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Home My WebLink AboutPACKET Public Safety 1987-03-26'V 4'Â· PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE MARCH 26, 1987 AGENDA /f. Cobrs Classics - Barry Myers - Ken Swartz - Don Hobbs 2. Alarms - Park National Bank - Ken Porter 3. Estes Park Trolley Corporation - Tom Brown 44. Radio Purchase Mobile & Paksets ,/5. Fire Department/Jack Rumley (1) Letter Regarding Addresses (2) Agreement with Park (3) Door to Firehouse REPORTS: Monthly t 1987 COORS BICYCLE CLASSIC Tentative Schedule of Events March 17, 1987 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5 HAWAIIAN SURF PROLOGUE TIME TRIAL (3 miles) Stan: gam Finish: 10:45am LAVA AND BLACK SAND ROAD RACE (103 miles) Start: 2prn Finish: 6:00pm LAVA CLOSURE ALTERNATE: KILAUEA-BLACK SAND ROAD RACE (120 miles) Start: 1:00pm Fhish: 6:15pm THURSDAY, AUGUST 6 HILO TO WAIMEA VOLCANO ROAD RACE (117 miles) Swn: NOON Finish: 4:45pm FRIDAY, AUGUST 7 HILO CRITERIUM (40 miles) Start: 4:30pm Finish: 6:00prn SATURDAY,AUGUST 8 TRAVEL TO SAN FRANCISCO SUNDAY, AUGUST 9 SAN FRANCISCO PRESIDIO CIRCUIT RACE (75 miles) Start: 11:00am Finish: 2:00pm MONDAY, AUGUST 10 FISHERMAN'S WHARF CRITERIUM (40 miles) Start: 10:00am Finish: 11:30am TUESDAY, AUGUST 11 SONOMA TO SACRAMENTO ROAD RACE (101 miles) Start: 9:00am Finish: 1:00pm OLD SACRAMENTO CRITERIUM (35 miles) Start: 6:30pm Finish: 7:45pm WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12 NEVADA CITY TO SQUAW VALLEY ROAD RACE (114 miles) Start: 11:00am Finish: 4:30prn THURSDAY, AUGUST 13 SQUAW VALLEY TO RENO ROAD RACE (98 miles) Start: 9:30am Finish: 1:30pm RENO CRITERIUM (35 miles) Start: 6:30pm Finish: 7:35pm FRIDAY, AUGUST 14 TRAVEL TO GRAND JUNCTION SATURDAY, AUGUST 15 WOMEN: GRAND JUNCTION PROLOGUE TIME TRIAL (2 m.) Start: 9:00am Finish: 10:15am MEN: TOUR OF THE MOON ROAD RACE (83 miles) Start: 1:00pm Finish: 4:10prn WOMEN: TOUR OF THE MOON ROAD RACE (47miles) Stan: 1.15pm Finish: 3:20pm SUNDAY, AUGUST 16 WOMEN: ASPEN MAROON BELLS ROAD RACE (36 miles) Start: 10:00am Finish: 11:30am MEN: ASPEN CIRCUIT RACE (60 miles) Start: 1:00pm Finish: 3:15pm MONDAY, AUGUST 17 WOMEN: COPPER MOUNTAIN ROAD RACE (57 miles) Start: 10:00am Finish: 12:40pm MEN: ASPEN TO COPPER MOUNTAIN ROAD RACE (100 miles) Start: 10:00am Finish: 2:00pm (conunued) 1987 COORS CLASSIC SCHEDULE PAGE TWO TUESDAY, AUGUST 18 WOMEN: COPPER MOUNTAIN CIRCUIT RACE (44 miles) Start: 1:0Opm Finish: 2:45pm MEN: REST DAY WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19 WOMEN: VAIL INDIVIDUAL TIME TRIAL (10 miles) Start: 9:00am Finish: 10:30am MEN: VAIL INDIVIDUAL TIME TRIAL (10 miles) Start: 10:30am Finish: 12:30pm WOMEN: VAIL CRITERIUM (30 miles) Star[: 2:00pm Finish: 3:15pm MEN: VAIL CRITERIUM (50 miles) Start: 4:00pm Finish: 5:45pm THURSDAY, AUGUST 20 WOMEN: ESTES PARK CIRCUIT RACE (30 miles) Start: 1:00pm Finish: 2:10pm MEN: GOLDEN TO ESTES PARK ROAD RACE (74 miles) Stan: NOON Finish: 3: 10pm FRIDAY, AUGUST 21 WOMEN: DENVER TIVOLI CRITERIUM (30 miles) Start: 3:00pm Finish: 4:15pm MEN: DENVER TIVOLI CRITERIUM (50 miles) Start: 5:30pm Finish: 7:00prn SATURDAY, AUGUST 22 MEN: MORGUL-BISMARCK ROAD RACE (106 miles) Start: 11:00am Finish: 3:00pm WOMEN: MORGUL-BISMARCK ROAD RACE (53 miles) Start: 11:05am Finish: 12:40pm 9:00am - Denver "Bikes in the Park" Cilizen Ride and Rally SUNDAY, AUGUST 23 WOMEN: NORTH BOULDER PARK CIRCUIT RACE (50 miles) Start: 11:30am Finish: 12:50pm MEN: NORTH BOULDER PARK CIRCUIT RACE (60 miles) Start: 2:00pm Finish: 4:20pm "Boulder Bike Rally" Citizen Ride and Rally RACE SUMMARY MEN IQMEN DAYS / DISTANCE 17 Racing Days 9 2 Travel Days 0 1 Rest Days 0 1354 Total Mileage* 389 2180 Total Kilometers* 626 STAGE BREAKDOWN 1 Prologue 1 9 Road Races 5 6 Criteriums 2 3 Circuit Races 2 1 Time Trials 1 20 Total Stages* 11 *includes prologue SCHEDULE SURIECT TO CHANGE GOLDEN TO ESTES PARK ROAD RACE THURSDAY AUGUST 20, 1987 ... 