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That existing A -F, Agriculture and Forestry Zoning Classification as hat certain area loca-
ted in Sections 1, 2 11 and 12, Township 10 South, Range 86 West of the 6th P.M. all be and the same is
hereby changed to R -3. Residential, R -15, Residential, T- Tourist, B- Business = • A -R, Accommodations and
Recreation classificati. and uses, and that the Pitkin County Zoning Map . 1 be revised and modified
accordingly, the boundarie. of said changed use classifications to be sh• upon map attached to this
Resolution and by reference .corporated herein.
1 BE IT FURTHER '. OLVED THAT, the area hereby rezoned all be subjectedtto change. in zoning
classification as to all or any t thereof in the event the P1- ng and Zoning Commission and this Board
(shall hereafter determine that the • ea involved will be adver= y affected by failure to comply with the condi-
Itions for rezoning specified in Para: :phs one through four -••ve.
1 It was reported that the ibrary Building .d was depleted, as the result of.rapid completion,
of the contract, and delays in receiving -deral monies hereupon, on Motion duly made and seconded, the
following Resolution was adopted: .
SOLUTION
WHEREAS, construction has procee•• and payments have become due more rapidly than was
anticipated on the Pitkin County Library Build .g .'ereby creating a deficiency in the Library Building Account
a condition that could not have been forese- with r- . :onable diligence at the time of adoption of the last
budget,
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that there is ' eby appropriated from the Pitkin County Contingent
Fund to the Pitkin County Library Bui ng Fund the sum of ' ve Thousand Five Hundred dollars ($5,500.00) to
be used and expended for the purpos: .f paying for the const tion program now in progress on said Library
Building.
Upon motion duly .ode and seconded the following r•- oletion was unanimously adopted:
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, rem ante has been received from the United ates in connection with fees derived
from Federal Property, re• red to be allocated and divided by the Boar. of County Commissioners, and the
Commissioners, after du' onsideration, have determined that such money s •uld be devided as follows
THEREF• . , BE IT RESOLVED that such money in the sum of $7,: .64, should be divided as follows:
75% to the Road and Bri•_- Fund
T• e being ac ..._c'ee;: :oche 25% to the Public School ' d.
ire being no further business the Board adjourned.
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Clerk C firman / p
January 3, 1966
The Board of County Commissioners of Pitkin County, Colorado, met at 10:00 o'clock AM with r
the following present Chairman T. J. Sardy; Commissioners Orest A. Gerbaz and Samuel W..Howell;,Robert Delaney
County Attorney absent having been excused; Peggy E. Coble, Clerk.
Bills were audited, approved and ordered paid from various funds as follows:
ROAD & BRIDGE FUND:
i ORDINARY FUND:
COUNTY CLERK'S CLEARING FUND:
John Huebinger and John Doremus appeared before the Commissioners and discussed the proposed
Owl Creek development such developue nt being the Stapleton and Christensen ranches. The proposed development
being under the ownership of William Rubey; Fredric Benedict; H. A. Bornefeld, Jr; George P. Mitchell;
Leonard Geroux and John Heubinger. The Owl Creek development is to include a recreational area; ski area;
golf course and residential area.
John Kerrigan appeared before the Commissioners and discussed a proposed contract for a City -
County Sanitarian and also discussed the Master Plan contract.
Mr. Kerrigan also discussed with the Commissioners the problem of litter on the read to the
; dump. It was decided that public notice should be given via the Aspen Times that people dumping litter on
the road would be fined.
Stan Bealmear appeared before the Commissioners and reported as to the progress on the
addition to the hospital.
Harvey Hartzler, Aspen Valley Hospital Administrator, appeared before the Commissioners in
regards to various hospital problems and -was advised to appear at the January 18th meeting when the County
Attorney would be present.
Rose Stanton and Elli Bealmear appeared before the Commissioners and discussed financing and
construction relative to the new library. .
Edgar Stanton appeared and discussed zoning with the Commissioners.
There C e* no further business the Board adjourned.
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ATTEST :67-4 APPROVED: S) 1
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' January 11, 1966
1 The Board of County Commissioners of Pitkin County, Colorado, met at 10:00 o'clock AM with
i the following members present : Chairman T. J. Sardy; Commissioners Orest A. Gerbaz and Samuel W. Howell;
County Attorney Robert Delaney; Peggy E. Coble, Clerk.
No old business appearing before the Board it was regularly motioned and moved that the Board
adjourn Sine Die.
Nominations were opened for temporary chairman Samuel W. Howell nominated T. J. Sardy.
Nominations were opened for permanent chairman T. J. Sardy nominated Orest A. Gerbaz seconded
by Samuel W. Howell thereafter Orest A. Gerbaz was elected permanent Chairman; Samuel W. Howell nominated and
elected vice - chairman.
Representatives of the proposed Aspen Metropolitan Sanitation District were present and submittei
amendments to the plan for the Aspen Metropolitan Sanitation District, desiring to meet the objections and ac-
jceptions made by the Commission to that Plan. It was determined that the revisions would be satisfactory,
with the specific requirement in the approving Resolution that the Aspen Sanitation District shall be
ii responsible for capital cost and debt retirement to pay for expanding the capacity of its facilities and to
the needs of its service area.
I Thereupon, after discussion, the following resolution was adopted:
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, Preliminary Feasibility Report for organization of the Aspen Metropolitan Sanitation
District was filed with the Clerk and Recorder of Pitkin County, Colorado, and thereafter proposed form of
Petition and Notice of Hearing were also filed, and Notice of Public .;Hearing was,-.dulyopiiblEist}ed as required by •
Raw, and service made upon other Districts; and , .
account the service plan and the evidence and exhibits submitted at the Public Hearing; and
WHEREAS, on the 26th day of October, 1965, said Board of County Commissioners did adopt a Reso-
lution entitled "Resolution under 'Special District Control Act "', by which conditional approval of the Service
Plan of the proposed Aspen Metropolitan SAnitation District was given; and
WHEREAS, said Resolution conditioned final approval of the Service Plan of the proposed Aspen
Metropolitan Sanitation District was given; and
WHEREAS, said Resolution conitioned final approval of the Service Plan upon revisions and modi-
fications therein as follows:
., "1. That the plan be revised and modified so that,the capital cost and bonded indebtedness will
be brought within the practical ability of the land owners and users within the proposed district to pay.
"2. That the plan be revised whereby the Aspen Sanitation District shall be responsible for
capital cost and debt retirement to pay for expanding its capacity to meet the needs of its service area;" and
WHEREAS, since that time the proponents of the District have further appeared before the
Commissioners and have submitted a supplemental document entitled, "Supplement to Preliminary Feasibility
Report ", and still later they have submitted a revision of page 4 of said supplement; and
WHEREAS, the Commissioners have studied said supplementary materials and have determined that the
1 same adequately meet the conditions set forth in said conditional approval previously given, and therefore
have determined to enter and adopt a Resolution of Approval of the Service Plan, as revised, modified and
supplemented, for said proposed Aspen Metropolitan Sanitation District;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF PITKIN COUNTY, COLORADO:
Section 1. That the Board of Commissioners of Pitkin County, Colorado, does hereby determine
that all of the requirements of the Special District Control Act, being Colorado Revised Statutes 1963, 89 -18
(Chapter 225, Session Laws of Colorado, 1965) have been met and fulfilled in due time and manner, and that all
notices have been duly given as therein required.
Section 2. That upon thorough and complete consideration of the Service Plan, its supplements and
all of the facts brought to light at the public hearing on said Service Plan, the Commissioners do find,
determine and declare as follows:
1. That there is sufficient existing and projected need for the organized service in the area
' to be serviced by the proposed special district to justify the creation of said district.
2. That existing service in the area to be served by the proposed district is totally inadequate
for present and projected needs.
3. That no adequate service is, or will be available to the area through municipal annexation
by other existing municipal or quasi- municipal Corporations within a reasonable time and on a comparable basis.
4. That theproposed special district appears to be capable of providing economic and sufficient
service to the area within its proposed boundaries, and, additionally, appears to be capable of assisting, on
a contractual basis, the existing Aspen Sanitation District to solve its requirements for additional treatment
I and outfall facilities.
5. That the area to be included in the proposed district appears to have the financial ability
to discharge the proposed indebtedness to be incurred for the purpose of providing service to the area of the
proposed district on a reasonable basis; and further, that the proposed district appears to have the ability
to negotiate contracts for services proposed to be provided to the Aspen Sanitation District which will
generate sufficient revenues to enable the proposed district to discharge any indebtedness which may be
' required for the purpose of providing facilites and capacity to serve the Aspen Sanitation District.
6. That the facility and service standards of the proposed district are compatable with the
facility and service standards of adjacent municipalities and special districts.
Section 3. That upon thorough and complete consideration of said Service Plan, its supplements,
1 and all of the facts brought to light at the public hearing on said Service Plan, the Service Plan, as
revised, modified and supplemented with the alternatives proposed whereby the Aspen Sanitation District shall
be responsible for capital cost and debt retirement to pay for expanding its capacity to meet the needs of its
service area, shall be, and the same is hereby approved without condition.
