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Home My WebLink AboutPACKET Public Safety 1986-10-231 - .. 'U/ 41 2% PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE OCTOBER 23, 1986 AGENDA 1. Barry Myers - Santa's Story Book Parade November 28, 1986 December 13, 1986 2. Jack Rumley - Fire Chief 3. 1987 Budget 4. Radar Enforcement Date 5. Dispatch Alr Condltloner REPORTS: A. Monthly B. Children at Play Signs C. Beaver Point Pavement Edge Marking ...... I --7Â» 09 21Â· 7-al-Â« 9 4 *OtIORADO-~ATE=~PATRGE- APPLICATION FOR A PERMIT TO CONDUCT AN ATHLETIC OR SPECIAL EVENT ON THE HIGHWAY APPLICATION (Please type or print all information) DATE OF REQUEST: 11_/ 23 / 86 TYPE OF EVENT (Check the applicable one): ATHLETIC SPECIAL X BRIEF DESCRIPTION (Foot Race, Parade, etc.): Santa's Storybook Parades ORGANIZATION INFORMATION ORGANIZATION NAME: Chamber Advertising Committee ADDRESS: Box 3050 CITY & STATE: Estes Park, Colorado PHONE: (-) 586-/i431 Advertising CONTACT PERSON: Barry Mvers TITLE: Conrrlin,1-nr PHONE: ( ) 586-6739 DESCRIPTION OF THE EVENT DATE(S): Beginning: 11/-24-8.6 12/13/86 TIME: Beginning: AM 5-- PM _ Ending: -U/-21-8.6 12/13/86 Ending: AM 6-- PM NOTE: If times will vary on subsequent days, attach explanation. LOCATION: (State Highway and Mileage) Elkhorn Avenue - 4 blocks PROPOSED ROUTE(S): PROPOSED DETOUR(S): From West Park Center to Municipal Parking Lot 1 Two way traffic, south lanes Lot 1 to Riverside DESCRIPTION OF EVENT IN DETAIL (Include number of participants, description of the activity to be conducted on the highway, number and type of animals, description of any vehicle or materials to be used. Use additional sheets if necessary. Attach a map): THE UNDERSIGNED HGREBY AGREES TO PAY THE TOTAL ACTUAL COST TO THE STATE PATROL AND THE DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS FOR CONDUCTING ANY HIGHWAY CLOSURES RELATED TO THE EVENT DESCRIBED HEREIN AND TO SUBMIT PAYMENT IN ADVANCE FOR THE ESTIMATED COST OF Â· SUCH CLOSURES AND TO PAY FOR AND PROVIDE LIABILITY INSURANCE IN AN AMOUNT TO BE DETERMINED BY THE CHIEF OF THE STATE PATROL. THE UNDERSIGNED UNDERSTANDS THAT ANY COSTS IN EXCESS OF THE ESTIMATED COST MUST BE PAID TO THE COLORADO STATE PATROL FOLLOWING THE EVENT AND THAT IF THE ESTIMATED COST 4 EXCEEDS THE ACTUAL COST, THE BALANCE WILL BE REFUNDED. ... I, THE UNDERSIGNED, FURTHER CERTIFY THAT THE STATEMENTS CONTAINED HEREIN OR ATTACHED HERETO ARE TRUE, ACCURATE, AND COMPLETE/JO THE EST OF MY KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF. Chamber Advertising Commi ttoo ORGANIZATION *GNATURE DATE I FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY (Do not write below this line) AGENCY APPROVALS CO~ADO STATE PAT[OIL ~ -~ CONDITIONS OR RESTRICTIONS: --- ~ ~ SIGNATURE I 1 1 ~ RANK ~ ATE ESTIMATED COST DEPARTMENT OF IGHWA S ~ CONDITIONS OR RESTRICTIONS / TITj.E ~ DATE< ESTIMATED COST CITY/TOWN CONDITIONS OR RESTRICTIONS: SIGNATURE TITLE DATE APPLICATION HAS BEEN APPROVED DISAPPROVED REASON: .- THE TOTAL ESTIMATED COSTS WILL BE: SPONSORS AND/OR EVENT ORGANIZERS MUST FURNISH A CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE OF Â·A GENERAL LIABILITY INSURANCE POLICY AND (Applicant to pay this amount) AN AUTO LIABILITY INSURANCE POLICY COV- ERING CLAIMS THAT MIGHT ARISE FROM THE EVENT INCLUDING PARTICIPANT AND SPECTA- TOR LIABILITY. THESE POLICIES MUST HAVE AS A MINIMUM LIMIT PER MOCCURRENCE AND MUST NAME THE STATE OF tOLORADO AND ITS EMPLOYEES AS ADDI rIONAL INSURED. .I~ bteliminary a Â£4944 ... ff; ~sub#00 jghed Â¢Ppli/cat, Â¢n /0 th-fll 0in 1* tola~ / eA maiki// eas Â¥ pe'at415/' 40/thejo Â«4444 n . n : surantâ€¢ 2 *<dÂ«Phi~ f r v -v Â£ Jal Irr /, ~olidy, inl,thel-amounts lindical~~ all#vel,ro tEe addrets bÂ¢low . 4 05/14/86 TOWN OF ESTES PARK LIABILITY INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS 1. General Liability: Require a certificate of insurance in the amount of $400,000; such certificate Will indicate either bodily injury and property damage in the amount of $400,000, or bodily injury and property damage combined in the amount of $400,000. 2. Liquor: If an event is to have liquor served free-of-charge to participants, the insurance certificate Will include "host liquor liability coverage." Should the event serve liquor for a fee, a "Special Events" Liquor Permit and "liquor legal liability coverage" will be required. 3. Town Facilities: If the event is to use Town facilities which will be under the control of the participants, not the Town, the coverage will include "all risks legal liability." 4. Minor Injuries: In order to provide no-fault coverage for minor injuries, "premises medical coverage" will be required which provides $1,000 worth of medical coverage without regard to liability. 5. In the event the certificate indicates that a broad form comprehensive general liability endorsement is part of the policy, all the aforementioned coverages will be contained therein. 6. Automobile Liability: Bodily injury, per person, $400,000 and property damage $400,000; or bodily injury and property damage combined $400,000; "Garage keepers liability" will be provided where automobiles are going to be parked on Town property; this coverage will provide coverage for damages to said vehicles. 