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Home My WebLink AboutPACKET Community Development 2005-05-05AGENDA TOWN OF ESTES PARK COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE May 5,2005 8:00 A.M. Preparation date: 4/27/05 Revision date: 5/2/05 MUSEUM/SENIOR CENTER DEPARTMENTS: a) ACTION ITEMS: i) None b) REPORTS: i.) Museum Bi-Monthly Report ii.) Senior Center Bi-Monthly Report 2< COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT: 0 a) ACTION ITEMS: i) Establish Fee for Preliminary Plat Time Extension Requests ii) Stanley Park - Approval of Contract for final design and production of construction bid documents for underground utilities, drainage, arena re-surfacing and final grading. iii) Contract with CES for design of Knoll/Willows viewing platform at ruins b) REPORTS: i) Monthly Building Permit Summary Report ) ~A ESTES PARK HOUSING AUTHORITY a) ACTION ITEMS: i) Request for waiver of building permit fee - Cleave St renovation project NOTE: The Community Development Committee reserves the right to consider other appropriate items not available at the time the agenda was prepared. Estes Park Housing Authority ~in,-00.-Â· 2**22:~**#yk ty+ May 5,2005 Ms. Susan L. Doylen Mr. Chuck Levin Mr. Bill Pinkham Mr. Randy Repola Dear Community Development Committee: I am writing to you today to request a waiver of the building permit fees for the Cleave Street Renovation Project. As you may know, the Estes Park Housing Authority acquired the Cleave Street Apartments in 2001. Funding for this acquisition included a grant from the Town of Estes Park in the amount of $135,000 and $100,000 from the State Division of Housing. This acquisition allowed the EPHA to provide affordable rental housing to 10 households. Funding allowed us to do the necessary repairs to the interior of the units but nothing to the exterior. The building exterior is now in need of a major face lift. We are confident this renovation will be not just an improvement to the building itself, but will also have a major impact on that entire downtown neighborhood perhaps serving as a catalyst for other Cleave Street Property owners. This project would not be possible without the support of not only the Town, but also the community. The Colorado State Division of Housing has granted us $94,000 towards this project. The Board of Realtors is donating the painting and the Town is installing the curb, gutter and sidewalk in front of the building. These financial considerations give us the opportunity to provide safe and affordable housing to families who need it. The fees were waived for the 2001 remodel and we are respectfully requesting this committee consider waiving the building permit fees and plan check fees in the amount of $2,656.09 for this much need renovation. fterely, 0 3Â«*LURL Rita Kurelja Estes Park Housing Authority ,~ (970) 577-3730 â€¢ RO. BOX 1200 â€¢ 170 MAC GREGOR AVENUE â€¢ ESTES PARK, CO 80517 â€¢ FAX (970) 586-0249 Received Date 41141 05 Town of Estes Park Permit Number 78/4 Received By ~7>10â‚¬/ Application for Building Permit Department of Building Safety 170 MacGregor Avenue P.O. Box 1200 Estes Park, CO 80517 General Information (970) 577-3731 â€¢ Inspection Line (970) 577-3731 a FAX (970) 586-0249 Job Address: 14.69 (11 eprr )r- 54-pret . Lot Size: 1075 C*ac 0-10 0 Ler: - Block: Q Subdivision: E @teÂ°%. ib-cl. Parcel #: 35 8,53-34 -@FS- Owner Name: E-616:s .Fhe-IL No<)51 ~Â·Ae#nr* Phone: 45-9-7 - 1 78 0 Address: R) Bo nap i r-70 tyRO@ FE=r Ate- aU#be k 00 8471 (City) (State) (ZiD Code) 470 Contractor/Applicant: 1?