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HomeMy WebLinkAboutminutes.council.196711066S6 BBg~r Meeti~ Aspen City Council November 6, 1967 Meeting was called to order byMayor Robert Bamnard at 3:40 p.m. with Councilmen Carl Bergman, Weaner Kuster, William McEachern, Clyde Clymer, Administrator Leon Wurl. Attorney Gaylord absent. Accounts payable were given to Councilman Clymer to check. Councilman Clymer made a motion to approve the minutes as mailed for October 16, 19 Minutes and 23rd with the following correction in the minutes of October 23rd, "Meeting was called to order at 4:00 p.m. by Mayor Robert Barnard with Councilmen Carl Bergman, McEachern and City Administrator Leon Wurl." Seconded by Councilman McEachern. All in favor, motion carried. ORDINANCE #19, SERIES 1967, AN ORDINANCE REPEALING AND AMENDING CERTAIN SECTIONS OF Off-Street Prk. TITLE XI, THE ZONING CODE OF THE ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF ASPEN, COLORADO, RELATING Parking TO MINIMUM LOT AREAS, MINIMUM FLOOR AREAS AND OFF-STRE~T PARKING AND DECLARING AN Ord. #19 EMERGENCY TO EXIST was read in full for the second time by the City Clerk. Councilman Kuster made a motion to adopt Ordinance ~19, Series 1967 as read and order the same publi§hed. Seconded by Councilman McMachern. Roll call vote - Councilmen Clymer aye; Bergman aye; McEachern aye; Kuster aye. ORDINANCE #21,'SER%ES 1967, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ~ITLE Xt, SECTION 11-1-12 OF THE Appeals to Bd. ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF ASPEN, COLORADO, PERTAINING TO ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT of Adj. VARIANCES AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY TO EXIST was read in full for the second time by Ord. 21 the City Clerk, Councilman Clymer made a motion to adopt Ordinance ~21, Series 1967 as read in full and order the same published. Seconded by Councilman Bergman. Roll call vote - Councilmen Kuster aye; MCEachern aye; Bergman aye; clymer aye. ORDINANCE ~23, SERIES 1967, AN ORDIk%NCE AMENDING CHAPTER 7, TITLE I, OF THE ORDINANCES Ord. 23 OF THE CITY OF ASPEN, COLORADO, PERTAINING TO SALARIES OF CITY OFFICERS, AND DECLARING Elected OfficialJ AN EMERGENCY TO EXIST was read in full for the first time by the City Clerk. Salary Councilman McEachern made a motion to approve Ordinance #23, Series 1967 as read in full for the first time and order the same published. Seconded by Councilman Kuster. Roll call vote - Councilmen Kuster aye; McEachern aye; Bergman aye; Clymer aye. RESOLUTION #28, SERIES 1967 as follows was read in full by Administrator Wurl. RESOLUTION No. 28, Series 196~ WHEREAS, The Municipal Annexation Act of 1965 states that any land- N.S. Annexation owner owning land in the area to be annexed may vote in the annexation election; and Election - City's WHEREAS, said act further provides for coprorate landowners to designate Vote ohe of its officers to cast its vote; and · WHEREAS, The Cityof Aspen~ a municipal corporation owns land in the area to be annexed, NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Aspen, Colorado, that Mayor Robert Barnard~ be and hereby is authorized by the City Council to cast the vote of the City of Aspen in 'said election on the 5th day of December 1967, and to execute an elector's oath that the City of Aspen owns land in the area to be annexed. Councilman Kuster made a motion to adopt the foregoing Resolution No. 28, Series 1967 as read in full. Seconded by Councilman Bergman. Roll call vote - Councilmen Berg- man aye; Kuster aye; McEachern aye; Clymer aye. RESOLUTION NO. 29, SERIES 1967 as follows was read in full by the City Clerk: Transfer of Funds RESOLUTION No. 29, Seri~s--l~6y WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Aspen, Colorado desires to pay certain amounts that are now due from the General Fund, and finds that there is not sufficient money available in said fund currently to effect such payments; and WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of ASpen finds that it is in the best interest of the City to make such payments and desires to transfer the sum of $10,000.00 from the Electric Operating Fund to the General Fund; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: 1. That the City Cl~rk and the City Treasurer are hereby authorized and directed to transfer the sum of $10,000.00 from the Electric Operating Fund to the General Fund; and 687 2. A copy of this Resolution shall be delivered to the City Clerk and the City Treasurer as the authority to effect such transfer. Councilman McEachern made a motion to adopt the foregoing Resolution #29, Series 1967 as read in full. Seconded by Councilman Kuster. Roll call vote - Councilmen Clymer aye; Kuster aye; Bergman aye; McEachern aye. Public Hearing - Transfer in location of liquor license held by the Steak Pit, Inc. Steak Pit Location - Liqum Peter Guy was present and stated the new location would be run in the same manner as the present location. New location will be double in size and will seat 115 for dinner and seat 60 people in the lounge. Will be up grading the decor. There were no further comments from the floor. Councilman Bergman made a motion to approve the transfer in location of the liquor license for The Steak Pit, Inc. Seconded by Councilman McEachern. Roll call vote - Councilmen Clymer aye; Kuster abstained; McEacherD aye; Bergman aye. Motion carried. ORDINANCE #24, SERIES 1967, AN ORDINANCE VACATING AN ALLEY AND A PORTION OF AN Ord. #24 INTERSECTION IN EAMES ADDITION TO THE CITY OF ASPEN, COLORADO AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY Vacating St. & TO EXIST was read in full for the first time by the City Clerk. Alley Councilman McEachern made a motion to approve Ordinance #24, Series 1967 as read in full for the first time and order the same published. Seconded by Councilman Clymer. Roll call vote - Councilmen McEachern aye; Kuster aye; Clymer aye; Bergman aye. Administrator Wurl infOrmed Council the City would receive a deed following second reading of the ordinance. ORDINANCE #25, SERIES 1967, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 3, TITLE VI, OF THE ORDINANCESi Ord. #25 OF THE CITY OF ASPEN, COLORADO, PERTAINING TO THE REGULATION, CONTROL, VACCINATION, Dog Lease Law AND LICENSING