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HomeMy Public PortalAboutTBP 1997-11-05 , , . . TOWN OF FRASER "Icebox of the Nation" P.O. Box 120/153 Fraser Avenue Fraser, Colorado 80442 (970) 726-5491 FAX Line: (970) 726-5518 TOWN BOARD AGENDA REGULAR MEETING NOVEMBER 5, 1997, 7:30 p.m. 1. Roll call 2. Approval of 10/1/97, 10/15/97 & 1Oi22/97 minutes 3. Open Forum 4. Chamber of Commerce Update, Catherine Ross 5. Action Items a) Mink Lane Townhomes Final Plat and As-Built Plat 6. 8:00 p.m. ... Public Hearing: Engel's Burn Permit - 312 Eastom 7. Discussion Items a) Leases b) Intergovernmental Agreements 8. Staff Choice 9. Board Member's Choice Upcoming Meetings November 12th: Joint Planning Commission/Town Board Meeting, 6:00 p.m. Town Hall November 19th: Town Board Regular Meeting, 6:00 p.m., Town Hall ýÿ , .. . . TOWN OF FRASER "Icebox of the Nation" P.O. Box 120! 153 Fraser Avenue Fraser, Colorado 80442 (970) 726-5491 FAX Line: (970) 726-5518 1113/97 Manager's Brief briefing (or as Kit would say, the pre-meeting meeting [1]) Hello from beautiful Connecticut, the leaf colors are stunning! It was quite an experience being in Denver for the big snow and flying out ofDIA with people who had been stranded for over 60 hours! I'd brag that the city's slow response would not happen in Fraser except that I'lIleam from Mayor Webb's bravado and just make sure that we can be as ready as possible for our turn. Anyway, thinking about next week's Board meeting. . . We'll begin at 6:00 with a workshop on the 1998 Proposed Budget. Please bring your copy of the budget. We are hoping that structure behind the Fraser Brazier (the Engel's barn) will be razed within the next two weeks. The hopefully part relates to the public hearing scheduled for Wednesday at which time you will give a thumbs-up (or thumbs-down) to the proposed razing plan. The same type of bum that was used at the Lightning Liquors is planned -- bum and haul. If you approve the plan submitted by East Orand Fire, the burn will be scheduled as soon as possible. The as-built for Mink Lane Townhomes (Casey Cook) is scheduled for Wednesday and Catherine will provide a staff recommendation at the meeting. We'll review the various leases and intergovernmental agreements the Town has with other parties to get your direction and input. Just a reminder that the Workshop to consider next year's goals and objectives (and other things) is on Friday, November 7th from 3:00 p.m. to approximately 9:00 p.m. and on Saturday from 8:00 to noon. See you Wednesday! ýÿ . J . . TOWN OF FRASER "Icebox of the Nation" P.O. Box 120/153 Fraser Avenue Fraser, Colorado 80442 (970) 726-5491 FAX Line: (970) 726-5518 TOWN BOARD AGENDA WORKSHOP NOVEMBER 5, 1997, 6:00 P.M. (Dinner will be served) 1. 1998 Proposed Budget , /r. .f~ , . . . TOWN BOARD OCT.l,1997 The regular meeting of the Town Board was called to order at 7:30 p.m. Board present were Mayor Johnston, Wirsing, Klancke, Swatzell, and Sanders. Staff present were Reid, Winter and Stone. Wirsing made a motion to approve the minutes of9/17/97 meeting as written, 2nd Swatzell, carried. CHAMBER REPORT Catherine Ross gave the monthly Chamber report on activities as well as making additional comments on the Chamber budget request for 1998. ACTION FMS Hills' Antiques is requesting a sign code variance of 5 sq. feet. Planner Trotter's memo was reviewed regarding the request. Mr. Hill was present to answer any concerns. Swatzell made a motion to grant the variance as requested, but that no other wall signs may be used by this business, variance is good for an indefinite time period, 2nd Wirsing, carried. RESOLUTION NO. 10/1197 Reid presented a Resolution transferring $200,000 from the Town to the new formed Fraser Valley Housing Foundation, this money was a donation from Community First Bank per Resolution No. 3-1-97. Klancke made a motion approving Resolution No. 10/1/97, llilotion 2nd by Swatzell, carried. 