD & BRIDGE FUND insurance 119.85 JD 400 Wheel Loaded 7,250.00 International Pickup 3,277.95 fuel 1,775.19 bridge decking 1,858.56 road base 200.00 asphalt 583.00 road base 34.20 overhaul motor 228.32 repairs 38.60 repairs 3.15 parts 1,205.27 parts 5.37 parts 59.96 parts 16.66 parts 151.37 parts 45.58 parts 337.79 winch 482.00 parts 19.30 parts 6.00 parts 4.50 tires 107.31 supplies 294.16 supplies 458.50 wrench 23.57 supplies 69.74 supplies 10.49 supplies 168.54 supplies 35.70 supplies 7.16 supplies 37.04 supplies 284.98 supplies 13.00 service on cleaner 17.17 garage rent & repairs 54.37 sewer service - Basalt 6.80 gas service 15.96 gas setvice - shop 26.47 telephone service 17.65 telephone service 27.75 telephone service 33.50 service at Red Cliff 1.56 service 72.83 service 33.70 1/2 Audit & Inc. on Policy $34CBP105563 328.00 money advanced 8.18 1/2 Taxes collected for July, Aug. & Sept. 3,577.85 parts 4.00 oxygen cylinders 171.82 cylinder rent 2.70 services 45.75 parts 809.46 Total........................................................................... ............. $ 24,468.34 Eagle Co. In the matter of adoption of Eagle County Septic Tank Regulations, having been set for for this Septic date and time and no one appearing in anywise to Object or discuss the contents thereof; Tank Regs. The Board, upon motion by Comm. Gerard, second by Comm. Orlosky and the subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, adopted the Eagle County Septic Tank Regulations. 1974 bud- The Eagle County budget for the year 1974, was adopted upon Motion by Comm. Gerard, second by get Comm. Orlosky and subsequent vote being declared unanimous by the Chairman, and subsequently signed by the Chairman with attestation by the Clerk. Potential 11 Sargay Post, Pan and Fork Trailer Court, Basalt, Colo., appeared and reitterated his opinion of property potential damage to his property because of Emma Bridge construction. damage at The Board advised that information in the matter may be available in thirty days and Mr. Post Emma Brid requested an appointment with the Board at 9:00 o'clock A. M. on December 3, 1973. Further discussion in g 11 that matter was set for that time. The Board determined that a notice be published ini,the Eagle Valley Enterprise for the setting of a Special Meeting of the Board to levy the requisite taxes for all purposes required by law for the ensuing year (1974) at 10:00 O'clock A. M. on November 11, 1973. 3.2% beer James W. Kitson appeared for the hearing on his application for a 3.2 % beer license in the name license of Kitson Grocery, such hearing having been set for this date and time; hearing The Board continued the matter until November 12, 1973, since the applicant had faded to bring in Kitson the deed or lease of his property. Grocery Darrel White and Drexil C. Roll appeared to protest the Boards action of November 26, 1973, giving Protest of approval to the Thompson Trailer Court in the Longview Subdivision, subject to permissable drainage permission Thompson I The matter was tabled, pending further informaition. Trlr. Courl I Ken Norman, Eldon Wilson and Harry Hurd, representing the Eagle County Airport Authority, appeared,; and discussed matters of, a standby generator for use during power outages, good snow removal equipment and landing fees and car rental service, etc. with the Board. �I 160 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day term 19— There being being no further business to come before the Board, it was moved and passed to adjourn until 2Sondayc;:Nbvember..121,fonithe Special meeting to set tax levies. zt : Ar Chairman Cl o 03oard. 19— J Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day—AQ—vemb_er term SPECIAL MEETING Present: Daniel F. Koprinikar Chairman (Absent: Claude L. Gerard Commissioner) A. F. Orlosky Commissioner Hugh R. Warder County Attorney Maxwell R. Bare County Clerk 19— --November 12 19a3— Hotel, I The matter of hearing on the application by Stewart Brown, Qtty. for Gore Valley Enterprises, hav- restaurant,ing been tabled early in the year for lack of sufficient information, came on to be heard at this time and liquor all requirements and criteria being in order; license Thereupon Comm. Orlosky moved to approve the application for a Hotel-Resturant liquor license, Gore Vall ywhich motion was seconded by Chairman Koprinikar and the subsequent vote was declared unanimous by the Enterpris(� Chairman. Hotel, res- The The matter of hearing upon the application by Stewart Brown, Atty. for Vail Land and Cattle Co., taurant, having been tabled early in the year for lack of sufficient information, came on to be heard at this time liquor and requirements and criteria now being in order; license, Va' Thereupon, Comm. Orlosky moved to approve the application for a Hotel-Resturant liquor license, Land & Cattia which motion was seconded by Chairman Koprinikar and the subsequent vote was declared unanimous by the Co. fChairman. 3.2% beer The matter of hearing on the application by James W. Kitson for Kitson Grocery at El Jebel, Colo., license for a 3.2 % beer license, having been tabled at the last Board Meeting because Mr. Kitson had failed to Kitson bring along a copy of his lease, came on to be heard at this time and date, the Petitioner appearing in Grocery person and no Protestants appearing in person or anywise; Thereupon, Mr. Warder, County Attorney, inquired of the Clerk as to posting, fingerprints and adhearance to County requirements therein, and found all to be in order except that the fingerprint report had not yet been returned. Thereupon the Board, by motion of Commissioner Koprinikar, second by Commissioner Orlosky and subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, approved the application contingent upon a favorable fingerprint report. Floyd Crawford requested and received permissiontto post the sanitary landfill located on his land, against out of county rsers. Beacon light Holy Cross Electric Assn, Inc, having tendered an agreement lease to the Board for their approval on Red Hill 11 on installing equipment on Red Hill to install and equip a beacon light for giving direction and warning to aircraft users using the Eagle County Airport. Commissioner Orlosky made'a motion to approve the agreement & lease and Commissioner Koprinikar seconded the motion. The resulting vote was declared unanimous by the Chairman. 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. Attest: •7�i AI�rL_ ADDENDUM TO MINUTES Chairman The matter of a Resolution on setting mill levies having also been continued to this date, the Board, upon motion of Commissioner Koprinikar, second by Commissioner Orlosky and resulting vote being unanimous, set said levies and signed the Resolution, a copy of which follows these minutes. The Board then adjourned. Attest: � e� I r Chairman 6`7 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day term 19— 19— MEL F. NOEgtEL CE..DpYW SIIIIO f eF 4 d .- A'i Jr J n.,:0 r 1V:¢aF 2L r' DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT D Pr+c, 3Q]•&9Y 1 f eF R)IAL 12.44 585,827 r€ ; r ..F :1f eL71 / DAAs ± c weal. t.(sva� h1 +r - H5 sFAL *No mill levies exceed statutory limitation. This approval is for total revenues from all levlen which erceed 1t15% statutory limitation. .- 4 d .- A'i Jr J n.,:0 r 1V:¢aF 2L 4zh� DIVISION OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT D Pr+c, 3Q]•&9Y 1 IRuta. c.oYuridu B Nov. 1y 73 1,, B(t kR0 tQ- Ot v 11 (. NVQ15�,10\1-RS. age C.nonY . Eagle (luorado t It_ -! ;±ii tr of yoq;z B, and . f Cowlt,% ConniisAontr, for a 1" ,, of * nill•. i.,E (Ili .,!' t`t 73 n appro%ed ind authoni,.f d, iolic,RS " 1ILM i FS (RI ! t A), Mills s I LCl 1'\ xjjj(j$ $ P.,Ira 6.3li 2yt,681 a .,, 9U 42,`383 n h,,.daBudg F-nd 3.00 141,177 1 ,,kwl, a ,; pr. a _na .6t1 28,255 ['. h:, K-,;. I ovw i .UU 4.7,092 (, n„•„ d to t,• .,,,., c mt.-rza 11 1"A14 Flu , 1. Etta J1..-, bans-, tipc ai} ndou^i Retirement .28 13,166 Library .36 16,953 R)IAL 12.44 585,827 r€ ; r ..F :1f eL71 / DAAs ± c weal. t.(sva� h1 +r - H5 sFAL *No mill levies exceed statutory limitation. This approval is for total revenues from all levlen which erceed 1t15% statutory limitation. .- I -- I c e3 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day ni„_,_,omher term 19- November 261, 19z3__j SPECIAL MEETING Present: Daniel F. Koprinikar Chairman Claude L. Gerard Commissioner A. F. Orlosky Commissioner Hugh R. Warder County Attorney (Absent: Maxwell R. Barz County Clerk) The Following Bills were read and approved and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for same in full payment thereof: ROAD & BRIDGE FUND Department of Revenue printing 800.00 7.00 Bernard B. Ginther, Road Supervisor salary Claude L. Gerqrd, County Commissioner 680.00 Vernon Eiswerth, Asst Head Supervisor salary salary 638.50 Marvin Borah, Road Overseer salary & Exp. 600.00 Samuel Carter, Road Overseer salary & Exp. 60C.00 Ernest L. Cock, Road Overseer salary & Lxp. 600.00 Francis D. Daugherty, Road Overseer salary & Exp. 600.00 Wren Eaton, Road Overseer salary & Exp. 600.00 Walter F. Owen, Road Overseer salary & exp. 600.00 Walter J. Owen, Road Overseer salary & exp. 600.00 Joseph A. Skiles, Road Ove rseer sala ry & Exp. 600.00 Connie F. Ankney Jr., Operator salary & exp. 550.00 Garland Bertroch, Bridge Foreman salary? salary 550.00 Joe'Car�.er, Operator salary 420.80 550.00 Oleaburn J. Gordon salary Hubert N. Peterson 550.00 Johh W. Hill, Operator s&lary salary 550.00 Jess A. Pettit, Operator salary 500.00 550.00 Joe°Phillips, Shop Foreman salary Clair Bertroch, County Assessor 550.00 Louie Rimbert, Tractor Operator salary exp. 550.00 JimSoutherland, Mechanic salary 500.00 550.00 James E. Watson, Operator salary Ella Bindley, Dep. Co. Assessor 550.00 Randy Hoyt, Truck Driver salary salary 522.50 Glen Kittle, Truck Driver salary 250.00 522.50 Stanley R. Shelton salary Doris Carter, Custodian 522.50 Joe Phillips, Janitor salary salary 41.25 Russell David Carter, laborer salary 50.00 114.40 Eag1b CouhtyfThegsurer OASI Geraldine Shelton, Dep. Clerk & Chief Accountant 749.87 Colorado Blue Cross & Blue Shield Ins. exp. 834.15 Dan M. Handy and associates Audit 140.00 250.00 Daniel F. Koprinikar, Co. Commissioner exp. Dennis J. Seitz, Dep. Dist. Atty. 71.49 Claude L. Gerard, Go. Commissioner exp. supplies 57.30 Alfred F. Orlosky, Co. Commissioner exp. 157.50 65.50 Total............................................................................................