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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMINUTES Estes Park Urban Renewal Authority 1989-10-19BRADFORD PUBLISHING CO.RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS Estes Park Urban Renewal Authority ^October 19, 1989 Commissioners: Attending; Also Attending: Absent: Charles H. Phares, J. Donald Pauley Edward B. Pohl, Milt Ericson, Jim Godbolt Pieter Hondius, Gary F. Klaphake Chairman Phares, Commissioners Pauley Hondius, Klaphake V. Rodney Hallberg, Attorney Robert Aiken, Entertainment Manager Technical Planner Bob Joseph Secretary Heifner Commissioners Pohl, Ericson, Godbolt Executive Director Anderson Chairman Phares called the meeting to order at 8:30 a.m. Minutes of the October 5, 1989 regular meeting were approved as prepared. BILLS It was moved and seconded (Pauley-Hondius) the bills be paid. Motion carried. Regarding Attorney Windholz's invoice. Chairman Phares will discuss with Director Anderson, the need to segregate the Town1s and Authority's legal expenses with respect to the bond issue. TREASURER'S REPORT Commissioner Klaphake requested the September Treasurer's Report be accepted into the record. LIAISON Jim Kreidle/Kirchner Moore & Company informed Commissioner Klaphake that when market conditions are favorable, the firm is prepared to sell bonds immediately. AUTHORITY BUSINESS 1989 Family Festival Report - Robert Aiken, Entertainment Manager reviewed his 1989 Family Festival Report with the Board. Mr. Aiken noted the following; 1) $7,850.00 of the $12,495.00 entertainment budget was paid to local performers; _ 2) Performances at Tregent Park were not successful, f various reasons; t . 3) More promotion is needed to publicize events; ... 4) Consider the possibility of fewer events with better promotion, i.e. jazz festivals every Friday, childrens festivals 0n Sa5^rTheli will' be a lack of peaestrian traffic at Riverside Plaza until appropriate signs are placed to direct visitors to the Plaza, and the riverwalk system is extended. 6) Favors a Bond Park pavilion. Ram's Liquor Store - Recmest for Additional Relocation Expensy - Attorney Hallberg, representing the owners of Ram s addressed the Board regarding an amended claim for addition relocation expenses. The owners are requesting $8'j36.3.*°° a referred to in the Relocation Administrator's recommendation and a rent subsidy of $10,970.00 over a anticipatedrent increase from Ram's original location to their anticipat relocation at the Mountain Man building. In justifying the BRADFORD PUBLISHING CO.RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS Estes Park Urban Renewal Authority - October 19, 1989 - page two amended claim, Attorney Hallberg requested the Board consider the first move as temporary, (allowed in the Relocation Manual with prior permission), as no other sites were available at the time of relocation. He also expressed concern with wording in the Manual regarding businesses who were not in the District when the Plan was adopted. This could effect other relocated businesses in the future. It was moved and seconded (Pauley-Hondius) the matter be tabled until the November 2, 1989 Board meeting to allow the Relocation Committee and Board members to further consider this amended relocation claim. Motion carried. East Corridor Riverwalk Construction Materials^ - Staff solicited proposals from local excavating firms to stockpile rock for use in stabilizing the East Corridor Riverwalk riverbank. Based upon equipment/labor availability, amount of time to complete the work, and cost. Staff recommends Jim's Wrecker Service, d/b/a Jim s Construction Materials & Excavation. Planner Joseph read Resolution No. 133 (EPURA Authorizing a Contract to Stockpile River Rocks to be Used in the East Corridor Riverwalk Construction Project) whereupon it was moved and seconded (Klaphake-Hondius) Resolution No. 133 be adopted. Motion carried. STAFF The Water and Parks Departments are winterizing the pump system in Riverside Plaza. A preliminary geotechnical report on the East Corridor Riverwalk is expected today from Chen Northern/Denver. Staff has received the bulk of East Corridor Riverwalk survey work from VanHorn Engineering & Surveying. Staff has met with property owners along the Riverwalk concerning requests for easements. All contacts have been favorable. Weber Design and Sign Systems, Inc. are progressing with Riverwalk sign fabrication. There being no further business. Chairman Phares adjourned the meeting at 9:40 a.m. Donna Heifner, Secretary