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SUMMARY:Mobil Mammogram Van Coming to Ned
DESCRIPTION:A mobile mammogram van is coming to Ned. This is open to ALL MOUNTAIN women\, so they have sent us a flyer\, which is below and attached. Thanks\,  Pam   pamsher123@nullgmail.com
URL:https://goldhilltown.com/event/mobil-mammogram-van-coming-to-ned/
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SUMMARY:Community Outreach Event at the Museum
DESCRIPTION:It’s that time again for our annual COMMUNITY OUTREACH EVENT AT THE MUSEUM.  Please join us at the museum next Friday evening\, July 12th at 5:30 pm for our cocktail party and at 7 pm for Ed Raines speaking to us on Tellurium:  What\, where\, why?  It should be a terrific evening.  Seating is limited to 80 people. \nIf you have any questions\, call Debra Yeager at 303 449 0454 for more information about the evening. \nDeb Yeager \ndeb@nullmountainvisions.net
URL:https://goldhilltown.com/event/community-outreach-event-at-the-museum/
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SUMMARY:Town Clean Up Saturday\, June 29
DESCRIPTION:2019 Spring Clean Up \nSaturday\, June 29 \n9 a.m. – 2 p.m. at the Bluebird Lodge parking lot. \nFor all within the Town Meeting boundaries  \nDIVERSION is the focus again this year.  Boulder County supports our diversion/recycling efforts\, but they are no longer providing any money for trash disposal.  We will be getting one dumpster for trash and\, since we will have to pay for it ($795)\, we will need to charge (rate sheet at the end).  \nThree Dumpsters will arrive between 8:30 and 9:00 a.m. – 1 for junk/trash (we will need to collect a fee for trash and donations for the diversion stuff)\, one for metal\, one for wood – slash and general wood/lumber as in the past.  Please don’t come with stuff earlier than 9:00.  \n***And\, yes\, please\, we need volunteers to help!*** \nTo volunteer\, please contact me\, Gretchen Diefenderfer\, at gretchend@nullmac.com  (303-442-3847). \nDIVERSION (see http://www.ecocycle.org/charm).  \nMixed rigid plastics (playground stuff\, coolers\, etc.) and Styrofoam  \nTires – no rims. \nElectronics\, small appliances \nAppliances – refrigerators! \nMattresses \nHousehold hazardous waste (HHW) \n            Oil\, Antifreeze \n           Car batteries \n            Latex paint \n  \n        METAL Container– No liquids – No fridges – No tires on rims (just rims are ok!) – No batteries –No paint cans with paint still in them.  We will take fridges and tires this year\, but they have to go in the diversion trucks [there will be one for tires and appliances\, one for HHW\, one for mattresses\, and more for electronics.   Wire fencing and barbed wire are ok \n WOOD Container– No chemically treated wood including stain or paint – No nails in the wood (although a few seem to be ok\, just not an excessive amount) – No particleboard.  Slash is ok – no longer than 18” (be judicious with this – there is only one dumpster and it can’t take a forest of slash)  \n        TRASH  Containers  – junk – No recyclables!  We need to pay for this and will need to charge for trash. We also request donations for the diversion items.  Please remember that it would be much more expensive to take a truckload to the dump or to Nederland (a carl load taken to Nederland is charged $25 and a small pick up is $40). \n         $5 per large trash bag \n            $15 – $18 per car\, van\, or SUV (less for just a few things) \n            $25 per pick-up truck or trailer full \n            $30 – 40 per vehicle with trailer \n Repurposing – We encourage people to bring stuff that others might want.  Be prepared to pick these items up if no one wants them\, or for them to go into the dumpsters.  We will take some stuff down to donate in Boulder\, either to second hand stores or to Resource 2000.  But don’t forget we will have the town bake/rummage/craft sale in September\, too. \n Any propane bottles must be vented and this means the entire top mechanism must be removed.  Just opening it does not suffice. We made this mistake once and it cost us \nIt’s amazing how much stuff piles up!  This is your chance to clear that stuff out! \nTony Vrba\, our Chair of the Gold Hill Town Meeting\, would like to encourage people prior to the 23rdto clean up areas around the community.  Several people do this frequently\, on their own\, and it would be nice to get a group effort going.
URL:https://goldhilltown.com/event/town-clean-up-saturday-june-29/
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SUMMARY:GHTM\, Monday\, June 10\, 7:00 p.m.
DESCRIPTION:Gold Hill Town Meeting  \nMonday\, 7:00 p.m. June 10th\, 2019 Community Center   \nTed Plank and Jeff Maxwell to discuss road maintenance strategies \nReview of Previous Minutes \nTreasurer’s Report \n\nGH Resilient\nSafelink/Neighborlink/Airlink update – Community Picnic\nClimate/Sustainability Update\nWildfire Partner Days for Rowena\nWildfire Partner Days For Gold Hill\nMuseum update – Calendars and Community Outreach\nIMA Update\nWeed Management -Invasive Plants\nForestry Report\nCSA\nTown Clean-up\n\nUpcoming Meetings/Events \nTown Picnic- \nTown Cleanup – June 29th \nGHFPD Independent’s Day Pancake Breakfast and Parade \nGold Hill Museum Community Outreach July 12th \nGold Hill Town Meeting – August 12th \nOther: \nGH School \nHistorical Zoning \nForest MGT/CWPP \nFire Department \nCemetery  \nHistoric Gold Hill \nMining \nCommunity Center \nTony Vrba\, Chair GHTM tonyvrba@nullgmail.com
URL:https://goldhilltown.com/event/ghtm-monday-june-10-700-p-m/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20190610T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20190610T203000
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SUMMARY:Next Gold Hill Town Meeting
DESCRIPTION:GOLD HILL MEETING NEWSLETTER \nMinutes of the April 8\, 2019\, Town Meeting \nNext Town Meeting will be Monday\, June 10\, 7:00 p.m. at the Community Center \nThe meeting was called to order by Vice Chair Marielle Sidell. There were 13 people present: Dina Elder\, Seth Porter (Adaptation Services Group)\, Member at Large Dan Maedke\, Marielle\, Bob Mason\, Treasurer Martha Knapp\, Pam Sherman\, Marcus Moench\, Maggie Simms\, Cat Russell\, Mary Ryan\, Virginia Schultz\, Secretary Gretchen Diefenderfer. \nThe meeting opened with Seth Porter with Adaptation Services Group (he is also one of the initiators of Wild Fire Partners)\, who has been hired by Boulder County to assist our Gold Hill Sustainability Committee for four months with climate modeling using local data\, and proposed strategies for climate adaptation over time.  The end result will be a paper for our committee\, as well as support in performing some activities over the coming several months.  Their first meeting was Friday\, April 5\, and they looked at many issues including possibilities for Wild Fire Partners being enhanced for Gold Hill to include water testing\, well backup strategies/devices\, trees (for planting)\, community emergency planning event\, and additional energy smart support. \n            One idea is to explore the potential for a community-owned solar array with onsite storage\, particularly in emergencies. \n            Dina asked what a 10º rise in temperature means for us as far as health impacts and increased fire danger.  One goal is to get the whole community of Gold Hill wildfire certified.  Marcus added they also looked at fire-resistant species to help buffer us against fires\, as well as what we can do with rooftop rainwater collection\, as the state laws have changed. \n            Bob wondered\, given the certainty of increased temperatures and uncertain precipitation\, if people can even live here in 50 years.  He believes one key to survivability is working to maintain soil moisture and how to best contribute our individual efforts to the large-scale efforts that will be needed. \n            Dina said the plan is to engage the community and get us all on the same page.  Seth added that\, yes\, how to make a difference is immensely complicated in our complex world.  Climate change is here now and we have to take action. \n            Maggie pointed out that none of us are made of money and wondered if the committee could work on ideas for how we can produce money to help carry out our ideas for community-wide efforts.  The Fire department has recently added large cisterns to our water storage capabilities for firefighting. \n            Marcus feels like there are a lot of ways to get funding for sustainability stuff from short-term mitigation work to our visions for the future.  The County is behind us. \nMinutes of the February 4 GHTM – were approved as published. \nTreasurer’s Report – Martha reported at the previous regular Town Meeting in February 2019 our total cash assets were $12\,646.56. Our current total cash assets are $12\,310.56. \nRevenue Summary: none
Expense Summary: General Fund report filing fees for Annual Report for the State of Colorado and Exempt Property Tax $236\,00; SafeLink for Welcome Buckets $100. Overall total expenses $336. 
