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Library Board unveils slightly shrunk new building COVID delays require reducing new library by 1,000 square-feet BY SCOTT TAYLOR STAYLOR@COLORADOCOMMUNITYMEDIA.COM
COVID-19’s pandemic shutdowns cost the new Fort Lupton public library some time, but it also looks to cost the project some space. Members of the library’s board of directors, library staff and building designers presented the latest draft of the building plan to a handful of residents on Aug 11. Building Architect Daniel Matoba said increased costs for materials have boosted the price tag for the library’s relocation. To keep the project within the budget, Matoba said the plans now call for reducing the building’s size by 1,000 square feet - from 15,000 square feet in total to 14,000. “Steel and other pre-manufactured products are very high, while wood and lumber are starting to trend down but that’s just a trend,” Matoba said. “But we are also seeing changes to costs not over months but over weeks. What I can tell you is that what we are seeing this week will literally be different next week.” The library wants to move from Fort Lupton High School to a twoacre plot of land near the Safeway store, about a block from the city recreation center. Plans call for two facilities, one remaining inside Fort Lupton High School for students and the new facility for everyone else. Board member Teri Kopfman said the library board and the High Plains Library District, which operates Fort Lupton’s Library, are under contract to buy the two-acre plot. If all goes to plan, work on the new building would begin in the spring of 2022,
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Fort Lupton Library Board Member Teri Kopfman talks with resident Rachel Williams about the proposed designs Aug. 11 at a public PHOTO BY SCOTT TAYLOR meeting set to review the project. The two were looking at map of the area on Williams’ phone.
Matoba said. Plans call for accessible parking on flat paths to get patrons to and from the building. A multipurpose room will open up on the lawn, and it’s in front of the parking lot. There will be more parking spaces and Collector Road will have additional parallel parking. There will be up to three to four handicapped parking spaces and a drop-off space. Inside features include community spaces in the multipurpose rooms, collection, reading and seating areas, a maker’s space for high-tech projects, a children’s area, teen or young adult and staffing and support space as well. Lobby space would connect to the adjoining multipurpose rooms when the library is not actually open. Plans call for one large multi-purpose room with a remov-
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able divider. Board member Kopfman said the board began presenting their plans to the public in 2019, with plans for three public meetings to narrow down and settle on a final design for the building. The board hosted two meetings before COVID-19 hit and the third meeting was postponed. Matoba said the point of the Aug. 11 meeting was to discuss what part of the library residents would like to see trimmed and what they would like to see expanded. The current plan is to shrink the entire project, sacrificing enough space throughout the building to make the reduction barely noticeable. “We are really taking a little bit out of everything,” Matoba said. SEE LIBRARY, P4
A proposed site plan for Fort Lupton’s new library, located off of Rollie Avenue COURTESY IMAGE and Collector Road.
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April 26, 1932 – July 28, 2021 Linda Rocha Shoen of Brighton, Colorado was born in Fort Morgan to Sofia Bollanos and John Catarino Rocha. Linda attended Brighton High School, graduating class of 1948; and Beauty Academy in Denver, where she met her future husband Richard Shoen. After marrying in December of 1950, they relocated to Washington DC., Linda completed Beauty Academy at Antoine’s. In 1952, the Shoens returned to Colorado with their daughter, and welcomed a second in1958. Linda owned the Break O’ Morn Cafe, LynRic Beauty Salon in Brighton, as well as the Shelle-Marie Salon in Hudson. Linda is
survived by daughter Roachelle, son-in-law Frank DeShane; Siblings- Pat Gauna, Anthony Rocha; Brother-in-Law Hector Shoen; GrandchildrenChristina, Richard (Melissa), Eugene (Tammy), Frank, Sarah (Jonathan); 12 Greatgrandchildren; 6 Great-Greatgrandchildren. Preceded in death by husband Richard, and Granddaughter Dawn. Services to be held at Brighton church of Christ on Egbert St on September 4th at 4 pm, ladies please wear a hat in celebration of Linda’s lifelong love of them. Shoen Linda “Linny” (Rocha) Shoen 04/26/1932 07/28/2021
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Raymond Michael Forehand January 9, 1959-July 31, 2021
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Brighton, Colo—Raymond Michael Forehand, age 62, passed away at his home. Raymond was born on January 9, 1959 at Scott AFB Hospital in Illinois to Maria (Kesseler) and Arvil Forehand. Raymond graduated from Brighton High School in 1978, where he completed his Airframe and Power plant Mechanic from Colorado Aero Tech in July of 1980. Raymond worked for Frontier Airlines, at the time of his passing, as mechanic, maintenance lead and, more recently, aircraft inspector. He thoroughly enjoyed his work, recognizing at times, it was a tough trade to learn and continue excelling in. In his younger years he spent most of his time at the Wagon Wheel Skating Rink, where he worked for Eddie and Mary Trevena. He often said to his closest friends, “Mary was the one who stopped me from cussing much. You always listened to Mary.”
