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Home My WebLink AboutPACKET Public Works 1985-06-20PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE JUNE 20, 1985 AGENDA 1. A. E. BARTELS - REQUEST TO FENCE EASEMENT 2. MOUNTAIN BELL - REQUEST TO PLACE PAY TELEPHONES 3. PICADILLY SQUARE - REQUEST FOR PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE REPLACEMENT OR REMOVAL 4, ESTES PARK MEDICAL CENTER - REQUEST TO INSTALL SIGN IN PUBLIC RIGHT-OF-WAY 5, PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT - REQUEST TO PURCHASE WORK SHIRTS AND CAPS 6. FIELD TRIP TO PUBLIC WORKS SHOP (TIME PERMITTING) *- 1~ REPORTS: 1 + 1, DELIVERY OF GRADER 2, RIVERFRONT PARK BID DATE /1- 15/ waig.j~ ~ft~~~t 3. POLICE REMODEL Â£91201Â» Â»A Â· ik~ .*~ 1.. t (A '0 W. . . . â€ž3,28)911 -14<5.1105 S l-21'Dqj 'UN . L. Vrain Addition to Estes Park. ....t 30 03' W. 60/. 86 C ' 110 O ito /10 Q E N '9 -6 2 7 4 0 '' 0 0 0 - 2 - . 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(Ate/4 ~< '~~~ ~ JUN 5 05 / i I t=20=51 /. j luwn of Estes Part 4 l*aif Q. E eL t#-At) .60 Al#,vgo, Mountain Bell 0 (OK â‚¬ . ap,(A- --~,uut 2otih Dale Hill Town Administrator P.O. Box 1200 Estes Park, CO 80517 Dear Dale, Per our conversation on May 28, 1985 Mountain Bell is interested in placing 2 public pay phones on property that is city owned. The first location we have chosen is in the Greenbelt area @ Elkhorn & Park Ln. directly west of the Library. At that location we would like to provide a rustic looking free standing enclosure. The second location we have chosen would be in front of .. ~the Old Church Shops. If convenient, we would like to use one of the four sides of the Information Booth. We feel both locations would provide easy access to customer needing public telephones. Should the city accept the placement of these 2 public phones the city would be responsible in providing the electricity for lighting, Mountain Bell will then pay a commission to the city. The commission is based on the usage of the phone and is paid quarterly. Please let me know at your earliest convenience if these locations meet with the city's approval. At that time I can schedule dates for the phones to be installed. If you have any questions please call me at 896-9803. Sincerely, huÂ«UL; 2 21<,Ajc,LLL,jj Melanie McGinness Ezr:----0---_~ Public Communications Consultant I - 81 0, Trustee 7 Dir. Pub Wid De. L&P Finonce Otiker W~US'JAL Flan. Crmm. P. C. Chairman ed. of Adi. /,Att -41 . 111 'U i .plJ+ Â¢/1,% .. , 1 4 4.1? ./i/-- ..per "turat 46.1 -* I 4 'fy. 9, L . I :- L":': 1 * r . : ..fY~, : 2 1 P .0. 1 '22. 4 9 41 45. BN 20/20 ..stic Whetter Benner-Nawman, Inc. CLEXUCU RUSTIC TELEPHONE ENCLOSURES AND SHELVES Design Highlights Architectural Notes The BN 20/20 Rustic Shelter is a coin BN 20/20 Rustic Shelter a Super- BN's Rustic Enclosures and Shelves telephone enclosure manufactured to Natural for any scenic location have become major assets to the / enhance any natural setting. Utilizing Companion Rustic Shelf Also Available following locations: national and state handcrafted cedar coverings and a parks and recreational areas; specialty matching shake-type roof, the BN The BN 1280 Rustic Shelf has been shopping mails and restaurants; theme 20/20 Rustic is one of the only designed for any indoor or outdoor and amusement parks; "old town" or production enclosures available which location. Like the larger Rustic enclo- historical locations; open air theatres; blends in to that "special environment". sure, this unit is manufactured with a zoos; botanical gardens; orany location handcrafted cedar