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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMINUTES Estes Park Urban Renewal Authority 1985-09-05BRADFORD PUBLISHING CO.RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS Estes Park Urban Renewal Authority /^September 5, 1985 Commissioners; Attending: Also Attending; Charles H. Phares, Anne K. Moss, Edward B. Pohl Milton Ericson, Lyle Frantz, Dale G. Hill, J. Donald Pauley Chairman Phares, Commissioners Moss, Pohl, Ericson, Frantz, Hill and Pauley Executive Director Anderson, Bob Joseph, Attorney Windholz, Secretary Heifner Minutes of the August 21, 1985 meeting were approved as prepared. COMMUNICATIONS Director Anderson read a letter addressed to EPURA and the Town Board of Trustees dated August 28, 1985 from the Association for Responsible Development regarding downtown parking. Anderson also read a letter received August 28, 1985 to Dale Hill from 0. L. Hough regarding the preservation of a green strip along Black Canyon Creek from Livingstone Lake to Town Hall. COMMITTEES Commissioner Hill, Budget Committee Chairman, asked when a formal budget would be submitted. Director Anderson stated that a preliminary budget has been submitted to the Committee and the Board, but that a final budget cannot be submitted until EPURA is informed as to whether they will receive an earmarking of funds in 1986. Commissioner Hill noted that the Town will adopt its budget at the November 26, 1985 Town Board meeting. UNFINISHED BUSINESS Streetscape 3 Master Plan - This matter was tabled from the last meeting. Staff has prepared a Request for Proposal and it is ready for Board review. o Deadline for submission of RFP from bidders - September 30, 1985. o Interviews with prospective bidders will be held by October 4. o Selection of contractor will occur the week of October 7. o Contract will be awarded thereafter. The above time frame is based on mailing out the RFP1s the first of next week. Director Anderson said a draft of the RFP is available to the Board today and any comments or changes should be given to Staff by Monday, September 9, 1985. It was moved and seconded (Pohl-Frantz) that Staff proceed with issuing the Request for Proposal for Streetscape 3 Master Plan for East Elkhorn Avenue, and, obtain bids. Motion carried. Director Anderson said the RFP would be mailed to selected bidders (EPURA will confer with the Town on potential bidders, and, people who have expressed an interest in this work). It is estimated that at least 5-8 firms will be contacted. Director Anderson stated that the Master Plan for River Improvements is in the process of being completed today. Board members may pick up a copy tomorrow and it is requested that it be returned with any comments, changes, etc. as soon as possible. NEW BUSINESS EPURA Insurance - Director Anderson informed the Board that Staff will prepare an analysis of the insurance question and have it ready for the Board's review at the next Board meeting. BRADFORD PUBLISHING CO.RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS STAFF Director Anderson reported that Rich Widmer had asked the URA1s opinion regarding a requested sign (Janice Jackson-King1s Casuals) at the location of the new bridge from the west end of Wiest Drive parking lot to Peacock Park. Question — should the sign be there and who should pay for it? It was the Board's opinion that a sign at the bridge (indicating that it crosses into Peacock Park from the parking lot) would be fine, but that the town should pay for it. The parking lot, bridge and park are all Town-owned. Attorney Windholz said that the Relocation Handbook is in draft form and will be ready to distribute to the Commissioners at the next URA Board meeting. The matter with the bank will be finalized next week and he will have this ready for Board approval. Windholz will wait until the Court has signed an order to dismiss the lawsuit before attempting to collect EPURA attorney's fees. Binstock has filed a motion for extension of time. Director Anderson read a letter to Chairman Phares and Director Anderson from Anne Moss, Commissioner, requesting that the URA meeting date and/or time be changed to accommodate those Board members who work or have other commitments. It was moved and seconded (Moss-Pauley) that URA hold their regularly scheduled meetings on the first and third Thursdays of each month at 8:00 a.m., and that a Resolution, to this effect, be prepared by Attorney Windholz. Motion carried. Director Anderson stated that the URA will be reviewing the MacDonald Book Store renovation project at its next meeting on September 19. There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned. Donna Heifner, Recording Secretary