Section 4. That it is hereby Ordered that copies of this Resolution be filed in the Records of
said Pitkin County, Colorado, and submitted to the proponents for delivery to the DistrictCourt with the
Petition for Organization of said proposed Aspen Metropolitan Sanitation District.
Robert Delaney was appointed as County Attorney to serve for the year 1966, or at the pleasure
of the Board at a salary of $300.00 per month for one meeting and $60.00 for each additional meeting.
The following resolution was, upon duly made and seconded, unanimously adopted:
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, confusion often arises as to the expiration of the terms of office of persons appointed
by the Board of County Commissioners to various positions required by statute, and it is deemed advisable that
all such appointments be reviewed annually at the reorganization meeting of the Commissioners,
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that as to appointments filled by the Board of County Commissioners,
pursuant to statute, and not otherwise provided at the time of appointment, the term of office of such persons
shall be so arranged that the expiration date of retiring appointees shall occur on the second Tuesday of
January, to be filled at the reorganization meeting of the Commissioners.
THEREAFTER, the following appointments were made or confirmed:
PITKIN COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT:
Mr. Edgar Stanton Five Years
Mr. William Mason Four Years
Mr. James Snobble Three Years
Mr. William James Two years
Dr. Virgil Gould One Year
Mr. Henry Stein, Associate Member One Year
I PITKIN COUNTY PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION:
Mr. Edgar Stanton Four Years
Mr. Sam Caudill Two Years
Mr, BendricBenedict One Year
Mr. Edward W. Morse Three Years
Mr. John W. Cronin Associate Member One Year
j PITKIN COUNTY HOSPITAL BOARD
Mrs. Rose Stanton
Mrs. Pat Maddalone
Mr. Clinton Stewart
Mr. Warren Conner
Dr. J. Sterling Baxter was appointed County Health Officer for the year 1966 or during the
i I pleasure of the Board.
Mr. Milton Conner was appointed County Service Officer.
Mrs. Peggy E. Coble was appointed County Budget Officer.
Mr. John Schutte was appointed Janitor for the Court House.
The Aspen Times was designated the official newspaper for the publication of legal noties for
the County, particularly those from the Treasurer's office.
It was directed that investigation be made concerning rates charged for legal publications by
the Aspen Times to determine whether they are comparable to rates being charged by other newspapers in the
I area.
The Bank of Aspen was approved as the Depository for County Funds.
An increas in salary for Deputies in the County Offices was authorized in the amount of $ 15v00
and $25.00 per month for clerks. .
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Miss Louise M. Berg was appointed to succeed herself on the Pitkin County Library Board for a
' term of five years.
Mr. Clinton Stewart representing the Janss Corporation, presented a plan for the proposed Snow-
mass Water and Sanitation District, together with a' petition and letter for formation of such district, and
requested that the Commissioners consider the matter on February 7, 1966 at 10:30 o'clock AM with a view to i
having a Public Hearing on March 8, 1966, which request was approved. '
I It was directed the County Attorney write Richard Chatfield of Glenwood Springs, making demand
that he pay the regular fees prescribed for use of the Pitkin County Airport for commercial aircraft,
designed at $1.00 on single engine aircraft, $2.00 on light twin engine aircraft up to six - place, and $5.00 on 11
1 twin engine aircraft, seven to nine place, and $15.00 for all other aircraft.
! The following Resolution was unamiously adopted: •
WHEREAS the tax sale certificates described herein below have been determined as uncollectible,',
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Pitkin County Treasurer shall transfer to the record owner, •
Michael Garrish, for the sum of $1.00 each for cancellation, the following tax sale certificates: Nos. 50, 51
& 52 for 1916.
! Th." b -ing no further business the Board adjourned.JL
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ATTES : ' y .�„ _a- ' APPROVED: GC/LI re_t,,A,
lerk Chairman 1
January 327, 1966
The Board of County Commissioners of Pitkin County, Colorado, met at 10:00 o'clock AM, with the
!following present : Chairman Orest A. Gerbaz; Commissioners Samuel W. Howell and T. J. Sardy; County Attorney
!!Robert Delaney absent having been excused; Peggy E. Coble, Clerk. •
I Bills were audited, approved and ordered paid from various funds as follows: 1
OLD AGE PENSION FUND: ,
PUBLIC WELFARE FUND:
• Fred Braun and Mike Penfold appeared before the Commissioners and discussed mountain rescue
operations and stressed the importance of coordination between Forest Service;.the Sheriff and the Mountain
Rescue Group. It was suggested to Mr. Braun by the Commissioners that he prepare a suggested plan for 'I
coordination and submit said plan to the Commissioners at a later date.
Gerald Kessler and Roy Vroom appeared before the Commissioners and discussed the development and!
Plat of the Elay Subdivision.
1 Edgar Stanton appeared before the commissioners and discussed numerous Planning and Zoning
I problems.
The commissioners discussed a change in Road Overseer for the Aspen Area and after consideration
Harvey Hale was appointed at a salary to be set at a later date and John Snyder was appointed Shop Foreman at ,
the same salary he presently gets.
The clerk was instructed to write a letter to Whipple V.N. Jones advising him that his request
of November 25, 1965 for a directional sign on highway 82 had been denied on the recommendation of the County
Planning and Zoning Commission.
The�•e••g no further business the Board adjourned. L7 •
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APPROVED: ��� 4/V
/ Clerk Cha rman
January 18, 1966
The Board of County Commissioners of Pitkin County, Colorado,met at 10:00 o'clock AM with
I the following present: Chairman Orest A. Gerbaz; Commissioners T. J. Sardy and Samuel W. Howell; c:* "r
Robert Delaney County Attorney absent having been excused.
Gasoline bids for the year 1966, received pursuant to previous advertisement, were opened and
tabulated as follows: .
NAME OF BIDDER REGULAR GASOLINE DIESEL FUEb
Continental Oil Company 14.74 12.98
American Oil Co. - Standard 15.08 11.09
. Sinclair Oil Co. 14.97 12.67
After consideration the following resolution was adopted:
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, the County of Pitkin, State of Coloradi, has heretofore advertised for the furnishing
of Gasoline and diesel fuel as may be needed during the year 1966, to be delivered as needed at Thomasville and
Aspen, Colorado; ii
AND WHEREAS, the Standard Oil Company, Division of American Oil Company, has bid and offered
to supply and furnish the said gasoline and diesel fuel as needed by the County at a price of 15.08 cents per
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gallon for gasoline and 11.09 cents per gallon for diesel fuel as may be needed during the year 1966, to be I
'delivered at the places stated above; .
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of the County of Pitkin,
by itS' Board of County CommissicTers hereby agrees to purchase such gasoline and diesel fuel as may be needed
'during the year 1966 from the said Standard Oil Company, at the aforementioned price of 15.08 cents per gallon 'I
for gasoline ;and 11.09 cents per gallon for diesel fuel;
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that this Resolution be entered in the recorded proceedings of this Board
and that a copy thereof, duly certified by the Clerk thereof, be delivered to the said Standard Oil Company
,forthwith; . I
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, this Board of County Commissioners of Pitkin County, Colorado, have hereunto„
set its hand and seal by and through its Chairman, heretofore duly authorized, on this 18th day of January 1966.',!
A11EST: /a/ Peggy E . Coble THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS II
OF PITKIN COUNTY, COLORADO
By /s/ Orest A. Gerbaz
Chairman
ACCEPTED:AS SET FORTH ABOVE:
'STANDARD OIL COMPANY II
By /s/ James T. Collett
, There in: o furth -r business the Board adjounred. -
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4/ Clerk ,Chairman '
February,, 1966
The Board of County Commissioners of Pitkin County, Colorado, met at 10:00 o'clock AM, with
the following members present: Chairman Orest A. Gerbaz; Commissioners T. J. Sardy and Samuel W. Howell:
Robert Delaney, County Attorney; Peggy E. Coble, County Clerk.
Harvey Hartzler, Administrator of Aspen Valley Hospital appeared and discussed various matters
concerning the hospital with the Commissioners. On his recommendation, authorization was granted to purchase
• a sterilizer at a cost of $2,760.00 with a $1,300.00 allowance on a washer sanitizer.
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Following discussion, and on recommendation of the Hospital Administration a Motion was
unanimously adopted that would authorize the architect to issue a change -order to the contractor to suspend
construction work on the new hospital addition in the event substantial interference with the use of the
hospital occurred during maximum occupancy expected during the heighth of the skiing season, the architect to
: work closely with the contractor and the hospital administration in this connection.
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ere beg no further business the board adjourned.
, ATTES . • �i. / APPROVED: ( �,�,,e(/ (,f, •
//V erk Chairman
1 February 7, 1966
The Board of County Commissioners of Pitkin County, Colorado, met at 10:00 o'clock AM, with the
following present: Chairmen Orest A. Gerbaz; Commissioners Samuel W. Howell; T. J. Sardy; Robert Delaney,
County Attorney, absent having been exeused; Peggy E. Coble, Clerk.
Bil'Ls woke audited, approved and ordered paid from various funds as follows:
ORDINARY FUND:
' ROAD & BRIDGE FUND:
COUNTY CLERK'S CLEARING FUND:
Jesse Maddalone,.representing M & M Car R appeared before the Commissioners and requested
!permission to build an office at the airport to be used in connection with car rentals. He was advised that at - F.
the present time the Commissioners could not grant the request.
