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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMINUTES Public Works Committee 1985-05-16BRADFORD PUBLISHING CO., DENVER RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS / Public Works Committee May 16, 1985 Committee: Attending: Also Attending: Chairman Wood, Trustees Brown and Hix Chairman Wood, Trustees Brown and Hix Public Works Director Widmer, Finance Officer Vavra, Clerk O'Connor Absent: Town Administrator Hill FIRE DEPARTMENT TROPHY CASE - REQUEST TO PLACE IN MUNICIPAL BUILDING LOBBY: Helen Rumley appeared before the Committee requesting permission to place a trophy case (which the wives commissioned) in the lobby of the Municipal Building which was built for the Estes Park Volunteer Fire Department. The case will be locked at all times and maintained by the Fire Department wives. The Committee recommends approval of Ms. Rumley's request to place the Fire Department Trophy Case in the lobby area of the Municipal Build- ing. CEMETERY AGREEMENT - DISCUSSION: The Committee met with the following representatives of the Estes Valley Memorial Gardens, Inc.: Catherine Haughey, Russell Hanson, Walter Gurley and Robert Meyer. Estes Valley Memorial Gardens is proposing to build a cemetery on a 6-acre site located at the southeast corner of the Town's Fish Hatchery Property. The 6-acre parcel is a portion of the 80 acres the Town now owns at the Fish Hatchery. Approximately 800/1,200 people would be accommodated per acre of land. An informal survey was taken which indicated 274 residents were in favor of a cemetery in Estes Park. The same number of residents stated they would indeed purchase burial plots. Robert Meyer and Tom Brown are donating their legal and surveying services. Further discussion followed with the Committee recommending this matter be taken under advisement, proceeding as expeditiously as possible. 1985 STREET IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM - REVIEW OF DETAILED PAVEMENT EVALUATION: Public Works Director Widmer submitted a memorandum revising the 1985 Street Improvement Program due to a detailed "dynaflect-based" pavement evaluation which was authorized April 18, 1985. The following changes are recommended: STREET SECTION REVISION 1. North 2. Aspen 3. Grand Ridge Lane Avenue Estates Drive 4. Pine Lane Pavement Overlay not required Reduce overlay to 1-15" Reduce overlay to 1-1" Reduce overlay to 1-1/2" COST SAVINGS $ 12,800 6,500 3,700 2,100 Total Savings $ 25,100 Evaluation Cost 2,400 Net Savings $ 22,700 BRADFORD PUBLISHING CO.. DENVER RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS Public Works Committee - May 16, 1985 - Page two The Committee recommends North Ridge Lane be omitted from the 1985 Street Improvement Program and the Revision, as submitted, be approved. PROSPECT MOUNTAIN DRAINAGE STUDY - DISCUSSION: Eight "Request for Proposals" (RFPs) were prepared and delivered; they will be submitted Monday, May 20, 1985. The Committee recommends a "special meeting" be held to conduct the consultant selection with Member Hix acting as the Committee's representa- tive and that a recommendation be made prior to the May 28, 1985 Town Board meeting. RIVERFRONT PARK - DISCUSSION: The Committee reviewed possible construction starting dates for Riverfront Park. Director Widmer informed the Committee Dr. Durward has requested construction be delayed until after Labor Day Weekend. Following discussion, the Committee recommends the starting date for construction of Riverfront Park be September 3, 1985 which will not affect the park opening date of 1986. REPORTS: The "Open House" celebrating Public Works Week will be held Saturday, May 18, 1985 at the Public Works Shop facility. All vehicles and equipment will be on display. The Crags Drive Bridge has been completed. With only minor clean-up work remaining, R. C. Heath Construction has completed Phase II of the Streetscape Project. There being no further business, the meeting adjourned. ickie O'Connor, Town Clerk MAY 2 81885 7%?ih Vt E;'•r$ PARK BOARD Oi TRUSTEES