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TUFSDAY. APRIL 30, 1996 `��
11:30 AM SPECIAL MEETING- EXECLTTIVE SFSSION . -
Bonding Issues,Tom Oken .
Negotiations,Tom Oken �
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Litigation, John Ely
AD70URN EXECUTIVE SFSSION �
�1:00 PM SPECIAL MEETING -PUBLTC HEARING
1. 2nd Reading,Amendment to 1995 Aspen/Pitkin County Employee Housing
Guidelines Regarding Appreciation on Resident Occupied Existing Mobile
Home Parks Being Converted to Employee Housing, Dave Tolen �
2 3rd Reading, Ordinance Adopting On-Airport Rent-A-Car License and
Use Agreements,Scott Smith
ADJOURN SPECIAL MEETING
1:30 PM COUNTY MANAGER'S REPORT '
1. $asalt Park&Ride Update, Ralph Trapani (no packet material) �y
2. Rio Grande Trail Consiruction Update,Brian Pettet(no packet material)
� 3. Mobile Home Park Resolution, Joanna Schaffner
4. Memos of Interest
BOCC OPEN DISCUSSION
5. Future Agendas/Agenda Requests
2:45 BREAK
3:00 6. L.ottery Requests, Steve Anthony
4:00 7. Financing Discussion for Alternative H, Walter Kieser, Alice Hubbard
5:00 PM ADJOURN
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PITKIN COUNTY BOARD Or COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
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SPECIAL MEETING
APRIL 30,1996 �
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CALL TO ORDER: Chairman True called the meeting to order at 12:00 p.m. in the ,
County Courthouse BOCC Board Room. �
COMMISSIONER MEMBERS PRESENT: Commissioners Michael Ireland, James
True,and Leslie Lamont.
COMMISSIONER MEMBERS ABSENT: Commissioners Tuite and Ethridge.
2nd READ: ORDINANCE AMENDING THE 1995 ASPEN/PITKIN COUNTY
AFFORDABLE HOUSING GUIDELINES TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS AND CITY COUNCII,(REGARDING APPRECTATION ON
RESIDENT OCCUPIED EXISTING MOBILE HOME PARKS BEING
CONVERTED TO EMPLOYEE HOUSINGI: Commissioner True stated the Housing
Authority did vote to support an amendment that would state there is no appreciation cap
on an existing mobile home park converted to RO. The Housing Authority has suggested
some changes. Dave Tolen said one change is to limit this to mobile home parks only on "
units where the owners are qualified residents. The second change is the owners are
subject to right of first refusal on resale in order to give the community the oppoRunity to
preserve affordability.
Tim Whitsitt, representing Aspen Village NIHP, stated the Homeowners' Association
Board had a discussion and now understand the reasons for the changes. The Board is
comforted by the fact that the RO size limitations were left in. The issue of this being an
existing mobile home community is the defining kind of exception and a good place to
draw the line. With regard to change No. 1,Mr.Whitsitt stated he assumes most,if not
everyone of the owners,are qualified. He cannot be 100 percent sure this is the fact. This
presents a little bit of a problem to them because their commitment was to allow the
current residents to buy. As to change No.2,they did not have a chance to respond to the
Housing Authority on their thoughts about it. Mr. Whitsitt is not convinced this .
requirement is necessary. The County can step in and buy,whether or not it has a right of
first refusal. He feels it complicates sales. The Homeowner's Association has written into
its covenants that it has a right of first refusal on the sale of any unit in the lot. The reason
the Park has a right of first refusal on units is so they have the option to buy a unit for the
use of a park manager,if the person so wishes.
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EI(en Anderson, one of the property owners, says she has a problem with the County
having a right of first refusal. She feels it is a layer of bureaucracy that is unnecessary and
it has the potential of being detrimental to the people who live there. She stated, for '
example,if her house is on the mazket for$IOO,Od0.00 and another homeowner's is on the �_..
market for$100,040.00, and the County purchases her house,but then another board of
County Commissioners or another Housing Board or Administration might make the
decision that they bought her house for$100,000.00 but they want to subsidize it and put
it back on the market for $80,000.00, she feels it would be really unfair to the other
homeowner because the County bought hers and artificially deflated it. It would penalize
the other homeowner.
