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Home My WebLink AboutPACKET Community Development 2005-11-031 Preparation date: 10/28/05 Revision date: AGENDA TOWN OF ESTES PARK COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE November 3,2005 8:00 a.m. Board Room, Town Hall 1) CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU a) ACTION ITEMS: i) Visitors Center: Change Orders b) REPORTS: i) Communications - a. Advertising b. Media Relations c. Visitor Center / Services ii) Group Sales and Marketing Report iii) Special Events - No report iv) Business Development - No report 2) MUSEUM/SENIOR CENTER DEPARTMENTS: a) ACTION ITEMS: i) Approval of Van Gift from EP Senior Citizens Center, Inc. to the Town ii) Request to Bid Van Purchase b) REPORTS: i) Senior Center Monthly Report ii) Museum Monthly Report 3) COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT: a) REPORTS: i) Estes Park Medical Center Plan Review & Inspection ii) Activity and Budget Summaries NOTE. The Community Development Committee reserves the right to consider other appropriate items not available at the time the agenda was prepared. ' 1 Convention & Visitors Bureau Memo To: Honorable Mayor Baudek and Town Trustees From: Tom Pickering, Director Convention & Visitors Bureau Date: 11-01-2005 Re: Estes Park Visitors Center Change Orders Background: Please find below the change orders that have been received for the Visitors Center Construction. These are for July - October, 2005 Change order # 1 Credit ($604.95) Drain Tile credit " " #2 Increase $ 921.05 Concrete pier support " " #3 Increase $4794.91 Add Back Stairway " " #4 Credit ($2.072.00) Sewer Tap Credit " " #5 Increase $7,805.16 Concrete walks, storm water permit. Budget: Contingency Fund $30,000.00 July - October changes - $10,844.17 Current Contingency $ 19,155.83 Action: Approve Change Orders 1 -5 1 TOWN OF ESTES PARK Office Memorandum To: Community Development Committee -Trustees Doylen, Levine, Pinkham From: Peter Marsh I)ate: October 28,2005 Re: October Advertising Program Report REPORTS: as of September 30 1. 2006 Vacation Guide is in pre-press processing, and will go to the printer November 11. Book is expected to be on the press starting 11/28 with planned delivery to our fulfillment house on 12/23/05. We will have a small quantity on-hand at the Visitors Center shortly after that until we relocate in the new Visitors Center. 2. General Planner requests for mailed copies are down 4.2% compared to a five year average. This is an improvement over last month. Individual planner downloads totaled 109,082, a remarkable number representing considerable information distribution! 3. Magazine advertising generated planner requests are down year-to-date by 1.72%. 4. Internet advertising: Our Google Ad-Words campaign generated over 78,000 click throughs to our CVB website. This campaign has been reduced to Thursdays-Sundays to assist weekend visitation but also to reduce expenditures. Our Denver Newspaper Agency on-line event promotion continued to generate an extremely high level of click-through rates in September and through October 9th (Surprise Sale) as it had the previous 4 months. Both of these programs will be the basis of our expanded 2006 Internet promotion. 5. Search Engine Ranking continues at # 7 on Google, # 7 on MSN, # 8 on AOL Search, # 13 on Yahoo - these 4 search engines account for 98.27% of our search engine referrals. The rankings above are "natural" rankings as opposed to "ad word" rankings that we get as sponsored links. 6. 2006 Media Plan, according to the Ad Committee,,will include new "calendar" ads on many Sundays in the News and Post as well as a major shift of funds to a greater Internet presence with Ad Words and similar programs on Google, MSN, AOL, Yahoo, etc. ACTION ITEM: None BACKGROUND: N/A BUDGET/COST: N/A RECOMMENDATION: N/A , Getaways By Kelly Bastone Local Haunts Don't believe in ghosts? You might after a visit to some of Colorado's most-storied hotels. THERE ARE SOME THINGS you've just got to see to believe, and ghosts fall into that category. I've never seen a ghost-at least, not knowingly-and I've always been skeptical of the spooky stories I've heard. A lot of that stuff is too corny to be credible, especially the tales of people finding things in unex- pected places and concluding that ghosts ' must've moved their belongings. Who hasn't searched around for their car keys, only to find them someplace they weren't supposed to be? I've found my keys in the fridge more than once, but that seems #*4*.Â·'.;61':~Le t,~ 5>Â¥ more normal than paranormal to me. '* iÂ·. 1.1,7, But there are also those accounts v. ' .4 7... where people describe seeing and even A f. C . ,~,i.Â¢ 0 - Â·ftÂ· '+rfit - - talking with otherworldly figures. and U p f '- u-*.g-I.-al---- '.rs- 1- ift A.. ~ these are the stories that pique my 4....t . .4. , ; curiosity. I would love to somehow - $.Illit1,0,$.r,-12 -FÂ·% F--1-Twir"'44, 0 'r'Allimll-le=A~Â·4 2,91 25:1......i 22Â· break through the barrier ofordinary life tomake contact with something 1'.V Ne '0 % 'r 1~-2.~ irif L- ~"1~-le44Â»f~P,tr; '11}ef#.ff- F...2 '~ Mfliq ' ~ Â·Â° -~ *gyÂ· bid.~ 1.:.**" 42* 10*.4.4 - mysterious and fascinating. I may be a . .Ill/&1*:501:ermem#Et ir'â‚¬14Â«,Â·Â»**09~ '~.44VryLAUM. <. skeptic, but I long to be convinced. So 2 ...Er". I . ...: 4 ji.ti~~. 71401)-~~ ' '~- ;~~;~~ ~ ~~'~~ ~~~~k:*0*i~,~:~, ~ ex %49Â£~Â·.~enf ' ~Â·~7 y it..P-,- s... ~ - houses-two hotels and one cabin that *i:-i:-~~Â·i~virf~~~,~L--&,~idi:Fi -- %~-/~Â¢1~5 1,14it ,..,~..IVP.---Â·,t J i.ijift -ji.2- 5., 1 supposedly host more than just living, - Â· "311*4:5Â¢i li,94*AS,Ars,remplt=#2<.dy,re,k.,~ . -r. 1 1: t~ .42-- 446*Â» A . ....: C *043, C'. 7 4, ~ breathing guests. The cool thing about haunted hotels FuÂ·6:-Â·254(0 - grp-Â·IsÂ·'.:~41,03 -j â‚¬3.21Â·L ' .7 . ':Â·6,1,9.6:#1*rf - .= 3 1:; ' ..,'-:.~/~0 . isthat they offeramere flirtation with .:tilig#,2~4&*~p~....4'flitt.:Â·:4 -*ti~t.Â£Â·fÂ·ff- -fti:-'t{*-,--_,''f'' ~ 4~~41! ;,fi *~Â©py@'94Â·(2~~'Â·~'Â·t'~'%; i.z.~ - .;,~ 27- '4:.:2 1,34~k-'w*;f~1;,2 'i ~r ~,. , ,AV 4r creepy adventure. You're not moving in; -0-Â·"Â· . 'Â·aric#'957/ 'Â·''f**' I #. _-71.r Â·1-1. 41*144Â·,.1,Â·:4346~. 3.'- ~j .' h:JÂ·~,~~.I~'.1 you're just visiting for a weekend and P *3-1 .. ~Â·',. h%7'.