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EXCLUD N/Â¥84 1NIYS "01 5 1 3AIHO NISVDDOM 1210*3113 -fv l ESTES PARK CIRCUIT RACE THURSDAY AUGUST 20, 1987 92 HO'H--I 102----r:-- p.-I r<tu , ~ . ., 41 1.2 ~~~.~ 01 -3t+Y-I M3IALS3M lS SIAYO *VN â€¢â€¢ADâ€¢oâ€¢opw,LI.-1.' co RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS 4 Public Safety Committee March 27, 1986 Committee: Chairman Laing, Members Aldrich and Graves Attending: All Also Attending: Mayor Dannels, Town Administrator Hill, Police Chief Ault, Police Officers Colin and Emerine, Trustee Hix, Public Works Director Widmer, Barry Myers, Don Hobbs, Ken Schwartz, John Wilding, Clerk O'Connor Absent: None COORS CLASSIC - ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING: Mr. Don Hobbs and Ken Schwartz/Coors Classic addressed the Committee concerning the 1986 Coors Classic tentatively scheduled for Wednesday, August 20:h. The Classic is proposing to use the same race course as 1985; however, it is anticipated the "start/finish" line will be relocated. In a letter dated Febru- ary 10, 1986, Mr. Hobbs responded to the letters of critique submitted by Department Supervisors concerning the 1985 race. Discussion followed regarding notification, in person, of mer- chants and residents affected by the race course: notification efforts should be as good as or better than last year; specifica- tions and regulations for the "banner": a copy of which was submitted to Mr. Hobbs; plantings: every effort will be made (i.e.: boost.ing the number of PA announcements advising specta- tors to use caution near all plantings, additional free-standing fence poles) to protect landscaped areas; the "VIP/Sponsor" stage area: ensure the area is secured so as to prevent any alcoholic beverage from being available to the general public; prior notification by f.he. Classic to the Fire Department of the race set-up time which will enable the Department to relocate fire equipment; the possibility of installing bleachers for spectator viewing on Elkhorn Avenue; concessions: operation of thrce concession stands in the vicinity of the Start/Finish area; marshals: additional marshals will he included this year; and parking: the Classic requires approximately 100 parking spaces for the entire crew. The Committee recommends: (1) not allowing : Â·Â·mving concessionairef, (2) the VIP/Sponsor stage area_be allowed 2 to serve an alcoholic beverage, ensuring the beverage is con- ' tained to the stage area, and (3) the Wiest and American Legion /64 Parking Lots be designated for Coors Classic Crew Parking with notification, bv letter, of the parking assignment to all affect- ed merEEZEis. Submittal of pertinent drawings to the Town Clerk will be forthcoming. Contact person for the Town will be Police Chief Ault and Chamber Advertising Manager Myers. PARKING: The Committee discussed the level of enforcement desired in time-limit parking lots. Chief Ault reported eleven part-time officers will be on staff this summer; nine traffig directors and two parking attendants. Should a revision concerning the afore- mentioned personnel