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Home My WebLink AboutPACKET Public Safety 2006-02-23PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE AGENDA February 23,2006 8:00 A.M. POLICE DEPARTMENT Action 1. Bureau of Reclamation Special Use Permit 2. Expedition bid approval - Dave Mahany Reports 1. Estes Valley Victim Advocates - Mary Mesropian 2. Municipal Court Report - Judge Brown 3. 2005 Police Department Statistics - Wes Kufeld FIRE DEPARTMENT Action 1. Expedition bid approval - Dave Mahany Reports 1. NOTE: The Board of Trustees (or Public Safety Committee) reserves the right to consider other appropriate items not available at the time the agenda was prepared. hÂ® hp LaserJet 3015 HP LASERJET FAX invent Feb-15-2006 2:56PM Fax Call Report Job Date Time Type Identification Duration Pages Result 168 2/15/2006 2:50:55PM Send 5869561 0:51 1 OK 169 2/15/2006 2:51:51PM Send 5869532 0:59 1 OK 170 2/15/2006 2:52:55PM Send 5861691 1:11 1 OK 171 2/15/2006 2:54:11PM Send 6353677 0:59 1 OK 172 2/15/2006 2:55:15PM Send 5771590 1:24 1 OK Estes Park Police Department Memo To: Chairman Wayne Newsom and Public Safety Committee Board Members From: Lowell Richardson, Chief of Police CC: Randy Repola, Town Administrator Date: February 20,2006 Re: Request to Amend Special Use Permit with Bureau of Reclamation Background The Town of Estes Park currently possesses a special use permit with an expiration date of December 31, 2009 with the Bureau of Reclamation (BOR). The special use permit allows for radio antenna placement on the BOR tower located on Prospect Mountain. EPPD implemented wireless network connectivity in January 2003 through the acquisition of a federal grant (Edward Byrne Memorial Grant) initially to provide police officers network access from their patrol vehicles via laptop computers. Subsequently, the ability for other town departments to have complete access and use of this wireless network at their convenience was incorporated within this project. The initial project required placement of an antenna on Prospect Mountain to provide 90%- 95% coverage as indicated by the engineering study performed in 2002. Difficulties acquiring approval from the BOR (due to Homeland Security standards) to place a wireless antenna on the BOR tower seemed unattainable. However, in 2005 the BOR agreed to allow the Town of Estes Park to amend the current special use permit "No. 9-LM-6044662" for the purpose of installing a wireless antenna on their tower at the Prospect Mountain site. BudgeUCosts N/A Recommendations Staff is recommending approval of the proposed amendment to BOR Special Use Permit No. 9-LM-60-L4662. 1 :ENT 02 4 United States Department of the Interior /t.~Â·'i.- ~ BUREAU OF RECLAMATION --<~MA~AT#-- 1%2:1149 Eastern Colorado Area Office 11056 West County RD 18E IN REPLY Loveland, Colorado 80537-9711 REFER TO: EC-1340 LND-6.00 OCT 2 4 2005 Wes Kufeld, Commander Town of Estes Park, Police Department P.O. Box 1287 Estes Park, CO 80517 Subject: Town of Estes Park - Special Use Permit No. 9-LM-60-L4662 - Request to Amend Existing Special Use Permit - Prospect Mountain Communication Building and Tower- Colorado-Big Thompson (C-BT) Project Dear Mr. Kufeld: Thank you for your August 8,2005, permit application requesting an amendment to the Town's Special Use Permit No. 1-LM-60-5383. The current permit, with an expiration date of December 31,2009, authorizes the installation and maintenance of a two-way radio system in the Bureau of Reclamation's communication building at Prospect Mountain and placement of an antenna on Reclamation's communication tower at Prospect Mountain. In the permit application, the Town indicated that the location of the Prospect Mountain communication tower provides the elevation needed to project the signal to complete their emergency communications system. The additional antennas will provide wireless connectivity to the field officers and emergency workers in the Estes Park area. Additionally, they would support the Town Emergency Services Computer Aided Dispatching Wireless Network. Reclamation has analyzed the ability to support this request, while maintaining the ability to operate the Prospect Mountain communication building and tower for the purpose of the C-BT Project. It has been determined that Reclamation will be able to accommodate the amendment. However, there are currently racks of equipment in the Prospect Mountain communications building that impede Reclamation's use of the site and shall be attended to before the antennas authorized by this amendment are installed. Please contact Jess Aills at 970-962-4364 for more information regarding this issue. Enclosed are an original amended permit and a duplicate amended original permit to authorize the addition of three antenna sectors on Reclamation's communication tower at Prospect Mountain. The permit area is located in Township 5 North, Range 73 West, 6th p.M., Section 36: NE th, SW 1/4, NE M, Larimer County, Colorado. If the amended permit is acceptable, please sign both originals and return them to the office address above, attention T. Moberg, EC-1340. A fully executed original will be returned to you for your records after concurrence is acquired. Thank you for your cooperation. If you have any questions, please contact Tara Moberg at 970-962-4350. Sincerely, Brlan Person Area Manager Enclosure - 1 52 GP-76 (Revised 9/91) ORIGINAL Contract Number: 9-Lm-60-L-4662 UNITED STATES Exhibits Attached:A 00'Bi,OFT.1,40 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Term: From: September 15,1999 GREAT PLAINS REGION To: December 31, 2009 Permit Fee: Land Use Fee Waived Successive Fee:IAW 43 CFR Part 429.6 COLORADO-BIG THOMPSON PROJECT (Project/Unit) AMENDMENT FOR SPECIAL USE PERMIT Amendment Number 1 This Amendment is attached to and made a part of the special use permit for the installation of a 2-wav radio system and antenna on the Bureau of Reclamation facilities at Prospect Mountain issued to the Town of Estes Park on September 15, 1999, is hereby amended as follows: 1. This amended permit shall include an additional antenna on Reclamation's communication tower at Prospect Mountain. The proposed additional antenna cluster would entail: â€¢ three sectors; each sector being 14 lbs, 41.5" x 8.5" x 7.55" â€¢ a temperature range of -40 C to +85 C â€¢ a rated wind velocity of 125 mph â€¢ the ability to be installed directly around the tower to allow flexibility and minimize wind load on the tower . All Special and General Conditions from the attached original permit shall apply to the additional antenna and will remain in full force and effect through December 31, 2009. Sign name or names as written in body of permit, for co-partnership, permittees should sign as "members of firm", for corporation, the officer authorized to execute contracts, etc. should sign, with title the sufficiency of such signature being attested by the Secretary, with corporate seal, in lieu of witness. ASSIGN/MANAGING AGENCY PERMITTEE AGENCY SIGNATURE SIGNATURE TITLE TITLE SIGNATURE ATTEST ATTEST DATE DATE Approved by Issuing Officer: (Name and Title) Brian Person, Area Manager Signature Date UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR BUREAU OF RECLAMATION RIGHT OF USE APPLICATION FOR PERMIT, LICENSE, OR CONSENT 43 CFR Part 429-PROCEDURE TO PROCESS AND RECOVER THE VALUE OF RIGHTS- OF-USE AND ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS INCURRED IN PERMITTING SUCH USE Part 429.6 (a) "The application does not have to be in any particular form but must be in writing. The application must contain the following information: la) Name and Address of Applicant (include point of contact ie., consultant, etc.): (Please, include telephone/fax numbers, e-mail address, etc.) Contact: Wes Kufeld, Commander, Estes Park Police Department Town of Estes Park, Police Department