Elden & Jessie Kittle appeared before the Commissioners and requested to purchase a strip of land
from the County at Thomasville. They further advised the Commissioners that the land they wanted to purchase
was a part of the old rail road right of way. They were advised that the matter would be investigated.
Mr. William James was appointed as a Member of the Pitkin County Library Board for a term to be set
at a later date.
A group from Emma appeared before the Commissioners and discussed the condition of the road around
Emma. They were advised that Harvey Hale would check the road over and report what needed to be done.
'Mrs. Whittlesley offered land to the county in order to straighten the road by her property.
William James, Peggy Rowland and Elii Bealmear appeared before the Commissionersand discussed the
;hiring of a Librarian at the new Pitkin County Library and were advised to proceed on an hourly basis for the
present time. The salary of Harvey Hale was set at $575.00
ere bein: no further business the board adjourned.
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February 18, 1966
The Board of County Commissioners of Pitkin County, Colorado, met at 10:00 o'clock AM with the
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following present: Chairman Orest A. Gerbaz; Commissioners T. J. Sardy and Samuel W. Howell; County Attorney
:Robert Delaney; Peggy E. Coble, Clerk.
�I Bills were audited, approved and ordered paid from various funds as follows:
er, 1 OLD AGE Ig N SION FUND :
PUBLIC WELFARE FUND:
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it Mr. Mike Penfold of the U. S. Forest Service presented a proposed agreement concerning use of the
Pitkin County Airport, by aircraft that might be required in the suppression of forest fires, advising that
such aircraft are often heavily loaded and might exceed the load capacity of the airport, in which event it
!would be necessary that an agreement for repair by the United States be made or else the County would have no
,assurance that compensation would be received for such repairs. A form of agreement was presented for consider -
iation by Mr. Penfold, providing for compensation or repairs by the United States, if damage occurred as a
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result of use by such aircraft, weighing in excess of 50,000 pounds. It was agreed that such an agreement
(should be negotiated and entered into, but that further investigation should be made with reference to the load
,limits on the Pitkin County Airport that might be permissable without causing damage, and also that special
consideration should be given to occasions when the airport was under repair or when due to water saturation,
(thawing or other special conditions, it should be closed to use or restricted use conditions applied.
Mr. Penfold advised that the U. S. Forest Service was proceeding with the investigation and classi-
�fication of Pitkin County owned mining claims, surrounded by the National Forest, with a view to determining
!what easements °tom^ might be required for public use, whether such claims were needed for public purposes,
: and would report to the Commissioners at a later, date concerning this matter.
At the request of Mr. Henry Thurston, wilding inspector, the County Clerk was authorized to arrange
to have copies made of subdivision plats for use by the building inspection department.
Mr. Gene Krill, for the Mountain States Telephon and Telegraph Company requested permission to bud
a telephone cable along the County Road leading from Colorado Highway 82 southwesterly to the Brush Creek area,
the cable to be buried not less than 30 inches, and not to be located in the traveled portion of the road. He
was advised that a written application on County form should be submitted, and the Commissioners would consider
granting the permit under the express conditions that the cable not be under the traveled portion of the County
,road; that the road would probably be widened and improved at a future date; that any changes necessary would be
at the expense of the telephone company; that the County would assume no responsibility for damage to the cable,
and that a $200.00 deposit would be required on the permit.
Mrs. Dorothy Shaw and Mrs. Fred Hendy of the Pitkin County Library Board, discussed with Commissioners
certain problems concerning the operation of the new Library and the expense. It was estimated that on the
basis of keeping the library open thirty hours a week, and considering the utilities, books, articles, and the
service needed, the cost would be around $18,000.00 per year. However, it was expected that the city of Aspen
mi ht be induced to furnish lights and water without cost to the library.
It was suggested that the Commissioners define with greater clarity the relationship between the
Library Board and the Special Committee who had arranged the financing, contributions, and generally supervised;
with the concurrence of the Commissioners, the construction of the new library.
The Commissioners advised this matter would be studied.
It was directed that Notice of Final Settlement on completion of the library be published.
4 0 On recommendation of Mr. Stanley Bealmear, acting as Clerk of the Works for the County on the hospital
construction project, Payment No. 6 was authorized in the sum of $47,249.00.
A contract was approved for signature with the State of Colorado for the employment of the Public Health
Nurse from January 1, 1966 to June 30, 1966, on a participating salary basis.
Mr. Ed Smart appeared before the Commissioners stating that he wished to explore the possibility of
leasing mining claims held by the County for the purpose of producing minerals, and would suggest that they be
leased on the basis of $10.00 per claim, plus ten percent of the smelter returns. He was advised that the
Commissioners did not want to enter into leases for speculative purposed, nor that would interfere with necessary
public uses of mining claims, but would consider applications for leasing for mineral production from designated
mining claims where a plan of development was presented and assurance was given that the development would be
carried out.
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STATE OF COLORADO )
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COUNTY OF PITKIN )
The Board of County Commissioners of Pitkin County,
State of Colorado, met at the County Court House at Aspen,
Colorado, the present meeting place of said Board in regular
session, in Pitkin County, Colorado, at the hour of /o :co
o'clock /(.m. on /V7 r M ..J q j , the 7` day of Fr
1966.
The meeting was called to order by the Chairman,
and upon roll call the following were found to be present,
constituting a quorum:
Present:
_:Aks Chairman: � (�- ���� �
Commissioners: J <�.44. m. e J L . fie e`I
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Absent: None
There were also present:
County Clerk: Peggy i bebbble ( -0 " fs
Thereupon, the following proceedings, among
others, were had and taken.
The County Clerk and Recorder informed the Board
of County Commissioners that the "Preliminary Service Plan
for Organization of the Snowmass Water and Sanitation Dis-
trict, Pitkin County, Colorado," including supplemental
documents and exhibits and the required processing fee in
the amount of $ 2 C'c c , had been duly filed in her office
along with a "Petition to the Board of County Commissioners
for the Organization of a Water and Sanitation District,"
and that all of said documents had been filed on the //3
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day of 3u ,,,,( ry , 1966, i.e., a time which was at least
ten days prior to this regular meeting of the Board of
County Commissioners of the County of Pitkin, Colorado.
Thereupon, Commissioner 3r y'
introduced the following resolution, which was read in full
and is as follows:
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R E S O L U T I O N
A RESOLUTION CONCERNING THE PROPOSED SNOWMASS
WATER AND SANITATION DISTRICT, IN THE COUNTY
OF PITKIN AND STATE OF COLORADO; ESTABLISHING
A DATE, TIME AND LOCATION FOR A PUBLIC HEARING
ON THE ADEQUACY OF THE PRELIMINARY SERVICE
PLAN FOR SAID PROPOSED DISTRICT; PROVIDING FOR
WRITTEN AND PUBLISHED NOTICE OF SAID HEARING;
PROVIDING THE FORM OF SAID NOTICE; PROVIDING
OTHER DETAILS CONCERNING SAID HEARING AND SAID
PROPOSED DISTRICT; DIRECTING THE COUNTY CLERK
AND RECORDER TO TAKE CERTAIN FURTHER ACTION
IN CONNECTION WITH SAID PROPOSED DISTRICT; AND
RATIFYING ALL ACTION PREVIOUSLY TAKEN BY SAID
COUNTY AND THE OFFICERS THEREOF IN CONNECTION
WITH SAID DISTRICT.
WHEREAS, the County of Pitkin (herein sometimes
designated as the "County "), in the State of Colorado
(herein sometimes designated as the "State "), is a county
incorporated and operating under the laws of the State;
and
WHEREAS, a "Preliminary Service Plan for the
Organization of the Snowmass Water and Sanitation District,
in the County of Pitkin and State of Colorado" (herein some-
times designated as the "service plan "), including supple-
mental documents and exhibits and a processing fee in the
amount of $ :!cc _ , was filed with the County Clerk
and Recorder of the County of Pitkin, State of Colorado,
at least ten days prior to a regular meeting of the Board
of County Commissioners of said County, i.e., on the //4
day of Jj i"? , 1966, along with a petition which requests
a public hearing on the adequacy of said service plan and
the organization of said district; and
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WHEREAS, Subsection 1 of Section 8, Chapter 225,
Session Laws of Colorado 1965, requires that the Board of
County Commissioners at the next regular meeting, immediately
following the filing of such a service plan with the County
Clerk and Recorder, shall set a date, time and location for
a public hearing on the adequacy of such a service plan and
the organization of said district, said hearing to be held
within thirty days from the date of said regular meeting.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF PITKIN COUNTY, COLORADO:
Section 1. That all action heretofore taken (not
inconsistent with the provisions of this resolution) by the
Board of County Commissioners and the officers (elected and
appointed) of the County dir toward the organization
of the proposed "Snowmass Walter and Sanitation District"
and the hearing on the adequ of the service plan for
said district, be, and the dame hereby is, ratified, approved
and confirmed.
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Section 2. That 7 I o e 5 J ,1 r , the ,k — day of
/11., r L i, , 1966, at the hour of K : o'clock 2_.m., at
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Colorado, be, and the same hereby is, set as the date, time
and location for the hearing on the adequacy of the service plan,
including all supplemental documents and exhibits appertaining
thereto, filed with the County Clerk and Recorder for the
organization of the proposed Snowmass Water and Sanitation
District.