$ 15,376.96 GENERHL FUND Gerald E. Brown printing 800.00 Mountain Bell S. 0. phone bill 152.46 Claude L. Gerqrd, County Commissioner salary 42.7.08 Daniel F. Koprinikar, County Commissioner salary 427.08 Alfred F. Orlosky, County Commissioner salary 427.08 Maxwell H. Barz, County Clerk exp. 53.99 Maxwell R. Barz salary 604.17 Gussie Baker, Dep. Co. Clerk salary 500.00 Gussie Baker exp. 44.85 Starr Doll, Dep. Co. Clerk salary 500.00 Eleanor Bindley, Dep. Co. Clerk salary 500.00 Margaret Davenport, Clerical hire salary 475.00 Margaret Davenport exp. 45.95 Eva L. Luby, F.T. hire salary 210.40 Buena Eichler, Clerical hire salary 450.00 Lily Forster, F.T. hire salary 42.0.80 Maureen E. Haggart salary 357.68 E. Jean Dunlap, P.T. hire salary 420.80 Hubert N. Peterson, County Treasurer salary 604.17 Hubert N. Peterson exp. 87.30 Bobby Peterson, Dep. Co. Treas salary 500.00 Dessie D. Mathews, Dep. Co. Treas. salary, 500.00 Ellen LaPierre, P.T. hire salary 126.24 Clair Bertroch, County Assessor salary 604.17 Clair Bertroch, exp. 41.50 Vincent Eichler, Dep. Co. Assessor salary 500.00 Vincent Eichler salary 38.20 Ella Bindley, Dep. Co. Assessor salary 500.00 Karleen Bonaly, Clerical hire salary 475.00 Hugh R. Warder, County Attorney retainer 250.00 Norma Anderson, Secy Co. Atty. salary 200.00 Doris Carter, Custodian salary 500.00 Roland L. Gerard, Custodian, Co. Court salary 50.00 Vienna Gates, custodian, Health Dept. salary 50.00 Donna Deane, Clerical hire salary 296.35 Geraldine Shelton, Dep. Clerk & Chief Accountant salary 487.50 Geraldine Shelton exp. 13.75 John F. Healy, District Attorney salary 140.00 Larry Eskwith, Dep. Dist. Atty. salary 500.00 Dennis J. Seitz, Dep. Dist. Atty. salary 306.25 Dennis J. Seitz supplies 4.13 Karol L. Parlin, Secy Dist. Atty salary 157.50 Maureen Mitchell, Secy Dist. Atty salary 180.00 James H. Seabry, County Sheriff salary 687.50 64 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners -day term 19- 19 NO C. F. FOOMM CO., COVER !!!M9 Tom Davis, Undersheriff salary 650.00 George Miller, Dep. Co. Sheriff salary 600.00 Gary Taylor, Dep. Co. Sheriff salary 600.00 Paul Taylor, Dep. Co. Sheriff salary 600.00 Robert Weiler, Dep. Co. Sheriff salary 600.00 Danny J. Williams, Dep. Co. Sheriff salary 600.00 Carol A. Conder, Secy. S. 0. salary 75.00 Lester Jeremiah, County Extension Agent salary 234.02 Lester Jeremiah supplies 13.72 Eileen Randall, Secy Extension Office salary 483.00 Jack W. Johnson, County Surveyor salary 150.00 Maxwell R. Barz, Veterans Service Officer salary 100.00 Erik Edeen, County Sanitarian salary 850.00 Erik W. Edeen dues 27.00 Environmental Health postage 5.55 Bernice G. Webb, Secy. Sanitarian salary 267,00 Margie L. Gates, P.H.N. salary 650.00 ' Hester Bertroch, Secy to P.H.N. salary 445,00 Margaret Jacobsgaard F.H.N. salary 600.00 Diana L. Isgrig, Secy to F.H.N. salary 445.00 Andrew Glidden, G.N. service 5,00 Thomas I. Steinberg, M.D. Public Health Officer salary 150.00 Jack W. Johnson, Civil Defense Director salary 50,00 Kathleen Yantzer, Secy. Civil Defense salary 25.00 Michael S. Blair, Planning Director salary 1375.00 Robert H. Barr, Planning Assistant salary 820.00 Lester Douglas, Building Inspector salary 950.00 ; Katherine Terry, Planning Secy. salary 425.00 Robert E. Whidden, Land Fill Supervisor salary 525.00 Robert C. Watson, Asst Landfill Supervisor salary 523.05 Amps I. Davis, Landfill Supervisor salary 297.50 James H. Seabry exp. 57.45 Tom Davis exp. 66.85 C6unty Treasurer OHSI 1462.01 Colorado Blue Cross & Blue Shield Ins. 1440.20 Barbara O'Toole, Custodian Basalt Co. Court service 51.92 Dan M. Handy & Associates Budget 1000.00 Dan M. Handy & Associates statements 50.00 Mary.A. Shechtman, Secy, Dist. Atty. salary 175.00 John F. Healy exp. 112.24 Hugh h, 'Warder legal services 335.00 Daniel F. Koprinikar exp. 114.29 Claude L. Gerard exp. 105.75 G Alfred F. Orlosky exp. 118.56 (Gerald E. Brown Planning services 1800.00 Total.............................................................................................$•34,730.16 In the matter of dog control for Eagle County, Hugh Warder, County Attorney, presented a summary a dog control ordinance.for consideration of the Board. The Board directed the County Attorney to proceed with the official publishing of notice and pro- d ordinance. The matter was set for public hearing on December 27, 1973. The Board appointed Jack Oleson to suceed himself as Eagle County Representative on the Colorado ver Conservation District board. Renewal licenses for Mid Vail Rest, Inc. and Lion's Ridge Rest, Inc, were ap roved by the Board. Roger Henderson apreared and advised the Board of progress todate on obtaining Errors and Omissions insurance. In the matter of hiring a new Welfare Director, Delores Lavinsky, Director, who had tendered her resignation, appeared and advised the Board that she has reconsidered and would like to have the job back. The Board, upon motion by Comm. Orlosky, second by Comm. Koprinikar and subsequent vote declared unanimous, rehired Delores Lavinsky as Welfare Director. The Board, upon motion by Comm. Orlosky, second by Comm. Koprinikar and subsequent vote being de - unanimous, agreed to enter into an agreement with Eldorado Engineering for design of the Avon Bridge. Alice Koonce appeared and tendered a petition to the Board regarding the potential Adam Mountain Kummer Development subdivision. There being no further business to come before the Board, it was moved, seconded and passed to until the next day, November 27, for the regularily scheduled meeting on planning matters. Chairman CreWt6 Board. • Dog Control 4elfare Director rehired Avon Bridge Timber Fall: Preliminary Plan Yarmany Investment Co. exempt Aspen Leaf Townhouses exemption Vestlandet exemption Homestake. III prelim- inary plan Snow Lion preliminary plan Price of Master Plan for Eagle Co. plannin, 65 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners dayemher tens 19— Nnvemher 27, 19-73— Present: Daniel F. Koprinikar A. F. Orlosky Claude L. Gerard:; Hugh R. Warder Robert Barr Maxwell R. Barz SPECIAL MEETING Chairman Commissioner Commissioner County Attorney Assistant County Planner County Clerk The following matters of the Planning Department came on to be heard by the Board of County Commissioners: James A. Reinecke Jr. East Vail, In the matter of P1. File No. Sp-2-73,/Preliminary Plan, Timber Falls Lot 7,/thetPlanning Commission! having recommended approval subject to no negative comments being received from other agencies by November 23,' 1973; Thereupon the Board, by motion of Comm. Orlosky, second by Comm. Gerard and subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, concurred in the recommendation of the Planning Commission and approved the Pre- liminary plan. In the matter of P1. File No. Se -38-73, Exemptionofl.,Joseph F. Berube, Yarmany Investment Co., t9n acres of existing 211 acre parcel two miles east of McCoy, the Planning Commission having recommended ap;roval; Thereupon the Board, by motion of Comm. Orlosky, second by Comm. Gerard and subsequent vote declared) 1unanimous by the Chairman, concurred in the recommendation of the Planning Commission and approved the ex- emption. Exemption on 6 units on .2410 acres, In the matter of P1. File No. Se -39-73, Joel Griffen,/Aspen Leaf Townhouses,/Vail Village West #1 Subdivision, the Planning Commission having recommended approval subject to no further development taking place on the lot; Thereupon:,the Board, by motion of Comm. Gerard, second by Comm. Orlosky and subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, concurred in said recommendation and approved the exemption. In the matter of P11 File No. Se -40-73, Exemption on Robert Snider, Vestlandet, tbixe units on acres in Vail Village West #1 Subdivision, the Planning Commission having recommended approval subject to no further development taking place on the lot; Thereupon the Board, by motion of Comm. Orlosky, second by Comm. Gerard and subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, concurred in said recommendation and approved the exemption. two In the mattgr Qf kP, Fil o, $ 32-;�, F. Blake Lynch, Preliminary Plan Homestake III,/p0::unitts condominiums on 1 ac &°tt�e��in$d�899i 'having recommended approval subject to the following condi- tions: (1) Submittal of letter indicating a proper plan for trash removal, (2) submittal of letter from utitity company indicating that adequate enerby for heating purposes can be provided, and (3) completion of landscaping; jhereupon the Board, by motion of Comm. Gerard, second by Comm. Orlosky,and subsequent vote declared' unanimous by the Chairman, concurred in said recommendation with conditions and approved the Prelihinary Plan. In the matter of P1. File No. Sp -42-73, Michael Vaggalis on Preliminary Plan Snow Lion, 23 units on one acre in Lions midge Subdivision h1, the Planning Commission having recommended denial because of the following reasons: (1) project does not provide adequate parking facilities, and (2) at the present time, there is no possibility of adequate sewage disposal: Thereupon the Board, by motion of Comm. Gerard, second by Comm. Orlosky and subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, concurred in said recommendation insofar as no action at this time and tabled the matter until December 28, 1973. In said matter a Por. Sylvester, representing Darby interests, appeared, then left when the matter was announced as tabled. Ii Directly after the matter was tabled, Mr. Vaggalis appeared with his attorney, Eugene Deikman. Mr. Vaggalis stated his reason for late arrival as being icy roads and heavy traffic, and asked permission to place his and his attorney's comments in the record. The Chairman directed him to proceed with the understanding that the matter was tabled to December 28, irregardless. Mr. Deikman suggested that Mr. Vaggalis reiterate all of the proceedings in the matter to _date be- ginning in June, which he did. Mr. Warder stated that the Board could not proceed without a transcript of the tape of the last Planning Commission meeting and all correspondence pertaining to the matter. Mr. Vaggalis requested that a transcript of the tape be available by December 3, 1973. The matter of having copies of the Master Plan for Eagle County Planning available for sale and the price for same, was brought up by Robert Barr and the Board determined that copies would be for sale at $6.00 per each. The Board determined to kaYiexrijob gualificatio:or the nbj!