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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPACKET Public Safety 1996-07-181 . I *. PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE July 18, 1996, 8:00 A.M. POLICE DEPARTMENT 1. Personnel Update - ComCen Opening 2. Parking Management - Clancy 3. "NO LEFT TURN" from Stanley on to St. Vrain (Hwy 36) FIRE DEPARTMENT 1. Water supply for Fire Department training ground 2. Dannels Fire Department Construction change Order 3. Life Safety Code REPORTS 1. Quarterly Reports 2. Correspondence Summary * The committee reserves the right to consider other appropriate business not available at the time the agenda was prepared. .. Date Created: 07/17/96 ESTES PARK Page: 1 Ticket statistics by violation code 05/30/96 - 07/16/96 Valid Void Valid Count Count Code Description Amount 6 MTC 1204(1)(B) PARKED WITHIN AN INTERSECTION $60 6 1 MTC 1204 (1) (a) PARKED ON SIDEWALK $60 3 MTC 1204(1)(c) PARKED IN CROSSWALK $30 17 MTC 1204 (1) ( f ) DOUBLE PARKING $170 153 MTC 1204 (2 ) (F) PARKED WHERE PROHIBITED BY SIGNS $1530 206 MTC 1204 (2 ) (F) OVERTIME PARKING 3 HOURS ONE TIME 45 MTC 1204 (2 ) (F) OVERTIME PARKING 30 MIN. ONE TIME 10 MTC 1204 (2) (F) LOADING ZONE VIOLATION ONE TIME WAR 9 MTC 1204(2)(F) OVERTIME PARKING 2 HOURS ONE TIME 33 MTC 1204 (2) (F) OVERTIME PARKING 3 HOURS $165 2 MTC 1204(2)(F) OVERTIME PARKING 30 MINUTES $10 1 MTC 1204(2)(F) LOADING ZONE VIOLATION $10 9 MTC 1204(2)(a) PARKED BLOCKING DRIVEWAY $90 10 MTC 1205 PARKED HEADED WRONG WAY $100 20 MTC 1208(5) HANDICAP PARKING VIOLATION $500 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 530 1 .......................... $2725 I , Date Created: 07/17/96 ESTES PARK Page: 1 Street summary by month 05/30/96 - 07/16/96 Street 96 Months 96 Voids Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec ??? Total Avg BIG HORN BIG HORN LOT 2 2 ...................... 4. 2 BROWNSFIELD LOT CHILDRENS PARK 3 1 4. 2 CLEAVE ST 7 7 14 . 7 COFFEE BAR LOT 1 23 8 .. . ................... 32 . 10 DARKHORSE LOT 6 65 45...................... 116 . 38 E ELKHORN AVE .............. 112 4. 1 ............. FOOTBALL FIELD 14 30,. 44 . 22 LOWER WEIST LOT 49 66. 115 . 57 MACGREGOR AVE 1 10 13.............. 24 . 8 MORAINE AVE 4. 2 MUNICIPAL LOT N POST OFFICE LT 2 23 10.................,.... 35 . 11 PARK LN 22 12. 34 . 17 RIVERSIDE S POST OFFICE LT 1 21 23... 45 . 15 TREGENT LOT 4. 2 VIRGINIA . 3. 3 VIRGINIA DR 11 . 5 W ELKHORN AVE 1 5.................,.,,, 6. 3 W RIVERSIDE DR 1 1.. 2. 1 WEIST DR 9 13. 22 . 11 TICKETS .............. 12 Ml 247.... 530 . 176 VOIDS 1. 1. 1 . - INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM TO: Mr. John Baudek FROM: Chief Repola DATE: June 14, 1996 RE: Traffic Issues I. "NO LEFT TURN" from Stanley on to St. Vrain (HWY 36). After further discussions with Mr. Linnane regarding this matter, he has asked CDOT for a recommendation. Obviously, both the Town and the State have an interest since we have a Town street intersecting with a State highway. However, we are still awaiting a reply from CDOT. Mr. Linnane has suggested, and I concur, that we consider this possible change in September. This would allow him time to get a CDOT representative to look at the intersection and might be an easier time of year for implementing a change. In addition, I have reviewed the available data pertaining to motor vehicle accidents at or near the intersections of HWY 7 with Holiday Inn, Dunraven and Commanche. The data is for accidents from 1994 to present. There were a total of 21 accidents in.this area. Only one accident specifically lists an intersection as the location and that one is HWY 7 and Dunraven. The accidents list as follows: 100 block HWY 7..... 9 200 block HWY 7..... 