Fund transfers: none \nCurrent fund totals:
General Fund $646.01; Cemetery $5\,489.85; Safe Link (combined funds for SafeSite\, AirLink\, NeighborLink projects) $2\,847.75; Community Planning/Fundraising $1000; Forest Management $0 (zero;) Community Relief $2\,326.95. \nGold Hill Resiliency           Committee  – Virginia passed around a wildfire risk map for our area.  Caroline Ashley is working on grants for her property mitigation work. Wildfire Partners will again send out postcards to encourage people to get their assessments.  They did get 20-30 people interested last year\, but she doesn’t know how many have completed the work.   The chipping program will be different this year – we’ll see what develops. \n            Martha pointed out that\, for those who have cisterns\, emergency water is available with a bucket and rope\, or a generator. \n            Virginia reported that a lot of interesting ideas came out of the March 23rdmeeting on solar options and soil water retention.  They looked at resources and watershed health\, encouraging native plants\, what can we actually do as far as water collection\, what about sheep or goats for weed control\, composting.  There is now a CSA – 8 families have bought 3 shares with Black Cat. \n            Bob Mason said that it’s important to keep water where it falls for soil remediation\, to keep control of the water running down roads\, etc.  It will require regrading\, ditching\, etc.\, with an eye to directing it to replenish the soil. \nSafeLink –  Pam brought a big medical bag donated to us by the Red Cross.  The school is the de facto SafeSite (our place to gather in an emergency) – we’re operating under an old agreement with them and working on a new one.  It was decided to put the bag inside the tuff shed behind the Firebarn for now.  The keys for the shed\, which has some emergency gear for the town\, are right inside the Firebarn on a wall of keys. \nCommunity Picnic – This idea surfaced a while ago and a tentative date of June 22 is proposed.  One suggestion is to include a movie night near the bocce court. \nNeighborLink – Deb brought up the welcome buckets that are given out to new community members.  They include a booklet with all kinds of town information – groups\, town events and parties\, the Fire Department\, the Town Meeting\, helpful contact information.  We thought it might be a good idea to print up more for general distribution.  They cost $3.75 each for 100.  Everyone thought this was a good idea.  Martha pointed out that there is money in the SafeLink account that can be used. \nIMA (InterMountain Alliance)– Pam reported that the County may hire a professional person to work with the IMA to make sure the County knows about our mountain concerns – that our concerns all are not like those of the City of Boulder. \nMuseum – Marielle spoke with Deb before the meeting and she reports that the Community Outreach meeting and party will be July 12.  Ed Raines will give a talk on Tellurium – our Gold Hill Mines are one of the few places on earth where Tellurium is found. Gretchen added that we are working on the 2020 Calendar and there are still 2019 calendars available for half price. \nTown Clean-Up – The County will again support our recycling/repurposing efforts and we would need to pay for a trash dumpster or two.  The consensus was that it is an important community event and a worthwhile effort that helps us all\, particularly those for whom it is not easy to take stuff to Boulder or the Nederland transfer station.  We collected enough money in fees last year to pay for most of the trash dumpsters.  Addendum: The date that works for the Inn and the County turns out to be Saturday\, June 29.  This would traditionally be the Bocce Tournament\, but Bear agreed it would work to move the tournament to Sunday\, the 30th.  \nMovie Making in Gold Hill – Periodically Main Street will be closed in front of the Gold Hill Store May 19 through the 22nd. \nRespectfully submitted\, Gretchen Diefenderfer\, Secretary \nP.S. If you know anyone Community member who should receive the Newsletter in the mail\, please let me know \n 
URL:https://goldhilltown.com/event/next-gold-hill-town-meeting/
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SUMMARY:Reminder: Forestry Stewardship at Rocky Point\, Saturday\, June 8
DESCRIPTION: \n\nSHARED STEWARDSHIP ON THE BOULDER RANGER DISTRICT – ROCKY POINT ROAD\, JUNE 8\n\nPosted on: May 1st\, 2019  \nFrom: “Armstrong\, Katherine R -FS” <krarmstrong@nullfs.fed.us> \nSubject: EVENTS: Get involved in Shared Stewardship on the Boulder Ranger District \nDate: April 29\, 2019 at 10:32:15 AM MDT \nTo: Undisclosed recipients:  \nRoosevelt National Forest \nBoulder Ranger District  \nMedia Contact: Reid Armstrong\, 303-541-2532 Link to this news online at www.fs.usda.gov/arp  \nGet involved in Shared Stewardship on the Boulder Ranger District \nSix volunteer opportunities available this spring \nBOULDER\, Colo. (April 29\, 2019) — The Roosevelt National Forest’s Boulder Ranger District is seeking volunteers to assist with Stewardship Days this spring. The goal is to contain the spreading resource impact caused by dispersed camping across the ranger district. Planned work could include reducing\, combining or erasing the footprints of some dispersed campsites\, as well as installing vehicle barriers\, buck-n-rail fence and signage to manage existing sites. \nPlease RSVP via e-mail to Jared Smith at jared.a.smith@nullusda.gov with the date and location you are interested in attending as the e-mail’s subject line. The RSVP helps staff plan appropriately for the number of people and update participants on any changes due to weather. If any groups are planning on attending\, only one person needs to RSVP with how many people are planning on attending. \nThe Forest Service will provide hardhats and all necessary tools. Volunteers should bring their own work boots\, work gloves\, long sleeved shirts and pants\, eye protection\, lunches\, and water. Participants should plan to meet the Forest Service at the desired location at 9:30 a.m. on the dates listed below.  \nThe work areas\, meeting locations\, and dates are: \nPlanned Stewardship Days:  \n\nSaturday June 8th – Rocky Point Road\n\no   Directions: From Boulder\, CO drive west on Sunshine Canyon Drive for approximately 11.0 miles\, continue through the town of Gold Hill on Main Street or County Road 52 and drive approximately 1.3 miles\,  turn left or south on Forest Road 453.1 and park near the intersection of County Road 52 and Forest Road 453.1. \n\nSaturday June 8th – Ruby Gulch camping area\n\no   Directions: From Nederland\, CO drive north along Highway 72 for approximately 7.5 miles\, turn right or east on Forest Road 328.1 and drive approximately 500 feet\, turn right or south-east to continue on Forest Road 328.1 and drive approximately 0.15 miles\, turn left or north on Forest Road 328.1B and park on the right side at the big open campsite. \n\nSaturday June 15th – Upham Gulch/ Switzerland Trail\n\no   Directions: From Nederland\, CO drive north along Highway 72 for approximately 4.7 miles\, turn right or east onto Forest Road 226.1 and drive approximately 250 feet to the large parking area on the right. \n\nOther Forest Service locations that already held Stewardship Days this year include:\n\no   East Magnolia Road area (Forest Road 321) \no   Peewink Mountain Road area (Forest Road 332.1) \n  \n  \n  \n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\nK. “Reid” Armstrong\nPublic Affairs Specialist\n\n\nForest ServiceArapaho and Roosevelt National Forests \nPawnee National Grassland\n\n\np: 303-541-2532\nc: 970-222-7607\nkatherine.armstrong@nullusda.gov\n\n\n2140 Yarmouth Ave\nBoulder\, CO 80301\nwww.fs.usda.gov/arp\n\n\nCaring for the land and serving people\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n 
URL:https://goldhilltown.com/event/reminder-forestry-stewardship-at-rocky-point-saturday-june-8/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20190607T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20190607T190000
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CREATED:20190510T033200Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190510T033200Z
UID:10222-1559926800-1559934000@goldhilltown.com
SUMMARY:Celebration for Barbara Lawlor
DESCRIPTION:I want to thank everyone that has contributed a kind word\, a warm hug\, a shoulder to lean on\, and most of all your continued support as we continue to move forward without this amazing woman in our lives. She truly was the most amazing woman I have ever known.\n \nHere is the flyer with information on the celebration we have planned June 7\, 5-7 p.m. Outdoors\, which she loved. At Chipeta park\, so the kids can run around and people can enjoy a picnic. And a flower garden in her memory that people can help plant.\n \n \nWe have raised almost $13\,000 for her memorial scholarship fund. A large portion of the fund was donated by a wonderful local gentleman that wanted to remember her\, and her amazing role in our community for so many years. Our initial goal is $15\,000. This is for both the high school scholarships and music scholarships. These were things we talked about in her last months and put in place through a local non-profit to remember her passion for journalism\, her kindness\, generosity\, and love of music.\n \nI hope everyone can make it to this celebration of her life. It will be a beautiful tribute.\n \nThanks\,  Barbara Hardt
URL:https://goldhilltown.com/event/celebration-for-barbara-lawlor/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20190527T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20190527T120000
DTSTAMP:20260501T053259
CREATED:20190510T033529Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190510T033556Z
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SUMMARY:21st ANNUAL MOUNTIN’ MOUNTAIN!
DESCRIPTION:21st ANNUAL MOUNTIN’ MOUNTAIN!\nWhen: Monday\, May 27\, 2019\, at 9:30 am SHARP! Group LEAVES at 9:35 after group pic! Who: Mountain folk with the urge to walk/run/crawl/bike\nWhere: Intersection of the Peak-to-Peak and the Gold Hill Road \nRideshare: Meet up in front of the Gold Hill Inn at 9:00 am to leave a car and catch a ride out to the Peak to Peak. (Drop off donation at SAG Wagon on your way) \nFor 21 years\, our Mountain Community has gathered on the\nGold Hill Road turn-off on the Peak-to-Peak to enjoy the Mountin’ Mountain on\nMemorial Day\, our own (cooler) alternative to the Bolder Boulder. Well\, it is time again folks for the Glorious Mountin’ Mountain!! Take the challenge\, and just do it! \n– From the SAG Wagon on Mt. Alto Mountin’ Mountain 2014! \nAbout half-way\, you’ll be greeted by David and Maggie’s SAG wagon which will provide you with fortifying snacks to charge up your batteries to go the rest of the way into Gold Hill! \nContact Maggie if you can donate items for the SAG wagon… \n\n\n\n\nMore info: Maggie: 303.473.0811 or Becky: 303.459.3333 or Pam 303-443-8580 \n\n\n\n  \n  \n 
URL:https://goldhilltown.com/event/21st-annual-mountin-mountain/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20190519T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20190524T170000
DTSTAMP:20260501T053259
CREATED:20190509T180022Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190509T180022Z
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SUMMARY:Movie Making in Gold Hill
DESCRIPTION:From Peter Swift PHswi@nullaol.com on April 28 \nMovie shooting in Gold Hill \nJust spoke with the director/writer. They will be shooting on Main Street on May 19-24. Periodically they’d like to have Main clear of cars for a few hours now and then. Really nice guys and don’t want to hassle anybody. This is gonna be pretty cool. A SciFy comedy if you can wrap your head around that 🙂 Peter \nLetter received from the movie makers with more details\, except that the time frame\, according to Peter is now May 19-24  \nMy name is Maya Ferrario\, and I am a local\, Denver-based film producer.  Gabriel Dohrn (CC’d) and I are preparing for an upcoming short film production in May 2019\, called “Offline”.  \n\nWe would love to come up and film in Gold Hill from May 19 – 22nd.  We would be filming on Main street\, and inside of Gold Hill Store & Pub.  We have been in contact with Hugh\, the owner of Good Hill Store & Pub\, and we have also been talking with the Boulder County permitting office about closing down Main street from Hill St. to Prospect St.  We would intermittently close the roads during all daylight hours from May 19 – 22nd.  \n \nIn order to close the road\, we will get the proper permitting through Boulder County\, and have two of our own crew members\, plus an off-duty police officer there to direct traffic control. \n \nOur crew includes 35 members\, 5 actors\, and 3 horses.  We will\, of course\, have one person to take care of the horses for the entire time.  Provided we receive the filming permit\, we will close down that section of the road during takes\, and open them up in-between takes\, while we are resetting.  The take should last about 3 minutes\, and then we would re-open the main road between takes for about 5-10 minutes to let any cars through.  However\, we did create a detour map that cars could take\, if they did not want to wait at the lockups (attached).\n \nPlease let us know if you can think of any immediate concerns\, or if you need any more information from us.  Thank you for your time!  Talk soon.\n\n\nAll my best\,\n \n\n____________________________________________\nV. Maya Ferrario\nProduction Manager & 1st AD\nm. +1 513.839.0746