Commissioner Ireland responded there is no difference of having the Park having right of
first refusal or the County having right of first refusal. He feels the Board and County
have stuck their necks out on the line for the homeowners in approviag what is a fairly
radical proposal for RO without price caps and so forth.
Dave Tolen stated the reason why the County felt it was important to have the right of
first refusal is because this is Aspen and prices on real estate can escalate and do strange
things. It is a safety mechanism.
. A discussion ensued regarding the right of first refusal issue.
Tim Whitsitt said their plan is when they offer the contracts to purchase, tE�ey witi ask
when they sign the contract that the current owner sign an�davit stating they are the
current resident in that unit. This is the very minimum. They have committed to allow
people who are there now and have been there for a while to buy their unit.
Suzanne Konchan,County Manager,stated she recollects from the meeting last week the
Board said any existing trailer park owner does not necessarily have to meet the RO
guidelines. They said they would not kick anybody out but the next round of purchasers
will have to meet the RO restrictions.
Commissioner Ireland stated the only group he would exciude is people who are not
Colorado residents for taxpaying purposes and are not registered voters.
The Homeowners' Association said a third reading on this will not hinder them for
financing purposes. They are not ready to submit alf of their papenvork yet.
Commissioner Ireland asked Debbie Quinn, Assistant County Attomey, how do they
grandfather in people who do not meet the guidelines and make those guidelines
prospectives on future sales.
Debbie Quinn responded language shoutd be added to the ordinance that indicates the ,
County has already given approvals for the mobile home park and have heard from the r
mobile home park regarding the language. �-
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Commissioner Irelnnd moved to amend the ordinance to grandfather in the people �
who live in the Aspen Village Mobile Home Park who can buy their units,so long as ^:.
they are paying Colorado taxes and they are registered voters, and then the �
guidelines will be adopted for this park and all the other parks; amend the ''.
ord+nance to add the langaage of a 30-d�y right of ferst refusal; and set for third
reading and public hearing on May 8, 1996 at 3:30 p.m. With a second by
Commissioner Lamont,the motion passed unanimously.
Commissioner Ireland notified the park that the relocation of the power lines to �r^
accommodate the expansion of Highway 82 may require two days aircraft use of the dump
for a staging area for the power relocation and then another possible 28 days for truck �
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3"'READ: ORDINANCE APPROVING AND ADOPTING FIVE(51 SEPARATE
AIRPORT LICENSE AND USE AGREEMENTS BETWEEN THE COUNTY AND
THE AVIS. BUDGET, EAGLE, HERTZ AND THRIFTY RENT-A-CAR
COMPANIES FOR THE OCCUPANCY AND USE OF AIRPORT LAND AND
FACILITIES AND THE PROVISION OF COMMERCLIL SERVICES TO THE
PUBLIC: REOUIRING COPIES OF THE PROPOSEA AGREEMENTS TO BE
. AVAILABLE FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION AT TFIE OFFICE OF THE
- DIIZECTOR OF AVIATION AND THROUGH THE PITICIN COUNTY CLERK
AND RECORDER: AND SET'i'ING A PUBLIC HEARING THEREON: Gary
Esary,Airport counsel,stated at the second reading the Board established three conditions
for further consideration of the ordinance. The first condition was the resolution of the
interlocking ownership agreements with Eagle and the disclosure issues. Mr. Esary ,-
discussed the matter with Debbie Quinn and Mr. Boyd. They are prepared to moved
forward with a condition subsequent on the approval that the parties wil[agree and jointly
pay for a third-party mediaior,probably a CPA,to whom they will submit their questions
and to whom Mr. Boyd will respond. Mr.Boyd's main concern is that the response to
their questions is going to involve confidential and proprietary information that he would
rather they do not have. Mr. Esary staYed he prefets they do not have this kind of
information either as long as there is some independent professional that can look at it and
give them some kind of reading on diversion of revenue issues. The condition subsequent
to Eagle's license and use agreement would be that the parties agree within 45 days to
jointly hire and pay for an independent mediator,submit the questions,get a response,and
basically get a report from the third party on what types of provisions should be in the
Eagle agreement to protect the County's interest with respect to off-airport rental car
business.