7. Excess Liability: The Town will require an "umbrella" of $1,000,000 over and above the primary coverages. The Town of Estes Park will be named as an "additional insured" on all the policies. The parties will be required to provide the Town with a copy of the endorsement naming the Town as an addi- tional insured prior to the event. The Board of Trustees will retain the right to grant exceptions where applicable. Finance Officer Vavra administer all insurance certificates. Participants will be required to submit an insurance certificate at least 30 days prior to the event. Santals Storybook Parade Friday, November 28th, 5 pm - Following the 4:30 Lights On Ceremony Saturday, December 13th, 5 pm Both parades this year will be an offical part of the NewsCenter 4/Salvation Army 'Spirit of Giving' program, whereby people attending the parade will be asked to bring non-perishable foodstuffs, to be put in ten collections boxes along the parade route and to be used for Christmas baskets. A combined effort by the Salvation Army and Crossroads Ministry will insure that the necessary amounts of food will be left for Estes Park use prior to the remainder being used by the Salvation Army throughout the rest of the state. Each parade will have a minimum of two bands, ten to fourteen floats and 200 walking costumed characters. There will be no horses in the parade. The December 13th parade will also feature Miss Tennesee, Miss Colorado and Scott Howard of the Walt Disney Productions. The costumes, again, are being furnished by the Fine Arts Guild. The events will be backed by the Ad Committee with 140,000 newspaper inserts, a radio campaign and Channel 4's own PR campaign. We will again have Ed Greene as host, Larry Green as Chairman of the 'Spirit of Giving', Marc McLean of KYOU, Larry Petersen Cheyenne. For the second parade we will invite two additional radio personalities. We again wish to have the main stage in the Coffee Bar parking lot and a second announcers truck in front of Bob's Chevron. Additionally, we would like to use the parking spaces in front of the library to put in tne Scottish Festival rolling bleachers. 4-A?; ' '. ./ I.-I 7% 1 . /) j~ 34.-to Fr. 1/-0 -ClbjÂ·-. , MEMO TO: Dale Hill FROM: Chief Ault/~ DATE: October 13, 1986 I would like your comments on the following RADAR ENFORCEMENT proposed schedule: October 13 - October 31 - Oral Warnings November 1 - November 30 - Written Warnings December 1 - FULL ENFORCEMENT - Please let me know if you feel this schedule is acceptable. h J To: ' R. Widmer 10/10/86 t )j 11 FROM: R. W. Ault~0L:*----- SUBJECT: Bid for Ventilation/Air Conditioning Police Department After reviewing the attached material, I feel the best solution would be to replace the existing unit at the approximate quoted price of $5,500. The alternative proposal appears quite costly to end up with a unit which is still slightly undersized to ventilate the total area. Please advise if this request is to be submitted by you or by me for the budget. Thank you. Robert W. Ault . 94 - 7 ' 4 'A/ YCO INC. SERVICE HEATING AIR CONDITIONING . ELECTRICAL 219 N. Summit View Dr. MAINTENANCE INDUSTRIAL Fort Collins, Colorado 80524 COMMERCIAL Telephone (303) 493-2121 October 1, 1986 Town of Estes Park Public Works Department P.O. Box 1200 Estes Park, CO 80517 RE: Dispatch, Reception, and New Office HVAC in the Police Station Attn: Mike Mangelsen Dear Sir, Thank your for requesting our solution to your year round ventilating and cooling requirements. Our understanding of the problem is as follows: 1. Ventilation of four to five air changes per hour in the three rooms is desired. 2. Warm air off of the central air handling unit over heats this interior space which has its own internal gain of approximately 18000BTU/hour. This is especially true in the winter season. 3. The new office is particularly stuffy and needs air conditioning and ventilation. We believe the best solution would consist of a new roof top unit in replacement of the two-ton existing Ammana Air Conditioner. The new unit should be a three-ton air conditioner with an economizer. Other minor system modifications would be done as to provide the best system energy consumption. This effort would have an approximate design-build cost of $5,500.00 (five thousand five hundred). In reply to utilizing the existing Ammana roof top unit (approximately 1972 equipment), we feel the unit is slightly undersized to provide adequate ventilation and air conditioning. Nevertheless our solution in conjunction with this existing system is as follows: 1. Place a new two position damper on the return air outside plenum which will open on the cooling call. 2. Place a new thermostat on the wall with an operational "fanÂ· on" call. 3. Hook up one of the existing eight inch diameter flex lines to the new office diffusers from the air conditioner supply. 4. Rebalance the air supply from the existing central air handling system. 5. Install a low ambient operation kit on the Ammana compressor refrigeration system. We will perform this work and supply all labor, equipment, material, and necessary insurance for the sum of $1490.00 (one thousand four hundred ninety). This quote is made on a not to exceed basis and any savings would be passed on to you. Please feel free to contact us with any question or suggestions. We hope our solutions will assit you. Sincerely, 5 tc# D- AL,34 Steven D. Meyers 'WYCO INC. CLIENT ES'MS PAAK. POL/CE .108 NO. STA-r/061 ' , HVAC, ELECTRICAL - PROJECT rALCULATIONS FOR INDUSTRIAL- COMMERCIAL DESIGN -SERVICE - MAINTENANCE MADE BY-Â£-â‚¬,MOATE CHECKED BY DATE 9/'=5/ SHEET_-~_OF_~_ 36 1- 1 1 ~4--EXISTIAJG AM HANA YER,-4 LA-rw ; - LIA < BACKED 4 y 1 LAAÂ¢ â‚¬ ELECTRIC- 2- (16 PT z - 4 _AL- Â·jyew .r trAVI boar C.DIL ACCEPT{ON 1/30 FT z , - 1 _, :- â‚¬Â»ST l â€¢14 0 1 1.Pugs 1 1 ..1Â· : U-Â·.9--r~-2425/7': CAWSE OVSâ€¢.MEA-rl . 2 1 N '.4 ..4 1.4.- : 1 =0-1 7 s ,< 6>(1"UÂ® 1tru AN,lAN 7 e * / MAN r.'54561- IC COMP. 3. + K., 9 1-ro- 4 - -7-.- ~ ~ A/Evu jurs/06 7-,4.* 1 1 -PÂ»$,moN _PAMPUL . DIS P Al-C H -- . L~J--1-~--~--~---.NEM 6 4,0 37/0Â»/ PU ~0 0 M Â· "9/'Â£>AMPZA 4 /30 f r-0 - -- =- - 1. 1\ Â·New Low *Alsl ENT, ' 4-C OPS#-4710.J KIT - 2Â»J t L 7-3+6 ECk/STING I COMPRessolt 840 FLEX - - n - HALLWAY .13*13 1-6 4 --'L= exivE % too %70 ...11 .-4 + . . - --/ -I-.-. . - 25(1 STINdk 13:~FryMEAS fl Ned OFF) cE- 4.2 . 1 -/40 Fr L 22 L. .1 ?11 ~~~ 1 12.2.- 5157 2,6 G EXPK'JST FAA FLOOR PLAN ---- - 1-- ---0--- U 3 2 t:- - Â· I "1' .fÂ·h*,2-tde i.. *4.-1.. 