/79/- 8<sh?ctdoc. Town License #: 989 phone: 9,34 -022 Address 49png- p ma e.hAk:,71_n. Ral c 003 93(0/ o (Street) (City) (State) (Zip Code) O Residential O Non-Residential ONew Building 3OAlteration OAddition Proposed Existing Construction Occupancy Occupant Building Group: Use: Use: Height: ft. Type: Load: Number of Number of Number of Number of Number of Units: Kitchens: Stories: Bedrooms: Bathrooms: Full- 3/4- 172- Fireplace? Gas Logs? Type of Heat NC Electric Service: # Meters Electric: Overhead Water Meter YN# YN Gas Electric Y N Size: Amps: Underground Size inch # Temp Meter Y N Meters Garage (Detached / Attached) Basement (sf) 1 st Floor (sf) 2nd Floor (sf) 3rd Floor (sf) sf Fin Unfin Fin Unfin Fin Unfin Fin Unfin Porch Deck Carport sf Roofed sf No Roof sf Storage sf (Proposed Use: Master Plan Number: Fire Suppression To#Yaluations (Labor & Materials) Address: System ~ Y N $ cÂ·0 16,00-0 Describe Work/List Options: ~REPLACE 60/4 DOWS- eld-ER,be- Eec bcontractor Af-*beo,k#mâ€¢:, 4,09,< Ren,Lae/'w. 0-74 KTT' Orki Etecle (r Aâ‚¬01) %44-1~ Pooles T COn*s:, 47,19(>A Â£/ce++A.1 6,7/rlkyumb*subenctor # I certify this application is true and correct and agree to perform the work described according to plans/specifications submitted, reviewed and approved. and comply with local ordinances, state and federal laws as well as building codes. I certify that I have the property owner's authority and permission to apply for this permit. Additionally, 1 UNDERSTAND THAT I AM RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY FEES OREXPENSES INCURRED FOR PLAN REVIEW, PERMITS, INSPECTIONS AND OTHER FEES ASpD~IATED WITH THIS APPLICATION. Signatumi-1-A_i_ Da te~~~14~6--Pdn,NaI~~~AÂ¥13221_~___-___ __ *** Office Use Only *** Staff Comments: Application Information Approved Disapproved Fees Public Works Water Ught & Power Planning h. 4â‚¬9-65 41Â»46 Fire Department Building 74-{tu 46,09.7/r Setbacks Front %/ 1 6' Side KE), Rear KI~ Plan Review 1 1046>,& loning Hazards: Census # County Tax EXEMPT 1%140.6- - 1* CO Geo Wildfire Flood Â· Certificate of Occupancy Bullding Of~-~,55;~,~ Date 14 +0.*Â· 68 . â‚¬-20?'' Total Cilwi--:2/ Museum/Senior Center Services Memo TO: Community Development Committee From: Betty Kilsdonk Date: May 5,2005 Re: Museum Bi-monthly report Exhibit Opening May 13 Lost /nns ofthe Estes Park Area Opening Reception (to Nov. 20,2005) Joint reception with Art Center of Estes Park 5-7 PM Upcoming Programs May 7 Forensic Archaeology 7 PM May 17 Local Olympian Ray Fitch 1 PM May 20 Rocky Mountain Rustic program 7 pm May 22 Parade of Years Car Show 9-11 AM May 24 Early Estes Park Narratives 7 PM June 4 Friends Fundraiser: 2nd Annual Historic Homes Tour June 9 Colorado-Big Thompson Project 1 PM June 11 Identifying Mystery Photos June 14 History of the Big Thompson Canyon (field trip) June 24 An Evening with Thomas Jefferson July 4 Coolest Car Show Fundraiser (Bond Park) Museum Store Update In the first quarter of 2005, the Friends of the Museum bookstore grossed $2917 as compared to $683 in 2004, $948 in 2003, and $588 in 2002. Grant Update We are currently in the middle of a federal grant project to convert our paper collections records to a searchable database accessible to staff and researchers. Before the project began, the database contained 10,500 artifact records. From February 1 to April 1 the grant-funded data entry technician worked 266 hours and entered 2619 artifact records, for a new total of 13,119 artifact records in the database. She has also entered 1734 donor/accession records. We anticipate the technician will enter about 11,000 more artifact records by the time the project is complete. Estes Park Museum February 2005 EPM Attendance EPM Programs February gallery 2-12 Lewis & Clark 95 2-12 Methodist Mens Brkfst attendance 177 (At Methodist Church) 27 Programs/tours 406 2-17 Rotary Hydroplant talk Group meeting room use 45 at Other Side Restaurant 70 Hydroplant program 70 2-19 Imagine This! At EP Total attendance + High School 120 programs = 698 2-25 Lyman Byxbe Exhibit Opening 90 2-26 Anasazi History 74 Meetings 2-7 Estes Park Car Club 35 698 2-17 Museum Friends 10 458 - February attendance by year Facility was closed in 166 260 - February 2004 for remodel. 