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P��b I i c ��ornme n t '�x;, � �� 1:R1 Er��:r:�plana3�r Cornments S + �:00 kESOLUTI�NS RNG C�NTRRCTS } ;-� MinutFS from Gr�CC: me�tin3 �-23—�:7 'ui��i Li�.�uor Li�_unse Transfer Fom��rantr-_ Inn. Y,'im �.=�1 Whit�sion� �'�_� Hi3hway !iser's Ta:c F�.inrl Hnn��al �:han3es to f�ounty Foa�1 �ystem, Tam Mewlancl Goimn��nications Mnint�nance Rgreentent- Sherry Youn3 `�1�"� Ruedi I�FSOtution� flark Fut fer � _lanei C:oest�=r/!�v:—��ti'�;R f-'Fac� Walk> E�o� Child .'�.:::L` i. ' ��15 Public Hcarinq F_lam yravel pit '30 rJa1 �;ttFnsipn: f ��_k Marlc F�_iI IFr and Fram=is I:rizmanitl} _ �. 3:.'O F'.�9. E�F,Frrt. E `� 3:4� Plills/Rodden Clairn fr.>r F'�imt�ursernent, Plarit F�_iller `;:� �: rary Esary - '�'� � � ;::-. 3;rC First Fceadina and set for Public Hearinq ; Grant of Easem�nt to Fspn� G�onsolidat�d :�anitation �i;. .-� C�istrict. Tom '�mith , � x-,- � ��. � /� CorrF�ctian to �nline Conservation Easement,. Tam �� , 's":rn i t h j :� ��' WORY. 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This is an application for a � detached bedroom on a non-conforming lot, 3.4 acres in size. ` 5 � . ��. The applicant is requesting that they be allowed to convert a �' cabin into a bedroom with miniraal bathroom facilities. At this � •;_i time there is no plwnbing, heat or electricity. i ::._� ,;� Francis stated that the Planning Office is recommending that this ;.i request be denied. Their feeling is that this detached bedroom ! is creating a second residence and the Code only allows a single ';�?� family dwelling. � �,, ,"`j • �! Co7.ette stated that in 1985 when the Crowley's obtained a „� building permit to expand the house, there was plumbing and heating in the cabin. St was removed at that time. GEORGE OPENED THE PUBLIC COMMEE2IT SECTION OF THE PRTBLIC x�nurxG, 'w� ,r:� Mr. Crowley was present and stated that this cabin would be used ,,.� for overflow guests to sleep in. He has no plans to rent it. He states that he will do whatever is requested of him to make it a -;,,� legal bedroom. � Francis stated that there are a lot of issues that go against the Land Use Code. Iie is concerned that two families own this single family dwelling. � :'J� Herb Klein, attorney for the applicant, stated that the appli- cant is willing to propose a deed restriction, to post a bond and � agrees to allow reasonable inspections. Herb feels that the applicant is conforming to the rules, he feels the interpretation � has been that if the unit has a kitchen, it is an independent � housekeeping unit. � ;; George Madsen & Colette Penne both stated that this building had r,'.,..:,.,=• historical value and that this should be a consideration. �:"4�,.' �.:; � ��: , BOARD OF COUNTY COMMI55IONERS 1 MARQi 9, 1987 '��'i,?` � _;f +. .;_� .� ;`� . � E�,��. � _ E..�;S"�: . � . . . .. . . . . � . ..IFV " � �x;};e: . . . �ni;,-.:.'��;':•�. . � ' �.:'Y"�:.,, � ��r??n;-�xi:'_i� :�.n r�: . ;tia._,�:;j•.,_- .�t,,;;�i; � ` � • ';��;F_ ` � �'�'� ... , , ,+��.r. _. .,. _... . ... ... . . .,.. �._ . r�.�;: . , _ �; r��j��,tr��'�k��C��,��.r��r��•ir � ;� M }�y' t �a�y s . - �Y�Ai� ��. ��^�fi,�. �i +�i�4 M1 �n, x �.�v2��d5:�. ..'+'��"�A7'*��rf��: ."•�,�� . �4i:.'r� T.�. � �ri�3��t . (��t. ' it .Y.�;a.a._. "'F '�` ` 'Z . TFIERE BEING NO FQRTf�R DISCQSSION, TfiIS SECTION OF TSE PUBLIC HEARING WAS C7ASED. COLETTE MOVES TO APPROVE TffiS UNIT AS AN EXTR2� BEDROOM. SHE ADDS A CONDITION TO RIIN WITH Tf� FUT[7RE DISPOSITION OF THE LAND, WfiICH - II�OSES A DEED RESTRICTION THAT THIS NOT B8 A H2►BITABLE UNIT. �''''' %:: THIS MEANS THAT A KITCfIEN MAY NOT BE ADDED, ALIAWS MINIMAL ;°;�"�•;r' BATfiROOM FACILITY AND THS RIGAT OF INSPECTION. AISO THAT THE �= ;:, SEPTIC SYSTEM BE UPGRADED. FRED CROWLEY SECONDS. Sob Child is concerned that if the property ever changed hands ;,•i and the make-up of the Board was different, we would not be able _ to track or enforce changes. He is also concerned with the fact 4. � that the Board is ignoring its own regulations. -� Tf�RE BEING NO F[JE2TI�R DISCQSSION, A VOTE WAS TAKEN: �`.`.' � AYE: GEORGE MADSEN, COLETTE PENNE, FRED CROWLEY j�� , NAY: BOB CHILD, TOM BLARE ��'` ::'-=� � .� ---------- �i :?i �-�,� DETAILED SIIBMISSION WIISAIIGHBY PONDS ESTATES. CINDY HOIISEN Cindy presented this item. This is a request to develop an eight ':� lot subdivision on 16 acres off Red Mountain Road and Willoughby � ;;;°:.j Way. Last year the applicant received Growth Management approval ��:?� and received an allocation for seven new units. The applicant has complied with all the requests and met all conditions requested at General Submission, with the exception of a couple of things �'-`� to be discussed at this meeting. - :; ��1 One of the items to be discussed is height restrictions on a few .