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Home My WebLink AboutPACKET Public Safety 1987-08-27\4/ PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE 7.-335 AUGUST 27, 1987 AGENDA 1. P.D. Auction Results 2. Equipment Purchase 3. Alarm Ordinance Review & Update 4. Notification of Upcoming Events: A. Americade Motorcycle Group September 1 - September 5, 1987 B. Scottish Highland Festival September 11, September 12 & September 13, 1987 Reports: Monthly August 15, 1987 POLICE AUCTION Guns: 1,366.75 Police Auction Items 500.20 Light & Power Auction Items 28.00 - Public Works Auction Items 140.00 Gold Ring from Dealer 108.93 2,143.88 Jewelry sold to Sam King 400.00 TOTAL 2,543.88 Checks 1,864.38 Cash 279.50 TOTAL 2,143.88 * #t ~/1 e TOWN OF ESTES PARK ~Â¥Â£23. ct. 731.7~ - ./1,162%-.'Fl il- 3 =.492 i.rit- A ilf~,Ell 2/9,452%.. '11â€¢ Nri - - V - -r itrm/-$14 Estes Park, Colorado 80517 - 1\\ August 27, 1987 Public Safety Committee Members Town of Estes Park Estes Park, CO 80517 Gentlemen: I propose the purchase of the following equipment as current sale prices present the opportunity to save considerably over projected 1988 prices. The use of funds received from our property auction would cover these expenditures, allow us immediate update and or acquisition of needed equipment and be reflected in reduction of 1988 budget requests. Purchases requested include: A. Two (2) Streethawk Light Bars One of these would replace the old one currently used on one of the new vehicles. The other will be held for 1988 vehicle purchase. cost - $~500<06~/4 5-3 (both) B. Two (2) PA 300 sirens Used as above Cost - $400.00 310 (both) C. Two (2) SW 300 switch panels Used as above cost - $175. 00 10Â¢ (both) P 0. mix 1200 Telephone (:10.0 586-5331 I own of Estes Park Estes Park, Colorado 80517 Page 2 Public Safety Committee August 27, 1987 D. Two (2) TS100 Speakers Used as above cost - $23*.~ l Â£10 (both) E. One (1) Field Master Drug Test Kit Our old one is completely depleted Cost - $ 18y:'6'0 ~ &;' F. One (1) Master and Three field<Fingerprint Kits Total Cost - $ 4390.0 0 302,09 G. Car Shield for 88 vehicle ( 1 01Â»J~>) Cost- $300.00 ~~ TOTAL PROJECTED PURCHASES $2~.0 (t~ Respectfully Submitted, U OlA-/<acÂ»,vt; Dave Racine Chief of Police 40-1/Â« 11*.4 10> \4 &36 TOWN OF ESTES PARK ...7//Â» .90 n..m T L.114Â·.0 1Â·aâ€ž ~~'~lk 1 /7 ,-=;-*-2'4*,2,1-1.1 - - - , Mir#le/*pt.li:)18Â·,5 -Ffpr ). .-.-'- -:'--I--7.. .3 11 crmO'/21440)'Â·,ei.4' 12-~f :#4' d .Â·123 - Â»f + : 14,61/ 4 4 -125>A Â¢Â£54 V â€¢ ' Â·' A- ' â€¢ -- Â£,-Â» I.. 1 //2 .,- -- 12 ..+1 4.5 *i ' 2- -4 x - 1,2-- I42-i*,0621- I '4 ., C . Estes Park, Colorado 80517 - -J \ C MEMORANDUM TO: David Racine FROM: Gary Shanafelt DATE: July 21, 1987 SUBJECT: Sirens and Control Centers I would like to recommend that we phase out our older Federal Model Control Centers #TCC3 and replace them with Signal Division Sirens #PA300 and Switch #SW300. The installation of the Federal Equipment consumes 50% more time in labor than the signal equipment and requires that wiring be run literally from one end of the car to the other with some wiring being run several times the full length of the car. Should the control unit require servicing most of the above mentioned wiring has to be removed from the car. The Signal Division Equipment is wired 95% in the front seat area and should repair be needed the control unit can be simply unplugged and removed from the car. The money saved on installation alone of the signal system would almost pay for the unit itself. P. O. Box 1200 Telephone (303) 586-5331 HAMMOND, CLARK AND WHITE LAW OFFICES FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, SUITE 418 LYNN A. HAMMOND 200 EAST SEVENTH STREET ALFRED P. DAVIS ROGER E. CLARK OF COUNSEL LOVELAND, COLORADO 80537 GREGORY A. WHITE JENNIFER J. STOCKER 303-667-1023 August 18, 1987 Police Chief David Racine Town of Estes Park P. O. Box 1200 Estes Park, Colorado 80517 Dear Dave: Enclosed is the proposed Alarm System Ordinance we discussed. If you have any questions give me a ca]~. Vety truly yours, ~ f Lj 9.-k / Grhgory A. White GAW:cas Enclosure ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTERS |E100 and 9.163}OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE 'IOW& -Of-ETEE PARK, COLORADO, THE SAME PERTAINING TO ALARM SYSTEMS BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF ESTES PARK, OOLORADO: SECTION 1. That Chapter 9.100 of the Municipal Code of the Tbwn of Estes Park, Colorado is hereby amended to to read as follows: Sections: 9.100.010 Definitions generally. 9.100.020 Alarm device defined. 9.100.030 False alarm defined. 9.100.040 Main emergency terminal definded. 9.100.050 Alarm device terminating at town facilities. 9.100.055 Installation of direct connections. 9.100.060 Permit and registration required. 9.100.070 Permit application and registration. 9.100.080 Transfer of permit. 9.100.090 Permit tee. 9.100.100 Revocation of permit--Hearing. 9.100.110 Administration and regulation. 9.100.120 Audible fire and burglar alarms not to be similar to siren. 9.100.130 Instruction as to operation of system. 9.100.140 False alarm charges and penalties. 9.100.150 Responsibility for alarm service. 9.100.160 Service requirement. 9.100.170 Campliance required and time period. 9.100.180 Noncampliance deemed unlawful and a public nuisance. 9.100.190 Violation. 9.100.010 Definitions generally. For the purpose of this chapter certain terms and words are defined as set forth in this chapter. 