â€¢3~ Â· then going home where everything's safe. Â· - ~ But while you're away you can imagine yourself in a gothic romance where A SHINING EXAMPLE The 100-year-old Stanley Hotel in Estes Park is long on both historic charm and paranormal activity-especially on the purportedly the unsuspecting traveler happens upon a haunted haunted fourth floor, where sounds of long-departed children are often heard. mansion-except at these three getaways the story- book castle isn't in a dismal state of disrepair. These are upscale places where historic charm and paranormal opportunity come with enough luxury to make your visit comfortable-and that's what really makes these haunted hotels feel out of this world. 84 OCTOBER 2005 58-20 fnep<u-e- PHOTO. AARON CATAMOUNT 134:KS,&32%*i~*693 GETAWAYS The Stanley Hotel, Estes Park - f .49.6,0.- :Â·---- - -- --41%191% The Stanley is spooky in more ways than I./.r )z// 1-Vjep, ---:Â·eqe~- - - - ,- 5-&~ one. Ghost Magazine gave it a "Triple H" m=%.Â·-CY= 5/4;'i ~ C Â· 7. . . Â· Â·. that the intensity of the hotel's ghostly activity - -734~ rating-I'm not making this up-claiming - ...A -3 0- .3.~ certifies it as a Highly Haunted Hotel. This is =1 .tua - also where Stephen King got the idea for The i~ Shining, a book later made into the chilling Â·Â· -*60Â£3 Â·Gi ... -r... movie starring Jack Nicholson. The movie wasn't filmed at the hotel, but ABC's 1996 b, *111 5 ON THIRD -19*TE.. e television miniseries of the novel was, and -44Â»: y.:.. the History Channel has also brought its 44LINGERIE ~ PRETTY 1 HINGS cameras (and psychics) to the Stanley to film an episode for its "Haunted Hotels" program, q7- I Nom carrying swimmear The team apparently concluded that hundreds 6=34 Pit*C of spirits-none of them evil-linger at the x hotel. "The thinking is that the spirits had If: 22:93 - CO,91 such a good time here in life, they've stuck N.14 E around," explains Billy Ward, the hotel's historian and tour guide. Cosabella * I have no trouble believing people had a great time at the Stanley, because it's still an - impressive place to stay. Built in 1907 on a Leigh Bantiuoglio Â¥9. scenic spot in Estes Park, the hotel boasts great - I -'rt- 3. views of the surrounding mountains from almost every room, and the lobby throws you 1: Betsgjohnson Intimates & Bridal back to a time when hotels made travel feel 9 - glamorous. It's a legacy that the Grand Heri- tage Hotel Group (which bought the Stanley ~ Princesse Tam Tam in 1996) is serious about maintaining: More than $2 million was spent improving the bar/ restaurant area, replacing the bedding in all Eberj g r"l - guest rooms, refurbishing the five-bedroom i.--Â· presidential suite, and adding spa facilities 4 - f -~' -.'r-~ Scanty -'- â‚¬ 4, ~r . 1 and a fitness center. The floors still squeak, ..., but that's the only hint I found that this prop- P' -13 erty is nearly 100 years old. Plus, I discovered r-r. more than a few fancy places to enjoy a cock- Loue Tanjane -- ----1 -1- 3 r T.'- - tail, my favorite being the hotel's expansive - ' L. . - 7 ...13.- 1 front porch ("the veranda"), where I sipped Â· -99-*2-16 - - -R.F.FL- ~~-.. Ilitll, .I Â· I-~ a gin and tonie in an elegant wicker rocking =:1~,W. --- 11 2 - T C.f~J ,-jAâ€¢*~i. - -- - - "-Â·..'Â·zii. -- 399- chair facing the snow-capped peaks of Rocky Mountain National Park. , As no ghosts joined me on the veranda, I 7 -1 4, '*PEL.Â·=Â«--- r * 4//i~tati~lit,Naticilip- I - LIÂ·ljz. ..= resumed my search inside. Stephen King set Atue L Ill 2; 9- : - -3 -r ... up camp in Room 217, but the most frequent 12*7... r.- EL- - = I)1,-= z. 6 - paranormal activity is typically reported on -Â· ; -0-â€¢-Sii||1~I--tallildiaph-râ€¢-17 x *Il>Â·=L --2.1. - -=Â· 1-17Â·F, le=.1.0.-IUM... - ~, the fourth floor, which used to be the servants' 9*1#i~@et+L-,- ..6.-1-- -:A ~ fWFf--- quarters. Guests staying there often describe - - hearing the sounds of children running up and Â£2 3%4,/7. - -- --- -, i down the hallways. Just after she climbed into 94 33*10 0 7 -li AST THIRD ATE NUE ..7-Jdketo-= - -, -1 - bed in Room 428, one woman felt someone Â·Ap#:-%-IN~ ir'.49 1- 2 1 - a= - t - --tr lean over her and whisper, "Good night." Ward's 2 -- 4 * T---1 34.-n er - - :--9234:WJIEN V,JE R--~OIEORADO favorite ghost-watching spot is the fourth-floor -1%,1-,~ *3. 1 -kÂ»456--2-Â·i 1 1 - 56-10 hallway sofa. "Sit there for an hour and you're 1. --lb-I Â£4-9fft991ftlit- 7 509 -Ii---9Â« sure to see something," he tells me. I gave it a I.-- 'I - ::I-Ii' I '. ' =/ I - -1 - try, but boredom set in as the minutes ticked by t. ~22.4,12.--'.1- 9 :.3.312%--;-2 and nothing happened. Maybe people who see ghosts are simply more patient than I am. 86 OCTOBER 2005 lili,e \ r TOWN OF ESTES PARK Office Memorandum To: Community Development Committee -Trustees Doylen, Levine, Pinkham From: Suzy Blackhurst I)ate: September 30,2005 Re: September Communications Report REPORTS: 1. PR Equivalency (the value of Colorado newspaper articles in relation to the same size paid advertisements) In mid-September, the clipping service subscription level was changed from a reading service providing searches of Estes Park coverage to in-house searches of the data base. A subsequent retroactive search uncovered a significant increase in coverage received through the first eight months of the year. Detailed reports are attached. Total PR Evivalency through August 31, 2005: $ 285,251.63 2. Colorado Newspaper Press Placements through August 31, 2005: 809 Detailed report is attached. 3. Web site Press Room Downloads through August 31, 2005: 2,337 4. Special Requests fulfilled through August 31, 2005: 39 (includes the New York Times, Baton Rouge, LA Advocate, Altitude Network, NBC-Tonight Show, 25 North Magazine, PRACO newsletter requests, Colorado Public Broadcasting Service) 5. Notable national coverage received: Off Beat Travel, Canada Air ACTION ITEM: None BACKGROUND: N/A BUDGET/COST: N/A RECOMMENDATION: N/A , 93 2 h 0 00 q LON:LO NOOC)100) N 0009-OOLD NOUDONOODOCD C\10)00 r- 0 - 00 r- e N h 4- N CD (9 U-) CD N * (9 N 00 0 CO C) 0 0 0) 0 10 00 CO O A (0 A 0 %â‚¬ Lo r- r- /*638/5 5%%20*%2%84#m@W#dumigammd 2% g (â‚¬ 2 N *h Â· ge-N N.-- 40 6 N * N AN 9 U N $ 88 239 0 CD Bi ki ni gB h g. Â°Â° 2 . 82 B Z m <D C) C) 91- O OR ao 1 0 2 ~ 3% cri K 01 CH to m ~5 %06 8 29# N 883 * 2â„¢W LO c> CO N Lri NeÂ©00 8 0(NORO 8 082Â° 4 ID mO - 1 ~~ .5 -Â§ f~ E A c c.gN@315 waÂ®dE 8636 -@ -, C) 8 3 ~ 3 k E .E 00 h .r- 2@ A 0 20 b Â£Â·so 4- 8 16 ~ * .