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Home My WebLink AboutPACKET Public Works 1986-12-18. 7 PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE AGENDA DECEMBER 18, 1986 1. Fawn Lane - Request for paving. 2. North Ridge Lane - Request for paving. 3. EPURA - Proposed revisions to Post Office Parking Lot (#3) and Dark Horse Parking Lot (#6). 4. Mocassin Circle Drive Right-of-Way - Review of annexation surveying proposals. 5. Prospect Mountain Road/Radio Station - Review of proposed license agreement. Reports: 1. Snowplowing to Date 2. Employee Resignation 3. Assistant Public Works Director Hiring mnE/ZI!:.=CJCE]re- LM4' cy: L.Â·;' ' ,-)A'Â£Â·' {i ti 63J Al g i,Â£07 12 1986 ~.l~Il October 22, 1986 , ,- 2 -, 1 -J PARK FL'.E-1- r'/Â·-41.:3 DEPT. Town of Estes Park 170 MacGregor Ave. Estes Park, CO 80517 ATTN: Mayor Bernie Dannels This is to petition the Town of Estes Park for the paving of Fawn Lane. The owners of homes on this street are agreed in principle to the the need for paving. We feel that the street improvement can be achieved within the Town's and residents' overall requirements. This paving project has been discussed with Richard Widmer and the need for such improvement is a common concern and goal. Please assist us in prioritizing this project. ..The following signatures include the landowners that will work with the Town on property donation, easement, and other issues respective to property boundaries: 4 0 b.~c-4*0'4, FÂ» lu 44.s &22 + d 05%6 -880 48 Â»Â«booce n %Â£/ofÂ«un L.Ar jf=13*- 1100 6586-47 1 -tif Flft,{2~4~4JiL,Ia.W *126 72; (tr E--02671 '' 599 - 9-474 --tt -tÂ· 371 Lox/ D.cte..,,u, C,- 4/U'(52 -â€ž~ ..X=tcg i --AL.1 4 "A~,4. Q, 4 ;&844 - % 43 5 ta,U- 40%: 21(1, 6 1426 T gao ALVM Lahe, 6545 4-4 397 UÂ»fut 407 Â»\22/Â«f-\-=44~~~j~ -X- 411 1 4 -1 Tx Â«A Elti. i --=-- . 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Widmer Director of Public Works Town of Estes Park P.O.Box 1200 Estes Park, CO 80517 Dear Rich, Van Horn Engineering is pleased to provide a proposal for this project. Our office proposes a lump sum bid of Four Hundred Ninety dollars even ($ 490.00) to accomplish the work as outlined in the Public Works Department's R.F.P dated Nov. 26, 1986. We appreciate this opportunity to participate and your consideration of this proposal. Sincerely, 91 William G. Van Horn 1043 Fish Creek Road â€¢ P.O. Box 456 â€¢ Estes Park, Colorado 80517 â€¢ 303-586-9388 II. COST ESTIMATE Rate Staffing Manhours ($/hr) Subtotal TASK A. RESEARCH Project Manager 3 30 $ 90.00 Registered Land Surveyor 1 40 40.00 Survey Technician 3 26 78.00 $ 208.00 TASK B. FIELD SURVEY Project Manager 1 30 30.00 Registered Land Surveyor 1 40 40.00 Survey Crew 16 (x 2 MH) 46 736.00 $ 806.00 TASK C. PLAT PREPARATION Project Manager ' 1 30 30.00 Registered Land Surveyor 1 40 40.00 Computer Technician 6 26 156.00 Drafting Technician 12 20 240.00 Clerical 2 14 28.00 $ 494.00 TASK D. SET MONUMENTATION Computer Technician 1 26 26.00 Survey Crew 2 (x 2 MH) 46 92.00 $ 118.00 TOTALS 68 MH $ 1626.00 =_LE N fi i . December 16, 1986 a,mt.r) 9 -1Â£ CD JCOO u) m LO -m w o Mr. Richard Widmer Z- Town of Estes Park P.O. Box 1200 iiI Estes Park, CO 80517 RE: Mocassin Saddle Addition Dear Mr. Widmer: In accordance with the request for proposals dated November 26, 1986, and attached hereto, we will perform the work as outlined therein for the "not to exceed" amount of $1,960.00. We are very appreciative of this opportunity to provide this estimate and look forward to working with you on this project. Respectfully yours, ESTES PARK SURVEYORS & ENGINEERS, INC. Â«1 M UÂ«_ Paul M. Kochevar, P.E. Vice President PK:m encl/ -2 0 0 .