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Home My WebLink AboutPACKET Public Works 1986-04-04I '41/ I '14 " PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE AGENDA APRIL 4, 1986 1. Fire Department--Request to use Fire Station for garage sale. 2. Hupp Hotel--Request for easement. 3. Golf Course Property--Review of boundary: response from Mr. Van Horn. 4. Prospect Mountain (NE) Drainage Phase 1--Review/award bids. 5. Dump Truck/Snowplow--Review/award bids. 6. Crack Sealer/Boiler--Review/award bids. 7. Pickup Truck--Authorization to take bids. 8. Employee Incentive Awards Reports: 1. Tregent Park 2. Snowplowing 3. Public Restroom Remodel t .: .-9 F.4 - I R. & R. Properties 2% i P. 0. Box 3455 RECEJVED Estes Park, CO 80517 , Tel. 303-586-8658 FEB 25 1986 TOWN (FF ESTES'+15!( 9(.4' f: #26.~.NISTâ‚¬i')1897 February 24, 1986 Y H. Bernerd Dannels, Mayor Town of Estes Park Estes Park, CO. 80517 Dear Mayor Dannels: This letter is written in regard to your letter dated December 5, 1985 (copy attached) concerning the Town's willingness to consider the granting of an easement on the west side of the Hupp Hotel. Your letter was, of course, given as a necessity in our closing the sale of the Hupp Hotel, and the closing did take place on December 17, 1985. Since that time, we have plans to complete a considerable amount of improvements in the retail stores, hotel rooms, heating, plumbing, etc. At this time, we do wish to make formal request that an easement be granted as indicated on the attached plan. This plan also shows the architect's plan for the installation of a sidewalk along the west side of the Hupp Hotel, and we know that this will be a decided improvement in that short block. Please advise me if you require any further information, plans, etc. as we wish to provide you with all material you desire or require. Sincerely, R & R Properties, 7 A PartrM#ship Id j 6/ . By: C Juee.6 4,/%Â£ tutult) Elizabdth Richards, Partner P.O. Box 3455 Estes Park, CO. 80517 EXID~kle, FAf<141Â·421 L.V.=1- . r ~ 1/ 4 ':b/' 1 4 E)4â‚¬511 bidl SPNK~ " 4<661 Plia~1 Ui LoTM r 'D, ID 012#,P 1 Of W IUÂ»ri S, VA,4 +1Â£*141, F Â£ * 1-a 9466 â‚¬Â·0.6, EheÂ·eâ€¢â€¢CAHS,4~ i 00#MNa Câ€¢â€¢16:2 AN.1~ (98+, r 49, 1 - . FNZDRZSP > L..4..1[>SG,fE .. ~j y '1 r 4- - exterlkla Â©AaerIEN-r Wee, 47417 6' NALK \ ip l... < 19Â©FteeÂ·C> NEW 37' L SIDEWN-K- Ck|OTE. FINAL- HATEN-Â»i (8'09-8400 6.d COk' F le UleknOL * *12 , ,% tht,Et~,cAMett elleJecr -ro F:1,44L- ' CEÂ£:614 + -It-1 OF ge,TES BRK,N'FKC>WAL- 01 1' EX/57>43 cu,es ~ A-rloppegr< uue Z ~UFF Nola- a>111.02 1 UNE. Cr- MerINE, 1:UILDINIA, : 1 27, e*4*89 Â¢4. 5 40.5'1 +'.' M-K.,4 â‚¬6,4. 8/Dit) 11 n 9 1 . Flâ‚¬01Â°Deep SIPSWALK. APPrrION Vb' 1+Url- Waltl- CCHrte< , Ele[56 fANK,(40. El-1414(1*1 ~PR:IVE J. W. HIU-612. A'sel>1*Tee, , ,â€¢49;4115)rMt*kING;=s 401 -THIMP â€¢ve., SuItÂ» Â·264 i u=NkS, tÂ·ttff,Ca-Â£:4 - 'k 4 . - - -..R I ---.--I. -I=--- -I - &/- . r, is' 1 00* f .7 TOWN OF ESTES PARK H. Bernerd Dannels -44â‚¬;*- I Alayor ,cyÂ·-t t <~4,.. '1 . . .{.2 -f K .. / 1 >&2*4%~,1 2;204 '4&*b-~' 9 - 0. 9 ,r t.. ' Â·te<,1 #19 4 ' Â¢4/i 11 1;7 1 1 r.0 â€¢,... 31 â€¢012,*&:- ry- 4.- 84' 9./:> - pe" -/ .