Section 3. That the Clerk of this Board of County
Commissioners is hereby authorized and directed to cause
notice of the date, time and 'location of such hearing to be
given by publication in the "Aspen Times," a newspaper pub-
lished at least once a week 1n Aspen, Colorado, and of
general circulation in said ounty, once each week for a
period of three successive weeks by three publications. The
first publication shall be at least twenty days prior to
the date set for said hearing, i.e., prior to the 4 t' day
of _Mar 1966. Said Clerk is further authorized and
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directed to provide written notice of said hearing to the
persons named on the Petition to the Board of County Commis-
sioners for the Organization of the Proposed Snowmass Water
and Sanitation District, and to the governing body of any
existing municipality or special district which has levied
an ad valorem tax within the next preceding tax year and
which then had or now has boundaries within a radius of
three miles of the proposed district. Said County Clerk
and Recorder is further authorized and directed to deliver
one copy of the service plan submitted by the petitioners
for the formation of the proposed district, along with one
copy of the written notice provided in Section 4 of this
resolution, to the County Planning Commission of the County
of Pitkin, with the request that the said County Planning
Commission study such service plan and that a representative
of said Commission present the County Planning Commission's
recommendations consistent with Chapter 225, Session Laws
of Colorado 1965, to the Board of County Commissioners of
the County of Pitkin at the hearing provided in Section 2
of this resolution.
Section 4. That said written and published notice
shall be in substantially the following form:
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(Form of Notice)
STATE OF COLORADO )
) SS.
COUNTY OF PITKIN )
NOTICE OF HEARING ON THE ORGANIZATION OF THE
PROPOSED SNOWMASS WATER AND SANITATION DISTRICT
IN THE COUNTY OF PITKIN AND STATE OF COLORADO
AND ON THE ADEQUACY OF THE PRELIMINARY SERVICE PLAN
FOR SAID DISTRICT
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that there was filed
with the County Clerk and Recorder of Pitkin County, in the
State of Colorado, on ihL,1 .ta7 , the // day of TaL,LJt y ,
1966, a petition designated' "In the Matter of the Organization
of the Snowmass Water and Sanitation District, Petition to
the Board of County Commissioners for the Organization of a
Water and Sanitation District" (herein sometimes designated
as the "petition "), along with a preliminary service plan
for the organization of said district and related documents
which are now on file at the office of the Clerk and Recorder
of Pitkin County, Colorado, in Aspen, Colorado, and which
service plan, petition and other documents are available for
public inspection. The petition states in part:
"1. That the name of the proposed district is the
Snowmass Water and Sanitation District.
"2. That a general description of the improvements
to be constructed or installed within and for said district
is as follows:
The construction, installation and other
acquisition, including without limiting
the generality of the foregoing, the
acquisition by purchase, lease or clona-
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tion of a public water supply and distri-
bution system for domestic purposes, with
treatment plants, storage and other facili-
ties, trunk, lateral, distribution and
other water lines, and facilities, equip-
ment and appurtenances therefor; and
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The construction, installation and other
acquisition, including without limiting
the generality of the foregoing, the
acquisition by purchase, lease or donation
of a public sanitary sewer system, with
collection lines, mains, outfall lines,
disposal works and disposal system, and
facilities, equipment and appurtenances
therefor.
"3. That the estimated cost of the proposed water
improvements is $ 4.896.600 , and that the estimated
cost of the proposed sewer improvements is $ 3,690,900
and that the total proposed cost is $ 8,587,500
"4. That the area to be served lies within the
County of Pitkin, State of Colorado, and that the boundaries
of the proposed district and the area to be included therein
are as follows:
1. Beginning at the Southeast corner of Section 6, T 10 S,
R 85 W of the 6th Principal Meridian;
2. Thence S 88° 53' W 5,349.96 ft. along the South line of
said Section 6 to the Southwest corner of Section 6;
3. Thence West 2,647.92 ft. along the South line of Tracts
40 and 42, T 10 S, R 86 W to the East line of Tract 44,
T 10 S, R 86 W;
4. Thence South 1,272.50 ft. to the Southeast corner of
said Tract 44;
5.• Thence West 2,260.70 ft. along the South line of Tract
44 to A. P. 9, Tract 54, T 10 S, R 86 W;
6. Thence South 1,567.50 ft. along the East lines of said
Tract 54 and Tract 55, T 10 S, R 86 W;
7. Thence West 7,260.00 ft. along the South lines of Tracts
55 and 53, T 10 S, R 86 W to A. P. 5, Tract 53;
8. Thence North 2,640.00 ft. along the Westerly line of
said Tract 53 to A. P. 4, Tract 53;
9. Thence East 660.00 ft. to A. P. 3, Tract 53;
10. Thence North 1,287.00 ft. to A. P. 2, Tract 53;
11. Thence East along the North lines of Tracts 53 and 50,
T 10 S, R 86 W to the West line of Tract 47, T 10 S,
R 86 W;
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12. Thence North 1,600.50 ft. along the West line of Tract
47 to the Northwest corner of Tract 47;
13. Thence East 2,716.00 ft. along the North lines of Tracts
47 and 45, T 10 S, R 86 W to the Southwest corner of
Tract 46, T 10 S, R 86 W;
14. Thence North 1,072.50 ft. to the Northwest corner of
Tract 46;
15. Thence East 1,110.12 ft. to the Northeast corner of
Tract 46;
16. Thence South 1,072.52 ft. along the East line of Tract
46 to the North line of Tract 45;
17. Thence East 1,327.92 ft. along the North line of Tract
45 to A. P. 3, Tract 42, T 10 S, R 86 W;
18. Thence North 1,320.00 ft. to the northwest corner, Tract
42;
19. Thence East 1,529.88 ft. along the North line of Tract
42 to the Southwest corner of Tract 41, T 10 S, R 86 W;
20. Thence North 1,086.36 ft. along the West line of Tract
41 to the South line of Section 36, T 9 S, R 86 W;
21. Thence S 88° 54' W 300.54 ft. along the South line of
said Section 36;
22. Thence N 15 27' E 1,180.00 ft.;
Thence N 52 30' E 300.00 ft.;
Thence N 71° 16' E 400.00 ft.;
Thence N 16° 45' E 860.00 ft.;
Thence N 6° 15' W 1,170.00 ft.;
Thence N 7° 45' E 480.00 ft.;
Thence N 72° 45' E 580.00 ft.;
Thence N 44° 30' E 370.00 ft.;
Thence N 35 45' E 950.00 ft.;
Thence N 9° 45' E 420.00,ft.;
Thence N 40° 55' W 121.00 ft. to the North line of said
Section 36;
23. Thence East 472.50 ft. along the North line of said Section
36 to the West line of Section 30, T 9 S, R 85 W;
24. Thence N 0° 15' E 2,545.2 ft. along the West line of
said Section 30;
25. Thence N 1° 25' W 1,414.38 ft. to the Southeast corner
of the NE 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of Section 25, T 9 S, R 86 W;
26. Thence West along the South line of said NE 1/4 of the
NE 1/4 Section 25 to thelSouthwest corner of the NE 1/4
of the NE 1/4 Section 25;
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27. Thence North along the West lines of said NE 1/4 of the
NE 1/4 of Section 25 and Lot 14, Section 24, T 9 S, R
86 W;
28. Thence East along the North line of said Lot 14, Section
24 to the East line of said Section 24;
29. Thence S 0° 22' W along the East line of said Section 24,
T 9 S, R 86 W to the Northwest corner of Section 30, T
9 S, R 85 W;
30. Thence East 5,3 ft. along the North line of said
Section 30 to the Northeast corner of Section 30;
31. Thence N 0° 06' W 112.20 ft. to the Northwest corner
of Section 29, T 9 S, R 85 W;
32. Thence East 1,320.00 ft. along the North line of Section
29 to the Northeast corner of Lot 15, Section 29, T 9 S,
R 85 W;
33. Thence S 0° 20' E 2,802.39 ft. along the East lines of
Lots 15 and 16 of said Section 29 to the Southeast corner
of said Lot 16;
34. Thence S 89 02' W 1,331.51 ft. to the easterly line of
Section 30, T 9 S, R 85 W;
35. Thence S 0 06' E 217.80 ft. along the East line of
Section 30;
36. Thence West 211.20 ft. along the line between Lots 6
and 7, Section 30;
37. Thence South 1,102.63 ft. along the East line of said
Lot 7, Section 30 to the SE corner of said Lot 7;
38. Thence S 89 53' W 1,081.53 ft. along the South line
of said Lot 7, Section 30 to the Northeast corner of
the SW 1/4 of the SE 1/4 of Section 30, T 9 S, R 85 W;
39. Thence S 0° 42' E 1,323.37 ft. to the Northeast corner
of Lot 10, Section 31, T 9 S, R 85 W;
40. Thence S 0° 42' E 1,327.26 ft. along the East line of
said Lot 10, Section 31 to the Southeast corner of said
Lot 10;
41. Thence S 89 38' W 212.89 ft. along the South line of
Lot 10, Section 31 to the East line of Lot 11, Section
31, T 9 S, R 85 W;
42. Thence South 1,327.65 ft. along the East lines of Lots
11 and 12 of Section 31 to the Northeast corner of Lot
13, Section 31, T 9 S, R 85 W;
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43. Thence N 89 33' E 1,266.21 ft. along the North lines
of Lots 15 and 16 to theiNW corner of Lot 17, Section
31, T 9 S, R 85 W;
44. Thence South 92.57 ft. along the line between Lots 16
and 17 to the SW corner of Lot 17, Sec. 31, T 9 S, R
85 W;
45. Thence East 254.92 ft. along the line between said Lots
16 and 17, Section 31 to the East line of Section 31,
T 9 S, R 85 W;
46. Thence S 1 45' E 2,604.81 ft. along the East line of
Section 31, T 9 S, R 85 W to the NW corner of Section
5, T 10 S, R 85 W;
47, Thence N 89° 27' E along the North line of Section 5,
T 10 S, R 85 W, to the Northeast corner of Lot 25 of
said Section 5;
48. Thence South along the East line of said Lot 25 to the
North line of Lot 6, Section 5;
49. Thence West along the line between Lots 25 and 6, Section
5 to the Northwest corner of Lot 6;
50. Thence South along the East lines of Lots 25, 26 and 17
to a point 227.00 ft. North of the Southeast corner of
said Lot 17, Section 5, T 10 S, R 85 W;
51. Thence West on a line 227.00 ft. North of and parallel
to the South line of said Lot 17, Section 5 to the Easterly
line of Section 6 T 10 S, R 85 W;
52. Thence S 0° 02' E along he East line of said Section 6
to the Southeast corner Of said Section 6, T 10 S, R 85
• W, the point of beginning.