OF DOGS AND DOG KENNELS, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY TO EXIST was read in full by the City Clerk and Administrator Wurl for the first time. Councilman McEachern made a motion to approve Ordinance #25, Series 1967 as read in full for the first time and order the same published. Seconded by Councilman Bergman. Roll call vote - Councilmen Kuster aye; Bergman aye; McEachern aye; Clymer nay, Motion carried. Hotel Jerome - Option Agreement - Administrator Wurl reported the amended option Hotel jerome agreement will be ready for the adjourned meeting on Monday, November 13th for Council's Option consideration. Fiscal Agent - AdminiStrator Wurl informed Council he had been approached by Mr. Fiscal Agent Kirchner and Mr. Imhoff who are interested plus the two firms who had been interviewed by Council. Councilman Kuster made a motion to appoint Bernard Tierney of the W. E. Hutton Company to act as Fiscal Agent on the Hotel Jerome. Seconded by Councilman Clymer. Roll call vote - Councilmen Clymer aye; Kuster aye; McEachern aye; Bergman aye. Architect - Councilman Bergman stated the convention committee had nothing to recoL~end Architect on the two architects under consideration.. Jerome Councilman MCEachern made a motion Jack Walls be appointed on the Hotel Jerome Project on the basis of his presentation. Seconded by Councilman Bergman. Roll call vote Councilmen Clymer aye; Kuster nay; McEachern aye; Bergman aye. Motion carried. It was reported the option agreement would cover Only the first floor of the Hotel. Fire Escape Fire Escape - Opera House - Administrator Wurl submitted a drawing of the improved Opera House fire escape for the Opera House. Mr. Wurl reported the money is not available for this project this year. Cost of $4,286.77 would cover - (1) new support poles for the fire escape, (2) new rails, (3) fiberglass cover for the escape. Estimate cost on exterior drains at $2,130.00 and cost of new system of interior drains $6,000 to $8,000. Administrator Wurl reported 4500' of pipe has been laid on the Red Mountain Water Red Mt. Water Project leaVing 390' left to go. pumping stations built, pumps not installed. 688 Regular Meeting Aspen City Council November 6, 1967 North Side Annexation Election - Mr. Wurl reported the paper work is done on the absentee ballots for the election, notice has been'published and posted on the polling N.S. Annexation place. It was reported by Mr. Wurl he would send out a letter by the City to the Election landowners in the North Side Annexation showing the' benefits of annexation So the City Council instructed Administrator Wurl to schedule a public hearing on the North Side Annexation Election. Administrator Wurl reported there will be a State Highway Commission meeting on the State Highway 14th of November where Cities and Counties would be submitting formal requests. Mr. Wurl outlined the following requests whichthe County COmmissioners had agreed to submit: 1. - Continued paving of independence Pass 2. - Continue 4-lane highway down to Carbondale. 3. - Widening the road at Buttermil, Airport and Brush Creek. 4. - Straighten or improve the highway through Shale Bluffs. 5. - State assume maintenance of road up Frying Pan. Mr. Wurl also reported the State (if the city desires) will paint Main Street for 4-lane traffic only if the City will approve parallel parking on this street. PROCLAMATION Mayor Barnard proclaimed Election Day, November 7th, a holiday for all City OffiCes. ~lection Day Building Inspector, Marvin Reynolds, submitted a request of Tom Hardy to build a canopy over the sidewalk the full length of the Isis Theatre. Councilman Kuster made a motion to approve a request to build a c~nopy over the side- walk at the Isis Theatre. Seconded by Councilman McEachern. Ail in favor, motion Isis Theatre carried. Bus Stops - Mr. Wurl stated he had talked to both ski areas and they have agreed on Bus Stops the same stops. Also reported the ski areas would like permission to install tem- porary ski racks with an overhang and signs for each bus stop. Council agreed a better drawing of the proposal would have to be submitted before a decision could be made. Also discussed the possibility of parking at night in the area being used by the buses at the depot. Administrator Wurl to check out. Items of correspondence were submitted by Administrator Wurl to Council for review. Discussed leasing out the bar and restaurant facilities at the Hotel Jerome for the winter season and the three proposals submitted to the City. Jerome Councilman Bergman made a motion that the convention committee submit their recommend- ation to Council relating to the 3 proposals received by the City on the leasing of the bar and restaurant at the Hotel and Administrator Wurl proceed with the investiga- tion of the interested parties. Seconded by Councilman McEachern. All in favor, motion carried. Council agreed to discuss this at the meeting on the 13th of November. Thank you note from Vivian Goodnough was read by Administrator Wurl relating to the use of the swimming pool. Mr. Wurl submitted a statement from the University of Colorado covering fees for attendance of Janet Gaylord at City and County Attorneys Convention. Council felt Janet Gaylord that permission had been denied.b/Ciky clerk to check the Council minutes and Council convention fees would abide by what is found to be in the minutes relating to payment of same. Liquor License changes - Red Onion's addendum for a change in stockholders and a state required remodeling form were submitted by the City Clerk. Red Onion Councilman McEachern made a motion to approve the addendum and remodeling on the Red Onion. Seconded by Councilman Clymer. Roll call vote - CoUncilmen Kuster abstained; Bergman aye; McEachern aye; Clymer aye, Also submitted by the City Clerk, the remodeling form for the Paragon Restaurant. Councilman Clymer made a motion to approve the changes on the Paragon Restaurant Paragon remodeling. Seconded by Councilman McEachern. Roll call vote - Councilmen Bergman aye; Kuster abstained; McEachern aye; ~iymer aye. 689 Meeting Aspen City Council November 6, 1967 Matthew Drug Remodeling form of Matthew Drug was submitted. Councilman McEachern made a motion to approve changes to Matthew Drug on the remodel- ing. Seconded