111 1 1 FY FY FY FY FY '01 '02 '03 '04 '05 Estes Park Museum March 2005 EPM Attendance EPM Programs March gallery 3-5 Rosie the Riveter 53 3-8 Ambassador talk Attendance 220 (Marna Rose's) 55 Programs/tours 189 3-12 Trails of Rocky Group meeting room use 65 Mountain National Park 81 Hydroplant program 12 3-25 Kiwanis talk re' Total attendance + Hydroplant (Otherside programs = 486 Restaurant) 12 Meetings 3-7 Estes Park Car Club 35 3-9 Museum Adv Board 10 3-10 Police 10 3-17 Museum Friends Bd 10 486 439 219 March attendance by year. 211 Facility was closed in March 2004 for remodel. 1 lili FY FY FY FY FY '01 '02 '03 '04 '05 Museum/Senior Center Services Merr[) To: Community Development Committee Frorn: Lori Mitchell Date: May 5,2005 Re: Senior Center Bi-Monthly Report General Operations: Meal programs continue to grow at the Senior Center with an overall increase of 353 meals year to date. The Meals on Wheels program (MOW) is showing the largest growth percentage. Year to date, the MOW are ahead of 2004 by 486 meals. Activities attendance (in numbers of units) is also ahead of 2004 by 168 visits. Front Range senior centers and church groups have scheduled visits to Estes Park Senior Center /Estes Park Museum for meals and tours for spring and summer. These groups often shop and tour the Park while here. The Senior Center received a local donation for finandal sponsorship of the coffee service. This will allow free hot beverages to those who come just for activities and programs etc. Previously, hot beverages were available for 25 cents a day and coffee was always free with meals. Catering for all Occasions will continue to manage the coffee service along with the Director. Senior Center Board: The Board is finalizing changes in their mission statement and looking at newly established vision and values statements. They are developing an accounting procedures manual and fine tuning the current endowment and investment policies. Several Board committees are adive in areas such as hospitality, fnance and endowment, public relations, activities, house and garden, newsletter and public relations, etc. Programming May is Older Americans Month and the Senior Center is offering a variety of opportunities. Programs are expanding in response to the recent activities and transportation surveys. Regular programming also continues such as Tri Fit, Tai Chi, Pinochle, Bridge, Pool, Movies, blood pressure dinics, Treasure Attic, birthday celebrations and more. May 5 Sedona" - Travel log May 6 Bring a Mother to Lunch - Mother's Day Celebration May 10 the Whitehouse Conference on Aging - Estes Park Focus Group offered by the Larimer County Office on Aging May 10 Fall Prevention - by lolanthe Oprea, PT May 11 Writing Your Life - by Mary Borg May 13 Annual Arbor Day Celebration May 16 Creative Writing Group with Celeste Lasky May 17 Educational Program on Ray Fitch - Olympian May 19 Day Trip to Lewis and Clark Exhibit May 24 Walking Healthy - by Kay Rosenthal May 25 Suicide Resource Center - program by Seniors and Law Together May 27 Dare to be 100 - Never Let Age Get in the Way of Life! - Jill Taylor of the Aspen Club Public Relations We continue to identify ways to get information to seniors. The Reel Mountain Theatre will be doing a slide on their screens about the Senior Center. The Board is working on a welcome packet, a hospitality program and new brochure materials. We are working on developing a public speaking schedule in the community. Regular news artides and radio spots continue. United Wav Site visit United Way volunteers and staff conduded their annual site visit on April 26,2005. We have budgeted for continued support from the United Way for this year. El Pomar Grant The Estes Park Senior Center applied for and received grant monies from the El Pomar Foundation for operational support forthe meal programs. We will receive $2500 for 2005 and $2500 in 2006. 