Excluding from the above Tract 47, Section 2, T 10 S, R 86 W
of the 6th P.M."
Said petition prays for the a option by the Board of County
Commissioners of a "Resolution of Approval" approving the
preliminary service plan and approving the organization of
the proposed Snowmass Water w Sanitation District.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that by order of the Board
of County Commissioners of the County of Pitkin and State of
Colorado, a public hearing on the adequacy of said service
plan and the organization of said proposed district will be
held at the hour off.", o'clock &.m., on jc A y ,
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the gtC day of \) 4 rc 1 , 1966, at /)isr ri ct LL i t
1 ,i Kie coLIiY C,., 7 0. 4_ , r95pe , Colorado,
at which date, time and location any persons in interest
may appear and be heard. The purpose of said hearing will
be to consider the adequacy of said service plan and the
organization of said proposed district, following which the
Board of County Commissioners will adopt a resolution approving,
conditionally approving, or disapproving said service plan
and organization of said district.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF
THE COUNTY OF PITKIN, STATE OF COLORADO, DATED THIS 7 -1`1
DAY OF Ft A , , r / , 1966.
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\ � /s/ .Peggy Ge b10
Clerk of the
Board of County Commissioners
(SEAL)
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Section 5. That th officers of the County be,
and they hereby are, authoriz d and directed to take all
action necessary or appropria e to effectuate the provi-
sions of this resolution.
Section 6. That all by -laws, orders and reso-
lutions, or parts of by -laws, orders and resolutions, in
conflict with this resolution are hereby repealed. This
repealer shall not be constru-d to revive any by -law, order
or resolution, or part thereo , heretofore repealed.
Section 7. That if any section, paragraph,
clause or provision of this r- solution shall for any reason
be held to be invalid or unen orceable, the invalidity or
unenforceability of such sect on, paragraph, clause or
provision shall not affect an of the remaining provisions
of this resolution.
Section 8. That th s resolution and order, upon
its adoption, shall be made a part of the permanent records
of the Board of County Commis.ioners of Pitkin County, Colo-
rado.
Section 9. That th s resolution will promote the
general welfare of the inhabl'ants of the County, and that
this resolution shall become affective and be in force imme-
diately upon its adoption.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 7 •day of t r
1966.
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Chairman
. (SERE.)
Board of County Commis oners
Attest:
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County Clerk
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It was then moved by Commissioner 5 1,
and seconded by Commissioner /l c i< . /f that all
rules of this Board which might prevent, unless suspended,
the final passage and adoption of this resolution at this
meeting, be, and the same hereby are, suspended for the
purpose of permitting the final passing and adopting of
said resolution at this meeting. The question being upon
the adoption of said motion and the suspension of the
rules, the roll was called with the following result:
Those Voting Aye: G /? p c d / / g 6 t • t b a Z
f c17/u lie / lt). , -J e//
V ary
Those Voting Nay: None
Those Absent: None
All members of the Board of County Commissioners
having voted in favor of said motion, the presiding officer
declared said motion carried and the rules suspended.
Commissioner 1/ c // then moved that
said resolution be passed and adopted as read. Commissioner
L J y seconded the motion. The question being
upon the passage and adoption of said resolution, the roll
was called with the following result: / /y /
Those Voting Aye: C /[ � 4? f/" /t, C A' 2_
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Those Voting Nay: None
Those Absent: None
The presiding officer thereupon declared that a
majority of all the commissioners elected having voted in
favor thereof, the said motion was carried and the said
resolution duly passed and adopted.
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Thereupon, after considering other matters not
concerning the foregoing resolution, upon motion duly made,
seconded and unanimously ado.ted, said meeting was adjourned.
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Chairman
Board of County Commiss oners
Pitkin County, Colorado
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PROOF OF PUBLICATION
STATE OF COLORADO ) Copy of Notice
as,
County of Pitkin
1, i d 111an Dunaway do solemnly swear that
1 am the p.LUliSher of THE ASPEN TIMES;
that the same is a weekly newspaper printed, in whole or in part,
and published in the County of Pitkin. State of Colorado, and has
a general circulation therein; that said newspaper has been pub -
,. lisped continuously and uninterruptedly in said County of Pitkin,
for a period of more than fifty -two consecutive weeks next prior
to the first publication of the annexed legal notice or advertise-
ment; that said newspaper has been addmitted to the United States
mails as second -class matter under the provisions of the Act of
March 3, 1879, or any amendments thereof, and that said news-
paper is a weekly newspaper duly qualified for publishing legal
notices and advertisements with the meaning of the laws of the
State of Colorado.
That the annexed legal notice or advertisement was published
in the regular and entire issue of every number of said weekly
newspaper for the period of 3 consecutive insertions; and
that the first publication of said notice was in the issue of said
newspaper dated r u -z a—
A.D., 19 and that
the last publication of said notice was in the issue of said news-
paper dated = bruary 24 A.D., 19 06 .
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Subscribed and sworn to before me, a notary public in and for
the County of Pitkin, State of Colorado, this ?f �- day of
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Board O o , that SOt DCoup y, Colorado,
of£ office of
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re der directed o be assigned
ss ect d e property xtl
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orge Christensen 698
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11 19p!
Bla , } 906
Li
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3 1 902
02 1906
50 1922
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5 Mr ice
hn tAaUrin .n 189
52 Mrs' Jo � / Y/ 189/
44 /i.- a 1898
lS °i7� ` Betty Moor 1 905
50 B & l c� 5
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130 g'N C ,, 193
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No. of Certificate Year
19(T9 -- s 7r y�
1660 - __ ...__ " 1906
180 Kenneth & V. ,:roughton1884.
732 1901
1649 James C.Blann'ng,Jr. 1898
1758 " 1899
63 " 1912
960/= eeo.gss,,iveV .:c. C 47. 4V 1901 TO �cK G & i' LL
1768 do 1904 do
1658 do 1905 do
1442 do 1906 °
1490 ,d 1907 4 `
1507 do 1908 il
1007 Gilbert A. We renberg 1910
77 Benedict Lan. & 1900
59 " Ca tle Co. 1901
67 " 1902
76 1903
1890 11 1904
1809 4 1905
1580 e 1906
1613 " 1907
1623 O 1908
114 Benedict Land . 1910
d c & �n '' -1287 Cattle Co. 1901
(/ojd 112 1889
y 1J 1y 230 Winifred Hopp =r 1913
2071 John & Elsie S yder 1904
1748 1906
1780 1907
255 1914
711 John & Elsie Snyde)i903
1472 " 1904
1402 1905
1218 " 1906
1253 " 1907
1275 " 1908
1150 Luke W. Anthon, 1895
1063 " 1898
2301 & 2089 " 1902
2433 1903
2190 & 2452 1904
2390 " 1905
2084 " 1906
2107 " 1907
2149 & 2150 " 1908
1102 " 1910
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No. of Certificate Year
1140 Jimmie Snyder 1893
1141 " 1893
1142 1893
1143 1893
1144 „ 1893
1145 1893
1146 " 1893
1148 1893
823 1894
824 1894
1159 1895
1160 „ 1895
1161 1895
1167 1T 1895
1596 1896
1597 1896
1834 1897
1813 1897
1955 „ 1898
1977 1898
1978 11 1898
1853 1899
2093 " 1899
2114 1899
2115 11 1899
1840 „ 1900
1841 1900
2069 ,l 1900
2090 & 2091 1900
522 1901
1377 1901
1395 1901
1396 1901
2208 1902
" 2229 „ 1902
2230 1902
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1544 1903
2355 1903
2378 " 1903
• 2379 1903
2407 :: 1903
352 „ 1904
353 „ 1904
1578 1904
2362 11 1904
2384 " 1904
2385 1904
2413 1904
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No. of Certificate Year
374 Jimmie Snyd >r 1905
375 11 1905
1496 11 1905
2302 :: 1905
2324 11 1905
2325 1905
312 1906
313 :: 1906
1299 1906
1993 0 1906
2015
338
1906
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339 1907
1345 1907
2015 1907
2017 11 1907
2040 11 1907
2041 11 1907
2077 1 ' 1908
548 11 1911
There being no further the Board adjourned.
