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Home My WebLink AboutPACKET Community Development 2005-06-02AGENDA TOWN OF ESTES PARK COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE June 2,2005 8:00 a.m. Preparation date: 5/27/05 *Revised 5/31/05 **Revised 6/1/05: 1 CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU A. Communications 1. Advertising Program - 1St Quarter Reports 2. Community/Media Relations Reports 3. Visitor Center/Services Reports a) Services Update b) Counters installed c) Seasonal Staff hired d) Ambassador Update 1. Lodging Tours/Retail Tours 11. Summer Hours B. Group Sales & Marketing 1. Conference Center 2. Convention & Visitors Bureau a) Monthly Leads Report b) Group Website Progress c) Press/Media/Advertising C. Special Events 1. Action Items a) Parade Application Approvals: i. Rooftop Rodeo Parade July 12, 2005 ii. Longs Peak Scottish Parade Sept. 10,2005 iii. Come Catch the Giow Parade November 11,2005 b) Jazz Fest Evaluation c) *Stanley Park Master Plan - Request to approve Professional Services Letter of Agreement - DSW Phase I d) Park Regulation Application Form - Change 2. *Rooftop Rodeo Contract - Discussion 11. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 1. Report - Visitors Center Update - Verbal 111. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 1. Request Special Review Fee Waiver for The Circle of Friends Montessori School. 2. *Grading or Excavation Permit Proposed Ordinance - Request Approval. 3. **Estes Park Pride Awards-Request Approval. NOTE: The Community Development Committee reserves the right to consider other appropriate items not available at the time the agenda was prepared. 1, 1 2 2 ' 1 TOPIC SEPARATOR PAGE Ci :1 Community Development Committee Communications Report - Advertising June 2,2005 1. Requests for Information as of April 30,2005 A. Total requests for information - Up 6.25% (1,458). Graph attached. B. Advertising generated requests - Up 16.27% (2,856) C. E-mailed requests for information - Down 6.33% 0465) Graph attached D. 800 calls as ofthe end of April - Down 26.72% (1451 calls). Graph attached. 2. Work in Progress A. Google Pay per Click Program to continue through June. B. Google Search Engine Optimization results improving greatly C. August insert, fall and winter poster projects, newspaper ads, TV schedules, radio schedules, start 2006 media planning. D. 2006 Visitors Guide launched. 11 11 ' 2 Estes ParkY-T-D Planner Requests 35,000 - 30,000 29,284 29,313 : : 27,100 - FFEE 25,220 25,031 24,788 25,000 - 22,791 **@1 2 , M 235330 ---~ 20,000 + 1 - 16,012 : .-/ 15,000 -2 -: -i. -E@ <1-- ;.-i - 10,000 -M -~ -~ -6rs' "6-~ -- -E@%4-- - 5,000 --: 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 April 30 Estes Park E-Mailed Requests for Information 8000 7,346 7000 6 R Rl W /â€¢~ 7 :ME 23** :16192%,&%*t 5,963 6000 5,773 *8;%053. 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S 363 J 1 - 1 1 523*22%Â§ m"REM: *m=0 4 '*90,41* . 1 1 1 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 Year-to-Date April 30 (Adj) ~ Â¥5~--M- .s"Â·,4*>:Â«Â«, Volume 1 Estes Park Wats Line Calls 20,000 18,015 18,000 EIE~EI?I'ZE 16,000 %*;* 15,049 1 f 166 >X+X+20> 14,000 4%0:34-34::{50-2%23 1.:i.i:i:i:~.~...::i :i:i:~:~:yi~:i:~:Â§ iiii[:~~:i~i:~:iiiiij 12,794 i:i:Â·:i:Â·:Â·:~:ti:i:: Bi'i@S'~:i:i:i:% 11.475 12,000 --:tie"- f~ 0*%59:i 10,000 '<:.t.I:i:i:0:~:R 35:i..~:!:i:il NiEN &223:f ':::;::>:Â·:::::::: : 9,647 P#%4% QMMARM *44.::*â‚¬ #103.i --~m 33223*iE~E=f:f *~~~j%MaiLÂ·~Eiii 6,625 6,000 ~:239 21%1,3 22:2i *lia ?ijil:i::-IÂ·x 5 431 4,000 g~:*-44'- tilEE~~~~E:E~~E~:i:~i - 5ipÂ»-2*Â»-202:- IFi ~ ~-i-~-~-~-F:. 35~ - 9:48?.:Â·. 2?5::;:; 3,980 2,000 -%*":.4. - 9*7 - ~i ..::.~ ~~~E~E~1 EfE=EEEEE:E:i~NLE:E:E. E~X>*px Fi:# : *441:Â·: M:.a 4: Â· ..... 9 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 Y-T-D April 30 '. 