@ 2 j- E P . E M 2, January February March April May June July August September October November December Totals by Area Feature 701.00 1,469.48 2,685.11 12,745.68 6~1.26 442.66 557.66 490.90 1,982.40 ,448.22 599.29 257.60 11,551.21 ,410.97 GEL t'O'1.Â£10 40 LEL 2,182.50 Events 30.75 772.00 1,146.24 58.94 3,6 .67 2,311.13 1,865.02 2,384.2 6,376.70 eritag 1,778.18 969.30 893.29 128.01 93.84 1 271.76 2, 504.19 1,853.91 92-â‚¬6*'6Â£ SL' 1.9 leAnse=149!#0 3,112.94 1,079.90 1,022.30 3,117.28 5,99 9.99 73,991.71 4, 213.53 96'00Â£' L 90 ZE' L 222.94 648.75 264.50 121.50 288.56 365.45 4,212.89 3,208.63 6LZE'Â£ 537.15 78.63 949.77 28'9 Lg'Zt WMJeIN loo 230.84 99199 0!uwd J 981â‚¬9'SE L 99'06Â£'61Â· 4 1.'Â£61'61. 00'880'6Â£1, S~~2~'82 999$17'6 Â£0'ZEZ'S 88'8Â£Â£'81, 98't~60'17 920Â£ 00'92 L t,8 KLL'Z Ort,+ L f9 6 Et,Z EL-fLL ep!A 98.EL 88.8 28 PL Newspaper Equivalency Value by Topic 9zzz* 88.191 se!Mooh' 1099'Z: le/\!jS~:1~3!Ae~! 006LL'Z m Gold LE963 Et'908 92Â£9L de of Years eUUOSJ to 1.0 CN (9 10 4- 0 h 1 0,) A m N. 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' 0 a) - 0.0 g 0 215 lit Al E/-9 3-1 & c 2 0 0 0 %EEE Z 2280 QUILLU-(9-1-I ZZZZO.)-S January February March April May June July August September October Boulder 134.50 87.43 148.28 235.38 1,477.9 1,110.40 3,155.30 2,226.09 2,276.01 273.38 1,670.63 637.88 1,822.50 2,506.2 164.00 333.50 1,909.00 1,771.00 1,782.50 54.78 397.33 296.85 3,883.00 2, 21.55 3,335.~~ 1,666.35 439.95 531.00 984.63 1,654.95 1,469.10 4,235.60 4,978.13 5 7.5 650.48 2.86 92.68 327.62 9906Â£'610 LI/Â£61'610 9 LO'82 999~'6 COZEZ'S 888Â£Â£'810 9117Â£0'17 - slejol 00'999 09991 378.00 nver Herald 213.75 963.5 '9 â‚¬16 L'21.1. *1989'89 â‚¬60Z9'Z ZZ 99Â£'Z OTOZ'M 09 197.62 55.00 99-682 /Â£411. 09 LZ 33}SU!Ullse Colorado Newspaper PR Equivalency Berthoud 58.50 Boulder Business Report , r I 0.-0 ('0) 10 1.0 00= El-(9 N 00(NOG)00 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 CD N IN 0 1.0 (9 00 â€¢- (N O (9 91Â· tO m C) 0 00 0 A tri uS u) d 06 0 N (9 0 0,i ui d 06 4 4 h r oci o co oci oci d a=1- NNANâ€¢-râ€¢-000)0)00 00 01Â·~Ou-) CD 00 (N C) . m lo N m W r N 0 0 0 1 1 IN CDr- O 41 00. c) 01 00 O- 05 4 <S U) cqtuo-N N ui COLO ,-N O 0, 3 N Colorado Newspaper PR Equivalency Totals by November December 0 N r- h (0 10 (9 00 N 16 "go*2Â®&2<32-929*%Â®22@*&EE*w~WUÂ© W :51 2 84 2 9 2 M 2 RE 2% 2 GER' 2 29 RER :ON & R ga â€ž55 22 A 1- Se â„¢ate 5=305 .-â€ž- 4- CO LO 0, RING'. 9 CD 01 /0 C) C) 03 â€¢r- 9.- O.0 e o 01 00 N ,- . CD r- r- 'r- 00 (DIKCD (0 (0 (DI~ 91 0 0 CD CO cD 00 1010Â©004 'r- 9- " E & - 2@& 4.- 91 #m~.gs@ 2 2~28 g g 0 205 19 2 0 0 (D .C 2-5(DE ' g,2 52., 83-= (0 'Or<.SEQ.o:* LL L 1 0 c < M O 0 0 0 W W LU U- LL O I r c -J n HE O E Y. Of Of V. 9. CO ~ 12,1 R R January February March April May June July August September October November December Totals 13 104 21 36 96 20 22 21 32 11 19 4*L Z98'Z 9 L9 t,29 zzg LLg 9ZZ EDL LA ZEJ Slv101 t. Ot EL Press Room Downloads - 2005 Su!401eM ep a n Spaces Story Placements January 39 February 69 March 59 April 75 May 163 June 3,136 July 142 August , 72 September 133 October November December Total Placements 3,888 & TOWN OF ESTES PARK Office Memorandum To: Community Development Committee -Trustees Doylen, Levine, Pinkham From: Teri Weldin, Visitor Center Coordinator Date: October 31, 2005 Re: November Visitors Center Report REPOR1': 1. October Traffic at the Visitors Center The total number of visitors who came through the center in October was 9006, an average of 291 people per day. 2. October Telephone Counts In October, the Visitors Center received a total of 1112 calls, an average of 36 calls per day. (This has been our slowest telephone call month, next to January.) (Please Note: This report had to be completed prior to the end of the month, so the final number of visitors and telephone calls includes an estimate for 1081). 3. CVB Services The total amount sold for CVB Services remains close to $90,000. CVB services include website listings, brochure rack space, referrals and leads. This is 90% of our budget target of $100,000. We continue to collect on balances that are due; currently, the total remaining to collect stands at $2,220. 4. Off-Season Hours The Visitors Center is now open the following hours: 9 AM - 5 PM, Monday - Saturday; 10 AM - 4 PM on Sunday. Also, on October 8, our volunteer Ambassadors began assisting visitors at the counter on the weekends only, rather than every day. 5. Ambassador Organization Officer Elections The Ambassador Organization has nominated their Officers for 2006. Approval is expected at the November 8 meeting. The nominated Officers are as follows: President: Sue Spooner Vice President: Earline Knox Secretao/Treasurer: Ginny Thompson Scheduler: Ike Eisenlauer ACTION ITEM: None BACKGROUND: N/A BUDGET/COST: N/A RECOMMENDATION: N/A I Town of Estes Park Office Memorandum To: Community Development Department - Trustees Doylen, Levine, Pinkham From: Julie Nikolai Date: October 27,2005 Re: October Group Sales Report CVB Group Sales Leads & Referrals: Group activity has still been surprisingly busy. Final numbers for the month of October won't be available for several days yet, but I expect to see that they were strong. Advertising/Print/Media: A Snow & Ice press release was sent out prior to the conference and was published by Estes Park news. The follow-up press release with a variety of photos was sent after the conference and was printed in both papers, as well as in the Colorado Public Works Journal. Fruita State Welcome Center Study Tour: The Estes Park CVB hosted an overnight study tour for the Welcome Center Ambassadors from Fruita, which is the state' s busiest center. Local businesses generously donated meals, lodging, tour guides, gifts and entertainment for the group October 11 & 12th. I escorted them on their motorcoach for the two days. We toured Estes Park, RMNP, the Stanley Hotel and more. 20 Ambassadors participated in the program and press releases ran with photos in both papers. The Mayor's office and the Conference Center donated gift items so each Fruita Ambassador was able to depart with a gift bag from Estes Park. Businesses that participated: Rams Horn Village Resort, The Otherside Restaurant, Eagle' s Nest Gallery, The Inn at Estes Park, Common Scents, Mad Moose, Shakes Alive, Estes Park Shuttle, Marys Lake Lodge, Rocky Mountain National Park, Bighorn Mountain Lodge, Comfort Inn, Olympus Lodge, Appenzell Inn, Black Canyon Inn, the Estes Park Ambassadors and the Estes Park Conference Center. Estes Park Film Commission: We've had numerous inquiries in October for filming opportunities in Estes Park for the future. I am currently following up on four possibilities, including two Disney feature films, a photo shoot and an HGTV segment. Page B 4 The Trail-Gazette, Friday, October 7,2005 ~Business& /echnobg> A - *lb.,0 ..9- A.'iri, CÂ·* <T H 01. =al -4.441*-1 ...14 1-9.