B adjourned.
APPROVED:
Clerk Chairman
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March 7, 1966
The Board of County Commissioners of Pitkin County, Colorado, met
at 10:00 o'clock AM, with the following present: Orest A. Gerbaz, Chairman;
Commissioners T. J. Saray ana Samuel W. Howell; County Attorney Robert Delaney
and County Clerk Peggy E. Coble.
Bills were audited, approved and ordered paid from various funds
as follows:
ORDINARY FUND: $15,793.26
ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND: $16,628.77
COUNTY CLERK'S CLEARING FUND: $29,228.36
SPECIAL LIBRARY FUND: $12,945.20
HOSPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND: $73,899.40
Mr. Gene Krill, Mountain States Telephone Company
advised the Commissioners that after further study the
Telephone Company had concluded they would not run their
proposed cable to serve the Janss Corporation Development
at Snowmass and Brush Creek along the County Road right -
of -way, but rather would prefer to extend the telephone
cable, southerly across private land, and requested approval
of this course of action. It was suggested that he confer
with other utilities, including the gas company and the
Holy Cross Electric Association and endeavor to consolidate
the best location for utilities. He advised they proposed
to put in the cable by early fall 1966, and would return
when plans had progressed further, and also would coordinate
with other utilities.
Mr. Krill further suggested the adoption of
County Zoning Regulations that would provide protection
for public utilities in condominium structures.
Mr. Clinton Stewart and other representatives of
the Janss Corporation discussed with the Commissioners ob-
jections that had been raised to the organization of the
proposed Snowmass Water & Sanitation District, and advised
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that they proposed to amend the service plan to meet the
objections so that the prop sed reservoir and sewage treat-
ment plant would be kept wi hin the boundaries of the pro-
posed district, rather than being constructed outside the
district as shown upon maps submitted in the plan. The
Commissioners agreed that t e plan could be so amended.
Following discuss on and in accordance with
recommendation of the Speci -1 Library Committee, the
Commissioners approved paym =nt of $8,000.00 against the
remaining balance on the co struction contract for the
new library building, with Sperber Construction. The
Commissioners further direct-d that the County auditors
be requested to proceed with audit as required for Federal
participation monies as rapi.ly as possible on the library
construction.
Payment was also a.proved as to the Hospital
Construction Contract for $21,402.00 to Sperber Construction,
including plan for extra on ccount of blasting of 492
yards of rock.
The Commissioners iscussed with representatives
of Morrison - Knudsen Company nd of Corn Construction Company
the matter of paving for 1965. It was decided that paving
should proceed on the Castle Creek Road extending from the
end of paving near the Four easons Club, southerly to the
turn - around, a distance of a out ten point six miles, and
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in addition that the County Road extending from the new
Roman Bridge in East Aspen, northwesterly to the Red Mountain
Road should be paved. It was further decided that the Woody
Creek Road extending from Highway 82, northerly across the
Truesmith Bridge and westerly to the intersection with
Dry Woody Creek should also be paved, but that considering
that the traffic, although substantial on this road, was
not heavy truck traffic, that a study should be made to
determine whether a builtup bituminous mat would be suffi-
cient, rather than hardmix paving. It was determined
that the gravel crushed along Castle Creek during the fall
of 1965 would be sufficient for base course and paving on
the ten point six miles of the Castle Creek Road and prob-
ably on the road to Roman Bridge, but that gravel for the
Woody Creek Road should be obtained nearby.
Morrison - Knudsen Company advised that if the Castle
Creek Road were paved, they would, without cost, haul and
distribute the base material which would effect a savings
of about $20,000.00. It was estimated the paving on the
Castle Creek part of the project at the price quoted by Corn
Construction Company of $5.50 per ton would cost about
$91,000.00.
The Commissioners advised they would proceed with
this paving if at all possible to finance the same and
would study ways and means of accomplishing this financing.
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It was directed t at the U.S. Forest Service be
contacted to obtain partici ation if possible on the Castle
Creek project in view of th contemplated camp ground in that
area, as well as the contin ed and enlarged use for access
to the National Forest.
The Commissioners approved employment on a part -
time basis of Mrs. Barbara : to assist the Clerk of the
District Court.
The Commissioners directed the County Attorney
to reply to letter of Mr. S anford Johnson demanding that
Summit Street be opened and the fence removed, advising
him that there is at presen. no justification for County
participation in opening th's roadway to travel.
Charles Smith appeared before the Commissioners and
discussed repairs that were needed on the road near Emma and was
advised that the matter would be investigated.
. Jesse Maddalone again appeared before the Commissioners
in regards to space for a car re.tal service at the Airport and was
informed that no action could be taken at this time.
Mr. Ted Ryan appeared and discussed future plans on the
Castle Creek road in the vicinit of Ashcroft.
Charles E. Davis, Und_r Sheriff, submitted his resignation
effective April 1, 1966 giving a reason other employee nt.
There being no furthel business the Board adjourned.
ATTEST: APPROVED:
Chairman
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Mardh 16, 1966 ' L
The Board of County Commissioners of Pitkin County, Colorado met
at 10:00 o'clock AM with the following present: Chairman Orest A. Gerbaz;
Commissioners T. J. Sardy and Samuel W. Howell:; Robert Delaney, County
Attorney; Peggy E. Coble, Clerk.
Bills were audited, approved and ordered paid from various funds
as follows:
OLD AGE PENSION FUND: $2,360.00
PUBLIC WELFARE FUND: $1,376.86
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Mr. Edward W. Morse, and representing the Pitkin
County Planning & Zoning Commission, Mr. Jerry Brown, dis-
cussed with the Commissioners the matter of payment of the
Motion
County's share of planning contract, whereupon on
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duly made and seconded, it was directed That:
Payment of the contract amount in the sum
of $2,563.33 (Two thousand five hundred,
sixty -three and 33/100 dollars) be made as
the County's share under said contract to
The Division of Commerce and Development
of The State of Colorado.
Also discussed were certain features of the plan
prepared pursuant to the contract, particularly with reference
to the creation of an Industrial area near the Airport, and
the effect of moving the railroad terminal to Woody Creek.
Mr. Al Braun requested that the County pay to
Mountain Rescue Aspen, Inc., a non - profit corporation, the
sum of $500.00 to purchase equipment and pay other expense;
of this corporation to assist in carrying out its objectives
as a volunteer rescue operation. It was determined that the
organization was properly incorporated as a "not for profit"
corporation under the laws of Colorado, and that provision
had been made for proper use and safeguarding of equipment
as well as the conduct of emergency operations,
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The sum of $500.00 (Five hundred dollars) be
paid to this corporation on proper voucher.
The Commissioners iscussed with Mr. Leon Wurl,
the City Administrator, the atter of conducting and opera-
ting the new City of Aspen- Ptkin County Dump on the basis
of equal participation by th County and the City. It was
agreed that the land acquire for the dump would be owned
by The City and The County, each to have an undivided half
interest; that the City and County would cooperate in
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creating a committee to meet from time to time and devise
rules and regulations for the operation of the dump; that
investigation would be made 'ith reference to use of County
equipment on building a road and other facilities needed to
put the dump in operation, a d that the City Attorney would
be requested to prepare contr.ct documents as between The
City and The County, to be su•mitted for approval.
Mr. Stan Bealmer, w o is acting as Clerk of the Works
on the Pitkin County Hospital construction, recommended approval
of an extra on the contract f r 492 yards of rock excavation
by Sperber Construction Compa y.
Mr. James Blanning equested assignment of certain
tax sale certificates held by the County on mining claims not
presently on the tax rolls, an was advised that the County
Treasurer had been directed, a d presumably was in the process /.k,
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of taking such certificates to deed in the name of the
County for which reason the certificates were not available
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for sale; also, that if deeds did issue to the County,
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unless determined to be required for public use.
Mr. Edward W. Morse, appeared on behalf of the
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with Mr. Henry W. Thurston. Proposed sub - division regu-
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lations were discussed and tentatively approved subject
to a Public Hearing, to be conducted in the near future.
Also, a proposed resolution adopting septic tank and sewer -
IA � age regulations was presented for a study, and it was agreed
that after further review, a Public Hearing would be con-
ducted with respect to the adoption by the County of such
regulations.
The Commissioners, on request of John Wendt,
District Attorney, approved extradition in the event of
apprehension of a person charged with stealing a car belong-
ing to Jesse Maddalone.
A contract was approved confirming the appoint-
ment and designation of Monarch Aviation as the operating
agent of the County and the Aspen Airport Corporation for
the Aspen Airport.