� position of Eagle County Engineer on December 3, 1973. In the matter of Paul Galligan's violation of the law Senate Bill 35, the Board directed the County Attorney to start proceedings. The matter of reimbursing Kaibab Lumber for time spent grading snow from Brush Creek Road leading to logging area was discussed. 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. I Chairman Attest: /��� Clerk 'to/Board. 66 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners da, November term 19 December 3, 197-3 mea p. xo¢an ca, pwvert :scop Present: Daniel F. Koprinikar Claude L. Gerard A. F. Orlosky Hugh R. Warder Maxwell R. Harz Chairman Commissioner Commissioner County Attorney Clerk to Board REGULAR MEETING Minutes of the last regular and special meetings were read and approved as read. The following bills were read and approved and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds for same in full payment thereof: International Harvester Co. Jacobs Equipment Co, Grand River Construction Eldorado Engineering Co. Ellis Webster J. D. Adams Co(. Downing Supply Co. Independent Lumber Co. High Country Lumber Co. Hometown Supply Co. Eagle Pharmacy Safety-Kleen Corporation Eagle Auto Parts Holland Auto Parts, Inc. Jacobs Equipment Co. Pete Honnen Equipment Co. Ed Watson Western Diesel Inc. Fleet Equipment Co. Wheeling Corrugating Co. Grand Junction Steel J & M Pump Co., Inc. Drive Train Industries, Inc. Revier Equipment Co. Dell Hamill's Rifle Radiator McDoy Co. Grand Junction Machine & Plastics Co. (Macdonald Equipment Co. Western States Chemicals Inc. Continental Oil Co. Standard Oil Co. Pittsburg & Midway Coal Mining Co. Public Service Co. of Colorado Holy Cross Auto Service Eagle Valley Telephone Co. Transport Clearings of Colo. Eagle County Clerk & Recorder Holy Cross Electric Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co. Mountain Bell Total .................... %::-........... ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND Model 5070 4x4 truck snow plow & parts asphalt Vail West Paving & drainage gravel supplies & steel supplies supplies supplies supplies supplies service tires, parts & freight repairs repairs parts repairs parts parts pipe bands repairs repairs repairs repairs repairs repairs parts repairs oil gas & oil gas & oil stoker coal service rent & suprlies service freight money advanced shop service shop service service .........................................................$ Lease Finance Incorporated Eagle County Clerk Eagle County Clerk Eagle County Clerk Pitney Bowes Erik W. Edeen, RPS Leila E. Mosher, CSR Robert H. Barr, Assrt Planning Director Michael S. Blair, Planning Director Les Douglas, Bmilding Inspector Floyd P. Crawford Doris Carter, Custodian Doris Cartbr, Glennora Mosher, Jail Matron Clinic Pharmacy Basalt Drug Co. Pitkin County Finance Dept. Skelly Oil Company Phillips Petroleum Co. Revier Equipment Co. Colorado Sheriffs' & Peace Officers Assrn. Oleson Motors Dick Wheeler Inc. Dick Wheeler Inc. Johnson & Kunkel Surveying Eagle Valley Enterprise Eagle Valley Enterprise Eagle Valley Enterprise Xerox Corporation Xerox Corporation 3MBPSI 3MBPSI International Conference Building Officials Multigraphics National Cash Register Summit County General Fund GENERAL FUND 23990.001 1949.301 2563.19 84.00 10789.20 4131.01 98.84 49.25 9.51 2.56 I 3.10 17.00 876.75 239.77 5.30 90.90 4.50 15.47 12.75 42.80 315.38 14.10 1291.69 49.51 22.50 I 426.03 9.80 15.50 94.80 16.30 3889.27 38.80 1.56 53.08 72.93 6.25 4.25 132.25 73-36 X77 51,602.03 Addressograph-Graphotype Lease #15199 380.00 money advanced postage 1000.00 money advanced 20.10 money advanced freight 11.70 supplies 51.00 expense 26.00 transcript 8.00 exp. 33.68 exp. 170.65 exp. 76.50 machine hire, El Jebel Dump 630.00 meals for prisoners 645.00 Jail Laundry 10.20 salary 32.00 Medicine, Jail Inmate 3.15 supplies 82.58 Prisoner Board 48.00 supplies •95 supplies 165.45 pa its & labor 3.94 dues 10.00 supplies 40.80 lease payments 505.20 car service 166.99 maps 22.50 Legals 3.45 legals 98.67 delinquent tax publ. 1633.85 supplies 58.00 usage 232.57 paper 137169 supplies 31.30 forms 259.50 cabinets 330.00 tax notice receipts 982.73 LEAA Grant Reimbursement 566.66 S V �v Total........................................................................................... $ 12,529.34 Potential Sargay Post, 6d Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners— day_— `='~- tern 19— 19— claim of potential damage,.to his property because of the placing of Emma Bridge. property at It appearing Sachs-Lawlor pens 9.77 controversy, the Board Richard Roof supplies 84.48 Warren, Gorham & LaMont, Inc. law bulletin 6.72 expense. Quinlan Publishing Co, Inc, publication 20.00 C. A. Stanley Plumbing & Heating supplies & labor 640.86 Wilson Radio TV & Appl. merchandise & labor 69.62 C. F. Hoeckel Blank Book & Litho Co. supplies 191.67 Hometown Supply Co. supplies 68.00 Del Chemical Corporation supplies 254.46 Eagle Pharmacy supplies 21.53 Out West Printers, Inc. Llection cards 23.55 Plateau T/W Exchange supplies 41.32 American Legion Aux. #194 office rent 75.00 Eagle Volunteer Fire Dept. garage rent 75.00 _ Minturn Volunteer Fire Dept. truck storage '75.00 Mingle Corporation Office rent 2 Mo. 350.00 Vail Valley Medical Center Sept. rent 150.00 Williams Energy Co. propane 13.11 Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co. valve & check 14.00 Mountain Bell service 25.23 Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co: &xquaemervice 123.96 Holy Cross Electric Ass'n. service 351.50 Eagle Valley Enterprise Inc, supplies 327.23 Eagle Valley Telephone Co, service 901.65 Colorado Assessors Association dues 105.00 Total........................................................................................... $ 12,529.34 Potential Sargay Post, Pan & Fork Trailer Court, Basalt, Colo., appeared by appointment and pursued his damage to claim of potential damage,.to his property because of the placing of Emma Bridge. property at It appearing that County equipment was stopped from doing all the work, because of a landowner Emma Bridge controversy, the Board determined,LattMr. Post's suggestion, that Frank#Bishop with his bulldozer be hired to do some work on Mr. Post's land at the County' expense. Request to I Delores Lavinsky, Welfare Director Eagle County, appeared with a verbal request from the State distribute (Welfare Dept. asking the Board to have the Eagle 'Welfare Dept. distribute food stamps for Pitkin County. . food stamps The decision of the Board was a definite "No". Plowing of Brush Crk road to Crooked Crk Pass ��owe1 d�<Sk t naC V Vail Inter- mountain dater Dist. Rich :Sothman, representing Kaibab Industries, appeared in relation to obtaining County help to keep the Brush Creek road plowed out to Crooked Creek Pass. The Board determined that Kaibab should do the plowing and bill Eagle County for the time spend plowing said road. 0 Chatles Schaffer, Eagle Town Manager, appeared and made two requests of the Board. The first, being, the building of a bridge across Brush Creek at the Town of Eagle water headgate, was not pushed at this time; the second was a request to lease ground at the old County Shop building to build a garage for storage of t7 vehicles and equipment. The Board responded favorably to leasing the ground, pending further investigation. Roger Henderson called and cancelled his appointment to see the Board on Errors and Ommissions insurance and asked to be put on the agenda for the December 26th meeting. The matter of "The Organization of Vail Intermountain Water District, Eagle County, Colorado" having been set for this time, 1:30 O'Clock P. M. and date, the Petitioners appearing by their attorney, Ethan Jacobson, pursuant to the provisions of the "Special District Control Act" petitioning the Board of County Commissioners of Eagle County, State of Colorado, for a Resolution of Approval and preliminary actions relating thereto; for said District. Thereupon'..th€ following proceedings, among otherq were had and taken. The County Clerk informed the Board that a Service Plan, supllemental documents and the required processing fee had been filed for the proposed District on November 9, 1973. Thereupon Commissioner Gerard introduced and moved the adoption of the following resolution: 68 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day term 19— ME 11. ROEMEL L 0.0 iifMG It was then moved by Commissioner Orlosky and seconded by Commissioner Gerard, that all rules of this Board which might prevent, unless suspended, the final passage and adoption of thes Resolution at this meeting, be and the same are hereby suspended. The question being upon the adoption of said motion and the suspension of the rules, the roll was called with the following result: Those voting AYE: Commissioners: Claude Gerard Daniel Koprinikar A. F. Orlosky Those