11: ~:l'..4-.luÂ·4:--L 12' U) C 00 0, 8 ~D co N CN 00 .. SEPTEMBER 1986 Month Calls Miles on Car Doors Open Arrests Moving Summons Contacts January 235 12,169 32 47 724 February 213 9,853 23 29 521 March 216 11,007 13 22 36 711 May 288 10,601 25 22 17 41 907 June 268 8,136 35 15 56 2578 435 10,247 28 19 62 4277 L9LS GL GI EI LI 0L6'8 Â£6Â£ -4snbnv 890I SE LE DI 9I BEO'g 'SE jaqulaides April 263 9,759 12 11 15 42 636 July lagoloo lagwanoN iacrwaoaa 103 Iejol Year 01*.2 2 g masm Magglm@em 1271 IN920#52@otÂ§18*~Â£3 TOTAL TIME 1188 18 13 W 13 0 91 3 3 31 0 08 3 REGULAR HOURS 17 N N .W'. COURT OVERTIME 8414 W - - W - 2 0 0 0 N 18 + REGULAR OVERTIME 5472 15*5309Â§ TOTAL MILES 585 ~- ~ 8 0 & g Â£ CAR PATROL HOURS N W rv FELONY ARRESTS N v - w v MISD. ARRESTS ~ 6< i ~ $ u, ARREST BOOKINGS - - MUNICIPAL VIOL. m15 G<fwid v TRAFFIC STOPS 10 - 41 -- . DUI'S 50 w - O CS VACATION CHECKS 696 0 kg .# Â» 00 Z CASE FOLLOW-UP N N N - 1376 52 9 (1 53 9. = 19 W R. FOOT PATROL 295 6 & 5 W Ul Â§ 6 BUSINESS CHECKS 06 2 @4 92 COURT ON DUTY-HRS. 70A 0 - C.1 22 j TRAINING ON DUTY Â»A -,9 HRS. 5 - - - - - WARRANT ARRESTS 65 - Ul N - 01 BAR CHECKS 7 Ul FI CARDS 47* 22 9~ N N f~*~ Â¥ ~68 * # w * ~~ ADMINISTRATION 6 -OPEN DOORS 068 381Â§$2 81& 31% 3% ag CONTACTS 173 - 2 V E &1 81 9 G INCIDENT REPORTS 14 N-NN MVAS 25 N N 00 w w - TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS 6 ww PARKING VIOLATIONS 59 u, N U' t: 23 W TRAFFIC WARNINGS N- N ANIMAL COMPLAINTS Ct) af- Month 4#AThic 1(NA w 01 8 V SHIFT COMMANDER'S MONTHLY REPORT C 'le - U , 3 4- Â£ 4- -- LE 4.J O LL m -J 1< O1- g 0 L ro L .- 1- --4 C) L NO.)C LC 0 1 0 a, 00) 2 C N (A C N M C a.) 4) Â·e~ U C 3 4- M L ro -OU+J 4 Â·-4 C fo N 4-) C CCL 7- ro- C.) 3 ro e Q.- ro J N rolro <Wht UII XIDO U ID =J<-0 Co Emerc 3I1Â·,PW 0IJ3 009$ 514 91 0dd3 (Buiullue.~6oad) 5UIUIP,11 .101.nduloo asnoH-UI swelsks SoS ulalse N 091$ s34 8 Od POOMBIBu3 401.edsm' 10; UJW00 1.UepIOUI Ie:)DIJO TRAINING SUMMARY . Month of Sept 1986 OFFICER SUBJECT LOCATION HOURS COST COMMENTS Incident Command Training ~ Med Center 4 hrs n/c Gordon 001$ 514 9I 05 00 noe UOI-1.e603131.uI pue 6u IfeIAJal.uI aAI1.aJdfaluI 1 s.14 8 kereele ONA SUOil?OIJISSPIO/6ull.Jodazl awIJO UIJOJIUn 2 9/23/84 INVESTIGATORS MONTHLY REPORT DATE September, 1986 1. JEW CASES - - 86-2183. f 86-2272 F 86-2321 M - .. 86-2235 F 86-2295 F .. 2. CASES ASSUMED- Â·46191R1 F 86-2200 F 86-2242 F 86-2249 M 86-2307 F 86-2238.f 86-2243 F 86-2279..F 86-2318 F - 86-2.ta, F 86-2241 F 86-2247 F 86-2302 F 86-2342 F 3. CASES CLOSED- 86-2161 86-2235 -. tb . Â·86-2183 86-2318 i 4.INTERVIEWS - BY PHONE 6 IN PERSON 12 5. CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATIONS- 86-2238 Burglary 86-2279 Recovered stolen auto -8E2211_Burgl'arv 6. ARRESTS - Â·* Â· Â· 86-.1.608..M Â·86-2249Â·M - 7. INrERROGATIONS - 86-0131 86-2182'(2) 86-2249 86-1608 86-2247 86-2307 8.~COURT- PRELIM 86-1958 TRIALS SUPPRESSION OTHER 86-2182 (2) 86-7012 9. FILINGS- .Trips Total filings . 10. LOGGING EVIDENCE - 1 3/4 hrs. 11.PRINT & *MUG - 1 *2pri nt only 1 12. TALKS- .. 13.-MEETINGS- 9-18-86Â·:. Inoident Command System .. 9-21,21-86 In House Computer Training 14. PATROL DUTY - r 4 . 15. PRECIOUS METAL COLLECTIONS- 5 ...... .. 16. SURVEILLANCE DUTY * Total time , . 17. ASSIST TO OTHER DEPT.- 3Â· . 18. SCHOOLS YOU ATTENDED- ' .... ..'42 21*, ADDITIONS- .. . 1 I - ./. . . . .- . .. St . *......-I-. I . Sign ...... ... 9/25/84 INVESTIGATORS MONTHLY REPORT -- - Â· Juvenile Report for DATE Sept. 1986 1. .NEW CASES - 86-2240 M 86-2223 M 86-2209 M 86-2283JL - 86-2263 M 86-2264M 86-2265 M 86-2266M 86-2267 M 86-2268 M 86-2269 M 86-2774 M 86-2279 F 86-2296 M SC-1489 86- 2704 M 86-2344 M 2. CASES ASSUMED- 86-2296 F 86-2228 F 86-2275F 86-2278 M 86-2283 M 1... .... - 86-2206.F 86-2228-F 86-2263 M 86-65 M 86-2275Â· F 3. CASES CLOSED- 86 2283 M 86-2304 M 86-1942 M 86-1969 M 86-1724 M 86-1904 F - 4.INTERVIEPS - BY PHONE" 13 - IN PERSON .,17 5. CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATIONS- _86-7228 F R6- 1 gnA F 06,-23('4 M AL"75 7 6. ARRESTS - 86-2206. E 7. INTERROGATIONS - 86-2106' F 86-2275 F 86-2296 M 86-2279 F 4 8. COURT- PRELIM 1 TRIALS 2 SUPPRESSION OTHER 9, FILINGS- Trips 1 Total filings 2 - . I 10. LOGGING EVIDENCE - 11o PRINT & MUG - c L+. .- 12: TALKS- - .. . 13. MEETINGS- fghil.Alt 09-69-86 Child Protection Meetin, 09-09-86 4Â· 14. PATROL DUTY - f, Hri. Â· 15â€¢ PRECIOUS METAL COLLECTIONS- ...... . 16. SURVEILLANCE DUTY 9 Total time 11 hrs. 17. ASSIST TO OTHER *DEPT.- LC. So. & Boulder Co. So. Ser. . *18. SCHOOLS YOU ATTENDED- 21*â€¢ ADDITIONS- # 16'4*Hrs.Â· of sarveillance at:' Brodies Super Market 09-04-86 ' Circle Supers: on 09-16-86 and Country Super Market 09-22-86 , Surveillance -sfer: sale of liouor to minors no /violations. .. . 1 <f 4 ... . 0 Clin__ 70 4 Sign + f ' . ESTES PARK POLICE'DEPARTMENT ,. HUMANE DIVISION MONTH September 1986 MYLES 862 . I .... GAS OIL Â· ,.. MUNICIPAL SUMMONS 2 COUNTY SUMMONS WARNINGS IMPOUND FEES (DEPT) $128.00 . IR REPORTS 33 IMPOUNDED 17 DEPARTMENT TOTAL 17 DESTROYED/ADOPTED 0/ I DEPARTMENT TOTAL ' ~ 0 /1 TOTAL ANIMALS HANDLED 25 DATE 1009B6 - 11 7Â· bu/ISION - Rev.10/82 .. ESTES PARK POLICE DEPARTMENT Humane Division CASE NUMBER DATE REPORT OF ACTION TAKEN 86-2184 090186 Barking Dog Summons #30035 86-2186 090186 Dog Impound Released 86-2188 090186 Dog Impound Released 86-2192 090286 Dog Impound Released 86-2193 090286 Dog Impound Released 86-2197 090286 Dog Impound Adopted 86-2203 090386 Dog Impound Released SC-1444 090586 Barking Dog Owner Contacted 86-2209 090586 Dog Impound Released SC-1446 090586 Barking Dog Owner Contacted SC-1447 090586 Injured Dog Contacted Owner & Vet SC-1449 090586 Loose Dog Unable to Locate SC-1452 090686 Loose Dog/TK Impound Returned to Owner SC-1453 090686 Loose Dog Owner Claimed SC-1457 090786 Misc. Animal Owner Contacted SC-1458 090786 Dog Locked in Veh. Owner Contacted 86-2224 090786 Dog Impound Released 86-2234 091086 Dog Impound Released 86-2237 091186 MVA/Car Deer Deer Destroyed SC-1470 091286 Loaned Property Live Trap/Returned 86-2252 091486 Dog Impound Released/ Summons # 30036 SC-1481 091686 (2)Loose Dogs Returned to Owner 86-2287 091986 Dog Impound Released 86-2288 