`_.� of the lots. The second is viewplane concern from Willoughby Way. '.`�� George mentioned that the Board had conducted a site inspection ; to this location last year. The area was staked and heights ;i4� noted. A number of changes were made and negotiations proceeded. - :�� Cindy stated that the applicant meets the Code in all respects. ' �� There is a concern however, that the viewplane of Aspen Mountain ; r'iy from Willoughby Way would be destroyed if houses were built to ;. � the size allowable and also to the heights which are allowed � within this zoned district. She stated that the applicants � agreed, at General Submission, to lower the heights on several of the buildings. Another item is the landscaping and where it would be allowed. Some lots will have landscaping restrictions as far as allowing a continuous row of trees or trees of a height that would block the view. � I Cindy stated that she has been working with Jim Curtis on this ` :.";� `I with regard to Lots 4, 5, 6, 7 & 8. She feels comfortable with a� + �` I �.�, i BOARD OF COIINTY COMMISSIONII2S 2 MARCH 9, 1987 � �.. i `�:' ,�{ :.� -:'i� ;. r�� _ . _.. � . _. � - �1. . , _ .. '�.:y"c ' t . ..iH�� _ �� . • . . .�ti(a�:w�"�! . :�t% - , -:^j`;;{'.. ' a,=�'Y.3�•h « 1. _'— ` � . M�. �. �`� _ . .. ._ �.__ . -�� T _ �SY� . . iC � ��'1 y,'4i. �S-a . f��4r�S 1 :.� �, �t �r � � �k�� j�-w��r �t � �� $},i i.. M ,a �,��ty t.�� j ��1��,�� y��y..,fi�:'��a'�'1�� ;i:,', ��+ a�. . . �;;GT"�n��',."��u��76��Y'��S?n1��.��.�. �� - ,?�'r �F,�,��!�1�:�_ . . ..��... ��..L+34:��- . � �j....:.'�. results presented for your approval. Herb Klein was present and stated that he was representing the " Cronin family, who owns a lot across the street. The family has . � concerns with hei ht buildin or landsca e and the �,, q ( g p ) possible � loss of view from their house. He requested a height limitation �� on the trees to be used. Gideon Kaufman was present and stated that P & Z did not think it ,;� was appropriate to put a height restriction on trees. Herb felt this argument was the minority feeling of the Commission. � Further discussion followed regarding the landscaping and wording regarding the planting of trees. Whether to use the words � "substantially blocking" or "totally blocking" the viewplane in �, _ the conditions of approval. 'j� " Tom Smith stated that if there is a problem with the wordinq as ;; presented, the condition should be eliminated entirely. The �;:;� scenic requirements of the Code deal with public scenic views. ' `' Tom Blake, Fred Crowley, Bob Child, and Colette Penne stated that ! they are comfortable with the wording as it is. The word �� • ';� "TOtally" will remain in. :�a!� COLETTli PENNE MOVES APPROVAL OF TffiS DETAILED SUB1dISSION WITH CONDITIONS IMPOSED BY THE PLANNING AND ZONING COlIlSISSION RESOLU- TION 87-4 LEAVING THE WORDING °TOTAT,LY° IN BND REMOVING 7AT #7 FROM CONDITION 13. TOM BLARE SECONDS. AIFMC �`; TFIE BOARD WAS AHEAD OF SC�InTLE THE FOIJ,OWING ITEMS WERE DIS- .� C[JSSED: � 1) Tom Blake discussed the Planning Office Work Program. � `=;� He would like to make sure that all BOCC members are � � here for this item. He would like to reschedule the k �� Tuesday Work Session item scheduled for Tomorrow I� �� afternoon to the morning. John will call Alan Richman � and reschedule. 2) Gsorge Madsen discussed the $12,000 Eagle County pays ' Pitkin for Social Services. The Eagle County Board of ; fi , Commissioners are coneidering whether they want to � . i continue paying or negotiate this amount. ,.:,uA,,; � y��,. f3) George discussed a memo from Wayne Vandemark, Fire , �Y_ '.;�I �.':��.. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 3 MARCH 9, 1987 _� �.. , - ;-1 1 � . . . ,_ � .- , . . , ,, _. ��. . zs •.-� .; - . ; �� ,�. � `'��,:::; :�_..; — . —'j�.F::��— � . ��`J.:�::1:� �'�kS>i.A�'! _ . N'r;, _ .�`,.` . ;'r;�?'�'�� « - '�i^r�t; � _ ` ,_.. `�� . < ; �:_ . . _........, . _._. . . . .. . :,... ..._. :r., . . . - .. .. . . . . _... ��+?asi,'. . - , '. � . . . � � . . r �t.��: c� '.b � �. l, y,. , �wsy�3��,5��'t'�r�C��4`��i�t,'��`�� t' �`��'"�'j'J � .,t . ti , � ra . �� `�k l � ^��t*,�r,�� ,SI `�, 4 � .4 .. ' .tt �+ i ._ ...��..�� . _". � r .}> .. �r�c+� �... �_ ..?_-.a '�r_, Marshall, regarding the requirement of aprinkler • systems in homes built down valley. Fred stated that Wayne fs recommending this because it will save the individuals insurance money, However, he is not requiring it. He cannat since the Fire Marshall does ��';.