1 . TOPIC SEPARATOR PAGE 1' . Community Development Committee Communications Report - Visitor Center/Services June 2,2005 1. Services income has exceeded our planned budget goal. 2. Traffic counters are protected with brackets for ongoing functionality 3. Seasonal staff in place allowing full summer hours since May 21 4. Ambassadors Update: A. Recruitment has brought membership close to full strength B. Lodging tours are complete, Retail tour start mid to late June C. Summer hours are 9 am to 8 pm 7-days per week. TOPIC SEPARATOR PAGE I I Group Sales and Marketing Reports to be distributed at the meeting, E-&}3 6 Â©EM M N 62*t O M Pm 0 5 5 - 0 9 5 M 0Â© GÂ© 0Â© g 0 0 M M C.-1 - - D , r- -1 5 -3 0 -% 7 - - - b -5--2 M p M E * 8 -3 & 2 2'52 * January 54/37 16 15 42/44 10 49/35 11 41/24 LI/9Â£ I I ZI Referrals Referrals Referrals Leads eferrals eads 2005 Meetings Reunion Wedding Wedding CVB Group Sales 2005 Leads/Referrals loquuoldos 1SnSn~ October laqUIOAON December .. 1 . TOPIC SEPARATOR PAGE Community Development Meeting Agenda June 2,2005 Action Items: 1. Parade Application Approvals: a. Rooftop Rodeo Parade - July 12 b. Longs Peak Scottish Parade - Sept. 10th c. Come Catch The Glow Christmas Parade - Nov. 25th 2. Jazz Pest Evaluation 3. Request to approve Professional Services Letter of Agreement DSW - Phase One 4. Park Regulation Application Form - change i - TOWN OF ESTES PARK 2/03 SPECIAL EVENTS - MISCELLANEOUS EVENT REQUEST FORM Please check appropriate box: Date Submitted: 6- 16 - 65 Parade: X Public Street: Misc.: Name of Event: E#gAA<99 9.-Eba_o <?rec- 81 Applicant's Name: LIj,D~SWE â‚¬Â£22.- Name of Sponsoring Organization: 91~~ (p <;2.EN.Y.-0 Qf~hNÂ«=~60'0Â«r- Mailing Address: 96 â‚¬230,1 nU , Le Phone: 316 - L \64 Fax: E-Mail: NAJ. Omhq .GliE~eb Â·Cbm~ *.J Date(s) & Time (s) of Event: 3%41'.CA /1 0 e'OS Description of Event & Proposed Location(sh 12:kble <*c>=<>,8>L bqÂ»:Ir-.GiSalA 1-\Chogri 4.<6 Â»hubtb'~ L tr,Vdk- 1+s: Le* Parade route OR location of public street OR misc. use: ~ Special Requests (parking restrictions, barricades, etc.): r e e.Â»3Â«g. <*urcea- Ce.regs:13,1,Atz- <-tb Return to: Town of Estes Park Special Events Dept. P. O. Box 1967, Estes Park, CO 80517 ApplicaArs Signature Phone: (970) 586-6104 Fax: (970) 586-3661 Town of Estes Park - Department Approval: (3%41~Â»St 3-\Ce-63 Special Events Ddp@Fiment Date Parks Department Date Police Department Date Street Department Date Fire Department Date Light & Power Department Date Greg Sievers Date Randy Repola Date Insurance:>4 Waived OR Required PERMIT RESTRICTIONS: PERFORMANCE EVALUATION: J-1 MAY. 25,2003 4:2]AM 516 tbltj YARK NO 323 F 2 '- FROM-'< LUNUb rt:HI< rubl ivAL r nui v E NO. : 970+586+6308 May. 2- -005 L'...3PM P2 MÂ®S 21 Ub U:3 1 Udp Sp.0185 everlis 4/ rwwvwuvwl r-- TOWN OF ESTES PARK 2/03 SPECIAL EVENTS - MISCELLANEOUS EVENT REQUEST FORM Please check appropriate box: Date Submitted: M *%1 2Â¥: APOG' Parader X Public Street: Misc.: Name of Event ..6Â£,M<35 P.t k Ger,HÂ©9& /12 n+ 1-11.9114'nd *396- wa ] Applicant's Name: 17,- 5*VME'& 30 111/,ARm Name of Sponsoring Organizaeon: 1.-trn,q 'Peak 5,Â·Ath:Ak Ari91# Al'5111)44 1~4Klk,I Mailing Address: 17 0 Bn,c-181Â£) : 4=,il:,4 -Favk 1 ~f) irogri Phone: CI1&5/9 4802 Fax:qln,Sg&- 681% E-Mall: iÂ·nfnÂ¢P. SCk)+FeSJ.flfAll Date<s) & Time (s) of Event 9-40Â·05 - %4111 -it-~63Â·Â·ID.OS- imm-t Iry,1 ) 9-1 1-Fll; ~71{-tl Descriptlon of Event & Proposed Location(s): Srollich â€¢jlri5>1 taltural FZ.S+I,/al -12.ra- - ta=,klte< H Awl -bAÂ·t, Â¢1*1'>De;. 1--dient G.01Â£~ W~-.eak - 94â€¢rytful Th'-lc- 420,6â€¢c, 9n,renâ€¢Â« 4 0*401Â», f f .A.,44/ Parade foute OR location of publio street OR mles. use: ~33wriflâ‚¬ 40 9+a~4-Â· a f Uldl~Â¤,rk- 0,7**r - tirst *11<1â€¢r.r.4 Ad.--#n,w,1-n<+ 1>rl Â·e*Al of-~AkÂ·e- ly,Â·A".Â»=,4021- ed v441.julÂ·fÂ·.pn<fÂ· 041 84-EG 1,14,1M"M- - Special Requests (parking restrictions. bafricades, etc.): Afo Alrifi*1 011 lh,#d.e AQ,nk <1 Return to: Town of Eetes Park Special Events Dept TO- 4 U..c.U- _-4 P. O. Box 1067, Estes Park CO 80517 jip:0fc,nfe Signature Phone: (970) 588.8104 Fax: 0370> 58&3661 Town of Estes Park . Department Approval: 61.. S -1.