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Home My WebLink AboutPACKET Light and Power 1994-09-08AGENDA Light and Power Committee September 8, 1994 8:00 a.m., Board Room 1. Discussion of Cable Systems Inc. Permit Fee o Dick Pratt 2. Proposed Hunting Ban on Town Property 3. Proposed Rebate Program Electric Thermal Storage Heaters 4. Reports A. Financial Report i B. 1994 Capital Projects o Highway 7 Circuit Tie o Scott Ave. Circuit Tie o Highway 34 Rebuild C. Project Updates D. Platte River Power Authority NOTE: The Light and Power Committee reserves the right to consider other appropriate items not available at the time the agenda was prepared. ). f .l Al,- TOWN OF ESTES PARK 4 44**f Gary F. Klaphake \ Town Administrator 24* ,7.42 4 .1/11#5676:./ '.7 + ./. . -. , P 1 P . 70* S /4 4.-1 - -16. - ... 'h: ./.(P# ., : /1 *&Â£~@kt~6#&Â© <ZIL>-TS~Â·-, ~142>* ,~~;~~~1Â·- i ..,1,12%304*GME,0#*=.4/. / V /- / 1 1 4Â·Yf.. Estes Park, Colorado 80517 August 25, 1994 A.-3 TO: All Town Employees FROM: Gary Klaphake ~7 â€¢ *4- 0 Town Administrator RE: NO HUNTING AT FISH HATCHERY/OLD HYDRO POWER PLANT SITE : Based on complaints from the neighborhood about hunting problems on the above-stated site and proximity of the site to the RMNP campground, the Town will post the site as NO HUNTING, effective this date. This is a temporary hunting ban pending review by the Light and Power Committee. Thank you for your cooperation. CC: LIGHT & POWER COMMITTEE 1 j 2-1 t) ' ) 11, I 1 'f\(/ 1â€žIâ€ž,ihnni, fllt) :Uth-3.111 69 , 8/29/94 To L&P Committee : Subject: Hunting ban on Town property I have read the memo regarding the closure to hunting on the L&P property at the fish hatchery. Open space in the Estes Valley is becoming an ever shrinking commodity. Over the last several years meetings have been held with the Colorado Division of Wildlife & the Estes Valley Improvement Association. These meetings addressed the problem of excessive wildlife & the damage they cause in the valley. I have attended the last two meetings. The results were negative because the people that complained had no solutions. They did not want the wildlife damage but they also did not want any hunting. The D.O.W. in the past has encourged private land owners to allow hunting on their property. The Town has a unique opportunity to earn kudos from the D.O.W. & the hunting population of the Estes Valley. While I agree that uncontrolled hunting is neither safe nor wanted, a controlled situation would be beneficial to the Town, National Park,the hunting public & the wildlife herds. The close proximity of this land to homes & the National Park would dictate, to me, that rifles, handguns & muzzle- loaders would be prohibited. Archery on the other hand could safely be carried out. The average archer is not proficent beyond 30-35 yards. Archery is truely hunting I at its best as extremely close range is required. I would recommend that the area be posted HUNTING BY PERMISSION ONLY, ARCHERY ONLY. I volunteer my personal time to implement a permit system that would be acceptable to the Town. I hope the Town pursues a progressive attitude on this subject. If this type of system fails the Town can implement the ban with a stroke of a pen. Please give this a chance to succeed. 1 /' 2-2 . S TOWN OF ESTES PARK September 7, 1994 OFFICE MEMORANDUM TO: Light and Power Committee FROM: Richard E. Matzke~EnÂ»- SUBJECT: Proposed Rebate Program Electric Thermal Storage Heaters Since the introduction of our time of day energy rates at the beginning of the year, seventeen customers have purchased and installed or will soon complete installation of 138.6 kW of electric thermal storage heat. Each kW of demand that coincides with the Platte River seasonal peak costs the Light and Power Department $64.68 over the six month season. If we make the conservative assumption that each kw of thermal storage heat displaces one half that amount in existing electric baseboard heat, then each kW of thermal storage heat operating during the Platte River peak saves the Light and Power Department $32.34 each year. A rebate of $15 per kW of installed electric thermal storage heat would roughly split this savings with the customer during the first year. This rebate would approximate 10% of the purchase cost of the heater. The Light and Power Department included $6,000 in the 1994 budget for a rebate program in the energy efficiency line item. The Light and Power Department proposes that we begin with a limited rebate program of $15 per kW up to a total of $4,000 in 1994 offered on a first come, first served basis. This would be a one time only rebate for each heater installed and the customer would make application for the rebate after the heater is installed and operating. If all of the above seventeen customers applied for rebates under the proposed program, the total rebates paid out would be $2,079, or about one half of the proposed total for 1994. REM 3-1 STEFFES ETS, INC. Presents Electric Thernial Flim'nne Hemers i\/1:7 de in A,i,r,ric:i. 4 1 â‚¬,râ„¢ lili ; il-: *jil.: Mt'% i kil'.Â· , 111 111 J ir- 1 2 ID ..1 IL i (iM |51!r f 1-I, .1' -t.4.4 , 262 x 6 'll 'It $ 11, -1 -L 71Â· f 'bL '1'i .''rh -' ij- p q 1/1.,fl . i ,- 1,1 I i 'gil t.ht i 6 i F i 41 11. i !: L. j . /: 1 i.