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Home My WebLink AboutPACKET Public Works 1986-06-12R: PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE AGENDA JUNE 12, 1986 1. Chamber of Commerce - Request to allow sculptor to work in Bond Park. 2. Estes Park Library - Request to place book drop. 3. Estes Park Sanitation District - Request for base maps. 4. 1986 Street Improvement Program - Addition of park paths to project. 5. Hospital Bypass - Review and discussion. 6. Loader - Request to begin bid process. Reports: 1. Prospect Mountain (NE) Drainage Project 2. TDP Application 3 East Riverside Si-dewalk p L Second Wind Ltd. Advertising Estes Park Area Chamber of Commerce P.O. Box 3050 Estes Park, Colorado 80517 (303) 5864431 / 586-6739 Toll Free: (800) 621-5888 May 28, 1986 Mr. Art Anderson - Estes Park Urban Renewal Authority - Dear Art; Thank you for meeting with Tom Miller and -myself inregard to the proposed Joel Estes bust. For consideration by your members I outline the points that were discussed: (a The double life-size piece would be carved out of either Colorado Yule marble or Italian Carara marble, from a 1400 to 1500 pound block. (b The Special Events Committee is on the agenda of the next Public Works meeting of the town to ask for approval for 3 the erection of a working platform and the use of that area in -/ Bond Park for the summer for the creation of the piece. (c The Joel Estes Family Association has been contacted and are very supportive of the project and will seek a contribution to the effort from their board of directors. (d Financing: The entire cost of the project, including the base would be $9,000. 1. We are asking EPURA to fund the start up costs of $3,300. This would include the cost and transportation of the marble, the erection of the working platform, the research and start up cost of the artist. 2. The remaining $5,700 will be raised through a donation box and special events coordinated and run by the Chamber Special Events Committee, plus donations, such as from the Estes family. The artists remaining fee would come out of this amount. Tom's interest in this project is such that he will take his chance on his fee being raised from the contribution side of the project. We respectfully request only the $3,300 from EPURA to get this projectÂ·started in Estes Park by mid June. Thank you for your consideration. Sincerely, fs.2120 ~/ Barry My'~rs Soecial Events_Coordinator Serving the Estes Park Area Chamber c,j Commerce sintÂ·r 19.9 21 Thomas Meagher Miller was born in Mankato, Minn. March 10, 1960 Both of his grandfathers were woodcarvers, which was Tom's background until the art professors at Laguna Beach School of ARt put stonecarving tools into his talented hands. In the five years since his graduation in 1980 the young sculptor has created some two dozen pieces, five of which have produced national media attention. His bust of Isabella Lucy Bird will be unveiled during the "Hands Across the Nation" luncheon on June 7, 1986. The bust will then be on display June 8-July 8 at the Estes Park Historical Museum, and July 9-September 9 at the Rocky Mountain National Park Visitor Center. 3 ReÂ·rk fly over Isabella Bird statil no place else. ductins in Denver, and the company now want "Isabella loved Estes Park," said Matlack, who lend it to a site that can display her beauty the 1 has spent half her life in Ikngmont. "She wasn't in way possible," said Atiller. io located eight miles up the love with Denver or Boulder, and the Stanley Hotel MiUer, a 26-year-old Minnesotian who move rble statue of Isabella Bird sits was built after Isabella's time." (The hotel opened in Boulder four years ago, received local fame last - 1909.) when he carved a statue of Chief Niwot on the B. eurn has offered to take her in, "Isabella would be at home in the museum," she of Boulder Creek. ider and the Stanley Hotel in said. "They would take good care of her there." "Isabella is one of my better pieces," he said. Hand-carved in four months this winter by Boulder k of Longmont, the statue be- sculptor Thomas Meagher Miller, the 500-pound Can- Please see BIRD, page 7A Area Historical Museum, and ora marble bust was corunissioned by J.F.W. 