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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPACKET Public Safety 1991-07-25PUBLIC SAFETY COMMI TTEE July 25, 1991 AGENDA POLICE DEPARTMENT Pedestrian Crossing Mike Wallace Acacia Drive/No Parking Signs Correspondence FIRE DEPARTMENT 1. Nothing this month REPORTS 1. Monthly * The committee reserves the right to consider other appropriate business not available at the t iIne the agenda was prepared. 0 0 iA•'Ff,e TOWN OF ESTES PARK 9 -nr.'61,2 f 2*.'c.,P@04. Li**i/:MET,dicti~L JON,3 061p11ki<t ;1 K >. k/-4>~ 4*%2/4 tia,~. r 't_ 16_ pir, 7417 lrN,), Ir bl...14,0.h.1. I . . t.£ .~44¥ 2 10-t' 3 r , f ( MEMORANDUM Estes Park, Colorado 80517 July 22, 1991 TO: Dave Racine FROM: Bill Linnane Ok SUBJECT: Park Ridge Apartments at 1250 Acacia Drive I have reviewed the request by the tenants of the apartments to have the "No Parking" signs removed from Acacia Drive in front of the apartment complex. The signs establish no parking on both the north and south sides of Acacia the entire length of the apartment building. I have the following comments: • The signs were installed at the request of the previous building manager so that people would not walk over the ditch and grassy area between the roadway and the front doors of the complex. If the ditch and grassy area is a concern, the owner should place flagstone walkways to move people from the roadway to the complex. No parking signs offer a less efficient alternative. • The no parking signs do free up space for snow removal operations. The new Street Superintendent thinks that enforcing no parking on both sides of the street is not required. He only needs one side of no parking to accommodate snow removal, and that is his recommendation. • There is more space on the north side of the roadway for parking if one set of signs is to be discontinued. My opinion is that the fewer signs throughout the town the better. Sign pollution can be annoying, as was discussed in much detail during the April meeting of the Public Works Committee. For the reasons mentioned above, I am recommending removal of the "No Parking" signs along the south side of Acacia, adjacent to the apartment complex. The "No Parking" signs along the north side of Acacia can remain in place. BL:ck -1- Ju-n£ 19, )99 1 Dave 2 aci ne, ~; 11 ~ inn- - 5, To IDA 04- 68-ks A-r K ,* 2-' '71/Z- . 8s Mida)-1-6 of· Pa_rK Rid-~ Flf-rjments ar/- /150 f)(oteia, d-r)Vt j lUe, 0_re, relike-kin8 th a-+ 4-ht no par K) rk) 61846 on tach Sid-t of 4-)16 66-«+ 4 runove.d-., toi-th +he, signs Okrrentllf j n plate -ther e ; 5 noldlat for -4-ht 4-en n an-1 6 40 2.or)Vi/Dienk l.j kn joact jrocer) e,Se-+C. Uji®ou-+ -Ph i )77(Ln-£148rs (-Denise + tlbe 60_) vino) 8-)|ind 4-ht polied, k))#); O 09) nutes.-Th) 5 has become. 0-- rell hass) e Jor u-6 an,1 a. Loo /7}) 06 lilejl bea_ust Somt -1-e.nna-A+6 4-re not able- to lin//4 \/UN -Par. 4/en-5 69; ue- 4h)5 your jmmedj oft aftef?-hor). 7-b ang YOUD) P5. abu) 1 you, p/East 4.4 U add rtss 4hj,5 matler de UP ark thi ne* public Sa--f U-y me£--1-- inj on 643 ibluy -Fhurel 0-1 Jl lY 0-€ 199 I 4116eke«_ -2- '49440 ~ ~0 0».641~*~95 Roadside Productions Inc. July 1, 1991 DBA Lonigans Inc. P.O. Box 3331 Estes Park, CO. 80517 Police Chief David Racine Estes Park Police Department P.O. Box 1287 Estes Park, CO. 80517 Dear Chief Racine, Thank you for the letter concerning "rowdy behavior". We have never tolerated behavior of this nature, but as you know, it does happen on occasion. We offer our apologies for not reporting the incident immediately. It happened right as we were closing, and getting the injured party to seek medical assistance, seemed to take priority. You can be assured that any further incidents will be reported right away. We would also like to thank you for the warning for underage consumption. We have put on extra help this year just to try to catch the false identification cards. It seems that there are more than ever