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STATE OF COLORADO )
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COUNTY OF PITKIN
The Board of County Commissioners of Pitkin County,
State of Colorado, met at the County Court House at Aspen,
Colorado, the present meeting place of said Board in
session, in Pitkin County, Colorado, at the hour of
o'clock i . m . on (j :_ /, ? , the , • - day of //. , •
1966.
The meeting was called to order by the Chairman,
and upon roll call the following were found to be present,
constituting a quorum:
Present:
Chairman:
Commissioners: • ; ., ((
Absent: None
There were also present:
County Clerk: Peggy Coble
Thereupon, the following proceedings, among
others, were had and taken.
The Chairman announ ed that the public hearing
on the adequacy of the prelim nary service plan and the •
organization of the proposed '.nowmass Water and Sanitation
District was held and conduct:d according to such rules of
procedure as had been establi-hed by the Board of County
Commissioners, the transcript of said hearing being attached
to these minutes as Exhibit A LThe written recommendations
of the County Planning Commis-ion are attached to the
minutes of the meeting as Exhibit Bei
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that said service plan be conditionally approved subject
to the following modifications:
1. That the proposed sewage treatment plant
number 2 be constructed at a site within the bounda-
ries of the district.
2. That the proposed auxiliary water treatment
plant shown on drawing 11 -1 be omitted.
3. That the proposed reservoir shown on draw-
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ing 11 -1 is not considered as a function of the
district.
Commissioner " seconded the motion. The
question being upon the conditional approval of the service
plan, the roll was called with the following result:
Those Voting Aye: (. 7 /J C- e- - , , 7/;
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Those Voting Nay: None
' Those Absent: None
The presiding officer thereupon declared that a
majority of all the commissioners elected having voted in
favor thereof, the said motion carried.
Thereupon the petitioners presented the modification
requested by the Board of County Commissioners, which modifi-
cation was reviewed by the commissioners and ordered filed
with the service plan and incorporated therein.
Thereupon Commissioner
introduced the following resolution, which was read in full
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PCSCLUTIO'l 03 AP °?;OVAL
A RESOLUTION OF A ?PRO AL CONCERNING THE PROPOSED
SNOWMASS WATER AND SAIITATION DISTRICT, IN THE
COUNTY OF PITKIN AND 'TATE OF COLORADO; APPROV-
ING WITHOUT CONDITION OR FURTHER MODIFICATION f;
THE SERVICE PLAN FOR `AID PROPOSED DISTRICT AS
SUBPITTED BY THE PETITIONERS AND MODIFIED; PRO-
VIDING O;ER DETAILS • ONCERNING SAID PROPOSED
DISTRICT; AND RATIFYIL�G ALL ACTION PREVIOUSLY
TAKEN BY SAID COUNTY IND THE OFFICERS THEREOF
IN CONNECTION WITH SAID DISTRICT.
WHEREAS, the County of Pitkin (herein sometimes
designated as the "County "), in the State of Colorado
(herein sometimes designate as the "State "), is a county
incorporated and operating ricer the laws of the State;
and
WHEREAS, a "Preli ainary Service Plan for the
Organization of the Snowmas. Water and Sanitation District,
in the County of Pitkin and State of Colorado" (herein some-
times designated as the "se °vice pan "), including supple-
mental documents and exhibi s, xas filed with the County
Clerk and Recorder of the Canty of Pitkin, State of Colo-
rado, on the // day of , 1966, along with a
petition which requests a p^biic hearing on the adequacy
of said service plan and a esolution of approval for the
organization of said distri.•t; ana
WHEREAS, notice o the date, time and location of
the public hearing on the adequacy of the service plan was
published in the "Aspen Tin s," a newspaper of general cir-
culation in the County of ? tkin, once each week for a
period of three successive , reeks by three publications, i.e.,
on the /6 day of s :+ F , 1966, the /7 day of
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1966, the first publication being at least twenty days prior
to the date set for the hearing; ana
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:EREAS, written notice of the date, time and
- _.-„_t-: of such hearing r;as given to the persons named on
__.ion and to the governing body of all existing
=ities or special districts which levied an ad
valorem tax within the next preceding tax year, and which
has boundaries within a radius of three miles of the -
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posed district; and
WHEREAS, one copy of the service plan submitted
by the petitioners, along with the written notice, was
delivered to the County Planning Commission of the County of
Pitkin with the request that said County Planning Commission
study such service plan and that a representative of said
Co °rission present the County Planning Commission's recom-
mendations to the Board of County Commissioners at said
hearing; and
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WHEREAS, said public hearing was duly held and
conducted in accordance with Article 18, Chapter 89 , Colo-
_ado Revised Statutes 1953, as enacted by Chapter 225,
Session Laws of Colorado i9 a representative Of the
County - =a-- - -._, Co - ---- ....::c:: pres&. :ted that Commission's
- co•:. e: - ;ions to the Board of County Commissioners at
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••--- -•-l:AS, rsua :t )rovisions of Article 18,
Chatter 59, Celo aao . :e._.,..t SLatutes 1963, the Board of
9c --. :y Co - - -- c.-e_ _ een tlt as the approving authority
ana is :3c•a_ea 33 _.._a:. any service plan filed by the
petit :o::ers of any : : 3L :: - ec -al district; and
soJ.rc. 0,2 Co. my Commissioners of the
Count; of : i t..=.: has nevi : :ea the service plan, including
the 7.od` . <cation thereto and ail supplemental documents
and exhibits for the or a :i zat on of the Snowmass 'mater
and Sanitation Distract, has reviewed the recommendations
o the County Planning Coniss =or., and has considered all
t.:.:t_:ony and evidence presenter: at the hearing which was
considered by the Board of County Commissioners to be
relevant to the f o:' t.tio:: of the proposed Snowmass Water
ane Sanitation District; and
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WHEREAS, the Boavd of County Commissioners of the
County of Pitkin has determined, and hereby determines, that:
1. The service lan submitted by the petitioners
of the proposed Snowmass W.ter and Sanitation District as
modified fully complies with the provisions and requirements
of Article 18, Chapter 89, Colorado Revised Statutes 1963,
and contains the information required to be included therein.
2. That there i- sufficient existing and projected
need for organized service in the area to be serviced by the
proposed Snowmass Water ant Sanitation District.
3. That the exiting water and sanitation service
in the area to be serviced by the proposed Snowmass Water
and Sanitation District is not adequate for either present
or for projected needs.
4. That adequat water and sanitation service is
not and will not be availaile to the area proposed to be
included within the bounda ies of the Snowmass Water and
Sanitation District throw; either municipal annexation or
by other existing rnuricipa or cuasi- municipal corporations
within either a reasonable ti:te or on a comparable basis.
5. That the pro.osea Snowmass Water and Sanita-
tion District is capable o provia'_r.g economic and sufficient
water and sanitation sery e to the area within its proposed
boundaries.
6. That the are to be included within the bounda-
ries of the proposed Snowm. -ss Water and Sanitation District
does have and will continu to have the financial ability to
discharge the proposed ind ✓tedness on a reasonable basis.
7. That the pro osed facilities and service
standards of the proposed nowmass Water and Sanitation Dis-
trict are compatible with he facilities and service standards
of adjacent municipalities and special districts.
NOW, THEREFORE, E IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF PI KIN COUNTY, COLORADO:
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Section 1. That the service plan, as modified,
including supplemental documents and exhibits submitted by
the petitioners of the proposed Snowmass Grater and Sanita-
tion District, in the County of Pitkin and State of Colorado,
be, and the same hereby is, approved without condition or
further modification.
Section 2. That the organization of the proposed
Snowmass Water and Sanitation District, within the County
of Pitkin and State of Colorado, be, and the same hereby
is, approved.
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• That all action heretofore taken (not
inconsistent with the provisions of this resolution) by the
Board of County Co-- and the officers (elected and
appointed) of the County directed toward the organization
R of the proposed "Snowmass Grater and Sanitation District"
and the approval of the service plan for said district, be,
and the same hereby is, :u;___ed, approved and confirmed.
Section. 4. L che o
_deers the County be,
and they hereby are, authorized and directed t
:acted to take all
action necessary or appropriate to effectuate the provi-
sions of this resolution.
Sec`:,_„_. T' -
�- _na'., �__ by-laws, orders and reSG-
_ons, or parts of by -laws, orda:s and resolutions, so_ „ions, in
• o __ lict with :ol
is °0. _..ic: :1'2'3 3 ncreay resealed. This
ratcaler _ :_._ =l nct revive any by -law, orde_
:c:;.1 . _ heretofore repealed.
c.:c:ic n, paragraph,
or p.-,,/_L:_.::: r sc :'or any reason
__..a_ia .:enforce ble, thc invalidity or
....... .._v_. ..._..i___ of st_c: sect -o__, paragraph, clause or
affect ect o f of the remaining. provisions
Sectio -• 7. That -.:::elution and c_ ar, upon
. - - of the permanent records
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of the Board of County Commissioners of Pitkin County, Colo-
rado.
Section 8. That t is resolution will promote the
general welfare of the inhab tants of the County, and that
this resolution shall become effective and be in force imme-
diately upon its adoption.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED this i(' day of j1" ?< n',
1966.