by Councilman Kuster. Roll call vote - Councilmen Clymer aye; McEachern aye; Kuster aye; Bergman abstained. Hans Gramiger was pres.ent and request the City accept his offer of ~250.00 on the Hans Gramiger billing of $600 for replacement of the curb. Curb Cut Councilman Clymer made a motion to deny the offer of $250.00 settlement of Hans Gramiger. Seconded by Councilman Kuster Roll call vote ~ Councilmen Bergman aye; Kuster aye; McEachern aye; Clymer aye. Councilman Kuster made a motion to authorize Administrator Wurl to represent the City State Hgy.Meetin at the State Highway Commission meeting the 14th of November. Seconded by Councilman McEachern. Ail in favor, motion carried. Councilman Clymer made a motion to approve the bills as submitted by the Finance Department. Seconded by Councilman McEachern. Roll call vote - Councilmen Kuster aye; Bergman aye; McEachern aye; Clymer aye. Councilman McEachern made s motion to adjourn this meeting until November 13th at 3:30 p.m. Seconded by Councilman Kuster. Ail in favor, meeting adjourned at 5:25 p.m. ~ ,.orraine Graves, City Clerk. Special Meetin~ . Aspenv City Council November 8~ 1.967 Special Meeting was called to order at 6:15 p.m. with Mayor Barnard, Councilmen Bergman, Kuster, McEachern, Clymer and Administrator Wurl. Meeting was called by Councilman Kuster relating to the basis on which the architect Architect (jack Walls) was selected. Jerome Councilman Kuster made a motion to rescind the action taken to appoint Jack Walls as the architect on the~ Hotel Jerome ~and leave this open till Council receives a recommendation from the Conference Committee. Seconded by Councilman Clymer. Roll call vote - Councilmen Bergman nay; Kuster aye; Clymer aye; McEachern nay. Mayor Barnard broke the tie with a aye vote. Motion carried. Administrator Wurl was instructed to notify the comittee and have them review the architects and the committee to submit a writ~ten recommendation to Council by Monday the 13th. Councilman Kuster made a motion to adjourn at 6:30 p.m., seconded by Councilman Clymer. All in favor, meeting adjourned. Lorraine Graves, City Clerk. ~djourned Meeting Aspen City Council November 13~ 1967 Meeting was called to order by Mayor Barnard at 3:30 p.m. with Councilmen Bergman, Kuster, Clymer, Attorney Gaylord and City Administrator Wurl. Mayor Barnard - The first line of business I'd like to take up here is this business of Janet Gaylord, I sent a letter to her today and I'll just read it briefly. Janet Gaylord (Council table) "Dear Mrs. Gaylord: The agenda for the council meeting on November 13 is such that ti does not appear that there will be any need for legal counsel or advice. Should something arise of a legal nature it will be deferred and advice sought. We are writing this letter in view of the fact that we do not wish to incur legal expense, and if you attend, your appearance will be considered voluntary by us. This is written in order to save the City unnecessary legal ~mpense. /s/ Dr. Robert Barnard Mayor" 690 A~M~9~ Aspen City Council November 13, 1967 Mrs. Gaylord has forced her ~resence upon us here today and insists that Council be Janet Gaylord requested as to whether they want to vote on the question of whether she should or should not sit at Council table. I am perfectly willing to turn this question over to you, gentlemen, and have you vote on it. But. I do think that i am giving you an opportunity to clear this thing up at this time and I think you ought to do it. Councilman Kuster - It all boil~ down to unnecessary expenses. If she gets $20.00 an hour. Mayor Bernard - Kuster, you know my position on this thing, I do not recognize her position as City Attorney and I don't now. But if she wants to ask you Gentlemen whether you do or don't want her to sit at the Council table, that is certainly your prerogative. Councilman Clymer - Do you want a m~tion? Mayor Bernard - I am not telling you to do anything, whatever you want to do. She wanted you to express your wishes whether you want heror don't want her to sit here at Council table. Councilman Clymer - Not at $20.00 an hour if we don't need legal advice, I don't see the necessity. Janet Gaylord - You yourself passed an ordinance that set a salary for $500.00 a month. Councilman Clymer - You never accepted it. You never accepted that proposal. Janet Gaylord - The Mayor asked me if I accepted the job as City Attorney and I told him I already was the City Attorney. Councilman Clymer - He asked you if you accepted it as the ordinance reads and as far as I remember you never gave us ;any answer. We don't know if you are working for the City or not legally according to the ordinance. Janet Gaylord - Obviously I am. Councilman Clymer - Not to my knowledge. - Janet Gaylord - The City is deferring the work from me, but that is not my problem if they choose to go around me and give the work to other places. But I have jgst as much right to sit here as you do. I am still working for the City, I was in Glenwood Springs this morning for the City. I have never refused any work that has been given to me. Councilman Clymer - You are not working for the City under the most recent ordinance. Mayor Barnard~ Gentlemen, it is obvious that we are back to the same old argument of several months ago and it is ridiculous to keep this going on. When will it terminate unless you terminate it. Councilman Kuster - You are right, it has go t to end. Mayor Barnard- I have done everything under my power to try and help things along. Councilman Kuster ~ She has never accepted the job. Mayor Barnard~ If we are in the crux of a thing here, there is only one place to settle it and that is in court. As far as I am concerned, I am perfectly willing to go to court and settle it. Obviously we can't settle it here because we don't have a meeting of the minds between Mrs. Gaylord, me or the City Council. Janet Gaylord - You tried to dismiss me and you couldn't do it legally so I have just as much right to sit here. Mayor Barnard- Just what is it you want Council to decide whether they do or don't want you to sit here at Council t~ble? Janet Gaylord - Council really dosen't have the right to decide anything. Mayor Barnard- Well, you just told me you thought they did and you asked me to have them decide. Now you've changed your story. Janet Gaylord - Council has the right to bring charges. They dismissed the charges, so I have just as much right to sit here as the rest of you do. Councilman Clymer - Not at $20.00 an hour, you don't 691 Adjourned Meeting Aspen City Council November · Janet Gaylord Administrator Wurl - Mr. Mayor, If I could just interrupt a minute. Janet Gaylord - I never charged $20.00. Mayor Barnard - Would you let Mr. Wurl finish. " Administrator Wurl -.There are three areas that are not clear to us now that relates to the attorney. I think these other things have been pretty well handled - Council has authorize~d,me to hire !