voting NAY: None All members of the Board of County Commissioners having Voted in favor of said motion, the pre- siding officer declared sAid motion carried and the rules suspended. Commissioner Orlosky then moved that said Resolution be passed and adopted as read. Commissioner Gerard seconded the motion. The question being upon the passage and adoption of said Resolution, the roll was called with the following result: Those voting AYE: Commissioners: Claude Gerard Daniel Koprinikar A. F. Orlosky Those voting NAY: None The presiding officer thereupon declared that a majority of all of the Corunissioners elected having voted in favor thereof, the motion was carried and the Resolution duly passed and adopted.. ( S E A L ) ATTEST: Maxwell R. Barz County Clerk and Recorder STALE OF COLORADO ) ) SS. COUNTY OF EAGLE ) Daniel F. Koprinikar Chairman Board of County Commissioners I, Maxwell, R. Barz, County Clerk and Recorder of the County of Eagle, State of Colorado, do here- by certify that the foregoing pages numbered 1 to 10, inclusive, constitute a true and correct co y of the record of proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners of said County, taken at a regular meeting held on Monday, the 3rd day of December, 1973, held at the Eagle County Courthouse, in Eagle, Colorado, insofar as said minutes relate to a Resolution, a copy of which is therein set forth; that the copy of said Resolution contained in the minutes is a full, true and correct copy of the original of said Resolution as adopted by the Board of County Commissioners at said meeting; that the original Resolution has been duly signed and approved by the presiding officer of the Board of County Cormnissioners and myself, as County Clerk and Recorder, sealed with the corporate seal of the County and recorded in the Book of Resolutions of the County kept for that purpose in my office. I further certify that the Chairman and two members of the Board of County Commissioners were present at said meeting and that all members of the Board voted on the passage of the Resolution as set forth in said minutes. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and the seal of said County at Eagle, Colorado, this 3rd day of December, 1973. ( S h A L ) Maxwell R. Barz County Clerk and Recorder Mrs. Schiedigger, Vail, Colorado, appeared and inquired about cars parking on county roads near her home. The Commissioners referred her to Jay Owen on putting up "No Parking" signs and to the Sheriff's Office on ticketing those cars parked illegally. Mrs. Schiedigger also made a complaint about a neighbor having many noisy dogs. Eric Edeen, also present, advised her in the matter. Bert Immenschuh, Charlyn Costello, Karen Morter and Beryl Forester, representing the Garfield County Library, appeared and tendered information on the apt ointment of a local library Board to act in the organization of the proposed Eagle County Library and to also act as the Board after organization in January, 1975• The Commissioners approved the Board consisting of to -wit: Alice Koonce, Eagle one year Karen Morter, Vail two years `1)J Bert Irmnenschuh, Gypsum three years Mary Daugherty, Bond -McCoy four years Myrtie SteF,(:#� Sweetwater five years 19 Local Library Board Dick Prosence, representing the State Highway Department, appeared and discussed the proposed (Avon Bridge Avon Bridge, cost of same to be paid for one/half by Eagle County and one/hAlf by the Highway Department. After some discussion, it was agreed between those present that a public meeting would be held j at 1:30 O'Clock P. M. December 12, 1973, The cost of the arm diagnal crossing of the railroad was not included in the cost and presumably is to be paid for by the State Highway Department. E1 Dorado Engineering has been hired to engineer the bridge, by Eagle County. Norm Montgomery, representing Kummer Development, appeared and advised the Board of the progress Kummer made on their projected development. Mr. Montgomery asked the Board, to what extent would the County partis- Development ipate in widening and rebuilding the Brush Creek County Road to the forks of East and West Brush creeks, 'I accepting the fact that Kummer would rebuild and widen the East Brush Creek County Road from the forks up to the extent of their development. i The Board declined to answer at this time, but would give the matter their consideration, I Jim Seabry and Charles Erickson, Criminal Justice Planner for Region 12 Planning, appeared and LL�,A advised the Board of matching funds by LEAA (Law Enforcement Assistance Administration) for manpower needs, matching Anti -burglary programs, Anti -assault programs, etc. Ij funds 1 &k i Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day _ tern 19 The Board by it's Chairman signed a certification of Appropriation of Cash Match in the amount of $150.00 to match LEAA funds for the Comprehensive Law Enforcement Training project. 69 19 A Contract to Sell Real Estate agreement was signed by the Chairman, completing the verbal agreement heretofore reached between the Board of Directors of Eagle County School District Rh50J and the Board of County Commissioners for Eagle County, for the purchase of Block 23, 'Town of Eagle, together with all im— provements situate thereon. A copy of the contract appears following these minutes. In the matter of appropriation of monies for the Lagle County Budget, Commissioner Gerard moved for the appropriation and the motion was seconded by Commissioner Orlosky. The subsequent vote was declared unanimous by the Chairman. There being no further business to come before the Board at this time, it was moved, seconded and passed to adjourn until the next meeting, being the one set for public hearing upon the Avon Bridge, unless sooner called by the Chairman. (� Chairman Attest: - C1 Boar . 70 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day— term 19— 19— ___c. e. xcsac�cw, erxrm i cw'.:. a fit+ ta..:-t; t.lki ?i ClCta•v 7: Itis: 3iC ila° to .R' c Je t::...u. •t. se. i;: E. t.'. Wit h il% 4.:f` iI,Ce+ LldL;j4 WeCK Y01 d p('rlod OY ...,a'i. R.:. t:e «`rti 1., .. 'r-+.. ..•,1 ..°r I, . n e', la �ie`.r e.+e1.a}' e�L u.. e' k ...::: -. ..aP.]"'♦ .... � `)" .:e�4;?('.u.. 41, a . :I v. ._.�X 111 „d S.Jit ns , u. 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V a, rk, Cie 1'iP5 tw",ri'� .h �I Ii, ,I L(; rot, 1, rI;, •1 Sc 47' '. s.. P. en r. n1,4 �-:• t. r�' YJ _ 4U:" r tQ Yilt? �:, , . _ . r .. 1: 2.104 4144 — Qo 1 .. `-1 •.t en,!; -L;.gIr ," r t•.- -, _ _ I^p( .. � � •r• alar,, _..i=1.1 � .a- • .r L.v`., yr - r. d . 'c- 1 1 i err _ , '• Il:i . .�', r ' m , J ! .. .0.11- • . - ., ". •. ;' ._ - r. .1. .a I • r n _ v re u el(1 t� _ 11 1 I. . L.. 1. I .. t 1 n�♦ {. a o•,•, ind c0n:,,..r.., i IS NOTICE GIVE aY of -� of the Board Ot County Q�, ,s- sioners of Eagle County, Colorado, this�deY of 1973. ( S E A L ) i,7axwell Bare County Cj_tr_ff ana Recorcr eagle County, Colorado Sectiol, ?. Tl,e Board of Ca-t,ty Commissioners of County, Coioraoo, cues hereby waive the requirement of the Special District Control Act providing that the Service Plan be filed at least ten (10) days prior to a regular meeting date of the Boars of County CO„Lnl] o3; onur5. SecLior, 6. All resolutions, or parts thereof, in con- flict with the provisions hereof, be and ti.e same are hereby re- pealed. SecLi'O7i 7. That this Re S01uLlun, 1,t1medi,i Lely up011 itzi passage, shag 's r"ordau in the Book Ot R aUiut]VI,S O- the Cou„- ty kept for that purpose asci sha..1 be au,:tunticated by the sig- natures of Lne C04ilr7Fan of tile'. Board OL County Connissi Otters ai:u the County Clork at,u Racorder. ADOPTED AND APPAuVED This 'j !`7 caY Ol t . ` at ; ti7"5. ( S L: A 1, 1 F.TTi,;SS . p iieco .cr °- mai l ;r,an BCut.c. of co,.,t,, Commissio ... :rs ■! U yv e a c 0 0 o,. 0 i� 0 0 0 u lams d iK f .. ).._ . r.eari s = PVP --- .. a 1 p .f.^c r•e, _f _ a°E-'r [arCt sio .A .ep e•. r' o . Sc, ,. ..2S.e .4irpem to F.nC^ Pre, tt'G (.+ c +11 i L'r_.r ar.. +nsure c ryea1 ..v.- :t uv*C" v.. t ' a 1 -t xn; in s'•rin­t^ nnl acaee an + _ e , a ., •,r -ha ott ori: _ w.- l to .p ,,., ,'ec F tLt2E :s .^. t :. r„c, reg sefeet:a .r=13, bC ivE.n ".' t.`IC 5;Eaofk _. .. �er (-.r rr.r.rpt i de ferts at his cc.J ;-�; `1 .- vit .. i v7, ``-r"^ €trr°^Lpt of c]1 . notSze . ,.., _.. =tit 0^'•1t 1::� rn% en S10n c t 1e ri:.:A l',i t'J . fIve ''3 . In, an', the time allawcd r CF.:I derin :r'_ and :.n the cv017t .11, a`}', .,, a -_ re -Cho -. 01, S -t xn tie ti.^E` Rye_v,10, Sr hae t;e+ wive the esyncrt _Y _ •'•, _-.,&n 4. ._ ,. _,a at p lams d iK 1 � I I I to t, F <a g n, p ,-- -. • e - `d os'S o •e•- I CE 1' C ,< ... _ . ^_ a, 4.r ^. gig'-• �° a A^ �. ^. T, eC . `- elFa '37n - a � e a I it OW F <a g n, 71 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners-- day n cemberterm 19 December 12, 19g3_ Present: Daniel F. Koprinikar jAbsent: Claude L. Gerard A. F. Orlosky Mike Blair Robert Barr Maxwell R. Barz SPECIAL MEETING Chairman Commissioner) Commissioner Planner Asst Planner Clerk to Board Avon This meeting having been called for the express purpose of hearing from the public, their opinions Bridge and questions on the proposed Avon Bridge. There appeared: Dick Prosence, District Engineer of the State Highway Department and Vernon Leonard, Assistant Engineer. Roger Hocking, representing Eldorado Engineering. Ron Allred, representing Benchmark Development. Don MacEndeffer and Dave Mott, representing Vail Associates. A discussion insued on locations, crossings and bridges and resulted in agreement on the follow- ing. First consideration being a grade crossing of the railroad track, with the same approximate route from I-70 to Highway 6 & 24, but with the new bridge to be built just downstream from the present Bailey Bridge. Second, a route to be planned for a second bridge and elevated or grade crossing of the railkoad. The route to leave the I-70 Interchange and parallel I=70 on the south side going west 3/4 mile (planned Beaver Creek Blvd.) to a point turning south where the distance between the Railroad and Highway 6&24 are at a mamimum distance apart, which would be necessary for a potential elevated crossing and bridge. 