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Home My WebLink AboutPACKET Light and Power Committee 2002-01-104 TOWN OF ESTES PARK Light and Power Committee AGENDA January 10, 2002 8:00 a.m., Board Room 1. Light and Power Department Policy and Procedure Manual Â° Line Extension Policy Amendments 2. Black Canyon Loop Trenching Contract Â° Approve Change Order Request 3. Reports A. Platte River Power Authority B. Financial Report C. Project Updates NOTE: The Light and Power Committee reserves the right to consider other appropriate items not available at the time the agenda was prepared. REM Prepared 1/6/2002 TOWN OF ESTES PARK Office Memorandum To: The Honorable Mayor Baudek and Board of Trustees From: Richard E. Matzk e~~66.- Date: January 8,2002 Re: Light and Power Policy and Procedure Manual Line Extension Policy Five Year Contract Changes BACKGROUND: The Light and Power Department has traditionally made available a five year line extension contract for residential services where the cost per service connection will exceed $500. The contract provides a credit of 20% of the customer's annual electric cost for each year o f the contract up to the contract amount. The contract also provides for a prorated refund of a portion of the contract amount if a portion of the extension is used to serve other customers during the contract period. The Light and Power Department would like to make a five year contract available for commercial extensions under the following conditions: 1. Extension cost must exceed $1000 per connection 2. Instead of prorated refund, new connections would be included in the 20% annual credit. 3. Total credit will not exceed original contract amount. The Light and Power Department would like to make a five year contract available for service upgrades under the same conditions except that the 20% credit would be determined by subtracting the base electrical cost from the electric cost each year of the contract. The base electric cost would be the total electric costs on the existing service the twelve months immediately preceding the contract date. On the following pages are the revisions to the Light and Power Department Policy and Procedure Manual reflecting the proposed changes. BUDGET/COST: There have been a total of 31 commercial line extensions exceeding $1,000 since January 1997. This would have been an average impact to electric revenues of $27,175 per year during that period. RECOMMENDATION: The Light and Power Department requests consideration of the Five Year Contract Plan in the Policy and Procedure Manual as proposed. REM 1-1 Service Extension; Five Year Contract (a) The Five Year Contract Plan is a construction deposit, applicable to all line extensions for residential services where the cost of the construction per service connection will exceed five hundred dollars ($500.00), where service capacity is available for extensions of the Department's established electric distribution system. where the use of energy is indeterminate or seasonal. The five vear contract plan is also available to line extensions for commercial service where the cost of construction per service connection will exceed $1000. (b) The applicant will agree: (1) To use the electric service requested and to pay the Town for service in accordance with the schedule of rates under the applicable rules and regulations; (2) To pay the Town at the time of executing the extension contract a cash fund to be known as an "advance in aid of construction" iii an amount equal to one hundred percent (100%) of the extension