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HomeMy WebLinkAboutbocc.min.reg.06181947 1 4 � 1 June 18, 1947. The Board of County Commissioners of Pitkin County, Colorado, met at 10 :00 o'clock A. M. Wednesday June 18, 1947, with the following members present: Clarence 0. Quam, Chairman; George W. Smith, Commissioner; Crest A. Gerbaz, Commissioner; M. M. Neihardt, Clerk. The minutes of the meeting held June 2, 1947, were read and approved. The County Treasurer was authorized and instructed to transfer the sum of *4,000.00 from the State Special Road Fund to the Special Roads (Highway) Fund. On motion duly carried, it was decided to hire Frank J. Willoughby to trace out the boundaries of the Lux Placer in full. The Clerk was instructed to write a letter of protest to the Colorado Tax Commission against the needless expense for the County in re- valuing the properties in said County, pointing out that the entire County was re- valued by H. B. Hammond of the Colorado Tax Com- mission in 1936; that these valuations had remained the same; that the relative values of all rural properties had remained the same; that very few complaints concerning equalize- r tion had arisen; that Pitkin County valuations are yet higher than others of approximate like situation and class; that if any increase in valuation should be found advisable, a percentage increase would be equally as sati as a complete re- appraisal. After indit - ing said letter, the Clerk was instructed to submit it to the Board on June 24, for their approval, alteration or rejection. At the request of Peter Grange, with the concurrence of Male Cerise, the following Agreement was executed in triplicate to be submitted to the different parties concerned for signature. The Chairman of the Board, C. 0. Quam was authorized and instructed to sign this agreement for the County should it be found acceptable to the other two parties. AGREEMENT THIS AGREEMENT, Made and entered into this 18th day of June, A. D. 1947, by and between I ; I THE COUNTY OF PITKIN, party of the first part; MELA CERISE, of the County of Pitkin and State of Colorado, party of the second part; and PETER GRANGE, of the County of Pitkin and State of Colorado, party of the second part, WITNESSETH: The said PITKIN COUNTY, party of the first part, having constructed a road through the land of the said Mela Cerise between the residence of the said Peter Grange and the County Road known as the Emma Road and having made a fill at the Northeast end of the Peter Grange Bridge (commonly known as the Stovkman Bridge), agrees that such work has been made at the expense , of said Pitkin County. The said MELA CERISE agrees to allow the said Peter Grange, his heirs and assigns forever the privilege of using said road from the present residence of the said Peter Grange to the Emma County Road through the ert t M Cerise. property of the said Mela Y 1 P P Y The said PETER GRANGE agrees to allow the said Mela Lierise, his heirs and assigns forever the privilege of using nta xxas xfxaamxthexpeatem the road as now existing and the said Peter Grange (otherwise Stockman) Bridge from the present residence of the said Mela Cerise to State Highway No. 82 through the property of the said Peter Grange. PROVIDED, HOWEVER, That the said road and bridge are not to be considered in any way a County Road or a part of any County Road, and the maintenance thereof is to be by and at the expense of the said Mela Cerise and Peter Grange and their respective heirs and assigns. And the said MELA CERISE and PETER GRANGE hereby agree for themselves, their heirs and assigns, respectively, that each is to maintain those portions of the said road and bridge which are located on his own property. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed these articles of ageement, each 1 individual party for himself and the County of Pitkin by C. 0. Quam, Chairman of the Board iI of County Commissioners, being duly authorized by resolution of this date so to sign, the 1 day and year first above written. The County of Pitkin (By Its Board of County Commissioners) By (Executed in Triplicate) 2nd Party 3rd Party Bills were audited, approved and ordered paid as follows from the POOR FUND El Paso Co.Dep Pub Wel, Asst Cook 47.85 Aspen Dairy,Milk 13.12 Glenwood HtHgClinic 5.00 Shaw Coal Co. Coal 12.50 Samaritan Hosp,Care 158.85 Mrs.Albert Allen, Ser 9.34 M.Kalmes Co.,Clothing 10.00 Paid from Fund a: 0 J A e 71g .s1 State Spl Rel 155.70 Blind &75.00 Adm. 438.05 Board a d j o � u n r A n e d un e 241A947 Attest; , . r •' Approved: ' , D I � 7 1,. o,, vvid