URL:https://goldhilltown.com/event/movie-making-in-gold-hill/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20190518T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20190518T110000
DTSTAMP:20260501T053259
CREATED:20190510T031142Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190510T031142Z
UID:10214-1558170000-1558177200@goldhilltown.com
SUMMARY:Renewable Energy Community Conversation
DESCRIPTION:From Dina Elder dina.elder@nullgmail.com \nRenewable Energy – Join in a community conversation. \n \nSaturday\, May 18\, 2019 \n9am – 11am\nGold Hill Store\n \nFood and coffee will be available for purchase. A donation jar also will be there if you prefer to support our community-friendly GH store in that way.\n \nGuests who will join us:\n \nErika T Horley – Nederland residents\, serving on Ned’s Sustainability Advisory Board\, leaders in Ned’s commitment to 100% Renewable Energy and other energy initiatives\n \nJan Rose –  Chair of the Climate Reality Project: Denver-Boulder Chapter where she’s team lead for Legislation
URL:https://goldhilltown.com/event/renewable-energy-community-conversation/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20190211T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20190211T203000
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CREATED:20190210T194421Z
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SUMMARY:Gold Hill Town Meeting Monday
DESCRIPTION:Gold Hill Town Meeting Agenda \nMonday\, Feb 11\, 2019\, Community Center\, START TIME – 7:00p.m. \nPeak View Solar and Energy Smart \nReview of Previous Minutes \nTreasurer’s Report \nGH Multi-property Fire Mitigation Plan update \nSustainability Plan Update – See Notes below \nGH Resiliency \nUSPS Package Drop Boxes \nCommunity Center Updates – site selection and next steps \nMining Updates \nPossible closures of Main Street May 20-22 \nUpcoming Meetings/Events \nGold Hill Town Meeting – April 10th \nClimate/Sustainability Audit   \n\nConnecting the community with services such as EnergySmart and Wildfire Partners.  \nCommunity shared assets – communication\, food\, water\, etc.\nStrategies for future\, energy and water storage\, etc.\n\no   Start in April to coordinate outreach and community engagement plan \nHere is a link to  Team ADG. \nEnergySmart -Boulder County currently offers assistance towards an energy audit valued at $450 though costing county residents $185.   \n Tony Vrba <tonyvrba@nullgmail.com> 
URL:https://goldhilltown.com/event/gold-hill-town-meeting-monday-2/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20190119T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20190119T190000
DTSTAMP:20260501T053259
CREATED:20190117T012604Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190117T012604Z
UID:10018-1547917200-1547924400@goldhilltown.com
SUMMARY:Music at the Gold Hill Store and Pub
DESCRIPTION:MARY RUSSELL & FRIENDS — Becky\, Jamie\, David — return for another rousing evening of Acoustic Blues at the Gold Hill Store.  Join us for this early Saturday show at the Pub:  Doors at 4:30\, Concert 5-7:00 — no cover.
URL:https://goldhilltown.com/event/music-at-the-gold-hill-store-and-pub/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20181208T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20181208T150000
DTSTAMP:20260501T053259
CREATED:20181124T172100Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20181124T172100Z
UID:9956-1544263200-1544281200@goldhilltown.com
SUMMARY:Jamestown Holiday Fair
DESCRIPTION:The Jamestown Holiday Fair will be held Saturday\, December 8\, 10 a.m.- 3 p.m. in the Jamestown Town Hall on Main Street.  Shop and browse with your mountain neighbors in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere\, and support your local artists and craftspeople.  Warm beverages and soup will be available at the bake sale table.\n \nPam Leland  zydecopam@nullgmail.com  
URL:https://goldhilltown.com/event/jamestown-holiday-fair/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20181208T081400
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20181208T170000
DTSTAMP:20260501T053259
CREATED:20181128T173935Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20181128T173935Z
UID:9973-1544256840-1544288400@goldhilltown.com
SUMMARY:Ashram Retreat Day
DESCRIPTION:Join us at Sacred Mountain Ashram\nfor a day of Spiritual Renewal\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n“When you meditate upon Light you are becoming Light.\nYou are becoming Enlightened.” Swami Amar Jyoti\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\nWe invite you to join us for a day of spiritual renewal and to experience the universal wisdom of Swami Amar Jyoti (1928-2001). The Ashram is located in Gold Hill on 108 acres of pine and aspen forest\, a 30-minute drive from Boulder\, with spectacular views of the Continental Divide.\n \nThe day will begin with a morning puja (worship) drawing us into the atmosphere of reflection and opening to the Light. This will be followed by hatha yoga taught by trained and inspired teachers. Classes for men and women are given separately at the Ashram. Please bring your mat.\n \nWe will gather at Jyoti Mandir\, our “Temple of Light\,” for a recorded Satsang or teaching by Swami Amar Jyoti\, as well as kirtan and meditation.\n \nSCHEDULE OF THE DAY’S EVENTS:\n8:15 am………….Registration begins\n9:00 am………….Morning puja\n9:30 am………….Hatha yoga \n10:30 am………..Kirtan\, Satsang by Swami Amar Jyoti\, meditation\n12:30 pm………..Vegetarian lunch followed by discussion\n1:30 pm………….Time for meditation\, silence\, karma yoga\, nature or browsing our library\n3:30 pm………….Video \n4:00 pm………….Puja and meditation \n \nWe welcome seekers from all traditions\, or without a tradition\, knowing that all true paths lead to the One. We offer this day of spiritual renewal to provide inspiration\, support\, and sanctuary on your spiritual journey.\n \nRETREAT PRICE $50 | STUDENT PRICE $40\nPre-registration is required. Please let us know if you have any dietary or other restrictions. If you wish to join us but are facing financial difficulty\, please contact the Ashram.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nYES! SIGN UP AND PAY ON THE NEXT PAGE\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\nPhotos from top left: Kirtan devotional chanting; vegetarian meal in Annapurna dining hall;\nLibrary in Annapurna; Buddha Purnima puja in Garden of the Prophets\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\nSACRED MOUNTAIN ASHRAM\n10668 Gold Hill Road\, Boulder\, CO 80302-9716 \nPhone: 303-447-1637 \ninfo@nulltruthconsciousness.org\n \nDIRECTIONS FROM BOULDER:\nTake Canyon west to 9th\, turn right and go to Mapleton\, turn left and continue on to Sunshine Canyon. The road will become unpaved after 6 miles; after 11 miles you will reach Gold Hill. Drive west through town and 1 mile further to the Ashram on your right.