- ' 36JM&-2/'pr==~1... -- - - ~91-951~;12,"-.4>th -0 j=Mer - 14QZD , / Estes Park, Colorado 80517 December 5, 1985 Mr. Seymour Graham COLDWELL/BANKER Estes Village Properties, Ltd. Post Office Box 4130 Estes Park, Colorado 80517 Mr. Richard Peters - TRANSAMERICA TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY 151 West Mountain Fort Collins, Colorado 80521 Gentlemen: In reference to the encroachment existing on the Hupp Hotel Property located in Estes Park which borders on the western portion of Lot 17, Block 2, 2nd Amended Plat of the Town of Estes Park; we are familiar with said encroachment which has been in existence for more than 30 years. During that period, the Town has not requested removal of said encroachment. The Town has been approached by representatives of the owners of the property with a proposal regarding the encroachment. It is possible the Town would be willing to consider an easement for the encroachment subject to appropriate terms and conditions. The Town is willing to take action on the proposal upon submittal of a formal request by the owners or prospective owners of the property. Sincerely, TOWN OF ESTES PARK A , .A H. Bernerd Dannels Mayor HBD/vo P. O. BOX 1200 Telephone (01(11) 586-5331 . 4 i 4 TOWN OF ESTES PARK Public Works Department Richard D. Widmer Direct(ir er/ #Wip, gk #r: 2,-92 . I .D,.--- --1--97756 '0: Sell'/1/, f.,1 Pr'---'7 .17 /(i'Arial C (}â€¢- 3.4 . 32t831/21/1//6 e . . 2=3Â«.-4.-ia f.,6{Olijpr/#mwibit-_ -1~ / - --4404\21 + ~~1~ _-3â€¢, 1 - -7, . - -Â» h.>72-- Â·--Â»~214*auÂ·Â·-361/ --- A - Estes Park, Colorado 80517 MEMORANDUM TOP Public Works Committee FROM: Richard Widmer 1~~ Director of Public Works DATE: April 3, 1986 RE: Easement Request for Hupp Hotel I have reviewed the request made by R&R Properties in a letter dated February 24, 1986, for an _ easement for the Hupp Hotel encroachment. As I'm sure you are aware, this encroachment has existed for some time. I believe' the following facts should be considered carefully as you weigh this request: 1. The drawing attached shows the existing measurements between the Hupp Hotel and the old Estes Park Bank building and between the existing curbs. Presently, there is 27' between the curb lines on Big Horn. If this dimension is maintained, the Hupp Hotel sidewalk would be 4' wide at the north end of the T-.Shirt Shop. The existing width between curbs should be maintained, if possible. Turning movements of vehicles making right turns onto Big Horn Drive and general traffic flow could be vastly improved if the Hupp Hotel did not encroach and/or had an eight foot setback along Big Horn. 2. The Town may require the property owner to construct curb, gutter and sidewalks at any time it is necessary for public safety (12.20.050 of the Municipal Code). 3. If the construction of sidewalk at the Hupp Hotel is desired, it would probably be required to extend the full depth of the Hupp property to the platted alley. This would be approximately 60 feet north of the end of the sidewalk shown on the proposed drawing. P. O. Box 1200 Telephone (303) 586-5331 Public Works Committee April 3, 1986 Page 2 4. Once the sidewalk is extended past the narrowest part of the T-shirt shop, there is no reason to maintain the same alignment; it might be desirable to move the curb line to the east to provide room for parking or loading zones. 5. The owners have also applied to the Board of Adjustment for a variance to allow a structural alteration to a nonconforming building. It is my understanding that this va'riance will be necessary even if the requested easement is granted. In other words, granting of the easement does not remove the nonconformity because the rest of the building will still not have an 8 foot setback. RDW:ca Attachment ti ' Vt <j'J,w .