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Home My WebLink AboutPACKET Public Works 1985-03-214 PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE MARCH 21, 1985 AGENDA 1, RICK HICKS - REQUEST TO USE PARKING LOT No. 1 FOR DULCIMER FESTIVAL 2. MUNICIPAL BUILDING - COST ESTIMATE REVIEW FOR POLICE DEPT, REMODELLING 3. MUNICIPAL BUILDING - ADDITIONAL OFFICE SPACE 4. FISH HATCHERY - DECISION TO REPLACE BRIDGE 5, STANLEY PARK FENCING - LETTER FROM LARIMER COUNTY 6, 1985 STREET IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM - AUTHORIZE BIDDING 7, RIVERFRONT PARK - DISCUSSION OF BID DATE 8, 1985 PARK PROJECTS - AUTHORIZE EXPENDITURES 9. PARK EQUIPMENT BIDS 10 ROAD BASE BIDS 0 REPORTS: 1. STREETSCAPE 2, CRAGS DRIVE BRIDGE -. March.21, 1985 Colorado State Dulcimer Festival PO BOX 3988 Estes Park, CO. 80517 Richard Hicks, Chairman Town of Estes Park Public Works Committee Estes Park, CO. 80517 Dear Committee; The Colorado State Dulcimer Festival will be held once again this year in Estes Park. The following request for use of town facilities is made by the Colorado State Dulcimer Festival Committee, a sub-committee of the Estes Park Area Chamber of Commerce. We propose to hold this year's festival in municipal parking lot number one on June 8th and 9th. We will need electricity on those two days and expect the policy set last year by the Light and Power committee of charging $25.00 per day to apply. Wer will need to erect the tent and stage on June 7th and will effect removal of same on June 10th. The dulcimer festival is a family type event which will include music contests and concerts and an arts and crafts fair. Last year the event was attended by approx. 5000 visitors. The event is designed and promoted to help expand the commercial "shoulder season" in Estes Park. We petition therefore, The Town of.Estes Park, for permission to use parking lot number one and electricity as outlined above, and thank you for your consideration. Sincerely, V , -.n r. ,| 1 p- APJAA Richard Hicks, Chairman March 21, 1985 Colorado State Dulcimer Festival PO BOX 3988 Estes Parks CO. 80517 Richard Hicks, Chairman Town of Estes Park Public Works Committee Estes Park, CO. 80517 Dear Committee; The Colorado State Dulcimer Festival will be held once again this year in Estes Park. The following request for use of town facilities is made by the Colorado State Dulcimer Festival Committee, a sub-committee of the Estes Park Area Chamber of Commerce. We propose to hold this year's festival in municipal parking lot number one on June 8th and 9th. We will need electricity on those two days and expect the policy set last year by the Light and Power committee of charging $25.00 per day to apply. We will need to erect the tent and stage on June 7th and will effect removal of same on June 10th. The dulcimer festival is a family type event which will include music contests and concerts and an arts and crafts fair. Last year the event was attended by approx. 5000 visitors. The event is designed and promoted to help expand the commercial "shoulder season" in Estes Park. We petition therefore, The Town of Estes Park, for permission to use parking lot number one and electricity as outlined above, and thank you for your consideration. Sincerely, ~fvv- Richard Hicks, Chairman 0 8 1% Z 1 e I u. cr ,2- 4 b - 0 3 Â·c 10 W 0 608 - 4 0 le E 9 - 0 223 3 a k 1 41 â‚¬ 3 S 0 38Â© 1 1 4 1 W 1 02 1 3 e - E~t 1 4< 41 02 %: d: IA - 1 to OÂ°13 , 1 il i .L k \11 " te , ~ 2 0/1 3 227 2 .f , A o a ll| / li 1, I, A r; VonvE . r--- Â» \ \ ..9 4.t:,41 /42,409.9(U 9fv/1.51*1 1 - r - 1 ad - -1 O 1 Or nlovr F ~ 1.1.) 