~gal counsel w~enever I feel there is a need for it. But, we have never clarified this business of the Council meetings, or police court or the existingcases ~ that is the cases that mre open and this is from my point of view, the areas that we need clarifidation on. Councilman Kuster - Well as far as I am concerned she has never accepted the job. Mayor Barnard - Well lets get this clarified, we could just sit here and argue for hour after hour. Councilman KuSter- I so move. Janet Gaylord ~ What do you move, Mr. Kuster? Councilman Kuster - that you didn't accept the job at $500 a month. Janet Gaylord - I hav~ a job as City Attorney and you don't have the right to offer it to me. I have a term of office just like you do. Mayor Barn'ard - Mrs. Gaylord will you let Council act on this now and quit interrupting. They are trying to conduct some business here and clarify this. Kuster, what do you want to be the terms of your motion so that we can move on. Councilman Kuster - Well ~e never got a clarification out of Mrs. Gaylord on whether she accepted the job or not and as far as I am concerned she hasn't given us an answer for two months and therefore, I can't see where she stands. Mayor Barnard -.Well then is your motion that she is not permitted to sit in at the Council table. Motion - Councilman Kuster made a motion that Janet Gaylord not be permitted to sit ~ ~ in at the Council table. Seeoned by Councilman Clymer, Mayor Barnard - Carl Bergman if you wish to abstain you may since you were not involved in this hassle. Roll call vote ~ Councilmen Kuster aye; ClYmer aye; Bergman abstain; Mayor Barnard aye. Motion carried. Ross Apartment Mr. Hemphill, Mr. Lacy and Hans Brucker - mason contractor on the Ross Apartment Sidewalk building were present to discuss with Council the sidewalk in front of the Ross Apartment building. Mr. Hemphill contended the sidewalk was put in under the City specifications as re- lated to them by the City Engineer at the time it was installed. The City Engineer states the sidewalk is too high. Councilman McEachern arrived. City will not issue a Rooming House License due to this violation. City Engineer stated a certificate of occupancy was issued on the basis that there was a problem on the sidewalk. Administrator Wurl reported he had talked to Mr. Hemphill and related to him that the sidewalk~as improper and ·could not be accepted. Would be a problem when a sidewalk district covers this area. Council agreed to look at the problem - tabled. Aspen Alps Club Aspen Alps - Purchase and Sale of liquor license - withdrawn. RESOLUTION NO. 30, SERIES 1967 as follows was read in full by the City Clerk: Transfer Funds R E S 0 L U T I 0 N [, ~o~0~ ~e~ies 1967 WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Aspen, Colorado desires to pay certain amounts that are now due from the General Fund, and 692 ~ A_4journed Mepting Aspen City_Council__ __November 13~ 1967 finds that there is not sufficient money available in Aaid fu~d currently tO effect such payments; and WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Aspen finds that it is in the best interest of the City to make such payments, and desires to transfer the sum of $5,937.28 from the Electric Operating Fund to the General Fund; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: 1. That~the City Clerk and the City Treasurer are hereby authorized and directed to transfer the sum of $5,937.28 from the Electric Operating Fund to the General Fund; and 2. A copy of this Resolution shall be delivered to the City Clerk and the City Treasurer as the authority to effect said transfer. Councilman McEachern made a motion to adopt the foregoing Resolution ~30, Series 1967. Seconded by Councilman Clymer. Roll call vote - Councilmen Bergman aye; McEachern aye; Kuster aye; Clymer aye. RESOLUTION NO. 31, SERIE~ ].967, as follows was read in full by the City Clerk: Transfer Funds RESOLUTION No. 31, Series 1967 WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of ~spen, Colorado desires to pay certain amounts that are now due from the 66-1 Improvement District Fund, and finds that there is not sufficient money available in said fund currently to effect such payments; and WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Aspen finds that it is in the best interest of the City to make such payments, and desires to transfer the sum of $10,000.00 from the Water Operating Fund to the 66-1 Improvement District Fund; NOW, THEREFORE, 8E IT RESOLVED: 1. That the City Clerk and the City Treasurer are hereby ~ author'ized and directed to transfer the sum of $10,000.00 from the Water Operating Fund to the 66-1 Improvement District Fund, and 2. A copy of this Resolution shall be delivered to the City clerk and the City Treasurer as the authority to effect such transfer. Councilman McEachern made a motion to adopt the foregoing Resolution #31, Series 1967 Seconded by Councilman Bergman. Roll call vote - Councilmen McEachern aye; Kuster aye; Clymer aye; Bergman aye. RESOLUTION NO. 32, SERIES 1967 AS ~ollows was read in full by the City Clerk: RESOL~Lg~ No. 32, Series 1967 WHEREAS, the City Council ofthe City of Aspen, Colorado Transfer of Funds' desires to pay certain amounts that are now due from the 66-1 Improvement District Fund, and finds that there is not sufficient money available in said fund currently to effect such payments; and WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Aspen finds that it is in the best interest of the City to make such payments, and desires to transfer the sum of $4,062.72 from the Electric Operating Fund to the 66-1 Improvement District Fund: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: 