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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMINUTES Town Board 1955-02-14tram of (Wes; a Larimer County, Colorado, February 14 , 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 __ day of F ebruary , A. D. 19 55 at regular meeting hour. Meeting called to order by Mayor Clarence A. Graves Present: Mayor Clarence A. Graves Trustees: Ronald C. Brodie, Henry Dannels, Charles Herzog, Jess Poling, George Watson. Also Present: Verne H. Fenton, Town Clerk Absent: Trustee A.G. Fisk. Minutes of the regular meeting held on January 24th, and the Special meeting held on February 4th, read and approved as read. Trustee Watson moved that the following bills be allowed and paid end that the Clerk be authorized to draw warrants for same: Trustee Dannele seconded the motion: Chilson & McCreary, services $ 150.00 Colorado Municipal League, services 65.00 Conny's Motor Co. euppliee 151.09 Continental Oil Co. supplies 106.28 R.T. Davis, contract 1,825.00 Power Equipment Co. supplies 9,589.25 E.P. Lumber Co. supplies 13.52 E.P. Plumbers, services 38.99 E.P. Trail, printing 45.82 C.A. Graves, supplies 2.64 Griffith Lumber Co. supplies 7.98 Ken's Service Station, service 68.63 Larimer County, plates 194.50 Mobil Service Station, service 16.10 Mountain States Telephone Co. service 20.10 Nicholas & Lowell Co. cervices 380.00 Noyes & Son, services 67.50 Poling `'lectric, supplies 166.67 State Compensation Insurance, 336.00 Light & Power Dept., power 295.29 Wesco Steel Co. supplies 70.99 Western Oxygen Co. supplies 17.25 Wages & salaries 1,211.50 Water Dept. operating expenses 2,152.38 Light & Power, operating expenses 24,816.54 Upon roll call said motion unanimously carried. Mr. Dolias Tanton, representing the Estes Park Chamber of Commerce, appeared before the Board, and ask permission to use a mobil loud- speaker on the streets, to advertise special events at Stanley Park. The Board decided that in each instance, application for such use must be made to the Mayor, and his approval obtained for specified use. In accordance with past legal publications end hearings, Trustee Dannele introduced the following entitled Ordinance and moved that it be adopted AN OR➢INANCE AONING THE TOWN OF ESTES PARK, COLORADO AND REPEALING ORDINANCES NUMBER 115, 117, 121, 127, and 140 OF THE TOWN OF ESTES PARK, COLORADO. Trustee Poling seconded the motion. Said Ordinance was then read in full. Upon roll call said motion was passed and said Ordinance adopted by the following vote: Those voting "Yes" Trustees Brodie, Dannels, Herzog, Poling and Watson. Those voting "No" none. Whereupon Mayor Graves declared said Ordinance pas"ed and adopted, ordered it numbered 152 and published according to law. In accordance with the action taken at the last regular meeting, Trustee Dannele introduced the following entitled Ordinance and moved that it be adopted: AN ORDINANCE VACATING A PORTION OF ALPINE ROAD IN GRAND ESTATES ADDITION TO THE TOWN OF ESTES PARK, COLORADO. 304 ot osteci 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. day of „ ., A. D. 19 . at regular meeting hour. Meeting called to order by Mayor. Present: Mayor Trustees: Trustee Poling seconded the motion. Said Ordinance was then read in full. Upon roll cell said motion carried and said Ordinance passed by the following vote: Those voting "Yee" Trusteee Brodie, Dannels, Herzog, Poling and Watson. Those voting "No" none. Whereupon Mayor Graves declared said Ordiance passed and adopted, ordered it numbered 153 Ind published according to law. In accordance with previous Board discussion, Trustee Poling introduced the following entitled Ordinance and moved that it be adopted: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 8 OF THE ORDINANCES OF THE TOWN OF ESTES PARK, COLORADO, PASSED, AND ADOPTED ON SEPTEMBER 10, 1917, ENTITLED "AND ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING FIRE LIMITS AND CONCERNING FIRES AND THE PREVENTION THEREOF WITHIN SUCH LIMITS AND WITHIN -THE TOWN OF ESTES PARK", A3 SAID ORDINANCE WA3 AMENDED BY ORDINANCE PASSED AND ADOPTED OCOBER 8, 1923 AND BY ORDINANCE PASSED AND ADOPTED JANUARY 27, 1917. Trustee Herzog seconded the motion. Said Ordinance was then read in full. Upon roll eel' said Ordinance and said motion was passed by the following vote: 'Those voting "Yes" Trustees Brodie, Dannels, Herzog, Poling end Watson. Those voting No none. Whereupon Mayor Graven declered said Ordinance passed and adopted, ordered it numbered 154, and published according to law. In discussing the method of collecting garbage end trash and the op- eration of the city dumpi for the coming season, Trustee Poling and the Town Clerk were authorized to aok for proposals for the opration from all interested parties. A letter from the Chamber of Commerce was read to the Board, suggesting that the Board ett a policy for the use of Stanley park, whereby a local non-profit organization sponsoring an event could share in a portion of the profits from the event. The proposal was turned to Trustee Brodie for action. trustee Poling discussed various street and alley proposals. The Board agreed to have the alleyback of Block 2 surveyed and estimated of excevation prepared. Also that the area around the Town. Garege should be cleaned up and fills made. Trustee Herzog reported that the Chamber of Commerce was not in favor of having public telephone booths placed in. front of the building. The Board authorized Trustee Herzog to proceed with plans to have the Elk- horn Ave. parking lot marked and painted for individual parking. Meyor Graves reported that he and the pollee depattment were having considerable trouble with the Maegreagor cattle running at large within the Town. With the spproval of the Boerd, Mayor Graven emphized the fret that the Ordinance, policy and regulations of the Town, with re- gard to collection of monies, must be strictly complied with, and em- ployees charged with collections are instructed end supported by the Board, accordingly. There being no further business, it was regularly moved, eo.nd.ed and carried thst the m tting adjourn. Attest: Mayor