Commissioner Lamont asked Mr.Esary if the language we use will also be language that
would protect the County from further interiocking agreements? Is it a process the
County could use in the future? Mr. Esary responded if another on-airport operator
establishes or requests to establish an off-airport operation,it would be directly applicable.
There is potentia!future use for this. It also will be useful in the County's consideration of
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the off-airport fee ordinance affecting Alamo that will come up in the next couple of ( °'�
months. Ms. Quinn asked once the third party comes up with some recommendations
about what needs to be included in the agreement,is there going to be a provision on this ,
condition subsequent that the parties will agree to whatever the recommendations are? ��
Mr.Esary responded there continues to be a provision in the agreement itself that says the � ,
County has the discretion to require full disclosure. If the County winds up disagresing
with the report,then the County is simply teft with a lease enforcement provision,which
talks about declaratory judgment or straight litigation.
The second issue was the matter of the County inserting an additional provision in the
lease requirin� the rental car operators to amend their present procedure, which is to
respond to notice of parking violations with the name and address of the person who
� rented the car, and instead to pay the fine directly and then seek reimbursement through
the credit card agreement with the driver of the car. Commissioner Irefand asked to get
some empirical data on what the experience has been with respect to Aspen and Town of
Snowmass. Mr.Esary was unable to get a report from the City of Aspen as of yet but was
able to get some information from the Town of Snowmass. Tim Leary stated the
experience with che rentai cars is no worse than the local people. Toby Thurman with the
Town of Snowmass stated the rental car companies are no worse than local operators.
The third issue is the matter of Budget Rental Car of Aspen, Farabee Adventures, Inc.,
. having missed several deadlines for the submission of the $59,000.00 redevelopment
deposit. Doug Allen, a lawyer who represents Farabee Adventures, Inc., who is
attendance at this meeting,is prepared to tender a$59,000.00 check today. A check was
tendered eadier by Farabee Adventures,Inc. The check to be tendered today is from an
investor. Mr.Allen is tendering the check and making a representation on the record that
the escrow agreement that was signed by the other parties witl be signed by Farabee
Adventures,Inc.by the end of this day with no changes.
Avis and Budget are willing to accept the late tender of the$59,000.00. Mr.Esary has
not been abie to obtain a vote from Hertz or Eagle yet. Thrifty voted no with a condition
they would vote yes if Budget would agree to chan$e the order oF the booths at the
airport. The way the MII vote works is it has to be the two biggest rental car companies,
which is Avis and Hertz,plus one more rental car company to vote in the affirmative. The
County does not have that yet. Mr.Boyd made a suggestion,which Mr.Esary thinks is a
good one,and that is approve their agreement with the condition precedent of the results
of the MII vote. Mr.Boyd wants to wait 48 hours to make a decision. There is a problem
with this because the agreements expire today. The Hertz people feel comfortable they
wilt have an answer soon. Mr.Esary recommends they go to the end of today. If Hertz
votes yes, it is a completed deal. If HeRz votes no, it is not dispositive. The Airport
recommends to accept the money and go forward because the entire process has been
predicated on five companies being on-airport operators.
Commissioner Ireland recommended the County should go forward and try to get a
decision today. ,
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Thrifty's representative stated their company did everything in the time frame that they `
were supposed to do it. Farabee Adventures did not and Thritty feels ihat since they . �'�
played by the rules that they should have a better choice in their location. He feels that �' ;,
they ceally were not�iven enou�h time to vote on this matter. It is not enough time to
make a business decision.
Commissioner Ireland moved to amend the last amendment to read that the rental '
car companies will be responsibfe for the tickets on the rental cars incurred by their
customers unless their annua! percentage of deadbeats is less than or equal to the =r
annual percentage of deadbeats among local people who incur parking tickets. At
the discretion of the airport manager,il'there is a showing of good faith ePfort on the `
part aF the car company to collect and was unable to collect,the car company will
not have to pay. Commissioner Lamont seconded the motion with discussion.
