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HomeMy WebLinkAbout810705.tiff RESOLUTION RE : WITHDRAWAL OF MANAGER'S CONTRACT FOR AFTER THE GOLD RUSH, D/B/A THEO' S WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado, pursuant to Colorado statute and the Weld County Home Rule Charter, is vested with the authority of administering the affairs of Weld County, Colorado, and WHEREAS, After the Gold Rush, d/b/a Theo 's presented a new manager' s contract seeking the approval of the County Commissioners at the Board meeting of November 4 , 1981, and WHEREAS, said contract request was to be on the November 16 , 1981 agenda for final consideration by the Board of County Commissioners, and WHEREAS , on November 12 , 1981, the Clerk to the Board was contacted by the office of Allen Dill, legal counsel for After the Gold Rush, and asked to withdraw said request. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado, that the withdrawal request of the manager' s contract for After the Gold Rush, d/b/a Theo' s be, and hereby is , accepted. The above and foregoing Resolution was, on motion duly made and seconded, adopted by the following vote on the 18th day of November, A.D. , 1981. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WELD COUNTY, CO ORADO :7 ATTEST / ' a F . ,r OY� (Aye) Chuck Carlson, Chairman Weld County ttlerk and Recorder and Clerk to the Bo rd ABSENT / / Norman Carlson, Pro-Tem BY` a ,J.IY/ , \ /�. �- i eputy Count Clerk ,'l ?L . , ( (Aye) APP VED, AS..TO FORM.-, C. W. Kirby / m' ''f / A: NT 4:6-�C(4 It^---1--. oh T. Martin _ County Attorney / 47 ' , (A e) e K. S f^-'inmark LHR 578 DATE PRESENTED : NOVEMBER 23 , 1981 810705 w .n 1‘11101 C(iKY< t p �98 ,, 013 November 23, 1981 County Commissioners Weld County P. O. Box 758 Greeley , CO 80631 ATTN : Jeannie RE : After the Gold Rush , Inc . Dear Jeannie : Pursuant to our telephone conversations , I am sending this letter as formal notice that we wish to withdraw the Management Agreement that was previously submitted on behalf of After the Gold Rush , Inc . Thank you for your assistance in this matter. Very truly yours , Lver Secretary to H. Alan Dill BC/ Dill and Dill Processional Corporation / Attorneys At Law H.Alan Dill Robert A.Dill 700 East Speer Boulevard Jon Stonbraker John A. Hutchings Denver, Colorado 80203 / Telephone 303/777-3737 mEmoRAnDum To THE BOARD Date 11-13-81 COLORADO From CLERK TO THE BOARD Subject: MANAGER'S AGREEMENT _ AFTER THE GOLD RUSH, INC. DBA THEO'S GOLDEN SANDS, INC. The management agreement between Golden Sands, Inc. and After the Gold Rush, Inc. DBA Theo' s was continued from your Board meeting conducted on November 4, 1981. On November 12, 1981, we were contacted by Bonnie, Allen Dill' s, secretary. Bonnie informed us that her boss Allen Dill, a Denver Attorney, has just been hired by Dennis Muck, President of After the Gold Rush, Inc. On behalf of Mr. Dill, Bonnie has requested, by telephone, that said management agreement with Golden Sands, Inc. dated September 2 , 1981, be withdrawn. Bonnie agreed to send a formal letter of withdrawaland it should be received during the week of November 16 , 1981. Bonnie also stated that a different management agreement will be submitted for your consideration soon. On November 13, 1981, we did receive Jim Gillium' s, State Liquor Enforcement Officer, opinion regarding the management agreement with Golden Sands, Inc. Said opinion is attached for your information. Mr. Dill' s secretary, Bonnie, stated that they would not be present on November 16, 1981. However, if there are any problems regarding their withdrawalshe asked to be notified immediately by telephone. Denver number 777-3737 7o o Thank you, ='he following items contained in the "MANAr7'•" v9 ;0 Tri kr; " � Th Greeley, raise nuestions as to the contract being such, or a lease agreement . Paragraph 3. A. All gross receipts from the bar o to the manager. Manager is to pay employer a set fee, or 12 of the gross sales per month, Paragraph 5. A. Books and records of business open to verification by emnlo 'er. Paragraph 6. A. Increased Payments in 2 year increments . Varar-raph 7 . A . Manager is to perform things which are normally done by the licensee : 1. Payment of taxes , insurance and all oche- expenses : liability for.or paymeTtvof�Payroll, �mainteinenance of copyright licenses , /� P ,O S S T• LL W THr,, F�,�avL1YT'9S QT' TUT VA'd:A^ ...,�, a-.fl) NOT r'?PLOVT'TS 7F TT-E EMPLOYER . IT TS TITE INTENT T;.7nT PRE M r, STALL NOT R? AN TMPLOy1 E D T,'r A'dAR .R m nm F � � it � 3:''iPLOY' R, I3�??' AN TdD":?'='f�';'dT -O'I.RA . OR. (This paragraph in itself invalidates this contract as being an "employment contratt" by it ' s own wording. ) 2. Manager nays the costs of furnishings and equipment, to nay for repairs, and the cost of insurance. Paragraph 12. A. Manager agrees to indemnify employer for any costs or damages : Manager covenants that he will keen and save employer and employer' s interests in the business harmless from any penalty or damage or charge imposed by any violation of any law. Paragraph 14. A. 'Upon termination of this agreement, all si.rpplies and inventory will be returned to owner: '•ZA:dAGTR MAY Trn0V71 HIS EQ,T' PMENT. Paragraph l>. A. THE MA1A''ER SffALL ALSO PROliT!),; T•) TIT:+., E•4PLOYE1 THE PIT?ST LIPID LAST M ):'JTTT'S KENT. (A lessee pays RENT to a lessor : again, this invalidatew the entire contract .as being a MA: AG -,MENT CO:JTRACT A3D divulges it as being a disguised lease agreement . ) Paragraph 19. A. "anage* does not become a partner of employer. (Since he is not A Partner of. license' , this indicates that licens-e has no control of the licensed premises . ) All of the above paragraphs indicate that the "Manapter" is really totally In charge of the operation. 12-47-106 ( 1) states that "At all times a licensee shall possess and maintain possession of the premises for whi^h the license is issued, by ownership, LEASE or other ar.ran,-e- ment . 12-1;7-106 (4 ) states : `'Jo license granted under this section is transferrable, excent upon the death of spouse, e' c . 12-117-129 (!F)a deals with unlawful financial interest, and states, in Part "it is illegal for any person interested d'..rectly or indirectly n any retail lio'.ior dispensary of any kind to conduct , own or be either directly or indirectly interested in any oti er liquor lice Should the "Manager" Have any other contracts oofa similar naturei.n Colorado there would be a violation of this statute. Prom the documents submitted we have no way of knowing whether or not this is so. FTor do we have sufficient, information on the corporation to know if they comply ',!ith the provisions of 12-).Fv-111 ("I) , which states that employees of a licensee must be of accntable character. Therefore, IT IS MY OPINION that, should the "Manager" desire to conduct said business, that he obtain a lieuor license in his own rite. rF . f NOV1 3 1981 Gar:. r.V r Hello