1 Town of Estes Park - Estes Park Senior Center Site Use, Activities and Meal Programs through 4.30.05 Visitors to Senior Center Senior Center Activities and Programs Attendance in number of units Attendance in number of units 2003 Total = 12,510 2004 Total = 8613 2004 Total = 16,768 2005 YTD = 2444 2005 YTD = 4420 (2005 is +168 from 2004) (2005 is -79 from 2004) - 1400 20000 - 1200 â€¢ 15000 -1000 10000 - 800 â€¢ 5000 1111111111 0 - 200 111111111111 0 -- 2003 Total -Ir- 2005 YTD -+-- 2004 Total JFMAMJJASOND â€¢ 2004 Total -2005 YT[) ~ - 1400 -1200 - 500 - 1000 - Â«)0 -ILI> - 800 - 300 - 600 - 200 - 400 - 100 - 200 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 111111111111 0 JFMAMJJASOND JFMAMJJASOND -4- 2003 -*-2005 â€¢ 2004 - 2003 -2005 + 2004 ~ In House Meals Meals on Wheels 2003 Total = 8168 2003 Total = 3188 2004 Total = 4017 2004 Total = 9920 2005 YTD = 1754 2005 YTD = 2675 (2005 is +486 from 2004) (2005 is -132 from 2004) Combined Meal Totals 2003 Total = 11,356 2004 YTD = 13,937 2005 YTD = 4429 (2005 is +353 from 2004) MEMORANDUM Community Development To: Community Development Committee From: Bob Joseph +2*1 Date: 5-2-05 Subject: Stanley Park Background: Last month staff was authorized to obtain bids for resurfacing the main arena, however there were no local contractors who were able to perform the work this spring. Therefore, this work will be included in the broader scope of Phase One construction to be undertaken this fall. We now have a proposal from DSW / VHE for final design of the Phase One improvements. The fall construction will include final grading and drainage improvements, resurfacing all arenas, and installation of underground utility mains. It is expected that this work will be bid late July or early August with notice to proceed the second week of September. The engineer's estimate and authorization to go to bid will be presented to the committee at the July meeting. The involvement of both VHE and DSW in this final design is a logical continuation of professional design services first engaged through competitive proposal process undertaken last year. Continuation of this team approach will save a month to six weeks in preparation of bid documents. This will result an early fall construction start that should result in some savings in construction cost. Budget Impact: $50,000 + reimbursables Recommendation: Authorization to award DSW / VHE a contract to proceed with final design of grading, resurfacing, drainage and utility plans; including construction documents, bidding, and Construction Administration. DSW DESIGN SlUDIOS WEST, INC. ... April 29,2005 *. Rall* Repola Town Administrator Town of lites Pait P. O. Box 1200 170 Maâ‚¬Greger Avenue Estes Pa~ Colorado 80517 RE: PHASE ONE RENOVATION 01â„¢ESTANLE PARK FAIRGROUNDS ESTITS PARL COLORADO PROFESSIONAL SERVICES LmER OF AGRmmNT Dear Mr. Repola: On behalf of l)esip Shidios West Iaz (DSW) I am pleased to submit the following proposal for your review and consideration. We are honored to have been asked by you and the Ton,i's Steering Committee to dit, and evenee Phase One Renovation and Construction for the Stanley Park Fairgrounds. This proposal is based on conversations and comspondence between Bob Joseph and m,eiC aling im*11 direction ghea aller completion of the Stanley Park Master Plan. SCOPE OF SERVICES Focising = the Stanley Park Master Plan,nated by the DSW te-, as well as the draR Stanley