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Home My WebLink AboutPACKET Public Works 1985-11-21PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE NOVEMBER 21, 1985 AGENDA !, JAMES McINTYRE SUBDIVISION - REQUEST TO VACATE PINE ROAD 2, GOLF COURSE PROPERTY - BOUNDARY OPINION FROM TOWN ATTORNEY 3. ESTES PARK BANK - REQUEST TO PLANT TREES ON TOWN PROPERTY 4. TREGENT PARK - CHANGE ORDER FOR BRICK PAVING 5. PUBLIC WORKS SHOP - BID FOR VEHICLE EXHAUST SYSTEM 6, TRASH SERVICES - BID RESULTS 7. PUBLIC RESTROOMS CLEANING SERVICES - BID RESULTS 8, MUNICIPAL BUILDING CLEANING SERVICES - BID RESULTS 9. POLICE BUILDING CLEANING SERVICES - BID RESULTS REPORTS: 1, PROSPECT MOUNTAIN DRAINAGE DESIGN 2, ARAPAHO MEADOWS TOPO MAPPING 3. SIDEWALK SNOW REMOVAL 4 HAMMOND, CLARK AND VVHITE LAW OFFICES FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,SUITE 418 LOVELAND,COLORADO 303-667-1023 LYNNA.HAMMOND MAILING ADDRESS ROGER E.CLARK P. O. Box 701 GREGORY A.WHITE LOVELAND, Co. 80539 ALFRED P. DAVIS November 5, 1985 fii'ITF?rag~Elug;77]r-Â· j j Â¢11: L..bi .in; L. ~ 1, / W 21 I Richard D. Widmer TOWN OF ESTES PARK j/~ L NOV 0 3 ff-5-/fj Public Works Department .TOWN OF Er , CS FAS?i< Post Office Box 1200 PUBLIC WORKS DEPT. Estes Park, CO 80517 Dear Rich: This letter is written pursuant to your letter of October 24, 1985 concerning vacation of a portion of Pine Road. Section 43-2-302 C.R.S. provides that whenever any roadway which consti- tutes the exterior boundary of a subdivision is vacated, title to said roadway shall vest in the owners of the land abutting the vacated roadway to the same extent that the land included within the roadway was a part of the subdivided land. In the event that Pine Road was a part of Lot 1 at the time of tke subdividing of James-Mcintyre Subdivision, the entire portion of Pine Road would become a part of Lot 1 of the Subdivision. Since I have no other reference than the James-Mcintyre Subdivision Plat, I assume that this is the case. However, Section 43-2-302, Subsection 2, provides that no roadway or part thereof shall be vacated as to leave any land adjoining said roadway without an established public road con- necting said land with another established public road. From looking at the plat, it appears that Lot 6 would not have any access to a public road. Although I realize from Mr. and Mrs. Nichol's letter that they also own Lot 6, the statutory provision would prohibit the Town from vacating Pine Road. The only solu- tion would be to either provide other access to Lot 6 or combine Lot 6 and Lot 1 into one lot. It is my opinion that this Section is mandatory and the mere granting of an easement would not be effective, as the Statute provides for an "established public road connecting said land with another established public road". If you have any questions, _ ase do not hesitate to give me a call. truly yours, i F Q Â»33 ~ Gre,~ry A. 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I have reviewed the letter and the accompanying material and have the following comments: 1. The doctrine of avulsion, which is applicable to this case, provides that where the boundary of a piece of property is the centerline of a creek and the course of the creek is changed by a sudden event, the boundary line remains the former course of the creek. If the County has changed the course of Fish Creek, the Eastern boundary of the golf course has not been changed by that event. A determination should be made as to where the former course of Fish Creek was as compared to the present course of the creek. 