Minutes of the Regular Meeting Of the Board of Directors Arrowhead Metropolitan District April 22, 2015

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1 Minutes of the Regular Meeting Of the Board of Directors Arrowhead Metropolitan District April 22, 2015 A Regular Meeting of the Board of Directors of the Arrowhead Metropolitan District, Eagle County, Colorado, was held on April 22, 2015, at 3:30 p.m., at the offices of Marchetti & Weaver, LLC, 28 Second Street, Suite 213, Edwards, Eagle County, Colorado, in accordance with the applicable statutes ofthe State ofcolorado. Attendance The following Directors were present and acting: Dick Bourret Bob Rosen Bob Shafer Chris Matlon The following Directors were absent and excused: Geoff Dreyer Also in attendance were: Rick Bross, Arrowhead at Vail Association Jason Cowles, Upper Eagle River Water and Sanitation District Linn Brooks, Upper Eagle River Water and Sanitation District Jason Wilkins, Upper Eagle River Water and Sanitation District Jerry Hensel, Operations (via Telephone) Ken Marchetti, Marchetti & Weaver, LLC Matt Jones, Marchetti & Weaver, LLC Call To Order The Regular Meeting of the Board of Directors of Arrowhead Metropolitan District was called to order by director Matlon on April 22, 2015, at 3:30 p.m. noting a quorum was present. Consideration of Changes To the Agenda The Board would like to move to operations items first since Mr. Hensel is calling in to the meeting. Public Input Nothing reported. -1-

2 Transportation Buses Mr. Hensel reported that the new bus proposal came in at $60,000 which includes the bus ski rack and graphics. It was reported that if the Board would like the new bus it would need to be ordered after this meeting to be built and ready for service by December. The Board briefly reviewed the estimated cost of replacing with a used bus and a new bus. The Board felt the new bus was the better option. After discussion and by motion duly made and seconded it was unanimously RESOLVED to approve the purchase of a new bus for $60,000 including a ski rack and with the Arrowhead graphics in grey and green Mr. Jones reported that he will update the forecast for the next meeting to include the bus purchase. Roads Mr. Hensel reported that the road overlay project will start in the next 2 weeks. The project will be complete before Memorial Day Weekend. The road overlay schedule is as follows: May 6_S th - Asphalt Milling May 11-1i h - Infrared Patching May th -Overlays The Board has requested that all the crosswalks be restriped and the brick road humps repainted during the road overlay construction. Director Shafer reported that a stop sign at Sawatch going toward the Wild Flower gate has been removed and it is safety hazard. Mr. Hensel will research why the stop sign was removed and look to have it replaced. It was reported that there were still some cinders out on the roads from the winter and the Board requested that the road sweeper go back through one final time. Vail Ski Bus The Board reviewed the proposed Vail Ski bus. Several issues were mentioned in regards to implementing transportation to Vail: 1. How will riders show proof ofarrowhead residency 2. How will riders make reservations - 2 -

3 3. How many arrival and departure trips will be scheduled each day 4. How will owners know ofthis service It was reported that AVA is planning on adding something to the summer and fall newsletters to notify owners of the new service for the winter season. After discussion the Board felt that an initial service of one day during the week with two trips to Vail and two trips back from Vail should work for the first season. The Board would like to monitor the ridership of the service and determine if additional runs should be added. Mr. Hensel will review the rest of the questions with Mr. Lubers to determine the best way to handle the reservations as well as work on a logical schedule for the service each week. Skier Parking Lot The Board briefly reviewed the possibility of adding Arrowhead owner only spots to the Arrowhead Parking Lot. Mr. Hensel reported that there are 262 parking spots currently in the lot. Director Rosen reported that per the agreement with Vail Resorts, Arrowhead is only required to provide 246 spots so there are possibly 16 spots that could be available to owners. The Board discussed how these spots could be monitored and patrolled. Director Rosen will continue to research the possibility of having these spots available for owners and report back at the next meeting. Arrowhead Playground It was reported that the playground equipment has been ordered and will be delivered and installed prior to Memorial Day. The Board discussed the surface of the playground and Mr. Hensel reported that the new surface material will be included with the equipment. Mr. Hensel reported that Vail resorts will construct the trails and they should be fully functional before July 4 th. The smaller loop trail will be completed first then the larger loop. The Board briefly discussed ways to restrict use of the trails to Arrowhead residents and how this will be monitored. Fences and signage were mentioned but nothing has been confirmed yet. The Board would like signage at the entrance ofthe playground indicating that use of the playground is restricted to Arrowhead residents