2 1 4-flj 1 L - --1 -er,rn r,0 1/11-994 reA 9 1 9 P }- a 1 % 4 4 41 . 12 < N 941 '3< 1 10 7 -Â©- 2 Q 2 < O -4 Z 0 4 4 6 5 dE 8 3 4 C. O A ad 022 03 â‚¬ g n k 3a lAI 01 A ~ 12 20 3 0 .1 = 10 1 Â¢P v o j . ---- 1 3 99vrv 00~/49/K, NEW PA/2-r, TION WAN-5 - A ll. Bo-74 5/DES. /40 9#11+1-9 1 Y _Ajo-T-&.6 tr>uyritv. B A-5 0.41,1 uu 61.-k 3 70 D V AW.L.- j INS UAAÂ·TrED W ITA oppel 07 01841 g~ 91,- MÂ¢/1-liat~a r.1* t,wÂ£7GD~ 1-,:Ix .TY/ B11* 574,LPX-1 719897*YED ~ 4 ..IL.Â·ECL,..1...1.1........i | ~ MAR 15 1985 1 -IZa .TOWN OF ESTES PARK PUBLIC WORKS DEPT. interplan BYp................................ 1576 Sherman Street Denver. CO 80203 303 â€¢ 861 Â·1559 March 14, 1985 Mr. Richard D. Widmer Director Public Works P.O. Box 1200 Estes Park, Colorado 80517 Dear Richard: Based upon the information that you and Dale shared with me last week, and the tour of your facilities, I have put together a short outline Scope of Work that I feel addresses your issues of concern. Basically, I've addressed departmental growth, space allocation to accomodate this growth, and options that may be considered for other agencies i.e., state and/or county. Based upon the enclosed Scope of Work, I would propose that Interplan work on an hourly basis to an upset fee of $7,500. After you have the chance to review the proposed Scope of Work, please call and we can make sure that all of your concerns have been covered. Since,06 7 ty, / C ) v Ycht ~ , Philip H. Goedert PHG:jmf I. - 70 1,5 -- 4/6.- Att_ , 4 5#64/ ra,Â·-7 interplan March 14, 1985 Facilties Planning Outline for the Town of Estes Park, Colorado A. Review Departmental Office Functions and Work Activities: Review personnel projections, existing, plus five years, plus ten years. Review space allocations for workstations, specialized equipment, storage systems, etc. Review office work flow and adjacentcy requirements. Review special requirements, i.e., security, storage, future development. Review public contact requirements. 2' B. Develop Intra-Working Relationships for All Town Departments Including: Work flow activities. 6 4- Specialized equipment/space. Traffic patterns. 99 -r Public contact. Security requirements. C. Develop Affinity Criteria Block Diagrams Based Upon: Present and future space requirements. Departmental affinities and workflow. Public access. Security. D. In Block Diagram Form Explore How Existing Facility Can Be Utilized, Now and in the Future: Future growth. Options to accomodate future agencies. E. Prepare and Submit Final Report RECEIVED r . 