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Chairman
Board of County Commissioners
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It was then moved by Commissioner } i
and seconded by Commissioner f that all
rules of this Board which might prevent, unless suspended,
the final passage and adoption of this resolution at this
meeting, be, and the same hereby are, suspended for the
purpose of permitting the final passing and adopting of
said resolution at this meeting. The question being upon
the adoption of said motion and the suspension of the
rules, the roll was called with the following result:
Those Voting Aye:
Those Voting Nay: None
"„S; Those Absent: None
All members of the Board of County Commissioners
/� having voted in favor of said motion, the presiding officer
declared said motion carried and the rules suspended.
Commissioner then moved that
said resolution be passed and adopted as read. Commissioner
seconded the motion. The question being
upon the passage and adoption of said resolution, the roll
was called with the following result:
Those Voting Aye:
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Those Absent: None
The presiding officer thereupon declared that a
majority of all the commissioners elected having voted in
favor thereof, the said motion was carried and the said
resolution duly passed and adopted.
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Thereupon, after con'.idering other matters not
concerning the foregoing resol tion, upon motion duly made,
seconded and unanimously adopt-d, said meeting was adjourned.
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isoard of County Commissi. ers
r Pitkin County, Colorado
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Board of County Commissioners
Pitkin County,
Aspen, Colorado
Gentlemen:
The Pitkin County Planning and Zoning Commission has
no objection to the formation of the Snowman Water and
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Sanitation District in Pitkin County, State of Colorado,
and approves the service plan thereof as amended.
Respectfully submitted:
ASPEN PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
By � . --
Edward W. Morse
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There being no further business the Board adjourned.
ATTEST: APPROVED:
Clerk Chairman
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April 4, 1966
The Board of County Commi sioners of Pitkin County, Colorado, met
at 10:00 o'clock AM, with the folio ing present; Chairman Orest A. Gerbaz;
Commissioners Samuel W. Howell and . J. Sardy; Robert Delaney, County Attorney;
County Clerk Peggy E. Coble.
Bills were audited, approved and ordered paid from various funds
as follows:
ORDINARY FUND: $52,349.13
ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND: $38,997.21
COUNTY CLERK'S CLEARING JNO $12,122.18
SPECIAL LIBRARY FUND: $469.62
HOSPITAL IMPROVEMENT P: $16,538.03
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The Commissioners discussed the matter of con -
structing a road to the pro•osed City of Aspen- Pitkin
County Dump, extending from Highway 82, southerly to the
dump site, and, it was Bete mined that discrepancies in
,surveys exist, whereupon th? matter was referred to Mr.
Leon Wuri, City Administrator of Aspen for investiyation,
and further conference with the Commissioners.
The Commissioners discussed with Mrs. Eleanor
Bealmer and Mrs. Rose Stanton details of construction and
administration of the new P tkin County Library, and current
bills were presented and approved, and it was directed that
audit be processed as rapid y as possible in order to secure
Federal reimbursement in th_ sum of approximately $16,000.00
and also that application for sales tax refund be processed
as rapidly as possible.
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paid on Lot D and the West alf of Lot E, Block 30,
Aspen, and a subsequent cer ificate showing Certificate
No. 1866, together with int rest and taxes in the amount
of $146.05, covering taxes or the year 1953 with interest
and penalties to be outstanding and held by Pitkin County,
whereupon, on Motion duly ade and seconded, the following
Resolution was adopted:
WHEREAS, The Pit in County Treasurer issued
erroneous certif'cate of taxes paid, showing
that all taxes f r 1953 had been paid and
subsequent buyer relied thereon, and it was '
determined that ertificate No. 1866 of the
sales of 1953 wa outstanding,
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED That the Pitkin County
Treasurer is her by authorized and directed to
cancel Certifica e No. 1866 and to abate the
taxes, penalties and interest thereon accured.
Representatives .f the Janss Corporation iniuired
about the County's plan fo construction of the Owl -Creek -
Brush Creek Road and were =dvised that no definite plans
had been formulated, but t e matter would continue to be
set and engineering plans -nd descriptions had been ordered.
A letter protesting the approval of the Master
Plan filed with the County was received and ordered filed,
such letter being from Ja -s E. Moore, Walter B. Mills,
Fred Iselin, Alberta L. M .re, Louise G. Dean and W. V. N.
Jones.
A petition for .batement of taxes was filed by
Patricia Williams Card, w ich petition was recommended
for approval and abatemen by the Pitkin County Assessor, aad
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for the reason that thr area therein described was erron-
eously included within the Aspen Sanitation District,
whereupon, on Mtion du y made and seconded, the following
Resolution was unanimo sly adopted;
BE IT RESOLVED That the following described taxes
collected by the Aspen Sanitation District shall
be, and the .ame are, hereby abated and the
County Treasirer shall cause the same to be
deducted and refunded from monies of the Aspen
Sanitation D strict, as follows:
1962, Schedu e 380 $28.05
1963, Schedu e 428 28.05
1964, Schedu e 470 28.05
1965, Schedu e 543 28.05
Mr. Buck ieaneinquired about the status of
the Terror Claim No. 6L4, the Central Terror No. 633, and
the Guess So, requestilg that such claims be listed, and
was advised that investigation would be made to determine
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whether the County had proceeded to deed thereon.
The Commission- s considered requests for assignment for
cancellation of various ta. sale certificates whereupon Motion duly
made and seconded, the fol owing Resolution was unanimously adopted.
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WHEREAS, req est has been made for assignment
of certificates mentio ed hereinafter, and investigation
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discloses that the tax -s reflected thereby are uncollectible,
and the same ought to 4e assigned for $1.00 each for the
n',= purpose of cancellatio ,
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THEREFORE, B IT RESOLVED By The Board of
County Commissioners o Pitkin County, Colorado that the
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CERTIFICATE NO. YEAR
1837 Helen 'trench - Martin Mishmash 1897
2080 " 1900
117 " 1901
2366 " 1903
2374 " 1904
2373 " 1904
2315 " 1905
2314 " 1905
2003 1906
2002 " 1906
2029 11 1907
2028 " 1907
After discussion the following Notices of Public Hearing were directed
to be published.
NOTICE OP PUBLIC 1EARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the Board of County
Commissioners of Pitkin County, Colorado, and Lie Pi.'l.klf
County Planning & Zoning Commission will conduct a joint
Public Hearing in the District Court Room, Court House,
Aspen, Colorado, at the hour of 7.30 o'clock P.V. to con-
sider the adoption :,y :;aid __,,...,.ncj Co;am'a_,_,;.. .,:.d County
e Commissioners of SL:)-Si. vision Reculat io:'.o to -, - �pi 1Ca'l. - J1C
within the u : iflCOrDOru iced zoned arecs of P itki :. County.
Reguldtioac: proposed for adoption are as follows:
rei)ul ..,..a.l. be applicable to the subdividi.. .__ .
-11 lahc Li zoned area of Pitkin County, excl..
o. i .cow .,ors ,c.. ....ul .
:' O L :.. :i .'O.Z Su 35 VIDING
L -nd subject ._. ..lood:ng, avalanches, rock falls or slides,
land due car i sha11 be deemed unsuitable for building
and therefore shall sot be platted for residential occupancy,
nor for 3Uc. 'u30S as may increase dancjc: to health,
Safety 0:: aggravate erosion, floor: .: i'zard, rock
ao hazard, or water pollution or contamination.
,e sl :f Pe set aside within t;".e plat for uses that
.,.. l: not endanger public health, safety, and we :fare and uses
,Are not endangered by the above enumerate, hazards and
. useitions.
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: ;c ;rocedure for subdividing sh 11 be as follows:
1. In cases where registration as a subdivision developer
snail be required unda .ter sic: -e 16, Chapter
118, C.R.S.,
1963, the subdivider s.a11, upon request, produce evi-
de nce oi: prayer registration to comply with said law.
2. The subdivider shall h -ve inis land surveyed and
present sever. (7) cop s of a preliminary plat to the
County Building Inspe• tor. (Preliminary plat require-
ments follow.)
3. The Building Inspecto will then present copies or the
plat to the County Su eyor, County Planning and
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PRELIMINARY PLAT REQUIREMENTS
Preliminary Plats shall include:
1. A paper drawing (size .nd scale as for final plat)
and with title clearl indicating that it is a
preliminary plat.
2. Proposed name of subdivision.
3. Location of the subdi ision as a part of some larger
subdivision or tract of land and by reference to
permanent survey monuLents with a tie to a section
corner or quarter sec ion corner showing township
and range.
4. Contours to show topography of ground to be divided
in order to establish road grades and drainage.
Scale shall be 10 foot contours or less.
5. Name and address of she subdivider, the designer of
the subdivision, and the engineer or surveyor.
(Surveyor shall be 1 tensed by the Colorado State
Board of Engineers a d Land Surveyors.)
6. Show location and pr ncipal dimensions of all existing
and recorded section lines, roads, alleys, easements,
water courses, sewer and water mains, and other
important features within and adjacent to the tract
to be subdivided.
7. Location and princi al dimensions for all proposed
roads, easements, 1.t lines and areas to be reserved
for public usage. of sizes in square feet and
dimensions to show compliance with area zoning.
8. Scale shall be ciea ly indicated. (Not less than 200
square feet to the nch.)
9. Design Standards:
a. Roads and .treets shall bear a logical rela-
tionship t. topography and to location of
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