1. That the City Clerk and the City Treasurer are hereby au authorized and directed to transfer the sum of $4;062.72 from the Electric Operating Fund to the 66-1 Improvement District F~nd; and 2. A copy of this Resolution shall be delivered to the City Clerk and'the City Treasurer as the. authority to effect said transfer. Councilman Kuster made a motion to'adopt the foregoing Resolution #32, Series 1967 Seconded by Councilman McEachern. Roll call vote - Councilmen Clymer aye; McEachern aye; Kuster aye; Ber~man aye. RESOLUTION NO. 33, SERIES 1967 as follows was read in full by the City Clerk: 693 Adjourned Meetiqg_ Aspen City Council November 13, 1967 WHEREAS, Steer paving, curb, gutter and drainage improvements in Street Improvement District No. 67-1, Aspen, Colorado, have been satisfactorily completed and have been accepted by the City of Aspen; and WHEREAS, a statement showing the whole cost of said improvements and a pro- posed apportionment of the same on the property in said District has been filed in the office of the City Clerk; and WHEREAS, the City Council has considered the special benefits accuring in each lot or tract of land in said District by reason of the making of said street paving, curb, gutter and drainage improvements and has determined that the apportionment of the assessments for said improvements as set forth in the following Notice, is in accordance with such benefits; THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY OF ASPEN, COLORADO: 1. That the Clerk of this City is hereby authorized and directed to notify ~ the owners of the property to be assessed for said improvements by advertisement ~ in four consecutive weekly issues of The Aspen Times, a newspaper published and of general circulation in the City of Aspen, that said improvements have been completed and accepted, that the cost thereof has been apportioned according to benefits and that ~ a Hearing on the assessments will be held at the time and place specified in the Notice,ii and by mailing a summary of said Notice to all owners of property to be assessed with the costs of said improvements. The CityClerk shall send such Notices by prepaid mail at or about the time of the first publieRtion of the Notice. 2. That the publication Notice shall be in substantially the following form: PUBLIC NOTICE OF THE COMPLETION OF STREET PAVING, CURB, GUTTER ANDDRAINAGE IMPROVE~ MENTS IN STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 67-1, IN THE CITY OF ASPEN, STATE OF COLORADO OF THE APPORTIONMENT OF THE COST THEREOF AND HEARING THEREON. TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED GENERALLY and to the owners of real estate which is hereinafter described, said real estate comprising the District known as Street Improvement District No. 67-1 in the City of Aspen, Colorado, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That the improvements in Street Improvement Distict No. 67-1, Aspen, Colorado, which were authorized by Ordinance No. 10, Series 1967, finally adopted and approved on the 29th day of May, 1967, have been completed, that the same have been accepted by the City Engineer and the City Council of the City of Aspen and that the cost themeof has been apportioned against the real property in said District according to benefits: ~ NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: ii ' 1. That the whole cost of said improvements has been definitely ascertained ii ~ and is the amount of $223~822.96, said amount including costs of inspection, collection, ii ., incidentals and interest as allowed by law. ii 2. Of the whole cost stated in paragraph 1, the City of Aspen will pay ii $101~661.60 leaving the sum of $122~161.36. to be assessed against the real property in said District for the cost of the improvements. 3. That the share apportioned to and upon each lot and tract of land within said District and assessable for said improvements is as follows: A~~ME NT S Street Improvement District N~.--67-1 Aspen, Colorado PROPERTY OWNER~ ~ROPERTY DESCRIPTION TOTAL ASSESSMENT 4. That any complaints or objections which may be made in writing by the owners of land within said District to the City Council and filed in the office of the Clerk of said City up to 5:00 o'clock p.m. on the 18th day of December, 1967, will be heard and determined by the City Council before the passage of an ordinance assessing the cost of said improvements. 5. Complaints or objections to the proposed assessments will be heard by the Council on the 18th day of December, 1967, at the hour of ~:00 o'clock p.m. at the City Hall in said City. WITNESS my hand and official seal this 13th day of November, 1967. 6. That the summarye of the Notice to be mailed to each owner of property to be assessed for the cost of improvements shall be in substantially the following form: NOTICE TO PRQPERTY OWNERS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that improvements have been completed, approved and accepted in Street Improvement District No. 67-1, Aspen, Colorado. An assessment of $ has been proposed to be levied on: (legal description of property) Complaints or objections in writing should be filed with the City Clerk before 5:00 o'clock p.m., December 18th, 1967. A Hearing shall be held on the 18th day of December, 1967, at 4:00 o'clock p.m. at the City Hall. BY ORDER of the City Council this 13th day of November, 1967. The Agate, Inc., John Richard Nelson, P. O. Box 390, Aspen Block 17, Lots A & I side 1,200.00 Anderson, Anna L., Box 101, Aspen Block 59, Lot K side 600.00 Anderson, Donald D., 29 Maple Street, Colorado Springs, Colorado Aspen Townhouse Condominium Number 2 Block 60, Lot S 12.5% interest side 75.00 Ashburner, Roberta, General Delivery, Aspen Aspen Townhouse Condominium Number 3 Block 60, Lot S 10% interest side 60.00 Aspen Elementary School, Box 300, Aspen Block 57, Lots K thru S frontage 2,160.00 Block 57, Lots A & ~ side 1,320.00 Aspen Institute of Humanistic Studies, Box 219, Aspen Block 79, Lots A thru I frontage 2,160.00 Bardach, John & Josephine, 401 W. Hoover, Ann Arbor, Michiqan Block 113, Lot S sade 600.00 Barnard, Dr. Robert & Joel T. Hart~eister, Box II, %spen Block 45, Lots A, B, C and 15 ft. of Lot D frontage 840.00 Beck, Mrs. Alma, Box 587,~Aspen Block 37, Lot K ~ side 600.00 