< TOWN OF ESTES PARK SS> *trite-L H. Bernerd Dannels 4440'i-"h.. 7 - Alayor --- , i,0,:cM,69':~~99*Eby-65Â¥,9 4 '1;:4,' U Â· pir- -63%*tiÂ·i e.-~n.&8:4 rifQQ~Â¥.Â·'~A;K~; *,4 ~636 . -4tz:Â· 1,8, 'A-42> i RLÂ¢"tRwt Estes Park, Colorado 80517 January 23, 1986 Messrs. Paul and William Van Horn VAN HORN ENGINEERING AND SURVEYING Post Office Box 456 Estes Park, Colorado 80517 Re: Estes Park Golf Course Boundary CERTIFIED MAIL #961 941 Dear Paul and Bill: On August 12, 1985, the Town received a letter from the Estes Valley Recreation and Park District, a copy of which is enclosed with this letter, requesting that the Town review the situation with regard to the east boundary of the golf course property. The Town, through its staff and Public Works Committee, has reviewed the situation and this letter is written for the purpose of advising you of the Town's position. The deeded property line of the east boundary of the golf course property is the centerline of Fish Creek. The fence that is located to the north and west of the centerline of the creek is on the golf course property. There are no recorded documents or anv other documents in the Town's possession that grant you or any previous owner of your property any easement west of the creek. The Town is requesting that you remove the fence from the Town's property on or before March 1, 1986. In the event the fence has not been removed at that time, the Town will remove same. P. O. Box 1200 Telephone (303) 586-5331 . 11)\1.n of Estes Park Estes Park. Colorado 80517 Messrs. Paul and William Van Horn VAN HORN ENGINEERING AND SURVEYING January 23, 1986 Page two Should you have any questions concerning this matter, please do not hesitate to contact me. 'Sincerely, TOWN OF ESTES PARK H. Bernerd Dannels Mayor HBD/vo Enclosure CC: Estes Valley Recreation and Park District Mr. Gregory A. White /*r. Richard D. Widmer - t':1 i '4576 **03 74''I #4* 4%53 ~ , 1 LAND SURVEYS -- . 41-1 - ~ I -.'61$%- SUBDIVISIONS - 0-. -- Â·1 77 DEVELOPMENT PLANNING IMPROVEMENT PLATS STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING M + VAN HORN ENGINEERING AND SURVEYING SANITARY ENGINEERING / //I~'-4~'.' ~William G. Var#lorn, PE & LS 9485 â€¢ Paul H. VanHorn, PE & LS 532 MUNICIPAL ENGINEERING IJ'J , 7/1 \ i . 8 91 ' 1\1 March 1, 1986 '@Ma.O 5-E -AE tnt * 8 3%1 @41*q.e z n u, mobira~~rn< 1 1 - Honorable H. Bernerd Dannels Mayor, Town of Estes Park i Â»111 Ill bil '3- # Post Office Box 1200 Estes Park, Colorado 80517 Re: Certified Mailed letter #961 941 ~ dated January 23, 1986 Dear Bernie: We and our attorneys have researched the history, facts, and legal status of the fence referred to in your letter as thoroughly as possible in the short time given. , The fence was in its current position when Paul Van Horn purchased the property from The Estes Park Development Company. Carl B. Sanborn was president and owner of Estes Park Development Co. both at the time the - company sold the land to the Estes Park Golf and Country Club in 1917 and when the company sold to Paul Van Horn in 1961. The fence was evi- dently erected by or at the direction of Carl Sanborn some time before 1961. Judging from the depth that the trees have grown over the wire and the apparent age of some of the lichen covered posts, the fence is con- siderably older than 25 years or 1961. The Estes Park Golf & Country Club was a private corporation that began as a not-for-profit corporation in 1917 