>A to S Special Events DÂ»@Rment Date Parks Deparlment Date Police Department Date Street Department Date Fire Depadment Date Light & Power Department Date Greg Slovers Date kandy Repola Date Insurance:_ Waived OR -__ Required PERMIT RESTRICTIONS: - ..... PERFORMANCE EVALUATION: Jil TOWN OF ESTES PARK 2/03 SPECIAL EVENTS - MISCELLANEOUS EVENT REQUEST FORM Please check appropriate box: Date Submitted: 3-\L- 26 Parade: X Public Street: Misc.: \ Name of Event: tex<Le.tge~â‚¬32'4*a~Â§9\:cÂ»-3 Conf #210:Â·ial <9~xCb-61.- Applicant's Name: , -1 Â»h.cs_. W.ria_-t- CO 1 Name of Sponsoring Organization: -ge *s:=Ax of#:c t,b<ej \6X g- Mailing Address: Qb *39>4 \Sun 1.1 Phone: NEL- L\,91 Fax: E-Mail: Date(s) & Time (s) of Event: Â«elb %-B-*ZAUT 2-5 9,005 Description of Event & Proposed Location(s): Parade route OR location of public street OR misc. use: 4>ziE.122% 'il.25~b4fuÂ»- <%Â»sO< tn t'i (23 Â«Q<x.2%2 k. 0Â« Cb Special Requests (parking restrictions, barricades, etc.): 040.u_kr~ fo*24 <ObFOCt.be~-s:~_ Return to: Town of Estes Park Special Events Dept. P. O. Box 1967, Estes Park, CO 80517 Amificant's SignatUr@ Phone: (970) 586-6104 Fax: (970) 586-3661 Town of Estes Park - Department Approval: 5-/4-65 Special Events DepaRMent Date Parks Department Date Police Department Date Street Department Date Fire Department Date Light & Power Department Date Greg Sievers Date Randy Repola Date Insurance: X Waived OR Required PERMIT RESTRICTIONS: PERFORMANCE EVALUATION J-1 4 4 SPECIAL EVENTS 5 JAZZ FEST & ART WALK WEEKEND DATE: May 14 & 15 NO. OF YEARS: 15 NO. OF DAYS: 2 MANAGEMENT: Max Wagner (Director, Cultural Arts Council and Special Events Department PURPOSE: Introduce and promote Estes Park as an active arts and music community. Bring visitors to Estes Park during the shoulder season. ACTIVITIES: Jazz concerts in Bond Park and a tour of open houses at various galleries throughout town. ADVERTISING: Local newspaper, six front-range newspapers, poster, programs, insert, KUNC Radio, KUVO Radio and KHIH-FM. ATTENDEES: 20 % Local 80 % Colorado 0% Out-of-State 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 NO. ATTENDEES 4,000 2,000 2,500 2,300 2,300 3,000 4,0004,300 4,500 4,000 1,820 2,300 TOWN EXPENSES 2,900 6,550 6,700 6,615 7,900 7,900 9,280 15,141 11,318 12,418 12,820 14,200 TOWN REVENUE - 0 2,500 2,500 2,500 2,500 2,500 2,500 3,318 2,500 2,500 2,500 2,500 GROWTH POTENTIAL: Good growth potential as long as sponsors and funds are available to provide popular bands. We were maxed on both days and people were setting along the river and the park was full. COMMENTS: This was the second year to hold Jazz Fest in Performance Park. The weather was fabulous and the entertainment line up very good. Most of those who attended came specifically for the music as a result of the advertising. Poppy's Pizza & Grill was again a sponsor and the Silver Moon Lodge provided rooms for several of the entertainers and sound staff. Many ofthe attendees were here for the two days. . r MEMORANDUM Community Development To: Community Development Committee From: Bob Joseph Date: 5-31-05 Subject: Stanley Park Background: We have a revised 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 in August with notice to proceed late September. The engineer' s estimate and authorization to go to bid will be presented to the committee at the August 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. Budget Impact: $50,000 was budgeted for the first phase design this year. However, the scope ofthis work has been expanded to provide better coordination of the phased construction of inter-related improvements. The current request is f+$55,991 plus reimbursables estimated at 4 $5,500. This years construction budget will be reduced by-$11,491 to stay within original budget figures for 2005. 