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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMINUTES Town Board 1952-12-08Totnn of O$to 1park, Larimer County, Colorado, December 8 Minutes of a regular County, Colorado. Meeting held in the Town Hall in said Town of Estes Park on the. day of December,A.D.19___52.atregular meeting hour. Meeting called to order by Mayor Clarence A. Graves ,19_-SZ.. meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Town of Estes Park, La rimer 8th Present° Mayor Clarence Graves Trustees: G.E. Cagey, Henry Dannels, Charles L. Herzog, Bert J. McConnell, Jess Poling, George H. Watson. Also Present: Verne H. Fenton, Town Clerk Absent: None. Minutes of the regular meeting held on November 24th, read and approved as read. Trustee McConnell moved that the following bills be allowed and paid, and that the Clerk be authorized to draw warrants for s_are. Trustee Herzog seconded the motion: Conoco Service Station, service 29.30 Estes Park Ice & Fuel, fuel 76.60 Conny's Motor Company, service Morey Mercantile Co. supplies 150.2f+28.40 Western Oxygen Co., supplies 2L1.80 Light & Power Dept. power 185.04 Estes Park Hardware, supplies 3.2 Estes Park Lumber, supplies 9.40 Estes Park Trail, printing 5.85 Liberty Trucks & Parts, supplies 31.93 Thompson Pipe & Steel, supplies 111.89 Hendrie & Bolthoff, supplies 16.69 Colorado State Patrol, supplies 2.70 Jess Poling, supplies 23.36 Wages &.salaries 1,299.58 Water Dept. operating expenses 1,d24.13 Light & Power. Dept. operating expenses 10,677.28 Upon roll call said motion carried by the following vote: Those voting "Yes" Trustees Casey, Dannels, Herzog, McConnell, Poling and Watson. Those voting "No" none. Mr. A. Walter Lawson, chairman of the Board of County Commissioners, Mr. Glenn Taylor of the Bureau of Reclamation and Mr. Fred Clatworthy of the Chamber of Commerce, appeared before the Board. Mr. Lawson'ex- plained that the Commissioners were planning on entering into an agree- ment with the Bureau of Reclamation, to administer the recreation on and around the several lakes in Larimer County, created by the Big Thompson project, and ask whether or not the Town of Estes Park in- tended to take over Lake Estes direct from the Bureau of Reclamation. If so, Larimer County would omit Lake Estes from its reement, if not, Lake Estes would be included in Larimer County's agreement. Mr. Taylor stated that the Bureau of Reclamation would enter into an agreement either with the Town or the County. Details of the proposi- tion were discussed at length. Mayor Graves appointed the Parks Com- mittee, Trustees Herzog and Casey, to secure the contents of such an agreement and present it the the Board with recommendations. The platted street along the South of Block Six, Hupp Addition, Town of Estes Park, never having been designated by name, Trustee Watson moved that the street be officially designated, "Wiest Drive". Trustee Casey seconded the motion. Upon roll call said motion carried by the follxc ing vote: Those voting "Yes' Trustees Casey, Dannels, Herzog, McConnell, Poling and Watson. "No" none. The Clerk presented the liquor license applications of O.M. Nagl and Clyde R. Monzingo that were on file from previous meetings. Also a new liquor license application together with a 3.2% beer license application, submitted by Warren C. Davie. !OtUn of shoe Park, Larimer County, Colorado, 19 Minutes of a 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........................e, day of , A. D. 19 at regular meeting hour. Meeting called to order by Mayor Present: Mayor Trustees: Following the discussion by the Board, Trustee Casey moved that the applications of O.M. Nagl and that of Clyde R. Monzingo be approved. Trustee Dannels seconded the motion. Upon roll call said motion was defeated and said applications rejected by the following vote: Those voting "Yes" and in favor of approval, Trustees Casey, Dannels and Watson. Those voting "No" and in favor of rejecting, Trustees Herzog, McConnell and Poling. Whereupon the Clerk declared the vote to be a tie, and ask Mayor Graves to cast the decidxing vote. Mayor Graves voted "No", and the motion was lost. Trustee McConnell then moved that the liquor license application of Warren C. Davie be rjected end not approved. Trustee Casey seconded the motion. Upon roll call said motion carried and said license re— jected by the following vote: Those voting "Yes" Trustees Casey, Dannels, Herzog, McCennell, Poling and Watson. Those voting "No" none. Trustee Poling then moved that the 3.2% beer license application of Warren C. Davie be rejected and not approved. Trustee Dannels seconded the motion. Upon roll call said motion carried and said license rejected by the following vote: Those voting "Yes" Trustees Casey Dannels, Herzog, McConnell, Poling and Watson. Those voting "No" none. The Clerk presented a proposed budget and Approiation Ordinance, covering the Town's operations for the colander year 1953. All items of income and expense in all departments, were studied and discussed by the Board and several changes made by the Board. Whereupon Trustee Poling manta introduced the following entitled Ordinance and moved that it be passed and adopted: ANNUAL APPROPRIATION ORDINANCE FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING JANUARY 1, 1953 AND ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1953. Trustee Watson seconded the motion. Upon roll call said motion passed and said Ordinance adopted by the following vote: Those voting "Yee" Trustees Casey, Dannels, Herzog, McConnell, Poling and Watson. Those voting "No" None. Whereupon Mayor Graves declared said Ordinance passed and adopted, ordered it numbered 136 and published according to law. Trustee Watson moved that the Light & Power Department contribute $ 500.00 toward the Chamber of Commerce, in addition to the $ 46o.Co budgeted by the General Fund. Trustee Casey seconded the motion. Upon roll call said motion unanimously carried. The Clerk read a letter addressed to the Board from the Estes Park Hotel Association, asking the Town to disignate "no parking" zones in front of the three hotels on main street, for the convenience of hotel patrons. The matter was turned to Trustee Poling to interview the hotel owners involved. There being no further business to come beofre the meet"ng, it was regularly moved, seconded and carried that the meetin / djourn. 410 Attest: Town C