091986 Abandoned Dog Unfounded 86-2293 092086 Dog Impound Released 86-2294 092086 Dog Impound Released SC-1502 092186 Misc. Animal Owner Contacted 86-2308 092386 Misc. Animal Owner Contacted SC-1518 092386 Misc. Animal Checked OK 86-2320 092586 Dog Impound Released 86-2324 092686 TK Impound Returned to Owner SC-1534 092786 Found Dog Returned to Owner 86-2347A 093086 Dog Impound Released ESTES PARK POLICE DEPARTMENT '' STILL ALARM REPORT CAUSED BY EMPLOYEE ERROR 1986 BUSINESS NAME CURRENT MONTH YEAR TO DATE DATE I.R. # Home Federal 0 1 01/20/86 86-0159 Intrigue 02/09/86 86-0334 0 4* 01/18/86 86-0132 04/22/86 86-0918 08/16/86 86-2051 Tom Tom - Wig Wam 1 5* 01/13/86 86-0098 05/20/86 86-1168 06/01/86 86-3101 08/24/86 86-2119A 09/01/86 86-2185 West Park Pharmacy 0 1 02/12/86 S86-0089 Village Goldsmith 0 1 02/17/86 86-0393 Thunderbird Gift Shop 2 6* 02/15/86 86-0374 03/09/86 86-0551 07/20/86 86-1809 08/29/86 86-2153 09/02/86 86-2194 09/24/86 86-2313 E.P. Middle School 0 2 02/07/86 86-0312 08/06/86 86-1959 Estes Park Bank 3 5* 02/08/86 S86-0326 07/07/86 86-1691 09/09/86 86-2229 09/16/86 86-2273 09/20/86 86-2292 First National Bank 1 2 03/12/86 86-0569 09/24/86 86-2317 Serendipity 0 2 03/01/86 86-0480 04/30/86 86-0990 Lord Latigo 0 1 04/20/86 86-0899 Herzog Gifts 0 2 04/07/86 86-0785 06/03/86 S86-1328 Blake Jewelry 0 1 05/26/86 86-1235 Pioneer Gift Shop 0 2 04/17/86 86-1144 07/22/86 86-1831 Longhorn Liquor Mart 0 1 05/15/86 86-1128 ESTES PARK POLICE DEPARTMENT STILL ALARM REPORT CAUSED BY EMPLOYEE ERROR 1986 BUSINESS NAME CURRENT MONTH YEAR TO DATE DATE I.R. # School Admin. Building 0 2 05/10/86 86-1092 05/12/86 S86-1109 LaCasa Del Estorito 0 1 05/14/86 86-1123 . Stanley Park Village 0 1 06/25/86 86-1578 Estes Silver & Gold 0 2 07/25/86 86-1860 07/26/86 86-1864 Park National Bank 0 2 07/16/86 86-1772 08/10/86 86-1993 Longs Peak Realty 1 1 09/05/86 86-2208 *Collection letter sent 1 TOTALS SEPTEMBER 1986 PART I OFFENSES -- 43 PART II OFFENSES -- 50 PART III OFFENSES -- 25 (including 12 MVA'S) PART IV OFFENSES -- 1 PART V OFFENSES -- 135 TOTAL PART I THROUGH PART V OFFENSES INCLUDING MVA'S -- 254 TOTAL MUNICIPAL AND COUNTY TICKETS -- 38 TOTAL PART I THROUGH PART V OFFENSES, INCLUDING MVA'S AND TICKETS --292 4Â· subm ~A ~~ - ~â‚¬~~3*E006 ~u (o - 191<l r --mx : NOPX I RASSING+Ib B, ZONEâ‚¬>Â» W14-3 36" x 48" x 48" 2C-39 Limited Sight Distance Sign (W 14-4) The LIM ITED SIGHT DISTANCE sign, with supplemental Advi- sory Speed plate (W 13- 1), is designed for use on vertical curves which do not have adequate safe stopping sight distance available. This type signing is not to be a substitute for sound engineering judgment (based on safety considerations or known problem locations) that would war- rant improving the sight distance by an engineering solution. ~LIMITED~ < 1 SIGHT ~ ~DISTANC(g W14-4 30"x 30" 2C-40 Playground Sign (W15-1) The W15-1 Playground Sign may be used only in advance of a desig- nated children's play area to warn of the potential high concentration of 2C-21 young children in that area. This sign is not intended to regulate the : speed of vehicles but to warn motorists of a potential hazardous condi- tion that may call for a reduction in speed. < ,..Al, 74 . Â»9*347 ~ Wl 5-1 36"x 36" r 2C-41 Other Warning Signs Warning signs other than those specified above may be required un- der special conditions. Such signs should conform with the general speci- fications for shape, color, and placement of warning signs (sec. 2C-1 to 2C-3). Special warning signs for highway construction and maintenance op- erations, school areas, railroad grade crossings, and bicycle facilities can be found in Parts VI through IX of this Manual. C i 2C-22 38-6 Pavement Edge Lines Pavement edge line markings provide an edge of pavement guide for drivers. They have a unique value as a visual reference for the guidance of , drivers during adverse weather and visibility conditions. They also may be used where edge delineation is desirable to reduce driving on paved ! Rev. 3/86 38-8 1 pavement. Edge lines shall not be continued through intersections and should not be broken for driveways. Edge lines shall be provided on all Interstate highways, on rural I IiI-6 (c) I Rev. 1 multilane divided highways, and may be used on other classes of roads. i The lines shall be white except that on the left edge of each roadway of divided streets and highways, and one-way roadways in the direction of travel, they shall be yellow. r AGENDA Public Safety Committee jut,9 September 23, 1986 1. Review 1987 Police and Fire Budgets. 2. Concerned Parents - Traffic signs. 3. High Drive Property Owners Association - Traffic hazard. 4. Pinewood Springs Fire Protection District - Mutual Aid Agreembnt. 5 3 322* 1,40 - t>Alkh,Â·Â·L- 2-â€¢i- tl Â£11~7,3 Al Py"1 -9620/ gij &-09, 444( 9â„¢~tu Reports: A. Monthly Report B. Crime Statistics Report C. Parking Enforcement A . 60*(k JA '.41) 9/1 5Pf A _ 1 0-/1 Radar Equipment Report and Demonstration ..1 1 1 . CONCERNED PARENTS P. 0. Box 1376 Estes Park, CO 80517 586-6218 To Whom it May Concern: Please find enclosed a signed Petition and attached map for your consideration of a sign being placed for the safety Â·of our children. If you have any questions or need to contact us, please call the telephone number stated or by mail, at the above P. 0. Box. ,A Sincerely, 9 112â‚¬OAA.-~-<DUÂ«ux-Â£20 Deann Sumner 7/3\ ~ 96 , I , 1 We, the undersigned, are requesting from the Publ ic Safety Committee, that a sign be permanently placed and enforced by the Police Department, a sign notifying drivers of children in the area. Drivers are blatently disregarding the speed laws and the safety of the , children. There is a definite need for said sign as this is a densely populated area with many children being of preschool age. The sign to be placed on the lower end of Elm Avenue between Prospect and High Streets. 