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. Chairman Attest: Z 1 k o Board. Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners d nerpmbpr term 19 Decamp -Pr 2.7, 19a- WECi...EOt4C0.,DMV0 ¢biro Present: Daniel F. Koprinikar Cla ude L. Gerard A. F. Orlosky Hugh R. Warder Maxwell R. Barz Chairman Commissioner Commissioner County Attorney Clerk to Board SPECIAL MEETING The Following Bills were read and approved and warrants ordered drawn on the pcoper funds for same in full payment thereof: Erik W. Edeen mileage 134.00 Mountain Bell service 27.44 Daniel F. Koprinikar exp. 35.90 Alfred F. Orlosky exp. 56.20 Claude L. Gerard exp. 76.60 Alfred F. Orlosky, County Commissioner salary 427.08 Daniel F. Koprinikar, County Commissioner salary 427.08 Claude L. Gerard, County Commissioner salary 427.68 Maxwell R. Barz, County Clerk salary 604.17 Gussie Baker, Dep. Co. Clerk salary 500.00 Starr Doll, Dep. Co. Clerk salary 500.00 Eleanor Bindley, Dep. Co. Clerk salary 500.00 Margaret Davenport, Clerical Hire salary 475.00 Buena Eichler, Clerical Hire salary 450.00 E. Jean Dunlap, Part time Hire salary 425.00 Lily Forster, Part time Hire salary 420.80 Maureen E. Haggart, Paf't time Hire salary 420.80 Eva L. Luby, Part tiie Hire salary 231.34 Geraldine Shelton, Chief Accounting Officer salary 487.50 Donna Deane, Part time Hire salary 56.55 Hubert N. Peterson, County Treasurer salary 604.17 Bobby Peterson, Dep. Co. Treasurer salary 500.00 Dessie D. Mathews, Dep. Co. Treasurer salary 500.00 Florence Douglas, Part time Hire sala ry 126.24 Sha ron Hobson, Part time Hire salary 84.16 Clair Bertroch, County Assessor Sala ry 604.17 Clair Bertorch, exp. 85.85 Vincent Eichler, Dep. Co. Assessor salary 500.00 Vincent Eichler exp. 6.50 Ella Bindley, Dep. Co. Assessor salary 500.00 Karleen Bonaly, Clerical Hire salary 475.00 Hugh R. Warder, Co. Attorney retainer 250.00 Norma J. Anderson, Secy, Co. Atty. salary 200.00 Doris Carter, Custodian salary 500.00 Vienna Gabes, Welfare & Heglth Janitor salary 50.00 RoRoland L. Gerard, Janitor, Co. Dourt sala ry 50.98 John F. Healy, District Attorney salary 140.00 John F. Healk exp. 130.93 Mary A. S�hechtmsn salary 218.75 Dennis J. Seitz, Asst. Dist Atty salary 306.25 Dennis J. Seitz exp. 25.15 Karol L. Parlin, Secy. Dist. Atty. salary 157.50 Lawrence Eskwith, Dep. Dist. Atty salary 500.00 Ma ureen Mitchell, Secy. Dist. Atty. salary 180.00 Robert E. Whidden, Landfill Supervisor salary 525.00 Any I. Davis, Landfill Supervisor salary 297.50 Robert C. Watson, Asst. Landfill Supervisor salary 412.10 James H. Seabry, County Sheriff sala ry 687.50 James H. Seabry exp. 61.60 Tom Davis, Undersheriff sklary 650.00 George Miller, Deputy Sheriff salary 600.00 Gary Taylor, Deputy Sheriff salary 600.00 Paul Taylor, Deputy .Sheriff salary 600.00 Robert Weiler, Deputy Sheriff salary 600.00 Danny J. Williams, Deputy Sheriff salary 600.00 Carol A. Conder, Clerical Hire salary 75.00 Lester Jeremiah, County Extension Agent salary & exp. 296.51 Eileen Randall, Secy Extension Agent salary 483.00 Jack W. Jonson, County Surveyor salary 150.00 Maxwell R. Barz, Veterans Service 0. salary 100.00 Erik W. Edeen, County Sanitariann salary 850.00 Bernice G. Webb, Secy to Sanitarian salary 267.00 Environmentgl HeAlth exp. 15.94 Thomas I. Steinberg, M.D. salary 150.00 Margie Gates, County Nurse salary 650.00 Margaret Jacobsgaard, Asst Co. Nurse salary 600.00 Hester Bertroch, Secy. Co. Nurse salary 445.00 Diana L. Isgrig, Secy to PHN salary 445.00 Jack W. Johnson, Civil Defense Director salary 50.00 Kathleen M. Yantzer, Secy to Civil Defense8 sala ry 25.00 Michael S. Blair, County Planner exp. 93.60 Robert H. Barr, Asst. Planner salary 820.00 Michael S. Blair, County Planner salary 1375.00 Katherine T. Terry, Secy Planning Dept. salary 425.00 Lester L. Douglas, Building Inspector salary 950.00 Ugie C6Unty Treasurer FICA 1454.14 Colorado Hosp & Med Service Group Ins. 1399.70 Thomas I. Steinberg, M.D. blood test 5.00 Vail Medical Professional Corp. Coroner fee 9.00 Club 20 dues & exp. 500.00 Dale Grant, Planning Commissioner mileage for 1973 253.00 Art Bowles, It » It It It 286.00 Dick Turgeon " It it It " 35.00 1 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day- term 19 - James MacDearmid, Alternate George Gates, Alternate Ross Chambers, Planning Commissioner Donald Price, Planning Commissioner Hubert Peterson, Planning Commissioner Rodney Slifer, Planning Commissioner Chan Whelin, Alternate Hugh R. Warder exp, for 1973 n n M legal services 12.80 88.00 3.20 5.80 76.80 217.60 96.00 372.85 Total....................................................................- ._... .... ... ... ...32,098.95 Certain monies having been allocated and paid to Eagle County by U. S. Government entities, as shown and in the following amounts, to -wit: Land Materials Act $ 33.93 Forest Reserve Act 36,730.98 U.S. Mineral Act 8,811.50 Taylor Grazing Act 2,717.90; it ROAD & BRIDGE FUND Phoenix Mutual Life Ina. Co. Group Ins. 110.24 Yampa Valley Electric Assn., Inc. service 46.57 Gay Johnson's Inc. tires & tubes 348.25 Daniel F. Koprinikar exp. 58.72 Marvin Borah, Road Overseer salary & exp. 600.00 Alfred F. Orlosky, sakazy exp. 45.50 Claude L. Gerard exp. 51.50 Bernard B. Ginther, Road Supervisor salary & exp. 680.00 Vernon Eiswerth, Asst Road Supervisor salary & exp. 638.50 Samuel F. Carter, Road Supervisor salary & exp. 600.00 Ernest L. Cock, Rood Overseer salary & exp. 600.00 Francis D. Daugherty, Road Overseer salary & exp. 600.00 Wren Eaton, Road Overseer salary & exp. 600.00 Walter F. Owen, Road Ovefseer salary & exp. 600.00 Walter J. Owen, Road Overseer salary & exp. 600.00 Joseph A. Skiles, Road Overseer salary & exp. 600.00 Connie F. Ankney, Jr., Operator salary 550.00 Garland Gertroch, Bridge Foreman salary 550.00 Joe Carter, Operator salary 550.00 Cleaburn J. Gordon, Operator Sala ry 550.00 John W. Hill, Operator salary 550.00 Jess A. Pettit, Operator salary 550.00 Joe Phillips, Shop Foreman salary 550.00 Louie Rimbert, Operator salary 550.00 Jim Southerland, Mechanic salary 550.00 James E. Watson, Operator salary 550.00 Randy Hoyt, Truck driver salary 522.50 - Glen Kittle, Truck Driver salary 522.50 Stanley R. Shelton, Truck Driver salary 522.50 Joe Phillips, Janitor salary 41.25 Eagle County Treasurer FICA 743.18 Colorado Hospital & Medical Service Group Ins. 834.15 Grand River Construction Final on West Vail paving 3228.34 State Department of Highways Striping 20 mi road F. Pan 3500.00 Eldorado Engineering Co. project engineering 21.00 Total......................................................................................... $ 2?,214.70 There appearing to be a need to replace Chan Whelin of Vail, Colo., as alternate to the Planning Commission Board; The Commissioners determined to appoint Robert Gallegos, Minturn, Colo. to replace Mr. Whelin as alternate to Rod Slifer. Dog The matter of adopting a Dog Control Resolution for the County of -Eagle came on for hearing with Control only one interested(ditizen appearing, Mr. Pete Sherwood, Eagle, Colorado. Resolution At the suggestion of Mr. Sherwood, Commissioner Gerard moved to add to paragraph No. 4 of the proposed Resolution that "No dog shall be deemed to be running at large when at the direction of its owner, keeper, possessor or harborer, it is engaged in agricultural activity, or at such direction it is engaged in and being used by its owner, harborer, possessor ov keeper for lawful hunting purposes.". Commissioner Orlosky seconded said motion and the subsequent vote was declared unanimous by the Chairman. Thereupon Commissioner Gerard moved for adoption of the Resolution. Commissioner Orlosky seconded said motion a nd the subsequent vote was declared unanimous by the Chairman. The Resolution appears follow- ing these minttes and will go into effect on February 27, 1974. Colo. Big 1 Cbc7�Shelton, representing the Soil Office, appeared with a written request from Country 'Conservation Rick Olson, District Conservationist, for written approval of the Colorado Big Country Resource Conservation Resource and Development Project Plan. Conservatior Said plan having been approved at an earlier date by the Board, the signature sheet for the final & Development I draft copy was signed by the Chairman and attested to by the Clerk. Project Plar An Improvements Agreement with Eagle -Vail Subdivision, Filing No. 2, was signed by the Chairman, as more fully shown by the copy following these minutes. A Mobile Home Court License was issued to Max R. Barz for the Crater-FourSeasons Motel & Store Mobile Home Park. County The following appeared in relation to the establishment of a County Library, to -wit: Library Alice,.Koonce.•..:.: Eagle :: 12/27/73 to 12/27/74 Virgene Anderson, Garfield Coutdy Mary Daugherty Bond & McCoy 12/27/73 to 12/27/77 Bert Immenschuh Gypsum, Colo. 12/27/73 to 12/27/76 MYrtie Stephens Sweetwater 12/27/73 to 12/27/78 Karen Mortar Vail 12/27/73 to 12/27/75 The Resolution was adopted upon motion by Commissioner Gerard, second by Commissioner Orlosky and subsequent vote being declared unanimous by the Chairman. The Eagle County residents shown above were .appointed tb the Board of Trustees and for the terms as shown. Said Resolution (Copy) follows these minutes. Certain monies having been allocated and paid to Eagle County by U. S. Government entities, as shown and in the following amounts, to -wit: Land Materials Act $ 33.93 Forest Reserve Act 36,730.98 U.S. Mineral Act 8,811.50 Taylor Grazing Act 2,717.90; it 74 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners -day--term 19 e. v. xoeaaea. xexrm The Board upon motion put by Commissioner Orlosky, second by Commissioner Gerard and subsequent vote'being declarea�8�-Me Chairman, signed a Resolution directing the County Treasurer to apportion said monies in the percentages shown by the copy of said Resolution following these minutes, There being no further business to come before the Board at this time, it was moved, seconded and passed to adjourn until the following day to hear matters of the Planning Department; Att t. 4 card. i rii!il, Carman 19— `{ p _ oy vl `{ p � o I I 0 M .J 0 securely confined within an enclosure on the property of the owner or hnrhorur or keeper of such animal. The copy of the eorti'icato issued soon vaccination shall be retained by the owner or harborer for ouch ir,­�pection as may be reasonably reauircd by the Nagle County Dog Control Cfficer or his authorized agents. 