he necessary, the matter will be considered by the Committee at that time. As an example of stringent enforcement of the parking limits, Chief Ault stated that in a two-hour parking lot, vehicles would be checked and ticketed 15 minutes following tile ti.me limit. The Committee recommends strict enforcement of all time-limits in parking lots. Public Works Director widmer presented a drawing of all parking lots and a summary shoot indicating parking lot number, location, name, existing and proposed parking spaces, and parking limits. The Committee recommends adopting the parking lot time-schedule, PUBLIC SAFTEY COMMITTEE Why are banks diffetent than other businesses ? 1) Banks house valuables for people other than themselves. 2) Banks are mandated by law to have an alarm. 3) Banks are required by law to have a written Security Policy which helps to reduce the number of false alarms. 4) Other cities agree that banks are different. 1) Glenwood Springs (Bob Halbert COP) 2) Aspen (John Goodwin) 3) Vail (Phyllis) 4) Berthoud 5) Loveland Alternative alarm systems l) MOSLER alarm system out of New York. 1) Dedicated vs dial up (relys on phone system to NY and back) 2) Rotary phone system (pulse to tone and back adds time) 3) Mosler (NY) calls PD (PD has a limited number of phone lines) 1 . 7 1-3% 9 ---9,1 - 6 OPERATION PLAN ROUTES & SCHEDUALS THE ESTES PARK TROLLEy CO. PROPOSES TO OPERATE FIVE Â£ TRACKLESS TROLLEYS ALONG FOUR ROUTES ENCOMPASSING ALL OF THE L CONCENTRATED VISITOR AREAS ALONG HIGHWAYS 34 EAST AND WEST, 36 EAST AND HEST, 7 SOUTH, COLORADO 66 TO THE YMCA AND THE f DOWNTOWN BUSINESS DISTRICT. THE TRANSIT CENTER AT THE CORNER OF ELKHORN AND MCGREGOR WILL SERVE AS THE CENTRAL TERMINAL FOR ALL ROUTES. SERVICE SCHEDUAL WILL BE MAINTAINED ON ALL : ROUTES BETWEEN 9AM AND 10PM. WITH INTERVALS BETWEEN TROLLEYS OF 23 TO 32 MINUTES AT THE FURTHUREST POINTS ON THE ROUTES. (SEE EXHIBIT A- SCHEDUALS) NARRATION By THE DRIVER ON AREA INFORMATION AND POINTS OF k INTEREST WILL SERVE TO DIRECT ATTENTION TO ADVERTISERS AND STIMULATE ADDITIONAL TOURING OF THE AREA. 6 y THE TROLLEYS MILL OPERATE ON REGULAR SCHEDUAL 7 DAYS/WEEK FROM MAY 1 THROUGH SEPTEMBER 30 IN FULL SEASON OPERATION. V DUE TO DELIVERy OF VEHICLES AND STARTUP OF OPERATIONS THE L SEASON FOR 1987 WILL BEGIN JUNE 1. THE REMAINING MONTHS OF THE YEAR THE VEHICLES MAY BE MOVED TO OTHER AREAS WITH A ty COMPLIMENTARY SEASON, ALTHOUGH NO FIRM COMMITTMENTS HAVE BEEN NEGOTIATED AT THIS TIME. e :Adl Â£Â·,9.4 - Ba 19. 44 PAGE 1 212EREUM#53<22 gtzz . 7 EIHIBIT A- ROUTES SCHEDUALED STOPS MILAGE TIME SCHEDUALED STOPS MILA6E TIME NORTHWEST ROUTE - TERMINAL 0 0:00 SOUTHWEST ROUTE -TERMINAL .4 0 0:00 -TREGENT PARK .4 4:00 -PARKING LOTÂ»Â© .2 3:00 WEST PARK . 2 2:00 WATER TUBE 1.5 3:00 NICKI' S 1.1 5:00 ALPINE TRAIL RIDGE .2 3:00 MCGREGOR'S 2.3 5:00 SUNRISE RESORT .6 3:00 NPV NORTH .7 3:00 DUNRAVEN INN 1.2 4:00 i MCGREGOR'S .7 3:00 YMCA 1.0 5:00 PONDEROSA 1.8 3: 00 0 IDLEWILD 1.1 5:00 1 3 NICKI'S .4 3:00 - PARADISE TRAVEL 1.1 3:60 i JERMINAL 1.7 4:00 NPV SOUTH .8 4:00 TOTAL 9.3 32:00 MANOR R.V. .5 4:00 t.4 BROOKSIDE .6 2:00 .i ROUTES/DAY POSSIBLE 24.38 ARIEL TRAM .5 2:00 -POSTOFFICE .2 2:00 MILES/DAY POSSIBLE 226.73 -DARK HORSE LOT .1 2:00 -TERMINAL .1 2:00 TOTAL 9.7 47:00 ROUTES/DAY POSSIBLE 33.19 (2 UNITS) NORTHEAST ROUTE TERMINAL O 0:00 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE .8 3: 00 MILES/ DAY POSSIBLE 321.94 CATHOLIC CHURCH .2 2:00 FOUR WINDS .4 3:00 TYROL/EAST END .2 2:00 B/W LAKE ESTES .4 0 3:00 1 RICKER BARTLETT .5 3:00 SOUTHEAST ROUTE -TERMINAL 0 0:00 RIDE-A CART . .3 2:00 STANLEY VILLA6E UPPER.4 4:00 + INN AT ESTES .7 3:00 STANLEY HOTEL .1 2:00 STANLEY VILLAGE 1.4 4:00 STANLEY VILLAGE LOWER.2 2:00 -TERMINAL .4 2:00 HOLIDAY INN .6 4:00 TOTAL 5.3 27:00 - TIMBERLINE .5 3:00 SADDLE & SURREY .9 3:00 - ROUTES/DAY POSSIBLE. 