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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMINUTES Town Board 1956-07-0974 frotun of itotto Park, Larimer County, Colorado, July 9 , 19 .56 eul Minutes of a rgarmeetMg 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. 9th July day of , A. D. 19.5_6_ at regular meeting hour. Clarence A. Graves Meeting called to order by Mayor Present: Mayor Clarence A. Graves Trustees: N.L. Bartlett, Henry Dannels, Ronald Brodie, Charles Herzog, John Ramey, Richard Snart. Also Present: Verne H. Fanton, Town Clerk. Minutes of the regular meeting held on June 25, read and approved as read. Trustee Ramey moved that the following bills be allowed and paid and that the Clerk be authorized. to draw warrants for same: Trustee Herzog seconded the motion: Acme Sanitary Supply Co.,supplies $ 15.55 Armco Metal Products, supplies 37.4.4 Chilson & McCreary, services 158.50 Colorado .State :Patrol, services 705 Conny's Motor Co. services 211.82 Continental Oil Co. supplies 281.91 Denver Oxygen Co. supplies 2.91 E.P. Garage, service 86,26 E.P. Hardware, supplies 31.02 E.P. Lumber, supplies 165.73 E.P. Plumbers, services 19.04 E.P. Signs, services 104.00 E.P. Trail, printing 173.68 Farmers Implement Co. supplies 5.54 C.M. Fulton, services 15.00 George Cake Co. supplies 3.13 C.A. Graves,- supplies 45.50 Gregory's, supplies 14.80 Griffith Lumber, supplies 65.64 Hendrie & Bolthoff, supplies 1.3.93 C.F. Hix,,Agent, premium 35.00 Conoco Service Station, service 21.95 Duckett Oil Co. supplies 225.62 Macdonald Equipment Co. supplies 111.10 Mine & Smelter Supply, supplies 7.13 Mobil Service Station, service 26.60 Telephone Co., service 27.25 Murray .Motor Co. service 5.30 Norman Kuhlman, 10.00 Noyes & Son, services 217.90 Lee Parker, services 29.25 Petty Cash 18.95 Power Equipment Co. supplies 26.1.5 Sanitary Specialties Co. supplies 25.60 Seybold Service Station, service 66.92 F.W. Welpert, services 226.55 Ziegler Service, supplies 92.00 Wages & Salaries 4,254.15 Water Dept, operating expenses 3,852.45 Light & Power Dept. expenses 21,436.37 Upon roll call said motion unanimously. carried. Mr. James Gorman and Mr. Russell Millett appeared before the Board, ex- plained the increased use of Lake Estes for water skiimg, and ask that the Town install an additional dock and ski jump, at an estimated cost of $ 250.00. There was no objection to the proposal and the matter was turned to Trustee Herzog for final action. A letter from the Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Recreation District was read to the Board, asking that any funds from cigarette tax revenue, not pledged for other purposes, be given to the District. The Clerk reported that $ 4,000.00 plus interest, had been pledged to pay construction costaof barns at Stanley Park, built last year. The Clerk was instructed to infor the District that there were no funds available at this time. 375 Mann of egtet4 Vark, 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: In accordance with the action taken at the last meeting, Trustee Herzog introduced the following entitled Ordinance and moved that it be adopted: AN OREINANCE LICENSING AND REGULATING SOLICITORS BY TELEPHONE" Said Ordinance was then read in full. Upon roll call said Ordinance was duly pas sed and adopted by the following vote: Those voting "Yes" and in favor of the Ordinance, Trustees Bartlett, Brodie, Dannels, Herzog, Ramey and Snart. Those voting "No", none. Whereupon Mayor Graves declare said Ordinance adopted, ordered it numbered 163 and published according to law. A letter from the Brinwood Hotel was read to the Board offering a. payment of $ 50.00 for the use of the city dump for the current year. The Board instructed the Clerk to inform the Hotel. that the fee for this year was fixed at $ 75.00 and must be paid, that the Hotel Association had been invited to review the charges with the Board, but had not done so, an that the Board was willing to re -consider the fees for next year. Trustee Bartlett reported on the meeting of the street and alley committee. The Committee recommended that a loading zone not be approved in front of the Martin Laundromat, that other loading zones not be put in operation for this season, and that a drawing be prepared showing the footage of curb being used by the service stations on Elkhorn Ave. The committee considered a proposal for the construction of a steel building to serve as a garage and shops for the street and water departments, and ask that further information be obtained. The Committee recommended that the Town purchase 1500 ton of oil paving agregrate from Hubner Construction Co. at $ 1.10 per ton. Trustee Dannels so moved. Trustee Ramey seconded the motion. Upon roll call said motion unanimously carried. Mayor Gr5ves presented a proposal from Joe Haller and a proposal from Prange & Mason, .for the construction of 16 stall barn at Stanley Park. The proposals were txxn ten.ered to The Estes Park Rodeo Association, referred to the Council for approval and payment, with the recommendation that the proposal of Joe Haller be accepted. Trustee Herzog moved that the Board approve the proposal of Jos Haller to build the bars at a cost of $ 110.00 per stall, providing, the maximum amount to be paid by the Town shall not be more than $ 1600.00, and providing further, that no future improvements at Stanley Park will be approved until the executed contract between the Estes Park Rodeo Associatienand the Arabian Horse Club, is filed with the Town. Trustee Ramey seconded the motion. Upon roll call said motion unanimously carried. The Clerk ask the opinion of the Board as to whether or not an amusement license should be applied to am establishment that has a liquor or beer occupation license. The opinion of the Board was that it should not. There being no further business to come before the meeting, it was regularly moved, seconded and carried that the meeting adjourn. e/