covering used in which requires the warm-look of natural Beneath the rustic exterior is a standard conjunction with a standard BN 1280 wood. BN 20/20 - a proven workhorse in the coin telephone shelf in either ce- telephone industry - and built to last. ramic porcelain or woodgrain formica This unique design is what makes the finishes. DESIGN SPECIFICATIONS Construction Features BN 20/20 RUSTIC WALK-IN PHONE SHELTER C] Handcrafted cedar frames and matching cedar shake roofs are Dimensions suitable for all weather use. 1-24 4-Â©-1 (A) 56 inches (142.2 cm) Â£ Steel under wrapper incorporates (B) 50 inches (127.0 cm) fused ceramic porcelain finishes (C) 29 inches (73.7 cm) and is designed to withstand (D) 26 inches (66.0 cm) weather and vandal abuse. 4 inches (220.9 cm) 0 The BN 20/20 comes complete with solal bronze safety glass panels. BN20/20 Rustic Walk-In Â® Phone Shelter. Coin Slots can High visibility signing is perma- o be 65 inch (165.1 cm) or 54 nently recessed into the cedar â‚¬ n covering in highly visible bright inch (137.2 cm) high. yellow lettering. L] Stainless steel service shelves and _1- BN swing-up directory facilities are f P -W standard on the BN 20/20 Rustic. '1/ El Sturdy mounting post for both the 4. of ceramic porcelainized structural BN 20/20 and BN 1280 models are steel with access covers with pro- visions for protector and ringer mountings. BN 1280 RUSTIC PHONE SHELF H The BN 1280-Pl Rustic comes 1-Â®-1 standard with a black ceramic por- Dimensions celain round post. The BN 20/20 (A) 39 inches (99.1 cm) High Rustic comes standard with a rectangular post with an outer (B) 32 inches (81.3 cm) Wide 11 /9~1 covering of resawn pedar. (C) 14 inches (35.6 cm) Deep [3 Wall mountings for either unit are (* 1 BN 1280 Rustic Phone Shelf. optionally available. 1 1, May be Pedestal mounted or 1 Wall mounted for 65 inch 2 Compatible equipment mounting (165.1 cm) or 54 inch (137.2 accepts all standard coin telephone cm) Coin Slot Heights. instruments and easy-to-follow in- ' stallation instructions are provided. Experienced Field Representatives are 1 1 1 1 Ready to Assist You with Planning, 1---1 1/--i Installation and Service for all Your Rustic Telephone Enclosure Require- (~64*&bt . â‚¬, ments. T, 6 Vas- L - DIVISIONAL SALES OFFICE AS) Benner.Nowman, Inc. 0 2 t\A Ir-- ' M Post Office Box 23378 ~y,~,7+ Pleasant Hill, California 94523 r*Â£ 9 Telephone: 415/ 798-2500 Â»-0 TWX: 910/ 385-6313 Toll Free: 800 / 528-5502 f 1 4,~L-n, in en Tr, LqnT-:twimm ~~44Â«te-gFFf#:%4 RECEIVED 1 MAY 2 2 #to 10. 01 E.. M:Â¢1 1- .0.0 May 20, 1985 Mr. Dale Hill, Town Administrator Town of Estes Park Estes Park, Colorado 80517 RE: Piccadilly Square Dear Dale, As you are aware, Nancy and I own the Piccadilly Square Shopping Center in Estes Park. For many years I have maintained the footbridge at the rear of the property. I would assume that the bridge was built many years ago by Mr. Jelsema, however I am not aware of its history. It may have been built by another party, the town or possibly a joint effort. The bridge may be in need of replacement of removal. I see its use as important to pedestrians, customers, and residents of the area who wish to cross the river in this area of the community. It also is quite close to the beautiful town park project on the west side of the river, just north of Piccadilly Square. Since the bridge does connect both private and city property, it is my desire to see it either replaced by both parties or jointly removed. I do believe that it benefits many people in that area of town, especially the elderly who walk to the