28.89 PEAK TO PEAK 1.3 3:00 BARLEEN'S .1 2:00 MILES/ DAY POSSIBLE 153.0 STANLEY PARK .2 3:00 STANLEY FIELD .1 2:00 RECLAMATION LOT .3 2:00 --TERMINAL .3 .... 7â€¢AA ' 5.0 32:00 ROUTES/ DAY POSSIBLE. 24.38 TOTAL MILAGE IN ALL ROUTES. 29.3 MILES ROUND TRIP MILES) DAY POSSIBLE 121.9 TOTAL SYSTEM MILES PER DAY. 823.57 5 1RDLLEYS DPERA1 ING CONSTANTLY ~ TOTAL SYSTEM MILES PER MONTH 24707.0 MILES (30 DAYS) TOTAL SYSTEM HOURS PER MONTH 1950.0 HOURS (30 DAYS) 5 TROLLEYS TOTAL ROUTES PER DAY 109 I 40 PASSENGERS = 4,360 PASSENSERS/DAY CAPACITY. TOTAL PASSENGERS FOR SEASON- CAPACITY. 667,080 2 153 DAYS MAY THRU SEPT. TOTAL PASSENGERS FOR 87 SEASON-CAPACITY. 531,920 5 122 DAYS JUNE THRU SEPT. . 1 Address Reply to: 20 Inverness Place East MOTOROLA Englewood, CO 80112 Communications and Electronics Inc. (303) 799-6000 February 2, 1987 Town of Estes Park Police Department Attn: Gail Clark P. 0. Box 1287 Estes Park, CO 80517 Dear Gail, Pursuant to our telephone conversation: (2) Syntor X Mobiles with Scan $1,344.00 each (2) MT500 Portables $914.00 each Attached is a frequency layout currently in use for the Police and Town of Estes Park. Please retain for future reference. Regards, MOTOROLA Communications and Electronics Inc. Cole. -U:%,â€žc~J William Fleming Account Executive Government Markets Division WF:mms Attachment , -~ ~~3 ~<'' -- .A~ 1~&/LI-6.- 23--c-* Â»7/-,1(i/ 1301 E. Algonquin Rd., Schaumburg, Illinois 60196 (312) 397-1000 4th DRAFT 12/03/86 GENERAL FUND , CAPITAL 1987 1985 1986 1987 Actual Est. Budget POLICE 01-301-00-05-738-6230 Equipment 20,198 18,200 1,0001 lWater Fountain $ 530 Tear Gas 400 Miscellaneous 70 $1,000 01-301-00-05-748-6230 2 Communications 0 15,590 50,320 2phase II/5-Year Plan: Dedicated tele. line $ 120 Remodel Dispatch Area 44,700 Files 550 Telephone Directory 350 Wall Unit (Maps) . 300 Two "Scanner" Units 3,000 2-6.55 4 574. Two "Pac" Units 1, 300 1 Â¥ 51 4600 $50,320 -4772, -35/.9, 01-301-00-05-792-6230 Transportation 19,860 10,830 30,0003 3â€žparking" Vehicle $ 5,000 Two Patrol Vehicles 25,000 $30,000 40,058 44,620 81,320 FIRE 01-302-00-05-720-6219 Hydrants 10,374 15,000 25,000 01-302-00-05-750-6230 4 Equipment/Other 10,922 12,685 15,000 4Software $ 1,000 Tower (Balance) 14,000 $15,000 21,296 27,685 40,000 TOTAL THIS PAGE 61,354 72,305 121,320 -20- : 4~06< Ru ALEL â‚¬pvfl DRAFT:DJESSEX:jim:3/23/87 Fire Agreement on PLANS2 CA 1520- NPS Cooperative Agreement No. COOPERATIVE FIRE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE AND THE TOWN OF ESTES PARK, COLORADO This Agreement, made and entered into this day of , 1987, by and between the Town of Estes Park, Colorado, a Colorado Municipal Corporation (hereinafter referred to as "Town"), and the United States Nat ional Park Service (hereinafter referred to as "Service"), is upon the following terms and conditions, to-wit: Authority: 42 USC Â§Â§1856 et seq. 16 USC Â§ 1.b.1. GENERAL PROVISIONS It is agreed that a united effort shall be made toward reducing man-caused fires, and that the parties shall work in close harmony on matters pertaining to public relations, fire prevention, and fire suppression activities, including: The exchange of up-to-date basic