The of regular meeting Aspen City Council the Present were Councilmen Barnard, Attorney Scott and City Administrator Kerrigan. by Mayor Pabst. The accounts The Minutes payable of the were given at 353: PM called to order and McEachern Stapleton, Kuster, was ~ Councilman Kuster to of regular meeting July 6, 1965, to check. were approved as read. ~ Maddalone was present in the interest of the Smuggler Trailer Court water had agreement. City Administrator Kerrigan referred to minutes in which agreement been had show that did not minutes any agreement been indicated, but subsequent executed. A new application for water service has been filed. Discussed- need house in not part of the trailer court firehydrants. for contract Jesse Water Smuggler Trailer Ct. that A motion was made by Councilman Barnard that City Administrator Kerrigan be structed to draw up, with the help of the Water Department~ a contract between the City and the Smuggler Trailer Court covering present water system, fire hy- drants and call vote adjustment in Councilmen water rates. Stapleton Motion seconded by Councilman McEachern. Barnard McEachern aye; aye; Kuster aye; agree- ment inMotion Roll aye. Motion A motion was made by Councilman Stapleton, seconded by Councilman Barnard, and the Smuggler Trailer Park, Inc., that a contract be drawn up between the City Roll call voteto cover water service to one house as described in the contract. aye; Stapleton aye; aye; aye. Mrs. Councilmen Kuster McEachern Barnard and Mrs. Maddalone were present and requested that the lease on the that City does not Thrift Shop he extended for another two years. Discussedneed this space at the present tirae, and a motion wasmade by Councilman Kuster, Thrift by Councilman Barnard, to extend the lease on the Thrift Shop premises Leasein the City Hall Building for another two years on the present basis. Roll call McEachern Kuster Councilman Stapleton aye; Barnard aye. vote aye; aye; Glidden Shop seconded motion Councilman Kuster then moved to suspend Rule 19 and to pay the accounts payBarnard able. Motion seconded by Councilman Staple ton. Roll call vote aye; Councilmen - McEachern Kuster aye; Glenaye. Stapleton aye; Paas spoke for several lodge owners who were present regarding the Alternate alternate is causing a Parking- problem for signs that have been installed - and said hat Tourists Mr.Kerrigan was decided ~ tourists in the summer season. After discussion, it work with Mr.Paas on this matter. Lodge signs - Mayor this placed been Pabst read recommendation from the Planning Commission that these be Signs- some ~gns on a pole separate from the street sign pole. Mr.Paas said lobk so placed, and it does not appear to be a good idea.~ Council Lodge will thew. A visitor parking the would have at ~ complimented the orderly Council on and prompt of procedure the meeting. Buchanan demand for Buchanan- no will Scott- new report -discussedneed for action Attorney deed East Aspen Patent next meeting, deed Property for parking on Cooper have report and Ave. fom to be withdrawn from agenda. Lots behind City Hall in Block MayorPabst said a complaint had been 93 in filed with the District Attorney selling these lots to the City, and B1 93 that an opinion ~ d been Attorney Scott advised that the State Attorney General that this trans- action is legal.~ and that Legality the isCity not directly involved. this is the Mayor' s problem Mr. McAllister gave report some legal against his received from Lots descriptions whether state needed- Annexation and still stat~ petitions are Tony Coming in. Annexation asked Berumin u'tes by zohed City within two months of annexation. require that annexed area be Zoning from Board of Examiners new master plan. Mayor Pabst said resignation Discussed - the and Appeals had been received from New members Frank Willoughby Engineer for Sam Caudill Architect Mike Garfish Electrician Attorney Scott is whether appDi6tees must the City Aspen, of of residents and thfs will be considered at the Suygested appointment~ obert Sterl i n g G. and K. Holloway. Dan Wiegner meeting~. referred proposed extension of waterline west of Board of Examiners. to determine be next to City and said he felt this would be good for development, and that the City Waterline bank- roll for the first three years, and he guarantee the balance. Discussed - Extension nee~for orderly development; latest water bond issue not used; this west- would be setting precedent; that developer in the East had been required to finance waterline; cost of Wiegner' s line would be about $ 48,000. 