cost, including meters, transformers and protective equipment allocated to the applicant; (3) To advise the Town in writing of any proposed assignment of the extension contract, giving the name and address of the assignee, and to obtain the Town's approval before assignment is made; (4) To waive all right to further rebate of the construction deposit balance which may remain unrefunded after the extension is declared "closed" by the Town; and (5) To execute the Town's right-of-way agreement granting, free of charge to the Town, such rights-of-way across the applicant's premises as may be required for poles, anchors and other construction work necessary for rendering the service requested. (c) The Town will agree: (1) Upon acceptance of the extension contract by an authorized agent of the Town, to construct the required electric line facilities with reasonable promptness, to furnish the necessary meters, transformers and protective equipment, and to take title to the entire investment; (2) To notify the applicant when service is available and supply the service requested under the rate schedule applicable. (d) Disposition of the construction deposit shall be as follows: 1-2 (1) Refund of a portion or all of the applicant's construction deposit will be made for a period not exceeding five (5) years from date of service, on the following basis: twenty percent (20%) of the amount paid annually by the applicant for electric service from . the extension will be set up as a credit to the applicanfs account following each subsequent anniversary dabe of the contract and (2) The total credit to the applicant shall not exceed the total amount of the construction deposit (e) Service to New Customers from Original Extension (1) In the event the Town furnishes electric service to new residential customers utilizing any porti â€ž................................ on of a residential extension, during the term of the contract the Town will reimburse the customer a prorated amount of the original contract amount for the portion of this extension utilized to service additional customers. The original contract amount will be reduced by the amount of the reimbursement (2) In the event the Town furnishes electric service to new customers utilizing any portion of a commercial extension during the term of the contract the Town will include the billing for the new account with the billing for the existing account(s) when determining the 20% annual credit For commercial accounts, the Town would not reimburse a prorated amount of the original contract. 00 Service Upgrades When an existing customer performs a service upgrade that requires construction that meets the criteria for the Five Year Contract Plan, then that construction cost may be placed on a five year contract For service upgrades the 20% credit would be determined by subtracting the base electrical cost from the electric cost each year of the contract The base electric cost would be the total electric costs on the existing service the twelve months immediately preceding the contract date. 1-3 TOWN OF ESTES PARK Office Memorandum To: The Honorable Mayor Baudek and Board of Trustees From: Richard E. Matzke-*25,4/ Date: January 9,2002 Re: Black Canyon Loop Subdivision Trenching Contract Approve Change Order Request BACKGROUND: The Black Canyon Subdivision Loop Trenching contract was awarded to Duell Excavating in November 2001 for an estimated cost of $15,261. The original contract included 1700' of trenching and conduit installation. The actual length of the project as built was 1815'. The Town has received a change order request of $1,015.45 from Duell Excavating to cover the cost ofthe additional trench at the unit cost included in the original contract (115' @ $8.83 per foot) BUDGET/COST: The 2001 budget included $85,000 for the Black Canyon Loop project. Finance Officer Pete Brandjord has recommended that this change order be charged to 2001 business. RECOMMENDATION: The additional trenching was required to complete the project and the work was performed at the Department's request. 