Park Master Drainage Repoit created by Van Hern hgineering, ne have prepared a brief -pe of serdâ‚¬es foryour review. It is our intent for this work elfort to ocair in three (3) stages, namell 1. Grading/Drainage and Utility Master Plans, Surveying 2. Phase One Construction Documents and Bidding; and 3. Phase One Construction Administra(ion So (hat we â‚¬= best addeve theoptimal produc(; DSW hasinvited tes IL Smith, ASIA and Van Horn Engineerhig (VI[E) tojoin our design team, as both consultants bring specific site and design knowledge to the project Ies's equestrian "eventing" expertise mill be crucial in prdling spedlic ded,adetails related te eques,ban asa,e -di as cirrulatio,4 arena smfaces and fencing. John Spooner and VEE, haihig worked cim the site's owrall Drainage Repok dl be lasimmental in ste:= diginage and u~ilily delign. Stage 1: Gradi~/Dminage and Utilily MaiÂ¢er M=14 Surn,ing The "overall" Master Plan for Stanley Par*, created by DSWs previous team and approwd by the Town Beardia Febr-, 2005, 411 lead the direcdom of hoth the Grabg/Drainage and Stanley PaN Master Grading Ap11129, 2005 Page 2 of 8 Udlily Master Planning eloila Apprepr;ate grading of the site's fo~y-two (42) acres has been broadly assessed in the overall Master Plan; however, specifc grading and drainage solutions, how these coordinate with hoth existing and proposed conditions and how mdi solutions we=ld be phased and joined must all still be determined. Gh= the existing grading plan and site analysis -rk already in hand, DSW along with VHE and Les Smith idil ueate the Grading/Drainage Master Plan and its phasing as a prerequisite for the design and implementation of Phase One construction. Cut and 611 calculations nill be produced as part of the Plan, so the phasing design can make the most of emciencies imult on-site eaithwork. Additionally, utilities sudi as water, sanitaiy sewer, eleâ‚¬tric/lighting and telephone/ communications -re identliled in the overall Master Plan as Aiture needs and dll also need to be folded inte the preject A Utilig Master Plan and ils phasing layout are needed early in this process so that all bture utility re,lpirements cam be emciently phased throughout the site. Also dur;ng thim initial portion of-ri& VI[E will need to perform an omcial, recorded survey ofthe site. Although we already have existing grading conteur inforination, itis my understanding that - still need exact information such as property boundaties, easements and restrictions, existing stâ„¢ctures and conditions, and existing udlities. Once the survey information is complete, design can be translated into construction documents. Following is a summag of the tasks that are part of this lirst phase: â€¢ 1 Coordination Meeting dih the Town â€¢ 1 Design/Coordination Meeting w/Team â€¢ Grading/Drainage Master Plan â€¢ Utility Master Plain â€¢ Site Survey â€¢ DSW Project Scheduli~/Administration Stage 2: Phase One Comliwction Dec,mentation and Bidding It is DSWs mderstanding that Phase One of the Stanley Park renovation will include: demolition of existing open arenas and adjacent fencing, implementation ofthe mega-arena and wain-up arena ith new kadng, revidons to the Grandstand arena sm&â‚¬e, grading and storm drainage improwments to all these areas, and ether utilities in these areas that may ind,de water, se-r and li:Wng-idll to be determined No landxape or paving design compenents are currently anticipated for Phase One. DSW will coordinate all design aad construction decâ€ž=entation elloils ameng the team memhe,4 as -11 - scheduling for the pre-construction 1%,116 Two drawing and specification submittals are anticipated for this phase to reflect 75% and 100% lewis of desipa complelion, with thelinal submit(al prepared for biddin~ DSW ill Dise manage the