â‚¬ â‚¬5 4gs 0-Woo ESTES PARK SURVEYORS & ENGINEERS, Inc. Box 30 DRAEr DATF /L.ls /36 LICENSE AGREEMENT FOR DISCUSSION ONLY Agreement made January 1, 1987, between the Town of Estes Park, Colorado (Licensee), Robert Heron and Nell Frances Heron (Licensors), and the National Park Service (Licensor). WHEREAS, The Town of Estes Park, Colorado is desirous of obtaining permission to install and maintain one or more radio transmitters and antennas on property currently owned by the Herons and leased by the National Park Service; WHEREAS, the National Park Service is willing to allow the Town of Estes Park to utilize facilities and tower currently located on the property of the Herons; WHEREAS, Robert Heron and Nell Frances Heron, in exchange for payment of certain fees agree to the placement and maintenance of one or more radio transmitters in a building currently utilized by the National Park Service and one or more antennas on a tower currently on the property belonging to the National Park Service; and WHEREAS, the parties desire to reduce their agreement to writing; NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the foregoing premises and the covenants and agreements,hereinafter set forth, the parties agree as follows: 1. The term of this Agreement shall be for five (5) years commencing on the 1st day of January, 1987, and ending on the 31st day of December, 1992. The parties shall have the right to negotiate to extend the term of this agreement for an additional period of five (5) years providing that Licensee provides written notice of its election to Licensors ninety (90) days prior to the expiration of the initial term. 2. The Town of Estes Park shall pay to the Herons the sum of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000) in advance, on the first day of January in each year during the term of this agreement, together-with-all-taxes- (~ GO a-nd-lten-srfees-impo-5-ed-bra'ny-county, b Ld Le, er-federal- gglernmental--author-ity-on-the--facilittes- -erected-hereundert Said , jOb fee is to be paid at 2135 South Monroe Street, Denver, Colorado, or at such other address as the Herons may in writing direct. j. All three Licensors agree to permit the Town of Estes Park during the term of this agreement to place and maintain one or more transmitters within the building presently on the property and one or more antennas on the tower currently in place, in accordance with the attached specifications set forth in Exhibit A. 1 L, e.9.ELS- 4%4 4. All construction, erection and maintenance of the#ransmitters and antennas shall be at the sole expense of the Licensee. 2 5. The Licensee shall have a right-of-way over and across the existing access road on the property owned by the Herons and the National Park Service which is contiguous to the transmitter building and the tower. The Licensee shall also have ingress and egress upon the access road which now exists across other property of the Herons. It is agreed that there shall be no maintenance on the road to the property during the winter months and that, therefore, at times the property may not be accessible. 6. All improvements, appliances, fixtures and all other property of whatsoever nature, made to or placed upon said premises by Licensee, shall be and remain the property of Licensee and may be removed by Licensee in whole or in part, at any time before the termination of this Agreement or within a reasonable time thereafter. Licensee shall be responsible for any damage occasioned by the removal or maintenance thereof and shall restore the property after such removal to its condition prior to the installation thereof (reasonable wear and tear excepted). 7. Licensee, in consideration of this Agreement concerning the property, further covenants and agrees as follows: a. To keep said premises in good repair and at the expiration of this agreement surrender and deliver up the same in as good order and condition as when entered upon (loss by fire, inevitable accident, act of God, or ordinary wear excepted). This covehent shall not decrease the obligation of Licensee to restore the property pursuant to paragraph 6 above. b. To not assign this License or any interest therein without the written consent of Licensor being first obtained. c. To not conduct nor permit to be conducted on the premises any business or permit any act which is contrary to or in violation of the laws of the United States of America, the State of Colorado, or of the applicable ordinances of the County of Larimer or any other governmental entity having jurisdiction over the premises. 