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Home My Public Portal AboutTBM 1989-07-19JULY 19, 1989 TOWN BOARD The regular meeting of the Board was called to order by Mayor Jensen. Board present were Klancke, Schauner, Finlay, Muhlbauer, Johnston and Buchheister. Also present were Clay Brown and Vicky Winter. Minutes of the previous meeting were approved. Bills presented for payment. Muhlbauer made a motion to approve payment of these bills, 2nd Finlay, carried. Sheriff Dept. report and discussion of any problems. Jim Fulton appeared before the Board to ask for a years extention on his use permit for the sleigh business that he might move to the Maryvale property. Jensen asked that he keep the building pleasing to look at. Board reviewed the prior documentation. Muhlbauer made a motion to approve an extention of the use permit until July 19, 1989, 2nd Klancke, carried. Mayor Jensen called the continued liquor licence hearing for Au Truffles to order. Jensen reviewed that the hearing had been called to order at the July 5th meeting, that the audience had been asked for comment and that there was no persons in the audience for the licence, and the Town Board had duly moved to continue the hearing to July 19th 1989. Mary Dixon, applicant presented a petition in favor of the licence, and commented that the customers had expressed a desire for the liquor service from Au Truffles. Klancke made a motion to set the neighborhood boudnaries from Berthoud Pass to the top of Red Dirt road, 2nd Muhlbauer, carried. EXHIBIT A. APPLICATION FOR A BEER AND WINE LICENCE EXHIBIT B. NOTICE OF PUBLICATION TO HEARING ON LICENCE. EXHIBIT C. NOTICE POSTED ON PREMISES EXHIBIT D. PETITION IN FAVOR OF LICENCE. EXHIBIT C. FAVORABLE SHERIFF DEPT. LETTER Klancke made a motion to approve this beer and Wine Licence for Au Truffles, 2nd Muhlbauer. carried. Hartlaub discussed the possible need to annex the two parcels the town has just purchased from Columbine bank. Tabled. Hartlaub discussed with the board that he was moving to Arizona the first part of Aug. He would continue any outstanding work as well as be available to help at any time. He is turning his practice to a man and would hope the town would consider his replacement as the new town attorney. Codification of Ordinances was discussed as most of the documents have been typed at this time. Brown reported that the Fraser Info. Center has had 5124 visitors in the 40 days we have had it opened. Brian of the W.F. Chamber gave the monthly report. Brown discussed the repairs that the Railroad is doing on the crossing. Tunnel meeting scheduled for tomorrow night at 7:00 at the W.F. Town Hall and the Fraser Board was encouraged to attend. Brown will ask the Harris's to remove the car lot use at their property. No further business, meeting adjourned.