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BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
EAGLE, COLORADO
RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS
FORM 50 HOECKEL'S 387869
PUBLIC HEARING
FEBRUARY 9, 1998
Present:
James Johnson, Jr.
George "Bud" Gates
Johnnette Phillips
James Hartmann
Earlene Roach
Chairman
Commissioner
Commissioner
County Administrator
Deputy Clerk to the Board
This being a scheduled Public Hearing the following items were presented to the Board of County
Commissioners for their consideration:
Consent Calendar
Chairman Johnson stated the first item on the agenda was the consent calendar as follows:
A) Approval of bill paying for week of February 9, 1998, subject to review by County Administrator
B) Approval of payroll for February 12, 1998, subject to review by County Administrator
C) Approval of the minutes of the Board of County Commissioners for January 26, 1998
D) Resolution 98-11, regarding the order of cancellation of certain uncollectible taxes
E) Resolution, notifying the State Treasurer to distribute Federal Mineral Leasing Funds in accord
with the provisions of 34-63-1 02, C.R,S.
F) Resolution 98-12, regarding the matter of adopting the form and terms for a Lease Agreement as
concerns the use ofthe Eagle county Fairgrounds and authorizing the Buildings & Grounds Manager to enter into
such agreements on behalf of the County
G) 1998 Replacement of two motor graders for the Road & Bridge Motor Pool Fleet
H) 1998 replacement of one compactor for the Road & Bridge Motor Pool Fleet
I) 1998 addition to the fleet, one Road & Bridge dump truck with plow and sander
J) Notice of Award to Elam Construction, Inc" for the 1998 Paving Project
K) Agreement between Eagle County and Lowry Computer Products, Inc, For maintenance service
for equipment specified on agreement schedule
L) Resolution 98-13, to adopt changes to CCOERA's deferred compensation plan
M) Resolution 98-14, approving the service plan for the Eagle River Fire Protection District.
Chairman Johnson stated he would like to discuss item E, the Counties need to allocate not less than 25% to
the Schools,
Jim Fritze, County Attorney, stated this matter needs to be pulled until after the work session today, The
Board can take action on this item at 4:00 p,m. this afternoon,
Chairman Johnson questioned items G, H, & I and not accepting the lowest bid,
Bill Smith, Motor Pool, stated it is true the lowest bid was not recommended. He stated they are trying to
standardize the fleet. He explained the standardizing to the Board. Mr, Smith discussed good working relationships
within the last ten years with the vendors and related staff has been trained on those type vehicles, He stated there
are a couple of new models this year but he had nothing to compare it to since they had no track records,
Chairman Johnson questioned the difference of $1 00,000,00.
Mr. Smith stated Al John was the low bidder and staff recommended Powermotive, He stated Wagner also
bid on the compactor, one smaller unit and one larger unit.
Commissioner Gates stated in the past the County has had different lines of equipment, some worked and
some did not.
Mr. Smith stated when they recommend a unit to the Board they are recommending what they feel is the
best possible machine for the money, He stated they believe the proposed machine will last longer than the others,
He stated explained the three off bids for the motor grader and related no comparisons were available and the trade
in is more for Catapillar than with John Deer.
Commissioner Gates moved to approve the consent calendar as presented, pulling item E until later in the
day,
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BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
EAGLE, COLORADO
RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS
FORM 50 HOECKEL'S 387869
Ron Listen, representing the applicant, stated they have restricted the amount of livestock that can occur on
those properties, He stated there is a homeowners association to assure those larger lots are maintained in an
acceptable manner.
Chairman Johnson suggested the word "and" be changed in the guidelines to "or" which would only allow a
maximum of five (5) animals not five of each.
Mr. Listen stated that was clarified in the covenants on page II.
Mr. Clarkson stated since the Resolution has been signed we would be looking at a PUD amendment.
Chairman Johnson suggested just striking the word and initialing the change,
Ms. Black stated that would be acceptable,
Chairman Johnson stated there seems to be conflict in the covenants and the homeowners association
documents shown on page 4 on the number of board members of the homeowners association, One says three one
says no less than 2,
Jocelyn Wood, representing the applicant, stated that contemplates the resignation of one board member and
two being allowed to serve until another member can be appointed,
Discussion continued on two or three board members of the homeowners association.
Mr. Clarkson stated there are two copies of the plat as they will be recorded in both Eagle and Garfield
Counties.
Commissioner Phillips moved to approve the IGA between Eagle County and Garfield County, file number
PDF-00013, Fox Run Meadows LLC,
Commissioner Gates seconded the motion, The vote was declared unanimous.
Commissioner Gates moved to approve file number PDF-00013, Fox Run Meadows Final Plat,
incorporating Staff findings and conditions, The Chairman shall be authorized to sign the plat.
Commissioner Phillips seconded the motion.
In discussion, Commissioner Phillips stated condition number two has been complied with.