P.O. Box 1287 Estes Park, CO 80517 Phone: (970) 586-4465 Fax: (970) 586-4496 e-mail: wkufeld@estes.org lb) Name and Address of Landowner Conly if action involves an easement real property interest held by Reclamation and not fee title interest): N/A 2) Purpose of Permit/Use Requested and project description (waterline, electrical service line, access road, radio site, etc., include quantities, dimensions (length/width, etc.), burial depth, etc.): The Town of Estes currently has a Special Use Permit (No 9-LM-60-L-4662, with a term of September 15,1999-December 31,2009) that allows the installation of a 2-way radio system in Reclamation's communication building at Prospect Mountain and the placement ofan antenna on Reclamation's communication tower at Prospect Mountain. The Town of Estes Police Department would like to amend the Special Use Permit to add an additional antenna on Reclamation's communication tower at Prospect Mountain. The proposed antenna cluster would entail: I, P.".01;st#AGM# 6.7 It 41Â·y" 7.S- y 7.5 vu.0â€ž %46'l-4 â€¢ three sectors; each sector being,~lbs, 19.75" x 4.7" x 3" â€¢ a temperature range of -40 C to +85 C -0-7 â€¢ a rated wind velocity of 125 mph â€¢ a maintain that has the ability to be installed directly around the tower to allow flexibility and minimize wind load on the tower 3) Legal Description of Affected Lands (Township, Range, Section, Legal Subdivision, etc.): NE 1/4, SW 91, NE M, Section 36, R73W, T5N, 601 PM. 4) Attach survey plat or 7.5 min. topographic quadrangle map (at a minimum) showing proposed alignment (include any permanent landmarks): 5) Reclamation Project/Reservoir, Unit, Canal/Lateral Name, and other names or designations by which the proposed permit site may be located or known: Communication Building, Prospect Mountain, Colorado-Big Thompson Project 6) Justification for facility placement or crossing on the Federal, Bureau of Reclamation (Reclamation) lands. Such encumbrances will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis and will not be allowed for convenience when other more feasible alternative routes exist, even if located on privately owned lands): Prospect Mountain is the highest point within close proximity of Estes Park. Recent studies. have been conducted that indicate the location of Prospect Mountain as the most suitable locale in providing a line of sight with clear transmissions of VHF and cell service. A wireless antenna placed at that location on Bureau's tower would better provide emergency services with a substantial benefit in connectivity to the wireless Automated Dispatch and reporting systems. The Bureau of Reclamations tower would assist in providing the elevation needed to project the line of sight signal needed to complete the system. Once the antenna is placed on the tower there will beno other need to cross the Bureau's lands other than a case-by-case situation of antenna failure or maintenance. 7) Radio Communications Sites: Provide reason for placement or modification of existing equipment on Reclamation lands (include estimated increase in service area customers, estimated value of additional service area, etc.: The additional antenna is needed for wireless connectivity to the officers and emergency workers in the filed in the Estes Park area. It will support the town Emergency Services Computer Aided Dispatching Wireless Network. Mail application to: Attn: Tara Moberg, US Bureau of Reclamation Eastern Colorado Area Office (EC-1340) 11056 West County Road 18-E Loveland, Colorado 80537-9711 As & / A A Applicant Signature: ~01 Cl~ ll/k 1 4/L-7 ta:5/ U-duc. f vuv~ v - 1 1 GP-76 (Revise 9/91) UNITED STATES DEPA-RTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Contract Number: 9-LM-60-L4662 N GREAT P]LAINA REGION .4! Â·, t Exhibiti *:tached- Nine c .r , ':Â· -Â·~(Place Cohtrac.t No. on'all Exhibits) COLORADO-BIG fTHOAIPSON (Project/Unit) Term: (Not to Exceed 50 Years) From: September 15,1999 SPECIAL USE PERMIT TO: December 31, 2009 Permit Fee: $ (Administrative) Land Use Fee Waived Permittee: UName and Address) Town of Estes Park Successive Fee: $ IAW 43 CFR Part 429.6 P.O. Box 1200 Estes Park, Colorado 80517 PUrpOSe: (Specify use requested: what, quantities, dimensions, etc.) This permit authorizes the Town of Estes Park (Estes) to install a 2-way radio System in Reclamation's communication building at Prospect Mountain and place an antenna on Reclamation's communication tower at Prospect Mountain in accordance with the attached request and information. Description of Premises: (Specify legal descriptions of land and major fean,res such as reservoir, canal, etc ) See attached legal description. Section 30, Township SN, Range 72W, 6th ~.I!1. Reclamation's communication building and tower are located on Prospect Mountain in the NE1/4, SW1/4, NEI/4, Section 36, R73% T5N, 6th PM Spetial COnditiOnS . (The permittee must consult with and receive written approval from the issuing officer for any species of plants proposed for planting.) 1. Estes will assume all responsibility for the removal and replacement of any equipment in the event if is damaged or removed to provide for?Reclamation's maintenance of Project facilities. 2. Estes will give Reclamation at least 2 weeks prior notice before beginning work at the site. 3. Estes may not allow others to use the site. Only Estes may use the building and tower. stes will get the prior written approval of Reclamation prior to the final placement of the radio system in the building and prior to acement ofthe antenna on Reclamation's tower. 5. Estes will obtain permission from the underlying landowner for access to the site. 6. If, at any time during the term of this permit, Reclamation determines that equipment installed under this permit is interfering with the operation of Reclamation radio equipment, Reclamation may terminate this permit. If Reclamation determines there is a conflict, Reclamation will notify Estes in writing and request that the problem be corrected. Estes will immediately turn offtheir equipment and fix the problem prior to turning the equipment on again. 7. If, at any time during the term of this permit, Reclamation determines that the space provided by this permit is necessary for Reclamation equipment,Â· Reclamation may terminate this permit and ask Estes to remove its equipment. If such a determination is made, Reclamation will give Estes written notice and a reasonable period of time to remove its equipment. 8. If, at the end of the permit period, Estes wishes to renew the permit, Estes will notify Reclamation at least 120 days prior to the termination date ofthe permit Sign name or names as written In body of permit. for co-partnership, permittees should sign as "members of firrn", for corporation, the~pl~icer authorized to execute contracts, etc. should sign, with title the sufficiency of such signature being attested by the Secretary, with corporate seal, in lieu of witness, ASSIGN/MANAGING AGENCY Â·PEBMITTE ~ ~ AGENCY sn~,aug~ pÂ·Ga~Rtl~4011_ SIGNATURE TInÂ£ /Ola,unr 78w,) of Esh5 fark- Tri-LE SIGNATURE Â£ Un. /G.,FUnu ATTEST ATrEST be-ou b 16 wn Clitrk DATE DATE 4/2'8/49 i l luÂ».Â» 1. LUU.Lu j ktkc, 9rÂ«Ci YÂ¥4Â«. 9 f X..3%9 blpproved by Isbhing Officer (Name and Title) ~ A. Ja~Gamer, Pkject Manager U Datb Finance Copy (White) Permittee Copy (Green) 4.andg-Cep,4Â¥@Uew) Managing Agency Copy (Pink) Issuing Office Copy (Gold) GENERAL CONDITIONS 4.9 Authority to.lisue pernits by the I.Inites Stat:s is containedÂ·inÂ·the Act of Congress of June.17,1902Â·(32 Stat. 388),Â·and acts-amentiat&-ry tilereh@r supplementary thereto; - ' 1 % flapt-.cji'driv hection 10 of the Act of August 4, 1939 (53 Stat. 1196); as amended by the Act of August'18, 1950 (64 St,t: 064~11*4*42%4*8 43 CFR 429. This permit is issued as authorized by Reclamation Law, and subject to all donditions'#di'taid?