0;ER#1#01*1- Â·574,0 We need permission from this committee to place a temporary sign until such a time one has been permanently placed to be made by Deann Sumner to be attached to the fence on the Sumner property located at 418 Elm Avenue. (SEE ATTACHED MAP) We, the undersigned would appreciate you consideration of this Petition at your earliest convenience. NAME ADDRESS TELEPHONE L-~(CLA,7 ~Lirrn r-~c Â£ 41 3 E.(rrn GLT 730Â£ 1376 6 94-(ra 1 2 rn~:f SUJY'RJO 205/7 Â¢0463 Akk 00 #*'Â·- Â£242Â£, 4 V ELâ€ž * 3 tp C.0 .33 4 -3339 dE~JauJ *Wal vor jou Lf O .got 96 1 5-8 6 - 94 r7 1-9. 4/7 E /- Ave ..1 1 0-.4.ti1, 9 1.4.Ue. J u.25 Esyâ‚¬-t Ar-4 eo tor,3- â‚¬-2 G Â· 2 002_ 65(*'1 0 BUÂ« 2 aft. 586-&8 3 St)611 1.04Â« 76 < ad&. 907*i R 5-9 L r< 803 phu h.Gb*~_ - 04(1.L@Â£. 27/5- F.@ AÂ« M. 336 - 20.13 V~8 J#4 4 Il â‚¬Qâ€žrn ** 4 586 -6 454 r r / A 5 76 - 2â‚¬XD 1 7/r â‚¬/n LeÂ£ I aa iti 0644 4-1 5 &,Â·~ 41 + 4 5-8 6 - 67/4 PX CA. P 21(Â»â‚¬4- 4 <7 U/L+tlot<4 5-74-45-32_ 04.Luft Gq o -1--(((6ts#, Fp I 3&- 8906 640 1* 94. h 1 '714 - 8 306 6 4 D KC84 0 4 5-2 4- Y 32 24 1. 31 4 52(-33#34 C Y o U, 94 20-1 Â·5-94-5941, Â»)1~91, 2*SWL- 7 k 666 -5 -7 'f L Â£1 18rgo 4 34 74 11 22> - 049- 434 e *1 526- 6 060 â‚¬26-4946 919 Fir M= I 7- :. i f . , . 1 We, the undersigned, are requesting from the Public Safety Committees that a sign be permanently placed and enforced by the Police Department, a sign notifying drivers of children in the area. Drivers are blatently disregarding the speed laws and the safety of the children. There is a definite need for said sign as this is a densely populated area with many children being of preschool age. The sign to be placed on the lower end of Elm Avenue between Prospect and High Streets. (PEAN/AtW7- Evit) We need permi ssion from thi s commi ttee to place a temporall sign until such a time one has been permanently placed to be made by 'Oeinn Sumner to be attached to the fence on the Sumner property 1 ocated at 418 Elm Avenue. (SEE ATTACHED MAP) We, the undersigned would appreciate you consideration of this Petition at your earliest convenience. NAME ADDRESS TELEPHONE 403 *Uk 9/ / El-jÂ« 4{ 8 grE - * 39 MEMORANDUM TOWN OF ESTES PARK Date Aze 11,)424 TO: O w) EP A-W *:T- -I int) 45 212 NO R-Â»-40*j O ETICEZE 70 E ) mtzrt- Trhâ‚¬ -1-60717'4*l~1 0 6 -9 vemm,-:u*v â‚¬ 1 6/A15 /7-6- 2-85* WG*leD- )Ad U?'7729L_ & 2 6,3 4 m>,il.2> A ET FLAâ‚¬*b 108Â¥71.0 )f 10*112213 Â£3 49- Â»7 947- y) S 1 21.Zr RJUD 911 6-71#*D> emmel- ., 4 51= 14 Â«7*-4 â‚¬heup B1:IA(7/Ak~'j~U,g~ 0hw. a . 1. I te:.I 1. I 14* SLOU 1 CNILD REN 16 y4" ~AT pla-y f.< yellolo l.0 Lth blan-Ic 1~kpo,eaÂ£1 â‚¬14: A 7*8â„¢057 Sion * -1-0 b c p\antd here P . 1 REL- 6 , 1 . J â‚¬ 0 rm (106 S+. REU:i v L- f ' July 25, 1986 JUL 20 1986 Box 2986, Estes park, Co:IDWEd&Â»TEb P 'Rbi TOVA .,De.,INISIRATOR TO: Bernie Dannels, Mayor (and) Larimer Countr, Town of Estes Park, Co., Road and Bridge Dept., 170 MacGregor Ave., 200 W. Oak, Estes Park, Co., 80517 Fort Collins, Co., 80522 SUBJECT: Possible Hazard, Traffic/Pedestrian, Intersec- tion Moraine, High Drive and Mary's Lake Roads. Gentlemen: At a recent board meeting of the High Drive Property Owners' Association the existance of a dangerous situation to traffic was discussed and motion made that we seek study and solution by the Town and County Government. The map of the recent acquisition of property by the Town of Estes Park tends to indicate that the HIGH DRIVE *road remains as a County maintenance responsibility from the also recently installed traffic light at this inter- section, to the road's western terminus. As I learned in a discussion with Mr. Richard Widmer at the Estes Town Hall, the acquisition did not include any *part of the High Drive road (with the possible exception of that from the light to the demarcation as indicated on the map copy attached) -- The Town's annexation conceive- ably begins on North edge of the road almost immediately east of the Bait and Bullet (building) and before the East property line (numbered 10) and continues westerly to a point beyond the west limits of property #9, then north around the (Sterling) cottages. The problem as we see it is, it is difficult to con- trol traffic parking and leaving the areas in front of and between both properties on the north side of High Drive west of the intersection -- and presently, parking is per- mitted at the front of the (convenience) store and the Bait and Bullet, as well as in the area between both of these stores; exiting from these parking spaces may be made only to the South on to High Drive, with visibility limited East or West by buildings and cars parked in front of each estab- lishment; traffic approaching from the east, depending on the traffic control light, may enter High Drive at speeds of from zero to 35 MPH with similar visibility limits as men- tioned for those vehicles and pedestrians leaving the parking areas. *Par. 2 -- with Mr. Widmer *Par. 3 -- writer's opinion after further review of - - - attached map. SAFETY -- (Page 2) 7/25/86 (Cont'd.) Also, adding to the problem, cars parked in front of the (Convenience) store, depending on the length, the manne r in which and the dexteriby of the driver, may extend their rear portion out into the travel area of High Drive -- (please note in particular the WESTERLY two parking areas in front of the convenience storj -- the cars parked in front of both stores, may, at times, be required to back into the heavily travelled road. One possible (passive) control discussed with Mr. Widmer consisted of a yellow line at the road's north edge to the western end of Town acquisition, however, Mr. \Vidmer rightly indicated that a solid line on the road is a '4:o Cross" situation, therefore it was rationalized that a "broken" yellow line would tend to pose a warning to persons/cars entering High Drive from the property taken over by the Town of Estes Park that "Caution should be used in entering High Dri*e" further, that this line could define parking area limits. May we respectfully request your consideration of this matter which we consider a potential hazard to both life and property. The officers of our board would welcome the oppor- tunity to discuss this matter and any remedies that you may suggest. We thank you for your attention and consideration. Yours truly, HIGH DRTVE! PUOPPWTV OWNERS' ASSN., Â£ 7,/ BY: Wi Copy to: Richard Widmer, EP E. A. Hartsook, Pres., HDPOA Secy., HDPOA 5<Â£nâ‚¬ik- f/ / 6 L.