HomeMy WebLinkAboutbocc.min.reg.12021968December 2, 1968
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The Board of County Commissioners of Pitkin County, Colorado, met at 10:00 o'clock AM,
December 2, 1968 with the following present: Chairman T. J. Sardy; Commissioners Orest A. Gerbaz; J. Sterling
Baxter; County Attorney Robert Delaney; County Clerk Peggy E. Coble.
Mrs. Rose Stanton and Mrs. Pat Maddalone representing
the County Hospital Board discussed various hospital matters with
the Commissioners. The Commissioners approved contract employing
Mr. Robert Irwin as architect on the next building project at the
hospital.
Mr. Jim Hess of Carbondale requested sale of certain
county owned mining claims, and it was suggested he submit a
request and bid in writing at which time the County would investi-
gate to determine whether the claims should be offered for sale
at public auction.
The Commissioners discussed the maintenance of the Larks-
pur Mountain Road above r°a'oody Creek with Forest Ranger Hoefer of
Aspen and were advised that a maintenance allowance is made to
Mr. Jack Flogausthrough his stumpage on timber sale contract for
such maintenance. The Commissioners directed investigation con-
cerning maintenance by Mr. Flogaus on the road.
The Commissioners approved purchase of a Burch Model
Burco UG-67-H Hydraulic Spreader with feed roll to attach to the
back of a truck in order to more efficiently distribute sanding
materials at a cost of $750.00 from Booth-Rouse E--~uipment Company
5700 Eudora Street, Commerce City, Colorado, with delivery in
about two weeks, and further directed the sale on consignment
basis of an oil distribu':.or no longer needed by the County and a
small tire roller, the distributor to be sold at not less than
$2,800.00 with commission at 10/, and the roller at not less than
$200.00 with 10% commission.
On motion duly made and seconded, Mr. Orest A. Gerbaz
was reappointed as Pitkin County member of the Board of Directors
of the Colorado River Water Conservation District for a term of
three years, commencing in January, 1969.
Mr. Leon Wurl, City Administrator, discussed various
items of proposed legislation with the Commissioners in connection
with the meeting he is having with the Colorado Municipal League.
A letter was received objecting to construction of a
thirteen story building at Snowmass at Aspen, as well as a letter
of explanation from Snowmass at Aspen. These letters were ordered
delivered to the Planning and Zoning Commission.
A petition for tax abatement by Rex A. Coffman was con-
sidered, and on recommendation of the County Assessor was approved,
the Resolution being as follows:
BE IT RESOLVED That personal property taxes assessed
against livestock of Rex A. Coffman for the year 1967
shall be abated in the sum of $116.85 for the reason
that the same were erroneously assessed on the basis
of livestock being in Pitkin County ten months a year
instead of two months per year.
Mr. Frank Delaney and Mr. George Nelson, appeared before
the Commissioners on behalf of Consolidated Mining Company with a
proposed lease of certain county owned mining claims and discussed
provisions of the lease.
It was suggested they obtain a map and a more definite
description of claims desired and also obtain more information
concerning plans for use of County owned claims and again discuss
the matter with the Commissioners.
The following liquor license renewals were on motion duly
made and seconded unanimously approved:
Milton M. Wilson, dba Redstone Village Store,
package license.
Leonard and Delores Short, dba Townhouse Restaurant
& Lounge, Redstone, restaurant license.
Charles D. Crosby, Aspen Shadows Lodge, extended hours j
Restaurant License. f
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Daniel Wiegner dba Pomegranate Inn extended hours ~1/
Restaurant License. ~~
El Rayo, Inc., dba Cap 'n Cork, package license.
Frank E. and Lula B. Kirk, dba Chateau Kirk, restaurant
license.
Minnesota-Aspen Enterprises, Inc., dba The Leather Jug,
extended hours restaurant license
Roaring Fork Land & Cattle Company, dba T-Lazy Seven
Ranch, restaurant license
Glenwood Hot Springs Company, Redstone Lodge, restaurant
license;
also approved was modification of premises to permit enclosure of
a door at the Redstone Lodge.
Mr. Edgar Stanton discussed various Planning & Zoning
matters with the Commissioners, particularly concerning future
highways and low cost housing in the County.
A certification of delinquent sewer service rentals having
been duly made to the Commissioners by the Aspen Sanitation District,
with request for extension on tax levy, on motion duly made and
seconded the following resolution was unanimously adopted:
BE IT RESOLVED THAT pursuant to certification duly
made by the Aspen Sanitation District of delinquent
sewer charges and request for an extension of the same
against property,
THEREFORE, pursuant to statute the Pitkin County
Treasurer is hereby directed to extend sewer charges
against the following described properties in the
amounts shown below for collection thereof:
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Lots ~I, N, 0, F Block 91 $1131.75
.ots 13,14 Block 9 Eames 220.89
Lots 1, 2, 3 Block 1 Connors 28.05
Lots 4 :31ock 1L8 Aspen 169.55
Lots ~i, N, i3lock 113 Aspen
L
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Lots ,
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iZ, R, S Block 89 Aspen 532.9 5
Lots ~, R, S, Block 95 Aspen 199.63
Lots 1 Block 31 East Aspen 80.85
Lots R ~ S Block 88 Aspen 566.53
Lot t~ clock 88 Aspen 480.33
Lots A~~B Biock 75 Aspen 251.23
Lot ~ Rlock 53 Aspen 34.65
Lot S Ii lock 87 Aspen 92.64
E '~R Lot S Block 98 Aspen 28.05
Lots R & S Block 86 Aspen 566.10
Lot C Biock 73 Aspen 28.05
Lots K 4 L I3 lock 35 Aspen 67.00
Lots N,O,~P Block 15 Aspen 36.78
Lot 8 Block 100 Hallam 35.08
Lots 17~ I6 clock 98 Hallam 35.08
is 18,19,20 Aspen 54.45
Lot C3 Block 86 Aspen 139.18
Lots H ~~ I Block 30 Aspen 58.88
Lot 0 Block 18 Aspen 175.33
Lots 11,12,13 31ock 101 Hallam 49.11
here being no further business the Board adjourned.
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