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Raymond is preceded in death by his mother Maria, father Arvil and sister Monica, along with other extended family members and friends. Raymond asked that his life be celebrated at the Wagon Wheel Skate Center in Brighton, Colorado, where he made countless memories and family friends. Please join those he loved and those whom loved him on Sunday, August 22, 2021 for a celebration of life memorial between 3p.m.-6p.m. MST. Please share the memories with his family and friends and take a skate around the rink in his memory.
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Retention on the mind of Fort Lupton’s police chief BY STEVE SMITH SSMITH@COLORADOCOMMUNUITYMEDIA.COM
Fort Lupton Police Chief John Fryar made a request of council Aug. 10 to help keep some of his officers on the payroll. Council was in a town-hall format that night, so there was no decision. “We looked at agencies to compare to ours, and we stayed in Weld County,” Fryar said. “We could see how fast things are changing just to keep up with our competitors.” Fryar said the starting salary in Fort Lupton is $58,000. It’s as high as $66,000 in other parts of the county.
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There is no pay-for-progress procedure in the city. Human Resources Director Laura Howe said if Frederick’s police department comes out of a county salary survey, Weld County’s pay rates are higher than most of the Denver area. “A lot of cities are moving fast,” Howe told councilors. “Law enforcement hiring is a challenge. More people are retiring. Fewer people are coming in. It’s not a unique problem to deal with. It’s getting to be an arms race in terms of pay.” Some of Fryar’s list of retention suggestions included more money for retirement plans. The city and the
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police department members contribute 9.7 of the salaries. Fryar asked for an increase of 0.5 of 1 percent per year over the next three years. Another item on Fryar’s list was allowing officers to take their patrol cars home. Officers can do so now, provided they live within 20 miles of the city. “I’ve got nothing but good people,” Fryar told councilors. “I’d like to have a way to reward people who go above and beyond. I’d like the officers to be able to take their cars home. We won’t have enough cars to assign one to each officer. Frederick just entered into a lease program.”
Councilman Chris Ceretto agreed that it was time to let officers take their patrol cars home, though Mayor Zo Stieber said she’d seen several officers in their personal cars “who didn’t want to be exposed” in that fashion. “One thing to keep in mind,” said Councilwoman Shannon Rhoda. “It doesn’t matter what the pay is going to be. It’s going to be under what others do. That’s just the way it is. You can’t have it all. If we’re going to let them take the cars home, we have to make sure they aren’t taking them somewhere else.”
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“Our intent is not to eliminate a program function in any way — not to take out a quiet reading area or take out the children’s area but to take a little bit out of everything so all the major programs can remain.” Resident Rachel Williams said she favored a more tactical reduction in space rather than just reducing everything slightly. She thought the library could make up the 1,000 square feet by reducing the lobby and new book space at
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Council eyes ballot spot for marijuana grow question BY STEVE SMITH SSMITH@COLORADOCOMMUNITYMEDIA.COM
FORT LUPTON – The ink hasn’t dried on potential ordinances that set up rules to allow medical and marijuana dispensaries to do business in Fort Lupton. Now, the city council may place an item on the November ballot to allow marijuana grow operations, too. Council has to make a decision by Aug. 31 to get the item on the ballot, according to city clerk Mari Pena. Resident Leonard Toews brought up the idea of grow operations during the council’s Aug. 10 town hall. He called the potential growth of grow operations in town “massive.” “The question is where are we at when we look at that potential,” he said. “It’s a great area. It’s industrial. There are good places to have grows. There is a lot of agricultural DNA in this area.” Mayor Zi Stieber said the city of Pueblo had a huge grow operation. “They started out at 1 percent and then ratcheted out,” Toews
said. “Somewhere between 1 and 2 percent of potential business would be interested in coming to this area.” Councilwoman Shannon Rhoda thought extra money from grow operations should go toward the police department, which will be in charge of enforcing whatever ordinances are in place. “A lot of businesses have cameras that watch the harvest. That’s the insider piece,” Toews said. “If you’re going to spend millions of dollars, chances are you’re pretty well-established.” Council’s Aug. 31 session is in a town-hall format, meaning there can be no decision. Council can call a regular meeting, though. The next planned discussion of tweaking and adding the ordinances for medical and retail marijuana is on Aug. 17. Council hasn’t been able to decide how to choose the four businesses it will allow in town. Stieber favors a system that includes a lottery and some form of a merit system. Rhoda was concerned about a potential overlap of fingerprinting duties between the city and the state.
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