HomeMy WebLinkAboutcclc.min.08172005CCLC August 17, 2005
Chairperson, Bill Dinsmoor called the meeting to order at 8:30 a.m. Commissioners in attendance
were Stan Hajenga, Mark Goodman, Don Sheeley, Terry Butler. Shae' Singer, John Start and Marc
Breslin were excused.
BID - Bill said they met on the BID and handed out the Frick and Beer report to key property
owners. Bill reported that Shirley Tipton volunteered to help with the BID. People involved were:
David Perry
Tony Maza
Dwane Romero
Ernie Frywall
CCLC
Dale Paas
Bill said they talked about having John Sarpa involved with the BID but he is involved with the
hospital election. A letter was written to form the BID. Parking, marketing, and special events
were the three issues brought up. Bill said they are going to council to ask them to fund the first
stage of the BID and if that doesn't work they will go with puma. Brad Siegel from PUMA is highly
regarded in this field.
Mark suggested getting $500. from 20 businesses to get the BID moving.
Don said in elections, when you get involved with children anything seems to work.
Saturday market
9:00 to 2:00 through Oct. market hours
Patron survey to be redone and presented at the next meeting.
Allegheny said a survey was sent out to the vendors. He will give a report at the next meeting.
Allegheny pointed out that we need a new contract for the artists. Terry volunteered to be on the
committee. He suggested a contract for multiple years.
Maggie said the head counts were around 300 an hour.
Terry said this is a banner year for the market.
Stan asked if it is possible to have a one page information sheet blasted out for the lodges. Maggie
said she can e-mail Stan the market information.
Don said the Saturday market card that was printed is moving rapidly.
Bill brought up the idea of pursuing looking at another footprint for the market. He suggested that
information about another footprint be included in the survey.
Bill said way finding is hard in this town.
Terry said we need to know who is in favor of expanding the market and who is veracious. Hyman
to the Polar Revolution store was suggested.
Andrew Kole said Mill Street to the bathrooms would be an ideal area and Hopkins down restaurant
rOW.
Recycling:
Unanswered issues.
Educational program component.
More noise and odor needs mitigated.
Coordinated effort with County and Snowmass.
Reduce the number of tracks in the alley and do a pilot alley first.
This effort is not being looked at in coordinated with other alley uses such as construction, repair.
Not accommodated this makes it more difficult to get in the alley.
Meeting adjourned at 10:15 adjourned.
Kathleen J. Strickland, Chief Deputy Clerk
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