HomeMy WebLinkAboutMINUTES Town Board 1997-05-27Town of Estes Park,Larimer County,Colorado,May 27,1997
Minutes of a Regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Town of
Estes Park,Larirner County,Colorado.Meeting held in the Municipal
Building in said Town of Estes Park on the 27 day of May,1997.Meeting
called to order by Mayor Robert L.Dekker.
Present:Mayor Robert L.Dekker George J.Mix
Mayor Pro Tern Susan I.Doylen WilliamJ.Marshall
Jeff Barker I.Donald Pauley
John Baudek
Also Present:Gary F.Klaphake,Town Administrator
Deputy Clerk Kuehl
Absent:Gregory A.White,Town Attorney
Mayor Dekker called the meeting to order at 7:32 p.m.
PUBLIC INPUT.
No public input.
CONSENT CALENDAR.
1.Town Board Minutes dated May 13,1997.
2.Bills.
3.Committee Minutes:
A.Public Works,May 22,1997.
B.Planning Commission,May 20,1997 (acknowledgment only).
It was moved and seconded (Hix-Pauley)the consent calendar be
approved,and it passed unanimously.
ACTION ITEMS.
l.A.Lake Front St.&Parking Lot Reconstruction -Approval of
Budget Expenditure.Public Works Director Linnane explained
the budget contains $55,000 for paving of the Fisherman’s Nook
Parking Lot including the portion of Lake Front St.at the
entrance to the 1t next to the Lake Estes Trail.This design
has been approved by Staff and EVRPD.To complete this
project by July 4,Staff requested a design-build contract and
contacted Connell Resources to supply unit prices.Connell
has provided competitive,quality work on many Town projects
during the past eight years.Administrator Kiaphake noted
this area,included in the negotiations for the Fire Station
location,belongs to the Bureau of Reclamation.The Town
agreed to pave the lot,and the Recreation District will
maintain the lot,including snow removal.Trustee Doylen
added the design includes drainage improvements and three
handicapped parking spaces,which exceed the ADA requirements.
Per Trustee Hix’s suggestion,street lights will be included
in this project.It was moved and seconded (Marshall-Pauley)
the agreement with Connell Resources be approved for $49,560,
plus contingency equal to $55,000 for construction of the
parking lot on Lake Front St.and Lake Estes Trail,and it
passed unanimously.
1.3.Parks Dept.Vehicles -Approval of Budget Expenditure.
Director Linnane requested approval for the purchase of two
vehicles:a Cushman three-wheel truckster and a Cushman f our
wheel drive truck.Bids were received from the only Cushman
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franchised dealer in the area,L.L.Johnson Distributing Co.:
Bid Budget
3-wheel Truckster $12,604.00 $13,500.00
4-wheel drive truck $18,818.00 $19,500.00
with Trade-in $1,800.00
Due to the minimal trade-in on the truckster,the current
truckster will be retained and retrofitted with a spreader box
and sprayer.Parks Supt.Speedlin presented the requirements
for these vehicles,including horsepower,payload,and
maneuverability.After comparison with similar styles and
models,it was concluded that Cushman produced the specialty
vehicles required.It was moved and seconded (Doylen-Hix)the
purchase of the turf truck at $12,604.00 and the full cab
truck at $18,818.00,less $1,800.00 trade-in,from L.L.
Johnson Distributing be accepted,and it passed unanimously.
l.C.Water Dept.Policy and Procedure Manual -Approval.Director
Linnane reported that the Water Dept.Policy and Procedure
Manual consists of items removed from the Municipal Code in an
effort to streamline the Code.The proposed manual was
reviewed noting some of the proposed changes.It was moved
and seconded fBarker-Hix)the Water Dept.Policy and Procedure
Manual be approved and adopted by reference during the
Municipal Code revision process,and it passed unanimously.
Administrator Klaphake explained that each department head is
responsible for keeping manuals current,and that official
copies of all manuals will be located in the Town Clerk’s
office.
1.D.Street Dept.Chip Seal -Request to Proceed with Test Project.
Director Linnane requested the 1997 Street Improvement Project
include a 21,500 sq.yd.test of Chip Seal on the following
streets:Aspen Ave.,Castle Mountain Rd.,Driftwood Ave.,
First St.,Fourth St.,Hillside Ln,and Park View Ln.Chip
Seal has been used in the past,and provides extra traction
using a larger rock aggregate size.Technology improvements
in this process have eliminated the flying rock problem
through a fogseal process which bonds the rock to the asphalt.
Bids were requested from three contractors including Bestway
Paving and Western Mobile,and one bid was received from A-l
ChipSeal Co.,Broomfield.Original price was $1.40 sq.yd.
and negotiated to $1.10 per sq.yd.,which is competitive with
slurry seal.The work will be completed by late June.It was
moved and seconded (Doylen-Hix)the bid from A-i ChipSeal Co.
for $23,650 be accepted,and it passed unanimously.The
remaining budget,$73,650,will include the overlay portion of
the Street Improvement Project in September.
2.Estes Park Senior Center Renovation -Grant Award Submittal.
Mayor Dekker reported a letter of intent was submitted to the
State of Colorado for renovation of the Senior Center.
Trustee Marshall,the Board’s liaison to the Senior Center,
reported that the request was for $150,000.The State
confirmed they may grant $100,000,which is to be matched by
the Town and the Senior Center for a total of $300,000 (actual
dollar share will be defined at a later date).Total cost of
the project,including furnishings and kitchen,is estimated
to be $400,000 to $450,000.Administrator Klaphake added that
the grant is contingent upon the submittal of the proper grant
application and the scheduling of public hearings.Work
cannot begin until these requirements are met.Mayor Dekker
commended Senior Center President Don Tebow,Trustee Marshall,
and Administrator Klaphake for their diligence in pursuing
this grant.
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3.A.Special Event Liquor License Permit filed by American Legion
Post 119.Administrator Kiaphake noted this application was
in order.It was moved and seconded (Doylen-Hix)the Special
Event Permit for July 4,1997,be approved,and it passed
unanimously.
3.3.Special Event Liquor License Permit filed by the Lions Club.
Administrator Kiaphake noted this application was in order.
It was moved and seconded (Nix-Doylen)the Special Event
Permits for July 8,12,&13,1997,be approved,and it passed
unanimously.
4.Town Administrator’s Report.The June 10 meeting will include
several public hearings,and the June 24 meeting is canceled.
The Fire Station construction contract remains open pending
niinor change orders and warranty work along with the
landscaping.
Trustee Mix announced his completion of the Citizen Police Academy,
commended the Police Department for their efforts both on the
street and in the classroom,and urged all citizens to participate
in this valuable program.Trustee Marshall received CPR
certification through classes offered by the Fire Department,and
recommended involvement in this life-saving training.
Mayor Dekker adjourned the
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