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Quiltspeak: Stories in tbe House and the Bloom tria with high hopes winning the ver medal in in comm 1-champ ite Bill n's alpine racing. h e roster fe do aces: e emen ary scho ople who preceded the Americ even le 904 BOI10 get Beattie's Kidd had made UO.Iq Oqi le logs luel ls@q le JAEq 11[ogs plj!-N 001 PUB SOOUBIp AAOJ E giRl O 3139 Xoull UE puq 501815 JAJE]S-itpOUI at[1 pU 5â„¢-998 pund le)!Jois'H 918 IMS 041 ~BATUIE[) 131U!21 tenuuu st! d Americans a last cha on. im SOA OS n d 01 @Aut{ JOA@U TI,01â€ž 'SIO!>IS 01!12 2 N Jo; Omirg iqSuq e poimpoid oq pue 'Ipeoo luel!qng m x!Â§ Su!!>IS JAUU@duloo Ulog po[!131 Joulat& prig 'W'Voo: | 1 lu 01 3!dood UlnOD -!Irquxiop 0!duIXIO 956 I 941 u! II!ds e :[9138 pis ouo pnts yug to experience hand c late nineteenth e u y. Mae Mc old, haile rograms at the Colo- House in Denver an revious When they disappear don't have to travel teter hea dt '0081 JUIES 041 U JZUOI North Americ .S. coa A. Koelbel arcia exactly en called and treasured through exhibition at we can experience ADMINI TIVE S o tions, whi h would for ended; 21 days later, r a s an even OE peg si@Oul Â·sÂ·11 03 -W'voc t{1SU@.IlS .OOBId 4-11 I 1001 liPs pUE SUPOS CID poldai omdi,12 0% 'LE'II /EOE :uoueul.,oiul le.lauaD Â£654-998 spu33 s 8L9E-998 :d!4SJaqU,laW 55Â£ 0L9E-998 SUO!121 0 )!lqnd 98*998 :uoneon;3 50Â£ . Vincen COLORADO HISTORICAL SOCIETY Park the off- 10!/OS nities have memories that are re- turin S wit of ' Dottie Lamm William R Wilbur Indian Museum m d continuity with the storic Preservation Officer All are reminders extraordinary mix of cultures on ia, President es and Access ocie 6EL5-998/EOE BOARD OF DIRECTORS The New York Times recently The Colorado History Mu- ful San Luis Valley), the adobe cers/Execut miners, ranch hands, and family Pueblo's newly reconstructed joseph W Halpern, Vice Chair ng the great American u will folio in o f co~ectio President of the Colorad 303/866 Robe ory Museum. 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For State His- ave o nominat on form s are avai a le to act as our own nagers, ing properties to the Natio al professional, ou have torical Fund r ject inform But how, with such limited finan- ww.coloradohisto y- ion during World War II), was executive director Historian 104.00 oming Deadlines e Palmer Foundation, and was a co-sponsor of th Heritage elp would h 1,2002: National and group for the Colorado Coalition of Land Trusts. Millennium gister nominations due subcontractors, bookk -'' ~ tact Dale Heckendor kind in the coun- But unless we have lots o Wilson, or Suzanne Do space. Senior/Group $20.00 2776. Applications e of Archaeology and announce land cal Fund and mini-grant appli- oject. church may ask the cations due at State Historical of the highlights of ni ng natural heritage of Colorado through Question t 303/866-3678. manage Historic Preservation. ec manage s a part of Fund office. ual conferenc, ublic partnerships, innovative land conservation tech- April 1,2002: State H Land's mission is to preserve the significant services, ot have anyone wing new aff can focus Scott a rura cial re- Call 303/893-4260. 