Chairman Johnson called for the question on the motion, The vote was declared unanimous,
Blue Ridge pun
Paul Clarkson presented a request for extension of the preliminary plan for Blue Ridge PUD. He explained
the request is due to the failure of Kodiak Development to proceed with their plans for construction of Willetts Lane
connecting from the east property line of Blue Ridge to Highway 82. He stated this is a request for a three (3) year
extension of the plan to April 11, 2001, He stated he has just learned this matter needs to go before the Planning
Commission. He stated the request must be processed within 60 days,
Mr. Fritze stated the request for extension relates to a certain section in the County Land Use Regulations,
He reviewed the section for the Board,
Steve Isom, Isom & Associates, stated the section quoted was a typographical error.
Mr, Fritze stated what is important is for the Planning Commission to review the request.
Chairman Johnson questioned if the Board can waive the time requirement.
Mr. Fritze stated he believes so.
Commissioner Gates moved to waive the 60 day requirement and submit the proposal to the Planning
Commission for extension of preliminary plan for Blue Ridge PUD,
Commissioner Phillips seconded the motion, The vote was declared unanimous,
PR-00009, Arrowhead at Vail, Filing 13, The Village
Tambi Katieb, Planner, presented file number PR-00009, Arrowhead at Vail, Filing 13, The Village. He
stated this was a request for formal review to update the Village Conceptual plan, The Planning Commission
recommended approval with conditions, This proposal requests minor changes in the conceptual site plan which
proposes the skier base area remain north of the Aerobaun Express Lift but the majority of commercial uses move
from the East side of McCoy Creek to the West side of McCoy Creek. Staff recommended approval.
Chris Cares, representing the applicant, stated this is a development area review process that requires when
changes are made the applicant must come back before the Board, He reviewed the changes for the Board,
Commissioner Gates questioned the number of public parking spaces,
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BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
EAGLE, COLORADO
RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS
FORM 50 HOECKEt:S 387869
Mr. Fritze stated he has a revised draft of the proposed resolution should the Board approve this application.
He stated the resolution does have a number of conditions included, some of which have been met.
Mr. Dalton stated they are aware they cannot incur any debt until the density has been agreed upon, He
pointed out the resolution approves the Cordillera Mountain Metro District.
Chairman Johnson asked if the fire station was plugged into a per forma,
Mr. Avery stated not specifically but to equip the proposed station it is estimated at $300,000.00,
Chairman Johnson stated he does not feel comfortable the Board can meet all the requirements they are
supposed to meet in approving metro districts, Without everything being plugged into per forma he believes the
applicant is ahead of itself.
Mr. Avery stated they are ahead of the game which is due in part to the deadlines for election. Nothing can
happen until zoning is in place,
Chairman Johnson stated he believes zoning must be in place before the Board can consider a service plan,
Mr, Dalton stated they have in the past gone through this process to allow the district to go forward. He
suggested an additional condition be placed in the resolution indicating they may not go through the courts until
zoning has been approved.
Chairman Johnson stated the zoning should be in place before it comes to the Board,
Commissioner Gates stated there is a stop gap measure in place.
Mr, Fritze stated that is correct, He stated the Board is within the chicken and egg process, He stated the
Board could get into a real circle unless they condition the subsequent event.
Chairman Johnson stated they could get their land use approval without the district in place,
Commissioner Phillips stated to delay the zoning would also delay the election,
Mr. Dalton stated they are not going to incur any debt. There is a stop gap measure in the resolution.
Chairman Johnson stated if75% of the proposed density was approved, would this district be able to stand
on its own,
Mr, Dalton stated the service plan would have to be amended, If the zoning is not approved consistent with
the service plan, they would have to come back before the Board.
Commissioner Gates asked if the time factor was the reason for this request.
Mr. Dalton answered yes,
Mr. Montag stated the resolution covers the concerns discussed,
Mr. Fritze stated the resolution is appropriate and has the needed stop gap measures, If some other density
was approved, the applicant would have to come back before the Board,
Commissioner Gates moved to approve Resolution 98-25, file number SD-0015, service plan for Cordillera
Metro District #2, incorporating Staff findings and conditions.
Commissioner Phillips seconded the motion, Commissioners Gates and Phillips voting aye and Chairman
Johnson voting no,
Resolution 98-15.Mineral Leasing Funds
Jim Fritze brought up item E from the consent calendar, Resolution 98-15, notifying the State Treasurer to
distribute Federal Mineral Leasing Funds in accord with the provisions of section 34-63-102, C.R,S,
Commissioner Phillips moved to approve Resolution 98-15, notifying the State Treasurer to distribute
Federal Mineral Leasing Funds,
Commissioner Gates seconded the motion. The vote was declared unanimous.
There being no further business to be brought before the Board of County Commissioners the vote was
declared unanimous.
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