-dÂ· hprein. -;3* I Â· 1 : h'. f.; 22:J 1. Payments. All payments shallbe made to the issuing office of the permit for the entire time possession is retained. The acceptance of any fee for U.S. Bureau of Reclamation on or before the date of issue by a postal money liquidated damages or any other act of administration relating to the continued order or a check made payable to the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation (Reclamation). tenancy is not to be considered as an approval of the Permittee's poss.:cion. 2. Use Limitations. The permitted use: (a) is limited to the purposes and premises herein specified; (b) does not unless specified in the permit grant any 10. Removal of Permittee's Property. Upon the expiration, termination, or rights to water; (c) does not unless provided for in the permit allow restriction of revocation of this permit, ifall rental charges and damage claims due the public entry or uses or to the area; (d) is subject to existing easements. rights-of- Government have been paid, th6 Permittee may removB all structures, machinery, way, or reservations; (e) is subject to the right of Reclamation to grant other or other property from the premises. Upon failure to remove any of the said permits for the same premises upon a finding by the Issuing Officer that the property within 60 days of expiration, termination, or revocation, it shall become additional use is compatible with the use permitted herein; and (f) shall not the property ofthe United States and the Permittee shall pay the United States for impede Reclamation, it's agents, or assigns from carrying on whatever activities all expenses related to property removal. are necessary, to: (1) protect and maintain the premises, facilities, and adjacent lands administered by the United States and it's agencies and (2) manage all 11. Transfer of Privileges. This permit is not transferable. resources located on the premises and other Reclamation lands. 12. Refunds. All money paid under this permit shall be retained by the 3. Damages. The United States shall not be responsible for any loss or damage Government. If Section 6 (b) (2) is exercised. the fee paid under this permit shall to property arising from the issuance of this permit, including but not limited to be refunded by a prorata share as determined by Reclamation. damages to growing crops, animals, and machinery; or injury to the Permittee or its associates. officers. agents, employees, or any third parties who are on the 13. Official Barred from Participating. No Member of Congress or Resident premises; or for damages or interference caused by natural phenomena. To the Commissioner shall participate in any part of this contract 6r to any benefit that extent permitted by iaw, the Permittee agrees to save the United State or any of may arise from it, but this provision shall not pertain to this contract if made with a its assigns or agencies harmless from any and all claims by the Permittee or by corporation for its general benefit. third parties for damages or losses that may arise from or be incident to any .. activity associated with this permit except for damages caused by the negligent or 14. Nondiscrimination in Employment The Permittee agrees to be bound by the wrongful act of a Government employee. equal opportunity clause of Executive Order 11246. 4. Operating Rules and Laws. The Permittee shall keep the premises in a neat 15. Liability. The permitted activities shall be conducted so as not to interfere and orderly condition at all times and shall comply with all municipal, county, with the operation, maintenance, and administration of Reclamation Projects. Any State, and Federal laws, rules, and regulations applicable to their operations under additional repairs, maintenance, or expense to Reclamation Projects as a result of iit. Also, the Permittee shall take all reasonable precautions to prevent the permitted activities shall be reimbursed to the United States by the Permittee. pe of fires and to suppress fires and shall render all reasonable assistance The Permittee may review such expenses; however, the Secretary of the Interior's in ---_ suppression offires. determination ofsuch expense shall be final and binding upon the parties hereto. 5. Responsibility of Permittee. The Permittee, by operating on the premises, 16. Trespass. Any use of the premises not herein prescribed shall be considered a shall be considered to have accepted these premises with all the facilities, trespass. Any violation or trespass on any Reclamation lands by the Permittee shall fixtures, or improvements in their existing condition as of the date of this permit. be cause for revocation of this permit, in accordance with Section 6. (a). The At the end of the period specified or upon earlier termination, the Permittee shall Permittee shail be liable for any damages resulting therefrom and an approximate give up the premises in like condition as when received except for reasonable charge as determined by the issuing officer shall be made to the Permittee. Any wear, tear, or damage occurring without fault or negligence. The Permittee will property constructed in trespass shall be considered property ofthe United States, fully repay Reclamation for any and all damage, directly or indirectly, resulting and the Permittee shall pay the United States for all expenses related to property from the Permittee's negligence or failure to use reasonable care. removal. 6. Revocation. (a) Violation: This permit may be revoked on the tenth day 17. Disclosure. In accordance with the Privacy Act of 1974 (PL 93-579), please following written notice to the Permittee upon a finding by Reclamation that the be advised that: (a) Participation is voluntmy; however, failure to answer all Permittee has violated any of the terms herein or made use of the premises for questions fully may delay processing of this application or result in denial of this purposes not herein prescribed: Provided; That if said violation or nonprescribed permit; (b) information will be used as a criteria for the issuance of special use use of the premises ceases within 10 days of receipt of notice, the Permittee will permits and for identification of personnel having special use permits on be allowed to maintain occupancy under this permit. Reclamation lands; and (c) in the event there is indicated a violation of a statute, (b) Nonuse and project purposes: This permit may also be revoked with 30 ' regulation, rule, order, or license, whether civil, criminal, or regulatory in nature, days written notice to the Permittee upon a finding by Reclamation that: (1) the the requested information may be transferred to the appropriate Federal, State, or Permittee has failed to use or discontinued use of the premises, or (2) the local agency charged with investigation or processing such violations. premises are needed for project purposes. (c) Possession: Upon any such revocation, Reclamation, by and through any authorized representative may take possession ofsaid premises for its own and sole use in accordance with Section 10. 7. Cultural Values. Should evidence of historical, archaeological, or paleontological sites be discovered during use of the premises, the Permittee immediately shall suspend operations and advise the issuing officer. 8. Compliance. Failure of Reclamation to insist upon strict compliance with an -this permifs terms. conditions, and requirements shall not constitute a r relinquish of Reclamation's right to thereafter enforce any of the p terms, conditions. or requirements. 