-1.- â‚¬ -W-â€¢ -Il-.1,/~112" Vevilidfflf.r= ..itwi~"Im'll'llill'll//ThEER/,016:49/4Eim- .%-- '///////////////'d7 .*19,11:/Mait:/0+1//"1/0,12*/PE"61",11'Fli::11,""//P......p i#i. 4 1_ ---- Fal/.1 . . Photos Courtesy Juli Nik The latest in snow removal equipment was on display for operators and fleet managers to view and study out- doors at the conference last week at the Estes Park Conference Center. Estes Park hosts Snow and Ice conference -1/li The Town of Estes Park at the Estes Park Fair- L hosted the 25th Annual grounds. Conference par- APWA Western Snbw and ticipants traveled to Estes Ice Conference last week Park from as far away as in Estes Park. Approxi- Alaska and Maine. mately 800 snow removal One of the highlights of operators, supervisors, the conference this year fleet managers along with was a special anniversary representatives from vari- celebration. The Western ous snow removal /fleet Snow and Ice Conference products and manufactur- participants were treated ers attended this anniver- to a special concert perfor- sary conference September mance by singer Michael 4 26-30th. Martin Murphy. The Three days of education- -Thursday evening event Dan Speedlin, Estes Park Street and Park Superinten al sessions took place at inchided conference atten- dent and Chairman for the 2005 Western Snow and Ic, the Estes Park Conference dees as well as members of Conference is visiting with Michael Martin Murphy an( Center with the Snow the community. the Thursday evening concert at the Estes Park Confe Rodeo competition located ence Center. .9 1*,1 . 1 - 1 III- 4 + . *1 . - ' - ~ t 6 r :i- ... Et.- ~43 .=2 Courtesy photos Billy Ward of the Stanley Hotel offers the Fruita Study Tour group some history on F.O. ' Stanley. Estes Park CVB shows off the town to Fruita Welcome Center The Estes Park Convention and Visitors come Center is located on the I-70 corridor Bureau recently served as hosts to a study near Grand Junction. During the 2004 trav- tour by the Colorado Welcome Center in el year, Fruita assisted over 225,000 visi- Fruita. Nineteen travel counselors were tors. This welcome center has a staff of among the group joining the Estes Park approximately 90 people that volunteer CVB for the two-day event on Oct. 11 and ~ their time to assist travelers to 12. Colorado. Similar to the ambassador pro- Of the eight state-operated welcome cen- gram, which assists in the operation of ters, Fruita ranks the highest annually Estes Park's Visitor Center, the Fruita vol- based on the number of visitors to the cen- See CVB: Page A 5 j ter as they enter Colorado. The Fruita Wel- CVB: Visitors study Estes - Continued from page A 4 Counselors. "The CVB's unteers are crucial to the goal was to show the Frui- ~ operation of the State's ta travel counselors an ,- 0 12' 1-..,ti,ita !2 f lm'MI center and work year- overall look of the Estes * 1- 4 all< dri,41 _~ A--. round. - Park area and make them ~~ 44 Â· :el While touring Estes Â· more familiar with what is ~ d-' * 1~. Park by bus, the group was available to visitors - no J4/7- accompanied by Julie matter what season they .-- Nikolai, director of Group choose to travel to Col- Â· ~ Sales for the Estes Park orado," said Nikolai."We F CVB. Approximately 18 ware~Metoshoweasethe -C .ill.. businesses in Estes Park variety of unique styles of ~ -f assisted with the study lodging that are available 1 tour offering complimenta- in Estes Park, as well as 5 ,"I'llillilli........... ry services such as lodging the diversity and quality of Members of the Fruita Welcome Center Study Tour meals and snacks, enter- our recreation, shopping enjoy the moment making a new stuffed bear while tainment, tours of their and dining establish- touring The Mad Moose at Moosie's Bear Factory. retail stores, welcome gifts ments." and more to the Travel The group was able to visit Rocky Mountain facilities were chosen to National Park and the house the guests for the ~ Stanley Hotel during their evening from the nearly - visit. The two half days of dozen facilities that volun- ---- 1- ~ touring also included teered to host them. demonstrations at local For additional details 5*c g-â€¢Ar -ill-/*1~,/I~~ <19.=2~ retail shops, aswell asfree orthefulltouritinerary 1/ E,~1 '~ Cf-#1~<Â» 112,1 time for shopping and a listing all Estes Park part- 7TTIT .u --7-9.-tle, -0'* - - 1~: city tour showing many of ners in this community ...2-0 the various recreational wide endeavor, # activities available to contact Julie Nikolai, I A# ; . Estes Park visitors. Estes Estes Park CVB at 577- 3 Park Ambassador co-presi- 9900, ext. 226 or jniko- dents, John and Marilyn lai@estes.org. e 1 ,0 Skelly, joined thegroup+for E- 4 _-.U 41 , - a banquet on Tuesday j Â·.. - 4 ' evening to visit with the p 04% 1 2 1/ 2*- travel counselors and While touring Common Scents, Brad prepares his share ideas between the demonstration of the process of manufacturing their two volunteer organiza- potpourri product to some members of the tour group. tions. Five local lodging ~ _. 2~ Counselors. "The CVB's goal was to *212.