9.100.020 Alarm device defined. "Alarm device" means any device located in a building (or-fadilitÂ¥) in the town which, when activated, causes an alarm to be -transmitted to the town police or tire departments or other town terminals from any switchboard, transferring terminal or other switching device, either by self- dialing prerecorded notification units, telephone lines, radio waves, sound waves, or any other means; which alarm, whether sent directly or indirectly, is sent for the purpose of alerting any person or device of fire, intrusion, possible intrusion, open door, open window, holdup, or for any other purpose. 9.100.030 False alarm defined. "False alarm" means any alarm signal originating frantany_ alann -deViteto which the police or fire department responds and which results from: A. False activation, including reporting a robbery where no actual or attempted robbery has occurred, or reporting a burglar alarm where there is no evidence to substantiate an attempted or forced entry to the premises; B. Alarm malfunction, including a mechanical or electrical railure; C. Alarm triggered by permittee's or subscriber's negligence; D. Troubled condition of the alarm device, including electrical failure or telephone company malfunction. 9.100.040 Main emergency terminal de finded. "Main emergency terminal" means the telephone terminal utilized to receive emergency information for transmittal to the town police or fire departments and any other such terminal utilized for like purposes. 9.100.050 Alarm device terminating at town facilities. All alarm systems within the town now serviced by direct connection to the town-policq__dgpartment and fire department shall continue until (3~15*QF_ 1,- 19673, Upon the expiration of such period, the town departments shall-60 longer service such alarm systems and the direct connection with the town departments shall be terminated, except as provided in Section 9.100.055. CÂ£100:0557 Installation of direct connections. The Town shall continue bo service by direct connection any alarm system of any medical facility which has as a requirement for its operation that said facility maintain an alann system. Said facility shall be responsible for all costs incurred by the Town in installing, maintaining, and/or removing its alarm system with the Town. All alarm system equiprnent shall be approved by the Town prior to installation. By use of the town' s facilities for direct connection of its alarm system, each facility agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the Town, any of its employees, officials and agents fram any and all claims and liabilities of any third party arising out of the monitoring of the alarm system by the Town. This indemnification shall include all attorneys fees and costs incurred by the Town, any of its employees, officials and agents as a result of the monitoring of an alarm system. 9.100.060 Permit and registration required. A. Alarm Business Permit. No person shall engage in, conduct, -2- operate or carry on an alarm business without first applying for and receiving a business permit therefor in accordance with the provisions of this chapter. B. No person shall place, allow or contract for the installation, servicing, maintaining, repairing, replacing, moving or removing of any alarm device unless registration of the device is made pursuant to and in compliance with this chapter. Existing alarm devices shall be registered on or before June 1, 1987. 9.100.070 Permit application and registration. A. Alarm Business Permit. Application for a permit to engage in, conduct, operate, or carry on an alarm business as set forth in Section 9.100.060A shall be in the form to be determined by the town. Upon the filing of an application for a permit in campliance with this chapter, the chief of police and the fire chief shall make such investigations as they deem necessary to satisfy the requirements set forth in this chapter. It must be determined by the town that all applicants for permits to engage in, manage, conduct or carry on an alarm business are of good character and of good business repute; have not been convicted of theft, embezzlement, or any felany or misdemeanor involving robbery, burglary, dishonesty, fraud or the buying or receiving of stolen property and do not employ persons who have been similarly oonvicted; or, if the applicant is a corporation, that its officers, directors, principal stockholders and employees meet said like requirements. To assist the chief of police and fire chief and/or the town in its investigations, the applicant and his employees shall furnish the following information and records: 1. Name and description of applicant and all employees; 2. Address and telephone number; 3. Fingerprints and photograph of the applicant and all employees to be taken by a member of the police department of the town; 4. A sworn statement as to whether or not the applicant or the applicant's employees have been convicted of a crime, felony or misdemeanor, the nature of the offense and the punishment assessed therefor; 5. A description of the activities proposed to be undertaken by the applicant and a description of all equipment to be used by the applicant in undertaking those activities; 6. A statement setting forth the experience, if any, with respect to the activities proposed to be undertaken; and 7. Such other information as may be reasonably required to carry out the