8. All the covenants and agreements in this document shall be binding upon and inure to the benefit of the heirs, executors, administrators, successors and assigns of the parties hereto. 9. The Herons and the National Park Service warrant and covenant to provide the Licensee with peaceful and quiet enjoyment of the emoluments of this License. Any transfer of title to the premises shall be subordinate and subject to the Town's rights under this Agreement. 3 10. Licensee agrees to indemnify and save Licensors harmless from any and all claims, demands or suits regarding Licensee's operations or regarding damages as a result thereof. 11. Licensee agrees that as long as the Herons elect to maintain a gate with a lock thereon across the access road, Licensee will keep the gate locked at all times. The Herons are obliged to provide Licensee with a key to said gate, and will subsequently provide new keys as necessary when the lock to said gate is changed. The Licensee agrees that it shall limit the use of the key to Town employees required for construction or maintenance of the radio equipment exclusively. 12. If Licensee is in default with respect to its covenants herein, either Licensor shall have the right to terminate the Agreement or, \r wvf without terminating the Agreement, to seek damages or any other , remedy available to Licensors and shall be entitled to any and all costs and expenses in connection with enforcement of this Agreement or collection of damages with respect hereto, including but not limited to court costs and attorney's fees. 13. Any written notice or communication provided for, required, or permitted hereunder, shall be deemed to have been sufficiently delivered upon the mailing of such notice, first class mail, postage prepaid, to the party entitled to the notice at the following addresses: Town of Estes Park P.O. Box 1200 Estes Park, CO 80517 National Park Service Rocky Mountain National Park Estes Park, CO 80517 Robert Heron Nell Frances Heron 2135 S. Monroe Denver, CO 80210 14. The making, execution and delivery of this Agreement by Licensee has been induced by no representations, statements, warranties, or agreements other than those herein expressed. This Agreement embodies the entire understanding of the parties and there are no further or other agreements or understandings, written or oral, in effect between the parties, relating to the subject matter hereof. This instrument may be amended or modified only by an instrument of equal formality signed by the respective parties, with notice. 4 15. This Agreement shall be irrevocable during its term and shall continue in force unless or until terminated by any of the parties hereto only in accordance with and as allowed under the terms of this Agreement. Thereupon this Agreement shall absolutely end. Robert Heron, Licensor Nell Frances Heron, Licensor National Park Service (Licensor) APPROVED The Town of Estes Park, Colorado STATE OF COLORADO COUNTY OF LARIMER The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this day of , Â· WITNESS my hand and official seal. My commission expires Notary Public 5 STATE OF COLORADO COUNTY OF LARIMER The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this day of , 198-, by Robert Heron and Nell Frances Heron. WITNESS my hand and official seal. My commission expires Notary Public STATE OF COLORADO COUNTY OF LARIMER The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this day of , 198__, by National Park Service. WITNESS by hand and official seal. My commission expires Notary Public 6 /1441 TOWN OF ESTES PARK Light and Power Department Robert L. Dekker Director -=w.,1, ta.'y zi ' ;*426 - _ , ~ :8*.