URL:https://goldhilltown.com/event/ashram-retreat-day/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20181204T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20181204T180000
DTSTAMP:20260501T053259
CREATED:20181117T031439Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20181117T031439Z
UID:9943-1543939200-1543946400@goldhilltown.com
SUMMARY:Design Idea Presentation for Community Center
DESCRIPTION:The University of Colorado at Denver has worked on an architectural project this semester to design a community center for Gold Hill. They are ready to present their final design on December 4 from 4 to 6 pm in room 480 at the college of architecture. It is located at the southwest corner of Larimer and 14th street in Denver. Parking is at the northwest corner.\n \nThe students have refined their designs and produced an actual model on the site as well as a structural framing model (!) for the main meeting space.\n \nEveryone is invited! Rideshare if you can.\n \nThe graphics for the community center will be used for fundraising. This will be discussed at the Town Meeting on December 10 at the fire barn\, 7pm.\n  \n\nP e t e r  S w i f t\, P.E. \n540 Main Street\nGold Hill\, Co\n80302\n720-406-7487\nwww.pswiftandassociates.com
URL:https://goldhilltown.com/event/design-idea-presentation-for-community-center/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20181122T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20181122T100000
DTSTAMP:20260501T053259
CREATED:20181116T235644Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20181116T235644Z
UID:9939-1542877200-1542880800@goldhilltown.com
SUMMARY:Gold Hill Turkey Trot
DESCRIPTION:Anyone interested in a turkey trot (walk/run) in Gold Hill? We would start on Thursday morning Nov 22nd at 9 am at the Gold Hill School. The event is 3 miles long. It’s always fun and we hope it won’t be freezing this year!! \nToby Vrba  tonyvrba@nullgmail.com
URL:https://goldhilltown.com/event/gold-hill-turkey-trot/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20181110T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20181110T120000
DTSTAMP:20260501T053259
CREATED:20181024T020137Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20181024T020137Z
UID:9889-1541840400-1541851200@goldhilltown.com
SUMMARY:Nederland's 9Health Fair
DESCRIPTION:Nederland’s 9HF\, on November 10 from 9am to 12 noon\,  is in conjunction with the Human Service’s Fair sponsored by the Peak2Peak Alliance!
URL:https://goldhilltown.com/event/nederlands-9health-fair/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20181110T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20181110T120000
DTSTAMP:20260501T053259
CREATED:20180910T191239Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180910T191239Z
UID:9778-1541840400-1541851200@goldhilltown.com
SUMMARY:Peak to Peak Human Services Fair
DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, November 10th from 9 to noon at the Nederland Community Center
URL:https://goldhilltown.com/event/peak-to-peak-human-services-fair/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20181106T070000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20181106T190000
DTSTAMP:20260501T053259
CREATED:20181101T043940Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20181101T043940Z
UID:9914-1541487600-1541530800@goldhilltown.com
SUMMARY:VOTE NOW!
DESCRIPTION:ELECTION DAY is Tuesday\, November 6.  The time for safely mailing your ballot to make sure it gets there in time has passed and you will need to drop off your ballot in person.  Take your ballot to any of the following locations NO LATER THAN Tuesday\, Nov.6\, 7 p.m. \nVOTER SERVICER POLLING CENTERS (VSPC) \nBoulder – County Clerk: 1750 33rd St \nCU Campus\, 2nd Floor 1669 Euclid Ave. \nLafayette – County Clerk: 1376 Miners Dr. \nLongmont – County Clerk: 515 Coffman St \nLousiville – Louisville Police Station & Court House: 992 W Via Appia Way \nLOST\, MISPLACED\, OR DIDN’T RECEIVE YOUR BALLOT: call Boulder County Clerk: 303-413-7740 OR GO TO A VSPC & GET A NEW ONE! (bring ID) \nNot Registered to vote? Go to a VSPC\, including Election Day (bring ID \n\n\nMy ballot has been counted! If you are in Boulder County\, check yours here at Boulder County Ballot Track \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nhttps://www.bouldercounty.org/elections/register/ballot-track/?\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \nThis is a very important election. Our Democracy works better the more people vote!  The sooner you turn in your ballot\, the sooner we GOTV people will stop calling you :o)\n\n\n\n \n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n  \n  \n 
URL:https://goldhilltown.com/event/vote-now/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20181008T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20181008T210000
DTSTAMP:20260501T053259
CREATED:20180926T022227Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180926T022227Z
UID:9845-1539025200-1539032400@goldhilltown.com
SUMMARY:Gold Hill Town Meeting 10-8-18
DESCRIPTION:     GOLD HILL TOWN MEETING NEWSLETTER \nMinutes of the August 13\, 2018 Town Meeting \n Next Town Meeting will be Monday\, October 8\, 2018\, 7:00 p.m. at the Community Center \n The meeting was called to order by Chair Tony Vrba. Nineteen people were present: Michael Petrillo\, Karen Simmons\, John Sand\, Peter Swift\, Treasurer Martha Knapp\, Elisabeth Caspari\, Marcus Moench\, Cherry Sand\, Chair Tony Vrba\, Vice-Chair Jojo Morrison\, Debra Yeager\, Marielle Sidell\, Bear Carlson\, Linda and Jack Laughlin\, Deanne Grant\, Member at Large Dan Maedke\, Chrissy Maedke\, and Secretary Gretchen Diefenderfer. \nMinutes of the June 11 Town Meeting were approved as published. \nTreasurer’s Report –Martha reported: \nAt the previous regular Town Meeting in JUNE 2018 our bank balance was $15\,477.27. \nOur current total cash assets are $13\,608.71. \nRevenue since June includes pint glass sales\, town cleanup donations\, cemetery fund donation\, and town photo donations. \nExpenses include the town cleanup dumpster\, pint glass purchase\,cemeterymaintenance\, and community relief fund disbursement. A check was written tothe Airlink Amateur Ham Radio organization c/o Dina Elder for equipment repair and maintenance\, which came out of the Safe Link fund. \nCurrent earmarked fund totals are as follows: \nGeneral Fund $949.23; Cemetery $6\,921.78; Community Relief $2\,326.95; Forest Management $0 (zero;) Safe Link (combined funds for SafeSite\, AirLink\, NeighborLink projects) $3\,410.75; Community Planning/Fundraising $0 (zero.) \nFor more\, go to https://goldhilltown.com/category/gold-hill-finances/ \nBylaws Review – Chair Tony Vrba decided to lead off the meeting with a discussion of the proposed changes to the GHTM Bylaws by reading Gretchen’s notes on the proposed changes along with the sections affected\, which had been handed out to everyone.  Part way through\, the discussion became very confused.  Martha requested that the entire bylaws be presented instead of just the proposed changes.  No votes were taken and the discussion was tabled until the next meeting.  It was decided to put out the entire bylaws and the proposed changes to everyone\, and mail them to those who do not have email. Here is the link\, which will take you to the town website (goldhilltown.com) \n  https://goldhilltown.com/bylaws-and-proposed-changes/ \nI will bring copies again to the October meeting\, but if people will look them over before the meeting\, this will make the discussion easier. \nWe will also bring maps in order to look at possible changes to the boundaries.  There are several options – making minor changes to make sure we include people who have now built outside the original boundaries\, but consider Gold Hill their town\, or possibly adopting the Fire District boundaries\, or something in between. There are links to these maps in the above bylaws link. \nELECTIONS  \n Treasurer – Tony began the elections with the position of Treasurer.  Martha agreed to continue as treasurer and was elected by acclamation. \nChair – Tony was nominated by Jojo and seconded by Chrissy.  Peter Swift was nominated by Martha and seconded by Bear. Tony was elected 8-7. \nVice-Chair – Jojo announced that she would not be running. She will be finishing her Masters\, and is not sure where life will lead her after that.  She nominated Marielle\, Debra seconded\, no one else accepted a nomination\, and Mari was elected unanimously. \nSecretary – John nominated Gretchen\, Bear seconded\, and\, as no one else wanted to run\, she was elected unanimously \nMember at Large  – Dan was nominated by Jojo\, Michael Petrillo seconded\, and Dan was also unopposed and elected unanimously. \nCongratulations were expressed to all\, and many thanks to Jojo\, who will continue to pursue our interests in Rancho Fazoo. \nGold Hill School – Chrissy reported that all is quite good at the school\, and she requested that Jojo finish the report\, as she needed to take the kids home.  