and changed to a profit corporation a few months later. We cannot find that it ever changed back to a non-profit corporation. That fact would not seem to be material to the boundary but might be important to a significant unpaid tax liability that the Town may have assumed along with the. land from the Estes Park Golf and Country Club. The Golf and Country Club corporation did not have the immunity against adverse possession that the law affords municipal and quasi-municipal corpora- tions. The fact that the Town was a majority stock holder of the corporation and the Recreation District a lessee of the land, did not transfer their immunity to the owner of the land. The Golf and Country Club has not paid taxes on the disputed land. 1043 Fish Creek Road â€¢ P.O. Box 456 â€¢ Estes Park, Colorado 80517 â€¢ 303-586-9388 I I Honorable H. Bernerd Dannels 7 , / March 1, 1986 Page Two ~ , The fence, in our attorney's opinion, meets all of the test of C.R.S. 38-41-101 to establish a legal boundary. .. I cannot help but believe that the people perpetrating this dispute are~ ~f ,' ; Â·, the same ones who tried to make an issue of my placement of fill on the prop-.. ' erty last year and that the real problem is my involvement with Stanley Village. Anyone familiar with the golf course has been aware of the fence. It is a strange coincidence that now is the time that the issue is being brought up. ..: . It is discouraging from a private point-of view to see how"the Towil quickly issues 30-day ultimatums to a private land owner regarding these. issues (the* - case of the alleged flood plain violation at the same time the Recreation District was pushing trash into the river) and then is so slow to follow through when it is proven that they erroneously took land by a faulty flood plain designation (re: my letter of July, 1985). :0 ... I am tired of litigation that I have to pay'for as an individual ahd also pay for as a taxpayer. In an effort to avoid such litigation, we offer to trade the Van Horn land along Fish Creek adjacent to the Community Church for clear title to the land within the Van Horn fence at the Van Horn Engineering office property. -I tÂ·~ ., 1 - 7(14. 9.841-.t " t"Â·*rÂ·:t TorÂ·nt ..1 -fÂ·:Â· ..,.-- Some of the advantages to the Town of the trade besides avoiding litigation /. would be to have title to both sides of Fish Creek for nearly 600' allowing Â·-. it to be improved for a trail or pond as indicated to us by Dick Castleberry and Jim Beauchamp last summer. The Town would also gain 5801 of frontage along Fish Creek Road at a location that would provide easy access to the Country Club land should it ever be desirable. 9.....Â· Â·. Â· Â«Â·., Â·..,. c If the trade is not acceptable to the Town, we will file suit to quiet the - title of both properties to the historic fence lines. If, at that time, the Town has not acted to amend its erroneous fl ood designation on the Van Horn property, we will seek legal relief Â·on that issue also. We await your reply. . Sincerely/7 01 . V.JAU William G. Van Horn 4 1 , TOWN OF ESTES PARK - Â£23 Public Works Department Richard D. Widmer - ' Director 911 *., *962. "31 5.1 8- -11.--1 --: 3-13,--.am,;A\Matv*.73*e- 354 ./.* f./ /- fismjzy.MA'KI-*. -- .