5 50,8-0-0 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. TOWN OF ESTES PARK PARK REQUEST APPLICATION FORM Amended 2/05/03 Proposed Amendments 6/05 Please check appropriate park/plaza: Bond Riverside Tregent Date Submitted: Name of Event: Applicant's Name: Name of Sponsoring Organization: Mailing Address: Phone: Fax: E-Mail: Date(s) & Time(s) of Event: Description of Event & Proposed Locations: Electricity Required? Yes No Special Requests (parking restrictions, barricades, etc.): Return to: Town of Estes Park - Special Events Dept. P. O. Box 1967, Estes Park, CO 80517 Phone: (970) 586-6104 Applicant's Signature Fax: (970) 586-3661 Town of Estes Park - Department Approval Special Events Department Date Parks Department Date Police Department Date Street Department Date Fire Department Date Light and Power Department Date Greg Sievers Date Randy Repola Date + Insurance: Waived OR Required PERMIT RESTRICTIONS PERFORMANCE EVALUATION: POLICE DEPT. RESPONSIBILITY ITEMS: 19 I , 1 , TOPIC SEPARATOR PAGE . Town of Estes Park Community Development Department Memo TO: Community Development Committee Town Administrator Repola From: Bob Joseph, Director and Alison Chilcott, Planner 11 Date: May 31, 2005 Subject: Circle of Friends Montessori School Special Review Fee Waiver Request 850/880 MacGregor Avenue Background. The Montessori School has moved from the YMCA property on CO Highway 66 and is operating a child care center at Saint Bartholomew's church for a maximum of ten children between twelve and thirty-six months old. This property is zoned 'RM" Multi-Family Residentia/ and special review is required for child care centers in this zoning district. The applicant has requested a waiver of the $400 special review application fee since they are a nonprofit and this is a temporary location. The Montessori School is continuing to search for a permanent location for their programs and plans on expanding their programs once they find a permanent location. Staff approved a temporary use permit on May 5, 2005 to allow - -- ~; ~ . ~ ~/ Â¥ 1R the Montessori School to St. Bartholomew's LÂ»__ - * . - i relocate to the church property Subject P[{ULerty 1 -*..~ir++imm /Undeveopec. ' 442 -i i 1 L.- ... -- -----2 1 Cr--1 - for a thirty-day period while the special review application is tr=-1-~ being reviewed. The Planning -11 I'ni|~~i,I |~|11IM"Ill Illb.ii,Iii' Tr- - -- r Commission recommended , 1!Hlt'P'!11Â® 1- -11[MH*1--1- tiÂ·~Â· ~Â·14 3 - approval of the special review 1 -------Â« . - ~ R &11 .Grj'.1+*11%+9171[1-Lr-- -1 1 1 application at their May 17, . -re ~~~i:+44KitÂ·ki*â‚¬L .11- 2005 meeting and the Town ~1 -4lk!1*i,E'lli.- 1'4 j,2 .'i' 1 .Â·. - r i'-'fEE~:2-16 L .1 4,i T 'til u k.f':. ~tcd - Board will review the application . L d .a L-4-]GliNUNWWRIEWNI on June 28,2005. ~. 7-t:,pES*:2r77% -1-1,1 1 4% 1 . 1 1 -..Wonderview_'Ave -_2*-Â·--Â·r=----*-2 02 1 ~ -#A -*-- Page 1 of 1 1 t. â€¢ ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 14.12 OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE TOWN OF ESTES PARK, COLORADO FOR THE PURPOSE OF ADDING REQUIREMENTS FOR A GRADING OR EXCAVATION PERMIT TO THE INTERNATIONAL BUILDING CODE, 2003 EDITION. WHEREAS, it is necessary to add the requirements for a grading or excavation permit to Appendix J of the International Building Code, 2003 Edition. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF ESTES PARK, COLORADO. Section 1. Chapter 14.12 shall be amended by the addition of the following section: 14.12.025 Grading Permit. Appendix J of the International Building Code, 2003 Edition, shall be amended by the addition of Section J 103.3 to read as follows: "No grading or excavation for projects which require development plan approval or subdivision approval under the provisions of the Estes Valley Development Code shall be done without a grading permit. A grading permit may be issued following final approval of a development or concept plan if the applicant desires to grade or excavate a project prior to the issuance of a building permit." Section 2. The adoption of this Ordinance is hereby determined to be an emergency in order for grading permits to be available for projects; and WHEREAS, in the opinion of the Board of Trustees an emergency exists, this Ordinance shall take effect and be in force immediately after it is passed, adoption, and signature of the Mayor. PASSED AND ADOPTED BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF ESTES PARK, COLORADO, THIS DAY OF ,2005. 