purposes of this chapter. -3- B. Registration of Alarm Device. All alarm devices installed, serviced, maintained, repaired, replaced, moved or removed from any premises located within the town shall be registered with the town. Existing devices shall be registered on or before June 1, 1987. Every person maintaining an audible or silent alarm device shall furnish as part of the required registration, the type of alarm device being registered, name and telephone number of the alarm business or person to be notified to render service to the system during any hour of the day or night when such alarm sounds, unless such device also transmits notification to said alarm business or person upon its activation, together with the names and telephone numbers of the occupant of the premises and at least one alternate person and their address and telephone number. 9.100.080 Transfer of penmit. A. The permittee shall not transfer any permit issued under the terms of this chapter nor transfer the business or real property or an interest in the real property on which the alarm system is placed to any other person or entity without filing a request for transfer of pennit in the form to be determined by the town. B. The form shall contain information sufficient to allow the town to determine whether or not the proposed transferee is qualified under the provisions of this chapter. Failure to obtain approval of the transfer of the permit fram the town prior to transferring of the business or real property upon which the alarm system is located is a violation of the provisions of this chapter and subjects the permit to revocation under the terms and conditions of Sectionâ‚¬97100:10077 C. In the event any person, including but not limited to a new owner or occupant, of a builÂ£ling 0TZ-faci]Jity#having an alarm device that is not in operation activates the alarm device or causes the alarm device to be activated, said person shall prior to activation, register said alann device with the town. 9.100.090 Permit fee. The fee for a permit to engage in, manage, conduct or carry on a business of installing, servicing, maintaining, repairing, replacing, moving or removing fire or burglar alarm devices shall be fifty dollars for each year or portion of the year the permit is in effect. The annual fee for such a pennit granted in a previous year shall be due and payable on or before January 31 st of each succeeding year in which the permit is to be effective. Upon such payment, the permit shall be renewed if there have been no violations of the provisions of this chapter with respect to the permit. 9.100.100 Revocation of permit--Hearing. A permit granted pursuant to this chapter may be revoked by the town for violation of any provision of this chapter and of rules and regulations in irrplementation thereof. The revocation shall be effective on the -4- fifteenth day after a notice of such revocation is placed in the United States mail, with adequate postage thereon, addressed to the permittee at the address shown on the permit being revoked, unless the pemittee has filed with the town within said fi fteen days a written appeal of the revocation addressed to the board of trustees. The board of trustees shall consider the appeal at the next regular meeting of the board of trustees following the filing of such appeal as herein provided. If the revocation is approved, such revocation shall be effective on the date the board of trustees approves the revocation. 9.100.110 Administration and regulation. The provisions of this chapter shall be administered and enforced by the chief of police and fire chief. They are authorized to make inspections of the fire or burglar alarm device and of the premises whereon the device is located, provided such inspections are consistent with the provisions of this code regulating inspections. The chief of police and fire chief shall have the power to make and enforce such rules and regulations as may in their discretion be necessary to irrplement the provisions as may be provided elsewhere in this code. Such rules and regulations shall be effective on the fifteenth day after a notice of such rules and regulations is placed in the United States mail, with adequate postage thereon, addressed to all holders of valid permits, issued in accordance with the provisions of this chapter, unless a permittee has filed with the town clerk a written objection to such rules and regulations addressed to the board of trustees. The board of trustees shall consider the objections at a hearing to be held at the next regular meeting of the board of trustees following the filing of such objections as herein provided. Such rules and regulations approved by the board of trustees shall be effective on the date of their approval. 9.100.120 Audible fire and burglar alarms not to be similar to siren. It is unlawful to install or use a fire or burglar alarm device which, upon activation, emits a sound similar to sirens in use on emergency vehicles or for civil defense purposes. 9.100.130 Instruction as to operation of system. It shall be the responsibility of the holder of a permit to instruct his subscriber and the occupant of the premises wherein the fire or burglar alarm device is installed in the proper use and operation of the device, whether silent or audible, including all necessary instruction in turning off the alarm and in avoiding false alarms. 