8. PF.IST'iATI0:7 AND PERJI D OF VALIDITY OF CERTI ICATIMi AND TAG The Eaglo County Do^ Control Officer nhall file and register copies of such triplicate eer"_ificatea receive€ an xn^uvided in £aragraph fn 'iereof, and retain and file the care an t3:e offcia. rugzctry of all Ho,7s vaccinated with anti -rabic' vacnlne `or tide Count". 9. C VJ only those persons who owry or --rLcr a cos duly vaecinatee in acc�rdance with the crcvision-, of �hia be permitted to pooser,3 the certificates and tag— crovidcZ for ?n this division. No person ray affix a tag evidencing vacc�-.r. tion to the collar or harness of any dog except the tag icsueel for t➢grit clog at the time of vaccination. 10. PROCEDURE Od':,-V Dd3r IE E..pE v«7t S_, 0. C-NTRAC`IF RABIES W If any dog within the Cozn ty of Esglo in bcLlaved to have been e:spcscd to any anLnal Gu,7pecteO of having rahiaL, the ,iag7.e County DE3 Control. Officer or his authorized agent may order such dos strictly cerr-fined and subject to veterinary cbaorvaticn _'ca _ norioC of sir. W nonths, in accordance with such orde,s and rules as he shall direct. (b) Every owner, keeper or pessecser or otac.r rera^n._ who Lias a ascertained or n°:aspccts that /dog is r.acic: rhFAIT. finned, ately cntifv the --agle Counts Dog Control OfficLr c.r an Eagle t:;cunt.v Sheriff's Cf`acer who shall either remove the Jo tv, a place of -tri�;t and. so uLe cw*nfiflcmcnt or aarnarily :;ostrcw it. (e) F.ny klog noF. c^.;srently vac.srnated at-zinot ral^ies, t.nat aa, been exposed to an ami°o'known to hnvc ration nal, !Dc au�rar iIlrr destroyed. 11. ?RCCFDTJPJl W1 LN A DC" ' ITe S A If a done 1,itos a person It „call t -c true d° toa.fi ;cam mder t"io d'.rection cc the Lsiulo county 'xtr ,ovcrcl a'Pft,:cr for a Dera.od of at, least tcn (12) days and shall be avai ahlo foa vet:orir arr?s snspect,os; :J" 't lloemred veterinarian andllcr-° tTMc .3310 roan _, 7co' CS_"'icer or h:iu authorized agent. 5"a-Ic t a d 0 E 9 o 0 o c i The or five cf Caglo .'Ounty D.= icntrol _lf-icer i3 her -s v rreate:, and thc- ­- Control I ficc r, ar:0 .,is As Gist an t:,, dea,uti a t: and au t.'Ior, ze enDlo•:r?s' nrd zi�entr shall be aL'pnintec by the Iaoard of County Cna�mis�;:cners at such cornen,aticn aq nay fron time t time be flxt,^ p^y 'arzer of that Poard. 33. s;ameru1111. It s,hRli be the Outy of the iia„c Coucaty i'c• Control .-fficnr, his 3ssi;ttant., depveica, a!rT3 e"t"anfizec3 L-prloyoeC and agents; Ard the Angle Countv :;herr'.. ,?r�z? Sna ; e3e€vtae_ to aPryc^.3O-W d•.- d- round - unr--ur, at larg3, 'rontrar-Er tr tale c,rr,vfi-.i.n, Of *,aragYzPi 4 0£ thy.s :_selntx.nea, =nd to E -pound . t'r,;� in a nmlktatle anir, _nl poune. or pounds as may hY t`.., Cogcrt^•, a AC?rise er withe-nt ti'an Cnunaya lir^i+. Trn r en in oha me c sura eo e - a, I h a -ake a cin; II-te regirst r°' o sjc1 de.7 .mon za boot:. Urpazea, onterin thrs I rcor3, cealnr aK13 qHs n` quo:, deg, nod w%et:'nor aensc. %!' c ^,all er,te-z t'ae a,a^r, an:I aeMresq of t"vc ••mor ani the nes---t r e. laCenci-cg tog. 'kn'° -o R, "3va1 t.e c P,Grn ;.r�R. ^''^.s, -,at. In i nou,,,,: °or ']':.% S fa ttw Tactor” EV�a'.,,7C e, carr=':.'e.-p,.ibl: ,+y. to va c.4vat. 3 3ga.n^t r3�' _ ,.� .. ° e+ rider 4f 1-',1C ahi= .e 7' io tv.' .as°,T cr,rtrri. >`k• er r` 110 aut'' Y -.,eta Ea7so"t, and .,re,,f ,oildea'i r., the ..'I'. 3rIn,z 3''].•`.;st '10"i. 3rit'31 'ehr "3`tnad , `41rtr,re- or } c,@ ,ACP t7,F[If,-I 14. rn,tr� aZ. 9Zx]1 2 •J ry t'c^ p'eu!^ net �. '�, 9'.rv� ar i..ae _*lc, 'a +Eti ty ^�nrt.ar'10" anf,' r'.nr, �e ^, `e;._.. .-. r `=fi«v 'r y_'r :c,', r.,. ��4Ean ac re ;u-j.� rai.. ..• i. _ .- - .,?� _ ma ,8a r';u t%rlIl;,r� 15� ., ,»ter n� 'r <-f -apr� $[?.r ..G i; ('C -I wt Pent: rI+'•p. d'i„ ° ", ,..r Ra,• rF .�2F; 7. ur s ; r__.° c, 39 . _ .4+._ _ rrh., f(z',r,p.;,. ,; uR ♦ • t. c'.,arnn,., C.R P'.e ..F a. in^' FLS .°^y_, - C�"14•E:^n•]: J •`3 r�' , ei $ iPl fi , o -:•F' N.♦ II F, `vN v ° o u ' � a a � u a I :.;� �n 0 cc vajccinated against rabies in accordance with this P,erolution. (h) in addition to the foregoing, there shall Ln imPcOed a handling, administrative and processing t'ce on dors- _ (8) $2,00 on first impoundment of unlicensed, unvaccinated or doc not under control, as renuired hY tbi- Ee?aluti®n (11) $7.00 on seecne3 i_mpnundme t of car.,, ,3cq e'Sthi: n ninety (90) days '118) $12.00 en third impuundr)ent cf -ac(I a3a:Ea cra2hir. .ninety (90) days of the tt?o oreceeciing i"pou.4srr,e:,xna (IL°) $1:,00 on the fourth irr*runeront ef Gc-nrh e" q r-:ithirr ninety (90) dare of tlae three Preceolif„c} irnpcaan,-menta. (c) All fee, as+esses, nut,uant to ibis i'arayraF7n c` this rec•,o''_atson, cav be collected hw *hc :ag1e _-oun':v Dog r,' n!e„cl cf`icer Cr ;,ia autfi.orized: a'c"ats, or tLe Peur,dnaster, and sha°l ze ret ittod to t.::nc Ptt?le County _eaeaarer, 15. Dj E,PC5l T1O1 fbc” It shall be the duty o- t`1e Pc_,>t0t'nater t�`a %snvP ,�;. '•ioer i�>poundod under the provisions of Paragrae:h 's. -c:irazf fu— € -cra_:-_ o� C_v'lt (0) daysafter the owner. if 9'n6 -:m, `'.as tceah�,�'-if`_.ed or zcarr,n,nF xe effort's of nctffi'.eation have been nage 1s' this 'e-;+-�i,ua:ar,;a, or for a °oorScd of eight 18D days after the -Lte cif Posting in 2CZc event that tl owm,,er is x;n.'%rown. 'f at the e£ 'cel t": c he Ito sBial . _,rt h,jve Y,e Cn re�eet,ed, iv a- y i,,c Gostroree er -Yti c -t -'-c 01 srn�scd of, at t%e 4iis,-re.L:-te7, of t -,In �..v�:u^ .er. :1c nt dcS so :•.nccu;^-ie4 LIX,C .' r.:,s, rd!?, not .�f .:e.�• -Lc, :-�z.0 a:i "ro.iCe fer izrt'nig a� �a--L.=, as e.c^? ar, t...�;.. rc�,ealar . aaer,.irq fec an6 fee dor lvo. nt r,i^...E;_',e ca8711' VftL Ofc.D:l a'C`�'?.tCr 4.°.� fi`. E -';, y.��aHf ^. r' �•Y-rC r, �� ,,.,,. ..,.,9^ C: U D (1 0 Til. r_j i.Gi.i; Urn'l °T• '%NcF !'T!r! ° %—ISTO,� CT 'LS -GLUT 2^1. It •.o t>,,.c -lsty of I,,gin _.^.unto' to r -lease an" +og from the a,5ima: roun7 of th° ,, 1-nurtw ueos re^eirt n` e tisfactory ,rroof of ownership t:o';-,, r'ay ert. of ,3nv fne clue t'oic County, and upon rrerientat.ion ,),7 rr^of or, v-accination fer Xsbles ansl p;rz�prr rwitntration of such 4op .c: a.° r,Xe�ne-e with the rrovlrai€rata ci' t.hir, regi intton. hn s° -cr-,on uhn sLal' 1-eep rr crncl:at.o a D:vnnel, clay, in liea V` t_h x!,c 4, t, eua.'i 1.1co..r oc rc A;n iro j .1^a^ler ,•. t'aas -::. rt 4c le, mage .arpl J,o,st ^.. r•U. Cs t?,ea +'.- ^•,SL it. ccr or a tToraywl i.ic•.Un;se entitling the: - ^vc'h kennel licenfin j%'a ;..". to ,on proper e4,rr and ohas 11. exit°.t:-,O .},-a t".r '.ria},: _ar•y h>L..;-ber, of clego. y1.n 40+ to be 'ald for elc? genteel lz reaoc In __Orn t='�frve ciollelrn 71itb "'Vzc, kenaaPl lzcc^^e rhe -r ^'.rnll 'ae t,•—,ed ten '1106 metal platen er karLlr, ^-.' Pn �c rte. +,.e•.e asa t:e ^.;a rtrOc rr.',. r, ?.=aragraph 3 of t%li[ 'stat'- , c,X .,fr thm,:d ;-ix,sr; cluall not y�%oainibAit t'oi^ tq" e.-:.��eeu<$l•°frac"aul1i ,� a -a rra�-.- a��'r t., cr„�= �.;;rtaiae Ey for the nor�.o,,u V` %ze(o, ti ni"21 ter x,: 1.- i—,ol. €a t; :a kerpol "A_, nsoc •..c ^,nt s€ a [or,, ,I ftEr ^ea.t for aae'li '.3Cdit-ioa'.al taq rAl 45n G'L,'. a(i.'' VA^T., •, 4.:i a' Win;,° ;'Y'QSV tC1€i: c';" a ;S^_ --. Isti:a'., ..,a-;. nu' It-° rf i -fir, ,;r,Ijx coned .,<.� �eo-A.t�. �. -.�, .,,_. H�P�oe<a�,vu ., _�. c• ,r .v_ z..;.,'la 1n=,=rICla7 �Ia�$ vr.+cdHC'n, Sf-'JC"q G_+_FR d %: IPJ i41r, tE; ,5f I rb C'?F11 .77 Orta`, <, :PGS _ ,�.^rah •'Br` i}1 r., ,^t1 Cii . . , t:UC "( ..,,.4re,' 1:.4t1--• .tie'f 9A 'ilo )V- r�y ted, rg'. Ct. vr'1'Y'UC^t ec rta Cur. 1Y [fL? ',C), 3r`A T,r< ,1” ,. -1 "'I 'la 6 If `r uE . 0 0 0 a v �v a D (1 0 Til. r_j i.Gi.i; Urn'l °T• '%NcF !'T!r! ° %—ISTO,� CT 'LS -GLUT 2^1. It •.o t>,,.c -lsty of I,,gin _.^.unto' to r -lease an" +og from the a,5ima: roun7 of th° ,, 1-nurtw ueos re^eirt n` e tisfactory ,rroof of ownership t:o';-,, r'ay ert. of ,3nv fne clue t'oic County, and upon rrerientat.ion ,),7 rr^of or, v-accination fer Xsbles ansl p;rz�prr rwitntration of such 4op .c: a.° r,Xe�ne-e with the rrovlrai€rata ci' t.hir, regi intton. hn s° -cr-,on uhn sLal' 1-eep rr crncl:at.o a D:vnnel, clay, in liea V` t_h x!,c 4, t, eua.'i 1.1co..r oc rc A;n iro j .1^a^ler ,•. t'aas -::. rt 4c le, mage .arpl J,o,st ^.. r•U. Cs t?,ea +'.- ^•,SL it. ccr or a tToraywl i.ic•.Un;se entitling the: - ^vc'h kennel licenfin j%'a ;..". to ,on proper e4,rr and ohas 11. exit°.t:-,O .},-a t".r '.ria},: _ar•y h>L..;-ber, of clego. y1.n 40+ to be 'ald for elc? genteel lz reaoc In __Orn t='�frve ciollelrn 71itb "'Vzc, kenaaPl lzcc^^e rhe -r ^'.rnll 'ae t,•—,ed ten '1106 metal platen er karLlr, ^-.' Pn �c rte. +,.e•.e asa t:e ^.;a rtrOc rr.',. r, ?.=aragraph 3 of t%li[ 'stat'- , c,X .,fr thm,:d ;-ix,sr; cluall not y�%oainibAit t'oi^ tq" e.-:.��eeu<$l•°frac"aul1i ,� a -a rra�-.- a��'r t., cr„�= �.;;rtaiae Ey for the nor�.o,,u V` %ze(o, ti ni"21 ter x,: 1.- i—,ol. €a t; :a kerpol "A_, nsoc •..c ^,nt s€ a [or,, ,I ftEr ^ea.t for aae'li '.3Cdit-ioa'.al taq rAl 45n G'L,'. a(i.'' VA^T., •, 4.:i a' Win;,° ;'Y'QSV tC1€i: c';" a ;S^_ --. Isti:a'., ..,a-;. nu' It-° rf i -fir, ,;r,Ijx coned .,<.� �eo-A.t�. �. -.�, .,,_. H�P�oe<a�,vu ., _�. c• ,r .v_ z..;.,'la 1n=,=rICla7 �Ia�$ vr.+cdHC'n, Sf-'JC"q G_+_FR d %: IPJ i41r, tE; ,5f I rb C'?F11 .77 Orta`, <, :PGS _ ,�.