8:00 HEARING ON ADOPTION OF MODEL TRAFFIC CODE Wirsing made a motion to open the hearing at 8:00p.m. 2nd Swatzell, carried. Reid presented the Ordinance adopting the proposed Model Traffic Code 1995 edition. Mayor ask~d for any public comment. None Sanders made a motion to adopt Ordinance 236. motion 2nd Wirsing, carried. Swatzell moved to close the hearing, 2nd Sanders, carried. ýÿ .. .. . . . DISCUSSION ITEMS Reid reviewed a newsubdivision improvement agreement that must be done with Chuck Clayton. . Reid explained the changes proposed to be made in the agreement. Changes are necessary due to some changes to the lots and road alignments. More information will be coming to the Board regarding this agreement. Reid discussed that the Granby to Fraser trail will be requesting funding from the Town. More information will be presented in the joint budget workshop. STAFF CHOICE Board workshop will be held Nov. 7th from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. and Nov. 8th from 8:00 a.m. to noon. I Use ofthelSenior's building was discussed at length. Reid discussed the Quail Dr. property issue regarding drainage. Board discussed the Blair parking lease. Reid discussed various meeting he has scheduled during the week. The drainage and hard surface study is being performed at this time. Reid commented on the progress of Safeway to build the new store, and Board directed Reid to pursue filling the vacant Safeway building. BOARD CHOICE Wirsing would like a list of grant requests that are being requested of the Town of Winter prior to the joint budget meeting. Klancke was interested in when the next meeting of the Walk through History Foundation would be held. No further business, meeting adjourned at 9:30 p.m. .~ . . i TOWN BOARD OCT. 15, 1997 SPECIAL MEETING I The special meeting was called to order at 7:00 p.m. Present were Mayor Johnston, ! Swatzell, Wirsing, Havens, McIntyre, Sanders and K1ancke. Staff present were Reid, I , Winter, Tro~er and attorney McGowan. Wirsing made a motion to hold an executive session for the purposes of discussion pending litigation per (CRS 24-6-402 (3Xa)(11) and discuss real estate acquisition per CRS 24-6-402 (3)(a)(I), 2nd Swatzell, carried. REGULAR MEETING The regular meeting of the Town Board was called to order by Mayor Johnston at 7:45 p.m. Board present were Wirsing, Havens, McintYre, Klancke, Sanders and Swatzell. Satffpresent were Reid, Trotter, Stone and Winteti. Minutes of the previous meeting were tabled. OPEN FORUM Steve Sumrall discussed the annexation request pending with the Fraser Sanitation District. ACTION ITEMS Resolution No. 10-2-97, a Resolution clarifing Resolution No. 2-1-97, the gift from Matt Gold was presented. Havens made a motion to approve Resolution No. 10-2-97, 2nd Swatzell, carried. DISCUSSION ITEMS Trotter presented a draft of the proposed amendments to Article 12-6, of the subdivision regulations for discussion with the board. i Board held a brief discussion regarding how to address affordable housing within Town regulations. Board set Nov. 12th at 6:00 p.m. as a joint meeting with the Planning Commission to begin the Growth Plan adoption discussions. Board reviewed and approved.the budget considera~ion schedule. ...-j ýÿ . . . &of' A STAFF CHOICE Reid submitted a request from Jim Hoy for funds to bronze the sculpture that is being placed at the new library. The estimated cost of this is $16,000. Board approved an expenditure of $5000 towards this project and Reid will go to the community for the balance of the money. Reid reviewed a letter proposed to be sent to the property owners in Byers Vista Subdivision regarding an Improvement District to fund the infrastructure that is necessary for the lots to develop. Nov. 7th and 8th is the Board retreat at the Vintage. George Engle is proposing to burn the old garage building on Eastom Ave. The permit will be set for a public hearing on Nov. 5, 1997. BOARD CHOICE Johnston discussed the need for the proposed Inline Skate Park (to be located at the Fraser Valley Sports Complex) to have matching funds committed so that the grant can be submitted to Great Outdoors Colorado. Board agreed to commit $4000 towards this project. No further business, meeting adjourned at 10:30 p.m. . . . . TOWN BOARD SPECIAL MEETING OCT. 22, 1997 Mayor Johnston called the special ~eeting ofthe Town Board to order at 12:00 noon on Oct. 22, 1997. Board present were ~anders, Klancke, Wirsing and Swatzell. Staff present were Reid, Winter and Trotter. RESOLUTION 10-3-97 Resolution 10-3-97 Authorizing the Joint Purchase of a tract of land from