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VÂ»Â£94=ksbl- t.fy= 40* P< *94*2;hyL - -9,â‚¬-Ja bC2: K,t.--3-Â·2-Â·19 :., .,3 , . . - - - I - L .4 ...LI,nik - Â· n:25%14#%:B.i \i. - Â·:-- 1721 -f:I - 1 Â·' 214#~et'j,trk:I 4*145. 'L . Times Cal! rfoto by CLIFF GRASS'-MC Sculptor Thomas Meagher Miller and "Isabella Bird" The Denver Post / Damian Strohmeyer ' 5 s finishing touches on bust of Isabella Bird. ... everyone seems to want the marb'e siatue )r frees pioneer 4 STATUEÂ· Who r 0 ounds of stone .*Id,T SJ. Â· +Mtit?Â· gets Isabella? Miller, 26, sculpts in the former MacÂ· one-room white Silver Spruce 412'21 took Thomas Schoolhouse nestled along a ?:SM.R. known," she said. ee months to creek in Boulder Canyon. His ,%!*,1,9275~ Letters Isabella wrote to her s Continued from page lA In 500 pounds past works include other historic , 29%*5>- ter were later made into a k nolables: a 1 200-pound statue of 1 146Â£-4 is beautiful." entitled 'A Lady's Life In T Isabella Bird spent only four sculptor Indian Chief kiwot, on dEplay in i h*%90'. Rocky Mountains; published seled al the dow-nlown Boulder, and a bust of I 'Gttiti#5~~ months of her life in Colorado, but 1879. face-to-face cannibal Alfer-d Packer for the : 9,5-7â€¢Ja. left her mark here forever. Â·044â€¢44. a Scottish University of Colorado's Mernori- t#t?tf?>4~ The 41-year-old European ar- It is what Isabella Bird wrote Â· i through the al Center GriIL nved in Greeley in 1873, and stayed her letters that has convinced M 4.-AP *4 1873. Some His latest work was commis- ->3%*it)kit in Estes Park throughout the fall lack that the Estes Park Area L d with being sioned for Jackie U'axenburg, 3~0~*~ and early winter. torical Museum is where the b scale Longs owner of JFW Productions of 99*4Â· During that time she toured the belongs. Denver. The Bird sculpture prot}Â· Â£4*41**' Colorado Territory on horseback, -Never, nowhere, have I se . _-1 ! 'r:-:1 :tÂ· became one of the first white wom. anything to equal the view 2 4- 4.-%14,6 ESTES PARK SANITATION DISTRICT ESTES PARK, COLORADO 80517 OFFICE: 586-2866 P.O. BOX 722 PLANT: 586-3516 ROOM 208, MUNICIPAL BUILDING . RECEIVED May 28, 1986 MAY 2 9 1986 TOWN Of ESTES PARK TOWN ADMINISTRATOR MEMORANDUM TO: Mayor, Town of Estes Park FROM: Ron Osborn, Office Manager, Estes Park Sanitation District SUBJECT: Base Maps The Estes Park Sanitation District would like to obtain quarter base maps with property lines shown for use in our office. These maps would be used to aid the District in locating our sewer lines and help us to keep an up to date record of the lines' within the District. We would only need the quarter base maps for the areas within our District. This would amount to about twenty quarters. -/ 0 V< / "21 / L.. IJ J / r./fi ; ; E'.99 /000 0 Â·/ill / 1 1; \ \ //02 1.+T i i :i ''-' !/1; tix - I Al O ./Â»G- . ' :MI . ~ 411 4'll . \111 11 filt /4 / f g M 1-/ Â·9 4 1 f a / & i / 1, '14 ?' 1 /)11(2/4 1 // 4/7/10 1 ; 1 11/ - -6. c 4 3'/' ' A V - / 4 0,4 . F./. - - r- 1 -*-3.Ji v-%41* r 0 - . / b. 1 "alp \ 7 0 1.11 11} '113 7 \ ) 1\\ P ~ -2- 4Â«-ir./ ..4-- / 1 lilli 1 -1 --- 1/ /1 4 ;99.J )7'14: 53 .4 4 4 4/2 // / + E/,9915qL.7 -- - 5 j Â»56852:ZE.--&2'Te/22./ 7/ 3 .t 435520%6~34~Na Â«r<-0 A h//- '95.- 11 ----, -EL-*-03--{. --34- 1 ,-3Â»f~=- -1- 9 li) c f i 3 Ae-- 1 1 Ef 1 1 11\\ A f k /4 11 j \ I. - 7,91-*~434 \ 4 h r A- Encs , - . . . 4 '394. 4 \\ .j>~95Â»~1<44* - /h'' . . 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U Â·944 2' P .'x .333Â· 1~ :.k :,f 3-if<33Â« :f-.A# -5 43< ft{Li~\-3< jit#ift:fil'('~f~~ ds/*~7 5 ' p~ ,/ ;50.-i, '2--d/Â· i.,~4~ 41 4,4 0-/# -Â·s bu 4.: .f jf~,Â· .Â·*. 94Â· 1 ~Â·-i= ir&*%-26~*%~itfi '21%~,~~ VI' ~ 1% 1% 441%1.: -7.5/39>4.