information regarding protection area, maps, manpower, supplies, equipment and communication facilities on a continuing basis. SPECIFIC PROVISIONS 1. That each party shall make available to the other party such manpower and equipment as may be requested and can reasonably be spared at the time. 2. That the loaning party shall receive no reimbursement from the benefiting party for services rendered unless the benefiting party specifically requests such services as may be beyond that assistance which is readily available /in the immediate vicinity and the lending party incurs expenses in supplying the same. 3. The Town (Estes Park Volunteer Fire Department) will be the primary responder for structural and vehicle fires as well as matters relating to hazardous material incidents occurring within Rocky Mountain National Park west FRWK â‚¬Sres PR/2127 <ZIZE~to the Trail Ridge Store and south to the Allenspark Fire Protection District' s north boundary on Highway 7. The Service (Rocky Mountain National Park) will not maintain its own structural fire organization but instead will rely on the Town (Estes Park Volunteer Fire Department) to provide structural fire protection within the area described above. The Town (Estes Park Volunteer Fire Department) will maintain a substation and structural fire truck within the Rocky Mountain National Park Headquarters Utility ARea, as specified in the attached special use permit, for fire response both within and outside the park. 4. The Service (Rocky Mountain National Park) will maintain its own wildfire control/management organization (for suppression/management of forest, brush and grass fires). 5. That each party shall be responsible for the control of wildland (forest, brush, grass) fires within its jurisdiction, but shall report all fires discovered on the other party's property. 6. That either party may take initial wildland fire suppression action on lands of the other party, provided that notification of such action shall be made as soon as practicable by the initial action party's fire chief or person in charge to the benefiting party. The initial response party shall be in charge of wildland fire suppression until such time as he is relieved by the fire chief or responsible party of the suppression crew within whose jurisdiction the wildland fire is burning. 7. That upon occasions when wildland fires occur near boundaries between jurisdictions, each party shall bear the entire cost of suppression which it actually incurs. 8. That suppression action shall be taken concerning wildland fires occurring on properties not owned by the parties but lying within the boundaries of their jurisdictions when such fires threaten public lands. 9. That in dispatching wildland fire fighters, equipment, supplies and tools to a fire located upon the other party's property, the loaning party shall provide all transportation to and from the fire for said personnel and materials. 10. That neither party shall be expected to jeopardize the security of its property by dispatching all of its available fire protection resources to the fire on property of the other. 11. That with respect to cooperative fire assistance under the terms hereof, each party shall submit a copy of its report of the fire and the party's efforts in regard thereto to the other. 12. That no engine-powered earth-moving equipment of any type shall be used for fire suppression action on any lands or upon privately owned lands outside Rocky Mountain National Park without prior approval of the landowner. 