//+ ~ 44 -de~~1:7,fy-14 4- r *faiwi) 5 -Â¥- V Estes Park, Colorado 80517 MEMORANDUM TO: Public Works Committee FROM: Richard Widmer Mb Director of Public Works DATE: April 3, 1986 RE: Bids for Prospect Mountain Phase I Drainage Project Bids were opened on April 1, 1986 for the above-referenced project. The detailed bid tabulatiohs are attached. The Town received eight bids with five of them below .the engineer ' s estimate of $320,460. Low bidder was Weinland Construction of Loveland with a bid of $256,208.15, 20% below the engineer's estimate. I recommend the town accept the bid of Weinland and authorize the Mayor to sign the contract. The budget for this project is estimated as follows: Weinland Contract $256,208 Water Line Relocations 7,500 Construction Staking 6,000 Sub-Total . . .$269,708 10% Contingency 27,000 1985 design/misc. 23,000 TOTAL 1985 EXP. $319,708 *----*i- I-li Budgeted Amount $390,000 Amount Under Budget $ 70,292 I recommend the project expenditures as estimated above be approved. P. O. 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Â·r- Q CUJ; 4- , LO 2 -A e N A LF C C a.1 In â€¢- 6 - Con k ECD - A m .Ir .O Lic h OC O- 0 - A co 1-1 1-1 r-r-1 PROJECT: PROqPFCT MOIINTATN NORTHFAFT DRATNAGF TMPROVFMFNTS PHACF T - frhprlitl p B e Mangelsenays ITEM DESCRIPTION QUANTITY UNTT PRTCF EXTENSION UNTT PRTCF Extension :14101 oe'E#0'89 :1Â¥10 82. -/LL 1,6, :lv101 0,0'SES :lv101 1 4 49 111.70 440,0,~3.Ev BID TABULATION SHEET FNGTNFFR'S FqTTMATF TOTAL SCHEDULE B $35.040.00 7 IF LF LF 45Â° Rend ta. 7 + An 1 Fa tp Trirklp Chan. 740 EF Material 90 CY Patch 3" 248 SY 14 CY Lump Sum 14 Migr Acp Ppltrh 2" gn QY Manholp 4 ,#i j TOWN OF ESTES PARK Public Works Department Richard D. Widmer I Director '=,Rely -5ufT 7/- g'â‚¬4 fer-746 J 4 77#LjoKbA-' ,/9- f.42Â£~AR#Ait~-=., 6, in"VfuÂ¥= .7-.23&.~ ux)* v 30,4 j~%:01'Â£174i11 944-y~ O t.irit,vjvwt*i~re.r Â¥ 4 ~b:- , /74â‚¬- %. V Estes Park, Colorado 80517 MEMORANDUM TO: Public Works Committee ~ FROM: Richard D. Widmer ~~ Director of Public Works DATE: April 2, 1986 RE: Bids for Dump Truck/Snowplow Bids have been receivid for the new snowplow. Details of the cab and chassis bids are shown on the attachment. Lowest bidder meeting all specifications was Rocky Mountain International Trucks at $34,500, including trade-in of the 1977 GMC. Our reasons for preferring the international over the Ford or GMC are given on the second attachment. Low bidder on the package of truck equipment (sander, dump body, lights, and controls) was Kois Equipment at $18,523.'85, including plow from Frink. Total price for the truck with all equipment is, therefore, $53,023.85. The amount budgeted for this item was $55,000. I recommend that the low bids of Rocky Mountain International Trucks and Kois Brothers Equipment be accepted. RDW:ca Attachment P. O. Box 1200 Telephone (303) 586-5331 . 21 54 mmEÂ·â€¢ 4 1 1 .. I , I. 2 X M x [4 r. w 0 . Z C; ft Z .fi >4 0-Cri~000 % U 12 3 0 64 A. 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OCA C) 0 10 to 41 O O W 04 13 WHE-1,311 04:W E-1 X 84 A Tim Cornel YES YES paIquSTP JI :11ILT 5/aqxabed Montil _a v .4 drive line ccess Date: 3/26/86 PUBLIC WORKS DEPT. - CAB and CHASSIS States 1986 4x4 Cab and Chassis $37,592.92 $37,592.92 Gr $39,437.50 n 1986 4x4Ca $4,500 NONE nning $5,000 nver NONE sc ount) freparea by: Gary Shahafelt paRDUJUOD SIOpuaA S LIdeN ON T -. 1. International can meet 100% of specifications including 4- year or 100,000 mile warranty on engine, including turbo charger and water pump worth approximately $4,000 alone. 2. Ford has stipulated a similar warranty, verbally, not written. The Caterpillar engine is not a sleeved engine nor can it be rebuilt in-house. 