9.100.140 False alarm charges and penalties. A. The permittee of the premises, amer or occupant of a residence, or operator of a business Call collectively referred to in this section as "permittee") wherein a fire or burglar alarm device is installed is subject to the following charges and penalties for all -5- false alarms from the device which exceed three in any calendar year: 1. Fourth false alarm, twenty-five dollars; 2. Fifth false alarm, fifty dollars; 3. Sixth false alanm, one hundred dollars; 4. Seventh false alanm, one hundred fifty dollars; 5. Eighth false alarm, two hundred dollars; 6. Ninth false alarm, two hundred fifty dollars; 7. Ch-â‚¬R*-filmalam-and-each successive-filmEilarm, -thEi;@7 - Ch-Pa-16113*=3 B. All false alarm charges shall be paid to the town within twenty days form the date of billing by the town. The town shall notify the permittee of each false alarm by a written notice thereof addressed to the permittee at the address shown on the pennit applicable to the premises. The permittee shall have fifteen days fram the date the notice is placed in the United States mail, with adequate postage thereon, within which to file with the town clerk a written request addressed to the board of trustees requesting that it determine that the permittee is not responsible for such false alarm and that the alarm should not be considered a false alarm under the provisions of this section. The board of trustees shall consider the request at the next regular meeting of the board of trustees following the filing of the request. If the board of trustees determines that the permittee is not responsible for the false alarm, the alarm shall not be considered a false alarm under the provisions of this section. 9.100.150 Responsibility for alarm service. The person or persons named in the permit to be notified upon activation of the device, or the person or persons notified by the device, shall, upon proper notification inmediately notify the town police or fire department of the alarm activation and then shall proceed immediately to the location of the activated alarm and render all necessary service; provided that the occupant of the premises may, by agreement with.the permittee, assume the permittee' s obligation to respond. 9.100.160 Service requirement. No person shall install, permit installation, maintain, or cause to be maintained any fire or burglar alann device for which periodic service or maintenance is not provided. 9.100.170 Campliance required and time period. All fire or burglar alarm devices installed on or prior to the effective date of the ordinance codified in this chapter shall be brought into conformity with the requirements of this chapter on or before June 1, -6- 1987. Any person owning, managing, conducting, carrying on the business of, or permitting the installing, servicing, maintaining, repairing, replacing, moving or removing of fire or burglar alarm devices, on the effective date of the ordinance codified in this chapter, shall be permitted a period not to exceed ninety days form such date to make application as required under the provisions of this chapter. Upon application to the town and showing of hardship by any person required to comply with this section, the town may permit an extension, for a reasonable period o f time, within which to canply with the provisions. 9.100.180 Nancompliance deemed unlawful and a public nuisance. Any and all fire or burglar alarm devices which do not camply with the provisions of this chapter are unlawful and a public nuisance, and shall be abated as such. 9.100.190 Violation. It is unlawful for any person to violate or fail to comply with any provision of this chapter. Every person convicted of a violation of any provision stated or adopted herein shall be subject to a fine and/or imprisonment as set forth in Section 1.20.020 of this code. SECTION 2. That Section 19.102 of the Municipal Code of the Town of Estes Park, Colorado is hereby deleted. SECTION 3. This Ordinance shall take effect and be enforced thirty days after its adoption and subsequent publication. TOWN OF ESTES PARK By: ATTEST: Mayor Town Clerk I hereby certify that the above Ordinance was introduced and read at a meeting of the Board of Trustees on the day of , 1987, and published in a newspaper of general circulation in the Tbwn of Estes Park, Colorado on the day of , 1987. Town Clerk -7 - # V ESTES PARK, COLORADO September 1-5 FACT SHEET & SCHEDULE The Onlv Rally with â€¢ Major factory support from All 6 manufacturers: BMW, Honda, H-D, Kawasaki, Suzuki & Yamaha â€¢ TourExposm: The world's largest display of touring products with over 100 exhibits and services â€¢ Chuckwagon dinners with live music, entertainment, prize drawings, western show and Odyssey â€¢ Demo rides on the latest touring machines from BMW, Honda, H-D, Kawasaki, Suzuki & Yamaha â€¢ Over $20,000 in doorprizes including 1987 Honda Gold Wing /# â€¢ Over 200 trophies and awards: long distance, brand & rider judging 44.11 â€¢ Huge, unique parade, barbecue and fireworks Amitii\Jifig:Ili,jic * Simply, the biggest and best-supported touring rally in the West r/4614/P , Grand_Prize: 1987 Honda Gold Wing ~ YOUR BASIC REGISTRATION INCLUDES: This is your chance to question the top experts in touring: * Chuckwagon Dinners: As the sun sets over the Rockies, magazine editors, factory executives and specialists. Subjects enjoy a real Western evening with hundreds of other Americad- include: money saving tips on insurance and maintenance, ers. Start with