** &ti - overall look of the Estes Park area and ./1/tox E-- 1 - ~ | show the Fruita Travel Counselors an *-1-sk- m r make them more familiar with what is available to visitors--no matter what sea- son they choose to travel to Colorado." Nikolai went on to say, "We were able to showcase the variety of unique styles of - Â«-0 , lodging that are available in Estes Park, S as well as the diversity and quality of our recreation, shopping and dining establish- ments." Billy Ward of the Stanley Hotel offers the The group was able to visit Rocky Fruita Study Tour group some history on Mountain National Park and the Stanley ~ F.O. Stanley. _ Hotel during their visit. The two half CVB Hosts days of touring also included demonstra- tions at local retail shops, as well as free Study Tour time for shopping and a city tour show- ing many of the various recreational The Estes Park Convention and Visitors activities available to Estes Park visitors. Bureau recently served as hosts to a - Estes Park Ambassador Co-Presidents, Study Tour by the Colorado Welcome John and Marilyn Skelly, joined the ~ Center in Fruita. Nineteen Travel group for a banquet on Tuesday evening Counselors were among the group join- to visit with the Travel Counselors and I ing the Estes Park CVB for the two-day share ideas between the two volunteer event on October 11 & 12th. organizations. Five local lodging facili- Of the eight state-operated welcome ties were chosen to house the guests for centers, Fruita ranks the highest annually the evening from the nearly dozen facili- based on the number of visitors to the ties that volunteered to host them. center as they enter Colorado. The Fruita For additional details or the full tour Welcome Center is located on the I-70 itinerary listing all Estes Park partners in corridor near Grand Junction. During the this community wide endeavor, please 2004 travel year, Fruita assisted over contact: Julie Nikolai, Estes Park CVB. 225,000 visitors. This welcome center 970-577-9900 Ext. 226 or has a staff of approximately 90 people jnikolai@estes.org. that volunteer their time to assist travel- "911 ers to Colorado. Similar to the Illit.1//mi<F Ambassador Program, which assists in the operation of Estes Park's Visitor Center, the Fruita volunteers are crucial A to the operation of the State's center and .%.*51â€ž. FWALI (021 Â· work year-round. L i ...~â€žt.6Â¥-1 9 4& 452.-1 , 1 While touring Estes Park by bus, the group was accompanied by Julie Nikolai, Director of Group Sales for the Estes : r 2.- Park CVB. Approximately 18 businesses 25=a 'm + in Estes Park assisted with the Study baj - 3 Tour offering complimentary services such as lodging, meals and snacks, enter- While touring Common Scents, Brad pre- = - 1 pares his demonstration of the process of tainment, tours of their retail stores, wel- manufacturing their potpourri product to come gifts and more to the Travel some members of the tour group. ',.#*I#/.#,M//Ark./gÂ·Â·. 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Currently, the Center offers educational and recreational day trips for seniors by renting a family-style van from the Recreation District. This van is showing its age and clients are less able to board this vehicle safely and comfortably as time goes on. The vehicle is not handicapped-equipped. The Recreation District recently revised its policy for access to this vehicle and there are limitations on its use. Town staff and consultants (Lori Mitchell, Dave Mahany, Betty Kilsdonk, Debbie Parrack, Randy Repola, Greg White and Connie Platt of CIRSA) and members of the Senior Center Board van committee conducted and reviewed extensive research over the last two years to document the multiple transportation options, the need for a vehicle, operating policies and procedures, revenue and fundraising/financing plans and operating expenses as well as the vehicle style and amenities desired. Insurance and liability, depreciation and maintenance, staffing and training have also been researched. Data has been kept on trip revenues and operating expenses and on the numbers of seniors using the service. A survey was conducted to determine the desirability of the project. BUDGET/COST: a. The van will cost $60,000 to $70,000. b. The Senior Center Board is prepared with either a 100% cash payment, or a 50% cash match contingent on a 50% cash grant from a private foundation. Application is in process with this foundation. c. A 10-year depreciation/replacement account and operating/maintenance costs will be funded by passenger fees. d. Insurance costs will be covered by the Town under CIRSA (approximately $125 yearly). RECOMMENDATIONS: a. Staff recommends approval of the-one time gift of the van. b. Staff recommends pursuit of formal bids to purchase the van. TOWN OF ESTES PARK Office Memorandum To: Community Development Committee - Trustees Doylen, Levine, and Pinkham From: Lori Mitchell, Senior Center Director I)ate: November 3,2005 Re: Estes Park Senior Center - November report REPORT: a. October statistics will be combined with November figures and presented in December. b. General Operations: - A flu shot clinic was held in October with good response from the senior community; this clinic was cooperatively supported by Estes Park Medical Center, Sunrise Rotary, Visiting Nurse Association and the Senior Center. - Senior Center membership now stands at 465 for 2005. - The basement storage areas have been cleaned and reorganized. - Staff is conducting research into local fundraisers for the Meals on Wheels program; The Quota Club service to the Elderly committee is considering the project. - PR: staff continues to write news articles, assist with newsletter production and conduct a segment monthly on both Senior Focus Radio and Talk Back on KEZ and recently participated in a radio interview on KXDC 102.1. - This winter, the Senior Center will participate in the Larimer County Sheriff' s Department "Elder Elves" program. This program offers food boxes, lap blankets, smoke detectors and house safety inspections and crime prevention tips to homebound seniors in the county. - The Tri Fit Class is growing in numbers of participants and in the activities offered. Med X interns instruct the class featuring Pilates, Yoga, light weights and Power System Stretch tubing. The class continues three days a week at the Senior Center. Year to date, we have seen 1600 participant visits to the class. c. November programming -in addition to the regular weekly schedule of activities o November 2 Diabetes Management November 5 "Well Behaved Women Rarely Make History" (Co-sponsored with Museum) November 8 Memory Enhancement Tips - Aspen Club November 11 Veterans Day Program November 15 Day Trip - Denver Art Museum November 7,14,21 Colored Pencil Art Class - Pat Greenberg November 23 SALT - Disaster Response November 29 Decorating for the Holidays Holiday Feasts - $7.00 - advance ticket purchase required o November 22 Thanksgiving Feast and Pie Auction o December 16 Christmas Feast ACTION ITEMS: N/A BACKGROUND: N/A BUDGET/COST: N/A RECOMMENDATIONS: N/A 000000 0 1 4 TOWN OF ESTES PARK Office Memorandum To: Community Development Committee -Trustees Doylen, Levine, and Pinkham From: Betty Kilsdonk I)ate: November 3,2005 Re: Museum Monthly Report kEPORT: 