3. Rebuild cost on I-H is.approximately $2,500 in-frame, in- house. 4. Rebuild cost on Ford or GMC Cat. engine is approximately $5,000 out of frame. 5. Grille not stationary in Ford's. 6. Ford and GMC not a factory 4 x4,4 x4 conversion is done by a vendor outside of factory. 7. 50% of all medium duty diesel trucks in U.S. are International. 80% of all medium duty diesel trucks in Colorado are International. 8. Ground to top of cab height - International 103.8" Ford 111.7" 9. Ford frame not double "L" channel reinforced. 1Â· 1 JOQMT S'*/ALQNG 1 Â©OMPOUMD HEATER j fj880- lling j ii Does the job of a $15,000 heating kettle for less than athird the cost. Reduces fuel costs. Heats , in less than half the time it takes an oil jacketed ,/C.Wr~e/:51:eme#gr.9/8/8/rit 1 --- . - . kettle to heat. .rA#IM/40: â€¢ Very little maintenance since there isn't any h. 'h,g,Â·,2.-~tu,PL:- expensive heating oil to change or replace. â€¢ Check materia I man ufacturers' specifications j =râ€¢. MIRI for heating requirements. > 7 â€¢ Two hinged, lockable loading doors to distribute : material and speed up melting time. â€¢ Two shell design-heat wraps COmplete side ..1 4 . - and bottom of inner vat. ... E.Z.. i. 1. e. 42-*. r ... 1 ' 4. â€¢ Optional insulation can be installed on inside of ''<%2Â¢.2 .. ; '-QI-14-.:'4..2-.:-ii,-':,.4 .Â·-Â·:434,0Â·.'TfÂ·.f~~*X:.:316-4-Â·i. outer shell to reduce fuel costs even further. -. .....'.. ... 1...... 1 . , :'... .1.7.1 1 4. Dig.9,2, 4?t?.;402 -4' . -L.... . 2 - : I - . Â°. -2 e'Â·F:â€¢,CA# f , 1. 04Â·'Ati. "Â·:i-A~ijâ‚¬061'4~'-'9~ ~U-~~~~~~~Â£~Lfjk~' .m , I. . 4 / i /4,3 - -41/74"'p"AM/*dbdi-. 46244Â£50:1.1,8.. ,-'-0r" 2 --D....t'. 2.litY,J t 't - Â£. ..,4- % I .... 01 d f: Â¢ 17 ' . -,â€¢- ./ 9 Â· â€¢ Heavy duty channel frame wraps outer shell to reduce road shock on ~ , inner vat. â€¢ Pilot on burner allows easy on-off operation. No need to remove burner to light. Safety shut off valve allows quick, sure, shut off of burner. â€¢ Submerged stem type thermometer with guard allows easy reading of f ./L-â€¢ Jt 43 material temperature. . ..... 1*/â€ž I I.- â€¢ 100Â°6 fully automatic controls can be added as an option to control material . 4 .** 4. temperature automatically. -3 â€¢ Hand operated agitator keeps material thoroughly mixed. Maik' 2 1,#1#6"A--7 â‚¬*tb..,p'C:*t* 7/04 Â· Interior guard keeps semi-melted plugs from blocking spigot. Molasses valve insures positive on-off operation. Â· Heavy duty diamond deck fenders with double heat shield and air space to reduce heat on tires. ep n fit,l51006* '019&4~~/,41&~ijN~ *06(a#*Ight;41* , -El')1~99~*22~&Â£1',- -vl i4%5216?Rgitit 4-%3500-Wt** . Â·Â· Efipty -weight>Ale#,900 tie, T' BÂ®ie<*~9**9*08(p'.~-~ .3 e.. Ym Â·46 & . \Â·hz:s57 Other sizes available on request. CLEASBY Two locations to serve you. 7150 Newton Street 1414 Bancroft Avenue M I r -----1 Westminster, CO 80030 San Francisco, CA 94124 ~ ~ manufacturing company inc (303) 429-0467/1 -800-525-1399 (415) 822-6565 . -1 f TOWN OF ESTES PARK Public Works Department Richard D. Widmer Director e . 3.- 4.Jaog V 'j=&2'iwitf/:I *.