13. That each party hereto waives all claims against the other for liability for any loss, damage, personal injury or death occurring in consequence of the performance of this agreement--except as specifically set forth in the attached special use permit as concerns fire response/operations outside the boundaries of Rocky Mountain National Park. 14. That the parties to the Agreement shall not discriminate against any employee or applicant for employment because of race, color, religion, sex or National origin. They will take affirmative action to ensure that applicants are employed, and that employees are treated during employment, without regard to their race, color, religion, sex or National origin. Such action shall include, but not be limited to, the following: employment, upgrading, demotion, transfer; recruitment or recruitment advertising; layoff or termination; rates of pay or other forms of compensation; and selection for training, including apprenticeship. They further agree to post in conspicuous places, available for employees and applicants for employment, notices to be provided by the responsible officers setting forth the provisions of the nondiscrimination clause. All other parties agree to insert the foregoing provision in subcontracts hereunder, except subcontracts for standard commercial supplies or raw materials. 15. No member or delegate to the United States Congress, or resident commissioner, or park official or employee, shall be admitted to any share or part of this Agreement, or to any benefit that may arise therefrom, but this restriction shall not be construed to extend to this Agreement if made with a corporation or company for its general benefit. It is further mutually agreed that all covenants and agreements herein contained shall be binding upon the successors and assigns of the respective parties hereto, and that this agreement shall become effective as of the last date indicated by the signature of the authorized officials shown below, and that the agreement shall continue in full force and effect for a period of five years and may be extended beyond that date with a letter of reaffirmation executed by the signatory agency-Town representatives. Further, it is agreed that any amendments hereto shall be in writing and executed by the parties hereto, and that this agreement may be canceled at the written request of either party by giving to the other party sixty days advanced notice of its intent to do so. United States National Park Service Town of Estes Park, Colorado by: by Superintendent Mayor Date: Date: Page 1 Form 10-114 (Rev. March 1971) This permit consists UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR of ................. pages NATIONAL PARK SERVICE including attachments. PERMIT NO. ~ EXPITS ( SPECIAL USE PERMIT 9 /520- 93}37/ ~ 9 PREVIOUS PERMIT NO. Roe:cy MOUdf4/Aj kjA~71 00.)*6 442 (Are.) fe.4.....0.E..6.Â»..80.5 of .....6.Â«s ARK,--Coi- --AOS / 7 - ............. ..........is hereby authorized during the period from ..........1)8A.*------------------------1-------------' 19.47-,through ....::3.25.2.e,nae.8.--221......--~-' 19.-DC, to use the following-described land in the above9iiayAEd'Ktdi:lt*Â° 0"'CC , / - Bert:lbytole':,2,)4!~ed*U,7 10690Â°rm)11,~FREY; .1~13*m?m â‚¬ L.5779Â« F-/R â‚¬ a~bA9~911' ~Mglgym~22*mpl~;R#Nl%53YAI*r~Â¤bryoyull/& ur@k~lg~r 90Ns,0 6Â¥-bpbâ„¢6*UqGI; f /K#GAG~try#ort*~9;;544 nig)*BE#7517'iq nk;ou Ullq 21JujI LG/foLS.