Jojo reported that Mishie\, who had taught K – 2ndgrade had stepped down\, but\, to everyone’s delight\, Sue Kidder has been hired back.  Also Elizabeth (Eli) will take Jojo’s job.  \nThe Fall Fiesta is tentatively scheduled for November 14.  School starts Wednesday\, August 22. \nWildfire Safety and Forest Health  – Virginia reports that she was excited that 17 people participated in the Wildfire Partners (WFP) assessment process.  There will not be a chipping event because not enough people wanted to participate (needed 5).  Regarding the huge project west of town\, this is a USFS program to preserve and regenerate the Fen\, which was being impacted by the encroaching trees. The piles will be left to cure for a year and then dealt with. \nIf your property borders forest land\, talk to WFP – mitigation can be done on forest lands. \nThe National Resource Conservation Service (NRCS)\, Longmont and Boulder Valley Conservation District will make a presentation and perhaps raffle a chainsaw and other mitigation and forest health tools at our Gold Hill Gold Rush. \nCommunity Planning – Gold Hill Gold Rush – Dan reports that the Gold Rush is scheduled for Sunday\, September 23 in the Beer Garden at the Inn with the great support of the Finns.  He has secured Larry Worster and friends for the music.  He’ll get an email/poster out soon asking for volunteers.  Joanne Cole is handling local artists for the Craft Fair. Anticipated expenses include new signs\, an increase in the expense for food as we ran out last year\, more pint glasses\, ads in the Camera and Mountain Ear.  He’s also posting in Next Door and Facebook.  Expenses were about $400 last year (and netted around $1700) and he’s requesting $600 this year.  Will also raise prices a little.  John moved that we accept Dan’s estimated expenses and move $600 to the Community Planning Fund for this.  It was seconded and passed. \nWeed Committee – Pam Sherman submitted an email report: \n(1) On July 31 we did a Walk n Talk in the Town Meadow with three guests from the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS–formerly known as the Soil Conservation Service)\, a subdivision of USDA. They all came from the Longmont Office: Soil Conservationist Sylvia\, Forester Dan\, Intern Cat\, and also CSU Extension Boulder County Small Acreage Management Coordinator Sharon came as well. Gold Hill Joanne led us on a hike up the Meadow Trail. There was lots of discussion up and down the trail and Gold Hillers said they asked all the questions they had about revegetation and weeds and anything else related that came to mind. Btw it was also fun! \n(2) Forester Dan (see #1 above) runs a new federal program under NRCS which pays part of the cost of fire mitigation on private land (land as opposed to structures\, which is Wildfire Partners’ focus). He said it was up to 1/2 to 2/3 of total cost per acre. This program works with homeowners who have gotten together to pool their acreage for this work. Total acreage in each neighborhood pool has to be at least 1-300 A. By town meeting we should have more info.\n(3) Residents have been mitigating spotted knapweed\, mullein\, leafy spurge\, Canada thistle\, and others with a habit of taking over. Canada thistle flowered a month early this year at my place; took me by surprise.  Other plants both native and adapted are early\, too. What have you noticed?\nFor color photos of the invasive weeds on the state of Colorado list go here – https://www.colorado.gov/pacific/agconservation/noxious-weed-species \nCemetery Committee – Maggie Simms submitted an email report: \nSince last meeting\, we were contacted by 2 families for burials.  One burial completed\, and a second one is scheduled for September 1st. \nTown members are encouraged to go down to the cemetery and pick up kindling and pieces of logs and slash left over from the June 2ndcleanup. These have been placed at the front of the cemetery ready for pick up.  If the logs and slash have not been picked up by the end of August\, Maggie will contact at chipper company to chip the excess slash and charge the costs to the cemetery fund. \nHistoric Gold Hill (Museum) – no report \nHistoric  Zoning – Bear suggested that\, if you haven’t\, go by and see Marcus and Elisabeth’s project (the old Weaver house).  They are doing an amazing job and worked hard – to preserve as much of the structure as possible.  The outside materials have been approved \nCommunity Center – Peter submitted an email report and was there to discuss the project: \nCU Denver has dedicated a class to study a community center for Gold Hill. Two meetings will help facilitate the development of plans; the first proposed meeting would be a public input session attended by Prof. Keith Loftin.  Interested community members will be asked about 1) possible locations for the building\, 2) proposed uses of the building and 3) appropriate architectural styles. The meeting will be on Monday\, August 27th at 7 pm in the Fire Barn (tentative location). \nThe second proposed meeting will be on Thursday\, August 30th at 1:30 pm at a location to be announced. The students will attend along with Prof. Loftin. The group will tour the proposed building sites and analyze community input from the previous meeting. They will then assemble (tentatively) in the Fire Barn at about 2:30 to receive comments from those who couldn’t make the previous meeting.  \nThe purpose of this exercise is both to provide the class with a “real world” project\, but also to use the project to start a fundraising effort to hire consultants to design the building and do site engineering. Subsequently\, there will be fundraising to get it approved and built. \nPlease come with your ideas and suggestions to help with the design and use of the building.  \nIt was suggested that Peter put up signs at the Store to announce these meetings\, which he said he would do. Properties the town owns include the piece at Pine and Lickskillet (behind the Red Store and across the street)\, part of the Meadow (although the deed prohibits any building\, which the vast majority of community members support)\, the Cemetery Annex\, and the People’s Park (a small parcel along Dixon approximately across from the Eaton’s property).  Martha suggested people go on e.mapping at the Boulder County Assessors office to look at these properties.  \n            John pointed out that this is the same Professor whose class did a study a number of years ago and there is lots of information on that at the Museum. \nThese plans will be presented at a town meeting and we will put up plans and drawings on the website for everyone’s consideration. \nNEW BUSINESS– more Historic Zoning– Michael Petrillo wanted to report on and discuss the new residence proposed by Joyce Robinson at 360 Boulder Street.  The original plans\, approved by HZ\, called for only the bottom floor to be finished and the second floor to be essentially an attic.  The new plans add approximately 5’ to the now finished second floor – i.e\, 2 full stories\, now 27’ tall.  To compare\, Matt Legg’s garage\, which generated some controversy at the time is 25’\, and down the hill.  This will be right between Laughlin’s and Michael’s house and he thinks will dominate the hillside. \n            There is a public meeting at the County Commissioners on Tuesday\, August 14\, which he intends to go to and Bear indicated he would attend as well. \nRespectfully Submitted\, Gretchen Diefenderfer\, Secretary \n  \n 
URL:https://goldhilltown.com/event/gold-hill-town-meeting-10-8-18/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20180923T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20180923T190000
DTSTAMP:20260501T053259
CREATED:20180917T222544Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180917T223007Z
UID:9810-1537722000-1537729200@goldhilltown.com
SUMMARY:No Bird Ever Flew: The Final Flight
DESCRIPTION:No Bird Ever Flew at the Gold Hill Store\, Sunday\, September 23\, 5 p.m.\n \n 
URL:https://goldhilltown.com/event/no-bird-ever-flew-the-final-flichg/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20180923T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20180923T150000
DTSTAMP:20260501T053259
CREATED:20180910T180609Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180910T180609Z
UID:9772-1537693200-1537714800@goldhilltown.com
SUMMARY:Gold Hill Gold Rush September 23rd
DESCRIPTION:Music by Larry Worster and Friends. Special appearance by Smokey the Bear partnering with Wildfire Partners. There will also be a drawing with prizes to be announced shortly. Thank You!
