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HomeMy WebLinkAboutresolution.council.035-75RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS 100 Leaves RESOLUTION NO. 35 (Series of 1975) WHEREAS, the members of City Council have discussed and agreed to a series of priorities for expenditures for the 1976 municipal budget year, and WHEREAS, the City Council wishes to itemize these priorities for the benefit of ~he city Hall Administration so that the department heads may submit their budgets in conformance with the same, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ASPEN, COLORADO: 1. That the following programs shall receive top priority for implementation in the fiscal year of 1975: (a) The establishment of funding of an employee housing director jointly with Pitkin County. (b) The enhancement and protection of the city'~ water rights. (c) The microfilming of all City records provided the same can be accomplished in conjunction with the Pitkin County Clerk and Recorder's office with joint use of facilities. (d) The development of a Teen Center which is financially independent and not subsidized by the City except to the extent of making public facilities avail- able if they should exist. (e) The restoration of the Wheeler Opera House to the extent of bringing the building'S electrical system to standard. (f) The design of the reclaimed third floor of the City Hall Building. RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS 100 Leaves (g) The continuation of the electrical under- grounding program. (h) The allocation of employee time to the procurement of federal and state funding for city and county projects. (i) The development of a design for use of the Rio Grande Property,. and initial implementation of any such design agreed upon. (j) The planting of trees in Wagner Park. (k) The expansion of the existing pedestrian mall and conversion of existing and newly malled streets into the final mall design. (1) Initiation of a street paving program for the City. (m) Initiation of an alley paving program by priority for district. The following programs shall receive secondary implementation in the fiscal year 1976: (a) The forumlation of an annexation policy. (b) The investigation of geothermal possibilities within Pitkin County. (c) Beginning the reconstruction of the third floor of the City Hall Building. (d) Consideration of the expansion of the golf course onto the Jim Moore Property. 3. That the following programs shall receive the low- est priority for implementation in the fiscal year 1976, but still receive the attention of the City Administration: -2- RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS 100 Leaves interest in (a) the microfilming of City records if it must be entirely funded by the City. (b) The resodding of Wagner Park. The Council further resolves that it has continuing a land acquisition program to acquire (a) the Shaw Property Traingle (First and Smuggler), (b) Bass Park, and (c) the Sinclair Station site. 5. Finally, the Council wishes to fully develop its Transit Plan including (a) expansion of the mass transit pro- gram, (b) satisfaction of the City's parking needs, (c) creation of an urban design plan, and (d) integration of all transit pro- Rio Grande Property Development. grams with the Date: ~ I, Kathryn Hauter, duly appointed and acting City Clerk, certify that the foregoing is a true and accurate copy of a resolution adopted by the City Council at its meeting held July 14, 1975. Kat~ryn H~ter, city Clerk -3-