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HomeMy WebLinkAboutbocc.min.spec.09142005PITI{IN COUNTY COMMISSIONERS REGULAR MEETING AGENDA Plaza One Conference Room WEDNESDAY~ SEPTEMBER 14~ 2005 ~1 :OON JOINT LUNCH MEETING WITH OPEN SPACE AND TRAILS BOARD 00 PM SPECIAL MEETING Executive Session ADJOURN SPECIAL MEETING 2:00 PM ADDITIONS/DELETIONS TO AGENDA PROCLAMATIONS, PUBLIC COMMENT, COMMISSIONER COMMENTS CONSENT ACTIONS 1. Minutes of August 24 Regular Meeting 2. Resolution Appointing a Member to a Volunteer Citizen Board, Karen Sahr 3. Resolution Approving a Grant Agreement with the State Board of the Great Outdoors Colorado Trust Fund, Barb D'Autrechy CONSENT ACTIONS- 1st Readings~ Set for Public Hearing on September 28: 4. Ordinance Granting Easement to Holy Cross at the AsperffPitkin County Airport, Dave Ulane CONSENT PUBLIC HEARING 5. Resolution Authorizing an Intergovernmental Agreement with the Colorado Department of Transportation for Funding Improvements on Independence Pass, Jodi Smith ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIONS 6. Pfab Request for Extension of Time, Chris Seldin LAND USE CONSENT PUBLIC HEARINGS 1. Western Adventures Special Review (PN 8/14/05) (cont'd to 9/28/05), L. Clarke 2. Smuggler Result 1041 Hazard Review, Conceptual Submission, Special Review, Scenic Review, GM Exemption & Modification of county road classification (PN 10/16/04) (cont'd from 7/27/05), S. Wolff (Con't. to 10/12/05) LAND USE CONSENT ACTIONS 3. Tagert Lakes Family Trust Code Amendment, 2nd Reading, S. Wolff 4. Code Amendments - Sub Grade Space, Development in Setbacks, 2l~a Reading, J. Schaffner LAND USE PUBLIC HEARINGS 5. Reeder Extension of Vested Rights and 1041 Amendment (PN 8/14/05), S. Wolff LAND USE ACTIONS 6. Compass & Aspen Community School Rezone, PUB Master Plan Amendment, Special Review, GM Exemption, 1041 Hazard Review, Conceptual Submission & CDU's, 2nd Reading, S. Wolff 7. Satrang Constrained Lot TDR, S. Wolff LAND USE SPECIAL PUBLIC HEARING 8. Shapiro Appeal of Barnett 1041 Hazard Review (PN 6/12/05) (cont'd from 8/10/05), L. Clarke BOCC OPEN DISCUSSION ADJOURN (A dinner break is scheduled from 6:00 to 6:45 pm.) FRIDAY~ SEPTEMBER 16~ 2005 CCI Steering Committee - General Government Tourism and Resorts Taxation and Finance Transportation and Telecommunications MINUTES OPEN SPACE AND TRAILS BOARD MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 14, 2005 Plaza One Conference Room Open Space Board Members Present: Anne Rickenbaugh, Jesse Boyce County Commissioner Present: Patti Clapper, Dorothea Farris, Mick Ireland, Michael Owsley, Jack Hatfield Others Present: Dale Will, Gary Tennenbaum, Barb D'Autrechy, Keith Berglund, Rick Neiley, John Ely, Brian Flynn, Stephen Ellsperman, John Worchester, Robbie Robinson The Open Space and Trails Board Meeting was cancelled due to a lack of quorum. OPEN SPACE AND TRAILS MEETING WITH THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PUBLIC COMMENTS There were no public comments. STAFF COMMENTS Rick Neiley's Resignation Dale informed the BOCC that Rick Neiley turned in his resignation from the OSTB on Friday because he sold his residence in Snowmass Village. Members of the BOCC and OST Board and staff thanked Rick for his many years of public service. Proposed 2006 Trails Projects Dale reviewed the list of trail projects that OST intends to include in its 2006 budget. The projects on the list were: Brush Creek Trail, Phase 1 of The Crystal Trail, MAA Trail, East of Aspen Trail extension, realignment of the Rio Grande Trail/Basalt-Old Snowmass Trail, expanding the Rio Grande Trail at Emma and Pitkin Iron to include a paved surface, and enhancements to the upper Rio Grande Trail. Dale explained that funds were available to under take all of these projects in 2006, and have the trail fund balance out by the 2010 sunset of the program. The BOCC gave conceptual support for the proposed projects, and suggested that staff contact the Woody Creek Caucus in advance regarding the paving of the Pitkin Iron section of the Rio Grande Trail. Red Wind Point Management Plan Dale summarized the events of the Crystal River Caucus meeting last month where the draft Red Wind Point Management Plan was discussed. Dale said that the Caucus passed a motion to establish a committee that would determine where on the east side of the river a trail would be appropriate. The motion did not say who would serve on the committee or how the committee would be selected. The Caucus did not ask for funding for the committee. It was reported that a Crystal resident was trying to recruit biologists that would reach his predetermined conclusion. Dale said that staff was planning to gather its comments, and consolidate them for the boards' review, along with a revised draft of the plan. The BOCC directed Dale to advise the Caucus of the deadline for public comment. Aspen Sanitation Staging Request Dale informed the BOCC that OST is proposing using a. 17 acre portion of the Red Butte Ranch Open Space for staging for the Aspen Sanitation/Holy Cross/Rio Grande Trail improvement project. This proposal would speed up the project, improve safety by getting equipment further offthe road, and require restoration of the impacted property, and improvements to the section of the Rio Grande Trail under the bridge that is currently impacted by the river. The BOCC approved the proposed use of the property for staging, so long as it is adequately restored. BOARD COMMENTS Rick Neiley Mick commented that he is sorry that Rick is leaving and recognized his contribution to the Open Space and Trails program. Rail Salvage Jack asked about the rail salvage project. Dale said that RFTA will salvage as much rail as possible this fall. Dale added that, if the County moves forward with paving the Emma section, then removing the rail under the soft surface and thereby lowering, and thus widening the grade, would be beneficial. The BOCC was supportive of removing the rails under the Emma section of the Rio Grande Trail. Bill Fales Mick commented that Bill Fales came under attack at the last Crystal River Caucus meeting, by a Caucus member that was critical of the Crystal Valley Ranch project. Mick defended Bill Fales, saying that Bill is an honest man, and expressed disappointment and frustration over the fact that a hard working volunteer had to endure political attacks. EXECUTIVE SESSION Dorothea motioned to enter executive session. Jack seconded. All in favor. The BOCC entered Executive Session at 1:00 pm in accordance with CRS 24-6-402(4)(a) and (b), for the purpose of discussing acquisitions and litigation. The Board adjourned Executive Session at 2:00 p.m. Approved ritkin County Board of County Commissioners :st nette Jones