the St. Onge Family in partnership with the Town of Winter Park. Swatzell made a motion approving Resolution No. 10-3-97, 2nd Klancke, carried. Klancke discussed the need to amend the Memorandum of Understanding that relates to this project. The amendment would state that either town can buy the other town out of the orginial purchase price of the land by the June deadline if one town decides not to participate. Reid will work on the amendment to the MOU. No further business, meeting adjourned at 12: 15 p.m. ýÿ . nQd Gruthoff 31-451-6772 p.2 Oct 28 97 01:15p Town Of Fraser 1.0/28/97 153 Fraser Ave. Fraser, Co. 80442 Attn: Vicky Winter Dear Vicky, Tbank you for illforming me about tbe proposed bum involving tbe building across the street. As I ;dread} hlrvt~ plans for the 5111 of November I do have a few concerns regarding the bum tbat 1 would Jik,~ to address dUJ ~~IaEcr Town Board \\ ith. I unders d that the city will have no liability. Wbat liability will Mr. Engle be required to carry and h(II,\/ y property? I would also request a copy of the insurance policy. I am cone ed with the run offwater. The natural drain of the street drains into th(~ vacant Iftt lle~t tony property. I a anuUar with the smell of smoky water especially when it seeps into the ground and I would Iwt like 10 be eUing thi.. Who would be responsible for Ihr clean up of thi.? ~ 'j. w.<lj lad 4: wil Of,J'7 '7 kOlllJ It. (.i.~&. ~ O"l \..1(l."t\. ~! "\i,. L How much lime will expire between destmcticm oftbe huilding and final clean lip of tbe prop"rty ? . tA11)V t'O.l Will tb Jre Departmenl be constantly watching my property a. well aa my neighbors for stca y 'p" k, and be pre red te immediately respond to this? Our roofs are wood shake. ~V I would like to be notified of the day oftbe bum in advance. I understand weather will he a factor ;ICid C plans do change. I would like to be there on the day of the bum. If all oftbese concerns can be satisfactorily answered I would not have any objections to the bum. lal'~ase eon cad me at 303-431-9662 or I can be paged at 303-207-2929 anytime. I~t ~ '1 Ld . -rod&: -~Q wi/I he. -1; h,.... e4 g.. /- <VI p.+1Awu rt2::ffJ/ ) . "~/I;" ~\) . b1u- ~ ...,+l, 1, .~:J; <lk .......~;;:;1.~~ "d Gmlboff _ I\IP,!-Wtt1il....:., oal ~..., .JL 1u~l -h.. 1lI' (1.066 ~;ll ~ . 313 East om. " ~ \'It> 1M'>' I q..L.. '^"- ~ Ie:,.... Fraser, Co. · ll\A.1 \l,.r. 1;; <-I · """? \1l<.J... .101"'1,... ~ ... t.: t... '" , \~~ . .L ~. ~ l d H- \A\Ll (u.-1~1" , 'trA.o I Wi- N "^1 ýÿ .. .' . .. . BOARD.MEMBERS EAST GRAND FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT NO.4 ~O. Box 2967 Bob Dart Rich Holzwarth Winter Park, Colorado 80482 Jim Holahan (970) 726-5824 · Fax (970) 726-5938 Kris Holinka Steven Paulk Date: October 23,1997 To: Town ofFtaser From: Todd Holzwarth, Chief Subject: Old garage training and demolition burn The burn plan for the Engle's building will involve three phases. The fIrst phase will be. the lightmg and attacking of several interior fIres over the period of one to two hours. This will generate moderate amounts of smoke and steam while hose teams advance on, and knock down, fIres. The next phase will be letting the building become fully involved with fIre. No attempt will be made to put the fIre out, how~ver hand lines and master streams will be used to control fIre growth and protect exposures. Large amounts of smoke will at times be produced as material warms up but we will try to keep the fIre as hot as possible to have as complete as combustion as possible. I would estimate this phase will take one hour. The last phase will begin when the building is on the ground and a loader, or bulldozer, can work the burning debris into a pile and let it fInish burning np. This phase could last for a number of hours and produce varying amounts of smoke. The fIre department will be laid out from two fIre hydrants for all of the fIrst two phases and part of the third. During the first and third phases water use would probably not exceed 500 gallons per minute and would only be for short periods. During the second phase. water use could go as high as 2000 gallons per minute and could last for portions of the hour it should take to bring the building down. Thank you ,...--'7 ~~ Todd Holzwarth; EGFPD#4 ýÿ