Block 37, Lots K,~'L & M frontage 720.00 Beck, Glennis George, Box 26, Aspen Der Gerghof Condominium Block 69, Lot K 1/12 interest side 50.00 Estate of Mabel Beckerman, c/o Warren Conners, Box 159, Aspen Block 51, Lot D frontage 240.00 B~gelow, Erwin Richard, 1700 Broadway, Denver, Colorado 80202 Der Gerghof Condominium Block 69, Lot K 1/12 interest side 50.00 Bird, Patricia Moffitt, Box 1165, Aspen As~pen Townhouses East Condominium Number 8 Block 113, Lot I 7.25% interest side 43.50 Bird, Richard & Patricia, Boc 1165, Aspen Block 29, Lots K & L frontage 480.00 Bishop, Albert & Pearl, Box 475, Aspen B~ock 68, Lot A side 600.00 Bock, Richard George, 6615 E. McDowall, Scottsdale, Arizona Block 4, Lots Q, R & S frontage 720.00 Braun, Alfred & Renate Box 1264, Aspen Block 18, Lot S side 600.00 Block 18, Lots S and 10 ft. of R frontage 320.00 Brendllnger, Jack A., Box 1552, Aspen ~ock 45, Lot I side 600.00 Block 45, 15 ft. of Lot D and all of Lots E thru I frontage 1,320.00 Brunner, Nancy A. Brown, Box 1411, Aspen Aspen Townhouse Condominium Number 6 Block 60, Lot S 10% interest side 60.00 Buesch, Lois, 607 Willow Road, Winnetka, Illinois 60093 Block 50, 10 ft. of Lot P and all of Lots Q, R & S frontage 800.00 Block 50, Lot S side 600.00 Burge, Townsend P. & Margaret, 3284 Merrell, Dallas, Texas Aspen Townhouses East Condominium Number 2 Block 113, Lot I 9.5% interest side 57.00 Burgert, Joseph H., Box 1129, Aspen Block 53, Lot K side 600.00 Carder, James & Coralyn, Box 1010, Littleton, Colorado Der Berghof Condominium Blcok 69, Lot K 1/12 interest side 50.00 Carter, Timothy & Elizabeth Hulley, Box 1539, Aspen Aspen Townhouses East Condominium Number 1 Block 113, Lot I 9.5% interest side 57.00 Cattell, David T. & Nancy C., 15210~McKandres, Pacific Palesades, Calif. Aspen Townhouse Condominium ~umber 8 Blcok 60, Lot S 12.5% interest side 75.00 Christensen, A. Perry and David E., 118 Mantey Drive, Grand Junction, Colo. Der Berghof Condominium, Block 69, Lot K 5/12 interest side 50.00 Chirstensen, Jan R., BOx 5, Snowmass, Colorado Der Berghof Condominium Block 69, Lot K 1/12 interest side 50.00 Chisholm, Hugh A. & Edith, Box 291, Aspen Block 52, Lot I side 600.00 Block 52, 15 ft. of Lot G and all of Lots H & I frontage 600.00 City of Aspen, Mountain Rescue, Box V, Aspen Block 24, Lot M frontage 240.00 Clark, Conrad M. & Patsy N and James B. & Barbara J. Osborn, Box 566, Aspen Block 43, Lots R & S frontage 480.00 Community Methodist Church, c/o William C. Mason, Trustee, Box Q, Aspen Block 72, Lots K, L & M frontage 720.00 Block 73 Lots A & B frontage 480.00 Cornelius, F. duPont, & Adele H., 1601 Cresta Road, Colorado Springs, Colo. Block 72 Lots R & S frontage 480.00 Copelin, Donald E., Box 757, Aspen Block 37 Lots P, Q, R & S frontage 960.00 Crosby, John,325 So. Forest, Denver, Colorado 80222 Block 73 Lots E, F & G frontage 720.00 Culbertson, Martha & Albert, Box , Aspen Block 119, Lot K ~ide 600.00 Day, Margaret B., 219 N. Kenilworth Avenue, Oak Park, Illinois Block 60 Lot A side 600.00 Dean, Mary Emma, 343 Dexter, Denver, Colorado 80220 Block 53, Lot I side 600.00 Elder, Nels Reinhard, Box 222, Aspen Block 78, Lots K, L, M & N frontage 960.00 Elisha, Svea, Box 259, Aspen Block 44, Lots N, O & P frontage 720.00 Erwin, Henry P. Jr. & Martha L., 1500 Sierra Madre Villa, Pasadena, Calif. Der Berghof Condominium Block 69, Lot K 1/12 interest side 50.00 Esco Development Company, Box 566, Aspen Block 29, Lots M, N, 0 & P frontage 960.00 Block 52, Lot S side 600.00 Ferguson, Mrs. Jennie, Box 474, Aspen Block 50, Lot I side 600.00 Fink, Dr. LeRoy M. & Glady$, Edwardsville Nat'l Bank, Edwardsville, Illinois 62025 Block 44, Lots Q, R & S frontage 720.00 Fischer, Elsa, Frieda & Martha, Box 491, Aspen Block 24, Lots G, H & I frontage 720.00 Fischer, Robert & Don, Box 756, Aspen Block 51, Lots K, L, M and 15 ft. of Lot N frontage 840.00 Flender, Emily, Box 1091,..Aspen Block 24, Lots A, ~ & C frontage 720.00 Block 24, Lot A .~ side 600.00 Ford, Merrill, Box 445, Aspen Block 46, Lot I side 600.00 Franklin, Arthur C., 1660 E. Hyde Park, Chicago, Illinois 60615 Block 58, 15 ft. of Lot C and all of Lot D and 15 feet of Lot E frontage 480.00 Frey, Gene T., Box 626, Aspen Block 18, Lots A & B frontage 480.00 Block 18, Lot A side 600.00 Fultz, W. B., Drawer 899, Graham, Texas 76046 Block 43, Lots N thru Q and 15 ft. of Lot M frontage 1,080.00 Gagne, Gerard & Clarabelle, Box 434, Aspen Block 45, Lot S side 600.00 Gallagher, Bette, Box 121, Aspen .Block 30, Lot D and 15 ft. of Lot E frontage 360.00 Gantzel, Sven & Frances, Box 536, Aspen Block 31, Lot I side 600.00 Block 31, Lots A thru I frontage 2,160.00 Garfish, Frank F. & Maxine F., Box 314, Aspen Block 65, Lot K frontage 240.00 Gerli, Margaret A., 44 E. 67th Street, NYC Aspen Townhouse Condominium Number 9 Block 60, Lot S 12.5% interest side 75.00 Gilner, William A. & Marcia M., Box 1101, Aspen Block 19, Lot G frontage 240.00 Glen, Stanley, and Ethel, 6440 North Lake Drive, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53217 Block 66, Lots C, D & E frontage 720.00 Goodnough, William R. & Vivian, Box 689, Aspen Block 119, Lot A side 600.00 Gould, Cordelia L., 4545 South Holly Street, Englewood, Colorado Der Berghof Condominium, Block 69, Lot K 1/12 interest side 50.00 Gray's Smugqler Inn, Inc., Box 720, Aspen Block 59, Lots E, F, G, H & I frontage 1,200.00 Grisko, Commander J. Francis, 702 So. Victor Street, Christopher, Illinois Block 61, Lot S side 600.00 Hall, Charles L. & Sue Block 29, Lots R & S frontage 480.00 Block 29, Lot S side 600.00 Halle, Ann King & Worth Bingham, Waite Hill Road, Willoughby,'Ohio Aspen Townhouses East Condominium Number 4 Block 113, Lot I 9.5% interest side 57.00 Hammond, Robert G. & Yvonne, Box 280, Evergreen, Colorado Block 65, 15 ft. of Lot R and all of Lot S frontage 360.00 Havermale, Jr., Homer & Muriel Co~i~ns, 1170 E. Westleigh, Lake Forest, ILL. Aspen Townhouses East Condominium Number 9 Block 113, Lot I 9.5% interest side 57.00 Hayes, Mary and Eleanor Eshbaugh, BOX 497, Aspen Block 73, Lots C &~D frontage 480.00 Hoguet, Robert L., Jr...