1. New Exhibit and Upcoming Programs "A Night at the Riverside" Exhibit Opens Friday, December 2 with a reception from 5-7 PM. This is a joint reception with the Art Center of Estes Park. This exhibit celebrates the half- century history of the Riverside B allroom as a dancehall, playhouse, and even a roller skating rink. Sponsored by the Friends of the Museum. "Well-Behaved Women Rarely Make History" November 5,7:00 PM at the Museum Spotlights lesser-known women's contributions to social reform, business, education and science. Co-sponsored by the Senior Center and the Museum. Native American Crafts November 12, 1:00 - 2:00 PM For kids in the 3rd through 5th grades, free, reservations needed Sponsored by the Rotary Foundation 2. Oral History Project We are currently in the middle of an oral history project, supported by the Mayor's contingency fund. The project's focus is on the local governmental institutions that created public policy, and downtown business development. With Nick Molle, we will be filming thirteen long-time residents during November and December. Early next year we will also be digitizing 200 hours of existing oral history tape from the 1970s and 1980s. Historical exhibits, television and radio programs, school projects, and works of historical scholarship such as books and articles, are some anticipated uses for the project results. 3. Database Conversion Project We are nearing the end of the federal grant-funded project to convert our paper catalog collections worksheets to a database. Beginning next year, researchers will be able to perform a complete search of the Museum's catalogued collections by querying the database. In addition, staff will be better able to match researchers with potentially useful information and will be able to better care for the collections objects. Before the project began, the database contained 10,500 artifact records. As of October 1, 2005, the total number of object records currently in the database is 19,592. The next part of the project is publicizing the resource via workshops, etc. Estes Park Museum September 2005 EPM Attendance EPM Programs September gallery 9-17 Riverside Dance 250 attendance 853 9-22 Outhouses Lecture 125 Programs (2) 375 Meetings/Other Gallery tou rs (1) 15 9-7 Friends Bd Committee 6 Group meetings/Other (9) 173 9-12 to 9-16 Emporia State Total = 1416 students 20 YTD 2005 = 12,410 9-19 Friends Bd Committee YTD 2004 = 6136* 9-23 Wedding dinner 70 YTD 2003 = 8875 9-26 Friends Bd Committee 9-28 TOEP/Economic 30 *EPM reopened 7.3.04 after remodel 9-29 Friends Board 20 9-29 TOEP/Economic 15 1416 668 653 653 558 - â‚¬04 '' 43): ~-1 * FY PY FY FY '01 '02 .03 '04 '05 September EPM attendance by year TOWN OF ESTES PARK Office Memorandum To: Community Development Committee-Trustees Doylen, Levine, Pinkham From: Bob Joseph and Will Birchfield Date: October 28,2005 Re: Impacts of Improvements to Estes Park Medical Center and Recommendations REPORT: I Impacts to Department of Building Safety A. Total project valuation exceeds typical total yearly valuation for all construction within Town boundaries. B. Staffs work load will double for plan reviews and inspections 1. ISO rating 2. Data entry 3. Records maintenance C. Hospitals typically have many life-safety systems, several of them non-typical to area construction. D. Hospitals and nursing homes have Federal and State requirements that exceed and/or supercede local building code requirements. Once these issues are incorporated into the official Town-approved plans, the building department has responsibility to enforce them. E. Revenues: official policy is to waive all building permit fees for all tax districts ($25 - $30 million). Projected fees are: Permits - $100,000 - $120,000 Plan Reviews - $65,000 - $78,000 Total - $165,000 - $198,000 II Recommendations A. Outsource all plan reviews and have the hospital pay all contract plan review fees. B. A Colorado design professional shall be approved by the building official and hired by the hospital to be designated as the design professional in responsible charge of the project. C. Special inspectors shall be approved by the building official and hired by the hospital, as required by the building official. D. All contractors shall submit credentials and/or qualifications to the building official for approval prior to engaging in work. E. The Town should continue with official policy to waive all permit fees, except costs incurred for outside consultants to be borne by the EPMC. ACTION ITEM: None BACKGROUND: N/A BUDGET/COST: FEE WAIVER $165,00 + RECOMMENDATION: N/A * .#.1 1 1 1 1 ./.EM + o b CD Â· '495 k v- 7 - 6 5 5 /'. I ./w / 4 16 0. e 4..."MI. 2 L >m -52 9 2 EER PIr i i -2 2 ki Itl 1 1:1 p:il' ' ,~Ili:rÂ£t~~:I I~' ~-1 ' 4 4''I/i *i 4 2 2 9 %8*2 > 22 1,8 i 0 2 9 8 e g *11~ 1. 2 8 59 74 Lu~t" 1 lili 1 .1 - 1 6 0 5 =$ # 8 CO a) to E N C> $2 C (1) CO Lf) LO Community Development Protective Inspection Community Development Department Application Fee Revenues ues Expenditures 9002 '82 ieqoloo Jo sv 9008 '88 Jeqoloo Jo SV ~002 '88 JeqopO Jo sÂ¥ Community Development Department $600,000 - 000'009$ - 000'00Â£$ - 000'008$ - 000'00:$ -- 000'09$ Revenues & Expenditur through October 28,2005 $350,000 -1 $300,000 -- - 000'098$ 000'90$ -- 000'004$ paje6pne -- 000'002$ --000'09[$ - 000'02 --000'001$ $40,000 Revenues, -2 $50,000 $45,000 - 000'09$ -- 000'98$ I - 000'91$ - 000'01$ - 000'9$ $55,000 - i, i i,~il,~i,i:1'T!~'~t ~i'+*~~,t~i:~IP t:Mir!0â‚¬6,28Â·d?*34.Â·3>,Â·}>Â· foÂ·Â·t.**1~:%4* "r:K'Â¢3*Â¢i $400,000 1, . , $700,000 -i, p, : ~s J ~ li:A & *,ttl L.;.'id'. it.4. â€¢- /$ , Town of Estes Park 170 MacGregor Ave. P.O. Box 1200 Estes Park, Co. 80517 Building Permit Summary Log Printed: 10/31/2005 Page 1 of 10 For: October, 2005 Decision Date: 10/3/2005 Valuation: $3,000.00 Permit Number:M-150-05 Parcel #: Permit Type: Building Parcel Address: 220 Virginia Dr. Unit 21 Work: Install Pellet Stove Applicant: Owner: Drew & Diane Miller Drew & Diane Miller 220 Virginia Drive #21 220 Virginia Drive #21 Decision Date: 10/3/2005 Valuation: $4,500.00 Permit Number:M-146-05 Parcel #: 35252-27-047 Permit Type: Building Parcel Address: 208 Elkhorn Avenue W. Work: Replace Boiler Commercial Applicant: Owner: ProTech Plumbing & Heating Candace 950 A Comanche St. P.d. Box 4816 Estes Park, CO 80517 Estes Park, CO 80517 Decision Date: 10/3/2005 Valuation: $3,500.00 Permit Number: R-009-05 Parcel #: 0525214033 Permit Type: Building Parcel Address: 221 Spruce Drive Work: Replace Roof - Res Applicant: Owner: Majestic Roofing Diane Rayburn 6200 N. Garfield AVe 221 Spruce Drive Loveland, CO 80537 Estes Park, CO 80517 . 