this year. We are concerned that an underage / person with a good fake ID, can cause the loss of our business, and the loss of our employee's jobs. We have three people checking ID's at the door on weekends. our bartenders, waitresses, and ourselves double, and triple check them if there is any doubt. We do not think it right, that we can lose our license, and business, when we are doing everything physically possible to operate within, the law. A minor using a forged identification card, is conspiring to, and breaking the law when attempting to purchase or consume an alcoholic beverage. Every time we check an ID, we are trying to prevent a crime from taking place, yet we are the ones prosecuted if we fail to detect the forgery. We at Lonigans are called on to make decisions about a persons level of intoxication without the benefit of blood tests or breathalizers. We are also told to be experts in forgery detection. We feel that we do a very good job in these areas, considering the level of expertise obviously required. While our efforts will continue to improve, we hope that the Estes Park Police Department realizes that we are not the only liquor license in this town, and that it seems to us, that we are being singled out for some reason. to be closed at a future date due to a list of violations that the E.P.P.D. is compiling. We hope that this is not the case, as we are making every effort to cooperate with your department. Please be assured that we are doing, and will do anything necessary to continue to operate within the law. -6- Sincerely,»144 A#ns and Bruce Crowley ~)(L, -~7 < Ac ~ cc: Mr. Bob Miller /Atty. Mr. Dave Sauter /Liquor Investigator Fld. 1 1 June 6, 1991 , Officer John Koutioukos Estes Park Police Department P. 0. Box 1287 Estes Park, CO 80517 .... Dear Officer-Ko€ltiou]cos, I just wanted to write you a brief note thanking you for your consideration, in dealing with my mother. My brother Jack and I were in Esl:es Park at the end of May and we moved her back to Michigan where Jack can keep an eye on her and take care of ~ her. It' s my understanding that she has now been identified by her new physicians as a probable Alzheimer' s patient and her condition will be monitored for further deterioration. The move was hectic and I didn't get a chance to call you while 1 I was in town, however Jack did stop by the police station on Friday the 24th to thank everyone. I found the now infamous ~squash blossom~ necklace while we were packing up the apartment. As far as we can tell, and just as we suspected, none of her possessions are missing. Again, thanks for everything and good luck. Best regards, Rick Somers f -3- MEMORANDUM TO: Gary Klaphake FROM: Lt. Emerine DATE: June 28, 1991 On June 27, 1991, at approximately 5:00 p.m., a little girl fell into the river near the Islander Apartments. Town employee and Volunteer Fireman, Blaine Pierce, who was off duty at the time, was alerted to the situation when he heard the little girl' s brother screaming. Blaine inmediately radioed the police department. The little girl was carried approximately 80 yards down river before Blaine was able to reach and rescue her. The child was unconscious, blue, and not breathing when Blaine pulled her from the river. Blaine quickly performed C.P.R. on the little girl and was able to successfully resuscitate her. I would like to respectfully request that the Town publicly recognize Blaine for his quick thinking and bravery, which were solely responsible for preventing a tragedy. This type of incident not only reflects well on Blaine as an individual, but on the Town of Estes Park. it's employees, and our Volunteer Firemen as well. I would also like to add that the Town C.P.R. program, as well as the Fire Department's rescue training program, has played an important role in the education of it' s employees, and has most definitely proven to be worth the time and effort expended by both instructors and participants