4 1285 MAR I dos lown of Estes Park Town Administratoo COLORADO John P. Byrne, Director DEPARTMENT OF Division of Disaster PUBLIC SAFETY Emergency Services March 6, 1985 Mr. Dale Hill Town Administrator Town of Estes Park P.O. Box 1200 Estes Park, Colorado 80517 Subject: Division of Wildlife Project Application FEMA-665-DR Dear Mr. Dale Hill: In a recent conversation with Darryl Todd of the State Division of Wildlife, it was noted that the Division is within a couple of weeks of having the final design for the Estes Park Fish Hatchery Site restoration completed. Once finished, the design plans will be coordinate with the Town's staff as well as with FEMA prior to finalization and going to bid for the actual work. A couple of items that the Town needs to be aware of and follow Richaid O Lamm GOVERNOR up on, as noted previously Â¥yul,RK-Reglohy;Y!5%30Â¥1~3NMâ€¢Mm!5HMM~g t*-ibridge,YEEIinEE@TBIErhatc=~W*ZYâ‚¬4~ieaii...,flic~'ix/Â£~~~1*~~~~A~incf.~tpe ,9Â¢5--- William L Koleszar EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR : a hiteher site is not -td-*be-Â·ased 9Â£8-~~~~~c-&Â£218U?**And-ming-:ttleÂ£&8~j Colorado State 6'-EÂ£ia54+78*Â£425ttike-brill**ir~>iRlhe area. breplacement.ofwthis*bridge Patrol //f//verly A-/4 -p- 9. , . ... --/.....,.Â·--./-/.-Â·..-Â·-/. LZuid wat...'Bitjiiatitild:- If the Town in its view feels this bridge Colorado Bureau -Y=...=aac.,;. *. *kc,-9-8-:DiA-,WE:* of Investigation should be replaced, it needs to formally request same identifying, the Colorado Law type of bridge required, what purpose it would serve, and any other Enforcement justification for replacement the Town feels is appropriate. If this Training Acaaemy is going to be done, it should be done early on, since obviously this Division 01 Criminal Juslice will affect the final design. Division of Disaster Emergency Services The other item is one that the Town may be aware of or if it Division 01 isn't it should look into, since it will effect the Town and the Fire Satety hatchery site. Larimer County is presently working on restoration of the County Bridge above the hatchery site. If the bridge alignment is changed or any major river channelization takes place at this site it will obviously affect the hatchery site. The Division of Wildlife has .OFE~ZO 44=Ej11\+P) expressed some concern over this and will be looking into it, but you probably should have your staff also take a look at the potential impacts with the County and the Division. Camp George West Golden. Colorado 80401 t=y 1876 (303) 279-2511 t / bale Hill Pdge 2 March 6, 1985 Hopefully we will be able to keep this project moving forward, so it can be closed out this coming summer. I understand the Division is considering trading off its three acres of property at this site to a private individual. This action shouldn't impede the restoration activities in any way. If you or your staff should have any questions on this activity, please let me know. I can be reached through tel #273-1825. Sincerely, ' -- . -.3.0. LL 6--/Led&gyd-1. Boulas Governor's Authorized Representative FEMA-665-DR LAB/nao CC: Darryl Todd, Division of Wildlife Bill Gordon, Larimer County Roger Free, FEMA, Region VIII .D2/L2 .. I ./.0/0/0/u'll'WING.0 RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS Public Works Committee - December 20, 1984 - Page two Highway 34, widening Steamer Drive to three lanes to the Stanley Village entrance, covering all exposed surfaces of the culverts with soil and revegetating, and installing rip/rap at the outlet of the culverts. SIDEWALK SNOW REMOVAL - PROPOSED ORDINANCE AMENDMENT: Public Works Director Widmer presented a proposed amendment to Chapter 12 of the Municipal Code regarding sidewalk snow removal. The Committee recommends approval of the ordinance