- -hoi ..''l >Â«?*-4Â¥- ,:.- _ - : 7;;01Â£~:4-~44(54;KE ....14,1 ~:3& --. -t;k 74\(,At/1*~}Â·)*\1 . . . .f -94\1~At..3 4, ~ .3*4.3 i. 9 -, 40. I - idiV1.,6. I 1,6.5* 1 *. p - -,1,5.Â»C+C'.Â»r. - .4,14,2**' -k 1- D Estes Park, Colorado 80517 MEMORANDUM TO: Rich Widmer FROM: Robert L. Dekker Off DATE: December 8, 1986 SUBJECT: Prospect Mountain License Agreement The proposed license agreement for the Town's use of Prospect Mountain for a radio antenna will not adversely affect the Light and Power Department. Electric power supply is limited at that location, but the Police Department has advised us the additional electric load should be minimal. If it has not been addressed, the Town should reach an agreement with the proper federal agency regarding payment of electric bills on the account where the new base station will be added. RLD:ca P. 0. Box 1200 Telephone (303) 586-5331 MEMO To: Rich Widmer Date: 12/9/86 FROM: Robert Ault SUBJECT: Prospect Mountain License Agreement We have reviewed the proposed License Agreement concerning Prospect Mountain and concur with the content. We would ask that the Police Department also be supplied with a key for the gate so that it is available to us as needed on a 24-hour basis. - h' Â· filf] ~624$1 i ): 2Â·:+( -2 Robert W. Ault Chief of Police ESTES PARK SNOWFALL 1983-1986 35 30 - 25 - 20 - 15 - 10 - 5- O ~v /1 v SEPT NOV YTD 1983-1984 ENS] 1984-1985 6*El 1985-1986 [%21 1986-1987 SNOWFALL (Inches) \\\X\\\X\X\X\XXi i 11\X\X\\\ \ \ 8 ~00/001 SNOWPLOWING - 1986-1987 STORM COSTS TOWN OF ESTES PARK TOTAL DATE DAY REMARKS LABOR VEHICLE SAND STORM YTD COST COST COST COST COST OCT it,86 SAT 10 $369.98 $90.52 $167.26 $627.75 $627.75 OCT 12,86 SUN <1" $265.02 $89.71 $173.24 $527.97 $1,155.72 OCT 13-14 MON-TUE SWEPT CBD - 13 CY RECLAIMED $0.00 $0.00 ($155.23) ($155.23) $1,000.49 OCT 22,86 WED <t" $50.94 $24.79 $35.84 $111.57 $1,112.06 OCT 31,86 FRI <r, WET, CONT LIGHT $152.82 $38.93 $11.95 $203.69 $1,315.76 NOV 1,86 SAT 7", WET, CONT LIGHT $951.71 $201.91 $167.26 $1,320.87 $2,636.63 NOV 2,86 SUN 0Â° - CLEANUP $202.01 $0.00 $53.76 $255.77 $2,892.40 NOV 3,86 MON 0", ICL CLEANUP $238.48 $61.91 $23.89 $324.28 $3,216.69 NOV 4,86 TUE 0' - SIDEWALK CLEANUP ONLY $170.56 $14.40 $0.00 $184.96 $3,401.65 NOV 7,86 FRI 3' - WET $586.19 $151.09 $256.87 $994.14 $4,395.78 NOV 8,86 SAT <10 - SQUALLS $157.91 $45.49 $113.50 $316.90 $4,712.68 NOV 9,86 SUN 00 - WIND, ICE $89.14 $22.31 $29.87 $141.32 $4,854.00 NOV 10,86 MON <ln - AM ONLY $272.62 $100.10 $244.92 $617.64 $5,471.63 NOV 11,86 TUE 0' - WIND ALL DAY $161.30 $34.37 $35.84 $231.51 $5,703.15 NOV 12,86 WED 2' $842.25 $203.08 $465.95 $1,511.27 $7,214.42 NOV 13,86 THU 0' - SLUSH $33.96 $15.08 $0100 $49.04 $7,263.45 NOV 14,86 FRI 0' - ICE REMOVAL CBD $144.33 $40.00 $0.00 $184.33 $7,447.78 NOV 16,86 SUN 0" - ICY $63.68 $38.46 $53.76 $155.90 $7,603.68 NOV 18,86 TUE SWEPT CBD $0,00 $0.00 ($95.17) ($95.17) $7,508.51 NOV 25,86 TUE <P, ICY $76.41 $46.30 $167.26 $289.97 $7,798.48 NOV 26,86 WED 0", ICE $265.55 $71.36 $191.16 $528.06 $8,326.54 NOV 28,86 FRI SWEPT CBD , $0.00 $0.00 ($35.85) ($35.85) $8,290.69 NOV 30,86 SUN 30, WET $671.99 $139.40 $298.68 $1,110.07 $9,400.76 DEC 7,86 SUN 1" - 681 BROKE LF AXLE $532.25 $129.18 $477.89 $1,139.31 $10,540.07 DEC 9,86 TUE 30, CONT, LIGHT ALL DAY $849.50 $285.71 $501.79 $1,636.99 $12,177.06 DEC 10,86 WED <th SNOWPACK REMOVAL $568.87 $184.58 $394.26 $1,147.71 $13,324.77 DEC it,86 THU 00; LOAD AND HAUL CBD $596.00 $184.32 $0.00 $780.31 $14,105.08 DEC 12,86 FRI SWEPT CBD $0.00 $0.00 ($238.95) ($238.95) $13,866.13 DEC 15,86 MON SWEPT CBD & EAST $0.00 $0.00 ($59.78) ($59.78) $13,806.35 DEC 16,86 TUE SWEPT EAST, B'HORN, E'GREEN $0.00 $0.00 ($179.26) ($179.26) $13,627.09 DEC 17,86 WED SWEPT NORTH, SCHOOLS $0.00 $0.00 ($179.26) ($179.26) $13,447.84 FRAIRRWO=9 ~ NOV 2 6 1986 r ll< TOWN OF ESTES PARK PUBUC WORKS DEPTÂ». 