~ 399 Park Avenue, New York City, New York Block 65, 8.99 ft. of Lot O, all of Lot P and 14.56 ft of Lot Q frontage 428.40 Holmes, Richard E. & Anabel V., Box 663, Aspen Block 51, Lots F & G frontage 480.00 Ilgen, Clark W. & Eileen L., Box 494, Aspen Block 30, 15 ft. of Lot O and all of Lots P & Q frontage 600.00 Janney, Gertrude, General Delivery, Aspen Block 58, Lot A frontage 240.00 Block 58, Lot A side 600.00 Jenkinson, Mrs. Eva, c/o Mrs. Lucille J. Price, Box Z, Aspen Block 24, Lots N, O & P frontage 720.00 Estate of Carl W. Johnson, c/o William D. Snare, 300 Clermont, Denver Block 60, Lot K side 600.00 Jones, Whipple Van Ness, Box T, Aspen Block 59, Lot A side 600.00 Block 59, Lots A thru D frontage 960.00 Jurick, John L. & Lucille A., Box 505, Aspen Block 10, Lots K & L frontage 480.00 Kavanaugh, Robert & Marily K, Box 1855, Aspen Block 24, Lot K side 600.00 Block 24, Lots K & L frontage 480.00 Kerrigan, John E. & Patricia, 2128 Market Street, LaCrosse, Wisconsin Block 36, Lot A side 600.00 Kettelkamp, Gretta H., 3408 Morris Avenue, Pueblo, Colorado 81003 Block 51, Lot E frontage 240.00 Knirlberger, Edwin & Anna, Box 1244, Aspen Block 12, Lot I side 600.00 Knowlton', Virginia H., #7 Cimarron Drive, Little~on, Colorado 80120 Block 38, Lot K side 600.00 Estate of Mrs. H. G. Koch,'c/o Mrs. D~.~y Shaw, Box 510, Aspen Block 25, Lots F, G, H & I frontage 960.00 Koch, Lyle Dodds, 1483 Dewitt Avenue, St. Paul 4, Minnesota Block 53, Lot S side 600.00 The Estate of George Krause, c/o Katherine Krause, P. O. Box 1360, Colorado Springs, Colorado Block 30, Lots F, G and 15 ft. of Lot. E frontage 600.00 Block 29, Lot Q frontage 240.00 Lamont, Ada J. & E. V. Curtis Bohlen, 5163 T~lden St., N. W. Washington, D.C Aspen Townhouses East Condominium Number 3, Block 113, Lot I 9.5% interest side 57.00 Langenkamp, Arthur, Box 298, A~pen Block 58, Lot K side 600.00 Block 58, Lots K & L frontage 480.00 Larkin, Fred C. & Lucetta M.,.400 East 85th, Apt. 8L, New York 10028 Der Berghof Condominium, Block 69, Lot K 1~2 interest side 50.00 Nicholas J. Lebby, Box,.,'1352, Aspen Block 17, Lots O.& P frontage 480.00 Lewis, Miss Joan, 1035 Lombard Street, San Francisco, California Aspen Townhouses East Condominium Number 6 Block 113, Lot I 9.5% interest side 57.00 Lewis, Roberta R., 167 Marion Street, Denver, Colorado Aspen Townhouse Condominium Number 4 Block 60, Lot S 10% interest side 60.00 Loeb, Laurel M., Box 818, Aspen Aspen Townhouse Condominium Number 1 Block 60, Lot S 12.5% interest side 75.00 Long, Richard, Box 538, Aspen Block 12, Lot S side 600.00 Loughran, William, 602 E. Jefferson, Miamisburg, Ohio 45342 Block 50, Lots M, N, O and 20 ft. of Lot P frontage 880.00 Mahoney, Thomas H. & Mary S. and Charles Lo & Gale Severy, 30 Dexter Denver, Colorado Aspen Townhouse Condominium Number 7 Block 60, Lot S 10% interest side 60.00 Maltsb~rger, Wayne J. & Dorothy Ruth Thomas, Box 181, Aspen Block 44, Lots A, B & C and 28 ft. of Lot D frontage 944.00 Manning, James W. & Harriet M., Stokes & Company, 445 Grant Street, Denver, Colorado Der Berghof Condominium Block 69, Lot K 1/12 interest side 50.00 Maxwell, Raymond W. & Ruth, Box 295, Aspen Block 43, Lots K, L and 15 ft. of Lot M frontage 600.00 Maxwell-Joyner, Charles & Maude, Box 317, Aspen Block 118, Lot A side 600.00 Mayes, Thomas D., 345 Kennedy Bldg., Tulsa, Oklahoma Block 39, Lot I side 600.00 McDonald Bette, 151 Summit Blvd., Denver, Colorado Block 30, Lots H & I frontage 489.00 Block 30, Lot I side 600.00 McEachern, William & Elizabeth, Box 183, Aspen Block 66, Lots A & B frontage 480.00 McFadden, Gary & Ann, Box 218, Aspen Block 65, Lots L & M frontage 480.00 McGinley, Elizabeth A., 9 Marland Road, Colorado Springs, Colorado Aspen Townhouses East Condominium Number 11 Block 113, Lot I 9.5% interest side 57.00 McLaughlin, Frederic & Jane, Box 28~, Aspen Block 51, Lots A, B & C frontage 720.00 Mencimer, Sally Hume, Box 5, Aspen Block 52, Lot K side 600.00 Meyer, Gertrude Marie, Bg~ 1799, Aspen Block 18, Lot K ~ side 600.00 Block Lots K thr~ P frontage 1,440.00 Moore, James, Box 707, Aspen Block 53, Lot A side 600.00 Morss, Dwight F., c/o Benjamin Bianco, 372~Beverly Drive, San Carlos, California Block 44, Lots K and 15 ft of Lot L frontage 360.00 Mountain States Telephone, Box 540, Aspen Block 66, Lots F, G, H & I frontage 960.00 Murri, Harry Robert, 1280 Estes, Denver, Colorado Block 73, Lots H & I frontage 480.00 Nelson, John Richard and Karen Livingston, Box 390, Aspen Block 17, Lots K, L, M, N, Q, R & S frontage 1,680.00 Block 17, Lots S & K 1,200.00 Nicholson, Polena F., Box 96, Aspen Block 19, Lots H ~ I frontage 480.00 The Nugget, Inc., Mr. Stanford Clinton, Jr., Pres., The Clinton Company 603 Second Avenue South, Minneapolis, Minn. 55402 Block 58, 15 ft. of Lot E and all of Lots F thru I frontage 1,080.00 ~lock 58, Lots M thru S frontage 1,680.00 Oblock, Matthew, Box 573, Aspen Block 112, Lots I & S side 1,200.00 Oman, Frederick & Edward Fuller, IV, 3165 South York, Englewood, Colo. Der Berghof Condominium, Block 69, Lot K 1/12 interest side 50.00 Pabst, Harald, Box 1109, Aspen Block 36, Lots K thru S frontage 2,160.00 Block 37, Lots A thru F and 15 ft. of Lot G frontage 1,560.00 Block 37, Lot A side 600.00 Block 36, Lot K side 600.00 Estate of W. P. Paepcke, Mrs. W. P. Paepcke, Executrix, 999 Lake Shore Drive, Apt. 8C, Chicago, Illinois 60611 Block 18, Lots C thru F frontage 960.00 Block 23, Lots K thru S frontage 2,160.00 Block 23, Lots K and A side 1,200.00 Paterson, Charles, Box 253, Aspen Block 31, Lot S side 600.00 Pecjak, Matt & Nasie, Box 193, Aspen Block 50, Lots K & L frontage 480.00 Perkins, Mary E., Box 709, Aspen Block 38, Lot A side 600.00 Block 38, Lots A thru I frontage 2,160.00 Peterson, Adolph A. & Stella M., Box 271, Aspen Block 19, Lots D, E & F frontage 720.00 Philpott, Jr., Dr. James A., 142 Marion Street, Denver, Colorado Aspen Townhouse Condominium Number 5 Block 60, Lot S 10% interest side 60.00 Prechtl, W. A. & Lena, B~ 593, Aspen Block 60, Lot I side 600.00 Price, Dr. Ligon, Box Z, Aspen Block 24, Lots Q, R & S frontage 720.00 Quaker Realty Corp., William G. Brumder, 743 North Water Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Block 118, Lot K side 600.00 Block 72, Lots N, O, P & Q frontage 960.00 Robison, Eva H. Box 123, Aspen Block 19, Lots A, B & C frontage 720.80 Rodney, Priscilla, 13 Niblick Land, Littleton,_Colorado Block 65, 15.44 ft. of Lot Q and 15 feet of Lot R frontage 243.52 Rohlfing, Kathryn M., 1212 