amendment with Public Works Director Widmer contacting the Town Attorney regard- ing a minimum assessment. BRIDGE - FISH HATCHERY ROAD - REQUEST FROM LARIMER CO[JNTY: A letter submitted by Rex A. Burns, Engineering Department, Larimer County was reviewed. The County is requesting the Town's approval for work being undertaken outside the County's right-of-way located on Fish Hatchery Road. The bridge received extensive damage during the Lawn Lake Flood. Following review of the drawings which were submitted by Larimer County, the Commit- tee recommends approving Larimer County's request to work on Town property which will enable the County to replace the bridge, contingent upon the prevention of damage to existing trees and vegetation. REQUEST FOR AUTHORIZATION TO BID PICKUP TRUCK AND MICROCOMPUTER: Director Widmer requested authorization to bid one pickup truck and would like to have the truck included in the bid with other Town departments. Public Works Director Widmer also requested authorization to begin the proposal process for a microcomputer. $10,000 is allocated in the 1985 Budget for the purchase of a microcomputer. The Committee recommends Director Widmer be authorized to include one pickup truck in the Town's vehicle bid and that the proposal process be initiated for the microcomputer. The Committee will review the proposals on the microcomputer when sufficient information is obtained. FACILITY ACCESSIBILITY STUDY: The Committee recommends extending the review period for the Facility Accessibility Study to the next regularly scheduled Public Works Committee Meeting in January. REPORTS: The Crags Drive Bridge Project is going well; however, due to the temperature, Wycon Construction will be unable to pour the concrete deck at this time. Completion of the bridge project should occur in the spring. A copy of a letter dated December 5, 1985 submitted by Leonard A. Boulas (Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)) to Mr. Darryl Todd (Division of Wildlife) was reviewed. Restoration at the Fish Hatchery property (owned in part by the Town and Division of Wildlife) has been approved. A question has arisen as to the repJ acement of the vehicle bridge on the property. The Committee recommends pursuing the replacement of the bridge at this time. There being no further business, the meeting adjourned. v '4 C i iZZ Vickie O'Connor, Town Clerk lu,1-y,wJ LARIMER COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 1800 S. County Road 31, Loveland, Colorado 80537-9638 .Kil C, -4%;a244 Courtlyn W. Hotchkiss District 1 221-7001 699/4077 - Main Omce/South Region 226/4517 - North Region C. Howard Zollner -401** District Il 221-7002 Doryle W Kloosen Parks Department ral- D.strict m 221-7003 ,tiVED John MocFarlane, Director -,6-/41 1:. L?Â· 7 of Estes Park March 14, 1985 10â€¢in Town Administrator Mr. Dale Hill Town of Estes Park P. O. Box 1200 Estes Park, CO 80517 On March 6, 1985, the Larimer County Board of Commissioners authorized me to assist with the fencing project at Stanley Park. The Board authorized a maximum expenditure of $6,500.00. It is my understanding that the Public Works Department of Estes Park Will originate the specifications for the project and administer a formal bid for the purchase and installation of the fence. For simplicity I would prefer that the Town of Estes Park pay for the fencing project and then forward to myself a copy of the invoice and a letter requesting a 50% reimbursement. Thank you. LARIMER COUNTY PARKS DEPARTMENT i 61'377: t'le ' ~11,6.1,17,2.. John MacFarlane [62 Â¥ 28) do-â€¢.m. i; 4-.A TOWN OF ESTES PARK Public Works Department 3 Richard D. Widmer Director L-ack '- 6-r.