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415Othfl of Qnat iOark, Larimer County, Colorado, August 14 , 1950
Minutes of a regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Town of Estes Park, Larimer
14th
County, Colorado. Meeting held in the Town Hall in said Town of Estes Park on the.
day of August , A. D. 19 50 at regular meeting hour.
Meeting called to order by Mayor Ronald C . Brodie
Present: Mayor Ronald C. Brodie Trustees: G.E. Casey, C.A. Graves,
C.L. Herzog, Merl Morehead, M.J. Poling, Geo. H. Watson.
Also present: Lee H. Tallant, Supt. of Works
Verne H. Fenton, Town Clerk
Absent: None.
Minutes of the regular meeting held on July 24, read and approved
as read.
Trustee Morehead moved that the following bills be allowed and
paid and that the Clerk be authorized to draw warrants for same:
Trustee Watson seconded the motion:
Telephone Co., service, $ 14.65
E.P. Signs, supplies 67.00
Mercury Cleaners, services. 25.50
E.P. Hardware, supplies 19.18
John L. Bigger, service - 8.28
E.P. Trail, printing 16.80
Jess Poling, services • 20.74
E.P. Plumbers, services 16.19
Scientific Supply, Supplies 10.50
M.D. Barnett Co., supplies 32.90
Carson Hotel Supply Co. supplies 53.92
Frontier Shop, supplies 2.32
Bradford Robinson, supplies 3.15
The Miro-Flex Co. supplies 21.75
Monahan Motor Co. services 10.25
Ray Bradshaw, agent, premium 49.19
Seybold's Service Station, service 5.71
Clarence Graves, supplies 12.04
Light & Power Dept. power 198.32
E.P. Garage, repairs 23.09
Arnold -Brewer Co. repairs 55.09
E.P. Lumber Co. supplies 71.96
Continental 011 Co. supplies 120.86
Conoco Service Station, service 21.14
Wages & Salaries,. -. 2,456.97
Water Dept. operating expenses 1,274.44
Light & Power Dept., -operating expenses 15,317.55
Upon roll call said motion carried by the following vote: Those
voting "Yes" Trustees, Casey, Graves, Herzog, Morehead, Poling and
Watson. Those voting "No" none.
Following a discussion on parking, the Board ordered the central area
North of the Town Hall changed from one to two hour parking.
In reviewing the discussion of the last meeting concerning the National
quarter horse meet to be held in June, 1951, the Clerk was instructed
to write to the association for definite information relating to
the site requirementee
Police Chief W.E. Banks appeared before the Board asking whether or
not the Town would be able to employ a third officer during the com-
ing winter season. After reviewing the Departments expenses to date,
the Board declared that the money was not available for this year,
but would try and budget for three permanent men for next year.
'Croton of Q teg Palk, 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:
The Clerk presented figures showing that a police car on a rental
basis would cost the Town about twice es much as the present method
of owning the car. The Clerk was instructed to get information
and prices on the special built police Ford.
Mayor Brodie informed the Board that the Denver Bakeries operating
in Estes Park had not paid their occupation license. Trustee
Morehead and Mayor Brodie agreed to contact the bakeries personally
and try to effect a settlement.
The Cerk reported that the Country Club operator, Mrs. Roe, had
informed him that she was operating at a lose, and would not be
able to pay the balance of the rent. The Board decided that their•
was no other practacle solution at this time except to let her
finish this Beason operations.
There having been no providione made for a sidewalk in front of
the new Chamber of Commerce building, and the Chamber having no
money for the installation, the Board agreed to pay for the
sidewalk at a cost of $ 50.00.
The Clerk presented a letter from the Bureau of Reclamation,
under date of August 14, 1950, asking for easements from the Town
in Stanley Meadows Addition, for the construction of a gaging
station and a dike, in order'to measure the flow of the river.
After reviewing the proposal, the Board decided they could not
take action until exact descriptions and detail information was
presented, and ordered the matter held for the next meeting.
There being no further business, it was regularly moved, seconded
and carried that the meeting adjourn.
Mayor