00; that Wiegnerverbal commitments have been made the line on to the A motion was then made by Councilman McEachern, seconded by the he suggested and Councilman Staple- Motion ton, that City Administrator Kerrigan be instructed to work Wiegner to see if they can have proposition ready for the next Council Mr. meeting. Roll call vote- Councilmen Stapleton aye; Kuster aye; McEachern aye; Barnard aye. would balance end school. with Drainage 11, from Stre t Drainage Street Kerrigan said low quotation is from Armco Steel- Original interested diverting water i~ he 76; 958. has talked with Fritz Benedict wh6 is i~ Durant Mine if he can benefit from it; discussed- whether water would be used Or domestic use or irrigatioD - danMer having a private water system developed; whether storm sewer should be put in if water is diverted. Mr. Kerrigan is to arrange a cott is Water right meeting with Mr Benedict for further information, and Attorney ~ Balcomb regarding filing for water rights. George Madsen referred Original Mr. of to consult Mr. irrigation ditches in the west end, in which the water Ditches in is their being closed at one end. Discussed- cost to City open and. made by Councilman Barnard, seconded by Councilman Kuster, that ditches. A motion was the street department be instructed, where reasonable, to Motion help clean d help offlow water. Roll call vote; Stapleton aye; Kuster ditches a~ aye; McEachern aye; Barnard aye. Golf Course Mayor to flowing -and maintain the overflow caused e of golfthe the pri~ Pabst said for storage space present Attorney -a as by proposals. now been set at $ 1, 200~ 000. Discussed space. Storage that Deputy. aye; McEachern Stapleton has Rescue Group and the Historical Society, and it was suggested City Deputy City the C Attorney. Fitzhugh ( Tam) Scott, BarCouncilman by nard. Roll call vote Councilman Barnard aye. Kuster aye. SidewalksThe following motion was made deputy/ a~ rney. Motion Resolution course aye; by Councilman McEachern, to appoint III, seconded was read by Attorney Scott,and it was Sidewalks decided to amend the to include approximately 1/2 of the block ofBast Galena Street as set out by the engineer. RESOLUTION Resolution WHEREAS, IT APPEARS resolution FROM AN OF INVESTIGATION THE CITY ENGINEER of Aspen, Colorado, in accordance inare deed with Section THAT certain of repair, 81- 1of the Official lty Counczl of Aspen Colorado, Is authorized to order or installation. NOW,THEREFORE BE IT BY THE sidewalks in replacement or installation; and the.! City WHEREAS , Code of Aspen, the such repair, replacement RESOLVED CITY COUNCIL OF ~ SPEN, COLORADO, That either repair, replacement or installation of sidewalks in the City of Aspen, Colorado, lying on Galena and Mill Streets, and on their connecting streets, namely, Main Street, Hopkins, Hyman, Cooper Avenues, Durant and and also on the West half of Hyman Avenue between Galena and Hunter Streets, is deemed necessary and the same is hereby ordered. IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED that Notice in writing shall be served upon each of the owners or persons in charge of the premises on the line of the sidewalk project, and that such Notice shall require such persons to comply with the above order to repair, replace or install sidewalks to meet the standards set by the City Engineer within thirty ( days from such Notice; 30) or in default thereof, to let the work be done by the City with the cost thereof to be charged to the property owner. Motion A motion was then made by Councilman Barnard to adopt the resolution with the amendment covering Galena Street. Motion seconded by Councilman McEachern. Roll call vote Councilmen Kuster aye; Stapleton aye; McEachern aye. Discussedaye; Barnard time allowance in 30 trial sidewalk contracts, and days. Humble Oil Suit date not nothing new. ordinance Paepcke Park - 2 new- Council agreed yet set. Knight Mr. ~Dog control to shortening it to Club, Inc. - errigan: is being prepared. Salary schedule has been sent to Council members for review. Glory Mole Lots in appraisals have been sent their attorney- no reply yet on Glory Distr. #2 Improvement District No. to petitions are ready to go out, with revised police car has to need heen services at 2000, 3900, and 8200 figures. Mr. Kerrigan miles. manager Hole property. said the new telephone compaby, referred fhey Aspen Colorado Regular Meeting Aspe City Counal Julv 19, 1965 Continued. owner. Discussed~ advantages and disadvantages of metering letting people choose between meter and flat rate. A motion was mad.e by Councilman by Counci man Barnard, to let customers choose between metering and flat rate. Councilman McEachern said he would. like to have figures on what effect th.is would. have, and the motion was withdrawn Iby Councilmen Kuster and Barnard. This matter is to be held o-n the agend.a. Mr. Kerrigan said Dale Rea is preparing land filings on the reservoir. Planning Commission - pending matters Height restriction Density Control Zoning land owned by Moore formerly Bleeker St. Discussed Paepcke Park additional benches and tables, and toilets Council favored the additional park furniture but not toilets. A motion was mad.e by Councilman Barnard, seconded by Councilman Kuster, to go into executive session at 6: #5 PM, and. all. Councilmen voted. aye. Discussed dumpsires. A motion was made by Councilman Kuster at to go out of executive session and into regular session. Motion seconded by Councilman McEachern, and carried with all: Councilmen voting aye. The Mayor called the regular meeting to order, and a motion was made by Council- man? Remand, seconded by Councilman Kuster, to adjourn, and the motion carried with all Councilmen voting aye. 6:55 P.M. 1- Metering Hold on agenda Reservoir Park furniture Dumpsites [j ..