9. Termination. At the termination of this permit, the Permittee shall immediately give up possession to Reclamation, reserving, however, the rights specified in Paragraph 10. Upon failure to do so, the Permittee shall pay the Government. as liquidated damages, an amount double the rate specified in this GP-76 (Revised 9/91) DUPLICATE ORIGINAL Contract Number: 9-Lm-60-L-4662 UNITED STATES Exhibits Attached:A Term: DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR From: September 15,1999 GREAT PLAINS REGION To: December 31, 2009 Permit Fee: Land Use Fee Waived Successive Fee:IAW 43 CFR Part 429.6 COLORADO-BIG THOMPSON PROJECT (Project/Unit) AMENDMENT FOR SPECIAL USE PERMIT Amendment Number 1 This Amendment is attached to and made a part of the special use permit for the installation of a 2-wav radio system and antenna on the Bureau of Reclamation facilities at Prospect Mountain issued to the Town ofEstes Park on _September 15,1999. is hereby amended as follows: 1. This amended permit shall include an additional antenna on Reclamation's communication tower at Prospect Mountain. The proposed additional antenna cluster would entail: â€¢ three sectors; each sector being 14 lbs, 41.5" x 8.5" x 7.55" â€¢ a temperature range of -40 C to +85 C â€¢ a rated wind velocity of 125 mph â€¢ the ability to be installed directly around the tower to allow flexibility and minimize wind load on the tower . All Special and General Conditions from the attached original permit shall apply to the additional _ntenna and will remain in full force and effect through December 31, 2009. Sign name or names as written in body of permit, for co-partnership, permittees should sign as "members of firm", for corporation, the officer authorized to execute contracts, etc. should sign, with title the sufficiency of such signature being attested by the Secretary, with corporate seal, in lieu of witness. ASSIGN/MANAGING AGENCY PERMrrrEE AGENCY SIGNATURE. SIGNATURE TITLE TITLE SIGNATURE ATTEST ATTEST DATE DATE Approved by Issuing Officer: (Name and Title) Brian Person, Area Manager Signature Date UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR BUREAU OF RECLAMATION RIGHT OF USE APPLICATION FOR PERMIT, LICENSE, OR CONSENT 43 CFR Part 429-PROCEDURE TO PROCESS AND RECOVER THE VALUE OF RIGHTS- OF-USE AND ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS INCURRED IN PERMITTING SUCH USE Part 429.6 (a) "The application does not. have to be in anyparticular form but must be in writing. The application must contain the following information: la) Name and Address of Applicant (include point of contact ie., consultant, etc.): (Please, include telephone/fax numbers, e-mail address, etc.) Contact: Wes Kufeld, Commander, Estes Park Police Department Town of Estes Park, Police Department P.O. Box 1287 Estes Park, CO 80517 Phone: (970) 586-4465 Fax: (970) 586-4496 e-mail: wkufeld(Eestes.org lb) Name and Address of Landowner (only if action involves an easement real property interest held by Reclamation and not fee title interest): N/A 2) Purpose of Permit/Use Requested and project description (waterline, electrical service line, access road, radio site, etc., include quantities, dimensions (length/width, etc.), burial depth, etc.): The Town of Estes currently has a Special Use Permit (No 9-LM-60-L-4662, with a term of September 15, 1999-December 31,2009) that allows the installation of a 2-way radio system in Reclamation's communication building at Prospect Mountain and the placement of an antenna on Reclamation's communication tower at Prosped Mountain. The Town of Estes Police Department would like to amend the Special Use Permit to add an additional antenna on Reclamation's communication tower at Prospect Mountain. The proposed antenna cluster would entail: U " P.Â«,cllit.vistovu, w) )t 4\.y" P.S-7 7.5 vu U \â‚¬- A-jllt-4 â€¢ three sectors; each sector being,Abs, 19.75" x 4.7" x 3" â€¢ a temperature range of -40 C to +85 C --lr â€¢ a rated wind velocity of 125 mph â€¢ a maintain that has the ability to be installed directly around the tower to allow flexibility and minimize wind load on the tower 3) Legal Description of Affected Lands (Township, Range, Section, Legal Subdivision, etc.): NEÂ· 1/4, SW 1/1, NE 91, Section 36, R73W, T5N, 68 PM. 4) Attach survey plat or 7.5 min. topographic quadrangle map (at a minimum) showing proposed alignment (include any permanent landmarks): 5) Reclamation Project/Reservoir, Unit, Canal/Lateral Name, and other names or designations by which the proposed permit site may be located or known: Communication Building, Prospect Mountain, Colorado-Big Thompson Project 6) Justification for facility placement or crossing on the Federal, Bureau of Reclamation (Reclamation) lands. Such encumbrances will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis and will not be allowed for convenience when other more feasible alternative routes exist, even if located on privately owned lands): Prospect Mountain is the highest point within close proximity of Estes Park. Recent studies. have been conducted that indicate the location of Prospect Mountain as the most suitable locale in providing a line of sight with clear transmissions of VHF and cell service. A wireless antenna placed at that location-on Bureau's tower would better provide emergehcy services with a substantial benefit in connectivity to the wireless Automated Dispatch and reporting systems. The Bureau of Reclamations tower would assist in providing the elevation needed to project the - line of sight signal needed to complete the system. Once the antenna is placed on the tower there will be no other need to cross the Bureau's lands other than a case-by-case situation of antenna failure or maintenance. 7) Radio Communications Sites: Provide reason for placement or modification o f existing equipment on Reclamation lands (include estimated increase in service area customers, estimated value of additional service area, etc.: The additional antenna is needed for wireless connectivity to the officers and emergency workers in the filed in the Estes Park area. It will support the town Emergency Services Computer Aided Dispatching Wireless Network. Mail application to: Attn: Tara Moberg, US Bureau of Reclamation Eastern Colorado Area Office (EC-1340) 11056 West County Road 18-E Loveland, Colorado 80537-9711 4 4// A# 4 - /1 A . ~ L or V.IL X Applicant Signaturet (_111 d ~ 1/l/ â‚¬02> ~'â€¢*1 â‚¬'U"' ~ , i Datt.. kIM-1 T (Wtu 3 GP-76 (Revise. 9/91) UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Contract Number: 9-LM-60-L4662 4 GREAT PLAINk BEGION a p,, Ekiibit**hathâ‚¬2 -'Â· ~'NABÂ· 0~ I I ' --ill' I. '-Â·viace Comrab.tÂ·?46'. on-all Exhibits) COLORADO-BIG THOMPSON (ProjEct/Unit) Term: (Not to Exceed 50 Years) From: Seotember.15.1999 SPECIAL USE PERMIT TO: December 31,2009 Permit Fee: S (Administrative) Permittee: (Name and Addre:s) Land Use Fee Waived Town of Estes Prk Successive Fee: $ IAW 43 CFR Part 429.6 P.O. Box 1200 Estes Park, Colorado 80517 P U rp OSe: (Specify use requested: what, quantities, dimensions, etc.) This permit authorizes the Town of Estes Park (Estes) to install a 2-way radio System in Reclamation's communication building at Prospect Mountain and place an antenna on Reclamation's communication tower at Prospect Mountain in accordance with the attached request and information. Des cription of Premises: (Specify legai descriptions of land and maior features such u reservoir, canal, ac.) See anached legal description, Section 30. Township SN. Range 72W. 6th p.In. Reclamation's communication building and towbr are located ott Prospect Mountain in the NE1/4, SW1/4, NE1/4, Section 36, R73% TSN, 6th PM S p e C i a 1 C 0 n d itiOn S: (The permittee must consult with and receive written approval from the issuing officer for any species of plants proposed for planting.) 1. Estes will assume all responsibility for the removal and replacement of any equipment in the event if is damaged or removed to provide for,Reclamation's maintenance of Project facilities. 