11 -161 - 9.6 U .P -2. At j>rb' g le i P a i r 1/ 9,1 Wri fl-02 .1- 1Â·14% ive 1--t 1-0- f 4 ForM VO U 'rh pÂ¥ AN LAS t- 041 6< C.M fjoYM e,ut wd-1. 1-9 4- l' o W 0 9 41 6 6 02 0 3/ /9 56, T kt- 1-IMâ‚¬. 68-5 Lofit For wit fe-- ne-kt e. in-roter C.6609â‚¬. S w Isk ve cle 1,9 1-0-' 2.0,ts :w-â‚¬21> For p,9 s.<)F. 1 4 4- ty f I â‚¬-r c N ct 9 4 d 4.clut.-tie .4 X- b A, E- 9 8-1 w 4-4 1 W Fl Y N .e. A rs Wt "}- h., Â·r H t + D W )1/ 1, 47 2 & L 4 Nl I N V 4 1 U/9 5 ) <- , 12.iN ttr-tly it Al f Â«/ 1 RICHARD L. GERSTBERGER 2241 Austin Court Loveland, Colorado 80537 303-667-0886 (w) 303-669-3983 00 EDUCATION Masters Degree in Business Administration, Colorado State University, December, 1983 Special interest in management and marketing in areas of high technology. Professional paper: "Market Opportunity Analysis and Marketing Plan for a Microprocessor-Based Product Concept." Bachelors Degree in Civil Engineering, Arizona State University, May, 1968 Specialization in structures and architecture with post-graduate work in airport and highway design. WORK EXPERIENCE Consultant, Gerstberger & Associates, Loveland, Colorado Industrial marketing and communications consultant specializing in high-tech, new product development, primarily in the instrumentation and process control area. Client base consists of firms involved in a number of industries, including process control, energy management, robotics, flow control, computers and agricultural irrigation management. Services provided include new product development, market planning, research, market. potential studies, market strategy development, implementation and the development of promotional materials and training manuals, January 1984 - present Instructor, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado Part-time instructor of Industrial Marketing, Basic Marketing and Management and Organizational Behavior courses, September 1983 - present. Research Assistant, Colorado State University Developed computer simulation model to analyze economic impact of snow management on wheat yields, and participated in research project involving arbitration and labor relations, January 1983 - December 1983. Director of Public Works and Utilities, City of Loveland, Colorado Managed department and coordinated Public Works, Water and Wastewater and Electric Power Divisions, 130 employees with operations and capital budgets of approximately $31,000,000. Member: Board of Directors, Platte River Power Authority (5/80 - 1/82), August 1979 - July 1982. Responsible for: Water and wastewater division with 30 MGD water treatment plant, water distribution system, sewage collection system and 8 MGD sewage treatment plant. 20 million dollar capital improvement program begun in late 1979 to provide expanded water treatment, storage, transmission, distribution and sewage collection capabilities. 't 1 RICHARD L. GERSTBERGER page 2 . WORK EXPERIENCE (continued) Public works division responsible for street maintenance and repair, snow and ice removal, traffic control, street lighting, street cleaning, and refuse collection services and engineering support for the services. Revised street maintenance procedures. Major capital street improvement program developed including a street sufficiency study, street overlay projects, complete rebuilding projects and a program for establishing a drainage utility. Electric division responsible for the distribution of electric energy to 32,000 Loveland residents and approximately 4,000 residents of Larimer County. Generation is through a joint action agency, Platte River Power Authority, wholly owned by Loveland and 3 other cities. Member of Board of Directors of Platte River Power Authority from May 1980 to January 1982. $9 million capital improvement program to improve and expand transmission and distribution capabilities. Division