^rah •'Br` i}1 r., ,^t1 Cii . . , t:UC "( ..,,.4re,' 1:.4t1--• .tie'f 9A 'ilo )V- r�y ted, rg'. Ct. vr'1'Y'UC^t ec rta Cur. 1Y [fL? ',C), 3r`A T,r< ,1” ,. -1 "'I 'la 6 If `r uE . 0 0 0 LL v O - � r o a 21,. ''rPTC VL' DATE Thic ir5olvticn chill tecanp effective rcuruar'r 2r, 4974. ,,OPTED this 27t% day 0� Dee>erhEFo 1933. ' q 2fiipr'. —_� iTTL C s a f Y,7 'rfe f'nrl: tc the Boase oil's County corris,-1op,)r.,: t m o ' t C" M� f U UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE rcr Shoot t'or tt:o a +d .—"Ycr 26, 19^3 Ce_a o ?iF Cocr.¢ry RV -T) Pro oct Finn ners yrtlE.^:.r.r = a.,_:-1 s`.,ept rc-, resentinp ,;o,.ar o: .e f'n-i 1 - .3 co:._ rmrE, .,_e Coloreia a7 a D. elc -'n* Pr„'' P . '�5:i e+; is 51�;': -. .i�' ,.• } 9 i r, V. --re - + J"e, zr R,^ ra s tc t e Proieca Plan.. Y3a: r.•' pro,is people have Y4 re=isor Or a 11 .T: 93tccar i),i -sere a...1-"+31 to ','-L8 fil"il _• -. .. ',z con - c: r; 'rr' t'rle fj;+.rx_ �lrf•ft cOPY Lnct ....�i tr' .'.e i _ °. "n `.' :Y..+tGs' .,.._.._. :r. t-•-.... _:t _. .r._ r..°. 1 _ SaL 2',rc._ ,i, =t `opy. rf ]if _. _ ? =.t t'_5: y.+. re", . y7 C int ..or:ais-': r, I_ for ,r ri_ 0 a a Rl As sponsors of the Colorado Big Country Resource Conservation and Developrent Project, we hereby approve tHis Project Plan for Action. Witness the signatures of the undersigned sponsoring local organi- zations on the dates shown below: Eagle County Soil Conservation Cagle County Distric= By:. Title: Title: - Date:. Date: This action was authorized at an This action was authorized at an official meeting of the Eagle rounty••. official resting of the Eagle Cc-nissioners en -21,9c, 3 County Soil Conservation District _ Attest:r ttcst, Town of Cagle By:��6P/• ��- Title: Date: /e2 —/a P73 This action was authorized at an official neeting of the Toum of Eagle on Attest: Town of Gypsum By: Title Date: This action was authorised at an official rcetinr of the ^o,n of ry,psum on Town off Minturn Tit -le: -,,Z7_— Date- </ wee Tnis action wa: ,_ c, utnorizeat ,,c official reet"n��of cent :oz.., of Mintirn on Z p y� Attest: 4,5 Tc --n of "P,icla:f Title: TS, to fills action was authorized at nn official rretir- of -.. _r -M ,r Pedcliff a:•1. Attest: °. •etit: 1. n o ° EAGL , ('Cit N i"I 1,,k %lik) Ot'' COG1 l-1 Cl).'.lV',S51Oi LWl 13 tidlrlllb`t ti.i. rti i �1��,Ael,1 CIiL;. :='1'D,`"_etil f i1 RP.: }:akl.e-Cali �„ .t" ,�, P '.., \o• 1- -�;Wk rru the Skold.Slil n i%t Leel e n ,lated IN taller '111, Its i 1. ,,0CA'i 10.1' OF SL 11010" O1: hr, tluatri 7, Y, 17 an(l of W., u,t.1'.�),.; rection 12,";. 5>.. H. ,.'dH. l -las .5(rlii.cSVZNT. 7usu an(; enio,i"(-i , co t l�-- _e-.rti 1. 1,17 1 by and between Gr,ar,c Vl oot'ni :'t 1,u . un te�i partnera.up, a-wle adurce, is 1'.(l, "> x 1 in& V:,,,. Cok.rad. . dl,ii7, heretnat'ter :vwwr-t t • a. itst parLj" a .d lioaz.r o; C, _tntr° Co:711i_..sstuners of we C a �,i t a�iv, State of Colorw ,, woo -v adi"i e,b is Eagle Chanty C':.r,irt 1.. .n l--a,ie, Colorado f31b3:, r,creutai?. ('r ze- !erred to as " e-econd p,,.c.v 'X, t 11•.�SN'.'i Ii: lbl@l:HUR, Orst go, is ,- in toe trance" d decelupang Eagle- . F—,n✓; No. ', ..ear Avon, C(., waun 111 lue coat AY o. t_.e_,le, C lora 0"1 r the �-Lflo o "'On"), aon To AM It% .ee .moi ar1., par4uasr .. rte .0 e-„ rLISP1 5�011 Wi,ta S'&LU de4'ei, gyp,=t'i'll drat roatiwat- ,,, Vr'L'ea itWr, a(, nrULIIWr sir neztA as A73 nS :nu)anu regmrerwgt:: 10755 , 'Y::loREFORL, for and in co11G.', roK n .,.e pi w ae. -In i „rea^`r.ee±€ti aureiia contalate8, t.:e partre:o; rei e'„ , i'ci,c ani e a, ,n-arw ti +. LL, „e 'a,: it .,_ -t r"-S-tv .n C.•i,tleClLon W.- t=n' SJiliiia•Lhil I tOa'l oe Ctr1 .pleted as bi 1 -vee i.er 1, 1'+75, So a- t 'et t',e Specifications teere s€ on, fl9e "TO 1:at,le (<.,i rltP 1), ,rit ou C T =iritsbion, whit'a mPVrLfiC7it Ml i a,. a S. •-`-- ,.�r"1-',,d.e ielea:-e a,.. -t r 1 -.0 an(1 :null tete -, u' fvr,r t �xi tv :r, e.. al L u,- , _ ,•i. ,lk 1. ,r P.ereuwloi; V- 1 =e. lire . - „nom &I Yll W170 ,. e I5 al rf vrr, . too, Ii. "C It Y et 1, ecc-Ir _ . e" Ila - F1' ent V9.tn 'ot, s 1r . 0, 130% aat2J' :041 1 '! „ a°sari it,: r.'lp.n e(y 'aril secoreri ,a+ a Jewl o' a riot , Lo- ,'u... t ,.mit f ane` :azta' c"uPIY-1, Cnhprarl , i,Liru. zr SeC.n, i l,d it' d, i am " at.Q ,twerm; the :,,ilnw .tlA pt"upEiS i wtuawd un tine 17%,„ 1 n ..4911 baate w croorado, t"• Wtt: 0 ' cy 0 f r . GRG[ 33 :• V'C -e.pY INCE aper,,:®d ny re5.)_ut.on of tre Eagle County hoard of County Commissioners at the meeting of ��.'e` ,;�, ic7 u By _ a v 0 1 � o o o Uc o 0 a• a o R 71- rr `d F.Rw �.rs.'y. �Fi ✓ �Fd �� �� 'mac �� P�..�s. sea.__,.����- 1✓)/�, � a )� - / L' >j P• f e _s.�.��:. vtl ` � -.: F_�s- ._ ,r._ti�-n�r-� �_���•c...�-m .. — - ��..� � , ♦ 0 , R 71- rr A t all —r? ;ts`., ZFWUt FaPPh%"RT_ICd"" ?a) Dues the anc of ytx (�: ^ntYe sia is �c kept, %,3rhorpC, or i=,aintained •-JithiL the %.o,:n t. t, o€ €'-3a ico CoYcsa3oa 'acl,e,ss t�.e owner, TICCPer er rerscn ar seea'airal eh -a ee "3rch of ear.. an& ever• •,ear "V Wa^.ae .raga ^,eaignatec? agent '_nr c��F `..e^t. ?ac ray c •.> m cctasi�oncas «a., mac to tspc t:e L^° tec o` _ :yc, Nr: �t...f Ccisracca. Cr, Le Seg eg to -s ar. e :cr_ai ant' "Cr:a rao, iccn-;e rax °_ 1(cc 3.c f;cr.D -,:_r,.tc tiv3., arS -'ir cac'h am eve=ry ec,, o�.,^c^, .6_ .<>> "ar'oc,s er. ,"c:u- er CGr c''L3rq P_ CF .. ,i . r"i r"Vf-:S YCee ] C the ::s' -Intl? 3c '�'_. ,j gs$CT:' jr,,` "carr ❑.��'� rrcaure II �d'GSP' Ret ?l,ty c?as+s as -ereln rev2<:ed. ?L'P 'ThS cwDner :-hal-',1-tate at t%o tire a4'PLic°2t: €*r 3uc'a iicensa aad urcr irr:.r.tecs. £c>rns xcvidec. >oz .r'•� ?.. .se, . ';i=: anane and 'TMc. `�ioe°s nFcae° raaaes°c adcirer„ t^iees::.o cr.":cs. ces, c aR1 F3ID4➢ �`a®r T iLE,S f2` .<...� ,iistitctave-,arkinr, ,c 5. an•to `- e n g rc•,r�rduc!:ive tract.^. r€ cat`a G'oG -came. prov�cior of tt^.5s ?-e-.cjut,ion shall not Lc inter,lO.- to v�lt? Pv €�C'.c cy c-hoso �^t SSCwG rt` �;-_. thr: Cointy irr Se ,_ to an: 32 clays, ger ccgs a; tc tae €0 the urpose c.` rartiri,sating in. any i" ata V, =u n€.:r to recar`r e•,e Avgs .;c_=ur f tr.=^_,Cc r. V^c;"^, CTnS t"h➢G'n gikC°3 '.�.fc3G _`C Bwt.J;] :'f' -•t. iTr- .ice,+;, `.�tD v^_ a:L ^=ek`'tr,.ri for t"ie ,rvssrg^cc.e of ❑ ,i,nc� Sd.ei} in �,aic.<; fro- �Sace tr ;<la.c". t, jIF r�ar�sas.en ®` `-Pa?:, rcgotu'z_e+ea a hn L .. "R'r %``d r.G the `.aCt ^,c _:`e ar, r "C aa• & i.r �:nra^.''' Ct <3';{".0 �.11'All Y .^.' -;vntx Cy `M n ¢ �. d _. ., ..; M12t tm; t ➢C Y`t'r e'..c ' ,-r.c^:,c'r or m='! ' J tll I t;�p J tll I c n', (IIIIu,IF o or. 0 r 0 f, u 0 :•,c -, - -°•t a4a1: ren tai r. ,`,e number of the license as s'ioan •r, the t1l. Sal. 'l rP^cipt �++'r t,e retained by the oaror f,,r a, ,^�•, be rea^,or,abli, re,T.trpcj b'.• the .atlle iv°ant^, �., �.} Grr.tr_off ld^x ^r ':s aatl, r, zest a;-sts. ^_v, Y �s,,,ner nhall be recurred to rrrv; le cac't ",,:7 €3cJ•n It 1 nurc. t,10 collar tr whac', the license to must tC 3$°:.. �v ... ='].3:a ';co that t!Ee collar and tar eire cnn7tant' ^•rRn o .-:-ec'.ire.I --a fire( '' within any one'e5uz, ^r_ the ^r-pern•, e,a, r",sesyor or !-.a2rer cf ;uc', a eut^x lc " dss61:roc'eea or °.t1.a•^°2x <a txcra1 ,•<: a,:cea9., ,,. or Plf C-txtlf�ion of .-;e saetaPI 5tlos•,.r.,3 dnc rt, -,6 the r,. L-. 33 f_» f, -r the 'L`. 1:S refit '°F'r 21,,y vPvr., �- -a,,..,.A+- -.` s e,:: _:= -a-v Co'.^ err eac`t d.:a7 scare. 't;ttreg^'• mer: ted l*v or -, t% s _eco IWtznc�, ,3•, • s °.. 11haII .n ^t c _. an 1-7 x' 1,- f Pis )nu 1c °;u in th ar. inc, i, I, a11. Le on an ':Ivi ., _. _f .s C, '�,,.. do a;2 e qz;,f 4,)ath f t}:.,,- 'i or t'h, .4a•. .. °°'._unt' 5x P_ the eSlppir6 rtl Fr; e ISCcos4nP arm.. -t?nor-, Ir 7r," ;in ri4` tl:St c?ninal. ti: ear. it !arv+Js u. _-^C`X_rrate•° ca^.:.. 7_- "6 -_g>P, state ^: +.levri— a .n_e ='ala do . ii -r .Ln-er o i -'c -ti Vis .C, t.L• : `f t^'lu nv ry ,r tLe j: ir`coe ..n,r.tr7l :-°➢ ,ta :'� l�- . •° ,::a F° n n•,],Tt y v . r"i +. }. f's?`9t 6 3C ° r ax I,:_'E'CI'i a ._ y_q �.'. '. cl',?m> .u:, �.'d ?^." afl C•:: et 5Xt7Lt d..:: .n>Yr $,+rt -',n R4�?U`.CE' z£ > .. .ynr`vn. vi _": lPr.rG'1 ;.t'- unde,. if"73^'xV's _.a4r n .r,7 ax 4s hit ivetl_n,�s ups a r ct ac •s o+t ",c,r L.eolt,rt°a e auF.. ,_.. .•... �r C.�€t ° t. iv. n%, re•r, .-.1^s Tnl tiv ::f •®.t•v'v• l aye -. iaoc% .. Fle.4 r i,, It •' 0 ^ n i i w - -- — - G v 3w � u 0 :•,c -, - -°•t a4a1: ren tai r. ,`,e number of the license as s'ioan •r, the t1l. Sal. 'l rP^cipt �++'r t,e retained by the oaror f,,r a, ,^�•, be rea^,or,abli, re,T.trpcj b'.• the .atlle iv°ant^, �., �.} Grr.tr_off ld^x ^r ':s aatl, r, zest a;-sts. ^_v, Y �s,,,ner nhall be recurred to rrrv; le cac't ",,:7 €3cJ•n It 1 nurc. t,10 collar tr whac', the license to must tC 3$°:.. �v ... ='].3:a ';co that t!Ee collar and tar eire cnn7tant' ^•rRn o .-:-ec'.ire.I --a fire( '' within any one'e5uz, ^r_ the ^r-pern•, e,a, r",sesyor or !-.a2rer cf ;uc', a eut^x lc " dss61:roc'eea or °.t1.a•^°2x <a txcra1 ,•<: a,:cea9., ,,. or Plf C-txtlf�ion of .-;e saetaPI 5tlos•,.r.,3 dnc rt, -,6 the r,. L-. 33 f_» f, -r the 'L`. 1:S refit '°F'r 21,,y vPvr., �- -a,,..,.A+- -.` s e,:: _:= -a-v Co'.^ err eac`t d.:a7 scare. 't;ttreg^'• mer: ted l*v or -, t% s _eco IWtznc�, ,3•, • s °.. 11haII .n ^t c _. an 1-7 x' 1,- f Pis )nu 1c °;u in th ar. inc, i, I, a11. Le on an ':Ivi ., _. _f .s C, '�,,.. do a;2 e qz;,f 4,)ath f t}:.,,- 'i or t'h, .4a•. .. °°'._unt' 5x P_ the eSlppir6 rtl Fr; e ISCcos4nP arm.. -t?nor-, Ir 7r," ;in ri4` tl:St c?ninal. ti: ear. it !arv+Js u. _-^C`X_rrate•° ca^.:.. 7_- "6 -_g>P, state ^: +.levri— a .n_e ='ala do . ii -r .Ln-er o i -'c -ti Vis .C, t.L• : `f t^'lu nv ry ,r tLe j: ir`coe ..n,r.tr7l :-°➢ ,ta :'� l�- . •° ,::a F° n n•,],Tt y v . r"i +. }. f's?`9t 6 3C ° r ax I,:_'E'CI'i a ._ y_q �.'. '. cl',?m> .u:, �.'d ?^." afl C•:: et 5Xt7Lt d..:: .n>Yr $,+rt -',n R4�?U`.CE' z£ > .. .ynr`vn. vi _": lPr.rG'1 ;.t'- unde,. if"73^'xV's _.a4r n .r,7 ax 4s hit ivetl_n,�s ups a r ct ac •s o+t ",c,r L.eolt,rt°a e auF.. ,_.. .•... �r C.�€t ° t. iv. n%, re•r, .