11 + Building Permit Summary Log Printed: 10/31/2005 For: October, 2005 Page 2 of 10 Decision Date: 10/4/2005 Valuation: $122,766.00 Permit Number:7893 Parcel #: 25303-57-003 Permit Type: Building Parcel Address: 505 & 507 Saint Vrain Lane Work: New Duplex Applicant: Owner: Dan Smith Construction Estes Park, CO 80517 Decision Date: 10/4/2005 Valuation: $239,313.00 Permit Number:7906 Parcel #: 3522206011 Permit Type: Building Parcel Address: 1069 Fall River Court Work: New Res Single Family Det Applicant: Owner: Dallman Construction Co. Ron Kolzow 2086 Uplands Circle 352 Western Ave Estes Park, CO 80517 Clarendon Hills, IL . Decision Date: 10/6/2005 Valuation: Permit Number:M-147-05 Parcel #: 3525210001 Permit Type: Building Parcel Address: 160-167 Filbey Court Work: Flood Plain Applicant: Owner: Cornerstone Engineering Fall River Village 437 South Saint Vrain F.0. 80*837 Estes Park, Co 80517 Conifer, CO 80433 Decision Date: 10/7/2005 Valuation: $5,600.00 Permit Number:R-011-05 Parcel #: 2531212007 Permit Type: Building Parcel Address: 930 Elk Ridge Court Work: Replace Roof - 930 Elk Ridge Applicant: Owner: Majestic Roofing Richard Wood 6200 N. Garfield Ave 930 Elk Ridge Court Loveland, CO 80537 Estes Park, CO 80517 .. Building Permit Summary Log Printed: 10/31/2005 Page 3 of 10 For: October, 2005 Decision Date: 10/7/2005 Valuation: $11,970.00 Permit Number:R-012-05 Parcel #: 2519416001 Permit Type: Building Parcel Address: 514 Grand Estates Drive Work: Replace Roof - 514 Grand Applicant: Owner: Majestic Roofing 6200 N. Garfield Ave Loveland, CO 80537 Decision Date: 10/7/2005 Valuation: $9,300.00 Permit Number:R-013-05 Parcel #: 3524300008 Permit Type: Building Parcel Address: 585 Wonderview Avenue W. Work: Replace Roof Applicant: Owner: Jereb Construction John & Connie Phipps P.O.Bx. 3473 585 Wonderview Estes Park, Co 80517 Estes Park, CO 80517 Decision Date: 10/10/2005 Valuation: $229,404.00 Permit Number:7894 Parcel #: 2531305003 Permit Type: Building Parcel Address: 1006 Saint Vrain Avenue S. A & Work: New Res Duplex Applicant: Owner: Links of Estes Park, LLC. Links of Estes Park 1197 Sunset Dr 1197 Sunset Drive Broomfield, CO 80020 Broomfield, CO 80020 Decision Date: 10/11/2005 Valuation: $1,500.00 Permit Number:M-151-05 Parcel #: Permit Type: Building Parcel Address: Work: Install Gas Line & Firebox Applicant: Owner: Alpen Services Inc. P.O. Box 2083 Estes Park, CO 80517 ,: Building Permit Summary Log Printed: 10/31/2005 Page 4 of 10 For: October, 2005 Decision Date: 10/13/2005 Valuation: $10,000.00 Permit Number:7598 Parcel #: 3524453001 Permit Type: Building Parcel Address: 333 Wonderview Ave. Work: Replace Exit Stairs Applicant: Owner: Zakco Commerical Consultants Grand Heritage Hotels 407 N. Linclon Ave. Suite 105 614 S.W. 11th Avenue Loveland, CO 80537 Portland, OR 97205 Decision Date: 10/13/2005 Valuation: $7,500.00 Permit Number:M-153-05 Parcel #: 2406209022 Permit Type: Building Parcel Address: 2107 Uplands Circle Work: Install AC Applicant: Owner: Airmasters Hal Short 2107 Uplands Circle Estes Park, CO 80517 Decision Date: 10/13/2005 Valuation: $451,134.00 Permit Number:7888 Parcel #: 25194-37-047 Permit Type: Building Parcel Address: 350 Lakefront Street Work: New Single Family Det House ' Applicant: Owner: Patrick and Sandy Begley Patrick and Sandy -. 1838 Park Drive 1838 Park Drive Loveland, CO 80538 , Loveland, CO 80538 Decision Date: 10/14/2005 Valuation: Permit Number:M-154-05 Parcel #: 3525108046 Permit Type: Building Parcel Address: 246 Virginia Drive Work: Demo Cabin Applicant: Owner: Justin Dubois Justin & Karla Dubois 240 Virginia Drive 240 Virginia Drive Estes Park, CO 80517 Estes Park, CO 80517 . 1. Building Permit Summary Log Printed: 10/31/2005 For: October, 2005 Page 5 of 10 Decision Date: 10/14/2005 Valuation: $36,000.00 Permit Number:7916 Parcel #: 2530426034 Permit Type: Building Parcel Address: 1182 Graves Avenue Work: Remodel Interior Offices - Applicant: Owner: John Lynch john E Lynch 1182 Graves Avenue 1182 Graves Avenue Estes Park, CO 80517 Estes Park, CO 80517 Decision Date: 10/14/2005 Valuation: $4,000.00 Permit Number:7918 Parcel #: 3525108001 Permit Type: Building Parcel Address: 250 Virginia Drive Work: Replace Water & Sewer Lines Applicant: Owner: Rick & Cheri Houser FrederickR./Cheri M. 250 Virginia Drive 250 Virginia DR Estes Park, CO 80517 Estes Park, CO 80517 Decision Date: 10/17/2005 Valuation: $14,200.00 Permit Number:R-014-05 Parcel #: 3536415018 Permit Type: Building Parcel Address: 564 Darcy Drive Work: Replace Roof Applicant: Owner: Majestic Roofing Pete Smith 6200 N. Garfield Ave 564 Darcy Drive Loveland, CO 80537 Estes Park, CO 80517 Decision Date: 10/17/2005 Valuation: $9,000.00 Permit Number:R-015-05 Parcel #: 2530206008 Permit Type: Building Parcel Address: 182 s.st.vrain Ave. Work: Replace Roof Applicant: Owner: Apex Roofing Co. Inc. P.O.Box 3347 Estes Park, CO 80517 ... Building Permit Summary Log Printed: 10/31/2005 For: October, 2005 Page 6 of 10 Decision Date: 10/17/2005 Valuation: $11,944.00 Permit Number:7917 . Parcel #: 3401243002 Permit Type: Building Parcel Address: 415 Pawnee Lane Work: Addition Workshop - 415 Applicant: Owner: Demco Lynn Duncan P.O. Box 1963 415 Pawnee Lane Estes Park, CO 80517 Estes Park, CO 80517 Decision Date: 10/18/2005 Valuation: $28,000.00 Permit Number:7915 Parcel#: 3525300016 Permit Type: Building . Parcel Address: 490 Moraine Avenue Work: Repair & Replace Roof Applicant: Owner: Mark Donahue Carl Scott 2246 Eagle Cliff Rd P.O. Box 51 Estes Park, CO 80517 Estes Park, CO 80517 Decision Date: 10/18/2005 Valuation: $586,587.00 Permit Number:7901 Parcel #: Permit Type: Building Parcel Address: 890 Elkhorn Avenue W. . Work: New Single Family Res Applicant: Owner: Triple H Development Estes Park, CO 80517 Decision Date: 10/19/2005 Valuation: $7,283.00 Permit Number:7897 Parcel #: 34011-25-063 Permit Type: Building , Parcel Address: 1020 Scott Avenue Work: Res Deck Addition Applicant: Owner: Dallman Contruction Co. Randy & Elizabeth 2086 Uplands Circle 1020 Scott Avenue Estes Park, CO 80517 Estes Park, CO 80517 ... Building Permit Summary Log Printed: 10/31/2005 For: October, 2005 Page 7 of 10 Decision Date: 10/20/2005 Valuation: $259,217.00 Permit Number:7912 Parcel #.0 3523318002 Permit Type: Building Parcel Address: 1450 Sierra Sage Lane Work: DSFD Applicant: Owner: Brian Murphy Brian Murphy 3620 Capulin Dr. Loveland, CO 80538 Loveland, Co 80538 Decision Date: 10/20/2005 Valuation: $433,416.00 Permit Number:7898 Parcel #: 34024-08-013 Permit Type: Building Parcel Address: 3000 Kiowa Trail Work: New Res Single Family Home Applicant: Owner: Westover Construction Northlake -. 