-5- : .412~~i,~~0\f9~4~'/15'f'~0*4,7 , 4 .4,41- Z #41% 11-- 44.4.SC,U.~ Th/ /5 . 44$C. =*k-- - 1--033>~*~~44~/277~/- r ~ / I.-- -- -A- -1..5'k41 4:~< 4--1. , 4" Vi /- 44 .3 : 5.41 Estes Park, Colorado 80517 r -1 \ - 1\ MEMORANDUM TO: Public Works Committee FROM: Richard Widmer /*OU Director of Public. Works DATE: March 19, 1985 RE: 1985 Street Improvement Program Attached please find the proposed 1985 Street Improvement Program. Priorities were set, for the most part, by using the Pavement Management Study done in 1983. This year's budget will allow about. three miles of streets to be overlaid. In -addition, three short street areas are proposed for new paving, along with reclamite seal coating of the streets overlaid in 1982 and 1983, a bikepath extension, and some asphalt curbing. If bid prices vary significantly from the estimate , the priority list will be added to or subtracted from to bring the project in line with the budget. RDW:ca Attachment P. O. Box 1200 Telephone (303) 586-5331 , . Page 1 of 4 1985 PROPOSED STREET IMPROVEMENTS A. 2" Overlay (In approximate order of priority) Avg. Length Width Area Est. Cost Ft. Ft. SY $ - 1. Aspen Ave. - Stanley Ave. to End 3110 21 7257 27,400 2. Manford Ave. - Community Dr. to End 880 25 2444 11,200 (2) 3. McGregor Ave. - Wonderview to Town Limits 2515 24 6707 25,300 4. Stanley Ave. - Stanley Cir. Dr. to Aspen 1170 25 3250 12,300 5. Davis St. - Moraine to Davis St. 270 21 630 2,400 6. Grand Estates Dr. - U.S. 34 to Lakefront 1685 22 4119 15,500 7. Fall River/Blue Spruce 620 22 1516 5,700 8. Brook Drive - Avalon to Acacia 1000 20 2222 8,400 9. Peak View Dr. - Longs to Prospect Est. Dr. 1339 26 3868 14,600 10. 2nd Street 675 29 2175 8,200 11. Pine Lane 1005 21 2345 8,800 12. Mummy Lane 445 19 939 3,500 13. Nor'th~dge Lane 1265 24 3373 12,700 TOTAL ESTIMATE = $156,000 NOTES: (1) Overlay costs estimated using $32.20/Tn + 2% Patching at $11.55/SY = $3.77/SY (2) Manford Ave. estimated using 2" overlay + 50% Petromet at $1.60/SY = $4.57/SY Page 2 of 4 .. B. New Paving (2") 1. Alley - Virginia Drive west to end Paving 180' x 15' = 300 SY at $3.55/SY = $1,065 Curbing See Item D Grading = 750 TOTAL = $1,800 2. Unnamed Street - Fall River Lane Northeast to End Paving - 125' x 24' = 333 SY at $3.55/SY = $1,182 Grading = 500 Base 60 Tn at $4.00 = 240 TOTAL = $1,900 3. Fall River Lane - Elkhorn to Bridge Paving - 225' x 24' = 600 SY at $3.55/SY = $2,130 Grading = 750 Fill - 100 CY at $8.00 = 800 TOTAL = $3,700 TOTAL NEW PAVING .................................. = $7,400 Page 3 of 4 . C. Reclamite Seal Coat (For Streets Overlaid in 1982 and 1983) SY 1. Community Drive - U.S. 36 to Manford 4,222 2. 4th Street 5,512 3. 5th Street/East Court 1,486 4. High Pine Drive 2,747 5. Graves Avenue 4,198 6. Dekker Circle 3,734 7. Manford Avenue - Colorado 7 to Woodstock 122. 