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HomeMy WebLinkAboutminutes.council.19631014Aspen, Colorado - R~gular Ad.journed Meeting - Aspen City Council October 14, 1963 Mayor Garfish re-6pened the meeting adjourned from October 7, 1963, at 7:30 PM. Present were Councilmen Beyer, Braun and Melville, City Attorney Stewart, City Administrator Mr. Humphrey, and City Treasurer, Mrs. Taylor. Mr. Beck and Mr. Bishop were present in the interest of the renewal of their lease on the store in the Opera House building. After discussion, a motion was made by Councilman Beyer, seconded by Councilman Braun, to renew the Beck and Bishop lease for a period of three years, under the terms of the present lease. Motion carried unanimously. Mrs. Taylor then read the Treasurer's report, which was discussed, and approved upon motion by Councilman Bewer, seconded by Councilman Braun, and carried, unanimous- ly. Discussed- report that a commissioners' deed had been 'issued t6 272 Aspen, Colorado Adjourned Meeting Aspen city Council - continued - October 14, 1963 to land in East Aspen Patent area. Mr. Stewart will look into this. An~ accurate East Aspen survey is to be prepared for the meeting of November k, and a meeting will be arranged Patent with Mr. Herron. t Mr. Humphrey said there is need for another well - he showed plat- and sug- Well gested it be drilled next to the power plant. He is to get cost estimate on this. Discussed - laying wire for automatic control for water tank, Discussed- water for Wally Mills area - will not be provided on a standby basis- Water- Mills Il meter would be required - end. City would assume no responsibility for his water area system. t Culvert to be laid to provide driveway to Mrs. Shaw's house on Main St. Culvert Latest statement from Bonneville Construction Co. reviewed - and a motion was Ststement- I made by Councilman Beyer, seconded by Councilman Melville, to suspend Rule 19 and Bonneville. ! allow the amount of $38,091.01 less 10%. Motion carried unanimously. t! Electric system improvement discussed- and Mr. Humphrey said contractor had~told him too much time has been lost in makin~ cut-outs, and turning power on for the noon Electric hour. It was suggested that Teleo Caparrella work on cut-Buts. Mr. Saxxegard said service there is danger of delay in completing the work~ because there is now a loss of two outages hours a day. It was suggested that there be a man out to "kill" the lines by 7:00 AM, and to skip the lunch hour. Also electric users are to be informed by mimeographed notice re "outages" generally, with phone calls made each afternoon to those to be affected the following day.. Council agreed to this procedure. Council also authorized Mr. Humphrey to use the 680 feet of pipe now in stock Water pipe to make necessary repairs in the water system, and to use the City digger. Waterline agreement with the Aspen Inn - line on south Mill St. -r~Company has not executed agreement - they feel it is too costly to lay new line. Ihey want to Waterline run three inch line through their property from South Monarch St.- this would So. Mill require tap fee and meter. It was suggested that effort be made to have them lay the Mill Street line, and other users join with them, and Mr. Stewart will contact Mr. Culbertson. If this does not materialize, Council agrees to having other line laid. Discussed- employess on duty during hunting season. - dogs running at large and being brought in by skiers. Pound to be Pound. relocated in plant. 3ames Chesley, Tom Fleck and Peter Greene were present - regarding liquor licens- ing policy. Mr. Stewart is to call the Attorney General's office regarding inter- Committee- pretation of the requirements in connection with new licenses. Discussed, and Mr. Liquor LicenS~ Stewart will advise what can be done legally regarding policy and he would like to Policy have a committee appointed, to include persons from County. Councilman Braun~was appointed chairman of this committee, and he will form the committee. The meeting was adjourned at 11:00 PM upon motion by Braun, seconded by Beyer, and Carried.