4 Mr. Hensel reported that the parking lot sealing and striping will occur after all the playground installation has been completed. The Board discussed the possibility of adding bathrooms to the playground area and the estimated cost. It was reported that this was turned down by the vote through Arrowhead at Vail Association. The Board briefly discussed the estimated cost of $125,000 and the location. The Board discussed the possibility of adding portables toilets in the playground area during The Board would like to add this to the action log to try and determine a way to have bathrooms added to the playground location. UERWA Water System Impact Fee Jason Cowles with Eagle River Water and Sanitation District explained the need to increase the UERWA Water System Impact Fee (formerly the plant investment fee) to cover the cost ofnew and replacement infrastructure. Mr. Cowles explained that increasing the impact fee allows growth to pay for growth. A study of impact fees throughout Colorado showed UERWA had the lowest impact fee rate followed by Denver Water. Mr. Cowles requested the District pass the proposed motion. By motion duly made and seconded, it was unanimously RESOLVED to approve the Upper Eagle Regional Water Authority's proposed increase ofthe Water System Impact Fee to $9,041 per singlefamily equivalent. McCoy Springs Water Rights Agreement Linn Brooks with Eagle River Water and Sanitation District joined the meeting to review report on the McCoy Springs water rights agreement (also known as Mud Springs). Ms. Brooks reported that in 1995 the District entered into an agreement with Vail/Arrowhead, Inc. stating that ifthe McCoy Springs area (above Cresta Road toward Beaver Creek) were developed by (an extended date of) May 11, 2015 then Vail/Arrowhead, Inc. agreed to sell water rights to serve this development to the District at their fair market value. This agreement is now expiring and Mr. Collins' recommendation is that the District not renew the agreement. Development ofthis area is now considered to be unlikely and if it is ever developed then Vail/Arrowhead, Inc. will need to make arrangements with Upper Eagle Regional Water Authority for water rights and storage to serve this area. No formal action is required from Arrowhead Metropolitan District since the new agreement will be between Upper Eagle Regional Water Authority and Vail!Arrowhead, Inc. The Board requested a recommendation from Mr. Collins that this agreement with the District be allowed to expire without being renewed

5 Minutes The Board reviewed the minutes ofthe March 25, 2015 Regular Meeting. After discussion and by motion duly made and seconded it was unanimously RESOLVED to approve the March 25, 2015 Regular Meeting as presented. Accounts Payable The Board reviewed the updated accounts payable list that was passed out at the meeting. The Board briefly reviewed the payment made for the playground equipment that was ordered After discussion and by motion duly made and seconded it was unanimously RESOLVED to approve payment ofthe accounts payable list as presented. Financial Statements Edwards Community Authority UERWA Action Log Mr. Marchetti presented the March 31, 2015 financial statements. Mr. Marchetti reported that a few changes had been made to the forecast due to the extra legal and road sweeping expenses but these were the only known changes at that time. The Board briefly reviewed the balance sheet and revenues and expenses for the month. The Board had no questions. Nothing reported Nothing reported The Board reviewed the current action log. Adjournment There being no further business to come before the Board, by motion duly made and seconded it was unanimously - 5 -

6 RESOLVED to adjourn the Regular Meeting ofthe Arrowhead Metropolitan District Board ofdirectors this 2i h day ofapril, Respectfully. ted, /!. I r /,~'/~,----:r--" Matt Jones Secretary for the Meeting - 6 -

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