the 'Western Odyssey", a multi-media program camping, trailering, travel tips, what's new in tires, CBs, and showing the evolution of western music, complete with all the lights. Some of the guest speakers currently scheduled are: sights and sounds which made this unique American art form. Bob and Patti Carpenter, editors of Road Rider magazine; Then enjoy a delicious chuckwagon dinner, including sliced beef George Egloff, many time winner of the Iron Butt rally, speak- simmered in ranch sauce, steaming hot foil wrapped potato, ing on 'The Agony and the Ecstasy of Marathon Touring; Bill beans with special "Lazy B Ranch' sauce, biscuit, peach spiced Stermer, author of "Motorcycle Touring" and veteran touring cake, coffee and lemonade; a real trail dinner that's sure to rider; and Hazel Kolb, the motorcycling Gran'ma. The official please. program, distributed at sign-in, will contain a dozen more top Then sit back and enjoy: Tom Justin and the Lazy B Wranglers industry execs and/or editors. have appeared five times at the Grand Ole Opry, and at the White â€¢ Clinics: Low charge or no charge examinations of your House. They will entertain you with songs and humor from the Old bike: Yamaha has its EGA analyser, Spectro has its oil change West, many old favorites like "Cool Water", "Ghost Riders", and workshop, and Dunlop will present its tire check clinic. And at "Tumblin' Tumble Weed". press time, other manufacturers indicated additional clinics Chuckwagon dinners are Wednesday, Thursday and Friday even- would be likely. All operate throughout Americade week, with ings from 5 to 9 pm, sponsored by H-D (Wednesday), Kawasaki details in the official program. (Thursday) and Suzuki (Friday). 0 Judging: Over 200 trophies and awards for motorcycles, * Demo Rides: Americade is the only rally where free demo individuals and dubs. Judging daily at Americade headquarters rides are available from all major manufacturers. American for dasses as below: WEDNESDAY, 2 pm - European and Japa- Honda, BMW, H-D, Kawasaki Motors, US Suzuki, and Yamaha Mo- nese motorcycles 0-950cc, H-D 0-1000cc, plus H-D FLH tor Corp. have brought fleets of their latest rigs, for your riding 1200cc. Plus all Hondas 0-950cc except for GL models. Also, pleasure. Here's your chance to test ride and compare all the sidecars, oldest motorcycle, oldest rider, oldest couple, trailer new touring bikes, over a million dollars worth! Most manufac- rig. Sign up at Americade activity desk at YMCA; no charge. turers keep a reservation sheet at their headquarters demo site. 9 pm - Best Functional Highway Lighting System: a battle of the Sign up Wednesday, if you can. 'candie power giants" to see whose highway lighting pegs the â€¢ TourExp0sm: The world's biggest touring products exhibit light meter and also casts an even beam. Intensity, focus and (west of Lake George, NY). Here's your chance to see and touch spread are measured; function, not fashion, counts here. all the latest in touring goodies: trailers, sidecars, radios, hel- THURSDAY, 2 pm - European and Japanese motorcycles over mets, clothing and services. Over 100 displays, including pin- 950cc, plus H-D 1 340cc FL, FXR, FXRT series, and all Honda GL stripers and etchers. Huge service and installation area. Your models (Gold Wings, etc.). All long distance awards (AMA and full week Americade pass includes unlimited access to TourExpo, non-AMA) for: trailer, male and female solo, couples, and side- open Wednesday and Thursday 12 noon to 9 pm, Friday from 4 to car rig. 9 pm, and Saturday from 8am to 4pm. A wide selection of prod- 5:30 pm - 'dry t-shirt contest" (funny sayings on clothing), ucts, and some terrific year-end bargains! and "loony license plate contest" in front of our video and still * Seminars and Service Clinics: All week at headquarters. cameras at headquarters. -.. g pm - Best Deco[aliYe Lighting System: "the rolling light men and women, from BMW, H-D, Honda, Kawasaki, Suzukl show" as bikes compete in both moving and stationary class- and Yamaha. es. Judged for fashion more than function. Hundreds of lights * Mfgr./Assn. Hospitality Tents: Tents open Wednes- make some look like spaceships: impressive! day - Saturday at headquarlers, featuring a variety of activ- FRIDAY, 9 am - (before parade) - best dressed rider, best ities, induding free photos. Honda, Suzuki and other hosts. dressed couple, and Americade family. Also best uniformed * Kawasaki Kickoff: Tuesday from 8 to 10 pm at Ruesch club, AMA and non-AMA, all judged during line-up for parade. Auditorium at headquarters. Welcoming remarks by local of- 8:30 am - Best of Show, selected from winners of all previ- ficials and Americade staff, and audio visual presentation of ous classes, judged at YMCA judging area, before parade. scenic highpoints of the area, followed by snacks and refresh- (6 or more entries make a class: awards for first, second and third. There is no ments. A great chance to ask questions about Americade extra lee for judging, but all motorcycles must be ridden to event. or ridden in week. poker run or min:tour. A panel 01 judges will settle any protests on the day of event: decision ot ludges is final. H your machine will be In the judging, be * Honda's New Riding Fitness Adventure: Experience a careful you don't plan a conflict with other activities like a miniÂ·tour.) true riding adventure; Honda has developed a new event for * Field Events and Fun Contests: A slow race and a your enjoyment. Stop