1 .I . 1 ... TOWN OF ESTES PARK Mayor ATTEST: Town Clerk I hereby certify that the above Ordinance was introduced and read at the meeting of the Board of Trustees on the day of , 2005, and published in a newspaper of general circulation in the Town of Estes Park, Colorado, on the day of ,2005. Town Clerk 2 DEPARTMENT of BUILDING SAFETY Memo To: Community Development Committee From: Will Birchfield, Chief Building Official Date: 5/27/2005 Re: Grading Permits Background: This requirement for grading permits was originally adopted in 1992; and, was unintentionally omitted with the adoption of the International Codes in December, 2004. Budget There are no budget implications. Action: Staff recommends approval of restoring the requirement. 1 . Town Clerk's Office Memo To: Town Attorney White < CC: Chief Building Officialâ€¢Birchfield Community Development Director Joseph From: Vickie O'Connor, Town Clerk Date: April 12, 2005 Re: Municipal Code Omission - Grading Permits Chief Building Official Birchfield has discovered that former Chapter 14.12.030 Grading permits was omitted when the International Building Codes were adopted with Ordinance #7-04 on December 14, 2004. (The ordinance is attached should you need it). Will has requested this omission be restored, thus I have also attached former Chapter-14.12.030 to assist you in preparing a new ordinance. Please send the ordinance to me for presentation at an upcoming Community Development Committee. As Building Safety is no longer authorized to issue these permits, perhaps the ordinance should include the "emergency clause." Should you have any questions/concerns, please let me know. Thanks! 1 .STES .8.K pRIDE AWARDS . 1, ESTES J PARK COLORADO b ,./ Estes Park Pride Awards Background: Every year the Town of Estes Park gives hundreds of thousands of dollars to local non-profit organizations to support our citizens. This is good for the community and this program is not meant to endanger any part of the Community Services funding, save a very small amount. Some of these organizations recognize citizens. Currently the Town of Estes Park recognizes all volunteers yearly. These Estes Park Pride Awards are meant to compliment other efforts and to allow the Town of Estes Park to give special recognition to some of its citizenry. Awards Recognition Categories: 1. Volunteer of the Year. This award would recognize the volunteer(s) who have done something "remarkable" for the community during the past year. Long-term community volunteerism could be considered during the selection process. The nominations can come from anyone, or any organization, within Estes Park. The criteria for this award need to be loose so as not to hinder the evaluation team (evaluation methodology discussed below). Elements considered would be number of citizens affected, scope of personal involvement, number of hours dedicated, and uniqueness of the volunteer's effort. Should the evaluation team find more than one supremely qualified volunteer, multiple awards could be granted. a. Award - Mayor's Plague and dinner for 2 at a local restaurant. b. Methodology - The award would be announced so as to give enough time for submission and evaluation before making the award at the annual Volunteer Recognition Ceremony in April. The evaluation team would consist of two Town employees, one member of a local service club, and two elected officials. c. Nominaticns will be due 12/31/2005. 