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On the Market: Bomeisl, Boehm join Prudential Realty roster

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— Cam Boyd and Pam Vanatta, co-owners of Prudential Steamboat Realty have announced that Bob Bomeisl and Tim Boehm are the newest additions to the company’s roster of real estate brokers.

Bomeisl has been an active broker in the Steamboat community since 1979. A former ski instructor and fly fishing guide, he made the transition from late ’70s ski bum to a consistent multi-million dollar producer.

“I came here 30 years ago, but if I had to choose a Colorado community to live in today, it would still be Steamboat Springs,” Bomeisl said.



He added that he was attracted to the power of Prudential’s brand and its use of real estate technology and marketing practices.

Boehm comes to Prudential with several years of real estate experience from Steamboat Real Estate.



“The main reason I was attracted to Prudential Steamboat Realty is because of their superior client customer service and their dedication to being the top real estate office in Steamboat,” Boehm said.

March 2009 YVRA flights down 5,361 from 2008

Yampa Valley Regional Airport reports that 25,744 airline passengers arrived at the airport in Hayden in March.

That compares to 31,105 in March 2008.

City tentatively OKs bonding for base improvements

The consensus at Steamboat Springs City Council on Tuesday was to authorize the Urban Redevelopment Area Advisory Committee to continue preparing financial documents that could lead to issuing bonds this spring for at least $11.2 million and possibly more, to allow the continuation of design and construction work on public improvements at the base of the ski area.

The work would include a pedestrian promenade and the day-lighting of Burgess Creek where it flows in a culvert beneath the lowest ski trails.

City Council was acting in its capacity as the Urban Renewal Authority. Individual members of the authority expressed the importance of not losing momentum in the work already begun.

The revenue stream backing bonds in the urban renewal area comes from incremental growth in the property tax base near the ski area base. However, the city would be required to further back the bonds with its reserve funds.

It’s late in the season to undertake major construction this summer, but the groundwork would be laid for substantial work in 2010 and 2011.


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