2. Estes will give Reclamation at least 2 weeks prior notice before beginning work at the site. stes may not allow others to use the site. Only Estes may use the building and tower. stes will get the prior written approval of Reclamation prior to the final placement ofthe radio system in the building and prior to placement ofthe antenna on Reclamation's tower. 5. Estes will obtain permission from the underlying lando#ner for access to the site. 6. If, at any time during the term of this permit, Reclamation determines that equipment installed under this permit is interfering with the operation of Reclamation radio equipment, Reclamation may terminate this permit. If Reclamation determines there is a conflict, Reclamation will notify Estes in writing and request that the problem be corrected. Estes will immediately turn off their equipment and fix the problem prior to turning the equipment on again. 7. If: at any time during the term o f this permit, Reclamation determines that the space provided by this permit is necessary for Reclamation equipment. Reclamation may terminate this permit and ask Estes to remove its equipment. If such a determination is made, Reclamation will give Estes written notice and a reasonable period of time to remove its equipment. 8. If, at the end of the permit period, Estes wishes to renew the permit, Estes will notify Reclamation at least 120 days-prior to the termination date of the permit Sign name or rames as written in body of permit, for co-partnership, perrnittees should sign as "members of frm-, for corporation, the Â°Ycer authorized to execute contracts, etc. should sign, with title the sufficiency of such signature being attested by the Secretary, with corporate seal, in lieu of witness. J ASSIGN/MANAGING AGENCY PEN-YTE*~ O -A-=> b a n AGENCY 1(NAKDJ~. CER [.(.iA>l d VU/Â£00,L SIGNA FTIRE 'ITTLE /14 h-Jor 734/r) UES* 5 Ark_ TITLE SIGN.AmRE â‚¬ vok ,(hktrru ArrEST KrtÂ·EST be-Dub -rbion O.le-r k DATE DATE 8/gia/49 lt La a , n - 1. C -DA,UR,-~ ; Â· kÂ» jr jet.c-1- 00.-4 I q I 131, 1,9 -Â¢ UN.AA.â€¢LA.. CK-. U-* 2, f\ -Approved by IsNing Officer (Name and Title) 4, 0 A. JacR\Garner, P#oJect Manager 9. 1 Datb Finance Copy OVhite) Permittee Copy (Green) Land: C.o;:Â· (YelbÂ·,) Managing Agency Copy (Pink) Issuing Office Copy (Gold) GENERAL CONDITIONS .- 2- fy 6 1- .0 12 62Â· fily te iSE'Je+. pelmits by the Ikites Statds is 'coftraihedÂ· in the Act of Cong.:ss of Jun6 1 7,1902 (32 Stat. 3 88 ) 2621.acts-*ten~at~ry dtre:81>r suople:In:ntary :hereto; ' ME .fely,37:tic-A ID of the Act:fAugast 4,1939 (53 Stat 1196); as amended, bythe Aft of .August ig, 1950 (64.~4*4,633,#43J~.5~C*.*~37).fMid 4i :CFR 429. - . 6 2 2--0 - â‚¬9: 0 This permit isÂ·issuedÂ·as.authorized by Reclamation Law, and subject to all donditions#di'tainEd lareth. 4:~-.. F . -- h ...1 0 32,2 E.: ..1. 1. Payments. All payments shall be made to the issuing office of the permit for the entire time possession is retained. The acceptance of any fee for U.S. Bureau of Reclamation o. or before the date of issue by a postal money liquidated d amages or any other act of administration relating to the continucd order or a check made payable to the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation (Reclamation). tenancy is not to be considered as an approval o f the Permittee's poss,9/ion. 2. Use Limitations. The permitted use: (a) is limited to the purposes and premises herein specified; (b) does not unless specified in the permit grant any 10. Removal of Permittee's Property. Upon the expiration, termination, or rights to water; (c) does not unless provided for in the permit allow restriction of revocation of this permit, if all rental charges and damage claims due the public entry or uses or to rhe area; (d) is subject to existing easements, rights-of- Government have been paid, thd Permittee may removâ‚¬ all structures, machinery, way, or reservations; (e) is subject to the right of Reclamation to grant other or other property from the premises. Upon failure to.remove any of the said permits for the same premises upon a finding by the Issuing Officer that the property within 60 daysbf expiration, terminaion, or revocation, it shall become additional use is compatible with the use permitted herein; and (f) shall not the property of the United States and the Pem itted shall pay the United States for impede Reclamation, it's agents, or assigns from carrying on whatever activities all expenses related to property removal. are necessary. to: (1) protect and maintain the premises, facilities, and adjacent lands administered by the United States and it's agencies and (2) manage all 11.. Transfer of Privileges. This permit ii not transferable. resources located on the premises and other Reclamation lands. 12. Refunds. Atl money paid under this permit shall be retained by the 3. Damages. The United States shall not be responsible for any loss or damage Government If Sectiod 6 (b) (2) is exercised, the fee paid under this permit shall to property arising from the issuance of this permit, including but not limited to be refunded by a prorata share as determined by Reclamation. damages to growing crops. animals, and machinery; or injury to the Permittee or its associates. officers: agents, employees, or any third parties who are on the 13. Official Barred from Participating. No Member of Congress or Resident premises; or for damages or interference caused by natural phenomena To the Commissioner shall participate in any part ofthis contract or to any benefit that extent permitted by law, the Permittee agrees to save the United State or any of may arise from it but this provision shall not pertain to this contract if made with a its assigns or agencies harmless from any and all claims by the Permittee or by corporation for its general benefit third parties for damages or losses that may arise from or be incident to any activity associated with this permit except for damages caused by the negligent or ]4. Nondiscrimination in Employment. The Permittee agrees to be: bound by the wrongful act of a Government employee. equal opportunity clause of Executive Order 11246. 4. Operating Rules and Lkws. The Permittee shall keep the premises in a neat 15. Liability. The permitted activities shall be conducted so as not to interfere derly condition at all times and shall comply with all municipal, county, with the operation, maintenance, and administration of Reclam,tion Projects. Any nd Federal laws, rules, and regulations applicable to their operations under additional repairs, maintenance, or expensE to Reclamation Projects as a result of t nit Also, the Permittee shall take all reasonable precautions to prevent the permitted activities shall be reimbursed to the United States by the Permittee. the escape of fires and to suppress fires and shall render all reasonable assistance The Permittee may review such expenses; however, the Secretary ofthe Interiofs in the suppression of fires. determination ofsuch expense shall be final and binding upon the parties hereto. 5. Responsibility of Permittee. The Permittee, by operating on the premises, 16. Trespass. Any use of the premises not herein prescribed shall be considered a shall be considered to have accepted these premises with all the facilities, trespass. Any violation or trespass on any Reclamation lands by the Permittee shall fixtures, or improvements in their existing condition as of the date of this permit be cause for revocation ofthis permit, in accordance with Section 6. (a). The At the end of the period specified or upon earlier termination, the Permitte: shall Parmittee shall be liable for any damages resulting therefrom and an approximate give up the premises in like condition as when received except for reasonable charge as determined by the issuing officer shall be made to the Permittee. Any wear, tear, or damage occurring without fault or negligence. The Permittee will property constructed in trespass shall be considered property of the United States, fully repay Reclamation for any and all damage, directly or indirectly, resulting and the Permittee shall pay the United States for all expenses related to property from the Permirtee's negligence or failure to use reasonable care. removal. 