-1 U LJ - 9 10 - -0-1 i I Al 1 ;O 00 0 e* 429 7660 - ' *60 14 -- , i . -o A 764,4% 5/ 36 AV POINT SECOND- i 7651.0 ' | / 764o - / I 7 1 r l \ \ 7630 1 7- 1 7 1 1 / i - . r . P 7:1 0 ... 9 rn 1 f <2-1- \ / // -- /2, \1 // / // / 0 h Ij, , / 04- F- ROAD Ch I dr }( 1~6171 ~6<1 HAMMOND, CLARK AND WHITE ./lfri GU,ic.1/ LAW OFFICES FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, SUITE 418 LYNN A. HAMMOND 200 EAST SEVENTH STREET ALFRED P. DAVIS ROGER E. CLARK LOVELAND. COLORADO 80537 OF COUNSEL GREGORY A. WHITE 303-667-1023 JENNIFER J. STOCKER July 29, 1986 Mr. Dale Hill Town of Estes Park P.O. Box 1200 Estes Park, CO 80517 Dear Dale: Enclosed is a proposed Agreement between Pinewood Springs Fire Protection District and the Town of Estes Park. Also, a request is made to enter into a mutual assistance agreement with the Glen Haven Fire Department. Section 29-5-105, C.R.S., 1973, provides that the Town has the ability to enter into mutual aid agreements with Fire Departments of any town, city, city and county or fire protection district. I do not believe that Glen Haven Fire Department fits any of those classifications. Therefore, it is my opinion that Glen Haven and the Town do not have the ability to enter into a mutual aid agreement under the provisions of the Colorado Statutes. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to give me a call. Veri truly yours, I I Quix yre:,dry A. White GAW/pbj 11 Enclosure . MUTUAL ASSISTANCE AGREEMENT 1. PARTIES. The Parties to this Agreement are the PINEWOOD SPRINGS FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT ("Pinewood") and the TOWN OF ESTES PARK ("Town"). 2. RECITALS AND PURPOSE. District is a special district organized pursuant to state statute and provides fire protection services and other emergency services within its boundaries. Town is a statutory town organized pursuant to state statute and maintains and operates a fire department which also provides fire protection services and other emergency services both within and without its boundaries. The parties have determined that it will be to the mutual benefit of each party to assist the other when necessary in providing mutual assistance in the performance of fire fighting and related emergency services. The purpose of this Agreement is to set forth the terms and conditions of such mutual assistance and to revoke all prior agreements. 3. DEFINITIONS. For the purposes of this Agreement , the following terms shall have the following meanings: 3.1 "Requesting Party" shall mean the party reqeusting assistance. 3.2 "Answering Party" shall mean the party responding to a request for assistance within the boundaries or service area of the requesting party. 3.3 "Incident Commander" is the officer or designated person who is in charge of the emergency scene. 3.4 "Response or Respond" shall mean the actual responding of the answering party to an emergency scene for the purposes of rendering mutual aid and assistance and shall connote a period of time which is more limited in duration as distinguished from a temporary assignment of duty. 3.5 "Emergency" shall mean situations or incidents endangering life or property including, but not limited to, conflagrations, forest fires, disasters (both natural and man-made) and may, at the discretion of the requesting party, include certain medical responses. 4. MUTUAL AID AND ASSISTANCE. Each party hereby agrees to respond to emergencies within the boundaries and service areas of the other party upon request of the Fire Chief of the requesting party (or his/her designated assistant) without charge therefor and subject to the following terms and conditions: 1 . 4.1. Response by the answering party shall be at the sound discretion of the Fire Chief (or his/her designated assistant) as to what personnel and equipment shall answer the emergency and as to whether, in any event, such response may be given consistent with the safety and protection of the residents and property of the answering party. 4.2 Equipment and personnel of the answering party shall at all times be under the direct supervision and control of the Fire Chief and officers of the answering party and subject to the general direction of the incident commander. 4.3 Pursuant to Sections 29-5-109 and 110 C.R.S., 1973, workmen's compensation, medical disability payments, pensions and other benefits provided by the answering party to its firefighters shall be unaffected by the fact that the occurrence giving rise to such benefits may occur outside of the party's boundaries or service area under this Agreement. 4.4 The answering party shall remain responsible and liable for its own equipment and personal property while responding under this Agreement. 5. INSURANCE. The District and the Town affirmatively represent that each party has liability insurance coverage for any negligent or otherwise tortious act of any responding fireman and/or personnel committed while said person is responding under the terms of this agreement. Each party shall annually provide the other party with a certificate of insurance showing the other party as a certificate holder. Each party shall immediately notify the other party of any material change in any of its insurance coverage. Each party shall maintain liability and insurance coverage in an amount necessary to satisfy the insurance requirements of the Colorado Governmental Immunity Act. 6. TERM. This Agreement shall continue in full force and effect until revoked in writing by either party giving the other party 30 days advance notice. 