post office and super market. Thank you for your consideration. Please tell Mary "hello" for us. j.inferely, \ f jjm'H. Swickard JHS/pt 2401 VISTA WAY. SUITE E. OCEANSIDE. CALIFORNIA 92054,619-439-5650 . . ESTES PARI< MEDICAL CENTER AND PROSPECT PARK - A SKILLED NURSING FACILITY 555 PROSPECT AVENUE â€¢ POST OFFICE BOX 2740 â€¢ ESTES PARK, COLORADO 80517 303/586-2317 KAREN I. SPOUS CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER May 8, 1985 Merv Miller Colorado Department of Highways P.O. Box 850 Greeley, CO 80632 Dear Mr. Miller, I am Chairman of the Buildings and Grounds Committee of the Park Hospital District in Estes Park, Colorado. The Board - of Directors has authorized a new sign directing people to the Medical Center, which is not in an obvious location and has proved to be difficult to locate in an emergency. We have ordered a new sign to match the Estes Park Urban Renewal Authority's streetscape signage, which will be a double-faced 4' x 6' sign that says "Estes Park Medical Center, Emergency Services" with an arrow indicating the direction. We would like to install it at the southwest corner of Colorado Highway 36 and Stanley Drive as indicated on the enclosed map, so that it can be seen from both direct- ions. Please advise if this location is acceptable to the Highway Department and if thereare any set-back requirements. Thank you for your help in this matter. Sincerely, ~i- =-2-2-- -j <-2 - ~ 32- 32-1 ty- Alma I. Hix Turstee CC: Karen Spotts Affiliated with: Presbyterian/St. luke's Medical Center, ICAH Accredited Alember of American Hospital Association â€¢ Member of Colorado Hospital Association â€¢ Member Association of Western Hospitals 1 -*55> . hi. ' ... 1 . - -lT 13 24 1 0 1 r - 9 1 1 ......./-/ 1 1 :. . 1 . 1 \ 1 .. . 0, . 1 0 . . .1 . .Xb . I .- I I. ' '1 1. a " ~---1- - 1 '1 1. .. - .. -1 r-VILE-__ 1 41 .0 1 1 Q .0 ./ - S r ANL fr . . -4. 1 .1 - 1 â€¢â€¢ 1. ".. 11~-n--*- ,0-1 ,â€¢ I .. Irl... -e""i LL.~_____~ ~ ~ ~0 .j- '/ . . 1 11 .0 4 ~ 4 'Â·Â·Â· -L---'~ \CANYON" \" 1 1 1. ' . 1. 6,=p--1 0. . .I 1 00 . 2-_Â»-Â»f"T ' .......... â€¢'ME,Glitl- .. .. .fy,As ADDITION :- \1 1- Â· 3 'btut. 39-Ali- 0 ' .. .. 1. , . -r" '11'' - 1. , ' 0. 1 , , 1 1 1-" \ L-Z=N 11 / U, . 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F 1 " 7,6 10, ...5 ..4 , ./ 1 , r- b . ..Â£.7 Â·-.1 1 W AY rk Â·Lif'I'.rim " . 1. . . .1 ....& I , 11 L, --9 -i. k - n =7=29' $ , 1. 1 A_ a ' ~.Ir/.1 . ... H f.*83 uÂ«i.../.90/7 J 2,>71 2 9 - . .3-' U 8- - â€ž1114 . U ' 1 0 1/011- ...............- . .4-1.- . 4.-It . . 0 I / . - 7 17.66.190~ or within a lot shall not require a sign permit or sign permit fee when such do not exceed three square feet per sign per face in area and eight feet in height, do not contain any advertising or trade name identification, and are nonillumi- nated, internally illuminated or indirectly illuminated. Private traffic-control signs which conform to the standards of the Colorado Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices may exceed three square feet per face in area, but shall not exceed seven square feet per face. Such signs shall not exceed eight feet in height. 5. Signs required or specifically authorized for a public purpose by any law, statute or ordinance shall not require a sign permit or sign permit fee, and may be of any type, number, area, height above grade, location or illumina- tion authorized by the law, statute or ordinance under which such signs are required or authorized. No suchsign shall be placed in the public right-of-way unless specifically autho- rized or required by law, statute or ordinance, and, except for warning signs or barricades of a temporary nature, such signs shall be permanently affixed to the ground, a building or other structure. 