6. Revocation. (a) Violation: This permit may be revoked on the tenth day 17. Disclosure. In accordance with the Privacy Act of 1974 (PL 93-579), please following written notice to the Permittee upon a finding by Reclamation that the be advised that: (a) Participation is voluntary; however, failure to answer all Permittee has violated any of the terms herein or made use of the premises for questions fully may delay processing of this application or result in denial ofthis purposes nor herein prescribed: Provided; That if said violation or nonprescribed permit; (b) information will be used as a criteria for the issuance of special use use of the premises ceases within 10 days of receipt of notice, the Permittee will permits and for identification of personnel having special use permits on be allowed to maintain occupancy under this permit. Reclamation lands; and (c) in the event there is indicated a violation of a statute, (b) Nonuse and project purposes: This permit may also be revoked with 30 ' regulation, rule, order, or license, whether civil, criminal, or regulatory in nature, days written notice to the Permittee upon a finding by Reclamation that: (1) the the requested information may be transferred to the appropriate Federal, State, or Permittee has failed to use or discontinued use ofthe premises, or (2) the local agency charged with investigation or processing such violations. premises are needed for project purposes. (c) Possession: Upon any such revocation, Reclamati6n, by and through any authorized representative may take possession of said premises for its own and sole use in accordance with Section 10. 7. Cultural Values. Should evidence of historical, archaeological. or paleontoiogical sites be discovered during use ofthe premises, the Permittee immediately shall suspend operations and advise the issuing officer. 8 pliance. Failure of Reclamation to insist upon strict compliance with iis permit's terms: conditions: and requirements shall not constitute a wai . er or relinquish of Reclamation's right to thereafter enforce any of the permit's terms. conditions. or requirements. 9. Termination. At the termination of this permit, the Permittee shall immediately give up possession to Reclamation, resenÂ·ing, however. the rights Specified in Paragraph 10. Upon failure to do so, the Permittee shall pay the Government as liquidated damages, an amount double the rate specified in this TOWN of ESTES PARK Inter-Office Memorandum Feb. 16,2006 TO: Public Safety Committee FROM: Lowell Richardson / Dave Mahany SUBJECT: Budgeted Police Department Vehicle Replacements (G72A & G90B) Background: The 2006 Police Department budget includes $45,000.00 for the replacement of Patrol Vehicle G-72A, 2000 4x4 Jeep Cherokee, 6 years old with 62,000 miles, (Replacement Type 3,60,000 miles or 6 years) and replacement of vehicle G-90B, 1995 Ford Taurus, 11 years old with 73,000 miles (Replacement Type 8, 100,000 miles or 7 years / very high operation costs at this time) Cost/Budget: Cost: â€¢ Spradley Barr Ford - Ft. Collins, Co. 2006 Ford 4x4 Expedition SSV (Special Services Vehicle) G72A BID - 2006 Expedition $24,631.00 G-90B BID - 2006 Expedition $24,631.00 Trade-In G72A $ 6,000.00 Trade-In G-90B $ 1,600.00 Bid Price $18,631.00 Bid Price $23,031.00 â€¢ Burt Arapahoe Ford - Centennial, Co. 2006 Ford 4x4 Expedition SSV (Special Services Vehicle) G72A BID - 2006 Expedition $25,122.96 G-90B BID - 2006 Expedition $25,122.96 Trade-In G72A $ 6,000.00 Trade-In G-90B $ 1,200.00 Bid Price $19,122.96 Bid Price $23,922.96 â€¢ Phil Long Ford - Colorado Springs, Co. 2006 Ford 4x4 Expedition SSV (Special Services Vehicle) G72A BID - 2006 Expedition $25,476.00 G-9013 BID - 2006 Expedition $25,476.00 Trade-In G72A $ 4,800.00 Trade-In G-90B $ 1,000.00 Bid Price $20,676.00 Bid Price $24,476.00 â€¢ Updated Emergency Equipment - Control Module / Strobe Lights / Wig-Wags / Spotlights / etc. (Wireless Adv. Greeley Co...............................$1,855.00 â€¢ Police Stripping (Decals) Signs of Life $ 1,500.00 Budget: $45,000.00 Cost: $45,017.00 Action: Staff recommends: Trading-in G-72A and G-90B and purchasing two new 2006 4x4 Expedition SSV from Spradley Barr Ford for a cost of $41,662.00 / Purchasing updated emergency equipment from Wireless Advanced Communications for a cost of $1,855.00 / vehicle stripping from Signs of Life for a cost of $1,500.00 for a total cost of $45,017.00. ESTES VALLEY VICTIM ADVOCATES, Inc. IA- Ir Annual Report I14Valley The mission of Estes Valley Victim Advocates is to provide crisis intervention, advocacy, supportive services and prevention and education against violence within the community. ..... in 2006, we will add safehousing to our mission. ESTES VALLEY VION ADVOCATES, INC BOARD OF DIRECrORS January 2006 CHAIR Charles Levine Information Systems Mgmt Ret. Start date 3-03 VICE CHAIR Betty Meyer Social Worker Ret. Start date 3-03 SECRETARY II. Nelson Architect/Designer Start date 3-03 FINANCE CHAIR David Hemphill Accountant Start date 6-99 BOARD MEMBERS James Kenney Police Detective Start date 04-00 Cathy Homeier Business Owner Start date 03-04 Lisa King Marketing Specialist Start date 8-/01 Kate Harding MSW - Drug & Alcohol Specialist Start date 10/05 Tim Schiller Builder/Contractor Start date 03/05 Linda Wagner Business Owner Start date 08/05 EVVA EXECUTIVE DIRECrOR Mary Mesropian TRUSTEES Frank Shavlik 577-9598 Judy Nystrom 586-5053 Judy Lamy 586-3334 2 Brief Program Description: Estes Valley Victim Advocates, Inc. provides advocacy to victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, staking, other crimes and trauma. An advocate supports victims through the immediate crisis, medical exams, law enforcement interviews and the court process. Advocates provide information on victim's rights, the cycle of violence, victim's compensation, protection orders and the legal process as well as make referrals to safehousing. The director coordinates the advocate program by recruiting, training, supervising, scheduling and evaluating victim advocates. A counselor is available to provide short-term (3-6 months) individual counseling and support groups to assist victims in recovering from the trauma of the incident. All services provided by Estes Valley Victim Advocates are confidential and free of charge. Many o f our clients would not receive services if they were required to pay due to their financial situations. History: Estes Valley Victim Advocates has been supporting the community of Estes Park and the surrounding Estes Valley area since 1988. In 1988, the Victim Assistance Program of the Estes Park Police Department was created as a volunteer component to tile police department. There was no actual director or coordinator. In 1989, responding to a growing need in the area of domestic violence, volunteers sought and obtained cooperation and assistance from a Loveland, Colorado non-profit agency, Alternatives for Battered Women, Inc. Volunteer advocates were recruited, interviewed and trained and a group of eight advocates began working in March 1989 under the aegis of Alternatives for Battered Women. A year later this group of advocates was strong enough to stand-alone and parted company from the Loveland agency, by then renamed, Alternatives to Violence. A volunteer director coordinated the program from her home. In 1994, the Town of Estes Park provided $5,000, office space, phones, advocate pagers and all materials needed to run an office. The program director sought grant money for her salary. The Victim Assistance program operated under the direction of the Estes Park Police f 3 