- - not have jurisdiction in the County. .�;_;,;::;`�: ,,._,:, '.' 4) George mentioned a bill in the legislature in which the �-r�:: : ' allocation of Highway Users Tax Fund is changed. It ��"',-.';,: ' changes from humber oP miZes of road in the Connty to ' numbez of cars registered. This would earn us $100,000 � � annually. CCI is fighting this Bill. i • 5) George showed the Commissioners an ad in the Denver �, "' ' Post where government is advertising in favor of a ti; ; ' cause and it is legal. This is a precedent. �'. ��.y�., .� 6j George reported that a display ad listing members of � r.: -� citizen boards and with pictures of the Chairperson of � : ` each will be appearing in the Aspen Times. Public � � relations was discussed. � � � 7) George reports on a letter from Bruce Abel regarding , Burnt Mountain. It would cost $250,000 per year plus � '�i $1.3 million in capital expenses for bus transportation E' " � to get skiers there, if it goes through. � ' e) George said that David Dominick is being interviewed as �, a candidate Por U.S. Environmental Protection Agency ,_� Regional Adminietrator. This may mean something as . regards the superfund and Smuggler. ,� -°------- ' � ADOPTION OF RFTA TRANSIT DEVEIAPMENT PI,�N, BRLTCE ABEL [10:45 �: '� _Z ;' Bruce handed out R.F.T.A. budget booklet to the Board members. � ,.� He then reviewed the TDP process with the Board. A Transit �, Development Plan is mandated by the Federal goverruaent and is a l. , five year plan for the development of publie transit services in Y= � the Roaring Fork Valley. i � A twenty meanber transportation advisory committee was formed to �� help work through not only a transit development plan but also to � � look at issues of vehicular circulation, pedestrian circulation '• and how the transit system relates to the two. � � ; 9.�:=.;�.:::: This TDP is a document which must be submitted to the Colorado �•`_'�;: � .i:;i,-i�„`. Department of Highways and through them to the Urban Mass :, ..: � Transportation Administration. Bruce explained that RFTA �`�' participates in a program known as UMTA Program Section 18, which ,{;;�..: ��.: �<:,,, �. '� BOARD OF COUNTY COMl�IISSIONERS 4 M�RCH 9, 1987 �; ;: . ::, e`.( �.,_ '`;� ti-� - •-... .._.___` , , , _ - � �. - r:-- .=�: :.'r.°�"�`•; . - r `.:,. . .�j.;;;": �y Y�..;.� . ��:,a'-'*�V�'r•-''��.�i`� 'Si�, . ��1:•. `..5`..`_1} .. . .`�'iF+z' „ •. � � � _...... .._ . . .. :. . � _ .. � . Ii 4y��'��3Yr�,. i��1�`�i �!r�^1,��.� ��+�!} �j''+��+`�! �.� ��3i�f 1�5� r �� j j.) y,'-'��t 4 ��ik'�3fIF,�'1� �.r A?;f1,.'1�X.yr tit? �ri i� 5 �� rh �' ��hL _ +� � ti. .� t �� ` S } � "'fi��.F:�t;��t�Jm{��f'C. -:� � r�' ��.��: �.��_,.- �� .. �154`as,�'� . . . . ... ._ A wh...s �'.�r _ ... . . . is a program for small urban and rural systems. Bruce explained that the Committee looked at public transit. This `' means ground transportation, and the ability to move people i.�:•' _ enmasse in the Roaring Fork Valley. The study area was formally t:::��`._ defined as Pitkin County, however Carbondale and Glenwood Springs ?.;: were also considered. Sruce etated that RFTA's job is not to move buses, it is to move ? _ people. Therefore, where it is appropriate to use buses, that is � recommended. Tn other areas, implementation of a van/pool program � -, may be recommended as more appropriate. He stated further that �:-- it is not unheard of to enter into contractnal agreements with taxi companies in areas of low demand. ,r, �+ RFTA has prepared a market research document, approved by Aspen i.; Resort Assn and the Aspen Ski Company. Bruce said that there is ;,�•., a so much information available that United ESCpress and Continental :;: ` ��a hava agreed to allow its use on their out-going flights. . ,� Questions are related to �he person's arrival in Aspen, what type ;.., of ground transportation was used and their reaction. -�'� George asked about the Railroad and how it might work with RFTA. �i Bruce replied that there are two areas being evaluated: . � �;� 1) If rail-bus commuter operation is instituted, RFTA wants to be sure all of it's passengers can be accommo- ,:�.# dated. If so how can RFTA services be reoriented. ..` ':'� 2) If the railroad requests money to support the rail-bus, RFTA needs to be comfortable that the people will he ,-ti served and that RFTA has sufficient dollars left over �� to grovide a subsidy. l ';:� Bruce stated that in 1987: ,� 1) the Aerial Cable Transit Feasibility Analysis will be continued. ' `;:_� 2) Highway 82 Interim Bus Lane and Park and Ride Improve- � _ ments will also be considered. i ;� 3) 10 new bus shelters will be constructed. � 4) Lease-purchase of 12 thirty-five foot coaches for skier shuttle services. .l `:.i In 1988: j 1) Five Flexble buses will be replaced with smaller vehicles _ I and alternative fuel sources will be investigated. � 2) Maintenance vehicles will have to be replaced. � � I ��j�: In 1989: � 1 Lease Purchase Pa ents for Ski Com an buses and the '�` ) Y� P Y �t,� w , I City route buses. " -�'�: : :n;v.