As a result of the agreement, the WPRA board becomes a five-member board with initial staggered term; five years thereafter. The Mayor appoints the initial directors and the positions will be self-perpetuating in that the remaining citizen directors will elect their replacements for the term of five years.
"I believe that these individuals will represent the city's interests in Winter Park with enthusiasm," Webb says. "Winter Park is a valued city of Denver asset. Intrawest will be terrific for Winter Park and this board will be able to facilitate all the actions required by Intrawest to move forward."
The new board will act under an amended agency agreement with the city and county of Denver. WPRA will hold title to the Winter Park assets, execute the agreements with Intrawest, and take all actions required under the agreements.
Webb appointed city councilwoman Allegra "Happy" Haynes; Manuel Martinez, a law partner at Holme Roberts & Owen LLP; city special projects director Elizabeth Orr; foundation president and commercial real estate consultant Rick Pederson; William Dean Singleton, owner of the Denver Post.
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