Department, headed by a program director until 1997, when the program became incorporated. Today, an Executive Director is responsible for the day-to-day workings of the agency, fund raising and grant writing as well as coordination of all volunteer advocate activities including recruitment, training, supervision and scheduling. A 20 hour-per-week Counselor was hired in January, 2000 to work with victims and their children and a 20 hour-per-week office assistant was hired in March 2001 to support the Executive Director. Year in Review: Estes Valley Victim Advocates has had an exciting year. We have moved and adjusted our programs accordingly. We are now able to offer individual counseling and larger support groups in a completely confidential manner as well as create new educational programs for children, teens and adults in our community. In 2005, Estes Valley Victim Advocates served 255 men, women and children with 1,402 total contacts. These clients were victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, assault, survivors of unattended death and suicides and other crimes and non crimes. Ten volunteer advocates and three staff members were available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. ~ In 2005 our operating budget was just over $100,000. Estes Valley Victim Advocates was generously funded through the Town of Estes Park, Larimer County Victim Assistance and Law turn,d * Enforcement Board, Colorado Domestic Abuse Assistance Program and Federal Family Violence Prevention and Services Act, Victims of Crime Act, S.T.O.P. Violence Against Women Act, United Way of Larimer County and local community foundations (Rotary Club, Lion's Club and Estes Valley Community Foundation). 4 United 1 Way~ The community of Estes Valley was generous in 2005 despite responding generously to the devastation caused by the worst hurricane year on record as well as the tsunami at the tail end of 2004. We appreciate how our community continues to support us through private donations, fundraisers and an annual fundraising letter. Continuing Objectives: Local law enforcement, Estes Park Medical Center, Rocky Mountain National Park or other referral sources page victim advocates and advocates then provide services at the most appropriate safe location. After the services are provided to the victim and (s)he has been informed of victims' rights and victims' compensation, the victim advocate submits a written report for statistical information. If an arrest has been made, a report is sent to the District Attorney's Office to use in considering bail conditions. A Court Advocate will attend court with the victim if requested. There are three areas of advocate assessment: Safety. Options and Stability. These questions are on every advocate case sheet and advocates must answer these questions on every call: Is victim(s) physically safe? (Not in immediate danger.) Victim knows options and rights and knows what to do next? Is the situation stabilized? This includes emotional stability as well as their ability to take care of their own and their children's immediate needs. All victims are offered individual counseling and support groups. Assessments are completed by program participants in the form of victim assessment needs questionnaires. This year our program has been focusing on removing the blame from the victim and helping them see it is not their fault. After attending approximately six sessions of counseling, ten out of ten people answered that they strongly disagreed with the statement, "I feel like I am responsible for what happened to me." Another positive note was that 100% of our clients responded that they would definitely contact us if they were ever in need of our services again. The results of the survey were very positive and support c the course that our program is following. We collaborate with Crossroads Safehouse in 5 Fort Collins and Alternatives to Violence in Loveland to keep our measurement tools appropriate and current. Innovative Actions: â€¢ The focus of our middle school girls' group is on ~ ~~ ~ education around dating safety, i.e., dating abuse, /,Ii , 4 In- 16 date rape, stalking, bullying and harassment, ITIB--' *1 4 1 bystander intervention and violence prevention. ~i * i â€¢ A "Movie Night" was held in October. 17 middle ~ 1'*. h .Ilit :...$. . school girls watched a movie on advertisings' images I /1 L.-A ...ad~~ of women and ate pizza. â€¢ A "second stage" 6-week writing group was successful this fall and another one is being planned for spring. This group is for victims who have been out of a violent relationship for over a year, have recovered from a sexual assault or victimization of any crime and have progressed to a certain point in their healing process. Unexpected Problems: Our counselor, who has been on staff for over two years and is also an attorney, gave notice in December. Fortunately she will remain with our team as an advocate as well as offer greatly needed pro-bono legal work for our clients. Although we will miss our counselor, every cloud has a silver lining ..... A new bilingual counselor has been hired and began working February 6,2006. In the past two years we have worked hard to outreach to Latino victims. Even though there is a large and growing Latino population in Estes Park, until this time we have not been able to maintain a separate Spanish Speaking Outreach Program or offer Spanish Speaking Advocates. We are happy to report that 2006 brought not only a bilingual counselor but a bilingual advocate as well. 6 Future Objectives: We will continue our 24 hour/7 days per week victim advocacy services with the objective of continuing to have highly trained volunteer advocates delivering quality care, information and referrals to victims as well as supportive services, i.e., individual counseling and support groups. Education to the community and in our schools on the issues of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault and date rape are a top priority. Due to an increasing need for safe shelter for battered women and their children in the Estes Valley we will open a shelter in 2006. The Estes Valley Victim Advocates' Board of Directors has voted to offer safehousing to victims of domestic violence and their children in an undisclosed location. The location is secured but we must raise funds to purchase the building. A capitol campaign will begin in May 2006 with a kick-off concert, "Gimme Shelter". Committees have been formed to look at security, ADA compliance, policies and procedures, programming and staffing. This will be an exciting year of planning and preparation and the opening of a shelter with the goal of increased safety for victims in the Estes Valley area. 7 There's always a way to find the time, and if the mission is right, the A. money will be there. The issue is to W have the heart and -f the courage to move ahead, to have the courage to take one step forward and know 4 that will open up doors .... - Greg Anderson 8 41 ESTES VALLEY VICTIM ADVOCATES, INC. INCIDENT REPORT OVERVIEW JANUARY-DECEMBER 2005 INCIDENT FIRST CONT. PHONE TOTAL CONTACT CONTACT CONTACT CONTACTS Domestic Abuse 66 women 16 255 375 29 children 9 men Sexual Assault 7 0 6 13 Assault/Stalking 16 3 4 23 Death 35 2 1 38 Other Crime 12 2 6 20 Other Non-Crime 5 0 0 5 Counseling and 76 661 191 928 Group Counseling TOTALS 255 684 463 1402 Total Advocate Hours: 650 1 MUNICIPAL COURT - TOWN OF ESTES PARK 2005 2005 2004 Month New Cases Receipts Receipts January 24 $1,025 $ 982 February 33 2,393 741 March 27 1,750 900 April 19 1,437 1,222 May 18 1,020 810 June 26 1,657 1,170 July 22 1,454 1,434 August 38 2,362 2,422 September 26 2,072 1,531 October 41 2,097 1,861 November 29 1,983 2,073 December 18 1,512 3,062 TOTAL ~ $20.762 $18.208 tr) en Or-Ohmt-Nâ‚¬Nt-er,NM â‚¬9 1 Ir, er; 01 tr; â€¢rh Q h Ch 00 - h 6,3 09,(mqu-trn.