�r-. i � In 1990: �'� ,�i' � BOpiRD OF COIINTY COMMISSIONIILS 5 M1►RCH 9, 1987 = ��' �� . -� °�,,�{' - � _ _ r � �s•;.�s:- • ' ;_:�, i:�a;� '-i; _ -`itt ~.',,.1':\',; . ':..`:?'�'? i, `ziw.`. . 3,' ` . . ... _._. . ` � ��. . ' . _' ti t: M��'�b A�t�� b 5�'i��i„'r A �ti�if1t`�?(ti t , . . � ��.�� t , r ...�,�� '�:�` (7t6 '9" : �`'k� """4 ,: �".� g ,.r4 .. !l�S.�. r;l�vy, ,v'V"*k"�y �t �� :1,1 J �. f !jY�'}j >: ''� s .��1"t. . . . . M'•i�t�t�f.�'.'a��i�� .. _ }�5��{S� t�''� R�r��. :... . ..� . . :� ,.Y�' �� _ 1) senior Van replacement 2) Supervisor's vehicles replacement The Financial Pr ram which corres onds to this o erational and `'`„ �5 P P r,�., capital plan was included in the Commissioner�s packet material. � This indicated the financial ramifications of the adoption of this plan. A twelve year financial plan was also included so that the Commissioners could see how the Five Year P].an fits into �� tha overall concept. �" Bzuce requests the Adoption of this Five Year Plan so that it can be forwarded to the State and then on to the Federal Government. COLETTE PENNS MOVES TO ADOPT THIS PT,AN AS PRESENTED. FR�D ;;� ' CROWLEX SECONDS. l" ' � -�• � NO FURTE�:R DISCITSSION. VOTE T�lREN. AIFMC � ��` i. Y: ; 4 , ---------- ? REPORT ON PLANNIZIG OFFICB WORK PROGRAM, ALAN RICIII4AN � I � Alan stated that the Board had requested that four high priority ' - ; projects be added to the Planning Office Work Program: � ! �} � 1) Maroon Creek, Owl Creek and Castle Creek Neighborhood @ � Plan. Completion in a timely manner to allow Planning k � Office to designate metro area receiving areas in 1987. �. � 2) Woody Creek Plan. � 3) TDR Legislation I 4) Followup Maroon, Owl and Castle (Item #1) analysis with • i implementation of receivinq area legislation. 4 Actions to be recommended to the Board to allow this schedule to ! work: f I 1) Move the GMP submission dates back this year, by five � months each. 2) Allow consultant to begin working on GMP as soon as they �4: i are hired. Money will have to be added to the con- ' tract. 3j Have the Existing Conditions portion of the Owl, Maroon ��.� and Castle Plan done by the Planning Office Intern. Alan stated that the rezoning of the Community Center presents no ;� :�:'':; problem. He added that what goes in the building, however, is ' another issue. Colette asked that he look into rezoning the t � ;r. building Public. He will come back after lunch and report to the � �; M1. , Board. ��" •'" ��:�. The Board has no ob'ections to Alan's work ro ram as outlined F ' 7 P 5 �.;,r,: ':j; I BOARD OF COIINTY COMFIISSIONERS 6 MARCEi 9, 1987 �� i f,� ' �:�,'�; ; ,; c ' :;. : .. ' L;E;3, _ " � �.;E - _ '.:i't ' . . . . :�>:: ' � . . ::�:�i,�`�.=� �_ . .=sz+,t;;_�,:;,N:, ' ;-`f�;.:S. _..s,;'•y�.�:; . '��:�::;� _ ' . ;�;+.+��' ` ' '�3'f,�_ ` �� -.. . ._.. . _.. . . . .. . . ,.. ._._ ��`: , � .. � �� .��h� 'n . 1q� . - ,. s fy. ��!��` V'?.�`i"a'F'�'�,rF N'" ��ir f L� �'i�'�`�•�.�� _r.�x�� -b� 1 .d�,k..�� . � 'i.��, ,_ y,. • i Y.�,/.� � ,�1�"!�g r ie�: '� }`f� ' . n �� '�4 .�y',�:�� )�'� . �!'^/ !� d y. . .� � ''y�� ,� 7 :;st ��'ti ��,�� :c L !' .x' . 'M ti ��+}�•'.�'!. , . ... . �.'tS- � . . � ;�. ,� � �� .'t.i5� . ... __ ti�.'�-..b .�, - �. F� �_:.'-� . .. . . . - s"� l, ... above. ��.��t:.:'.�, . PUBLIC COI+4fENT (1:30 P.1�S.1 1 John McBride was �� ) present to request permission to mount an Endangered Species display on the west wall of the �' �., " Airport Terminal as a memorial to Tom Wells. It would feature animal life in Pitkin County. Tom Cardamone, � - ; Sam Caudill and John McBride have worked on this { design. He added that there would be no cost to the County. j The Board agreed that this would be ok. ` � , � BOCC/MANAGER COMMENTS ;' �., x� � 1) John stated that Alan's answer on Public Rezoning of the � Community Center was that as long as we have a letter of � application in the Planning Office and proof of ownership, i it can be carried forward in low overhead form. He added again, that it is the change of use subsequent to the � rezoning that has workload implications. r � _ � Colette said that if the Community Center is rezoned Public, c ;� it will either have to be Master Planned or everything that �� is done there will have to go through Special