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Minutes of a regular meeting 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.__llth _..._
day of .August, _ . A. D. 19._52_ at regular meeting hour.
Meeting called to order by Mayor ClarenCe Graves
Present: MayorClarenCe Graves Trustees: G.E. Casey, Henry Dannels,
Chas. Herzog, Bert McConnell, Jess Poling, Geo. Watson.
Also Present: Lee H. Tnllant, Supt. of Works
Leon H. Sweetland, 9upt. of Power
Carl Bailey, k'ccountant
Verne H. Fanton, Town Clerk.
Minutes of the regular meeting held on July 28, re and approved as
read.
Trustee Herzog 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:
Ray Bradshaw, premium
Claire Noyes, premium,
Estee Park Signs, service
Light & Power Dept., power
Estes Park Trail, printing
Estes Park Garage, service
Clarence Graves, supplies
Seybold Service Station, service
Ernie Cink, supplies
Scientific Supply Co., supplies
Estee Park Plumbers, services
Sanitary Specialties Co. supplies
Western Oxygen Co. supplies
Sherry Motors, supplies
Acme Sanitary Supply, supplies
Jess Poling, supplies
C.F. Hix, agent
Bradford Robinson Printing, supplies
C & C Tire Supply Co. supplies
Estes Park Lumber, supplies
Tropical Paint Co. supplies
Estes Park Hardware, supplies
Hendrie & Bolthoff, supplies
Wages & salaries
Water Dept. operating expenses
Light & Power operating expenses
136.01
18.00
8.00
186.54
21.13
24.90
15.70
5.17
60.17
41.50
14.22
8.41
8.45
47.97
106.60
296.19
31.18
6.25
21.45
26.39
61.60
31.26
39.04
1,662.7a
1,583.3o
12,305.41
Upon roll call said motion carried by the following vote; Those voting
"Yes" Trustees Casey, Dannels, Herzog, McConnell, Poling & Watson.
Those voting "No" none.
The Building committee discussed with the Board the application of
Fred Steffens to construct a frame garage, attached to his residence
on Elkhorn Ave. to match the construction of the residence. The
application was approved.
Mr. & Mrs. Tiley of Fort Collins, appeared before the Board, presen-
ted a plat of a new subdivision known as Grand Estates, adjoining
Lake View Tracts subdivision on the East, and ask the Board's opinion
on incorporating the area within the Town. Following the discussion
Mayor Graves stated that the Water and Power Superintendents would
prepare plans and estimates for the instalation of utilities in the
area, that the Town Clerk would present the plan to the Town zoning
commision, that Mr. Tiley would then be asked to meet with the Board
to make final agreements on incorporating.
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Minutes of a _ _ _....__ _ __ww.w._e._._meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Town of Estes Park, Latimer
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:
Following a week -end of the worst traffic congestion the Town had
ever witnessed, the Board discussed the vital importance of plans
and action to secure additional parking space, to move traffic and
to plan on a second through street. The Board accepted Mayor
Graves recommendation for a 3 hour parking limit on the Municipal
parking lot and that it would not be possible to conduct parades
on the main street during the season, in the future.
Following a discussion of finances of all Town departments, the
Board ordered the Water Department to pay the General Fund a total
of $ 3,600.00 for rent and services for the calander year, also
the Light & Power Department to pay the General Fund a total of
$ 12,000.00 for the same.
Mayor Graves reported that certain property owners on the Fall
River Highway were interested in being served by the Town water
system. Lee Tallant informed the Board that he doubted that the
Black Canyon water supply was sufficient to meet this demand and
that the cost of new mains to serve this area would be prohibitive.
Leon Sweetland, Superintendent of Power, presented a"proposal to
the Board for a 10% increase in wages for the Light & Power employees.
Following a detail investigation and discussion, the Board ordered
the following w gee applied: Leon Sweetland Lee Tallant, Verne
Fanton, $ .00 per month; C.M. McLennan, $ 2.00 per hour; Proctor
and Todd $ Rix 1.95 er hour; and the balance of all permanent
Town employees, a 10% increase.
There being no further business to come before the meeting, it
regularly moved, seconded and carried that the meeting adourn.
Mayor
Attest:
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