â‚¬901'1.2 -N----â€¢-INNOI--N 83 0 * *Hent-c,oÂ©wrvoow-C,00=1 Z;E~ Men /1 _-Moler,â‚¬94-â‚¬9-M A .. _N_Ofte'l--MN 01 + 0 04 L h co N co U h U N *99 00 1 0 01 - - 1 9, M 00. C. c. 06 aeR 01 1.. Cli=00== - - IN--Cler}- ~~~trvar,#011-1-t-MNE-0029 =~ U= - - - - + 04 1 M N " 71 CN N M O .- A Men 1 0 Ch O 16 h V M OO CN 92 (A .* Â© 0 66 /9 -COC!,90-=1191Q ~000,00~0009/t-rn-BM U M N A Ir; CA M 00 4- MenoÂ©00Â©0~49 h C'ChOO M - 0 91Â· M (9 00 01 91' 0 895 =0199'hol.09.1.Eqcle,C MU - - en N N 01 - en 01 en W - N %*5009:Roornworr,grt--2 *~ 91-en ~091- 1691- 91- Oot- 91Â· 91- enÂ¥ g*~Cm===U===r==S 40 40 h 1 0 N 00 4- en 4- 1- 0 M . . . . . . a A MU er;'Col--Cl-enâ‚¬Â·4â‚¬9-NN =ME.MU.-ONWOMOOW-m g;26 Men'r,=rer,â€¢r, Moo h=rentr;g 64 64 6.6.-8, bubl.11.*.11.1 < FA 8 2 05-ZC ** Month 2002 2003 2003 2004 2005 Receipts Receipts 80 TIVIO.1 MUNICIPAL COURT - TOWN OF ESTES PARK OMPARISON REPORT *O~7'g~ Surcharge of $20 began in 2003 Â£OOE U! Imiloq @01}Snf @Allulols@PI TOWN OF ESTES PARK MUNICIPAL COURT 2005 PARKING TICKET REPORT Paid Tickets - Monthly MID January $ 10 February 0 March 0 April 0 Mai 10 20 June 570 590 July 920 1,510 August 1,505 3,015 September 695 3,710 October 410 4,120 November 10 4,130 December 10 4,140 TOWN OF ESTES PARK MUNICIPAL COURT PARKING TICKET REVENUE COMPARISON 2005.... .............. $4,140 2004.. ................ 2,730 2003 .................. 3,860 2002. ................. 3,578 2001 .................. 405 2000... ............... 3,245 1999 .................. 2,970 E .- -3 (0 U) -0 $!! Eeg C E < #Â§31%4~5%1Â§>~ 200 m 9*fâ‚¬ 22 2 (,4 o Cl m*Â§@5% %11<E *81%.E >(\IN couEEE<<â‚¬242 Crime Statistics Estes Park Police Department Workbook: EPPD Crime Stats Prepared by: Cherie Bartram Purpose: To provide accurate account of police activity for EPPD Data Source(s): Data provided by Tiburon CAD/RMS and NIBRS annual reporting data Comparison all CAD incidents Crime Trends Violations Cases assigned sedA eoueJeeD aseo u n Clearance Rate uospeduloo }selle ew seseo rhlleliueAnrmn suouelol Date: 1-Jan-06 elea uoilepiA Ja41O Data Presented: M 00 (0 0 0 N 0 9002 t'OOZ Cooz Zooz 9991.1, 0Â£61.1. 906Â£1. ZgzzlÂ· aVO adda Ilv Jee* 10& lejol-+- Yearly Comparison All EPPD CAD incidents 20000 -* 18000 16000 14000 12000 10000 0008 0009 ----000* 0001 incidents 0 -06 \ -- \ %4 / / 32 O 0 0 0 LO 0 0 Sexual Assai ", Weapons Violations / 1 Robbery Assault Fraud Burglary #841-Xuaoiel â€¢ Ual.~j olng , eweizzequ.13 â€¢ AjeIBing x - pnejj %ZL 5% bery Assault 17% Kidnappin / Abduction Counterfeiting/Forgery JUGLUGIZZeqll]3 A ..4- 46 -4 m 0 (D t 0 E U) m r &-2 m m 0 0 0 lo g N saulpo Jo JequlnN 900Z *001 Â£0oz Zooz LOOZ 00oz 450 419 2000-2005 Serious Crime Trend 350 340 Year 348 Reporting Sys~:LT' RS ). To include oju! Ile, 40!4M sew!.,0 sjoel,el 0943 s!41 ejeo eulpo snopes 841 - 091. peses jueppul 0!leN pue ejeiS 041 401 400 374 300 -- OOL -- 09 0 <D N 4 3 10 --1 00 u W N 0 sjinessv io JequinN 900Z *001 Â£0oz Zooz 1.001 00oz Sexual Assaults 12 10 sunssv ienxes // 4- 1 4,- 004 1Â£. 446_ % .7 f ete <3- 4%/491 19 990./ ~'f927~/, 42Â«09% U) 4 .9, C O 4 -- % 46 m -- las, =4*. 6 /6 q e - ----i & % 90 1.45 0 /4,1 + %. 1447 4 -0 /4 /1, %4. .3,61 '90 40 20 â‚¬ 9/ 4 ----- / 9% 10 e 4â€¢ /7 1% LA<04% Lt 4/ e /90, 44 .0 0 '4 SJeqU,n N Uodekl LOOZ._..90 qlo 9001 *001-114- Â£001- w/Report Numbers taken from C D "Other" Criminal V 2003 - 2005 Crimes 400 350 11 1 300 1 1 1 1 , !:1 250 200 150 100 < 09 -0 0-0 *O e m Property Crimes Sell.I!Jj SUOS]ed â€¢ pnel 3 m sogoojeN m %99 38410 I Investigations Cases Assigned 2004-2001 %ZZ E Tr. : 1 Li Â· ~ Â»'95::3:gr-Z#:Â»"Me~ ' 1/9. la./. . 71%. ~q~i:*a:.:i r:WA2.1 :.!,@7 . ..1 I-- f 1 L---Ii""Illilill""""Ill'"ilili""I, 1 0 Sall,133 SUOSJed â€¢ - 08 160 10 Cases Assigned 140 1 Cleared by Arrest O Exceptionally Cleared Lack of Prosecution 120 OUnfounded 1 I Inactivated Lack of Leads 1 0 Felony Filings linessv lenxes O saw!0 XUadoid l seseo pnekll Ot' seseo soijoojeN O I slueploul 33410 Il houe&v Jewlo isissv ' i _ LOOZ 1001 Â£001 *003 Investigations Case Clearance Types 2004-2001 100 09 - 01 peu6!ssv seseo m pejeelo Seses I %89 Investigations Case Clearance Rate 2004-2001 37% - 94 1 1 r ..16* - ~F r m .e CD 2 00000000 Â®LOOLOOLOOLD 5 (9 (9 C\I C\1 ,- r- a, > sise.liv Jo JequlnN All Arrests Includes both representation of Adult Juveniles and and Juvenile arrests Comparison 2001 - 2005 Adults 253 2220- 225-1 9001 *001 â‚¬001 1003 LOOZ sieaA 326 past 5 years. 0 .V 0./ ev (9 L -1 0 0.4 â‚¬-, . .,Â·nyÂ·w'; ' . - 1744= 0 N 3 â„¢ 00 0 Slsenv JO JeqUInN Adult Juvenile Arrest Comparison 8LZ Sisellv Unpv[Il 801. S~Senv el!ueAnr â€¢1 LOOZ 300 250 -- --- 200 150 OOL E / -09 . 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 . 21Â»jc: .... 1Â«11 41 4 9001 kOOE Â£001 ~ ZOOE I LOOE 0001 Â£Â£ Â£* 69 901, L9 siseJJÂ¥ el!.U@Anfi Juvenile Arrests â‚¬-, M 1. U, Cl N 1 . , a Al 0 1 1 Ell 2003 - 2005 Adult/Juvenile Arrests - RJ Cases 250 -- 9002 1,001 Â£0oz 012 ' 1.91. Slseliv il n PV D seseo Al u 69 Sisellv ellueAnr m 200 Restorative 150-- 100 - 09 Some of the 33 juvenile arrests in referred back to 2005 were Justice through the courts. Cl m N =r o ANG ..71 2 0 g 1 . N N h r. 0 C) A C C C M suo!1210!A Jo JequinN 7, SOOZ *001 Â£001 1.003/2..,40 q13 - 8Z ZZ SuouluinSE] Traffic Violations Year 800 700 600 500 400 00Â£ ooz OOL ----- jUDIUSSesse }le ad [3 k 9- E NO) O(900003=00 01.009-91- N CO 00 CD = 00 00 A CO NO O IN O N N = DO O = r- 1.0 0 03 T F N r- m cO (D .- If) r- 000 000 o Ir) O AN 03 1*-00 Co co 03 W 00 00 00 0 N r CO N N r N r 0 =11 r-ON CO (NI r co 00 0 OCNIOLONCONOO 03 9- LO LD O N T O O N r M N 91- r N r- h 91- Er-OLON 22 r- 09 r- C.\1 00 r-- J 2 C) o CD o =1- * 00 co N O =1- 00 0 r LO C) 1.0 (\1 00 ID O LO LD M 91- I- r- M O â€ž CO 00 91- Al N 01 0.1 O 0 r Â© 00 3 00 1 09 - C) co Â© 00 03 momm r * cO l- N u ON m N M If) ,- 03 N N 5%2 ECO ng Z B 1% 2 -0 4 0 -0 0 6!: 6 - 2 C J . S 3 2 2. 5 < 2 0 E 0 -8 2 2 _ A I Y 2 *28-8Â§ 0 4) < 0 2 E 00.>25 1-51 U E mozombmEEP-@20 0 -1 I 0 Of < DO .j < LU LE 2- 0 0 *0,9 22-3 This worksheet is tallied based on the law violations listed only and is not a true crimes. 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This vehicle is equipped as an emergency response vehicle for the Fire Department. Cost/Budget: Cost: I Spradley Barr Ford - Ft. Collins, Co. 2006 Ford 4x4 Expedition SSV (Special Services Vehicle)........................$25,055.00 Trade-in: Truck G-57 1990 4x4 Jeep Cherokee.................................................................$ 1,200.00 Bid Price: $ 23,855.00 â€¢ Burt Arapahoe Ford - Centennial, Co. 2006 Ford4x4 Expedition SSV (Special Services Vehicle)........................$25,546.96 Trade-in: Truck G-57 1990 4x4 Jeep Cherokee... ........$ 1,000.00 Bid Price: $ 24,546.96 â€¢ Phil Long Ford - Colorado Springs, Co. 2006 Ford 4x4 Expedition SSV (Special Services Vehicle) ......................$25,900.00 Trade-in: Truck G-57 1990 4x4 Jeep Cherokee... .........$ 1,000.00 Bid Price: $ 24,900.00 ***************** â€¢ Updated Emergency Equipment - Control Console / Control Module / Overhead lights / Strobe Lights / Wig-Wags / Spotlight / etc. (Wireless Adv. Greeley Co.)............................................................ $5,485.00 â€¢ GPS Location System...(Spradley Barr Ford).......................................$2,500.00 â€¢ Fire Department Stripping (Decals) (Signs of Life) ..................................$ 750.00 Budget $35,000.00 Cost: $32,590.00 Action: Staff recommends: Trading-in G-57, 1990 4x4 Jeep Cherokee and purchasing a new 2006 4x4 Expedition SSV from Spradley Barr Ford for a cost of $23,855.00 / Purchasing updated emergency equipment from Wireless Advanced Communications for a cost of $5,485.00 / purchasing a GPS Location System from Spradley Barr Ford for a cost of $2,500.00 / vehicle stripping from Signs of Life for a cost of $750.00, for a total cost of $32,590.00.