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SPECIAL MEETING
SISTER CITY ROOM - CITY HALL
April 16, 2003
8:30 am I. Roll call and approval of minutes April 9nd minutes.
II. Jeff Woods - Lilac bush - furore mall expansion -
budget for market.
III. Mall leases - Cabo's - Mecca
IV. Adjourn
2003 Aspen Saturday Market
Market June 14th through Oct 4~h = 17 week
$300 entrance fee - Vendors over 25 feet or larger extra $50.
46 vendors = $13,800. not inc. over size
Toilet Seth - 928-7500 $208 for 4 week period = $1040. Sink in toilet and locked.
Vendors to mail fee tO Kathy Wood P.O. Box ~653 Paonia, Colo. 81428
Logo Kelly Alford 927-0615 keil¥~wordspicturescoiours.com fax 927-0654
Jack D-Oho - 970-527-4046 dorioshillsideacres~msn.com
Setup two hours in am and one in pm .$16. x 3hrs, = $48 x two people = $96. per week =
$1,344. = 14 weeks Labor source 920-7744
St. Mary's $400. for tables and chairs 924-7339
Banner over Main St. $950.
Platform 12'x l 5'x2 for demonstrations = $600.
Possibly two tents over demonstrations $400.
CCLC budget
$4,500
1,500. logo
1,040. toilet
1,344 labor
600. platform
400. tents 2
400 St. Mary's
-$784.
FMG
Insurance $500.
Entertainment $3,500 - to $5,000.
Ad3ertising $2,000 - $4,000
Market Manager $1,000
Misc. $500.
CCLC - 2003
Demonstrators
David pOWers - glass
Deb Adams - stone cutting
Allegheny Meadows - pottery
Sarah Harvey - pottery
Kolor Wheel - Katie Schulman 544-6191
Sarah Aley spin - Imitfing
Ann Flyrm - weaving
Linda Loeschen - painting
Sonja Dinkel - Aspen's Florist 925-8425
Sara Haneman - beading
1. Cheryl Bach - antique jewelry - 379-9906
Becky Donatucci - photographs 274-2143
2. Joanne Walpole -jewelry- 925-4195
Judy Goss - beaded bags - 429-1381
3. Arya Campbell - clothing/beads - 544-3686
Hattie Billings - pillows/rugs - 963-0388
4. Barbara Cascllaro - metal necklaces - 927-4719
Sarah Haneman - jewelry - 920-9379
5. Bianca Evans - salvage wood - 544-8064
Western Bonime - henna, clothes - 948-3590
6. Georgeann Waggaman - paintings cards - 9:25-2126
Linda Loeschen - watercolors - 927-3243
7. Heidi Wade - polar fleece - 963-2565
Jeanie Moglewer - knitted tops - 963-2l 17
8. Judy Norman - chair massage - 925-6682
Sunny Redmond - wholistic - 923-5033
9. Susan Bilenker-jewelfly- 1-800-664-7670
KeelY Doyle~Tuttie - soap - 970-876-5133
I0. Sonja Dinkel - florist/races - 925-8425
Debbie Karls concrete planters - 923-4460
11. Rebecca Hodgson- body care - 920-5212
Kathy Strickland - child - boas - 920-5060
12. Ann FlYnn- woven scarves - 925-9019
Jeanie Clark - spun shawls - 970-429-1064
13. Kathy Chamberlin - clay pottery - 923-5658
Missin Brucker- Kathryn Penn -jewelry boxes - 923-6995
14. Kelly McKenney- glass beads -jewelry- 970-922-5500
Kathie Schulman - Beanie Budwell - pottery - 544-6191
Linda Gerdenich - wind chimes - note cards - 920-5082
15. Lisa Calloden - beaded albums & dog leashes - 927-4717
Leslie Heiden-beaded jewelry- 925-8264
16. Bridget MacTavish- leisure wear- 379-7749
Renato Gazmuri - painted canvas bags - 970-544-5351
SINGLES
1. Cindy Love - fleece clothing - 927-1108
2. Lindy Palmer' hand painted furniture - 963-9508
3. Richard J. Allen - posters benches - 963-9025
4. Allegheny, Deb Adams, Sam Harvey - pottery - 618-7479
5. Grace Stahlschmidt (artists) prints - silks-cards - 970-947-9887
6. Miriam Rosner - quilts - aprons - 925-74711
7. Claudia Cunningham- 920-3663
8. Jennifer Swanson - Anderson Ranch - textile art - 379-9810
9. Dennis Tuma / Maracia Fisher- massage - 923°4090
10. Stephen Sanders - sculpture - 429-1019
1 I. Sarah Aley- sweaters - folk paintings - 527-5651
12. Harmony Scott-jewelry- 963-7190
13. Cathy Crenshaw - jewelry - 963-0940
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
CASE: ALL MALL LEASE HOLDERS
BEFORE THE CITY OF ASPEN COMMERCIAL CORE &
LODGING COMMISSION
TO ALL MALL LEASE HOLDERS; ADJACENT PROPERTY
OWNERS/LESSEES; CONCERNED CITIZENS
A public hearing will be held April 16, 2003 in the Sister Cities meeting
room of City Hall, 130 S. Galena, Aspen Colorado to approve or deny
outside dining for Cabo's and Mecca._ All persons affected by the proposed
Mall Leases are invited to appear and state their views, protests or
objections. If you cannot appear personally at such meeting, then you are
urged to state your views by letter, particularly if you have objection to the
mall leases. The Commercial Core 8, Lodging Comrnission will give
serious consideration to the opinions of surrounding property owners and
others affected in deciding whether to grant or deny the request.
Mall Lease holders must present a descriptive square footage diagram
indicating fence design (if new) and entrance meeting the criteria.
Businesses making an application for a mall lease are required to transmit
this notice to adjacent property owners/lessees.
Date and Time of Meeting
DATE: April 16, 2003
TIME: 8:30 a.m.
The City of Aspen Commercial Core & Lodging Commission
130 S. Galena Street, Aspen, ColOrado 81611
Bill Dinsmoor, Chairperson
Kathleen Strickland, Chief Deputy Clerk
DAVID FLORIA GALLERY
April 9, 2003
Mr: Hjarry~ L. Haines, General Manager
Cabo's
320 Siouth Mill Street
Aspen, CO 81611
Dear Harry:
I am happy to provide this letter of support and approval for your use.of space on the
. pedestrian mall outside Cabo's at the comer of Cooper and Mill Streets. for outdoor
seating offering food and drink service.
Please let me know if there is anything else that I can do to help you make your new
business a great sucqess.
David Floria
312 SOUTH MILL STREET ASPEN. COLORADO 81611 970.544.5705 FAX 970.544.9729 E-M^m art@floriagallery.com
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