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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 14th
day of Dec. , A. D. 19 56 at regular meeting hour.
Meeting called to order by Mayor Pro Tem, Charles Herzog
Present: MayorPro .Tem, Chas. Herzognstees: N.L. rtlett, Ronald
Brodie, Henry Dannels, John Ramey, Richard Snart.
Also Present: Verne H. Fanton, Town Clerk
Absent: Mayor Clarence A. Graves.
This special meeting called by Mayor Clarence A. Graves, for the
primary purpose of meeting with the Board of Directors of The Rocky
Mountain Metropolitan Recreation District, regarding the possibility
of the District acquiring the Estes Park Golf and County Club pro-
perty. Also on the enda for this meeting was the matter of trans-
fering o erehip of the Timberline liquor license.
The Clerk presented the application of Mr. Dale Simmons for the
transfer of the Timberline liquor license,together with 2 letters of
reference and a credit report from the applicants former place of
residence. After review, Trustee Brodie moved that the application
be approved. Trustee Dannels seconded the motion. Upon roll call
said motion carried b the following vote: Those voting "Yes" Trustees
Bartlett, Brodie, Dannels, Herzog and Ramey. Those voting "No" none.
(Trustee Snart had not yet arrived at the meeting)
Directors E.E. Altick, A.L. Vaughn, Edgar Stopher, and J.O. Mall, of
the Recreation District were present, together with Charles Kremenak
and Attorney for the District Herbert Miller. Mr. Altick opened the
discussion and stated that the Recreation District would be willing
to accept a long term lease on the Country Club property at a token
rental fee, and operate the golf course and club house. If such a
lease were effected, the District intended to place a bond issue on
the ballot in the election to be held on June 4th, 1957, for the
improvement of the golf course, with the possibility of including
the construction of a swimming pool or other improvements in the bond
issue. Open discussion was conducted by all present regarding various
phases of the proposal, including enlarging the course to 18 holes
and the status of the air strip. As a conclusion, all members of the
Board of Trustees spoke individually, each a ressing a favorable
opinion toward the proposal, providing an acceptable lease could be
presented.
There being no further business, the meeting adjourned.
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