bid proces~ and a=Imies that the Ton,1 Stee~ng Com=Utee mâ€¢ pr-ide a pre-selected list of con,ractors for bidding. DSW will provide all bidding information required, respond to questions frombidder~ pipare addenda as re,â€¢14 redew bids, review value engineering, and oversee revisions of CDâ€¢ as necessary to reflect adde=la and . Stanley Par~ Master Grading 4,8 29, 2005 Page 3 018 vakie 4neerl,g. DSW dll attend the pre-bid conkrence and assbt the Toiwn in selecting the most appropriate and qualifled Contractor. hilowing is a sâ€¢=immy of the tasks that are pa,4 of the Phase One CD scope, induding plans and details provided im*h the t- sub=iÂ«al= â€¢ 1 Coer~Ination Mee,Ing with the Town â€¢ 2 Design/Coordination Meetings w/Team Complete layout Plain â€¢ Grading and Drainage Bid Documents (w/Civil) â€¢ Utilities & Iighting Bid Documents (w/Civil) â€¢ Estimate of Probable Construction Costs â€¢ Bidâ€¢ling Coordination and Management â€¢ DSW Project Scheduling/Administration Stage 3: Phase One Cons~uction Ad=haistratton DSW ,%411 plan to visit the site a total of six (G) times during construction, induding Punch list te review construction progress, quality of construction and to determine if the const,liction is proceeding in accordance with ihe design intent and construction documents. The selected Contractor shall be responsible for construction means, methods, techniques, sequences or procedures in connection with the work, and DSW shall not be responsible for contractor's errors oromissions or failure to carry out work in accordance wÂ«h the constâ„¢â‚¬tion decumenâ€¢. Following is a -mmai, of the tasks that are pait of the CA phase: â€¢ Review of Shop Dra~ and Subittals â€¢ Respond to RFIs, Change Orders, ClarÂ«ications â€¢ Site Visits/On-Site Coordination Meetings (G) â€¢ DSW Project Scheduling/Administiation ASSIGNED PERSONNEL AND ROLES DSW ~11 serve as the pbme mmultant {br Ihis project and will travel to Estes Park for meeting; and site visks as medomed aboia VHE is local, and dil participate similarly to DSW. Ies Smith will work regularly with the DSW team via phone, email and 4 and plans to make one (1) site visit da,Ing this Phase One schedule. Ifan additional ibit is required by 4 - nill attempt to schedule the mee~ den he is already ill Colorado -iking on other projects. SCHEDULE OF COMPUnON Upon authorization to proceed, our team can begin the initial design phase immediately. We understand that Phase One renovation dil go to bid in latelâ€¢ly, and constraction will commence the week of September 14 2005 to be completed later that FaiL Stanley Park Master Grading AK 4 2005 Page 4 of S FEESAND EXPENSES Our "best esthitate" of Professional Fees for the work described above i= Base Senices: DSW Les Smith Van Horn TOTAL Stage One: $7,232.00 $1,050.00 $13,555.00 $21,837.00 Stage hm: $7,704.00 $2,325.00 $5,155.00 $15,184.00 Stage Three: $5,252.00 $810.00 $2,610.00 $4672.00 TOÂ¢a~: $20,18&00 $4,185.00 $21,320.00 $45,693.00 Direct Expenses, mâ‚¬h as printing, embide repregraphiâ‚¬4 and travel/mileage idll be invoiced separately and in addition to the Professional Fee, and are estimated to be $4,10&00, idd indudes travel eIpenses (one trip) for Les Smith. Ins,Immmy, - are hopeful that the proposed scope of work, stallassignments, schedule and fee meet your needs and expectations for the Stanley Park Phase One construction pmject This letter mad its attaâ‚¬hed Appendices comprise -r complete Letter of Agreement. Appendix A ls the Method of Compensation, Appendix B is our Standard Honrly Rates and Appendix C is our standard Work Release Form for authorization of work beyond this Sce- Ra=4,ne are ve,y pleased to continue on this exciting project and look fonmard to miki*ag with you and the entire Estes Park team. Ifthis letter