Grand Avenue, Grand Junction, Colorado 81501 Block 37, 15 ft. of Lot g and all of Lots H & I frontage 600.00 Sampson, C. R., Box 558, Aspen Block 78, Lots 0 thru S frontage 1,200.00 Sargean~, Mr. & Mrs. R. E. , 2124 East Fourth Avenue, Denver, Colorado Aspen Townhouses East Condominium number 5 Block 113, Lot I 9.5% interest side 57.00 Schennum, Earl C. & Carol M., Box 867, Aspen Block 30, Lots K, L, M, N & 15 ft. of Lot O frontage 1,080.00 Schifani, Emanuel, Box 572, Albuquerque, N. Mex. Block 65, Lot N and 21~01 of Lot 0 frontage 408.08 Senoner, Stefan & Ilse, Box 1876, Aspen Block 52, Lot A side 600.00 Block 52, Lots A thru E frontage 1,200.00 Severson, James W., Box 566, Aspen Block 37, Lots N & O frontage 480.00 Shaw, Dorothy Koch, Box 510, Aspen Block 25, Lots A, B, C, D, E frontage 1,200.00 Shechter, Irving & Lise B., Box 736, Aspen Block 51, 15 ft. of Lot N and all of Lots O, P & Q frontage 840.00 Skiff, John C. & Katie, BOX 83, Aspen Block 4, 26.3 ft. of Lot N, all of Lots O & P frontage 690.40 Smith, Harold R. ~ Phyllis, Box 657, Aspen Block 18, Lot Q and 20 ft. of Lot R frontage 400.00 Speckman, Lloyd & Ruth, Box 91, Aspen Block 58, Lot B and 15 ft. of Lot C frontage 360.00 Estate of W. C. Tager~, c/o Mrs. R. ~F. Zacher, 2440 Quitman, Denver Block 30, Lots A, B, C frontage 720.00 Taylor, Norris & Goodrich H., Box 373, Aspen Block 52, Lots F and 15 ft. of Lot G frontage 360.00 Thomson, Charlotte Dorothy', T. O. Ranch, Carbondale, Colorado Aspen Townhouse$ East Condominium Number 10 Block 113, Lot I 9.5% interest side 57.00 Tidwell, Dorothy C., 6798 Cerritos Avenue, Long Beach 5, California Block 44, East 15 ft. of Lot L and all of Lot M frontage 360.00 Timroth Enterprises, Box 1563, Aspen Block 46, Lot S side 600.00 U. S. Forest Service, Box 359, Aspen Block 10, Lots M thru S frontage 1,680.00 Van Gytenbeek, Rodolph Po, 520 South Tejon, Colorado Springs, Colorado Der Berghof Condominium Block 69, Lot K 1/12 interest side 50.00 Vickery, Don Lo, 3924 Carlyle Avenue, Pueblo, Colorado Der Berghof Condominium, Block 69, Lot K 1/12 interest side 50.00 The Villa, c/o The Clinton Company, 603 Second Avenue South, Minneapolis Minnesota 55402 Block 5, 18.5 ft of Lot D, all of Lots E, F, G, H & I frontage 1,348.00 Vacated portion of 8th Street 75.37 ft. frontage 602.96 Block 11, Lots A thru I frontage 2,160.00 Block 11, Lots t and S side 1,200.00 Vacated alley on Seventh St. 20 ft. side 120.00 Vogenthaler, Thomas & Joan, 1386 so. Elm Street, Denver, Colorado Block 18, Lot I side 600.00 Block 18, Lots G, H ~ I frontage 720.00 Von Opel, Monina, Chalet Opel, St. Moritz, Switzerland Block 51, Lot S side 600.00 Block 51, Lots R & S frontage 480.00 Waddington, Charles & Lorna B., Bo× ].52, Aspen Block 68, Lot K side 600.00 Kenneth & Rebecca Ward, Box 514, Aspen Block 24, Lots D, E & F frontage 720.00 Whyte, Ruth, Box 202, Aspen Block 44, Lots E thru I and 2 ft. of Lot D frontage 1,216.00 Wille, Louis O. and Lynette, Box 422, Aspen Block 51, Lots H & I frontage 480.00 Block 51, Lot I side 600.00 Williams, J. Henry Jr. & Marlene M., 4040 East Louisiana, Denver Aspen Townhouses East Condominium Number 7 Block 113, Lot I 7.25% interest side 43.~0 Wilson, J. Cooke, Jr., 1267 San Jacinto Bldg., Houston, Texas Block 30, Lot S side 600.00 Block 30, Lots R & S frontage 480.00 Wilson, Leigh Glenn and Treva I. Thomas, Box 272, Aspen Block 69, Lot A side 600.00 Zordel, Inez, Box 74, Aspen Block 61, Lot I side 600.00 Ad"ourned Aspen City Council ~0. ve_~>.~r 13, 1967 Councilman McEachern made a motion to adopt the foregoing Resolution ~33, Series 1967 Seconded by Councilman Clymer. Roll call vote - Councilmen Kuster aye; Bergman aye; McEachern aye; Clymer aye. Option Option Agreement - Hotel Jerome - Administrator Wurl reported there will be a delay Jerome on the option agreement, existing problems between Mrs. Elisha and the Aspen Institute which will have to be cleared before the City can negoiate. Possibility only the option agreement will be negoiated this winter season. Council instructed AdministratorWurl to give a progress report on the Hotel Jerome at the next meeting. Park Signs - Administrator Wurl read correspondence from the Pitkin County Park Park Signs Association on their recomraendation for park signs. Feel there should be a sign in each park, date of dedication, name, etc., and a standard sign for parks outside of each park. Council requested samples of these signs before making any kind of decision. Valley Paving - Pay estimates were submitted by the City Engineer's office. For work St.Imp.#67-1 outside of the Street Impuovement District for 1967 $375.87. For work completed Payment on Street Improvement District #67-1 - $20,681.19 less any amount determined by the City Engineer to cover any faults in the district. Roger Mahnke, City Engineer stated he felt that 5% would be reasonable to retain as a guarantee and also reported Valley Paving ownes Mr. Lee Jones approximately $3,000.00. Councilman Clymer made a motion to pay Valley Paving $20,681.19 less any amount agreed upon between the City Engineer, City Administrator and Contractor and the amount of bills against Valley Paving. Seconded by Councilman Kuster. Roll call vote Councilmen McEachern aye; Bergman aye; K~ ter aye; Clymer aye. Councilman Kustermade a motiOn to pay Valley Paving $375.87 for work completed outside Street Improvement District ~67-1. Seconded by Councilman McEachern. Roll call vote - Councilmen Clymer aye; McEachern aye; Bergman aye; Kuster aye. ' Councilman McEachern made a motion to confirm November 29th, 8:00 P.M., Aspen Institute as the public meeting on the North Side Annexation Election. Seconded by Councilman Clymer. All in favor, motion carried. Incinerator Charles Sheehy incinerator - Administrator Wurl relayed a request of Mr. Sheehy to install an incinerator at his new grocery store building.. Council agreed this should be referred to the Board of Appeals. Councilman Bergman reported the Conference Center Committee had a meeting on the Architect selection of an architect for the Hotel Jerome and the Committee-felt that Jack Jerome Walls should be retained as the architect. Councilman McEachern made a motion to adjourn at 4:45 p.m., seconded by Councilman Kuster. Ail in favor, motion carried. --Lorraine Graves, City Clerk