6. Nonilluminated window signs shall not require a sign permit or sign permit fee when the total area of such signs: a. Does not exceed twenty-five percent of the total window area in the same vertical plane at the ground floor level on the side of the building or business unit upon which said signs are displayed; and b. Does not exceed twenty-five percent of the total allowable sign area for the premises. Such signs shall not exceed four square feet in total surface area per sign when placed in windows above the ground floor level, and no signs shall be placed in windows above the second floor level. 7. Signs commonly associated with, and limited to t information and directions related to the permitted use on the lot on which the sign is located shall not require a sign permit or sign permit fee, provided that each such sign does not exceed one hundred fifty square inches in total area and is nonilluminated, internally illuminated or indirectly illuminated. (This category shall be interpreted to include such signs as "no smoking, " "rest room, 1, '1 no solicitors," "self-service" and similar informational signs.) 8. A sign permit or sign permit fee shall not be required for nonilluminated or indirectly illuminated signs which identify, as a courtesy to customers, items such as credit cards accepted, redemption stamps offered, menus or Prices; limited to one such sign for each use, not to exceed four square feet per face or eight square feet in total area. 240-15 (Estes Park 2/81) / y. /14 ~4?:1(:.,alk 1 VUL/-1- / fjoL RECEIVED ESTES PARK MEDICAL CENTER AY 24 1985 AND PROSPECT PARK - A SKILLED NURSING FACILITY WIll J:,9, 555 PROSPECT AVENUE â€¢ POST OFFICE BOX 2740 â€¢ ESTES PARK, COLORADO 80517 1- 303/586-2317 KAREN I. SPOTTS CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER May 22, 1985 Bernie Dannels, Mayor The Town of Estes Park P.O. Box 1200 Estes Park, CO 80517 Dear Bernie, The hospital Board has authorized me to secure a sign of the same design and materials as the Urban Renewal signage, which has been ordered, but the State Highway Department informed me last week that they cannot authorize a private sign that is not an official highway sign to be installed in the highway right-of-way. They did suggest, however, that The Town has the authority to install such signs, so I need your help to make_ this all legal. I have attached a copy of my letter to the Highway Department, a map indicating the proposed location, and design of the sign we wish to erect at the intersection of Highway 36 and Stanley Ave. *./. a Stan Jones directed my attention to Section 17.66.190/B-5 of the sign code (attached) which deals with signs specifically authorized for a public purpose. I don't know what the pro- cedure is to accomplish this , and neither did Stan or Rich, but we request that The Town authorize the installation of this sign for the public purpose for which it is intended. Thank you for your help in this matter. I will be out of town for the next two weeks, but will contact you when I return. Sincerely, Alma I. Hix Trustee Affiliated with: Presbyterian/St. Luke's Medical Center, ICAH Accredited Member of American Hospital Association â€¢ Member of Colorado Hospital Association â€¢ Member Association of Western Hospitals P. f- . I 14\\\ / '5 - , 4 2 1 - 562 -17 . B --i - .-3=*Â«2667- - =*-,L 21#EL#rÂ£20"1- 0--ZA:SES>-*36=543%0*tf-=--- AA,".. --*,1722-~70 t . If I- g,+#4% ~22-/ /9 - r.