of Proposal is satisfactoiy, please have the letter signed below and relurn a ce,y as our authedzation to proceed. Feel free to contact me at your earliest comenience ify- have miy questions regardimg this proposal. We look fornard to the initial orientation meeting with yon and the Steedng Committee again soon. Veg hily yours DESIGN STUDIOS WEST, INC. APPROVED AND ACCEPTE~ TOWN OFESTES PARK Ter,y Stone, RIA ASIA John Baudek Senior Associate Mayor Date Appendix A: Method of Compemation Appendix k ]Iourly Rates Appendix C: Work Release MEMORANDUM Community Development To: Community Development Committee From: Bob Joseph *493 Date: 5-2-05 Subject: Knoll / Willows Ruins Viewing Platform Background: It is necessary to install a viewing platform to protect the ruins and provide a safe viewing experience for the public. In January staff was authorized to proceed with design and construction for the viewing platform in an amount not to exceed $25,000. This month we have a proposal for final design and contract administration / site observation from CES. It is expected that the construction of this metal viewing platform will be competitively bid in June with construction completed this summer. Budget Impact: $4,600 Recommendation: Approval of design contract with CES CORNE#STONE Estes Park, CO 80517 437 South St. VrAin (970) 586-2458 Fax (970) 586-2 ENGINEERING & Â»'~i, . SURVEYING, INC. E-mall: ces@charte April 22,2005 Mr. Bob Joseph Director of Community Development Town ofEstes Park P.O. Box 1200 Estes Park, CO 80517 RE: Knoll Ruins Viewing Deck Dear Bob, Cornerstone Engineering & Surveying, Inc. (CES) would like to thank you for the opportunity to submit the following scope of services. The scope of services is for the design and construction cost for the Knoll Ruins Viewing Deck. The deck is to be approximately 230 square feet and constructed of ASTM A847 self weathering steel with grate decking and railing. The viewing deck is not intended to be ADA accessible. CES will prepare an engineered design with construction drawing and construction cost for the viewing deck. 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Gish, Gay & Harry Cu $5,000 7798 New attached Duplex 611 & 613 Park River Place lie Construction, Inc. Richard H. Wille Trust 525326001 C~ 80517 Estes Park, CO 80517 k, ~80517 Z L908 00 ' L L908 LI908 Ll:228 :01 Number Class of Work Property Description Builder Claimed Owner family dwelling 1401 Raven Cr. 7801 Commercial inte yne Gooch ZL908 Park, CO 80517 UO!S!A!Pqns M rside Subdivision bdiv. UO!9!A!Pq apnillo u!elunoIN joedso 3524439 8~0009 ~Â£ 7802 Commercial g 3 h .r- 0 02 c -Ci J C LO 6 5 1 u O 0/ 1F *38 l~8 <~8 388 M (t' I CO Z.2 Edâ‚¬ a) 2 -2 *-~ -2 (D 0-2 tf O : 0 3 3 4 ia & 0 - 32 75- ~ 52 %Â£i fl~MTN fM*% 12% g*a E= Â·z~ fali go.g imi Gati C If) CD (0 f.h U) < S lu -5 10 0 LL N LU J T. LU O 2-9 LU 7 - U-1 0 N LU -2 Em@ i 00 CE Â£ 2 CO Lo (13 242 80 > Â©8 Rm@ 3 0 - -C 00 k O .2 20 c 0 Â® O .0 G tr &3 .0 = W 1 C Â£ . al -2 &8&0- .. 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Elkhorn Avenue M.J. Aldrich Bui ers na Coulson $6,000 office tailor 740 Moraine Avenue Resorts, Inc. $0 roofing over bath 243 Virginia Drive Icott & Michael Lyon $60 880 MacGregor Avenue ocese of Colo. $1,500 mercial R&R roof over 1660 Fall River Road $8,000 009'2$ 41!lUS uea 9 Jel4e 6uideospuer-1 ejels3 enueAÂ¥ LI!EJA lS 'S 9 E 9 * 19 uoileDW! edeospuel ilelsul go-,90-1/\1 Page 4 Number Class of Work Property Description Builder Claimed Owner Valuation pair of water damage 9009 N. 100th East Ave. asso, OK 74055 nd, V~~98052 C~ 80517 L0889 rk, CO 80517 92908 OO 's 106'86Â£'E $ :19101 09 I.'860'Z $ - *001 lildv - 14101 A1H1NOIN *90' :ZO'n $ :19101 3190 01 ElvaA - 6906Â£'8 $ - 14002 ludv - 7Â¥101 AlkIVBA 'eAÂ¥ 8631100 Ule;SAS care