Kyle Boyd stated he feels it is borderline dangerous to put the car rental companies in the
position to be penalized over somebody else's behavior. He wonders if they get a
speeding ticket or have a wreck,the car companies are responsible? He commented there
must be some other alternative to deal with tfiis. r
Commissioner Ireland responded the car company is the beneficiary of somebody's ability
• to abuse the system and the car company has the ability and the means to control the
abuse. As part of their contract,Yhey can say that unpaid parking tickets will be charged
to their credit card.
Mr.Boyd said those provisions are boilerplate in everybody's contracts. The loose link in �•'"
this scenario that Commissioner Ireland described is real simple. If he fills out a charge •
slip to John Doe for a$35.00 parking ticket and processes it,in about 10 days he wili get
a letter from the credit card company charging his bank account back because the item is
disputed.
Commissioner Ireland responded the car companies can contractually provide,in the event
of a charge-back or ret'usal to pay the charges,that the person who refuses those charges
will pay the full cost and attomey's fees of action to recover it. The car companies can
sue and the other party can pay for the lawsuit too. There is also the provision for
discretion in the event that there is a totally unreasonable predicament.
Commissioner Lamont asked Mr.Esary if there is something that is realty problematic in
the six-year agreements, do they have the ability to discuss it and review it or are they .
locked in�
Mr. Esary responded the contracts will have been signed, but the Board is pretty
accessible and if there is a problem, it can be brought be£ore the Board before major
enforcement actions are taken. There is one more legal point and that is it is the way that
procurements happen and there really is not that much that can be done about it. Staff , _
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agrees with the bidders on these agreements and then presents them to the Board so the
technical atfect of Commissioner Ireland's amendment is to make a counteroffer to the
companies with respect to this provision in the agreement. The car companies have, in ��
fact,bid on a contract form that did not contain this in it so he will have to go back to :;
them and make a counteroffer and hope that they approve it and do not change their bids.
He does not think this wi11 be a problem.
Commissioner True ca►led the question on thc motion. The motion passed
unanimously. , .
Mr. Esary stated he just heard from Rob Madgett of Hertz, Vice President of Airport
Relations,and Bob Herwitz,general counsel,and their vote is to accept Budget's money �
and to go forward with the process,which will be confirmed in written form later today. �
Kyle Boyd with Eagle abstained from voting.
Mr.Boyd asked Mr.Esary with regard to the interiocking tanguage,is this language going
in all five contracts?
Mr.Esary responded the prohibition against interlocking ownership is identical in all five
agreements. Because of the nature of the agreement, because upon disclosure they are
able to customize the agreements to deal with everybody's individual situation, assuming
' that they write additional language upon the recommendation of the independent CPA,
Mr.Boyd's will be sli�htly ditferent from the others because Mr. Boyd's company is the
only one in the situation of having an on and off-airport operation. His will be slightly
different by addendum but in the body of the agreement,the language is identical.
Mr. Boyd asked why would his company be the oniy company to have this type of
- operation? What is to prevent another company starting an off-airport operation?
� Mr.Esary said there is a prohibition in the agreement of having an off-airport operation.
If they did do that, Staff would send them a letter demanding they make the disclosure
Staff is now asking Mr.Boyd's company to make.
At this time,there were no further public comments and the public hearing was closed.
Commissianer Lamont moved to approve the ordinance adopting on-airport RAC
license and use agreements on third reading as amended. With a second by
Commissioner Ireland,the motion passed unanimously.
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ADJOURNMENT: The meeting was adjourned by Chairman True at 1:15 p.m. -
Respectfully submitted, '
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. lished in the regular and entirc issue of evory numbcr uf �ovk.�m�ma tm ot ia�oranwce.re
said weekly netivspaper for the��criod of�_consecu- �m�e.:ib�°:n�iiu oi�ii�`<o�in�c��g:e • '
tive inserlions;and lhat lhc firsl uUlicalion uf said notice R«om�.,sw�:!1la1n Street,Asven, '
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was in tl�e. Issue of s�id newepaper daled 1c�neHeJones,Depu[yCWnlyCkrt
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lication f snid notice was in the issue uf�aid newspaper �
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