5,440 8. Olympian Lane 3,547 9. Pinewood Drive 1,866 10. Park View Lane ~qe, 4,100 11. Big HorIPE Elkhorn to Spruce 3>B. 3,467 12. Stanley Circle - North 1/2 5,097 13. . Peak Vie42% prospect Mountain to Longs Drive 3,683 14. Riverside Drive - Pine River Lane to Town Limits 3,254 15. Pinewood Lane - Pinewood Drive to End 1,222 16. Homesteader Lane 2,600 17. Tranquil Lane - Vail Court to End 1,173 18. Grand Estates Drive - Lot 25 to Lai<6~ront ST. 3,029 19. Black Canyon Drive - Pioneer Lane to Devils Gulch 4,080 20. Prospect Village Drive 3,560 21. Comanche Street 2,100 22. South Court , 774 23. Morgan Street - So. Hwy. 7 to University 1,956 24. Weston Lane 545 25. Pine Knoll Lane 440 26. Summit Drive 2,300 27. University Drive 4,278 80,410 SY at $.16/SY TOTAL = $12,900 . / I Page 4 of 4 D. Curbing - 6" Asphalt Curb LF 1. Aspen Avenue 1,100 2. Alley 250 3. McGregor Avenue 250 4. Stanley Avenue 150 5. Miscellaneous Areas (Prospect Avenue, Fall River Estates) 2,000 3,750 LF at $3.75/LF TOTAL = $14,100 E. Bike Path - So. Hwy 7 - South of Acacia Drive to South Town Limits 1,325 LF x 8' Wide = 1,178 SY at $4.13/SY = $4,865 Grading, Culverts 2,000 Base = 130 CY at $6.00 780 10% Cont. = 765 Total Estimate = $8,500 BUDGET = $20,000 (Incl udes concrete path at ,$10,000) F. Estimated Cost Recap A. 2" Overlay $156,000 B. New Paving 7,400 C. Seal Coat 12,900 D. Curbing 14,100 Admin., Insp., Engr. 5,200 TOTAL $195,600 BUDGET $200,000 6 â€¢ I ; 8 1 6~ 6 ?.f/ ~ I 5 Â·* 4.1: ':-/1/9/'447'L,--4 4 . 0 r.- i 1 's, Â· ; i&: Â·Â·'i: ,Â·f , i --k,-- t:..," 3~ ,:.-:7. 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Director =0 2, '1 3*th-- -*ica='4*FE â‚¬242 / /-' 1 4 /.-,Ir . 4 4 , 5 i Estes Park, Colorado 80517 MEMORANDUM TO: Public Works Committee FROM: Richard D. Widmer /*3 Director of Public Works DATE: March 19, 1985 RE: 1985 Park Projects Park Superintendent Dan Speedlin has designed three proposed park improvement projects for 1985. They are listed below in what we feel is their approximate priority. 1. Chamber Planter - Timber planter with "Estes Park" spelled in flowers, miscellaneous shrubs, rocks, sprinkler system. Materials $1,650 Labor - 140 hrs. at $8.10/hr. = 1,134 Sub Total = $2,784 Contingency = 278 Total Estimate = $3,062 - say - $3,100 2. Municipal Building - West Side - Lawn renovation and planters. Materials $3,000 Labor - 212 hrs. at $8.10/hr = 1,717 Sub-Total = $4,717 Contingency = 472 Total Estimate = $5,189 - say - $5,200 P. O. Box 1200 Telephone (303) 586-5331 03 . Town of Estes Park Estes Park, Colorado 80517 Public Works Committee March 19, 1985 Page 2 3. Municipal Building - East Side - Plantings, trees, rocks. Materials $1,150 Labor - 144 hrs. at $8.10/hr. = 1,166 Sub-Total = $2,316 Contingency = 232 Total Estimate = $2,548 - say - $2,550 TOTAL ESTIMATED COSTS........$10,850 I believe that all three of these prbjects are needed and will have an immediate impact for the Town. I recommend that approval be given for all these projects. RDW: ca 9 1â€¢ 4.4 TOWN OF ESTES PARK 19,1 Public Works Department Richard D. Widmer Director 20*~,tÂ» ~ ,/42..33Â», -MilinL*u PAW7448/#"W"INÂ¢#Bule'p. :% 1Â¥2 - ....MWV..,9Â»'N~ \ Estes Park, Colorado 80517 r I - MEMORANDUM TO: Public Works Committee FROM: Richard Widmer - 11~ j Director of Public Works DATE: March 15, 1985 RE: Bids for Parks Vehicle Attached is a bid summary of the bids received for a Jeep Scrambler. Bids for the plow are listed below: 1 each, 6% foot snow plow with power angle, lighting package, mounting hardware and power source. 