Â·41â‚¬ 2!fc Rrife 1,OLIJJGL COUquIOU fIUqGL fpG 0 9- â€ž-V'. 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LGIIJOASTI NIJq CpO I.â‚¬2fOI.98011 Ol I' 2/GEric*IcuzÂ· ,I,7- bc:-un:rcc fip:IT' CXCLC!30 CUT, bLIAT r MICCIT 7:urre' prr: WOr V.NI IJO{ ICIIC.Â·.G :}:c bC=inGG 01, Kl)PROVED: Uf approval is reÂ¢dirdd by Kigher aulhoritf) NAME COMDIll (~ OÂ£ 1H[2 bEHWU DATE *Sign name or names as written in body of permit; for copartnership, permittees should sign as "members of firm"; for corporation. the oBicer authorize*M:#x:f:te contracts, etc., should sign. with title. the sumciency of such signature being attested by the Secretary, with cotporate seal. in lieu of witnesses. 16-3596 8-8 (Thls copy for Pennittee) SPECIAL USE PERMIT CONTINUATION SHEET Permit No. 16. The following described Government-owned property is assigned to the Town of Estes Park for use by the Estes Park Volunteer Fire Department in furtherance of the purposes of this Agreement: Heated garage stall and work area at the west end of Building No. 74 (in the Headquarters Utility Area), one level, 33Z p sq. ft. The area assigned contains one vehicle stall and an equipment maintenance area. See Exhibit 1). --1977 Ford F-600 fire truck and miscellaneous equipment. See Exhibitail A, ?26* e Â· 17. Maintenance. Rocky Mountain National Park will maintain the fire truck described above including the chassis, engine and pump. All other equipment, as described on Exhibisel#it be maintained by the Town. The fire truck will be replaced by the park at a future date, as necessary, based upon National Park Service standards concerning replacement of special purpose vehicles. 18. Licensing. The fire truck described above will be licensed by the Town; Estes Park Volunteer Fire Department identification decals will be affixed to the truck. 19. Indemnification. The Town will indemnify and hold harmless the United States from any and all damages, including claims of third parties, arising out of or in any way connected with the operation by the Town of the fire truck outside the boundaries of the park. The Town shall carry insurance to comply with this provision and to reimburse the park for damages to or total loss of the fire truck should such an event occur in connection with fire suppression activities outside the boundaries of the park. The Town shall furnish proof of such insurance coverage to the park by submitting a copy of the policy or a certification from the insurance company by January 30 each year of the term hereof. EXHIBIT A Fire Apparatus--East Side No. 1 - 1977 Ford F-600 - License I121328 Main Pump: Waterous Model CPK - 2-300 SN 53162 300 GPM at 150 PSI Centrifugal single stage Manual-electric Priming valve Adjustable pressure relief valve Pump Inlets: Side Panel - 3" Hard Suction 21" Soft Suction Outlets: Side Panel - 23" Hose Bed - 18" preconnected Booster Line - 1 Tank: 300 Gallon Hose: 3" Hard Suction - Two 10' Sections with Strainer 28" Soft Suction - One 10' Section Ladders: 1 - 24' Three Section Aluminum Extension 1 - 12' Aluminum Roof Extinguishers: 2 - 30# ABC Stored Pressure Dry Chemical - General TGPA30A Radio: Phoenix programmable Siren/PA: Federal Twin Sonic Light/Sound System Lights: 2 - Cab Spotlights, 2 Big Beam #211, 1 - Big Beam #111 Foam: Foam Eductor Other: 1 - Pike Pole 2 - Fire covers 1 - Wrecking bar 3 - Rear Safety Straps 1 - Floating Strainer 2 - Fire axes 1 - Short hardline 1 - Set Spanner wrenches with bracket EXHIBIT B 1. Scott Air Pak II (include bottle, mask, regulator NPS # S.N. 01250 4036 Small bottle 01255 6392 Small bottle 82716 4858 Small bottle 01254 4851 Small bottle 01252 6374 Small bottle 01251 1894 Large bottle 2. Scott Air Pak IIa (include bottle, mask, regulator) None 68 50 0026 Large bottle 3. Scott bottles< 4 polaet,) 2 large bottles A small bottle EXHIBIT C Turnout Gear: 6 helmets 6 pr. pants 6 coats 6 pr. boots J . EXHIBIT D -I - i C - 11 1 d. - I I. .. 