7. IMPLEMENTATION. The respective Fire Chiefs shall establish standard procedures to implement this Agreement and shall conduct periodic critiques of mutual aid incidents. 8. BINDING EFFECT. This Agreement shall be self executing and shall be binding upon the successors in office of the respective parties and need not be ratified by the successive governing bodies of the respective parties. Dated this day of , 1986. TOWN OF ESTES PARK By: ATTEST: Town Clerk PINEWOOD SPRINGS FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT By: ATTEST: C. u CO rv 10 0 CO 4 i -- -- AUGUST 1986 Month Calls Miles on Car Doors Open Accidents Arrests Moving Summons Contacts . January 235 12,169 32 47 724 February 213 9,853 23 29 521 March 216 11,007 13 22 36 711 April 263 9,759 12 11 15 42 636 June 268 8,136 35 15 56 2578 LLEP 19 6I 82 LPE'OI SE,- LInr L9LS BL BI EI LI 0L6'8 Â£6Â£ ,snbnv lagwaldes 103 Te-401 May 288 10,601 2 22 17 41 907 October lagwaAON Iaquaoaa Year 8%2208**Immle" 2.-@S@WN@ 3 TOTAL TIME @ m Â§%S3@@S9Â§ REGULAR HOURS w W W . COURT OVERTIME mr- ~' 9 2 2, N N i 9 N G REGULAR OVERTIME %%19*am TOTAL MILES 5 5 365 2 2 CAR PATROL HOURS N J FELONY ARRESTS - 00 N - MISD. ARRESTS - 2 PN 92 Z, 92 ARREST BOOKINGS 1- W N - N N MUNICIPAL VIOL. V a g .[3 0 6 TRAFFIC STOPS - 0 w DUI' S N VACATION CHECKS a 0 2 2 8 4 2 CASE FOLLOW-UP 43* 4/0 ~ Â£* g Q ~ O 2 FOOT PATROL 201 = g tB G . 10 -- C BUSINESS CHECKS W t COURT ON DUTY-HRS. N 92 9 - S &2 TRAINING ON DUTY HRS. - N - WARRANT ARRESTS 10 8 !20. 0 & N O M - BAR CHECKS N 0 W-- N FI CARDS F ~10* 309&3@038819 w ADMINISTRATION 0 N w OPEN DOORS *8 _ ~ g * ~__~ E 2 g 5 8 g Â§ CONTACTS -. N we*&8*&16 INCIDENT REPORTS N N--N MVAS A W f N M E TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS m - - co PARKING VIOLATIONS -ts - 8 IN 31 TRAFFIC WARNINGS aww- N w ANIMAL COMPLAINTS Month ALGIST 1986 SHIFT COMMANDER'S MONTHLY REPORT E921Â©St 891 28 211 '/Â£11 Mt 1 â‚¬8Â£ ie . VQ'i Olm me .e.m! e PAA, /:7 mwgi@i TOTAL TIME 6 REGULAR HOURS 2810 4 magm i 166 - COURT OVERTIME REGULAR OVERTIME W 5747 TOTAL MILES 8oa m W CAR PATROL HOURS 5 FELONY ARRESTS MISD. ARRESTS 338 $ ARREST BOOKINGS 15 - A MUNICIPAL VIOL. 168 TRAFFIC STOPS 19 DUI'S 2 VACATION CHECKS S 69 4 - CASE FOLLOW-UP 1264 6 $8 0 i R FOOT PATROL 80 0091 BUSINESS CHECKS COURT ON DUTY-HRS. 28 TRAINING ON DUTY HRS. 4 WARRANT ARRESTS 34 N FS BAR CHECKS FI CARDS 434& 083@60 ADMINISTRATION I. . 17 OPEN DOORS 5757 2 & Bi !0 2 CONTACTS 288 INCIDENT-REPORTS- C' 13 MVAS 78 - TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS 723 11 31 - PARKING VIOLATIONS 358 4 - TRAFFIC WARNINGS 62 - ANIMAL COMPLAINTS \2% . vÂ¢4 t-KY -*V 1 Z n N ul-/v ,-4 01 61 4 N A n ===4 WWW r-IN CV N 8% rl C\1 - .*N r-4 .4 0.-4/v-44 01 14 0 34 9 O C r-/ ta C 14 C C -1 (D M C (D (D 14 +) 4) Cd 44 / 0- 51 9-4 0 +J M N â€¢r-4 r--1 4 +, 0 0 4 agg.coe#dio 00 5 M< 00 =04* O -,Tr.-1 2 00 TRAINING SUMMARY . 8/86 Ballew Common Point N/A Rape Crisis Estes Park enderson 11 11 r[ElÂ·01 Mon th o f August 1986 Rem. Mod. 870 Service Revolver Hrs. Shotgun Hrs. DATE OFFICER SUBJECT ' LOCATION HOURS COST COMMENTS Elste .*25/84 INVESTIGATORS MONTHLY REPORT . DATE August, 1986 .. 1. JEW CASES -.Â· 86:1980 M 86-2023 F- I . 86-2012 F . 2. CASES ASSUMED- . 86,-1929 M 86-1958 F 86-2015 F 86-2040 F 86-2120 F 86-1945 F 86-1967 F 86-2016 F ww -v.; 1 *E6TZT3r-F- - :Â· 1 ...~f 947 'F .86-1983<f. 86-2017 F 86-2D80 F 86-214~6 M .86-1948 F 86-1992 F 86-2018 F 86-2081 F -66=T61-F- Â®21249. F ' . 86-2012 F 86-2096 F 86-2083 F 86-2170 F 3. CASES CLOSED- 85-3239 86-1307 . 86-1783 _ 86-2040 .86-2146 . 85-3240Â· 86-1582 Â· -2 . .86-0916 86-1722 : .86-1929 86-2134 86-2161 . 4.INTERVIEWS - * BY PHONE 6 IN PERSON 24 - ... 5. CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATIONS- 86-1949 8&E 86-2012 Theft from auto 86-2079 8&f . . 1 .... .00.- ...4--- I 86-1958 Assault 86-2015 " " " 86-2080 Â·" ~25=2Qli. 11 1, 11 86=2081 " 86-2017 " " " Â·86-1992 B&E ,; Â· 86-2146 Assault 86-2018 11 " 6. ABBEMS -Â·Â· .------- ... 7. INrERROGATIONS - Â· 86-i'958 86-2012 et.dll '. . 862Â¥980*: - 8. ; COURT- PRELIM 86=1824 TRIA-1.9 . SUPPRESSION - OTHER. I. 1 9. FILINGS- Trips .2 Total filings 4 ( 11 cases ) #. I. - 10. LOGGING EVIDENCE - 7'At hrs. , 11.PRINT &MUG - 3 k -. 12~â€¢ TALKS. Sexual advotates team . ... .- I . 13.- MEETINGS- 4. . . 0 . . 16. PATROL DUTY -: : 21) brs. . 15Â· PRECIOUS METAL COLLECTIONS- ~ ...... ...... . 16â€¢ SURVEILLANCE DUTY. Total time ... 17<ASSIST TO OTHER DEPT.- .. .. . I --Il-'- I . . 18. SCHOOLS YOU ATTENDED- .. ..0- I .1 - 36 r t~,239, ADDITIONS- .22 :111.4 f ... - ... .. , .. . . I- . .. r ' 4. . .. lilli .........I- I I -I I . .... 'll-lili . ......./ .- signt* U*1 C. 3 .. 'll :... . . \4 .. 1 0 9/25/84 INVESTIGATORS MONTHLY REPORT Juvenile Monthly Report DATE 08-09-86 I . 1. .NEW CASES - 66-1912-M -2619412- 86-195 5 M 86-1956 5 -86-1972 S SC-1298 ... . 86-2006 S 86-2013 M 86-2014 M 86-2026 F 86-2043 M 86-2044M 86~045_M_ _86~206L_ 86-2138 M 86-2148 SC-1367 SC1403 - .. 86-2179 -... 4 CASES ASSUMED- 86-1964.11 ' 86.1969 M --86~2096_2 --86~023_2_ I. ./ I r~ -862Â¤131 ' --86=2006_ 86=20232_ _86-1109__M_ 3. CASES CLOSED- 86-2014 M 86-2026 F 86-1 033-M 86-1818 M .. 4.INTERVIEWS - BY PHONE 18 IN PERSON 23 -. 5. CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATIONS- 6. ARRESTS - 7. INTERROGATIONS - 86-2029F 86-2026 F 86-2096 F 86-2198 M 86-2064 8. :COURT- PRELDâ‚¬ 1 TRIALS SUPPRESSION OTHER 9. FILINGS- Trips 2 Total filings 3 , 10. LOGGING EVIDENCE - 86-2026 110 PRINT & MUG - 5 Sets 121 TALKS- t 13. MEETINGS- -*Â¢:Â¢.]K.ALE M.06-86 - Child Protâ€¢etian T.am 08-09-86 ... 14. PATROL DUTY - 7, Nâ€ž.. Â· 15. PRECIOUS METAL COLLECTIONS- T .... 16. SURVEILLANCE DUTY . Total time 1 1 hâ€ž,1 - 17. ASSIST TO OTHER DEPT.- LC.,w .18. SCHOOLS YOU ATTENDED- 21$* ADDITIONS- Â·~~Â·- # 16 14 Hrs Surveillance # Hr at EastsideÂ· Fbod 08-11-86 4 lizÂ· At Safewav Store 08-20-86 ~ Hr. at Seven- Eleven Store 08-26-86 S#\4- Surveillance was for Â®Ue of liauor to minors no violations - .1 . Richard Colin Juvenile/ Crime D-imtion Officer Sign 4210 c~vue,a.x \ ,>1<- ./ I .. . ESTES PARK POLICE'DEPARTMENT HUMANE DIVISION Â· MONTH AUGUST 1986 MILES 803 GAS .