66-4693. ral application asks for a aqi pun S.I SUBII 01!NI olen! ROA SINVM pOSE.InODUJ OJE SJOOJUn to hand project anager may actually help make 3!1019!q SU 01 1UJUIN U.I@16@AA o.Inoso IE.Ini BUI SJOSBUBUI 130(01 4 SluoUIJES luOANd 0 9 NE[HINATOA 01 dASY o uoUIHS@lp,I P 01 SOA01 Bels S,pund gqi ~DILIOS.I@q 0 ZIe iviOU1 noX PIG ' BI UOUBAJOSLIOO 04:1 U! pop@OU S 3233# isaqo 0!00S JOJ JOJ #juou@dx@ ley, aleiq!3 .Soluls!UI 41903 0 S!41 @Ip 999 nIOA 041 41 olfu 314 40 uosduas 1340 0. 170!144u E[HS 11 su UEUI 130 services. properly cari for p UOPEAJOSOId OUOJS!4 Al Op 01 le pUB UI Â§!les 'SS@Iured 0132â€¢ 1841 61 id UOI M Xq Spiepuns 0 10Af 30% slooq SUOUEUOG puntl IE)!101Â§!H 2-1815 'JOS!Apv 1130!U Juzw JOAO) 01 posn 018 spaqs uollop p O 041 le luaull.I @CI uo!}U -DUUOJU! 3,tout ioj 40 4321) uoomloq OA!@021 I!!M S.IgglunloA @41 9 POJEqs oq ZI!7~ 1! 918 ore h Around tbe state Announcements ~U~~Orting HISTORY contact th r ctor Managem ource ence on historic preserva- Stuart Dodge Receives Cranmer Award Yes, your membership is partially tax deductible! How project managers and the Fund can help you tion, "Saving Place n historic properties or have worked in historic preservation sp alists, fund-raisers, general contractors, Family/Group ike a full-time jo haven't man- ssaivold o uouto~"00 inO JOJ 0-1 100[Old e A I UOUEn]!S U j -110M_oJ pue 'X!!UIEj 'spue!41 1!041 Hal 01 pOSEJnoouo 31 of our projects often beco the whole idea may seem overwh resources, w ble to hire a professional project , and arcbitect specials. cial resources and oons 100 UOUEAJOSold NIOJS!411 o jouds UISBO 9 ~EA!Aa'~ 12! 'S IA@ S E UJUIOM II@@lin onate Books to the newsi !1909 ns IBUI 80 109 UOUEAJOSUOO JO I 'SUIBISold iloi oos n matters), ha SU!1103 1103 810103 pei JAEL[ nOX J! 'UOILL Nount paxoq anbsentaie40 Ile@J SIBUITUE Sno.I! poip 4 JUO JOAO @Il]!I 21! s! afallAA ' I OpEJOI @41 E,61 UO J0UU00 Opy,IOIOE) s,ulnuir 2,2002 Denver Ath- - Award on November 26 at a reception your membership dues that is tax deducti amount above Museum. Dodge, benefits 'you received. Listed below estimates for The event type of skirt or tr user ha ngers from 9:30 0 11:30 Volunteers pUE UE@p 01 Posn 218 slamo; puu I looioid -JIBUI OAOqE @41 JO XUE @ABI{ 01 11-431EIS XIOLUOIJXJ @q PInoki 01 0-IOUI 8 3204 uo panuquoj -ndod nolp 0 1gBION oIll JV DJ @Ajoivil Xiuo '~oN pUBS) OpEJOI03 dn umn E qsnd Xlenlo lueqdo -OPEJOI nference-the tors since 199 memb h p dues are 10 '6 Luw uo 5131123 :lsod L)(1143([ Id 01!41 341 Joi sal!4S u!-amp XIIIS!2 0100 XpED u ! iIi Jo X.Iols Dodge with the 2001 George E. C ranme part of your membership dues is tax ded interested in oric resources and the conservation of the state $20.00 Parks Advisory ard and the Colorado Springs Parks Senior Individual 20.00 Wellington Webb, Secreta intain Division Foundation (he served with the 10th Centennial 75.00 loplo u! uoz iIVA001109 1Â¥ SlntSM0 XUBUI S 11! Op 8 Xq POIUE UIO)OB ired the Society's Archaeology and e. 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From the Ku Klux Klan in Colorado to ternational Market Street in downtown 4686. der on Colorado ost no- sented by the evening's host ogers and Mattie Silks) for a tevhi~le)ZL in Jeppesen TerTinal, a 303 66-4686. -course sit-down romantic Professor Tom Noel. ALKING OFF THE 11 begin with an Cost: $50 members, $55 non- Jalneel 'Nuidod apleD i4DDDH 0@A-5 klenuef seaid 42nOJ43 suon!.peR Aoq,Aoi 0781 qaial i.laiue o ssaidxEI Jo a.,min) al# afoidx3 sauo 'ue -qns u BUIXO[Ug t[JUU!p JOJ UMOp JUIO) pUE 11 SELUE.10!p pal!ES]ap Jno 42nOf43 Joi 3.leolenm Ino le sn u!O D!:tuaqlne ill bring that unfor- Code: MA on the re E SUIE.130-ld sou!snq '974 'Slit.10 pue 'se w s! ssaid 0 Xuu lemoisIH opejoio) 241 01 0!quXEd 1! 