7. A. -- 1:-i -C, r- .- ..f . .caL.. p -1 -1 --- -3.335YZ-F r- 1 :..=r: i.+3Â¢1. Â·Â· . ... - : ... . 3. M..7-2.-1.,Â« .: Â« -< I; 5.- 4421~ i 14%612/,afai4cmilljsGwa--,mililliliw2ilillillililillillillillill 1 - Side view of Storage Shed, Building No. 76, Utility Area. 1 i 9,1 f 0 I . N k =7)K-- 41 -1 01 =- a--L_ 0â€¢ O t *1 1 . 3 11 t 3 /4 . d 1 4 0 1- . 1 Ill 1 2 1 n 1 . 1 el .5 1 -1 L mi 1- 1 421 1 K. 1 .9 7 0 G I.IHIHX3 - . 166'- o 5 -2100-1-4 _1_97 1 .g 5 Â¥0~ O-1- g ISO COMMERCIAL RISK SERVICES, INC. 1385 S. COLORADO BOULEVARD SUITE 225 DENVER. CO 80222 (303) 759-3511 July 18, 1986 .9' V 13> 9, â‚¬ 36 Dale Hill, City Manager City of Estes Park P. 0. Box 1200 r *E. Estes Park, Colorado 80517 TO# F-r# Dear Mr. Hill: RE: Public Fire Protection Estes Park, Colorado We have reviewed the information concerning your fire department that you have provided. We would like to visit your town as soon as previous commit- ments are fulfilled and personnel are available to complete our evaluation of your public fire protection. We are aware of the importance of having this survey conducted as soon as possible. In this regard we will make every effort to schedule this survey at the earliest possible date. The purpose of our survey will be to gather information needed to determine a fire insurance classification which may be used to develop fire insurance rates. It is not for property loss prevention or life safety purposes and no life safety or property loss prevention recommendations will be made. We will contact you again when a date has been established so a definite appointment can be made for our visit. Please call us if you- have any questions about our work. Very truly yours, afJ. ht/4.1- (96) L. J. Koller Field Rating Representative Senior 1jk:lt cc: Jack Rumley, Fire Chief -292.3 Robert Richards, Water Superintendent / Lf; re 6%,ef. (1,0012- art) v k. wks. U'r. 1/WL 4Ut.... wil Lâ€¢- .U- 3'*47122 ..0Â£~c:ap. 244 A SUBSIDIARY OF INSURANCE SERVICES OFFICE. INC. 12- 4_ (3\ i Month Miles on Car Doors Open Accidents Arrests tÂ·loving Summons Contacts January 10,529 13 35 460 9,643 23 11 71 604 February March April May June July isnbny lacnuild@S 1 9401 30 1@q=@AON 3 3 qi,oac 10; Iplol ly@A . 1 412 p4 . 5.I,NIV'IdWOO 'IVWINV .4 (Nt NA# 9 07' 5/ Al IL '~l~'ONINEÂ¥M JI.idvtil r.- Moo 7 1 7 1 -1 MOI.I,VUOIA DNINVkld - I + T COIIVFIOIA 0133Vkli LA CCr. 11 .RE -1 SiN)OIDDV AW --, .. 61 .1/ 5 SlEOd38 .LN3CIDNI M m G. P. 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U ro C (0 ro Â·r-â€¢1 Wh U} ,-4 /1 to 0 4 4 0 0 C 00 C ro F.W .1 X Â· p-1 ./-1 N -1 W A X 4 0 -1 0 '0 05 0 0 O 7 IL IU -- -4.- C- 1 (N N 04 r. 0 1 61 al (N ./ 1 (N -/. \ CO â€¢7 1 .r (3/ CO Â·- Al - ATE OFFICER SUBJECT LOCATION HOURS COST COMMENTS Ienuer Pd 2/u DE SUTTIOO 13 asinoo iouanbuTTea DITUDAnc MeisnleW -87 Firearms-Shotgun training Range n/a 5 @ 8 hours each Mun Building 40 n/a F'rO On job 27 Â· n/a FTO On job 11 n/a Telecommunications Dispatch School CSU 80 9 I ONO Tenuew sainpagoid idea Burlt/M ATadde>i TRAINING SUMMARY 1ViOJ, Mon th o f Feb 1 987 aUT)303 92-Z nsen .IDEUTST 1mers JODUISTIA