Manager, URS Company, Denver, Colorado Responsible for marketing and engineering design of municipal water and wastewater utilities, September 1977 - August 1979. Responsible for: Municipal water and sewer rate study using cost of service analysis as the basis for rate design. Utility master plan for municipal water system including raw water, treated water distribution, financial analysis, and severance costs involved in the sale of a portion of the system to an adjoining municipality. Preliminary study of proposed sites for a 15,000 acre-fee raw water reservoir including the evaluation of economic, engineering, and geologic information concerning each alternative site. Preliminary design of an extensive storm sewer system of conduit, canal, and detention ponds. 41 Deputy City Manager for Utility Operations, City of Thornton, Colorado $~ 7-7. Managed water resource development, water treatment, utility engineering, water and sewer maintenance, meter repair and maintenance, and budgeting for a municipal utility serving more than 75,000 people. Member: Board of Directors, Metropolitan Denver Sewage Disposal District No. 1, January 1975 - July 1977. Utility Engineer, City of Thornton, Colorado Responsible for Utility Engineering Department providing both engineering design and utility construction inspection for water and sewer utility, May 1974 - December 1974. Project Engineer and Office Manager, Nelson, Haley, Patterson & Quirk, Inc., Riverton, Wyoming Responsible for office management and engineering production in branch office, November 1972 -May 1974. 1, 1 .m I RICHARD L. GERSTBERGER tl 1 page-1 WORK EXPERIENCE (continued) Project Engineer, Nelson, Haley, Patterson & Quirk, Inc., Greeley, Colorado, July 1971 - November 1972; Johannessen & Girand, Phoenix, Arizona, June 1968 - July 1971. PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS Registered Professional Engineer: Colorado and Wyoming ACTIVITIES AND PERSONAL INFORMATION Personal: Enjoy camping, hiking, skiing, jogging, self-development workshops. Family: married (Cathy) with four children_ / 914 r iv (zp d A.,.4- Community Involvement: Active Member: First Christian Church, Loveland, Colorado. Youth Sponsor and served on building committee for new church construction completed December 1985. Member: American Marketing Association; Instrument Society of America. REFERENCES References will be furnished upon request. 4/ If PAGE 1 411 IV. STAFF FINDINGS: 1. The applicant requests the proposed exemption as a means of facilitating the transfer of 6 acres fran the Town of Estes Park for purposes of establishing a cemetery. 2. The Board of Adjustment reviewed and conditionally approved a request for special exception to permit development of a cemetery on the property on October 28, 1986. 3. A wildlife mitigation plan is required by the Board of Adjustment; other conditions of approval have already been accomplished. 4. The Town of Estes Park recommends approval. 5. Approval of the proposed exemption with certain conditions will not adversely impact the natural environment, adjacent property or provision of services or transportation. V. STAFF RECOMMENDATION: Approval with the following conditions: 1. The exemption plat must contain a written legal description of the entire property. 2. The plat rrust note that development must be consistent with the site plan on file with the Planning Department and may only occur on the east 4 acres of the property. 3. The plat must show the road proposed for the property and easerrents i must be provided for the road. 4. The plat Trust note development requirements o f the Board of Adjustment and the wildlife impact mitigation plan. --* 5. A deed of dedication to provide a half right-of-way of 35' along the frontage of Parcels 1-6 must be provided. LARIMER COUNTY SUBJECT BCC 12/22/86 ESTES PARK MINORIAL GARDENS EXEMFI'ION i PLANNING STAFF REPORT 1 LCPZ - 32 0-12â‚¬, jlw