HomeMy WebLinkAboutMINUTES Public Safety Committee 1974-07-15RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS
Public Safety Committee
July 15, 1974
Committee: Chairman Burgess; Trustees Petrocine and Sutter
Attending: Chairman Burgess; Trustee Petrocine and Sutter
Also Attending: Town Administrator Hill, Policd Chief Ault
Absent: None
ESTES PARK BANK - REQUEST FOR NO PARKING:
Mr. Charles Hix appeared before the Committee and requested "No Parking"
in front of the bank's drive -up facility on Cleave Street. The Committee
recommends the request be denied and suggests the placement of white parking
strips in front of the drive -up facilities.
The Committee also discussed the removal of the 5-minute parking in front
of the bank on Elkhorn Avenue. The Municipal Code does not provide for a
5-minute zone. This 5-minute zone will be removed and used as regular parking.
STATE HEALTH DEPARTMENT - MUNICIPAL JAIL:
The State Health Department has examined the municipal jail as per attached
letter. All suggestions are being considered by the Committee.
GOVERNOR'S CONFERENCE:
Chief Ault reported on a conference called by Governor Vanderhoof to discuss
standards for all law enforcement agencies.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned.
Dale G. Hill, Town Administrator
APPROVED .
JUL 22 1974 I
room OF ESTES P:, ;i(
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
4210 EAST 11TH AVENUE • DENVER, COLORADO 80220 • PHONE 388-6111
Edward G. Dreyfus, M.D., M.P.H.. Executive Director
'June 26, 1974
Mr. Harry Tregent, Mayor
Mr. Robert Ault, Chief of Police
211 E. Elkhorn Avenue
Estes Park, Colorado 80517
Gentlemen:
An environmental survey of the Estes Park City Jail was made on
April 18, 1974, by Mr. Bill Taylor and Mr. Carl Hinrichs of this
department, and Chief Ault. The jail, in the recently constructed
municipal building, has three male cells and one female or juvenile
cell, made entirely of concrete. Some interior construction work
(lockers, cabinets, storage closets, food service) was not com
pleted and is included in the following outline of deficiencies
found not in compliance with the Colorado Department of Health's
Sanitary Standards and Regulations for Penal Institutions:
Section 6.2 Durable, cleanable trash containers are not provided.
Section 8.7
The cells each have 63 square feet and two bunks, and
when filled to capacity, will be overcrowded, and with
prolonged confinements, problems could result. Although
the average stay in the past has been 3-5 days, it is
our understanding efforts will be made for expedient
transfers to the county jail or other appropriate
facilities as per laws regarding alcoholics and juveniles.
Section 8.8 Dayroom area.is not provided at the present time, but
according to Chief Ault, the two bull pens could be
equipped with tables and chairs for dayroom use or
additional confinement use.
Section 8.9 The single cell available for female or juvenile use
does not permit the separation of prisoners that are ill,
infested with vermin or for various required segregation
of inmate types. Alternate use of dayroom areas and
present occupant load demands minimizes a problem in
this regard.
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Section 10.5 Storage facilities for prisoner's property, linen,
bedding, and other items are insufficient and have not
yet been built.
Section 12.2 f. A slop sink, for the disposal of mop water and
similar wastes, was not noted in the jail or on plans
of the jail.
Section 13.2 An approved menu was not available but is included as
attachment for use as guideline in placing food orders
end to properly handle food complaints.
Section 13.3 If the jail institutes a food service program utilizing
frozen meals, a food preparation and clean up area with
appropriate facilities must be provided. The facilities
would include a three compartment sink for washing and
sanitizing dishes and utensils, adequate shelves, counters,
and cabinets for the preparation and storage of food and
utensils, and smooth, washable finishes on working
surfaces and wells. If single service dishes and flat-
ware are used, a two compartment sink is permissible.
Section 14.1 Towels, soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, and other items
of personal hygiene were not provided for individual use.
Deficiencies noted were not significantly hazardous because of present
limited use but are called to your attention for your consideration and
appropriate action.
However, if there are questions, detailed information should be secured
from the Larimer County Health Department.
Sincerely,
Edwa5 I
rd G. Dr. fus, M.D., M.P.H.
Executive Director
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T00THBR tHES :
P-42 41- tuft adult toothbrush, 4-row, mnitituft, straight trim,
r —3 co?or5;-'rnd+ ui�ua rapred.
P-27 27- tuft junior toothbrush, 3-row, muitituft, straight trim,
_3-colors— diTtd;.,, apy,d
Order: Anchor Brush Co.
Aurora, Illinois 60605
TOOTHPASTE:
Crest 1 3/4 oz. regular, minimum of 72 to a case.
Order: Proctor & Gamble Professional Services Division
P.O. Box 599
Cincinatti, Ohio 45202
FLOXL I TE:
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Order:
$ 9.79/gr.
$ 8.00/cgsc
Standard flashlight - olive right angle $ 2.50/ez,
Mouth mirror (31/2") 3.25/ea.
Floxite Company, Inc.
P.O. Box 1094
Niagra Falls, hew York 14303
DISCLOSI;:G T;. LEETS:
X-Pose ldaiers in cellophone
Order:
FLOSS:
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Amurol Products Co.
P.O. box 303
Naperville, Illinois 605410
Uni•+axed - 4 yrds per sample,' 30 per box
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Johnson's Dental Floss
P.O. Lox 372
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