â€¢ '11: 1,/ 1 , 1 $' '' IN 4 1 ) :ri /1 I , g 141 1 , r , t f li ./21 tli/4 1,12~4 .1 1 f : 4 <:1ii + i 1 1. 1 /3 1 0 - )7 4. ' '. 1141 I HIC ! LY- a. 1 - : --0 4 :. i. , . - Â· .: fl? !1 ./f (:J'.. 1 .... 7- 4% 1 1 1, dth. 4- *1* 42.1 141, â€¢ : w t k !0 4 'r 0 :" 4 M. I Ult t. 1.C *fil.WI % . . .. :'" PÂ·'~~''U., ,+01 j'RES.; Â·~Â·Jij/:t,~ . 4., v. t.Â·.':'*~74('~j~'Â· ..... li. i 41 911 1 . Â· "+ 1 ~dr, :, , # 47 ' '' u U. la. 40., . I.W: .Â·-5Â·Â·Â·' 9. . r 4 i Vitr,44.%; 4 1Â· 8. p 1,4 - 6Â¢Fa ALÂ· - ./4-. P ; f_,i. 19' ~.L, ""rf~ki - .Â·3k-2, What is Electric Thermal Storage Heating? Electric thermal storage heating is a clean. safe. conifortable and reliable method of heating your home or office. Tliis heating choice is growing in popuhuity in America because it is 100% efficient and provides consumers with considerable savings in healing costs. These savings are realized by taking advantage of off-peak electric rates offered by electric utilities. These off-peak hours are the times during the day when a utility has a surplus of available electricity. Because of this surplus, the utility charges lower rates for elechicity used during that time. Electric thermal storage heaters convert electricity into heat during these off-peak hours and stores that heat in speciaHy designed high density ceramic bricks capable of storing vast amounts of heat for extended periods of time. During the day, as a room thermostat calls for heat, fans in the heater circulate the stored heat evenly and quietly throughout the rOOIll. Safety and efficiency are built into every The Steffes ETS Heater Steffes ETS unit .0 171 Ic,rt State of the art Radiant and convection heating combine insulation. No start- to provide even, cozy warmth when and - - up odors. where you desire it. When coming in Contemporary design steel /~ Iligh density froin the biting cold yoit get that nice ---/ ceramic bricks. -warm to the 1,(me" feeling with a Sleffes cabinet with -- BJ 1 Illillillillillill:;652*affirillil,2......\\ baked enamel st o rage heater in the room. finish. --~-<25,41,1\ Efficiency Space-age '1'he Steffes ETS is 1(1(1% efficient. 1.. I.in' 392 imiri insulation Superior cabinet insulation retains stored panels front heat longer to be released by ther- Low watt density ----Fr INEdi ~tfs~~ and rear. mostatically controlled fans as the room heating element i ~-7 c reqi,ires. S : 1 fe t V for long element 1.. . 1.14. life. Al| Stelles El'S heaters have quality 1 -1.) mounting brackets, providing positive stability and correct heater-to-wall Manual charge 14!)acillg. -__â€¢000â€¢,fo~ control - Ease (,1 inslallation - .A/,*0.-d adjustment. All internal wiring is factory installed, reducing installation time and costs. Easy access to all . 0 7-- -1.Al Installation I'le:Irance serviceable -_.._.~ fans circulate room air - The 1%8 inch wall cle;trance is components. h~ ~ 2~ ~ through heater core. automaticalLy set by the waH mounting Bi-metallically controlled bracket. If recessing into the wall, book damper mixes room air with shelf, china lititch or other cabinets, leave heated air to :whirve optimum 0 2 inch (Â·trarance on ench side of the discharge air temperature. heater, a 1 inch clearance on top of 44410*k' 071*71, Electric Thermal heater, and leave the front of heater exposed to the room. Â»9'q*in# Storage Ileating 4 131.1,10.t Serviceal,ilily 1-VV I -Vj. <4.49 h 1 Outdoor scÂ·,Hor monitors out- 1 1]caling clements can be removed from side air temperature. the imit without disturbing either the 2 Control panel automatically bricks or insulation. lo adjusts heaterchargelevelac- /]140 1 corclingly for optimitin com- Acress to all (4(74rical and nwchanical fort and encrgy savings. parts iN posNible through [ront air 3 Utility meter records off-peak discharge grille opening. power usage. Versatility 4 Individual room thermostats IIeaters from 2.4 to 7.2 kilowatts are regulate temperature in each available to fit into all sizing area of the home requirements (Numbers 1 and 2 are, op- tional) IIeater charge level Contemporary design may be manually controlled Baked Cilamel earth-tone colors comple- LISTED bv the consumer, menl Ilw cleau cabinet design to fit with PAT. #6042081 Ileater Specilications any d ec{)r. Warraiity Price lienter Power Heating Fan Nulnlier 1.51'ller| r Element Lenglh i lei 21,1 Depth of Uright Ihree years limited parts warranty. of Model Rnling Voltner (VA(-1 Flri' kâ€¢ (1.h'.3 Volt:ler licater* No. (kW) (VAC) For More Information Contact: 240 std., 21090 , $562 212S 2.4 208, & 277 115 opt. 22" 27 1/, 9%" 18 255 TOWN of ESTES PARK opt. Light and Power Department 240,id. 2lt) s,d, $679 312S 3.6 208, & 277 30Â· 27 71 9 '/." 27 365 Mike Mangelsen 115 op/. Opt. 240 sid., Phone: 303-586-5331 210 qld. 16 480 OR $801 412S 4.8 208, & 277 ]R 11'I,Â·' 9 '/," !15 opt. â‚¬,1,!+ 240 std , IIA!~111.'1'ON ASSOCIATES, INC. $934 312S 6 208.& 277 230 sid., 46" 27'/2 9 V 45 592 115 ort. 5160 Parfet Street, Unit B-2 opt. Wheat Ridge, CO 80033 240 st,1. 210,9. 7{)6 $1052 612S 72 277 op!. It 5 /1,1. 51" 11 'li 9 7." 5,1 Jolin Schmidt or Clarence Crosby Phone: 303-940-0629 *Add $50 for each time clock and $15 for each thermostat. 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