by their headquarters for your entry plank ride for on-the-bike skill (solo); and fun contests for form, route sheet and details on this newest riding activity at couples; an egg toss and a 3-legged race. 1 pm Thursday, at Americade. Daily, Wednesday thru Friday. Prizes for top headquarters, but sign up early at the Americade activities scores, also. desk. * Club Info Fair: Wednesday 4-6 pm at headquarters; info ALL AWARDS: All first place winners are requested to as- desks from a wide variety of non-profit touring clubs. semble at Noon Friday, for a group presentation and photo at * Info-Info: The Colorado Assn of Motorcyclists (CAM) is the Awards Ceremony (at the BMW barbecue). All other hosting this info tent at headquarters. And the large message awards (second, third, etc.) are to be Dicked uo at the head- board is sponsored by Great American Motorcycle Shows. quarters activities desk, daily. Any trophies not picked up Check this board daily for updates and winners' lists. by Saturday evening are donated to local clubs. * Official Pin, Patch & Decal: Top quality, multicolored * Americade Queen: Leads the huge Friday Kawasaki par- souvenirs of Americade '87 which show that you have attend- rade, receives awards and merchandise gifts during Friday ed the world's largest touring motorcycle rally (OK, maybe afternoon Awards Ceremony, and heads the committee to the second largest behind Lake George). And the only way to choose the following year's queen; receives free entry and get these goodies is to be here. accommodations at the following year's event. Selections: * Official Program: This four color, top quality, maga- Thursday, 4 pm - riding appearance and competence and 7-9 zine-style program is distributed at sign-in. It contains the pm, poise/personality competition. official schedule and names and states (or provinces) of all the * Americade Parade, sponsored by Kawasaki: Enjoy pre-registrants. This is one program you'll be very proud to riding in the largest touring motorcycle parade west of Lake keep. George. Thousands of riders assemble Friday morning and * And Much, Much More!: As the world's largest touring right after the Best Dressed judging, depart on a several mile rally, Americade '87 gets a record amount of manufacturer parade to the Estes Park Fairgrounds, right through the center support. They really pitch in. But every year, the manufac- of town with flags flying, horns honking and people waving, as turers come through with extra surprises; goodies or social band music fills the air. The parade moves at a steady 10 functions. Pre-registrants, your pre-event package, mailed mph, so no clutch slipping or foot dragging is needed. Be pan before August 7, will cover all updates. of this thrilling spectacle as local TV cameras roll. OPTIONS: * Americade 87 - "Class Photo": Friday morning, right * Mini-Tours: Wed. & Thurs. only; mini-tour registrants after the padde you will get the chance to be part of 1987 will receive, in their pre-event package, a lunch ticket and a touring history, as approximately 3,000 touring motorcycles detailed map. A unique mini-tour pin is awarded to every fin- are lined up to spell 'Americade '87.- This "living logo" is isher. Tourers are encouraged to travel individually or with a then video'd and photographed from the air and sent to TV and few friends. There are many photographic opportunities along touring magazines around the world. all the mini-tour routes and by avoiding large groups, you can If you arrive too late to be in the actual logo letters, there travel at your own pace, stopping where you like. Your lunch is room for over 2,000 motorcycles around the perimeter. ticket for a designated location and time will allow you to link * Door Prizes and Goodies: Daily drawings are held at up with fellow tourers to compare notes. headquarlers, with the winners names announced over the PA If you prefer to have someone else make the day's decl- system and posted on the official message board. In total, sions, a CAM member will be available daily to guide small over $20.000 worth of touring goodies, including the Grand groups. Guided departure for each mini-tour is promptly at Prize: a 1987 Honda Gold Wing! The Honda and the other ma- 8:30 am. Participants will return approximately 4 pm; ex- jor prizes are drawn at the Friday 1 pm Awards Ceremony. cept for Trail Ridge Ramble (approximately 5 pm). Do arrive (They are drawn from full-week registered attendees only, with a full gas tank and an empty bladder! (Groups/clubs: if and the winner must be present; must appear on stage within you want to be scheduled together, you must mail all the reg- two minutes of the announcement, or we draw again.) istrations together in one envelope.) * Awards Ceremony Entertainment: Live entertain- 1. The Central City Gold Rush: The lively 'Ghost ment and music will be enjoyed by thousands of Americaders, Town" of Central City is the end point of this southerly tour. courtesy of the Estes Park Visitors Center. More curves than you can count, and scenery on both sides. * Fashion Show: 7 to 8 pm - Wednesday, Thursday and See and enjoy the old mines or the desolate graveyard. In this Friday at headquarters. See the latest in touring apparel for "Gold Capital of the World," pan for gold or visit this opera Â· house that saw the likes of Lillian Gish and Mae West. A deli- cious lunch in a cozy Central City restaurant. Sponsored by GENERAL INFORMATION