Review. � i � 2) Colette stated that she, along with Glenn xorn and Cindy ' Houben, met with Emil and Billy Grange regarding the � � Downvalley Plan. k . � � There is a misunderstanding in the Colorado Departraent of � Highways regarding the maps used by the Planning office � . during the Public Meetings. The Granges thought that the impression was given to the appraiser from the CDOIi that their property was limited only to agricultural use. In fact when the appraisal came in, their property was valued at I $750 to $800 per acre. The property across the street and t � located in Eagle County was valued at $10,000 per acre. �•F I Board agreed that a letter be prepared stating that the CDOH ,/ o has mistaken what was represented by the planning maps. a George suggested perhaps a reappraisal should be done. ��"� ± Colette will speak to the Planning Office and have them � ' prepare the letter. - : � = �( ��":J•i`:r<.�:', i '�= ; 3) John Eldert reported a curfew violation to the Board. It �'� '" � ! occurred on March 7, 1987. Continental brought a plane in '� r"�' • � at 11:21 p.m. and out at 11:35 Y"' I p.m. They will be going ` :��;.�+ I BOARD OF COIIN'PY COMLQSSIONERS 7 MARCH 9� I987 _ �. i � 3 �.,�,� _ � _ „ ;`>:: - : . � ,s:, ' , `;�;.�:.i�:: air �:�t1�;::N�';..:�� , ,,�til�.�:r.: .� . , h { - :ti�� -'"P ` - . .. . ... .._... ` � �jSF T. � � .. .. .. -. . � . .. t' n . . -c . _ ... _ c �r'°y�4J.ry -t'r,f '� A��{ y�� i�� '��,11'S " Y wf`(Sy��S��''��7�' K"�jnt �C.t.-�. �,}y �F '.k. ;,�, ��Fj�. yk; � �:�;r' ra 7 p � ' . . �� t a .. �-r�^I �- i 1,Y-�:. � � ' . �L'7,,,� 1_ �C�,...��il��i?�;�.�i'.7,�: 9,'.�."-, �' �.: a �"f .S' ,� . . �1� . . .. �4�'i . �!i�A��a _ . �� .ws� through the hearing procedure. 4) John also reported that the Attorney Quality Time will routinely be the time where Legislation issues will be `;~ discussed. �t� � : . . �(ii''` 5) Bob Child stated that he had spoken to the President of the `?`'� ` ' River District. It is fine with the River District to have a staff inember represent the County's position at the Ruedi Meeting on March 13, 1987. i _ � RESOLDTIONS AND CONTRACTS (2:00 P.M.1 1 '. � 1) Minutes of the February 23, 1987. �'`•:. ' Tf1ERB BEING NO CORRECTIONS, THE 1SINOTES STAND �' ' � � ��,,: APPROVED AS PRESENTED. ;-;,,.. � ,.�, .. 2) Liquor License Transfer Pomegrante Inn, Kim White ✓ ;�' � r� �� stone �: `� Kim stated that the license will be in the name of � Maxim Management Corp. She recommends approval of � transfer subject to clearance of finger prints from . � _ � CDI. �� TOM BLARE MOVES APPROVAL SIIBTECT TO CT.F.ARANCE OF '' FINGER PRINTS FROM THE CDI. BOB CFiILD SECONDS. �;� `',; NO FORTHER DISCUSSION, A VOTE WAS TAI�i. AIFMC ;� 3) Highway User's Tax Fund Annual Changes to County Road +; . System, Tom Newland {- j TOM BLARE MOVES APPROVAL. BOB CHILD SECONDS. NO ,/ � I DISCIISSION, A VOTE WAS TAI�+N. AIFMC �+ a A) Communications Maintenance Agreement, Sherry Young ?� �� Tom Blake asked if the Board hadn't requested a t ,� review of this after a period of time. Colette thought it was one year. I TOM BLARE MOVES TO APPROVE TIiIS AGRSEl�N'P WITH A '� i CONDITION TH�T 2'HE B021RD OF COUNTY COMIQSSYONER.S REVIEW Tgg pROGRAM ON NOVEMBER 15, 1987. BOB CHILD � SECONDS. � Discussion: Colette had a concern that if this � , ��;' I becomes privatized and a shop is set up in the Jail i'.-�t;," � basement, private contractore could use our shop. John �`ri?`. stated use of the space could be included in a "�:`r+'•�� i! ' ]i',� r��., 'r:,':h. � BOARD OF GOIINTY COI�II�ffSSIONF•f2S 8 MARCH 9, 1987 �;� .�• i - �.:` � i : ' ,r - - ' . . - . � — , }�'`� . . .. . � :� ' - ' �,fy • .,�;;�;'•;':=' ' �r, ,,:;; :,:f:,:;�. ;•,;;.�l,..�;� ��y , . d��`» S.. � ..F,'r'r.c'�. .. '_�`�,y,� ::-:.::;.� ,. �,,:,�.,, . ;��:v`"': '� �� _.._.. . . . ..__.._ : , t ��,;. - . � � y t,yy.��- i ya��<_s g�i �� iy re C a�!1`�:.� �;`, i r `3- �• 1'�Y`��fr .T� f� �i. � !b.' � ��,�� 1�iii��k�1''1°"n ; ti��, ai+�'{ " '� >.'y[y�}y. !yti{ � V4 �� 'i ,l;i a.?' .t: + _ ��.� ... ��HJv.�'.�..i�l i _n��!.��T'. ... _('4��"•l� .. . . FK.~. ��•,y'y`.