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1954
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.
day of. September .. , A. D. 19.4__ at regular meeting hour.
Meeting called to order by Mayor Clarence A. Graves
13th
Present: Mayor Clarence A. Graves Trustees: Henry Dannels, A.G. Fisk,
Charles Herzog, Jess Poling, George Watson.
Also Present: Verne H. Fanton, Town Clerk
Absent: Trustee Ronald C. Brodie.
Minutes of the regular meeting held on the 23rd day of August, read
and approved as read.
Trustee Watson moved that the following bills be allowed and paid and
that the Clerk be authorized to draw warrants for same: Trustee
Poling seconded the motion:
Acme Sanitary Supply Co: supplies 71.38
Armco Metal Products, supplies 109.23
Auto Parts Co. supplies 12.41
Colorado State Patrol, service 2.15
Conny's Motor Co. service 46.14
Continental 011 Co. supplies 213.86
E.P. Garage, service 96.30
E.P. Hardware, supplies 10.82
E.P. Plumbers, service 16.77
E.P. Trail, printing 75.85
Hendrie & Bolthoff, supplies 10.17
C.F. Hix, Agent, premium 73.21
Harold Hoskins Company, services 1,983.23
Ken's Conoco Service, 3.11
Loveland Awning Co. supplies 175.00
Luckett 011 Co. supplies 206.67
J.O. Mall, M.D. service 7.50
Mine & gmelter Supply, supplies 46.60
Jess Poling Electric, services 57.25
Quasebarth Motor, services 9.92
Gerald Rath, services 600.00
Seybold Service Station 2.50
Light & Power Dept. power 280.39
Western Oxygen Co. supplies 25.40
Water Dept. operating expenses 4,26 .06
Wages & salaries 4,674.78
Light & Power Dept. operating expenses 21,112.24
Upon roll call said motion carried by the following vote: Those voting
"Yes" Trustees Dannels, Fisk, Herzog, Poling & Watson. "No" none.
The Clerk reported that the owners of three tracts of land on the So. St.
Vrain, were about to file a petition to annex to the Town, the owners
being Bernard Dannels, Dorothy Campbell and Henry Dannels. The Clerk
was instructed to proceed with the legal requirements for annexation.
Mrs. Jack Preston, Mrs. Elinor Hondius, Mrs. Julian Hayden and Mrs. William
Grove, appeared before the Board, stated that it was becoming very
difficult for the Woman's Club to maintain the public Library on a
contribution basis, and ask that the Town finance the Library in the
future from general taxes. The committee stated that it would take
about $ 3,000.00 per year to operate it. Mayor Graves informed the
committee that the Board would consider the proposal and make a
decision within the next 3 months.
Mr. Everett May and Mr. Michael Mardin appeared before the Board, re—
presenting the Estes Park Rodeo Association. Mr. Marden presented and
explained a detail statement of all receipts and disbursements of the
Association for the calander year, and filed copies of same with the
Town. Mayor Graves commented on the report end thanked the committee
for their time and effort put forth during the year.
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Mot[ln of QNOeg iaar , 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
day of , A. D. 19 at regular meeting hour.
Meeting called to order by Mayor
Present: Mayor Trustees:
The Clerk presented an application from Mr. Vern Eiker to move four
small cabins to a different site on his property. The application
was turned to the Building committee for action.
Form applications for new water taps outside the corporate limts
were read from Reed Herman, Ben IElein and R.E. Bea.chley. The applica-
tions were approved under regular tap fee sch*dies.
Petitions to vacate a portion of Grand Estates Drive, and Pine Road,
both in the Grand Estates Subdivision, were presented to the Board,
signed by all abbutting property owners. Trustee Fisk moved that the
petitions be accepted and that the following entitled Ordinance be
passed and adopted:
AN ORDINANCE VACATING A PORTION OF GRAND ESTATES DRIVE AND
PINE ROAD IN GRAND ESTATES, A SUBDIVISION IN PARTS OF SECTION
19 and 30, TOWNSHIP 5 NORTH, RANGE 72 WEST OF THE 6th P.M.
Trustee Herzog seconded the motion. Upon roll call said motion passed
and said Ordinance adopted by the following vote: Those voting "Yes"
Trustees Dannels, Fisk, Herzog, Poling and Watson. Those voting "No"
none. Whereupon Mayor Graves declared said Ordinance passed and
adopted, ordered it numbered 147, and published accordingt to law.
As unfinished business, end after hearings and investigations, Trustee
Watson moved that the claim of Cliff Fulton against the Town, in the
amount of $ 1,000.00 be approved and paid. Trustee Fisk seconded the
motion. Upon roll call said motion carried by the following vote:
Those voting "Yes" Trustees Dannels, Fisk, Herzog, Poling and Watson.
Trustee Watson reported on the monthly meeting of the Light & Power
Department. Mr. Leon Sweetland and Mr. Carl Bailey of the Department
attended and discussed the issues of the meeting with the Board.
The Board instructed Mr. Sweetland to ask representatives of the
Bureau of Reclamation to meet with the Board on Sept. 27, regarding a.
new power contract. With regard to the possibility of the Town
"wheeling" power from the Bureau's power plant to the National Park
Utility area, the Board unanimously stated that it would not be
practical or feaseble. The Board approved the committee's recommendatic
to install tool box equipment od two pickups at a cost of $ 400.00.
Mayor Graves reported on the operations of the Police Department,
and stated that Kennith Aitkine had asked for another hearing regarding
his release from the Department.' The Board declared that two hearings
had been held, and nothing further would be gained from another hearing.
The Clerk presented an application from Merl Morehead to re -zone lots
12 & 10, Block 2, Bureau of Reclamation Subdivision, to C-2 Restricted
Commercial zone. The request was denied for the same reasons set forth
in previous decisions for re -zoning in this subdivision.
There being no further business to come before the meeting, it was
regularly moved, seconded and ceY.rded that the meetinga. ourn.
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AMayor