Â· ; . ..Â· N t. OIL .. MUNICIPAL SUMMONS 4 Â· ' COUNTY SUMMONS WARNINGS ' 4 IMPOUND FEES (DEPT) $72.60 ....1.,''A s 4 IR REPORTS 39 IMPOUNDED 11 DEPARTMENT TOTAL 11 DESTROYED/ADOPTED 1 7 '2'~ ' DEPARTMENT TOTALÂ· ' 1 ' j * 2 TOTAL ANIMALS HANDLED 29 \ DATE 8 10876 b /74 A YN i L 2. ' * ESTES)' P RK HUMA~1)IVISION . 0 . - 'A '04 1 I ESTES PARK POLICE DEPARTMENT Humane Division CASE NUMBER DATE REPORT OF ACTION TAKEN SC-1254 080186 Bat in Building Removed SC-1262 080186 Barking Dog Owner Contacted SC-1257 080286 Misc. Animal Unable to Locate 86-1931 080286 Dog Impound . Released 86-1932 080286 Dog Impound Released SC-1258 080286 Dead Rabbit Removed SC-1259 080286 Found Burro Returned to Owner SC-1263 080486 Dog at Large Returned to Owner SC-1264 080486 Dead Cat Removed 86-1953 080586 Truck Impound Returned SC-1269 080586 Person Beating Dog Unable to Locate SC-1272 080686 Barking Dog Owner Contacted 86-1962 080686 Cat Scratch Health Department SC-1280 080886 Dead Racoon Removed 86-1981 080886 Dog Impound Released SC-1305 080986 Barking Dog Owner Contacted 86-1999 081186 Dog Bite/S #30034 Health Department SC-1312 081186 Loose Dog Unable to Catch 86-2008 081186 Dog at Large S#30288 SC-1356 081286 Barking Dog Owner Contacted 86-2025 081386 Injured Cat Taken to Vet 86-2027 081386 Dog Impound Adopted SC-1318 081386 Found Dog Released to Owner 86-2028 081386 Dog Bite Health Department 86-2036 081486 Loose Dog/Impound Euthanized SC-1336 081786 Misc. Animal Checked OK 86-2067 081886 Dog Impound Released SC-1339 081886 Barking Dog Owner Contacted SC-1363 081886 Barking Dog/Located Owner Contacted SC1379 082186 Barking Dog Unable to Locate Owner 86-2101 082286 Barking Dog S #30290 .. ESTES PARK POLICE DEPARTMENT Humane Division CASE NUMBER DATE REPORT OF ACTION TAKEN SC-1402 082586 Misc. Animal Gone on Arrival/Owner Cont. SC-1412 082686 Misc. Animal/Dead Cat Removed SC-1032 082786 Sick Coyote Unable to Locate 86-2152 082986 Dog Impound S#30283/ Released 86-2154 082986 Dog Impound Adopted 86-2155 082986 Barking Dog Owner Contacted 86-2137 083086 Dog Impound Released 86-2160 083086 Dog Impound Released . ESTES PARK POLICE DEPARTMENT STILL ALARM REPORT CAUSED BY EMPLOYEE ERROR 1986 BUSINESS NAME CURRENT MONTH YEAR TO DATE DATE I.R. # Home Federal 0 1 01/21/86 86-0159 Intrigue 1 4* 01/18/86 86-0132 02/09/86 86-0334 - 04/22/86 86-0918 08/16/86 86-2051 Tom Tom - Wig Wam 1 4* 01/13/86 86-0098 05/20/86 86-1168 06/01/86 86-3101 08/24/86 86-2119A West Park Pharmacy 0 1 02/12/86 S86-0089 Village Goldsmith 0 1 02/17/86 86-0393 Thunderbird Gift Shop 1 4* 02/15/86 86-0374 03/09/86 86-0551 07/20/86 86-1809 08/29/86 86-2153 E.P. Middle School 1 2 02/07/86 86-0312 08/06/86 86-1959 Estes Park Bank 0 2 02/08/86 S86-0326 07/07/86 86-1691 First National Bahk 0 1 03/12/86 86-0569 Serendipity 0 2 03/01/86 86-0480 04/30/86 86-0990 Lord Latigo 0 1 04/20/86 86-0899 . , ESTES PARK POLICE DEPARTMENT STILL ALARM REPORT CAUSED BY EMPLOYEE ERROR 1986 BUSINESS NAME CURRENT MONTH YEAR TO DATE DATE I.R. # Herzog Gifts 0 2 04/07/86 86-0785 06/03/86 S86-1328 Blake Jewelry 0 1 05/26/86 86-1235 Pioneer Gift Shop 0 2 05/17/86 86-1144 07/22/86 86-1831 Longhorn Liquor Mart 0 1 05/15/86 86-1128 School Admin. Building 0 2 05/10/86 86-1092 05/12/86 S86-1109 LaCasa Del Estorito 0 1 05/14/86 86-1123 Stanley Park Village 0 1 06/25/86 86-1578 Estes Silver & Gold 0 2 07/25/86 86-1860 07/26/86 86-1864 Park National Bank 1 2 07/16/86 86-1772 08/10/86 86-1993 *Collection letter sent TOTALS AUGUST 1986 PART I OFFENSES -- 50 PART II OFFENSES -- 63 PART III OFFENSES -- 45 (including 19 MVA'S) PART IV OFFENSES -- 6 PART V OFFENSES -- 233 TOTAL PART I THROUGH PART V OFFENSES INCLUDING MVA'S -- 397 TOTAL PART I THROUGH PART V OFFENSES, INCLUDING MVA'S AND TICKETS -- 497 TOTAL MUNICIPAL AND COUNTY TICKETS -- 100 su bm i-i~IZi~2~~ \/ y date -l Â«Wy-d /4 Â· / 9714 :il 0.. . C C , C PERCENTAGE CHANGE FOR CRIMES C00350200 PD ESTES PARK C ~JANUARY -AUGUST 86 85 ACTUAL ACTUAL %CHANGE (i) CRIMINAL HOMICIDE < A) MURDER J+0000'00% B) NEG MANSLAU +0000.00% â‚¬2) FORCIBLE RAPE 1 -0100.00% C â‚¬ Crl. 3) ROBBERY 0 1 +0100.00% 4 ) - 6 *6 , A. 'u 7) MOTOR-VEH TH VT 4 2 +0100.00% C â‚¬ GRAND TOTAL 248 - 185 +0034. 05% GRAND TOTAL ALL INDEX CRIMES: (PART I LESS SIMPLE ASSAULT AND NEG MANSLAUGHTER) 242 174 +0039.08% C C DATE:091686 TIME:150931 PERCENTAGE CHANGE PART II OFFENSES C00350200 PD ESTES PARK JANURARY -AUGUST 86 85 â‚¬ ACTUAL ACTUAL %CHANGE OTHER ASLT-INTIMIDATION +000.00% C ARSON 1 +100.00% C FORGERY AND COUNTERFEIT 6 3 +100.00% FRAUD 4 5 -020.00% C EMBEZZELMENT +000.00% C STOLEN PROPERTY BUY REC 0 +100.00% VANDALISM , 58 i o +000.00% ( WEAPONS CARRY, POS. ETC. 2 4 -050.00% C PROSITIUTION AND VICE +000.00% OTHER SEX OFFENSES 10 3 +233.33% C C DATE:091686 TIME:151139 PERCENTAGE CHANGE PART II OFFENSES C. C C00350200 PD ESTES PARK JANURARY -AUGUST 86 85 ( ACTUAL ACTUAL %CHANGE L DRUG ABUSE VIOLATIONS TOT 5 11 -054.55% t (1> SALE/MANUFACTURING 3 2 +050.00% Â£ OPIUM. COCAINE. ETC. 2 7100.00% MARIJUANA 2 +100.00% 44:144 Â·: +000.00% ,'* C~ SYN-MAN NARCOTICS OTHER NON-NARCOTICS 1 L +100.00% (2) POSSESSION. 2 9 -077.78% ( OPIUM. COCAINE ETC. 1 1 +000.00% MARIJUANA 1 8 -087.50% SYN-MAN NARCOTICS +000.00% Â¢ OTHER NON-NARCOTICS +000.00% GAMBLING TOTAL +000.00% â‚¬)ATE:091686 TIME:151139 PERCENTAGE CHANGE PART II OFFENSES ( :00350200 PD ESTES PARK JANURARY -AUGUST 86 85 ACTUAL ACTUAL %CHANGE BOOKMAKING +000.00% NUMBERS AND LOTTERY +000.00% â‚¬ ALL OTHER GAMBLING +000.00% Â·Â·1Â·/-4, ..... OFFENSES AGAINST FAMILY 4 +100.00% DUI 115 113 +001.77% â‚¬ LIQUOR LAWS 13 6 +116.67% _ ~000.00% 'VVVI VV/l ALL OTHER OFFENSES 51 48 +006. 25% CURFEW AND LOITERING +000.00% C RUN-AWAYS 6 3 +100.00% TOTALS 311 269 +015.61% C )ATE:091686 TIME:151139 C .'' 1 Mu 9 WTH N r AL . ': i . W. f.; L !-Â·t E. 0 4741.475 >4.1 " IDE ~ 4.1.0,/ ' ' -r ''' I <,0 OF - -' . , 2 ...