*12Â»:* 94 4 -- % g 4 3 4 3 21>b - f Estes Park, Colorado 80517 7 . S --9 MEMORANDUM TO: Public Works Committee FROM: Richard D. Widmer 2Â«) Director of Public Works DATE: April 2, 1986 RE: Employee Incentive Award The Public Works Department budgeted $8,250 in this year's budget for a 1/2 ton pickup truck for use by the Parks Department for crew transportatioh and maintenance work. Early this year Gary Shanafelt proposed that instead of buying a new vehicle for this purpose, we convert the 1- ton flatbed formerly used by Stanley Park (G-22) 9 install a hydraulic lift, and recondition the truck. The idea was that we would end up with a more versatile vehicle at a significant cost savings to the town. The Public Works Committee approved this suggestion in January. The conversion has now been completed at a total cost of $4,021. This represents a ve'ry real savings to the town of $4,229 from the amount budgeted. I believe' this suggestion and its support by the Park Superintendent, constitute outstanding service to the Town and I therefore nominate both Gary Shanafelt and Dan Speedlin for incentive awards, in accordance with the town's personnel policies. I suggest that an appropriate amount that might be considered would be $250 for Mr. Shanafelt and $50 for Mr. Speedlin. RDW:ca P. O. Box 1200 Telephone (303) 586-5331 9 + '. 5 / PERFORMANCE EVALUATION An evaluation of employee performance will be conducted each year on his/her employment anniversary date and the resulting merit increase, if warranted, will take effect the first day of the pay period following the employee's anniversary date. (Board of Trustees - October 9,1984.) The evaluation will be completed by supervisors for each employee below the level of Department Head, following prescribed format. Completed evaluations Will be discussed by the supervisor with each employee to point out strengths and weaknesses in employee performance and to recommend ways of improvement. Merit pay increases will be based on performance evaluation in a manner to be determined by and with the approval of the Board of Trustees. c Department Supervisors are permitted to give new employees a CZE 5 1. ene-step merit increase following their six-month evaluation should this evaluation indicate superior performance. The annual cost of this six-month merit increase shall be in addition to the annual merit cost limits set by the Board of Trustees each year. (Board of Trustees - September 16, 1985). In addition to merit pay increases based upon performance, ~ Town of Estes Park Standing Committee, as designated in the Municipal Code, Section 2.08, may, upon recommendation of the Department Supervisor, award special employee incentives in 4- r~ recognition of outstanding service to the Town of Estes Park. This award may be monetary or otherwise. Final approval for Incentive Awards will be given by the Board of Trustees. (Board ~ of Trustees - March 26, 1985). bNU,Irly Nb - 1'183-1'lub STORM COSTS TOTAL * DATE ' DAY REMARKS LABOR VEHICLE SAND STORM YTD . COST COST COST COST COST SEP 28,65 SAT 10'-HEAVY, WET $463.89 $172.43 $9.37 $645.69 $645,69 SEP 29185 SUN 0'-CLEAN-UP $465.97 $108.35 $154.68 $728.99 $1,374,69 OCT 1,85 TUE SWEPT CBD-10 CY RECLAIMED $0.00 $0.00 ($93.74) ($93.74) $1,280.94 OCT 8,85 TUE 1' $155.55 $88.07 $23.44 $267.05 $1,548.00 OCT 9,85 WED 1' $342.56 $115.12 $135.93 $593.60 12,141.59 OCT 10185 THU SWEPT CBD-15 CY RECLAIMED $0,00 $0,00 ($140.65) ($140.65) $2,000.94 NOV 9,85 SAT 71/2'-CONTINUOUS ALL DAY $1,187.27 $326,67 $412.47 $1,926.41 $3,927.35 NOV 10,85 SUN 3'-QUIT BY 10 AM $889.82 $204,95 $145.30 $1,240.07 $5,167.42 NOV 11,85 MON 00-CLEAN-UP $190.26 $47.82 $46.87 $284.95 $5,452.37 NOV 13,85 WED <1' $462.04 $130.57 $196.86 $789.47 $6,241.83 NOV 14,85 THU <1'-LI6HT,CONTINUOUS $13.73 $26.73 $37.50 $77.95 $6,319.78 NOV 15,85 