Kawasaki; of course all brands are most popular and welcome. Event Headquarters: YMCA of the Rockies is a huge Length approximately 140 miles. (1,400 acres) and beautiful convention center and summer 2. Devil's Gulch Loop: The prettiest "short" ride camp, located 2 mi. south of Estes Park. Reasonably priced (approximately 70 miles) in the area, with a delicious lunch in rooms are available, offering American plan (including break- an absolutely outstanding restaurant. Ramble past majestic fast and dinner). The atmosphere is -summer camp'. Some rock outcroppings on one side, while the Big Thompson River of the rooms are a little 'rustic-. It you want to be pampered rushes along the other side. A thrilling ascent through sleepy with deep carpeting or fancy rooms, or if you want to root villages and then a beautiful panorama of Estes Park. This and toot in a nightclub, this is 021 the place for you. There are shortest mini-tour fits with a Chuckwagon dinner the same plenty of motels in Estes Park which would do those jobs bet- day. Sponsored by Yamaha; of course all brands are most ter. But if you have nice memories of "summer camp", the popular and welcome. YMCA of the Rockies will suit you to a T. And it is headquar- 3. Trail Ridge Ramble: Trail Ridge Road, the highest ters for all of the daily activities. Check out the features in continuous paved highway in the U.S., is over 12,200 feet in the enclosed brochure. elevation! Don't take this one if you have any problems with Motel & Camping Reservations: Save money and time; your heart, or shortness of breath. And yes, some machines make them through the Estes Park Visitors Center, info en- will run a little rich at this high altitude. Magnificent views in dosed. the Rocky Mountain National Park, with lunch at the YMCA's Security: The Estes Park region is a recreation area and Snow Mountain Ranch. This is the longest mini-tour (over has a low crime rate. Nonetheless, certain motels may offer 200 miles) and arrives back at headquarters shortly after 5 additional protection. If that point is important to you, please pm. Note: unless you have a current "passport" card, there note it on your motel reservation form, mailed to the Estes will be a modest U.S. Park Service charge, for admittance Park Visitors Center. Alsoâ€ž Americade '87 will provide 24 - through the Park. (Now $5). Sponsored by BMW; of course hour gate security at headquarters. all brands are most popular and welcome. Quiet Mufflers: Use them! Almost everyone does. Espe- * Americade Wedding: at press time, a California-based cially this first year at the YMCA of the Rockies, loud motor- touring couple has chosen to get married on one of the Ameri- cycles are taboo. NOISE ANNOYS! And Americade has asked cade mini-tours. Details are being worked out at press time, the Colorado State Police to listen carefully. but it will most likely be on the Wednesday Trail Ridge Ram- "Real Tourers Do it, Rain or Shine!": And so do our ble. A little something extra for all you romantics. events, almost without exception. However, any possible changes will be posted on the official message board at head- SPECIAL EVENTS: quarters, at sign-in, on the official radio station, and via the 1. Manufacturers' Charity Poker Run: All 6 manu- official Americade CB channel. ( Info in the pre-registration facturers (BMW, Honda, H-D, Kawasaki, Suzuki, Yamaha) are package.) pitching in to provide goodies and trophies for this Wednesday Long Distance Tourers: If you have a great distance to event. Just deparl any time between 9 and 11 am and pick up travel, you could depart Americade at 2 pm Friday, right after your last card by 2 pm. Hands must be turned in by 2:30 pm, the Awards Ceremony and Grand Prize drawing, without back at headquarters. A route of less than 100 miles through missing any major activity of Americade week. This would the Rocky Mountain foothills. Enjoy gorgeous scenery, plus give you 3 days (Including Monday, Labor Day) to travel ten trophies (five AMA, five non-AMA) and manufacturers' home. goodies galore. M proceeds go to local charities. (Americade Clubs and Groups: If any clubs or groups wish to be listed Lake George gave nearly $30,000 to area charities, one rea- in our official program, especially for the -Club Info Fair son why the rally is very popular with the community!) You Wed. from 4 to 6 pm, mail your info to our P.O. Box before can easily fit this run with the Wednesday Chuckwagon sup- July 30. We will provide a desk at headquarters, and list per, if you wish. your club in the official program. 2. BMW Barbecue: Right at the end of the Friday parade, Americade Videotape: We will be shooting at Americade- in the spacious Estes Park Fairgrounds, BMW is hosting a dan- Rockies, Estes Park, covering all activities. dy little picnic/barbecue for thousands of Americaders. It "Touring Fun at Americade '86" has been recently released: is will be catered by the Estes Park Kiwanis Club, and it benefits a 30 minute narrated and music-scored documentary, plus an their area charity and youth programs. Live music, endless additional 30 minutes of outtakes, a total of 60 minutes, on hotdogs, salad, chips, apple pie, and refreshments for you. Americade '86, Lake George. It would be quite useful for those It's motorcycling's largest "street party", and great PR for tourers and friends who anticipate coming to Americade- motorcycling in this community. Tickets are limited to the Rockies. It is