31BUI '10@40 Xq BuIXed JI Saturdays eautifutly it us 7lver. nning, it has become a ve succe sh 4686 in# pUE SUE!pul su!Eld SnOAZ@pU@Â¥-61 Â£42nuef 'U 9 Sri pue ssaJd , auu!p Ho %52-02 XEM EOJg puu aulol 'sa!iddns iueuoduq papE.11 ualjo s.lapE.,1 9 - 98/EO 'St@10!1 Jin-1 07 FOZOS OPEJOIOD 'JOAUO '009!3-JE 20!lpuell Aq duileaul enb!un Jial]J Jnoq a>le, m Neq â€žsalqissodâ€ž E Bunial) pue'SaluES N -43Â·193 943 j ->pu Fnp[AIPUI 'S '@AOqe SS@.IppE 341 01 puos pue leuosiad 341 a.loidx) AiD'G Joaa-91 A.lenuef IM pall!J s, s>ped>peg 'solnlogi IzinpiMPU! loJ Jols!231 01 ~SJ!139 01!11!0 041 103 olea uo!1131!dxa pue Buwaillols 42noJ41 sieu.Ino! pue sape!1) JO 3341.Sol A ue u ED Se!1!UIEJ 1241 uni -998/toE HED uo!18 OJU! 1341.Irl; 10:I '@AOqU gpol 1!Dul eq wm suodno) juno)510 01 xoq a.Inseall fo luu.Ino! pu!2!.10 UE aira.lo -01 0 U! Nuill Ul inoqu NUPULE@I al!4M pOOUBApE 41!M JIVE!!BAE s! 1013[dialu! 02Â£nflue! uS .ste)11!1 ami)el 41!M Gin,BuNTS S,JOPIO{iplej -s!4 k'!LUEJ JOi SUO!10aps 341 aSAAOJq pUE 'eluO4 41 le >paAA AJ DAa 3~ E AÂ¥ *Opal ' 01:JE)!J!-lou 'SUIE.IBoid Isom [04 Poimbal suourAL@soN Programs Events no le .Jall Ile s,1!-Zupleut le!.lul pue 'Builool Â·sl!q!4)<a pue 'sliEJO 'SJOEJIUE IAA 01041 DJO~ooq .ino LUOJJ Nuldeal-kim waiual sse.idx3 Lms,H '9891,-998/FOF {ID UODBULIOJU! JOd tory of the landscape of Denver's parks, Colorado authors will nver International Airport not as a erac ive compo and Carolyn Etter, authors of books and articles on the history of be taken on rmin concourses, sponsore b E the landscape of Denver's parks. From fountains to flower beds to view the wide array our will include refreshments, German immigrant who laid the foundation for Denver's An Inside Tour of the Heroes and Villains airmount Cemetery, Washington Park, and Cheesman Meet at Buff Museum on Lookout Mountain ~ ISSHHJIX seum ie in out of January's cold and oy this lavishly illus- Tour the Bu ill Museum's exci new exh seum un anuary what the effects were on ATour of Step Chocolates pale)!PU! as!M-laq,O SSalun 14*d PHIP ! PEI{ PUB 69'31113 241 01 1491) OPOO Xq U.[Eljold 40120 Burl janua ry 17, | 0:00 AM. t n on. UILTER one of Denver's premier lan scape architects. The Etters's most ers; $10 nonmembers and why the Klan came here and Confessions of a Chocolatier: SlaqUIOUIUOU 8~ 'SJOqUIJUI ~~ JAUJ JeAUea 'AEAApeo-Ig 00Â£ 1 'wnesnw klols!H ope.loloo 341 'sse.,dx ound le/M 01 olqe oq 11!IM siued!0!11Ed 'S JOUIUIO 0 041 0 -Slulpe pue 'UOISS!ulpe 04 U! sluelnels@[ SU!]Ed!0!12[Ed Aq Nulu!Ul JO PIJOA The menu of selections for the 2002 Colorado Authors Lecture rtwork of DIA Tou tspeck: Stories in the ERY TALK LDREN historic Boulder to Denver's Five Points neighborhood to the his- Denver and e Kicking off the series on Wednesday, January 23 will be Don ng an intro mation about earl tside o So Colorado was one of the Ku Kl T is show examines Capturing the it of the :30 to 11:30 A.M. roism and The creation of the Five >ints n to 11:30 'SaleM 041 OIdiuu pUE DApAA1 Ualp'!lp SEJUBAPE 0481 p 04 ZOOZ/ANVaNVf aU -#10 JO auo ino 2 U!