HomeMy WebLinkAboutMINUTES Town Board 1953-06-08tfrobitt of Coto Park, Larimer County, Colorado, June 8
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County, Colorado. Meeting held in the Town Hall in said Town of Estes Park on the
day of June , A. D. 19.53._ at regular meeting hour.
Meeting called to order by Mayor C1erenoe A. Graves
Present: Mayor Clarence A. Graves Trustees: G.E. Casey, Henry Dannels,
Bert J. McConnell, Jess Poling, George Watson.
Also Preenet: Lee H. Tenant, Supt. of Works
Verne H. Fanton, Town Clerk
Minutes of the regular meeting held on May 25th read and approved.
Trustee Watson moved that the following bills be allowed and paid,
and that the Clerk be authorized to draw warrants for same. Trustee
Casey seconded the motion:
The Monroe Co. supplies $ 201.60
B.J. McConnell, fees 2.00
Acme Sanitary Supply, supplies 81.71
Carson Bros. services 51.11
Liberty Truck & Pasts, supplies 21.14
Scientific supply Co. supplies )9.88
Western Oxygen Co. supplies 6.50
M.D. Harnett Co. supplies 7.50
May Company, supplies 43.31
Conny's Motor Co. services 83.93
E.P. Trail, printing 41.18
C.A. Graves, supplies 144.34
Jess Poling, supplies 15.08
Chilson & McCreary, services 51.50
Conoco Service Station, supplies 185.42
Williamsonts, supplies 30.70
Mobil Service Station, service 5.00
E.P. Lumber Co. supplies 13.80
Chamber. of Commerce, advertising 460.00
E.P. Hardware, supplies 46.11
Roy Wiest, M.D. services 5.00
W.F. Grove, supplies 2.50
Wilson Sporting Goods Co. supplies 30.80
E.P. Plumbers, supplies 118.54
S.M. Hurd, services 4.60
Mine & Smelter Supply, supplies 24.78
Wages & salaries 2,728.87
Water Dept. operating expenses 990.21
Light & Power operating eapenees 13,723.85
eting of the Board of Trustees of the Town of Estes Park, Larimer
8th
Upon roll call said motion carried by the following vote: Those
voting "Yes" Trustees Casey, Dannels, McConnell, Poling & Watson.
A committee representing the oil rand gasoline retailers and whole-
salers in Estes Park, including Mr. Luckett, Ernie Cink, Jack Seybold,
Jack Preston, and. E.R. Anderson, appeared be fore the Board and
requested the Board to repeal Ordinance No. 133, to enable 5500
gallon transports to unload at the retail service stations. After
After discussing and considering the proposal, Trustee McConnell
moved that the ordinance remain as is and not amended or repealed.
Trustee Casey seconded the motion. Upon roll call said motion
carried by the following vote: Those voting "Yes" and in favor
of the motion, Trustees Casey, Darnels, McConnell, Poling and Watson.
Mr. end Mrs. Carl Magnuson appeared before the Board and presented
a petition signed by property owners in Mount View Park area,
stateing that the present operations of the Rocky Mountain Freight
Linea at the Schwilke Dock, constituted a nuisanceand requested
that it be prohibited. The Board informed the Clerk to contact
the Town Attorney and find out what action, if any, might be taken.
With the approval of the Board, Mayor Graves ordered a "no parking"
area for 100 feet West of the lower National Park office.
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Minutes of a „meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Town of Estes Park, liarimer
County, Colorado. Meeting held in the Town Hall in said Town of Estes Park on the
day of.. , A. D. 1.9 . at regular meeting hour,
Meeting called to order by Mayon
Present: Mayor Trustees:
The Clerk presented a rtqteat from the Telephone Company to instil
a public telephone booth Adjacent to the Log Cabin Agency. The
request was approved providing the booth was placed on private
property.
The Clerk we instructed to prepsre 0 list of P13 pieces of business
in the area served with garbags collection by Gerald Reth, in order
to outline a schedule of assessments to be made by the Town, for
providing thiP service.
The Clerk expleined to the Boerd that the sigerette tex Ordinance
passed at the last meeting had not been signed or published becaus
of the complications confrorttirit the Town in securing tax stamps
end lter m chines. The earliest confirmeetion date for delteery
of stamps srtd meter machines WQS quoted ae August 1;th. The Board
considered the possibility of useing temporary gummed stemps, but
decided it would not be eptinfactory and would create an undue hard—
ship on the reteller and the wholesaler. The Board also decided
that the month of August would not be the proper time of year for
the eff ctive date of the Ordinance, therefor , Trustee Poling
moved that the Ordinance not be m de effective during the cinder
year 1953. Trustee McConnell seconded the motion. Upon roll call
seirl motion carried by the following vote: Those voting "Yes"
trustee Ceeey, Dannels, McConnell, Poling end Watson. "No" none.
Mr. Dick Statham appeared before the Board and ask permission to
uee Town light & power poles from the Gregg Hotel to the M in
street, on a temporary basis, for the purpose of instelling a
cable to exhibit a proposed community Tele Vision system. The
proposal was referred to the Light & Power Committee.
There being no further business to come before the meeting it was
r gularly moved, seconded and carried that the meeting ad urn.
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