1 (HWY 7 & Dunraven) 300 block HWY 7.....11. If you have any further questions, please let me know. CC: Gary Klaphake Bill Linnane STATE OF COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION ELILL 61&.IWEU 1420 2nd Street .al--WAY- Greeley, Colorado 80631 a-,2- q %4 -A le r --li (970)353-1232 June 27, 1996 Greg Sievers Town of Estes Park P.O. Box 1200 Estes Park, CO 80517 Dear Greg, Per your request, I have reviewed the accident history of the intersection of Stanley Ave. and So. Saint Vrain Ave (US 36). Along with the field inspection of the intersection and the request of the Town of Estes Park, I support the removal of the No Left Turn symbol sign at this intersection. The accident history has shown no other broaside accidents. I would request that the pine trees to the west of Stanley Ave. be trimmed up to maintain the sight distance. The Department and the Town of Estes Park will continue to monitor this intersection for broadside accidents. Please inform your local police officials of the change. Thank you for your time and efforts. Sincerely, Larry J. Haas Region 4 Traffic Design Engineer 12 th#7% to -t«j CLP--Al-t_~7(' h-L O.-·/~/<- thz--O -? G »--,·~»-·2« ··-1 (AA ,Ici 1 9/1_-04 -CC 0 0 7- U 1--Li ./li« ~44/7-4 6-- 4 0 +114 MEMORANDUM DATE: June 17, 1996 TO: BILL LINNANE FROM: BOB GOEHRING RE: PROPOSED WATER LINE TO TRAINING SITE FOR FIRE DEPARTMENT CC: I contacted Jerry Biberstien, Engineer for the COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, DRINKING WATER SECTION, PHONE 303-692- 3546 and asked him for the requirements, if any, for crossing an abandoned sanitary landfill with a potable water line. I also explained to him that this was for a fire hydrant to be used at the training center. His response was as follows. 1. Don't use PVC PIPE OR RUBBER GASKETS as Volatile Organic Chemical (VOC'S) can transmigrate through these materials and contaminate the water and also break down the gasket material. 2. Place a Backflow Preventer on the line before crossing the landfill. 3. The line should be designed for uneven settling. The line was designed utilizing his comments. A Vault with a backflow preventer, (double check valve assembly & strainer) approximately 450' 6,1 galvanized threaded pipe and a fire hydrant assembly. This line could be constructed for an estimated $13,090.00 in material cost's plus local contractors doing the trenching and installation. This would supply about 1200 GPM for training. If additional volume if needed, an 8" line could be installed for an additional $4,500.00 or 17,500.00 total out of pocket. If this line is installed the Fire Department should notify the water department of it use. The backflow preventer needs to be tested after use to insure that the device is working properly to protect the water system from contamination. 2 3 8 ja 3.~ 3& 2 8 Jt *9 2 320 fiE 02 - N 9 d E. 18 0 64 G 64 W f.000=020. 0 ~ g OR 3 5- /9 :0 &/ is - 25:514©.2 €£> 3 1 6> 0 3 : %116 b Y .9 -1 -2/ 3.1 & 24 + 31 2 .= 1 N F € ·E O (5 0 1 4 0 4 2 41 . cd : 9 0 : 1 li f 11:1% m R iE 0 / 0 05 05 tli < tifdb. -MenYM*fOOM 0-N r•~ r •A OVOCAO-N 1-1 ~ v· 0 5 £ 0 2 ----------INNAIrle:,VMN 90·'d LOBZIEZEOE 'ON XVi 00 N0I10031SN00 H.LV)H 03 ES:LI 301 96-6 -lnf. (........ 55,562 0.56% g'gi 94(01 ([99'IS) tgrgs ' u,<.s ST¥101 tract: 3 1,000,907 $1,006,469 Proposed en ; $0,2 ($1,050) APIrd pell COLOG.XLS 1 29ed Heath Construction valve (o domestic water system water line investigation ESTES PARK QUARTERLY SUMMARY 1996 '. Incident Type Qi. Q2- Ql- Q2- 1996 1996 1995 1995 Arrests Warrants 35 27 20 32 Fire/EMS Ambulance 191 241 156 228 Fire 57 79 49 76 Other Incidents Non-Criminal 1933 2365 927 1366 Offenses Animal 96 111 77 152 Criminal 139 186 92 167 Drugs/Alcohol 16 26 20 21 Traffic MVA 20 20 47 56 MVA Injury 6 9 4 7 MVA Hit-Run 1 9 1 13 MVA Damage 42 67 6 39 Traffic/Parking Traffic Stops 439 556 435 364 Other Traffic 17 32 16 38 Surnmons 54 62 84 67 Warnings 60 173 106 87 NIBRS Summary Property Stolen $70682 $48145 $11334 $83892 Property Recovered $50107 $646 $1175 $22028 Stolen Vehicles 2 1 1 5 Recovered Vehicles 2 1 1 2 Totals Law Enforcement 2858 3643 1835 2409 + 53% (96 to 95) Fire/EMS 248 320 205 304 + 11% (96 to 95) CORRESPONDENCE SUMMARY June 1996 Received a Thank You card from K-ROCKY thanking the Police Department for our help in their First Annual Estes Park Bighorn Challenge. July 1996 Commendations to Officers Kenney, Rose, Rowe, Swallow, Roth, Cpl. 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