1. Frontier Truck & Equipment (Meyer) $1,237.00 2. Kois Brothers (Swenson) 1,450.00 3. O.J. Watson (Western) 1,589.00 Total for the Jeep and plow from the low bidders, with trade-in is......... ........................ $9,574.00 The amount budgeted was..... ............... .$11,000.00 I recommend that the bids of Herbert Motors and Frontier Truck and Equipment be accepted. RDW: ca Attachment P. O. Box 1200 Telephone (303) 586-5331 1 Z CD 0 4 0 ~-O Lf-) 4-) Lf-) ro . . 1 5.-1 m 4-) CO 34 co 0 00 m O " Wa',Ual 7-1 0 4-4 0 & 3 64 Z D 0 U H . BIDDER VEIIICLE BASE PRICE TRADE IN NET 'PRICE 4 x 4 w,/plnw Jeep Scrambler $9,588.50 $100.00 $100.00 HERBERT MOTORS Jeep Scrambler $9,537.00 $1,000.00 ~~~,-337.00 FLEET Prepared By: STREET DEPARTMENT 1974 F250 GARY SHANAFELT 3/12/85 LOVELAND AMC JEEP TOWN OF ESTES PARK Public Works Department Richard D. Widmer Director Ph '0*LftÂ· EN 9/' 6,11~.fwp- e.. A w--1 ~ffâ‚¬iÂ« 4 4Â·t~j- n'Nia ,â€¢,"M</%*3MWi9ie 1,11Â·-4 -.re> i *3""*1 ik 0\!RE,IRLy'N':*5**:9' .2-2% 4242 , :IL - - ~ 1%/rx,-â‚¬-re,~ - I. 4 ' 5 Estes Park, Colorado 80517 1 -,\ 7--3, MEMORANDUM TO: Public Works Committee FROM: Richard D. Widmer Z6>J Director of Public Works DATE: March 19, 1985 RE: Parks Equipment Purchase 1. Bids have been taken for a new riding mower: Walker $3,995 Toro Ground Master 62 $6,883 After field testing the mowers, we are convinced the Walker (manufactured in Fort Collins) is a superior machine and I therefore recommend approval of this purchase. Total Cost $3,995 Budget $7,000 2. Bids have also been taken for an equipment trailer to haul the mower and other equipment. After a lot of research and field trips, we recommend the purchase of a Taylor Equipment Trailer. Total Cost $2,480 Budget $1,500 P. O Box 1200 Telephone (303) 586-5331 Town of Estes Park Estes Park, Colorado 80517 Public Works Committee March 19, 1985 Page 2 The reason the trailer cost exceeds the amount budgeted is that it was decided to buy a larger trailer that could also be used to haul Stanley Park's tractors and other equipment to the shop for servicing. Items 1&2- Total Cost = $6,475 Budget = $8,500 RDW: ca JIM'S WRECKER SERVICE & CONSTRUCTION CO. 841 Dunraven St.. P. 0. Box 85 ESTES PARK, COLORADO 80517 586-5550 586-4111 CU*~OMERS ORDER NO. 1 PHONE DATE k 1-1 > LD %6 0 A;tt Yf(A Ark ; , j f-1 $44 NAME - ~ilzG-O .~L ,Â·7/r /7 A ) U.'W..â‚¬..41/ ........................................... ADDRESS -021,Â·77_zol.. tzku ,Â«2.7 - SOLD BY CASH C.0 D. CHARGE ON ACCT. MDSE RET'D. PAID OUT . - â€¢03. . j' , , I . - 4 ., QTY. DESCRIPTION PRICE AMOUNT 1 . / r Lsjqi *925~~~03Â£62222Â£ C.25 41- 24446-49*f.../RD *27......3/2.,.~upl~tiBLZL~--~- 2~trog4~.0Â»' .- 1 .....b....&...................... . ........................................ - - off{*~0&.i)Ls~ ~4:11z2-&.~~~- L.36 __ * 41=>46*un--Â£ 0Â¢44_044 6 ' ,1,1/ 01 D 0 432....214- zÂ» *25....AD'. ~Â«. E 9 ./-Lf '/ -17'11 1497 :, 0, /4-WL,29( 72-â‚¬ - Lpar ' 44 //u; *~jiLL-* LitÂ«~.9 ........... ...7 3//5 Km 54*L y/â‚¬0'c...a_ .zÂ·Â·./4/a.c, 4.<3 2Â£,uj F 7 71'2--1241,2 Coo x:.45'3 - 14<0 46Â·0 TAX RECEIVED BY -ff.7 6 D TOTAL All claims and returned goods 2226 MUST be accompanied by this bill. 97iank lau