-.1^s Tnl tiv ::f •®.t•v'v• l aye -. iaoc% .. Fle.4 r i,, It •' 0 ^ n i i w - -- — - E Ufi T ,.c -.riding entry 'DY othar 609"tor a dog tetherce by a ieaah, chain or c.:ra which blocits a Puhlic tharough€are. Any dcg not. unicr positive control shall be deer.ed running at large. (b) IT, adaltion to the foregoing, a dog ahall lnc dcered running at large when off or away iron the prenises Of the avlaer, poo,essor or }•c per tYao reof< in any parr of Eagle County on, anv public road or rar„Tnt-c*i=way, and is any !lace or plaeee in tho pertians of °Z -091e Cu�F=raga where the public gathers or congragace �,. 1. e.. PuL71 ,c gar ILs P r--4reational areas, bus"amen, e.tabiishcents, •aw-:coli i'.,,,'. aoccial t),ir'lic events, but not unite¢? thereto, and T,ft =cr ,direct craatrcl. of the owner, poofDe,'-scr r hecyacr or his agent or ccr+,ast Cr a rerber I chair, see lc n4cs >t.a._ ter; 1107 of ,:,is far+ily eitherir3v ean�rsa ecrl es frn;� isr 3Pcgth and Pf cuffi,cient strength to corrsl^-ter^ recCrain the s t�y Oji th ;.o :n vs:PnYc';e 3- other 'NUr is VI iCr INXi Z','N. �t r,•Fyall hr �hc .'uta, of cvery gerecs i..,hc nwr,, ---r ^ar aor> 2: e0q c,r ^]og, S,n tlae--,unt.vs o° Ca, -,ie, vtatz of Ca. —Omen', t--,.•avv- - .� woj 0GgG annsna"ly vaccir.atc6 aaai'.a�st rag„ ea by a r.ersc,e 3ce.all,, ?' laorE.zed U, ea, aa. 6 i. ay ^: "Z�.r,Avrd ".r -vijll 2-e ',ho 4ut•, e+ lac . Peacor, lead'alit at't` s..ten, ten per -`or:... 5.acoi.`;atlu-ec. Ole 11051M,�i'bc Ll J�1C� iFddt iE)T c7 it C.,:., „?_�dn5'_ r'1 ka 3C"^. 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(c) No dog m all he deemed to bo rsnninc, at lar^e who a the direction of its owner, bleoper, possessor or harborer it io onxaged In agri.ealtural activity, or at sue% direction it is engaged in and bainq used by its oMaor, harboror, po-lessor or keeper for la•+;"eai, huntin ^urr000s. ?a1, 4 (11 � a 0 9 0 u v �u 4. (c) No dog m all he deemed to bo rsnninc, at lar^e who a the direction of its owner, bleoper, possessor or harborer it io onxaged In agri.ealtural activity, or at sue% direction it is engaged in and bainq used by its oMaor, harboror, po-lessor or keeper for la•+;"eai, huntin ^urr000s. ?a1, 4 (11 � a 0 75 Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day ecember--term 19 December 28,_19m - SPECIAL MEETING Present: Daniel F. Koprinikar Chairman Claude L. Gerard Commissioner A. F. Orlosky Commissioner Hugh R. Warder County Attorney Robert H. Barr Assistant Planner Maxwell R. Barz Clerk to Board Erik Edeen County Sanitarian The following matters came on to be heard by the Board sitting this day for disposition of matters reviewed and passed on by the Planning Commission. Elizabeth File No. Se -41-73, Elizabeth Grindley Exemption, 1 mile northeof E1 Jebel. The Planning Commission Grindley having recommended the Exemption be approved subject to a fifty foot easement being granted to other lot and Exemption approval from the Environmental Health Department; Thereupon, by motion of Commissioner Gerard, second by Commissioner Orlosky and the subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, the Board concurred in the recommendation of the Planning Commission and approved the Exemption subject to said conditions. Treehouse II File No. Se -42-73, Treehouse II Exemption by Watts Brothers, Greeley, Colo. The Planning Commission Exemption having recommended approval with condition that a Final Plat be submitted. Thereupon, by moti6n_6f.Commissioper Gerard, second by Commissioner Orlosky and the subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, the Board concurred in the recommendation as stated and approved the Exemption on the condition stated. Eagle «aver File No. Mp-4-73, Eagle River Mobile Home Park by Tayhan Development Corporation, Vail, Colo. The M.H.P. Planning Commission having recommended approval subject to the comments, numbered 1 through 12, in the Plan- ing Staff letter of December 18, 1973, being a condition of that approval. Thereupon, by motion of Commissioner Orlosky, second by Commissioner Gerard and the subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, the Board concurred in the recommendation of the Planning Commission and approved the Exemption subject to said condition. Timber Falls File No. Sp -2e73, Timber Falls Preliminary by James Reinecke, Jr., Vail, Colo. The Planning Com - Preliminary mission having recommended approval 5ubject-.t6''_the five conditions as stated in the Forest Service letter of December 18, 1973. Thereupon, by motion of Commissioner Gerard, second by Commissioner Orlosky and the subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, the Board concurred in the recommendation as stated and approved the Preliminary Plan subject to said conditions. �1 Benchmark File No. Sp -30-73, Benchmark Preliminary by Ron Allred, Colorado Springs, Colo. The Planning Com - Preliminary mission having recommended approval. Thereupon, by motion of Commissioner Gerard, second by Commissioner Orlosky and subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, the Board concurred in the recommendation, but subject to State Highway Department needs and road acceptance by Eagle County. Chairman Koprinikar advised Mr. Allred that Eagle County's maximum on the proposed new AvonNBB J e'a s$ 95,000.00 and that any further decisions involving additional costs would be between, Benchmar or qeaver Creek and the State Highway Department, and further that the Board will not commit the County to further expense. Peachblow p3 File No. Sp -35-73, Peachblow #3 Preliminary Plan by Verona Associates, Kansas City, Mo. The Prliminary Planning Commission having recommended approval subject to a revegetation plan being submitted and access Plan to Forest Service land be provided. Thereupon by motion of Commissioner Gerard, second by Commissioner Orlosky and the subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, the Board concurred in the recommendation as stated and approved the Preliminary Plan on the conditions as stated. Lake Creek File No. Sp -38-73, Lake Creek Meadows Preliminary Plan by Tom Taylor, Vail, Colo. The Planning Meadows Commission having recommended approval subject to comments numbered 2 and 13 in the Planning Staff letter Preliminary dated December 17, 1973 being a condition of that approval. Plan Thereupon, by motion of Commissioner Orlosky, second by Commissioner Gerard and subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, the Board concurred in the recommendation as stated and approved the Plan subject to said condition. Cliffside File No. Sp -39-73, Cliffside Preliminary Plan by Chuck Rosenquist, Vail, Colo. The Planning Com - Preliminary mission having recommended approval subject to recommendations to be made by the Colorado Geological Survey Plan and submittal of a revegetation plan to protect the cut and fill slopes. Thereupon by motion of Commissioner Orlosky, second by Commissioner Gerard and subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, the Board concurred in the recommendation as state%and approved the Plan on the conditions as stated. Bighorn File No. Sp -41-73, Bighorn Seven Preliminary Plan by Bighorn Seven Associates, Vail, Colo. The Seven Pre- Planning Commission having recommended approval subject to a satisfactory agreement being made with the liminary State Highway Department on access roads, and easements for required utilities should be shown on the plan. Plan Thereupon, by motion of Commissioner Gerard, second by Commissioner Orlosky and the subsequent vote declared unanimous by the Chairman, the Board concurred in the recommendation as stated and approved the Plan subject to said conditions. Snow Lion The matter of Courchevel Ltd. - Snow Lion #2, File No Sp -42-73, request of Preliminary Approval came on for hearing. It appearing that the only existing complete record of prior Planning Commission and County Commissioners hearings in the matter are the Planning Department file, the County Attorney, Hugh R. Warder, asked that Jordon Hochstadt, Attorney for Courchevel Ltd., and Roland Thomas the Attorney for the Snow Lion Condominium Association, stipulate with the County that such file shall be considered as the official record; to which both Attorneys agreed. After considerable argument was heard from both sides, a considerable amount on whether the Upper Eagle Valley Sanitation District could and would serve the projected Snow Lion #2, both Attorneys pressed for a decision from the Board. A brief recess was called. TheBoard then re -convened and Commissioner Gerard moved that the Board approve the Preliminary Plan of Courchevel Ltd. and that the Building Inspector be directed to issue no building permits for con- struction of the proposed structure or ony part thereof until such time as the sewer line intended to serve the structure is physically 6nnected to the Upper Eagle Valley Sanitation District trunk line. Commissioner Orlosky seconded the motion and the subsequent vote was declared unanimous by the Chairman, the County Attorney to prepare findings in the matter. The Vail Intermountain Water District (proposed) hearing was continued to January 8, 1974 at 2;00 P.1M. ii 7� Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners day_ term 19— 19 1XC<. P. NDECKEl M. DENVER A}9E - - Tom Owey, District Manager and Stewart Wheeler, Area Manager for the Bureau of Land Management Wolcott Sppeared and discussed the Sanitary Landfill near Wolcott, upon which the County Lease with the B.L.M. has Sanitary expired. The projected Sanitary Landfill near the Eagle County Airport was discussed and the Board was made Landfill aware of the possibility that the Federal Aviation Agency would object to the landfill because of its attraction for birds and therefore would be a hazzard to airplanes in the landing pattern. There being no further business to come before the Board,at this time, it was moved, second and passed to adjourn until the next regular meeting, unless sooner called by the Chairman. Chairman