2. Since the deeded boundary of the golf course is the centerline of Fish Creek, the purported claim of Mr. VanHorn to the property lying West of Fish Creek is adverse to that of the deed. His claim would have to be based upon adverse possession of that portion of the property. Section 38-41-101(2), C.R.S. 1973 provides that there can be no adverse possession of property owned by a municipal or quasi-municipal corporation. VanHorn's claim would have to be based upon adversely possessing the property for 18 years prior to the deeding of the property from the Estes Park Golf and Country Club to the Town when the Country Club was dissolved. Also, there are other problems associated j t Richard D. Widmer November 18, 1985 Page 2 with a claim of adverse possession for the property in question. It would be my recommendation that an attempt be made to deter- mine who.placed the fence and when the fence was placed. Both of these facts would be important in determining whether or not there is any validity to VanHorn's claim of ownership of the questioned property. 3. It is also my recommendation that Mr. VanHorn be noti- fied in writing to move the fence or allow the fence to be moved to the Eastern side of Fish Creek. 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O 0:-0 Â· rl cur- 4 'X 04 2 2 09 k 29 ~ ro f) A r-1 ea .p r~ ~9 E 1 91 LO 4-) 1 1-+J 0 10JO 41 M ;-1 00 m m .-4 A CO E' 1-0-0 .1-1 [1 C El 14 2 ' 1:0001 0 | * 03 C 4 , c 0 00 â€¢ A O C Â·r-1 2 093 518 4 o e Z r-/ >'. a) 6 J Co O H H 1- LO â€¢ 4-3 LO * CA N m Leo X Lo ,-1 rd r-- W 4- (10) A > e -64 te (D 000000 EXXXX 4-1 1 O' C .,- .... mi 1 O -r4 ..... 4., QJ ro L 1 0 0 1 C â€¢r- ro Â·r- CE - O 0 UD 0- 4- O 43 C 4-) C.J C (A J QI O L Ea al Cl) co â€¢ -cols- 4-) 1-1 Q) C a.) CO U+JUD a) 04-)= romo CO = 3 BID TABULATION Date: November 20, 1985 Project: "TRASH COLLECTION SERVICES" Contract Admi i ator: Mr :Mangel sen UOTSUenx UOTsual.XE suaq.XE 80-Kid 41-un suaq.XS GOT/d 1.Tun Al.Tiueno uol-9.d-rlosea Ule#I UIal.I Previous Prices A-1 Trash Service Trash Service Mtn. Trash Service 2. Pole Baskets (Summer) 24 Each I 5.852/Mo 6.12/Mo 86.40 .00 00 -Ieloi, SS'I6I'*$ Teq.om 3. Lge. Containers (Summer) 38 Each 3.257/Mo 2 58/Mo 123.50 150.00 4. Pole Baskets (Winter) 12 Each 1.628/Mo 71/Mo 17.16 50.00 5. Muni.Bldq. Dumpster 1 Each 39.00/ Mo 34 67/Mo 47.20 30.00 6. Library Container 1 Each 3.257/Mo 4 34/Mo. 8.50 10.00 0sa a.k 63523JOUL Saaj. UO;121Â·s Jaisup.Al.' t Time: 2 Years Item Item Description Quantity Unit Price Extension Unit Price rice Extens on Price Ier,01 Iplom Teloji 1. Lge.i Containers (Summer) 60 Each 11.704/Mo 9.18/Mo $522.70 0. 1.soo ElleaA Isoo ELJ[23* C 0 0 .' 1 R 0 O C 1J .. [-1 ,Q 5% X a [1.1 1 4 COCC el 1 C OXCIC tr O (DC G.M.C 4-; 0 - (1)00 Cnec UN 1- 1Â»-C\' ro CY- fooc 1 r- 1'1 D fc L Â·r- Â·r- ; _1 (1) '0 7 1 :C ft; 1 C Â·r- Â·r-- C .E W m 0 rl Cl, Clci' I -riaar- 1 . 1 1 BID TABULATION Bid Date: November 20, 1985 Contract Time: 2 Years Contract Administrator:Mike Mangelsen Current P ces - imited ni~alÂ·lffc:aint Triple C Cleaning tem Item Description Quantity Unit Price | xtension Unit Pric Extension U tension Unit Price 1. Municipal Building $ 720.00/Mo $ 8,640.00 See Below $ 985.00 $11.820.00 $ 715.00 $8.580. 0 2. Police Department - 285.00/Mo 3.420.00 280.00 3.360. Ie:;02 suanNE aolld 1-Fun uoysual.xs uo-[sua~~C~VNJ1~1~V~ lullA OTSUal.XE aolid :1.TUR Al-r:kupnO uo-Fid-Faosac uze#I 11103 00'089'8$ 00'009'SI$ 00'OOE'I$ bu!.pllng LedLOLunW 'I 00 098'Â£$ 00'0Â£6'2$ .1.uke 00'929'2$ .1ULe IEJOL 00'SES'LIS. -Eeloi recto.L I SBOL.Ad PLB Mol 38V0 1V101 6. All Three Together Summer 1,855.00/Mo 5.565.00 $2.860.00/Mo $34.320.00 00'02Â£'17Â£$ rejoiL 00'09Â£'LI$ req.O,L 00'0Â£6'2 00 *-OCE (.13*ULM) SU100.11.Sabl OL Lqnd *E 00.929.2 00 SZ8 (JaUILLIns) sulooÂ·AlÂ·sahl OL Lqnd 'D (00'969'S) C k L.Aee*) SLL100.Al.sahl OLLqnd '9 Project: " PUBLIC BUILDING CLEANING SERVICES" 3. Public Restrooms Winter 350.00/Mo 3.150.00 4. Public Restrooms Summer 850.00/Mo 2.550.00 5. Public Restrooms (Yearly) 5,700.00 Winter 1,355.00/Mo 12,195.00 Same 1.ualul.Jedao aOLLOd '2