URL:https://goldhilltown.com/event/gold-hill-gold-rush-september-23rd/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20180920T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20180920T203000
DTSTAMP:20260501T053259
CREATED:20180920T215604Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180920T215604Z
UID:9830-1537470000-1537475400@goldhilltown.com
SUMMARY:Fire Board Meeting tonight\, 7:00 p.m. at the Community Center
DESCRIPTION:GOLD HILL FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT BOARD OF DIRECTORS \nAND \nGOLD HILL VOLUNTEER DEPARTMENT PENSION FUND \n7:00 PM September 20\, 2018 \n AGENDA \nCALL TO ORDER \nATTENDANCE \nAPPROVAL OF MINUTES \nFIRE CHIEF’S REPORT \n            CALLS \n            TRAINING REPORTS/RECRUITMENT \n            MAINTENANCE \nEQUIPMENT:  \n  \nOTHER BUSINESS \n\nSeed Sprayers Bid approval\, plan.\nMax remaining steps: \n\nNeighbors property reseeding\, gravel?\nHydrant colors”\nRemaining dirt?\nDedication of hydrants?\n\n\nBoard Treasurer Report: Submittal of Amendment 2018 Budget\nSubmittal of the 2019 Proposed Budget\nDecisions on Budget regarding cistern project\nDecisions on Budget regarding tender purchase\nStrategic Planning:  Succession plan\nSustainability Planning Grant Application.\n\nSuccession planning is important for any board and organization for many reasons.  The first is developing a plan should the CEO or Chief\, suddenly become unable to fulfill their duties due to illness\, absence or some other reason.  It also helps with defining the roles of all members of the organization. \nSome simple questions include: \n\nIf the Chief is unavailable and a fire or medical call comes into the fire barn\, who’s in charge?\nWhat is the succession line on down through the organization? Who’s in charge if #2 is unavailable?   #3?\nThe Chief will retire at some time in the future\, so who\, if anyone\, is being prepared to assume the Chief’s role?\n\nOnce a plan is developed and adopted\, it will hopefully remain on the shelf for years\, but should be reviewed periodically.  \n  \nPENSION FUND BOARD AGENDA \n  \nCALL TO ORDER \nATTENDANCE \nAPPROVAL OF MINUTES \nBUSINESS \n\nState matching funds\nFirefighter training credits posted.\nOther business
URL:https://goldhilltown.com/event/fire-board-meeting-tonight-700-p-m-at-the-community-center/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20180918T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20180918T120000
DTSTAMP:20260501T053259
CREATED:20180917T020805Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180917T020805Z
UID:9799-1537268400-1537272000@goldhilltown.com
SUMMARY:Gold Hill Dog Photo Shoot!
DESCRIPTION:Gold Hill Dog Photo Shoot! \nCalling all Gold Hill doggies\, big and small\, young and old\, ethnic heritage not questioned. Mark your canine social calendar for Tuesday\, September 18 at 11 o’clock AM to help christen the new yellow fire hydrant at the bottom of the Town Meadow on Dixon Road. \nJoining our beloved pooches will be Chris Finn\, Gold Hill Fire Chief (aka Buddy’s dad\,) Tony Vrba\, Gold Hill Town mayor with a small “m” (aka Jake’s mom\,) Rick Geesaman\, black lab aficionado and cameraman (Blue and Jack’s dad\,) and possibly other celebrity guests. \nPups\, yes\, you may bring your people and allow them to mill about on or off the set. Feline friends may come at their own risk but are encouraged to have their own culturally appropriate cat event. Gerbils\, fish and other pet friends may find the experience too frightening. \nLocal mutts and such are already checking out the Meadow Hydrant and a few have ventured up to the Hill Street Hydrant where it’s rumored a second photo op may take place at a future date. \nLakota Colby\, Haiku Knapp\, Rufus and George Legg and others all agree this is the best thing that’s happened to Gold Hill since its founding in 1859. “Finally!” confides an anonymous city transplant.  “Historic!” says Theo Brown. “My favorite place to go!” says Buckshot Brookhart. The reviews go on and on. \nLet’s document this momentous event on Tuesday\, Sept. 18\, at 11:00 AM at the Meadow Hydrant. Don’t be late! \nMartha Knapp  elev8296@nullearthlink.net
URL:https://goldhilltown.com/event/gold-hill-dog-photo-shoot/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20180913T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20180913T170000
DTSTAMP:20260501T053259
CREATED:20180911T181516Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180911T181516Z
UID:9782-1536854400-1536858000@goldhilltown.com
SUMMARY:Gold Hill strategic plan and Sustainability Grant possibilities
DESCRIPTION:Please join us Thursday\, Sept 13th at 4 pm at the Firebarn Community Room\, as we brainstorm Gold Hill strategic plan and Sustainability Grant possibilities. \n“Sustainability means “The use\, development\, and protection of resources in a way that enables Boulder County residents to meet their needs and maintain a high quality of life\, without compromising the ability of future residents to do the same.” Boulder County values balancing a strong economy\, protection of the environment and social equity.” \nSee these links for more information: \nhttps://www.bouldercounty.org/environment/sustainability/ \nhttps://www.bouldercounty.org/environment/sustainability/matching-grant-program/ \nTony Vrba tonyvrba@nullgmail.com
URL:https://goldhilltown.com/event/gold-hill-strategic-plan-and-sustainability-grant-possibilities/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20180623T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20180623T140000
DTSTAMP:20260501T053259
CREATED:20180522T191603Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180613T210146Z
UID:9567-1529744400-1529762400@goldhilltown.com
SUMMARY:Gold Hill Spring Clean Up