1191 Woodstock Drive Estes Park, CO 80517 Estes Park, CO 80517 Decision Date: 10/21/2005 Valuation: $348,124.00 Permit Number:7914 Parcel #: 3401240003 Permit Type: Building Parcel Address: 2205 Arapaho Road Work: DSFD Applicant: Owner: Robert & Lynn Sauvan Robert & Lynn Sauvan 9429 Blackhawk Trail 9429 Blackhawk Trail Sauk City, WI 53583 Sauk City, WI 53583 Decision Date: 10/21/2005 Valuation: $1,042.00 Permit Number:M-155-05 Parcel #: 2520308016 Permit Type: Building Parcel Address: 1820 North Ridge Lane Work: Replace Water Heater Applicant: Owner: ProTech Plumbing & Heating Phil & Doole Gillett 950 A Comanche St. 1820 North Ridge Estes Park, CO 80517 Estes Park, CO 80517 . Building Permit Summary Log Printed: 10/31/2005 Page 8 of 10 For: October, 2005 Decision Date: 10/21/2005 Valuation: $5,590.00 Permit Number:M-157-05 , Parcel #: 3524105015 Permit Type: Building Parcel Address: 951 Black Canyon Drive Work: Replace Furnace & Water Applicant: Owner: ProTech Plumbing & Heating Billie Joe/Wanda L -. 950 A Comanche St. 1132 Parkwood Drive Estes Park, CO 80517 Fort Collins, Co 80525 Decision Date: 10/24/2005 Valuation: $2,100.00 Permit Number:M-152-05 Parcel #: 25303-05-069 Permit Type: Building Parcel Address: 441 Ponderosa Dr. Work: Replace Furnace Applicant: Owner: Northern Colorado Air Inc Erma Hirning 441 Ponderosa Dr Ft. Collins, CO 80525 Estes Park, CO 80517 Decision Date: 10/24/2005 Valuation: $42,949.00 Permit Number:7923 Parcel #: 3524439002 Permit Type: Building Parcel Address: 455 Wonderview Avenue Work: Remodel Office Space - 455 Applicant: ' Owner: RB Construction Transnation 2100 W. Littleton Blvd 455 E Wonderview Littleton, CO 80120 Estes Park, CO 80517 Decision Date: 10/24/2005 Valuation: $3,771.00 Permit Number:M-156-05 Parcel #: 2531144001 Permit Type: Building Parcel Address: 1161 Fairway Club Circle Unit 1 Work: Install AC Applicant: Owner: Northern Colorado Air Inc Don Keown 1161 Fairway Club . Ft. Collins, CO 80525 Estes Park, CO 80517 4 .6 Building Permit Summary Log Printed: 10/31/2005 Page 9 of 10 For: October, 2005 Decision Date: 10/25/2005 Valuation: $8,246.00 Permit Number:7929 Parcel #: Unavailable with County Permit Type: Building Parcel Address: 1380 S. St. Vrain Avenue Work: Addition Entry to House Applicant: Owner: Edward L. Peterson Mr. Edward L. -. 1420 Axminster Lane 1420 Axminster Lane Estes Park, CO 80517 Estes Park, CO 80517 Decision Date: 10/26/2005 Valuation: $8,190.00 Permit Number:R-017-05 Parcel #: Permit Type: Building Parcel Address: 410 Steele Court Work: Replace Roof Applicant: Owner: Lazaro's Roofing 3408 Myrtle Street Evans, CO 80620 Decision Date: 10/27/2005 Valuation: $35,000.00 Permit Number:7913 Parcel #: 3524453001 Permit Type: Building Parcel Address: 333 Wonderview Ave. Work: Replace Fire Escape Applicant: Owner: Cornerstone Engineering Grand Heritage Hotels 437 South Saint Vrain 614 S.W. 11th Avenue Estes Park, Co 80517 Portland, OR 97205 Decision Date: 10/27/2005 Valuation: $5,598.00 Permit Number:R-016-05 Parcel #: 2530215005 Permit Type: Building Parcel Address: 960 Comanche Street Work: Replace Roof Applicant: Owner: US Commercial Roofing Nate Dick 6600 W 20th St #15 960 Comanche St Greeley, CO 80634 Estes Park, CO 80517 h. * Building Permit Summary Log Printed: 10/31/2005.. For: October, 2005 Page 10)f 10 Decision Date: 10/27/2005 Valuation: Permit Number:D-002-05 Parcel#: 3525121057 Permit Type: Buildfng , Parcel Address: 120 Riverside Drive E. Work: Demo - Interior Commercial Applicant: Owner: Lei of the Land, LLC Lei of the Land, LLC 453 E. Wonderview Ave. #332 Â· 453 E. Wonderview Estes Park, CO 80517 Estes Park, CO 80517 Decision Date: 10/28/2005 Valuation: $800.00 Permit Number:M-125-05 Parcel #: 2530215001 Permit Type: Building Parcel Address: 361 S.St.Vrain Avenue Work: Comm Adding Sink Applicant: Owner: ProTech Philip J. & Christine 950 Comanche St. P.O. Box 3800 Estes Park, CO 80517 Estes Park, CO 80517 Decision Date: 10/28/2005 Valuation: $10,000.00 Permit Number:R-018-05 Parcel #: 3526400040 Permit Type: Building Parcel Address: 820 Moraine Ave. Work: Replace Roof Applicant: Owner: Apex Roofing Co. Inc. Timberline Properties P.O.Box 3347 2341-Upper High Estes Park, CO 80517 Estes Park, CO 80517 Monthly Total: $2,960,544.00 * â€¢. 6 Â£ ae 2 Ki g 32 32 iâ‚¬3?4644 9 9 9-997- CO Lf g co 0 Uf 3232323232Â£323232 306*gul-c,I?~ 38 ~ > 2 8 *2 4 4 8 0 E 0, r 911 & E- CO LO O 4 02 0 32 4 2 32 0 Â£,20 0 --e *Noo 10 CO ./ 69 .9 te &2 32 (D 10 g : 0 2 1 3 ~ 1 2 5 2 % 32 -2<2 j ==Zon Va~ua0t on % Change from Valuation % Change from -Total ation % Change from Valuation % Change from Total Valuation % Gevhingseyf~aT $1,120,499 $1,120,941 $2,463,063 120% $932,341 $ 4,450,815.00 377% $458,603 $2,298,873 401% $628,650 -73% $1,017,096 $ 2,782,210.00 367% $1,887,234 $1,910,750 $2,098,150 $ 3,399,901.00 62% %*Z L 00-624' LU'ZE $ %* L - 000'ELS'tâ‚¬$ %9 L- 88Â£'89.'82$ 92'998'88$ 892'WL'LE$ 268'899'6 LE a-1-A $2,705,174 $3,012,609 $832,024 -72% $4,767,948 217% $ 3,439,128.00 $1,783,738 $1,161,817 $1,826,924 $1,606,541 $1,662,829 $ 2,100,174.00 26 $1,149,536 $1,451,357 $3,835,466 164% $2,158,597 $1,512,102 0 $ 1,327,382.00 -12% 00 *179'096'8 $ %02- 9+9'84*'2$ Ut'990'Â£$ %08 L 9 LS'**8'2$ BLE'6LL'LE Jeq0100 Previous Year 2002 Previous Year Previous Year Previous Year %92 OL*'982'2$ %88 8/8'LE %2,- 864'Â£96$ 908'6187$ 689'EL*' 1$ Jeqweoea Total Total Total Total %6L- 288'Â£68'8$ %09 L 69 L'*$ %1. 1.- 98Z'0Z97$ 80'Â£88' 1$ 926'*14$ Jeq UIeAON Monthly Building Permit Summary 2000 - 2005 TOWN OF ESTES PARK 9002 01* 1!luied Bu!Pling\9008 SlbIOd38\90, SlhIOd3bl 31Â¥0-01-8Â¥3*\SlbIOd38\51.1!Pling\Aep WWOO\BJewes\\ %11- 00869'994'1 $ LZV'Lt,94$ 802/002.4$ L *40'09Â£ LS â‚¬20'849' 1$ ZOo'090'fs Isn6nv June $2,183,869 $1,315,220 $1,758,377 34% $1,530,578 $1,281,895 $ 6,372,224.00 397% 00'89*'82â‚¬17 $ 969'068' Lit 9Â£9'0Â»'ES %228 822'EL$ %*98 486'882'3$ 608'ZI9$ Jequieldes