}Yh.. contract. Tf�RE BEING NO F[JRTFIER DISC[TSSION, A VOTE WAS TAKEN. _':"t';i'' <Ya�'^ AYE: SOB CHILD, GEORGE 1+fADSSN� TOM BLARE� GEORGE �'� �'�' MADSEN }_i .'':_'. NAY: COLETTE PENNE ;""' '' MOTION CARRIES �. � 5) Ruedi Resolution, Mark Fuller ✓ Tom Smith presented this item. He explained that the ti,:. resolution presented for approval is designed to do 1 the following: ��; I .;, a) Request the Bureau of Reclamation to undertake q>;" ` � an analysis of data regarding potential impacts � '� on Ruedi and the Fryingpan caused by Round 2 Water Sales Preferred Alternative with conser- i vation measures. . ,� b) Request that this analysis be done in the � � context of an update to the EIS on Round 2 ,: ;._� Water Sales. t c) Request that local alternatives be considered. �F . � I. j d) Conservation flows for the protection of ., endanqered species should be rejected if � analysis demonstrates that there will be a substantial negative impact on the issues of `�i, � concern to Pitkin County. ! { e) If Conservation flows are approved then we are ,� requesting that measures ba taken to reduce the impairment such as, operational plans that _� would minimize the impacts. ��t 1 TOM BLARE MOVES APPROVAL OF THIS RESOLUTION. BOB CHILD ; � SECONDS. ` � NO DISCOSSION� A VOTE WAS TAREN. AIFMC �� 6) Janet Coester/US/USSR Peace Walk, Bob Child �' � -: , � Bob Child explained that this resolution is to indicate � ��, y that the Board of Count Commissioners su orts the �'� '�%'" Y PP :�: :;:�c��r� purpose of the Peace Walk and that the Commissioners .:;,�,^�_ �� expressly declare that Janet would ba the participant ��^��`�-�. I s*�;�ch' °c.` BOARD OF COIINTY COMMISSIONERS 9 MARCH 9� 1987 .� ,��; j _ � _ .r:. P � i ' � � , .... . .; , �-: ��;; -..:.. .. .,t . °-`r'. _`:.�. - . . . h . , . : '.� u � :�.. .:..,- .'.,.. .,. .., . � q��+ ' . . . . � . it.:!._ rt (' r .' , � 1.#y�..�� . . . . . -:^.„:��:' . � . � . .,�;�_�..�` . . "�>a';::,' '+ti�'"° r, ,. `s"�,�`:.?�'.y, i>i��','ih :,s�#x� . ,1. :d'�j+�.,`.,.':_ « ' ?'��*YY"v. ,N�'�.F';` ` � . . . . _ ._ __ _ _,._ ..._ - - �`��`'. . , ` � .,, ._._ _.. . .._.. _ :T, - - ,__._.. ��> . . �. ' �: YL.��ir f�}��,�,�bX��I�� `K ' J s'1�.+°y �Y Y i�`6' {'� ��` �� .Yy� y . . �. .'. Y � ' �' ��'/'�, y'C�' �`�`r'�`F''7�• i�^��FF� r ��,Y�'�� M � �,��y, ;�y ; �4jt�� , ..�,.. ��.� , �i�4��.. �.�.,��,'��,tir�ix+"�d j�� f �� 17,Y � � t �,p�p��:��:: _ .... 4 ��"s7r _ _ �r �� ' ft e.. ._ �w�>:�.`..,ij.., _S�i`%i" �� ~ ��:�W��4s`�� '�`'� i . . w .�:' . ._ . . . .. . . . ,� . • who would best represent Pitkin County. FRED CROWLEY MOVES APPROVAL. COLETTE PENNE SECONDS. �'.�. NO DISCQSSION, A VOTE WAS TAREN. AZFMC } + ------^--- �' . ;_j PUBLIC HEARING: ELAM GRAVEL PIT-90 DAY EXTENSION MARK FUI,LEg AND FRANCTS KRIZMANICH � Francis presented this item. Elam is requesting a one year ��:-.. extension of their S ecial Use Permit for the p' �:� ' ;� P graval it near Woody Creek to allow them to continue operations and to continue �,,�`; . the path toward resolving the road conflicts. In December o� 1986 >; 7. the Board granted a 90 day temporary extension to this permit to 'f�' ";; further examine new road access alignments. ;� �"� The Planning Office recommends that the Board direct them to . 'rj draft a resolution extending the Elam Special Use Permit for Six ) (6) months to allow them to continue negotiations to resolve the ,::,; access road issue. This involves a potential new road access -, • - � option which connects the pit to the 2ower McLain Flats Road. `��`� Two new road easements are necessary for this. One has been N� acquired from Aspen International Raceways, Inc. and the other is heing negotiated and belongs to Wink Jaffee. �' GEORGE OPENED TFIE PU$LIC HEARING FOR PUBLIC COMMEN'P. ,'�;i �,:`:; Chuck Carleton Representatives of the railroad have met with Roaring Fork RR Wink Jaffee and Wally Mills and at this point � have an agreement to use their proparties. He •�'r9 states that the RR is proposing a pedestrian bridge over the Roaring Fork River. .;r::� Chuck stated that the Railroad wanted to let ;Y� the Board know that it is moving forward, � they do have agreement with the property owners in the area and it is their intention, .� assuming the Railroad can make the appropri- ate agreements with the appropriate agencies, ; to operate the railroad. They do not feel they wi12 create a qreat deal of extra �;•'j traffic load on the road. They do anticipate a need for some space there, but not a big •�;''�"``ti:; � impact to this area due to the rai.lroad. x • ' � �.�; .� Hal Clark Hal stated that there is a direct relation- �u ., i:) Elam ship between what the railroad plans to do vs . J�,,... I ;:.� � ?� BOARD OF COIINTY COMMISSIONII2S 10 MARCH 9, 1987 �'=, Y� `;� << _ - �': � �r-1i'r;;;':r•;'; . .,.;.;�;,..;- • ��;- • ��n':,.H�.�,{( :.��;.�,""�,�:' . . �:?Sr::_,: 'titii��:'.�-:. . . :�r�` , ` ?Niy;s� . . .. �-" ,� s �` ' - . . -, . ... _ .. , ., ...,..- � Y '. � t � d �r Y F �iq�i�v �� ta s fi t�Y`'�� I, � ' �� Y � �.t . ,,q .r y i � �'.4�r i �Y�'��',i� rd 1 1�. ,T;�-�iA I .._��•�i !3 `�,�} �-l :7•' . . Y i a 'xe..i�e'4 �i- �►� in�i'S�,r•n1 �d�i„�i:..� w�.,�1 'M � _�'��F 7 �'��t.a�.?:2•..