~1-:,6 \\, tr )\ ~~~_~st<,tf---'4'44%{2 !150 1231-~ \24 01 PARMING NUTSS STATE OF COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS 4201 East Arkansas Ave. , 04â€¢/ 424#1*1 Denver. Colorado 80222 RECEIVED (303) 757-9011 %452 MAY 2 0 1986 May 15, 1986 0126m '10\NiA j ESTES PARK ISTRATOR TO*.11 AD taN Mr. H. Bernerd Dannels, Mayor Town of Estes Park Estes Park, CO 80517 Dear Mr. Dannels: This is to acknowledge the timely receipt of the Town of Estes Park request for Section 8 funding. Your application is in order and we will place your name on our project list, as attached. Based on the description of your need, as well as from personnel observation, a tansit plan would serve as only one element of a complete traffic and circulation study for the Estes Park area. The funds for the transit portion could be applied to the amount needed to conduct a comprehensive study to alleviate your congestion problems. At this time, we do not know the amount of UMTA Section 8 funds which will be made available for the current grant cycle. We cannot therefore, determine how many of the projects on our list will receive funding. We will contact you when we have further information. Very truly yours, 8Lw 8.41-~-,- U Laura B. Johnson Transit Unit Attachment Below is the prioritized list for funding for the current Section 8 grant cycle. The amounts stated in the letters of application are the maximum amounts for which local matchs are committed. Historically. $30.000 to $60,000 has been available for distribution. Suggested total funding requests which we will submit to UMTA are shown. Prioritization is based on the following factors: TDPs which are about to expire New TDPs immediacy of need extent of local committment Other Studies immediacy of need local committment general applicability Ranked List approximate suggested total Cost Las Animas County TDP $14,500 Weld County TDP $20,000 Town of Estes Park, Transit Element for Traffic and Circulation Plan $12,000 Transit Provider Insurance Study $32,000 Total $78,500 Federal Share (70%) 54.950 . 1 â€¢Â·U , - TOWN OF ESTES PARK I '4 ~ '3 5â€ž 13Â· 419 4 , V 4 ' Richard D. Widmer (126 ...2.:.0.' Public Works Department : tâ€¢ -- - 19132'..'i.../ hz* ,1 4.-' 'Itr"'43'*'fl , / --/3/40- Â£ -40'tl@Elv Director /2-:-4-br,:,9,4 1-k-ti.'2-6- 0Â»d7Â¥9Dy':700,7.: 2 - 9 '1 -62 --Â·*74;.9.tntÂ·Â·Â·.gÂ». TRC~5 gr'. Ni,'Â·*L i . Â¥ 14.lili . .. . ,= Fr t= i, *1/.61. 0 ; 14â€ž ~ . 1: #,it:+Key,* ,-1 hed.â€ž. ~ ht- ~it:/4 - 19:5~ f -571942,9, 7,@*lejel % Fg:yÂ»y f... - 1,7-24--*&.9./tz- .D.,.17.i- ---*..,--* -4 1. 1 ~Â»77Â« . Estes Park, Colorado 80517 . June 3, 1986 Mr. Michael Aldrich M. J. ALDRICH CONSTRUCTION CO. Post Office Box 719 Estes Park, Colorado 80517 Dear Sir: I have inspected the new curb, gutter, and sidewalk installed by your company at 120/130 E. Riverside for Mr. Forbes under building permit number 3895. The work is acceptable to the town. The one-year warranty period will begin June 1, 1986 and will expire June 1, 1987. Please let me know if you have any questions concerning this matter. Thank you for your cooperation during this project. Sincerely, TOWN OF ESTES PARK Public Works Department Richard D. Widmer, PE-LS Director RDW:ca CC: Mr. Ben: Forbes P. O. Box 1200 Telephone (303) 586-5331 To The Town of Estes Park From Barry Myers, Special Events Coordinator Re: Request for portion of Bond Park 1. Request the bare earth section under the trees, as indicated o K. for the temporary erection of a working platform for a 1400 pound piece of marble. b K- 2. Request that Tom Miller be allowed to sculpt their daily June through September. 3. Request that Special Events be allowed to put up on an easel a sign explaining project and to have by the sign daily a plastic donation o K box. We understand that donations are not allowed in Bond Park and ask this be set aside for this function. 7 +ov - Â£7- 070 ) F (Lq q.- 7-Â·~~~ F e,tuâ‚¬t-o 4. Request advise as to whether this would be considered the type of Special Event in which we would have to obtain insurance for same. i Â«-~ ff - / 1( - I ' SL 3,5r t. 970 4 . F Mle (2 TA L BUD 7 I . f i ..1 1- 44 =t: t 4 *f " 1, i. - . 1 . t FIEFI . / , 11 1 1. 1 , \, ' 1. ./ -- I I . , 9/% . V if 7, \ ,>/\1 1 ' 1 1 'X~,4 -/~ Â»// . 1 . I