DESCRIPTION:2018 Spring Clean Up\nSaturday\, June 23\, 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. at the Bluebird Lodge parking lot.  \nDIVERSION is the focus again this year.  Boulder County supports our diversion/recycling efforts\, but they are no longer providing any money for trash disposal.  We will be getting one dumpster for trash and\, since we will have to pay for it ($485 this year)\, we will need to charge (rate sheet at the end).  \nThree Dumpsters will arrive between 8:30 and 9:00 a.m. – Only one for junk/trash (we will need to collect a fee for trash and donations are requested for the diversion stuff)\, one for metal\, and one for wood – general wood/lumber as in the past.  Please don’t come with stuff earlier than 9:00.  \n***And\, as always\, we need volunteers to help!*** \nTo volunteer\, please contact me\, Gretchen Diefenderfer\, at gretchend@nullmac.com  (303-442-3847). \nDIVERSION (see http://www.ecocycle.org/charm).  \nMixed rigid plastics (playground stuff\, coolers\, etc.) and Styrofoam  \nTires – no rims. \nRefrigerators and freezers! \nElectronics\, small appliances \nMattresses \nHousehold hazardous waste (HHW) \nOil\, Antifreeze \n           Car batteries \n            Latex paint \n  \n        METAL Container– No liquids – No fridges – No tires on rims (just rims are ok!) – No batteries –No paint cans with paint still in them.  We will take fridges and tires this year\, but they have to go in the diversion trucks [there will be one for tires and appliances\, one for HHW\, one for mattresses\, and more for electronics.   Wire fencing and barbed wire are ok \n WOOD Container– No chemically treated wood including stain or paint – No nails in the wood (although a few seem to be ok\, just not an excessive amount) – No particleboard.  Slash is ok – no longer than 18” (be judicious with this – there is only one dumpster and it can’t take a forest of slash)  \n        TRASH  Containers  – junk – No recyclables!  We need to pay for this and will need to charge for trash. And we request donations for the diversion items   \n            $12 per car\, van\, or SUV (less for just a few things) \n            $15-18 per pick-up truck or trailer full \n            $25 per vehicle with trailer \nPlease remember that it would be much more expensive to take a truckload to the dump (a carload taken to Western Disposal is charged $37-$45). \n Repurposing – We encourage people to bring stuff that others might want.  Be prepared to pick these items up if no one wants them\, or for them to go into the dumpsters.  We will take some stuff down to donate in Boulder\, either to second hand stores or to Resource 2000.  But don’t forget we will have the town bake/rummage/craft sale in September\, too. \n Any propane bottles must be vented and this means the entire top mechanism must be removed.  Just opening it does not suffice. We made this mistake once and it cost us \n  \nIt’s amazing how much stuff piles up!  This is your chance to clear that stuff out! \n  \nTony Vrba\, our Chair of the Gold Hill Town Meeting\, would like to encourage people prior to the 23rdto clean up areas around the community.  Several people do this frequently on their own\, and it would be nice to get a group effort going.
URL:https://goldhilltown.com/event/gold-hill-spring-clean-up/
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DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20180622T200000
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UID:9579-1529686800-1529697600@goldhilltown.com
SUMMARY:The Switzerland Trail of Gold Hill\, CO
DESCRIPTION:Join us Gold Hill citizenry for our 3rd Annual Community Outreach Event presented by Historic Gold Hill Inc.  On Friday evening\, June 22nd Boulder County Historian Silvia Pettem and Boulder County Railroad Expert Larry Dorsey will present “The Switzerland Trail of Gold Hill\, CO” at the Museum.  Join us for an evening of fun and learning about the trains\, the people\, the events\, the experiences\, and the rise and fall of this amazing Boulder County Trail just to the west of Gold Hill. \n                5:00 pm                COCKTAILS \n                7 pm                      PRESENTATION                  \n                Seating                GENERAL              \n                Cost:                      DONATIONS REQUESTED \n Please call Debra at 303 449 0454 for additional information. \n deb@nullmountainvisions.net \n  \n 
URL:https://goldhilltown.com/event/9579/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20180611T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20180611T210000
DTSTAMP:20260501T053259
CREATED:20180606T042920Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180606T042920Z
UID:9608-1528743600-1528750800@goldhilltown.com
SUMMARY:Gold Hill Town Meeting Agenda
DESCRIPTION:Gold Hill Town Meeting Agenda \nMonday\, June 11th\, 2018\, Community Center \nNEW START TIME – 7:00p.m. \n6:45 p.m. – Come Early to visit with Guest Presenter: Jenifer with Senior Reach. The mission of Senior Reach is to support the well-being\, independence\, and dignity of older adults by educating the community\, providing care management and mental health services\, and connecting older adults to community resources. \nApproval of previous Minutes \nTreasurer’s Report \n Committee Reports \nGold Hill School: \nForestry/Mitigation: July 23-27th  Community Mitigation Event \nCommunity Planning:  \nWeed Committee: \nHistoric Gold Hill \nHistoric Zoning \nFriends of Fazoo Notes:  \nMining \nCemetery Committee: \nNeighborlink/Safelink/Airlink: \nIMA: \nOld Business \nMove money for Forestry and review updated grant information \nMove money for glasses & t-shirt fundraising \nTown Portrait update \nTown Clean-up \nProposed By-Law Updates \nNew Business \n Peter Swift to talk on Community Center info \nUpcoming Meetings/Events:\nJune 22nd– Museum Event \nJune 23rd – Town Clean Up \nJuly 4thGHFPD Annual Pancake Breakfast and Parade \nJuly 23-27th Community Mitigation Event \nAugust 13thGold Hill Town Meeting Elections \nOctober 8thGold Hill Town Meeting – 2019 Budget Discussion
URL:https://goldhilltown.com/event/gold-hill-town-meeting-agenda/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20180602T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20180602T140000
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UID:9571-1527930000-1527948000@goldhilltown.com
SUMMARY:Cemetery Clean Up Day!
DESCRIPTION:Volunteers needed from Gold Hill and area:\nWe want to clear dead trees and garbage out of the Gold Hill Cemetery on Saturday\, June 2nd between 9 am and 2 pm.  Possibly we’ll repair fences\, and tidy up the perimeters. (so bring gloves and tools)  Please consider donating some time to this worthy project on behalf of your town\, and perhaps future burial site.  Any 1-hour slot (or more) in that time-period would be so helpful! Maggie and David will provide snacks\, water\, and coffee until they run out!\nThank you!\nIf questions: call Maggie;  303.473.0811\nmaggiesimms54@nullgmail.com
URL:https://goldhilltown.com/event/cemetery-clean-up-day/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20180528T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20180528T130000
DTSTAMP:20260501T053259
CREATED:20180522T192247Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180522T192247Z
UID:9573-1527498000-1527512400@goldhilltown.com
SUMMARY:20th Annual Mountin' Mountain
DESCRIPTION:Monday\, May 28th\, 2018\, 9:30 sharp at the intersection of the Peak to Peak and the Gold Hill Road.  To Rideshare\, meet up in front of the Gold Hill In at 9:00 a.m. to leave a car and carpool out to the Peak to Peak
URL:https://goldhilltown.com/event/20th-annual-mountin-mountain/
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