HomeMy WebLinkAboutMINUTES Town Board 1949-09-26Sept. 26
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Minutes of a regularmeeting of the Board of Trustees of the Town of Estes Park, Larimer
County, Colorado. Meeting held in the Town Hall in said Town of Estes Park on the- 26th
September
day of ,.,A. D. 19 ...._142. at regular meeting hour.
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Meeting called to order by Mayot% RonCBrodie
Present Ma]orRon aid C. Brodie Ttilstem Clarence Graves, S.M.
Hurd, Merl Morehead, Glen Swearingen and. Geo. H. Watson.
Also Preeent: Lee Tallant, Supt. of Works
aurice Cole, Supt. of Power
Verne H. Fenton, Town Clerk
Abeentt Trustee G.E. Casey
Minutes of the regular meeting held. on Sept- 12th, read. and approved
as read.
Mayor Brodie announced that the School District had asked to use the
portable log building belonging to the Town, now being used by the
Chamber of Commerce at the East end o Elkhotn Ave. The Board grant-
ed the eguest providing the school use the builfttng on a temporary
b els.
The Clerk presented an application for a restaurant liquor license
et the El Rancho, signed by James. P. Cossett, a new owner of the
business. Following a discussion Trustee Watson moved that the
application be approved. Trustee Morehead seconded the motion. Upon
roll call said motion. corried by the following vote: Those voting
"Yes" TrusteesGraves, Hurd, Morehead, 3wearingel and Watson. Those
voting "NO" None.
The Clerk presented a, request from S. Lucille Hatleetad, a property
owner in Little Prospect Addition, through her attorney, Mr. Herman
Seaman of Loveland, asking the Town to quit -claim, release and. re-
linquish. all of its right, title and interest to her property as
to rights of way or easements for utility purposes. .In diacuseing
the proposal the Board declared that all of the property in this
subdivision was subject to the same teeervations and had beensince
it was incorporated within the Town limits; that no other property
owner had ever made such a request; that the Town had not in the
past nor would it in the future abuse it* right of way priviledges;
that the Town. does not contemplate any further utilities on this
property at this time; and that if the request were granted, every
other property' owner in. Little Prospect Mountain. Addition would be
entitled to the same consideration, whichwould nuili y the purpose
of the reservations. Therefor Trustee Graves moved.. that the re-.
guest be denied. Trustee Hurd seconded the motion. Upon roll call
said motion carried by the following vote: Those voting' "Yes"
Trustees Graves, Hurd, Morehead, Swearingen and Watson. Those vote-
ing "N ", None® Whereupon Mayor Brodie declared. saicl request denied.
Mayor Brodie presented a petition received. by him, asking that Police
Office James 00Brien be retained in. his present position. Trustee
Hurd cited. instances and explatned the reaoans why he was of the
opinion the OwBrien should be dismissed. After a discussion Mayor
Brodie called for a vote. Trustee Hurd Moved that James 01Brien be
dismissed from Town. employe. Trustee Graves seconded the motion.
Upon roll call saidmotion failed to pass by the following vote:
Those voting "Yes" and in. favor of dismissal, Trustees, Graves and
aft. Those voting "No" and. not in. favor of dismissal, Trustees
Morehead., Swearingen and. Watson.
The Board proceed to dis uss further the action taken at the :Last
meeting regarding a proposed light & pcwer extension below Glen
Haven and declared that the following stipulations should apply
to the proposal.:
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Lorimer County, Colorado, , 19
Minutes of a __________________ — -meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Town of Estes Park, Lorimer
County, Colorado. Meeting held in the Town Hall in said Town of Estes Park on the
day of -- A, D. 19 at regular meeting hour.
Meeting called to order by Mayor
Present: Mayor Trustees:
That the primary line would follow the present road and that
the first 25 customers located within 300 feet of this line would
be served under a guaranty deposit of 286.00.
That service would be available by July 15, 1950, provided a
minimum of 17 deposits were made by June 1, 1950.
That any future applicants located more than 300 feet from this
primary line, should pay the ' 286.00 plus hie individual deposit
requirements.
There being no further business to come before the Board,
it was regularly moved, seconded and carried that the meeting adjourn.
Mayor
Attest:
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