available for $29.95, (plus $3 shipping and han- first 3,000. dling) and can be ordered either on the registration form, or 3. Suzuki Saturday Sendoff: A great chance to say separately. good.bye to your new friends at the end of Americade week. Endless pancakes and sausages, with bottomless coffee, tea and fruit juice. Enjoy videos of the Lake George and Estes Park events while you eat. Open 7 to 10 am and serves very quickly. And yes, all proceeds go to the Estes Park Lions Club, who staffs the breakfast from set-up to clean-up. US (Fact sheet and schedule revisions as of 6/29/87.) Suzuki sponsors it. Tickets are limited to the first 1000. PRELIMINARY SCHEDULE (official schedule appears in official program) All activities are at HQ's (YMCA of Rockies) unless otherwise indicated Tuesday, September 1 Friday, September 4 7:30 am Non-denominational Worship Services 8-11 am 1-5 pm ~ Sign In at Estes Park Visitor Center 8-11 am\1 1-5 pm 3 Sign In at Estes Park Visitor Center o.g pm 3% 12-6 pm,/ Americade'87 Info. Center opens 6-9 pm / 8-10 pm Kawasaki Kickoff Welcome Celebration 8 am-6 pm HQ Activities: Demo Rides, Service and Hospitality Tents Wednesday, September 2 8:30 am Assemble for Parade in front of YMCA 7:30 am Non-denominational Worship Services 8:30 am Best of Show Judging (inside YMCA) 9 am Judging - Best of Categories 8-11 am~ 1 -5 pm > Sign in at Estes Park Visitor Center 9:30 am Americade Parade Departs - Sponsored by 6-9 pin J Kawasaki 8 am-6 pm HQ Activities: Demo Rides, Service and 10 am Parade Arrives - Stanley Park Fairgrounds Hospitality Tents. 10:15 am Assemble Living Logo " " " 11 am Living Logo Photo & Video 8:30 am MiniTour Departures 9-1 lam Departure of Mfgrs. Charity Poker Run 10am-lpm Music and Entertainment " 11 am-12:30 p BMW Barbecue - Stanley Park Fairgrounds 9-11 am Seminars and Clinics 12-9 pm TourExpo Trade Show 12 Noon Awards Ceremony 1 -5 pm Honda's New Riding Fitness Adventure 1 pm Grand Prize Drawing " " '87 Honda Gold Wing 2-5 pm Seminars and Clinics 2pm Judging - M/C, Trailers & Sidecars 2-5 pm Honda's New Riding Fitness Adventure 4-6 pm Club Info Fair 4-9 pm TourExpo Trade Show 5-9 pm Chuckwagon Dinner and Entertainment 5-9 pm Chuckwagon Dinner and Entertainment (Lazy B Ranch) (Lazy B Ranch) 7-8 pm Touring Fashion Show 7-8 pm Touring Fashion Show 7-9 pm Seminars and Clinics 7-9 pm Seminars and Clinics 9pm Judging - Best Functional Lighting System 9-10 pm Touring Videos and/or Movies 9-10 pm Touring Videos and/or Movies Thursday, September 3 Saturday, September 5 7:30 am Non-denominational Worship Services 7:30 am Non-denominational Worship Services 8-11 am\~ 8 am-11 am Sign In at Estes Park Visitor Center 1 -5 pm 3 Sign In at Estes Park Visitor Center 7-10 am Suzuki Saturday Sendoff Breakfast (Estes 6-9 pm ..'- Pam) 8 am-6 pm HQ Activities: Demo Rides, Service and 8 am-4 pm HQ Activities: Demo Rides, Service and Hospitality Tents Hospitality Tents 230 am MiniTour Departures 8 am-4 pm TourExpo Trade Show 9-11 am Seminars and Clinics 12-9 pm TourExpo Trade Show 1 -5 pm Honda's New riding Fitness Adventure 2-5 pm Seminars and Clinics AMERICADE'87 2 pm Judging - M/C, Trailers & Sidecars P.O. Box 2205 4-5 pm Americade Queen Competition Riding Glens Falls, NY 12801 USA Appearance and Competence 5-9 pm Chuckwagon Dinner and Entertainment 24 Hour Taped Hotline (Lazy B Ranch) 518-656-3696 5:30 pm Video: Dryt-shirt contest 7-8 pni Touring Fashion Show For Motel/Camping Info/Resv: 7-9 pin Americade Queen Competition Estes Park Visitor Center Poise/Personality P.O. Box 3050 7.-9 pm Seminars and Clinics Estes Park, CO 80517 9 pm Judging - Motorcycle Decorative Lighting (800) 621-5888 (outside Colorado) 9-10 pm Touring Videos and/or Movies (800) 654-0949 (in Colorado) 0710,-lot- Â£0 00!\Chio 94 W LA rl' e Ch ,-1 r.-1 tr) r-IrnO N Ym mt\.-IN m mi t- 0 G FA h ALO 1-4 ,-1 r-4 ,-1 N 3 m Lr) (N O, CO rt OO 0 0 r-IN r-1 b Clmelochh[\ N r--1 r-1 04 0 m moom rx mo 0.14'0001(N m W CE; 1-r) 1.Ot.r) M (Nin .-1 r .-* ./-- O 0010,0,MO,-1 r.-1 rl 05 [Il 05 05 mosm[Il E-,Emmm m 6-1 u)818 z z D 05 0 )-1 m>,Deomm 7 m n; 05 >o Z ..1 0 04 E-1 > 0 0< 81 ,< 04 4 DOD FI1 OODO 4Dt.Z,<Ebb,<U]OLA MONTH ACCIDENTS ARRESTS SUMMONS CONTACTS 9LS't 8*Z ZOI IB 9L ELI'0L UVI,om 1987 MONTHLY MILES ON DOORS ~Y LNIV'IdWOO UFWINV .1 0 nt m m iONINNYM DIRRVEL + bAILY'mIA SNIMVEd 01 -4 0 0 IOILVUOIA OId.lfÂ¥~ r-1 SWNSCIJOY AW SINOdSM iNSCIONI S .LO V.I.NOD SMOOa NSIdO NOILVE.LSINIWOV m A W SCEVO Id S>[DEHO MVE N H 09 01 N Y (N SLSEMEÂ¥ INVENYM A + m A.L,na 'A8H DNINVE.L .-1 1-Â· :IH-ALna NO MHOOD m SIOSH) SSENISnE , M 'ION.L,Vd .LOOd 04 lin g dn-807703 3SVO m m W ,-1 -1 SYOSHO NOIi,VOVA g 1 S,Ina - 0 SdO,LS DI33Â¥MI, Ul % 7 L '7OIA 'IVdIDINnx ...1 . m 60 -1 DNINOOE ~ S32iH V W In N N m SISEMMY'aSIW Co SOSSEMY AN0733 01 -1 SHAOH 'ION%Â¥d EVO 5 m m 1 3~ g L,0 01 tn M Y W O 13 537IW 'IV%01 g g * * 3 2 -1 e .4 0 rN 3WI&Â£3AO MY'In93M N 5 m SWIa,MEAO .IMOOD , ' m % â€¢ â€¢ 0 * E W & 1 4 Olf')00 ie .: E g SkinOH MÂ¥70934 5 -1 -1 -1 EWIX 'IM.LOX 2 2. f C h m N '0 -0 '0 41* rÂ·1 Â·= f--1 -== m=-= A m :@@Me@ENWEE zt35 8E 91 019 IS 8 8Z DÂ·9 k99 OI Z I OI 9E OEI 9I III Z .II S CE 88I E E SS I * f . 6Of 66II 1 13 4 77 17 1 12Â· . 1 OI 91 LLI E SE E -9 I *I L D'I VI OI Z EEZ D DÂ·Z E I SI 80I Z .SE E OD' 9I 9 OT Â§6I 89 29 56 24 2 E Or 82 kfI 6I ZEI E againy SHIFT COMMANDER'S MONTHLY REPORT MONTH ,TIN.Y 1987 i . 51.NIVUdWOO UVWINV L g SONINMVM DIAAVM.L N N r. 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