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Aspen, Colorado Regular Meeting~ Aspen City Council September 17, 1962
Mayor Garfish called the meeting to order at 7:30 PM. Present were Councilmen
Beyer, Newell and Zordel, City Administrator Humphrey, City Treasurer Mrs. Taylor and
City Attorney Stewart. Councilman Moore was absent.
The minutes of the previous regular meeting of September 4, 1962, were read and
approved upon motion by Newell, seconded by Zordel and carried.
The City's accounts payable were read and discussed, and a motion was made by Beyer,
seconded by Newell, to suspend Rule 19 and allow the several amounts. Motion carried
unanimously.
The Treasurer's report was read by Mrs. Taylor and approved upon motion by Beyer,
seconded by Newell, and carried.
Group ins. Richard Graves, representing the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., explained to
Council a group plan providing life insurance and weekly indemnity for the City em-
ployees. After discussion, it was decided that this should be referred to the employees.
Report has not yet been received from the Public Service Co. re electrical program.
!~j ~Public Public Skating Rink - Councilman Zordel said that Fri'edl Pfeifer will make ar-
Skating Rint rangements for the use of land behind GuidO's Restaurant, and this matter is to remain on
the aMenda. ~Discussed - possibility of using space in Paepcke Park, and Mr. Humphrey will
look into this.
Daylight Savings Time- Mayor Garfish read a letter from Mr. Singer of the Music
Daylight Associates requesting that decision be made before January 1st due to printing and
Savings Time. advertising. So far, 71 persons haveindicated approval and 43 have indicated disa-
proval of again adopting Daylight Savings Time.
~Ord%nanc~ No. 5 Series of 1962, An Ordinance granting a Franchise to the Canyon
Ord. 5, 1962
Cable TV Corporation, - Bill Dunaway referred to possible delay, and requested ex- Ord. 5, 1962
tension of time. After discussion, it was decided to proceed with the Ordin*ance,
and he was advised to bring up ~atter of delay, should this occur, at a later date.
Attorney Stewart read the Ordinance in full for the second time, and a motion was
made by Zordel, seconded by Beyer, to adopt Ordinance No. 5, Series of 1962, upon
second reading. ~ Motion carried unanimously.
Long range planning program - no new develments.
Mayor Garfish read a letter from Mr. Mellman, attorney, and statement for services Mellman-
in connection with Herron vs City of Aspen trial. A motion was made by Zordel, seconded statement.
by Beyer, to pay the amount of $1,246.50. Motion carried uananimously.
The Mayor read a letter from the County Assessor indicating the assessed valuation Assessed val.
for the City for lg62 to be $3,782,370.00. 1962
He also read a letter from the State Highway Department re sign ~regulations, and a St. Signs.
report from the Public Utilities Commission regarding request of Glenwood Aspen Stages Bus rate hike.
for r~te increase, which has been granted.
A letter f~om Dr. Bm_xter regarding a water report from the U. S. Public Health water report.
Service was read by Mayor G'arrish and discussed; and Mr. Humphrey is to obtain copy
of report.
Request from Officer Ricks for additional lights in alley discussed and referred
to Mt. Humphrey. Also request that bicycles be registered and licensed discussed, and Registration
Attorney Stewart is to prepare o~dinance, bicycles.
Bill Dunaway requested that the poliqe check dangerous driving of young p~ople Safety
near school. Discussed - safety program for bicycle riders at school and police force program
is handling this.
Discussed - transfer of funds - and Council authorized Mr. Stewart to prepare
resolutions to cover transfer of $15,883.28 from the Electrfd Operating Fund to the Transfer
Water Operating Fund, and to cover transfer of $9,383.28 from the Water Operating Fund ~f Funds.
to the General Fund, and thereby return to the General Fu~d previous advances to the
Water Department. This authorization supersedes the authorization made September 4,
1962 to prepare resnlution for the transfer of $15,000.00.
Attorney Stewart reported that waterline agreements - Calderwood and Riverside- Frank Rae.
are still pending. Also that letter had been sent by J. K. Smith, State P~anning ~
Commission, to Frank Rae, and Humphrey is to obtain copy for City's files. ~ ~
Mr. Humphrey reported that the plan is to pave streets where curbs and gutters street -
have been put in, if weather permits. Sidewalks and planting strips - to be referred paving
to the Planning Commission. Discussed - sidewalks.
After discussion, a motion was made by Newell, seconded by Beyer, to contribute Contribution
$66.52 to the Little League Baseball Club, for Community promotion, tocover~ gasoline to Little
for the school bus and the employers' share of FICA for the Recreational Director. League.
Motion carried unanimously.
Adolph Barailler and his Attorney, Mr. Kane, referred ~ new plat of land to
Oouncil. Mr. Kane said he had talked with G. E. Buchanan, who does not agree with new Deed-
plat and they plan to give him 20 day notice, and he also said that John Herron had Barailler
agreed to furnish deed. Attorney Stewart recommended that notice be given by the
County Sheriff and that the original should be filed in the office of the City Clerk.
Council approved the signing of the notice by Ma~or Garfish. Notice.
Mr. Stewart said additional research is being done in connection with establishing East Aspen
the political status of the East Aspen Patent land. Patent
Request fom deed from G. E. Buchanan to be held for further information.
Quiet titles- October
Emmerik deed - resurvey has been made and it agrees with original area of 1,341 Emmerik deed.
sq. feet. Deed to be redrawn to cover this area.
Authorization for transfer of funds to Police Pension Fund, amendmenCi~re Contractor:
License fees, and opinion re vendors ready for next meeting.
Annexation - part of Riverside - Attorney Stewart referred to request~of Mike Drew Petition to
to ~ithdraw from petition, but this may not be done. Notice of petition to annex to annex-Riverside
be published in Aspen Times.
Request for deed - Algo~ Erickson - Mr. Humphrey to survey. Deeds-
Request for deed - Williams and Lltlenas to fractional part of lot in Block 31 Algot Erickson
discussed - and Mr. Stewart and Mr. Humphrey are to work on this. A motion was made by Williams-L~tle-
Beyer, seconded by Zordel, to authorize preparation of deed with cost to be $10.00. nas
Carried unanimously.
Attorney Stewart referred to Fire Department trophies on display in the Aspen Bank. Trophies
The bank has requested a save harmless agreement if they are to continue to display Fire Dept.
these due to their value and antiquity. Discussed-insurance ' and the Councilmen are
to discuss this with members of the Fire District and the Fire Department.
Budget for 1963 - draft reviewed by Council for the General Fund,and it was de-
cided there would be no changm in the mill levy which is 18 mills. Budget for the
Ele~ric-an~ ~ater Departments to be reviewed at the Meeting of October 1, 1962, and
notiCe of budget to be published in the Aspen Times of October 5, 1962. Entire budget
to be presented at the meeting of October 15, 1962, to consider adoption thereof. ~
motion was made by Beyer, seconded by Zordel, to approve the proposed budget exclusive
of the Water and Electric Departments, as presented for the General Fund. Motion
carried unanimously.
The meeting was adjounned at 11:55 PM upon motior~by Zordel, seconded by Beyer and
City Clerk~ ' ~
carried. ~