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Community Development Committee
July 3, 1996
Committee;
Attending:
Also Attending:
Absent:
Chairman Doylen, Trustees Barker and Marshall
Chairman Doylen and Trustee Marshall
Town Administrator Klaphake, Community
Development Director Stamey, Special Events
Director Hinze, Museum Director Kilsdonk,
Advertising Manager Marshal, Clerk O'Connor
Trustee Barker
Chairman Doylen opened the meeting at 8:02 a.m.
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT:
1 oat; TvflvArtisino Reoort. Staff reviewed two feature articles:
New Orleans "Times-Pi^yune" Travel Section "Front door to the
Rockies", June 23, 1996 edition, aIJ,^ CheT^rOIJh^ TBiIste?s A Summer 1996 "Odyssey" Magazine "Beyond the Blisters...aSIr/Son Lventire L theRookies" which included -nt^cf
the Colorado Mountain School and Colorad •__oHia+-P Adventures. The Times-Picayune article generated immediat
pS response Sunday afternoon, and contact is made with the
Chamber of Commerce, Peter Marsh or Sally Anderson.
Betterment Poster and Tent 3 '
copies of the new Betterment uP°3tet^ee"^a^itei^g a bull elk
Show, Estes Park in the Faii ters (Pl,000) and tent cardsduring bugling season. The posters ( , ) ram is the
(5,000) will be distributed locally.11^^ P y population
first step in taking h^^h^^diL toem to rgtuPn1’ in the
during the summer seaso"' 9it pay be expanded in the
fuiire.I£HragPer/gMTrySseSrUveCseSin£Ua1n adtvisoyry capacity for the
Betterment Committee
Business Advocates - Man^ager 1la^Q^^tteee(advisorytcapacity) .
the Business Advocates S^f"JinaLCoriil Ilso serve (advisory
He and Administrator Kl+aPj11aKa Jl^Cept survey Development,
capacity) on the tfor those conducting various
This will provide an opportunity 1 ugs thus eliminating
surveys/research to 11^.e the Advocates are surveying
duplication of :Lnforma1^^ s4reet while the conversion study
downtown shoppers on the reached through advertising,
doss market ."tnin theTr area of expertise and
All surveys will sray wj-i-hj-*
coordinate their efforts.
sally Anderson reported thatdttaeC°e1w rdafr0ecTtrorVhasnre
Authority is in high ^ear, Ms> Anderson r®®P°^dad
information from E.st? Jina* a rapport with the Authority,
immediately and she beulF10dxin?e^evfsion station will be in
Representative tLy are seeking unusual stories, and
Estes park m fsePbe^bse^/n^hiJ this regard.Ms. Anderson is assisting
mssmj^ssumsm- Sunday, June
The Museum's "home enteted the_irntecom/epnus
■^n -tViG address is http*//e J moIIov is working witnLassoneis<^donating v^b^pa'ce and MikepMol^J>y ana malntain the
David seiner from the Advisory d
site.
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Copies of the new Museum brochure, designed by George Edwards,
were presented.
Three events, in connection with the Big Thompson Flood 20th
Anniversary, are: Retrospective: The Thompson Flood, David
McComb, July 25; July 31, Remembrance Ceremony, Chapel of the
Interlude/Drake; and Survivors, Reporters and Rescuers, August
1. The Museum Friends are holding their 5th Annual
Riverside/Darkhorse Remembered Dance on July 27th.
Director Kilsdonk has been asked to serve onthe®°JJ^ Jbe new Stanley Hotel Museum. The Museum will be located on the
Hotel's lower level and is a cooperative venture with the
Stanley Museum in Maine. Administrator Klaphake commended the
Director^for joining this group. Outreach also includes the
MacGregor Ranch Museum/Eric Adams, Manager, and their
important role in Estes Park's history.
The Director served onh a IfA0!
representatives from th\?Jat^°ioradoUHiURo0rCiCcYarOs^cietyNatThS
Association, RMNP, and the Colorado Histori 1 y f the
forum discussed the shared architectural ^history the need
National Park, the Estes P.a^i aircally significant structures, to identify and preserve historically signi
The Advisory Board has initiated ^ Needs ^f^|^^ryZ which
Seuesetd reneSoraiarefeudnd/“ orh other tinenciai grfts ere
received.
The Museum will use a ^'=^.00°" IcTurchasfa6 VC^rnd
Friends "s" dTalinl with Estes ParK.
?^rUiTsal\lX berayvaUable to the puhlrc.
Hydro Plant.
SIECIMcEVESSgJEESEIHm- reported on
. . Vice PreslaentZRop£tpE_Eo4ep_ePSmtiSfi' ar,P western
2l^ittle to ittendeaU ®^®?^|geantlhirt. reviewed!
member with Tuesday, July 9th+.we3naV July I3 andBuckaroo Day Klf oE£^sT“|;n boved to f,f,E“arayi0^n ystaff to
The Annual ParJf® r“ake is seeking voiunteerio has beenAdministrator Klaphaontroi( etc^ A contingency pl^^ pre.show
set1^^^tp^ace^iouX<^ toR KooEtoPi
SVo^Uterwif rordeo e^|ts. th^e new
ttteDew«- —evaiua^ tha
der the management oi
Duck Race & Parade ^Y -nf^nrdd ^^0^0" Party wa^ added thU
Jfar!0"-ta^it5-e,0-^ rtahiSfar£a0de ;0b%--■
area; the
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race may also be changed to later in May.
Kite Fly, May 11, Jazz Pest & Art Walk Weekend, May 11 and 12,
Big Horn Challenge, June 2.
Wool Market, June 6-9. This sixth year event of one of the
few events that the Town sponsors. Great weather, and
increased attendance and animal entries were found this year.
Revenues and expenses have not yet been tabulated, however,
this is very efficient event. Pursuant to the amount of event
participants, it appears advertising is very effective. The
Wool Market is one of the three top fiber festivals in ^he
U.S. Sheep dog demonstrations were held this year, and they
were successful. Director Hinze commended Museum Director
Kilsdonk for the fiber arts exhibit, and all volunteers.
courage Classic, June 7-9, Quarter Horse Show, 13"^;
Miniature Horse Show, June 17-23, Scandinavian Festival, June
21 & 22 were also reviewed.
upcoming July Events include the Rooftop Rodeo 7/9-14,
Show now occurring, the copper Penny Horse Show, end the
Silver Dollar Horse Show.
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VicKieO'Connor, CMC/AAE, Town Clerk
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