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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMINUTES Estes Park Urban Renewal Authority 1983-10-05BRADFORD PUBLISHING CO., DENVER RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS Estes Park Urban Renewal Authority Committee October 5, 1983 Commission; Attending: Also Attending: Chairman Charles H. Phares, Commissioners Larry Helmich, J. Donald Pauley, Edward B. Pohl, Dale G. Hill, Anne K. Moss, Arthur L. Anderson Chairman Phares, Commissioners Helmich, Pauley, Pohl, Hill, Moss and Anderson Executive Director Cole, Secretary Graff, Attorney Jim Windholz, Russell Moore and Don Brandes representing Design Studios West, A1 Chotvacks from the Department of Highways. A motion was made and seconded (Pauley-Anderson) to approve the minutes of September 21, 1983. Motion approved. CITIZEN INPUT; Mr. Paul Kochevar, an Engineer with Estes Park Surveyors, presented a proposed site plan which will be presented to the Planning Commission and the Town Board. He asked for URA input because the site is located in the URA District. Phares explained that there are plans for widening Riverside Drive to carry additional traffic. He suggested the owners might want to consider an easement in their plans. Kochevar explained that the prospective owner is not planning on any construction in the front area and would find it hard to make plans at this time without knowing exactly what would be needed by the URA. Phares suggested they plan a 20 to 25 foot easement. Hill recommended that URA correspond with the Planning Commission regarding this matter. Mr. Bob Chamberlain, representing EVIA and the Rotary Club, explained concerns about the flower beds which were planted this spring at the Highway 34 and 36 intersection and also going out Highway 7. A lot of time and effort went into the construction and planting and these two organizations would like to ask for URA cooperation in obtaining a sprinkling system for the flower beds. BILLS: Cole presented the following bills: Phares $ 32.00 Windholz 2,668.48 Impact Business 11.24 Postage 20.00 Barbara Leyendecker 200.00 Jane Wallace 50.00 Office Supplies 237.39 Mileage and Meal — Select Bond Counsel Legal Counsel (Breakdown was submitted) Map Reproduction Logo Winner Winner of phrase "Planned Progress" TOTAL $3,219.11 The following have been ordered but not yet received or paid for; 8 Ft. Conference Table Bookcase Clean Air Machine TOTAL $269.00 78.00 17.97 $364.97 COMMUNICATIONS; Cole reported that a letter was sent to each County Commissioner infoming them that the Town Trustees had approved the Redevelopment Plan and the Urban Renewal Authority had been formed. Letters were sent to Jonathan Rutstein supporting t e Town’s request for $15,000 to provide technical assistance in gathering^data required to understand redevelopment trends within Estes Park and also to co^end Larry Melton for his work in preparing Estes Park: An Economic Snapshot. A lett wS ilsfsent to Ann Jensen, ?own Clerk, supporting the Town' s inte^tlS^T to review and amend present zoning ordinances. BRADFORD PUBLISHING CO., DENVER RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS Urban Renewal Authority - October 5, 1983 - Page 2 A motion was made and seconded (Anderson-Pauley) for approval of the claims. The motion was approved. COMMITTEE REPORTS; Budget Committee Report; Cole reported that the Commission has developed a preliminary financing strategy which will be presented to the Board of Trustees Thursday, October 6 regarding financing Phase I of the Urban Redevelopment Plan. Budget Resolution; A motion was made and seconded (Hill-Pohl) to adopt Resolution 1: R E S 0 L U T I 0 N 1 A RESOLUTION APPROPRIATING SUMS OF MONEY TO DEFRAY EXPENSES OF AMOUNTS BUDGETED FOR THE ESTES PARK URBAN RENEWAL AUTHORITY, COLORADO. WHEREAS, THE ESTES PARK URBAN RENEWAL AUTHORITY was formed in 1983 partly as a result of the July 15, 1982 "Lawn Lake Flood" that devastated the central business district of Estes Park; WHEREAS THE ESTES PARK URBAN RENEWAL AUTHORITY could not have reasonably foreseen at the normal time to adopt a 1983 budget; WHEREAS, the General Fund of the Town of Estes Park will loan the funds necessary to finance the Estes Park Urban Renewal Authority along with pledged funds from the Town of Estes Park's sales tax. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE ESTES PARK URBAN RENEWAL AUTHORITY, COLORADO, AS FOLLOWS: Section 1. The 1983 appropriation for the Estes Park Urban Renewal Authority fund is hereby determined to be $408,570.00 (Four Hundred Eight Thousand Five Hundred Seventy Dollars). It is passed and adopted this 5th day of October _____, 1983. ESTES PARK URBAN RENEWAL AUTHORITY BY Charles H. Phares, Chairman ATTEST: Barbara Cole, Executive Secretary The motion was approved. A Budget Resolution 3 was presented for information purposes. This Resolution will be considered October 19, 1983. Draft Contract With Town: Cole presented a draft contract with the Town and URA for Commissioners to review. This will be discussed at the next URA meeting. BRADFORD PUBLISHING CO.» DENVER RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS Urban Renewal Authority - October 5, 1983 - Page 3 Planning Liaison; Moss reported that the subcoromittee formed at the September 21 URA meeting to Include members of the Planning Commission and URA met to establish a set of guidelines and procedures for developers Interested in the core area to follow. OLD BUSINESS: Logo Competition: Cole presented a check in the amount of $200 to Mrs. Barbara Leyendecker, winner of the URA Logo Contest. She also presented a check to Mrs. Jane Wallace in the amount of $50 for the phrase "Planned Progress." Mrs. Leyendecker submitted a letter to the Commission giving her permission to add words, alter type style, and to incorporate colors to her Logo. Design Studios West; Phares introduced Russell Moore and Don Brandes. Moore reviewed the init:Lal wo^k program and time schedule which they have prepared to meet d®^dl:Lnes * M°^eB^^rd plained that several meetings will be needed in addition to the regu Letings. The Commission agreed it would be easier to meet f a ° w^p^ler the regularly scheduled Board Meetings on the first and third Wednesdays, possible, they will try to be available the second and fourth Wednesdays. The Lard stressed the fact that they are flexible and will accommodate wha eve schedule necessary to meet all deadlines. Election of Officers; A motion was made and seconded (Anderson-Pauley) that the Phares as Chairman, Anne Moss as Vice Chairman and Edward P»hl as Treasu b without a vote. The secretary was Instructed to cast a unanimous vote for the nominees by acclamation. The motion was approved. Design Studios West; Moore expressed Design Studios' need to have a “ =r^0°'h'^etwShLe pirln\os:rartti:L”:ork!re?jrraS:d“rt\sdw^^^^^ very3specific game plan but the Commission has no intentions of limiting Design sSlS il; developing the specific design. The f professional expertise. Moore explained that a d°i1d^1.^iLd Pauley, MoL Phares. Colorado Department of Highways: ^ . , . , Ai rbotvacks from the Department of Highways. ChotvacksCole introduced Mr. A1 Chotvacxs LT.nn^h EsteS Park require a minimum of explained that the traffic projections th;0TU7fk of this road. He four lanes. The URA needs to be fncerned W1^L^SnS that through the process discussed parking ^ you go out town a^tern|tive routes to of development it has been shown that URA, with r p .f he plan will Elkhom Avenue, couU havc a iot of thc^wor „oul<l not be in a position ^"hlvrtrJe:" from the Pederf ‘government The Highway DepartmentiiSities willing to work with the DEA and will P'At,aJ^Snallza^on^plan^^^ Ph<i projects when It has been developed. Pau ey “P a " H kcd what the Highway'sin the Plan is to relocate fishway 34 to Riverside. He^a^^^ H,gtaay position would be. Chotvacks explain Ofot-p Hiehwav system. They feel theycommission is not accepting additions to ‘he State^Hlghway ayf,tlony1 malnte. nance30 C^Jt":co::endfde^hat the best plan wo^d he “ “/»efa“tment -rf.kbeihi s:dioirpthrs?:t::.Hl^rk“^^^^^^^^ — of BRADFORD PUBLISHING CO., DENVER RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS Urban Renewal Authority - October 5, 1983 - Page 4 sidewalks on West Elkhorn has been approved and as far as he can recall, all other points needing the Department's approval have been initiated. Pauley asked if the Commission could consider widening the sidewalks on East Elkhorn at the expense of the width of the five lanes that are now delineated. One of the objections under the present system is that traffic moves too quickly along East Elkhorn and there is no barrier between the traffic and pedestrians. He suggested it might help to widen the sidewalk and narrow the automobile lanes. It is Chotvacks understanding that when the Plan was drawn it did not include five lanes and the widening of the sidewalk. Any changes in decreasing traffic lanes or increasing the sidewalks would have to be carefully considered because of the traffic flow. Adoption of the Bylaws; The Bylaws of the Estes Park Urban Renewal Authority combined with the Resolution No. 2 adopting the Bylaws were presented. A motion was made and seconded (Pohl-Pauley) to approved the Resolution No. 2 with the following correction to the Bylaws: Article III Section 2 - the last sentence should read: At meeting no business shall be considered other than as designated in the notice. resolution 2____ RESOLUTION OF THE ESTES PARK URBAN RENEWAL AUTHORITY ADOPTING BYLAWS FOR THE ESTES PARK URBAN RENEWAL AUTHORITY, COLORADO. WHEREAS, THE ESTES PARK URBAN RENEWAL AUTHORITY has been presented with a draft proposal of Bylaws; and, WHEREAS, THE ESTES PARK URBAN RENEWAL AUTHORITY has reviewed and discussed such draft, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE ESTES PARK URBAN RENEWAL AUTHORITY THAT: Section 1. The document attached hereto is adopted as the bylaws of the Authority, and shall be entered as same in the records of the Authority. Section 2. This Resolution shall take effect immediately. It is passed and adopted this 5th------ day of 0ctob.eI----------’ 1983‘ ESTES PARK URBAN RENEWAL AUTHORITY BY Charles H. Phares, Chairman ATTEST: By.Barbara Cole, Executive Secretary A motion »as made and seconded (Helmioh-HlU) to adjourn the meeting. Motion approved. Joyce Graff, RecordiilgvSecretary