alike. On behalf of Chief Dave Racine and the employees of the Estes Park Police Department, we would like to express our sincere appreciation and gratitude to Blain for a job well done! CC: Public Safety Committee Fire Chief, Jack Rumley 4- . ESTES PARK POLICE DEPARTMENT CASE REPORT Classification lt--3/16 06979/ 006 0677#l /70%0(ow?qI 7 6 Date/Time Reported Date/Time Ar ived Date/Time Occurred/Discovered Placeof Oacurrerve - A -'-"Phone 9,0-8 al d. © danAL· Idio, d,ut da Code: C - Complainant O - Owner R - Responsible Party SB -Subjet S - Suspecti V. Vidinf' W - Witness / C~~~ '*Pe (Last, First, Middleh ,/ DOB Sex Race Ht Wt -ir Eyes H 1·4 t . 101,4.L *'tte j )9692\ h/\ Ch -3,6 Residenti 42:92, Rd.5-*96,37 Residetitial Phone- DNers License State/Number a- 63 - gumss$dic,*IMer,» / A A ~ ~7'j >*9%2*one Misc. Number -7 RAnL, 01/ 6«14/ t'a A,2, i uerud g X (.,5153 j Code Name (l,#i, First, Middle) 1 DOB Sex Race Ht Wt Hair Eye's Residential Address POBox Residential Phone Driver's License State/Number Business/School/Address Business Phone Misc. Number Code Name (Last, First, Middle) DOB Sex Race Ht Wt Hair Eyes Residential Address P O Box Residential Phone Drivers License Slate/Number Business/School/Address Business Phone Misc. Number , Veh. Plate Number State VIN Year Make Model Color # Doors Veh. Owner Name (Last First, Middle) Address Additional Veh. Descriptors Case summary A <- -IL PARMU . 04-) Atuk l/4„Ae,J 4/1,7231*/ ' .*Bilpfs,U ---k i«j» _03*AJ P - 41. t-l2,- 0-- »ALLU «fd, W B Pibbel-j *Av «lA o« 4 76 *6447/ - -Lit Wdl}U 01«4 -jriy *46 r# 4%-69) ib~ -J . 1.2-cg -AL-, .i0 8-& Ok, . S~/ Alt *6 4- 1£2#AA, A, 6- crw-·04 -1- 6,-- cl.LU w a>a-- y&~A-„4«/ 4, 9,7,6 - f il/- t» E. P. 4.Le WAA. 1/4-- £-0)43 u),212, 1 Summons Case Status Complainant Signature £7 VALUE Code: O - Damaged F - Found L - Lost R - Recovered SK - Safekeeping S - Stolen $ (Quantity, Item Name, Brand, Model, Serial Number, Color) $ -5- Total Value Stolen S %4905*%„4/ V Officer Number J/ReviewelyB,/-4.+-- Date Assigned To Review Date Local O c / /14·--1 ~ AM L/0-h jk f A , r- J k ch ./ A-,-1 . i )1<AP PROPERTY SUMMARY VEHIdLE NAMES =LE-~2. I ll/£- W·-€·02/~10 -4 .-6.u' t»=-60« V ' IL - zt« ... 49 44 4,4 4--1 -aa-250 -,5~6-»-7 .Plibl -77+7QFT 11%1,/2/Fuln- . a»/ 6,9. bO u k.40" -6 ---a.~4-, ce-2£ u»U |»C-g- e.*-u---1 - A ..2- /0-4-a-0 7,~400™, . 0 1 M<3 ...1.4,VC-.64,_~Lt~ i *Pk. + 491,~, -2 - /9-=p'7-'- -7- ESTES PARK POLICE DEPARTMENT TOWN OF ESTES PARK ' CASH RECEIPT REPORT Date June 29, 1991 Cash Re~ft-~e*ke T*i. $ 1826.60 ACCOUNTS By LAM .Age Impound Fees $ 430.00 /1 f t9+43219 - Approv¢,4 Az 1 , 62c...•:.s--4- Copier Copies $ 83.60 ' - Shief of Police Bicycle Registration $ 8.00 Blood Alcohol $ -0- Parking Tickets $1305.00 TOTAL CASH REMITTED TO TOWN $1826.60 IMPOUND FEES Amount $430.00 COPIER COPIES/MISC. Amount $ 83.60 BLOOD ALCOHOL MONEY Amount $ -0- BICYCLE REGISTRATION Amount $ 8.00 PARKING TICKETS Amount $1305.00 -8- ESTES PARK POLICE DEPARTMENT TOWN OF ESTES PARK CASH RECEIPT REPORT , Date July 12, 1991 Cash Remitted to Town $1084.00 ACCOUNTS By Impound Fees $ 180.00 Secretary Approved Copier Copies $ 20.00 Chief of Police Bicycle Registration $ 4.00 Blood Alcohol $ -0- Parking Tickets $ 880.00 TOTAL CASH REMITTED TO TOWN $1084.00 IMPOUND FEES Amount $180.00 COPIER COPIES/MISC. Amount $ 20.00 BLOOD ALCOHOL MONEY Amount $ -0- BICYCLE REGISTRATION Amount $ 4.00 PARKING TICKETS Amount $880.00 ESTES PARK PD Monthly/Year-To-Date Activity Report July 23, 1991 From January 1. 1991 to June 30. 1991 Description June Year-to-Date --------- . --- -- ---I--- Calls For Service 819 3216 Reports Filed: Crimes Against Persons 6 32 Crimes Against Property 48 159 Crimes Against Society 8 43 Alcohol Offenses (excludes DUI) 5 22 Drug Offenses 1 13 Other Criminal 73 312 Accident Investigations 21 59 Arrests: Felony Misdemeanor DUI 10 49 . 'Juvenile Apprehensions 2 11 Traffic: Citations 54 249 Warnings 5 115 ** End of report for June ** -9-