-. .. ��`i� L . * . . kt'�.g 11e . ....,. .. L:,.�.ur�. .+�. - .. . - . .. . t what Elam is proposing with the road con- , struction. The key part is that the area where the railroad wants to stora cars would � be over the existing McLain Flats Road. Hal t:;�;;" - states that railroad grade would have to be `;;;;;_`;,,_ cut about 20 feet. This does add a design �``h,- change to what has been proposed. (�`:�Y. : .: . r...:,::. Hal said that Chuck Carleton had mentioned the possibility of closing the existing �� ` ' access point. Elam has mixed feelings about i this since there are other people, besides Elam, that use it. The new section, combined with the Elam, ,� Racetrack and WCDC access, is a very feasible �t' - project. It can be built in less than two 4� months time, so it could be done this summer. (�' �^��' `F Elam feels the money situation can be ;i negotiated between the various parties I (primarily Elam and the County), and this will serve to improve that section of McLain � Flats, and take all of the Elam truck access I away from River Road totally. ` Hal stated that Elam is requesting a one year ;i extension because they have taken this idea Z as far as they can. The major players are ; other than Elam. A six month extension ; e�ires during their peak construction � season. This would create an extreme i hardship. �' Gordon Wittman Asked for clarification of the switchback � section. Hal explained. Howard Ross Stated that the biggest problem for the ' residents are the trucks. Just to get the trucks off the road would be the biggest t relief. t'� i �, ! Jim Palazzi Agrees that traffic is the highest impact. He j} j feels that this is the best alternative. The County has to get the truck traffic off of -_ � the road. i _�,.." Mike Underwood Agrees also that the traffic is the major �. Owns Wood Creek concern. Would like to see the road up on �""; " Trailer Park the mesa where the new proposed right of way r � ��.;� � is located. �� .''. �ta .. Terry Kirk Stated that Elam has done a good job with �;;�; ��i•_ � BOARD OF COIINTY CO?II3.ISSIONERS 11 MARCH 9, 1987 � :��': I .� 4 . � • . , , .. . • �y�'� .;4m - . i.s' _ f ,'y.: - � . �''r��;�� . . " . . "��z..F . . ..�:;..{�:: ' . .`^�4Yy`t.�'.: "4�t.�:'>. ,. �;�'C.q;i:aN�,',f i:� . ":t��1.�'i4:�:.,. _ YiiC��`�:'a , !:t�,:.M1i� r.. 5�� w :•fY;1... :�: ` �� ,..�- - - ___.�.. __�._ __._:� -.. �...�.�_ +�'' . ... . . :,....�.._ ��`` _,. ._ . . ._. . . -0., . . " r F��x^tt�r��}E±�i � �t��,��,�;`` 'y � w� � ;y, ' � �' x �,�w �r; �l.!�� js: 1}i'.?;�r }�� ) , �cK yW t a } � f y��• � l �� y�F ! � ,� �t� 1 r.c r ��t'�ea= ,��1��'�'.��.��'��.�e ��`:�. x;"' . ��.5� e„...�rt";a�:.. . v _ , �r + :1.��{,. '��.t:. _. this and now its up to the Board. Tf� PUBLIC CO?IIRENT SECTION OF THE I�[JBLIC HEARING WAS CIASED. ' Fred Crowley said that these are great ideas and plans but this ~- all hinges on whether or not Wink Jaffee provides the access. He K;;;`!>, . feels that in order to get this problem straightened out, staff 3 . should work with Mr. Jaffee to get this done and relieve some of ( � the pressures on these people. ,: , � F' Mark Fuller stated that the re-zoning of the Jaffee property and :_j the question of the railroad are obviously questions that cannot .• ' be answered today. However, if we agree that this is the �. �, appropriate solntion to the Elam access problem, we can direct F . Elam to proceed with planning the construction of the road from � ';-� their end, as far as they can get it, across those properties �� " ' where they have current agreement to move in that direction and '`� the County oan move toward redesign and rebuild of the McLain �� : .�-� Flats hill in a way that would be consistent with that. ''��. `•;�� COLETT$ PENNS MOVES TO EXTEND THE EI,�M CONSTRIICTION PERMIT FOR ;'1 ONE YEAR. FRED CROWLEY SECONDS. �p'1 � ; Discussion: Colette feels the County needs to talk with Wink .:�� Jaffee and get on with it, but does not feel it is necessary to - penalize Elam by giving them a six month extension rather than a ,_,p:; one year. � Fred stated that he wi7.1 work hard to see that this i_� gets done so that the Woody Creek residents are not back here next year. `M;,� Colette would like to get going on the design work so that when the time arrives, we are ready to go. '� John Eldert asked that the Board direct staff to revise the Road Plan since this project will be approximately $65,000 more than is in the budget now. The Board of County Commissioners support . this. _ THERE SEING NO FURTHER DISC[TSSION� A VOTE WAS TAKEN. AIE'MC, --------° �: - MILIS�RODDEN CLAIM FOR REIMBURSEMENT MARIC FULLER & GARY ESARY ✓ � - Gary stated that Paul Rodden, attorney for Wally Mills, presented a claim for $10,053.00 for an appraisal done on the Mills - property as part of the purchase/sale negotiations with the -' � County. ,`''�`, J.