2. Teacher of the Year. The Estes Park R-3 School District has some wonderful teachers and it would be wonderful if the Town could recognize their truly exceptional efforts. Again, the criteria would center on Service to Estes Park. The nominations can come from anyone within Estes Park. a. Award - Mayor's Plague and $1000 b. Methodology - Coordination with Park R3 School District Superintendent to ensure whether they would want to take part, and, if so, when they would want to make the award. The evaluation team would consist of two Town employees, two elected officials and the R3 School Superintendent (or designee). c. Nominations will be due 12/31/2005. 3. Estes Park High School Senior Estes Park Student Pride Scholarship. There are many scholarships offered each year to the graduating seniors. Each has its individual set of criteria. This award would be based on service to Estes Park. The successful candidate will have not less than a 2.0 grade point average for their high school tenure. Elements considered would be number of citizens affected, scope of personal involvement, number of hours dedicated, and uniqueness of the volunteer's effort. The students would apply for this scholarship at the same time and in the same way as with the other scholarships. We would ask for a special supplemental statement specifically identifying all aspects of their community service. a. Award - Mayor's Plague and $2500 towards post high school tuition and/or room and board made payable to the trade school or college. b. Methodology - Coordination with Park R3 School District Superintendent to ensure whether they would want to take part. The scholarship would be awarded at the graduation ceremony with all of the other scholarships. The evaluation team would consist of two Town employees, two elected officials, outside judge(s) and the R3 School Superintendent (or designee). c. This scholarship will conform to existing school scholarship timeframes. 4. Businessperson of the Year This award would recognize the businessperson who has done something "remarkable" through their business for the community during the past year and if applicable from past years coinciding. The nominations can come from anyone, any business or any organization, in/outside of Estes Park for a Business in Estes Park. Elements considered would be number of citizens affected, scope of personal involvement, number of hours dedicated, and uniqueness of the volunteer's effort. a. Award - Mayor's Plague and $1000 b. Methodology - The award would be announced so as to give enough time for submission and evaluation before making the award at the annual Volunteer Recognition Ceremony in April. The evaluation team would consist of three peers from local service organizations and two elected officials. c. Nominations will be due 12/31/2005. Nomination forms must be received by 12/31/2005. TOWN OF ESTES PARK, P.O. Box 1200, c/o Tracy Feagans, Estes Park, CO 80517 . . L NOMINATION FOR THE ESTES PARK PRIDE AWARDS Name Address City & State Zip Awards Recognition Categories: Volunteer of the Year Teacher of the Year Businessperson of the Year he noteworthy service upon which this nomination is based as follows (use back side or attach separate sheet of paper if additional space is needed): Date of Nomination Name of person making the nomination Address City, State & Zip Contact by email or phone number Nomination forms must be received by 12/31/2005. TOWN OF ESTES PARK, P.O. Box 1200, c/o Tracy Feagans, Estes Park, CO 80517 . 1 I Rate from 1 - 10 Rate frorrjori Standards ~ Enthusiasm ~ Community Service ~ ~ Total ~ From Rating Form From Rating Form From Resume and From Rating Form From resume Estes Park School Senior Estes Park Student Pride Scholarship ~Name ~ Leadership ~ Integrity Recommendations ,. E 6- gZ f 32 Â£ 32 32 32 C)<01~ 32 32 32 '7 9! O 32 32 32 32 32 Â£ ae Â£ %& 99*ea 2 % r * 1%. 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