>1)alp WH-4111Â¥ Opoo Jip [aqumN the way they do, particularl as influenced by Reinhard Schuetze, Code: histori 0:30 A.M. to noon. Free with In addition, on the night of each program enjoy a delicious meal eum admission. Call 303/ at one of four neighborhood restaurants participating in our din- pavilions to monuments, we will learn why Denver's parks look parkway system between 1893 and 1910. Schuetze's as she addresses the av Bernier is on ation will address -puno eas 'W'd oi p.riC~11 303/866 recent book, Forgotten Dreamer, is about Schuetze, a shy and century and ts American neigh- percent of yo food lued 1Uld @nUDAÂ¥ LJO 1 8 OG Uozleonpa :011 ITEUI pUE X12!OOS -s!&@1 041 ast-1 'SJO pIEDIOJSE+N/BSIA UIOO 041 inoqE O,IOUI UE 9109 2 94 Uleol 10ql#314411ON laqi{43\Al ssou!sn 04 rongest enclaves in this country in th ne gpo OOP JIBIUM UED!13UI 21@pino Ilunoo oqi in Sunbnelneqo tion (Code auth-J uodd!Â·H i[DIN 30 Dots 8 10.10 pasoloualullouty slundiotund JO # apo 103 5 1% s! s Opos lied-inOJ 041 103 00!Jd ing discount program. UI! 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'SJUOIUU,IJAOS 18301 Ul@AOS IEJOI Xul put: 'SOSS@Uisnq giEA!,Id UBC[ JUOUNS@AU! 18 pUEq SIg JO UO The Keeper of the National Register, National Park Service, recently approved of the following properties in the of four 53-foot spans, it is one ~- on the spandrels and cast con- Frank Finney moved to the town Associated with the early planning and development of the Railroad hospital. He became dis- tant dwellings Golden. The Italianat style is reflected in ,andwasadirectorand t olden Despite additions to the rear, it is ~; o banking institutions. lianate houses in Golden that has not un- know this New Listings in the National Register On Vincent Drive o ood Creek, Colorado Springs ntilevered, concrete deck, girder thus distingui trict surgeon for the railroad, and the two-story ck dwelling's low-pitched roof, widely over- - Medical Society. Finney con- tall, nar windo indow crowns. The downtown La Junta, owned a concerted effort to intro ular residential architec- 3 glug@ @LUO4 841 '6161 U! Pa!P Aauu!:1 ua anch of the Santa Fe system. Dr. 622 Water Street, Golden line and the Denver Barnes-Peery House structed several commercial build- original owner, we o lined street in tending across its fagade was con- structed with elaborate Colonial His home on BelleviewAvenue wa luelj -la a41 '1597Ee.9 9 Peg M ' 81 u! Aved UOI:le.JqaieD 1!Jols!1-1 Jo Jals!3321 leuoile pals!' s! 'e:unf el u! aJnpal!41 continued unta this asymm etrical brick build- constructed in MUSEUM STORE .a marvelous pitÂ·mle of Colorado ditring the buum and bust Yean. - -Joanne Girenbery 1. 1 -IM H owdy, .Ii'AT& - : 39 14â‚¬2 Â¥. 4 , --2 -Â·4@~F'24 Sucker! * ~fi ~,:fLPT+~ The Saloon on the Rocky 'F 2. What 2.111-1; -1.41.- -â€ž.,-,1,~"41. nu,1, 11 4 Mountain Mining Frontier Â»Uff- P.T. Barnum ~~ ~ * ~ ~'~'~,*~*i i~, Elliott West I â€¢,1 1 . rN#*Fect 6, Did ~ 1312-.'' '1' â€¢,r-'42~ Retail $ 12.00 members $ 10.80 Drawing on newspapers and first- ...1,11,1 in Colorado 1:-~--i. hand accounts, the author shows that the physical evolution of the r saloon, from crude tents and shan- immmm~m, Ida Libert Uchill .2==-~ 6 râ€ž,r i z-, ties to elegant establishments for ./.Enmmum"An./. ... 1 11,1 - + drinking and gaming, reflected the growth and maturity of the sur- Howdy, Sucker! What RT. rounding community. The Santa Fe Trail: /ts History, Barnum Did in Co/orado Ida Libert Uchill Q Legends and Lore Retail $ 15.95 members $ 14.36 David Dary A well researched look at The Denver Retail $30.00 members $27.00 Barnum's Colorado connections. ; f 24 /4..Al ..I'VIL.4/ 1 and RioGrande The full, fascinating story of the great Although his presence in the state :- -- -1 -*I~-- t.