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"-- COUNCIL MEETING August 17 I 1971 ROLL CALL: Tomeo, present; Kingl present; Berry, present; Mudrock, present.; Dondelingerl present; Perrella I present. CORRESPONDENCE: None ITEMS ON AGENDA: 1. Donald A. Dinesl (Kirchner, Moore & Company) presented rate schedules and proposals based on $1761000 on General Obligation water bonds to each of the councilmenl MaxI the Mayor and the press. He also sugges1ied that perhaps it would be better to have one man handle the bondsl and that his Company only handled Municipal Bonds. 2. Mr. Doug Krahl (Boet'tcher & Co.) also gave rate and schedules and pro- posals ... to all concerned based on $2501000 G.O. Bonds. Also, stated he had handled our 1955 and 1966 Bonds in previous years and was dealing wi th Lyonsl Berthoud, and Estes Park in saIne capacity. He recommended having a neeting with the Administrative Staff and the Engineer be- fore the Bond issue is settled to work out a feasible plan for all con- cerned. The question of Public Sale of bonds to local citizens was raised. Mr. Krahl stated this is ususally done through the local bank and sold in blocks of $51000 or less depending on the number of citizens wishing to purchase same. Mayor Caranci thanked both gentlemen and stated we would be in touch wi th them as soon as a decisi on was made. 3. Annexation of Hi-Way 42, Easement through Clyncke property and pay- ment ot wheat crop damage; and Church Property (Land Title) were tabled until the adjourned meeting on 23 August 19711 since Paul MOITis was unable to be at the meeting. 4. Jack Varra reported that he is now one of the owners of the Trailer Park and was having difficulty filling same; due to the fact that children of school age were not allowed. He had figures from the County Assessor's Office showing that Trailer Owners did contribute to property tax as much as a homeowner, as well as theowner of the Trailer Park. He requested that the present contract be rescinded in part to allow children of school age to reside in the Trailer Park. Councilman Dondelinger raised the question of over-crowding our Schools by allowing additional children in the Trailer Park along with the children that will be coming into Cottonwood Manor apartments ard other housing developments that are anticipated in the future. Elmer Chasar remarked that it would be up to the Boulder RE 2 District to expand our schools to take care of the situation, stating that we as taxpayers had helPed pay for Boulder's expansionl which has been tar greater.