^J ` :��,::._:�.�. iStaff is recommending denial of the claim sinoe it is clearly a `'�:.&'?=` } risk of sale. j�",r .' -I BOARD OF COIINTY COMl�fISSIONERS 12 MARCH 9, 1987 :��+�, I y :� � . ::� . �-,tr�: ... .. . � � . . __. � . _ � . .:- . ... .. '.. , ��';7'T.t-' . .. . ...� . �t. . . .. . :...� . ' � :�� .:` . ' .. ... � � � .%':_ . . - . . .. � . f-e�.., . . f. . r'y;�..-�� • .t ' � . . +:e rea± •°.'i:� � :;z}��.- - _•�:�' .'_^�.'1'./.,. . . . t_�i'F.; ` ' � < � , ' _ . . .. _.._ ��,;:, ,. �� P'j� � 7Y f�i� �K�-- rr �•3 t I �-��/'�f�3 «t� ��r��t� ��a`�1 '� �l }�3 � y't .t� {. �� y F��T i .�1."7f.yv�t. ,,Y .�.,'�� JS' i +G '. � j'�q� h . 'T �i�,J� iY`,3�i t� � A.. ( '��-'�,�h,�,�'i,1�.1 y�d�, �� 31 �. 1 t � {- }�,eM,r.�' .�� x.`�- .:,?4/5'c ..�„�},f ti i,�x: S`�,y�� 1. ' 1 . .. -� kS��S��.��.�.��I ;')h.,�r'.� _. .. �� •�CiY. _, .. ..�. .,..,.. ��zC'. . -....v M.� ' FRED CROWLEY MOVES TO DENY TAIS CLAIM. COLETTE PENNE SECONDS. • Tf�RE BEING NO F[JRTfIER DISCUSSION, A VOTE WAS TAREN. AIFMC. _ :,. John Eldert asked if the Board wished to include the Mills '�y, �F` :�.:`s;:�...:... property in the Neighborhood Plan. Not at this time, go on a �':' . limited basis. ��"' ;i,.. George suggested that informal instructions be given to the _ Planning Office to consider the mesa with our focus on the maintenance facility and the road easements. � � ---------- `-�.�'` li'1';` ; .��'.: :,):; FIRST READING & SET PUBLIC HEARING: GRANT OF EASEMENT TO ASPEN � � f'•.` -�- CONSOLIDATED SANITATION DISTRICT. TOM SMITH � Tom Smith presented this item. We have a request from the Aspen Consolidated Sanitation District for the grant of legal access ! to their plant on with west side of North Mill Street. � ; Discussion regarding skier/bike path access to the Husiness ' Center followed. John Eldert was invited to the San.Board � Meeting to discuss this item. t TOM BLAKB MADE A MOTION TO DIRECT STAFF TO AORR WITH THE ASPEN CONSOLIDATED SANITATION DISTRICT BOARD IN SOLVING THE BIRE AND � SRIER TRAIL ACCESS TO TFIE IIPPER I�VFL OF TE� ASPEN BIJSINESS 7 CENTER IN CONJIINCTION WITH OIIR APPROVAL OF FIILST READING AND SET , jpUBLIC HEARING: GRANT OF EASEl�NT TO ASPEN CONSOLIDATED SLNITA- r TION DISTRICT FOR APRIL 13, 1987. FRED CROWLEY SECONDS. �� NO FURTHER DISCQSSION� A VOTE WAS TAE�N. AIFMC. --------° � FIRST READING � SET PDBLIC HEARING: CORRECTION TO ZOLINE CONSER- ✓ t VATION EASII�NTS. TOM SMITS �'�� i - i Tom Smith presented this item. Staff is recommending that the :� i Board approve at First Reading and Set Public Hearing authoriza- i tion for the Board of County Commissioners to execute the necessary documents to correct erroneous legal descriptions and ' conservation easements granted by Joseph 2oline to Pitkin County. It is requested that the survey errors be corrected and that the ^� �•• County quit claim its interest in the existing conservation ,t �;�!1 easements, while accepting conservation easements which contain `� ya;`, i proper descriptions of the property. ;; t;'�'':_. ,,.;' ,r � BOARD OF COIIN'PY COMI�IISSIONERS 13 MARCH 9, 1987 � '�js, -.: � ��; - �:� I � I ; ! _. .�''�� _ ._. , .,. _ , � __ ;:.f:- . . f �'-f��':�:.�.�:_�:._':�. . ::'4?�,�'..•.µ.�l:'l,i. . . „_.4-iiL:��,h4i..; � ;�F`:4. � • . �.i.� « . �`S`.. _ ` ...._ . ._. .,.,. .. _. �... ___ . . a�, : ; ;,. .,� ,�,,�,Z,,��q,� 3;, _ . . .,f..' . . `�.. `3 � }�= 'e� ��7'(�a��.� t *+��, � `..: � r �.�. -'l:. � t 1�m .� � ..f;�g '� e �.�' . ,�!'�' �i'iz"�qi��: � � A ��"c t 1�y . .. '.;'�1F.:..�� , ...._ _ . .. . , :,k`I .., :� ,�� ...x'_ie�:iS-§ . FRED CROWI�Y MOVES TO APPROVE AT FIRST READING AND SET FOR PIIBLZC HEARING. COLETTL PENNE SECONDS. Discussion: This Public Hearing ie also set for April 13, 1987. `��i;` - r NO F[TRTSER DISC[JSSION, A VOTE WAS TAREN. AIFMC. 'r''`?:�;`��; ��•<; i ---------- �� - MSETING AATOURNED. 9 i " �Res� tfully submitted ;� \ -� � 1, Pat Belfont �� t.'i;�:.. � ,.� f�,�.. 1 �I 1 I . t� � :I , , , � � �:, ; �� j :, ; .� , � � � ��, �� ! � �c`: i 13 1 �i 1�+1�. I �__.. ,:��=. .�::,_,; , ..,:� v � BOARD OF COIINTY COMlIISSIONERS 14 MARCH 9, 1987 _ t '� � S 1 �.�S X . L n-+ .Y�d. �FT:'+, ., ., '41, .... ... . _. _..- . lr.�ae„-,,,'��' . .. � � .. . , . ..�. .. . � ' . tl 'y£<�:.• .. .. � • :A�.'iCSv��.Y , . . . . ' .. X�r`:.��5'��.:v . . . � '1 ' . . ��i"i, . � � - ,. ' � _y..�. . .. . . . �� . �� fi. ;4��y��:� '��.1 - ' . �"��,�:; . ,��-..,,�� -, . � . '.��g+ , ` - . .:ti2.r�;;F