~:*L'.1 *.. mi'ovWest Wastern trail from 1610, when the Spanish was limited, it had ramifications far . Railroad,+ founded the city of Santa Fe, to the beyond the time he spent here. : ,/ wâ€¢ 4, 9 1.flill j. + 1860s, when the railroad brought un- The author blends scholarship, precedented change. Using letters, jour- humor, irreverence and nostalgia : nals, expedition reports, business . into a picture of Colorado during The Denver and Rio Grande 00Â» ---31 records and newspaper stories, the the boom and bust years. Western Railroad i author provides an account of this lifeline to and from the Southwest for i*4Â·Â·'i'â€¢21*~ Robert Athearn L.~ i- more than two centuries and what Retail 17.95 members $ 16.16 .....m.lihi......//1/Milm...ILIWI'lul#* happened to it after its glory days The growth of the Old West is re- ~ ended. vealed in the history of its railroads II.I....I.V2 My. 4.2: 9 41-1.4 and for Colorado the development of 27#li~~,~111*~ the Denver and Rio Grande Western ~~:ji~i epitomizes the changes that took place - - E- - crrY oF STONE between 1870 and the 1960s. Maps I.I....*9* --/.1.,4.-#- - -t -. -= and illustrations help tell the story. ~IM=W . . - -Ail,*L te -"Im. Â· 1/# )14 ~Â· I r Duane Vaadenbus& A Â· ~~* and Rex Myer0 -42&41 Pewter Money Clip with Colorado design Marb/e Co/orado: ~1,~~~ Retail $6.00 members $5.40 City Of Stone Duane Vandebusche and . 1 , li Rex Myers Boulder Quarry Slate Sign: Retail $ 12.00 members $ 10.80 h 11% 4 . - -'. rbi '74,27.4/ Welcome to our Cabin Located in the beautiful but isolated . <4) Retail $28.00 members $25.20 Crystal River Valley in the northern -1- 447* corner of Gunnison County, Marble 14Â« Gold Rush Prospector Game was typical of most Western mining Retail $9.90 members $8.90 towns with their boom and bust cycles. Yet, the town was unique in one important respect: it was the home of the greatest quality pure * white building stone in the world. Â·Â· Â· 72.2.'+1** ~ 40'*Â·2Â»0 .tr:4 r wr Place Names and History of Ra/ston Buttes Quadrang/e, Telluride: 4 0 Jefferson County, Co/orado From Pick to Powder 11 .1 11 I 'llia ,Â·-,j., I -2 Retail $24.00 members $21.60 Retail $12.95 members $11.66 m."Pi#' I. I, !~tli , 41 4'LIT!7 Charles and Mary Ramstetter Richard L. and Suzanne Fetter 1./11. 3112.1.1%111,11 . 1 1. A listing of geographical and historical refer- A highly readable account of .i. . I,.:5~i,t-i:*~ci114.Iii ence points, from burial sites to schools, Telluride's rough and tumble begin- r â€ž-#â€ž.,1, . cities to to|| gates. Thousands came to this nings as a wide-open mining town 1 , 4 ~62~ area-prospectors, road builders, shopkeep- and its growth into a premier ski , .: 1/21///F'Ammill - 11 4,1 11. . ...114Â¢111 1 ers, farmers, school teachers, railroad men- resort. The book is enhanced with ' .---I.:Ii.3...>>~- -4 - 1 '1 VT..."Mmvill k .r- - IT . 1 and this book lists what they saw and what historical photographs and includes Â· ~-1 ~/11&///~1'. , they named. Includes historic information a detailed walking tour of the . ' ~ Â¥3 r '111 111 1/.9/4.- 1 1 11 1....11111 1.Tr -....21 I - *#rÂ· 40 researched from many rsources, maps and town. almost 200 photographs. 511Â©13.AliD L. & SI ZANNE FETTER Tax as applicable. Shipping and handling $5.50 minimum. (Additional charges based on weight.) MasterCard, Visa, Discover, and 1 American Express accepted. Order by calling 303/866-4993 or by addressing a mail order to the Museum Store, Colorado History Museum, 1300 Broadway, Denver, CO 80203. The regional museum stores feature additional books and gift items. See page 2 for information about each museum. COLORADO HISTORY/ NOW ..3.-10*,0...'. -42A*--AftÂ·cÂ¢4=*se...