FRI 1'-THEN WIND-2 RDS EX 903.9 $611.23 $224.43 $299.98 $1,135.64 $7,455.42 NOV 16,95 SAT 0'-WINDY $347.15 $115.92 $28.12 $491.20 $7,946.62 NOV 18,85 MON 11/20-PM WIND--2 RDS 646&81 $513.42 $161.16 $220.29 $894.87 $8,841.49 NOV 19,85 TUE 1'--EXTREME WIND ALL DAY $505.50 $205.60 $145.30 $856,40 $9,697.88 NOV 20,85 WED 0'--DRIFT CLEANUP $157.01 $87.75 $37.50 $282.26 $9,980.14 NOV 23,85 SAT <1' $325.26 $117.05 $131.24 $573.55 $10,553.69 NOV 24,85 SUN 2'--WARMING BEGAN $618.81 $128.96 $96.09 $843.86 $11,397.54 NOV 27,85 WED SWEPT CBD--24 CY RECLAIMED $0100 $0100 ($224.97) ($224.97) $11,172.58 NOV 30,85 SAT 2'--CONT, 2RDS EX 903.9 $616.85 $207.37 $262.48 $1,086.69 $12,259.27 DEC 1,85 SUN <1'--CLEAN-UP $102.94 $40.41 $28.12 $171.47 $12,430.74 DEC 3,98 TUE <1'--PM $171.56 $55.71 $79.68 $306.95 $12,737.69 DEC 4,85 WED 0"--DRIFT CLEANUP $73.20 $44.11 $42.18 $159.50 $12,897.19 DEC 6,85 FRI SWEPT CBD--12CY RECLAIMED $0,00 $0.00 ($112.45) ($112.45) $12,784.74 DEC 9,85 MON 70--2RDS,687 BROKE PLOW $675.43 $217.35 $262.48 $1,155.26 $13,940.00 DEC 10,85 TUE 1' $657.13 $134.76 $178.11 $970.00 $14,910.00 DEC 11,85 WED 00--CLEAN-UP $510.51 $62.31 $126.55 $699.37 $15,609.37 DEC 12,85 THU 0'--DRIFT CLEANUP $547.29 $89.84 $103.12 $740.24 $16,349.61 DEC 13,85 FRI 0'--WIND, DRIFT CLEANUP $146.40 $56.35 $107.80 $310.55 $16,660.17 DEC 14,85 SAT 0'--WIND, DRIFT CLEANUP $387.37 $132.02 $56.25 $575.63 $17,235.80 DEC 15,85 SUN 0"--WIND, DRIFT CLEANUP $102.94 $39.77 $9.37 $152.08 $17,387.88 DEC 16,85 MON 0'--DRIFTS W/ LDR, GRDR $519.44 $24.63 $4.69 $548.76 Â¢17,936.64 DEC 20,85 FRI SWEPT CBD--8CY RECLAIMED $0.00 $0.00 ($74.97) ($74.97) $17,861.67 JAN 10,36 FRI SWEPT CBD--7CY RECLAIMED $0.00 $0.00 ($65.61) ($65.61) $17,796.06 JAN 31,86 FRI - SWEPT CBD--2 LDS NOT SAVED $0.00 $0100 $0100 $0.00 $17,796.06 FEB 6,96 THU 6'--2 RDS EXC 687 $587.29 $196.26 $192.17 $975.72 $18,771.78 FEB 7,86 FRI <11 $468.20 $143.45 $215.61 $827.26 $19,599.04 FEB 8,36 SAT <1' $379.32 $107.23 $210.92 $697.47 $20,296.50 FEB 9,86 SUN <11 $460.42 $114.15 $206.23 $780.81 $21,077.31 FEB 10,86 MON <1' $316.94 $99.34 $164.05 $580.32 $21,657.63 FEB 11,86 TUE <1' $199.08 $134.27 $215.61 $548.96 $22,206.59 FEB 12,86 WED 0"--WIND $158.10 $102.56 $32.81 $293.46 $22,500.06 FEB 13,86 THU 0'--DRIFTS $100.62 $63.27 $0.00 $163.89 $22,663.95 FEB 14,36 FRI <1", WINDY $169.74 $75.03 $89.06 $333.82 $22,997.77 FEB 16,86 SUN <1' $238.46 $78.73 $117.18 $434.36 $23,432.13 FEB 17,86 MON <1" $179.77 $77.92 $140.61 $398.31$23,830.44 FEB 19,86 WED 0*-ICY IN SPOTS $102.73 $39.61 $28.12 $170.45 $24,000.89 FE3 20.86 THU 5Â°--WET $345.76 $153.76 $79.68 $579.20 $24,580.09 FEB 21,86 FRI SWEPT CBD--ALSO 2/24 & 2/25 $0.00 $0.00 ($431.30) ($431.30) $24,148.78 MAR 7.36 FRI SWEPT CBD $0.00 $0.00 ($65.61) ($65.61) $24,083.17 MAR 13.86 THU <10 $169.74 $72.13 $67.96 $309.83 $24,393.00 PAR 15.86 SAT-- 1 1/2' $42B.27 $110.77 $145.30 $684.34 $25,077.34 MAR 17.36 MON <10 $269.45 $86.14 $135.93 $491.51 $25,568.85 MAR 18.86 TUE <1" $177.49 $61.50 $117.18 $356.17 $25,925.02 MAR 20,86 THU <1' $207.46 $103.04 $121.87 $432.37 $26,357.38 MAR 21,86 FRI SWEPT CBD $0.00 $0.00 ($159.36) ($159.36) $26,198.03 APR 3.86 THU 9'--HEAVY, WET, CONT $965.19 $265.17 $126.55 $1,356.91 $27,554.94 APR 4,86 FRI <1' $169.74 $68.26 $89.06 $327.06 $27,881.99 .. 1 / %6 , ) 1*6xj/xx<32':53~32'33:(52'33(32'3363- P El 2- m 1 f 1 1 r.,7 77- 1 ./ 1/, ,- 1._- lij e BrrrEr7Tr-7-T- 2 - r- U ... 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