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A new parking garage under Ford Park?

Those who support the new Ford Park parking structure feel the?parking on?Vail's Frontage Roads is?why taxpayers should? build a large one-story parking structure under the ball fields at Ford Park.? The ball fields are to be converted to artificial turf and placed on top of the proposed parking structure. The proposal is expected to be included in a Vail Recreation District (VRD) master plan to be presented to the Vail Town Council in early August.? Some VRD officials appear to be aiming at putting a property tax measure on the election ballot within a year or so.? The ballot will most likely include the parking structure and perhaps other major recreational amenities.?

Four Seasons - Vail, Colorado

Things are looking good for the Four Seasons mountain resort in Vail to be ready for?the 2009 ski season.?

Now is the time to consider either the fractional ownership options, or invest in the best with a whole ownership condominium at the Four Seasons in Vail.

Fly Fish the Gold Medal Trout Streams and Trout Ponds near Vail, Colorado

Have you always wanted to try Fly Fishing for Rocky Mountain Brown Trout?? The Vail Nature Center, located near the Betty Ford Alpine Gardens, on Gore Creek offers fly fishing classes for children, adults and families.? All the fishing equipment is included and you will have the memories of catching your first trout.?

In addition, you will learn about Vail's ecosystem, entomology, as well as basic tools and knowledge of fly-fishing.

Enjoy the Gore Range Views while you Golf in Vail - Open for 2008 Season of Golf

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The Vail Golf Club is a championship 18 hole course par 71.?The golf course is nestled at the base of the Gore Range in the heart of the Vail Valley located at 8,200 feet. Golfers of all skill levels will enjoy watching their golf balls fly an average of 10% farther in this high-alpine environment.

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Take advantage of the Season Passes and punch card sales now underway

Vail's?North Day Lot will be the location of the New 18 Million Dollar Bus Station

Despite, pleas from neighbors at the Landmark Condominiums and Rob Katz, Vail Associates CEO,?the Vail Town Council approved the new ground level bus station for the North Day lot in Lionshead.? Council members?were concerned about future growth and the new station will?include room for town buses, county buses, hotel shuttles and skier drop off.?

Vail is counting on $5 million in federal grants, $1 million in state grants, and $3 million from Eagle county, yet to be secured.? The majority of the $18 million would come from tax-increment financing funding.? A TIF district in Lionshead allows taxes generated from redevelopment to be used for public improvements in the district, like transportation.

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