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TO: TERRY MINGER
TOWN COUNCIL
PLANNING COMMISSION
FROM: KENT ROSE
JIM LAMONT
DIANA TOUGHILL
RE: STAFF REVIEW OF VILLA CORTINA
The following recommendations are made by the Town of Vail Staff
after careful review of the proposed project:
1. Since the parking area is completely heated and snow storage
will not be a problem, we sug that they be allowed to use
parking spaces 9' x 18' with = a 24' aisle. This would allow
the parking to be moved back from the property line 3' so that
landscaping could be incorporated into the area south of the
Fire Station.
2. Planter boxes could be used to efficiently break up the parking
area, particularly in the summer when less parking is being
used.
3. We suggest that the retaining walls adjacent to the ramp to
underground parking be treated with stone, brick or other de-
corative material to relieve the monotony of large expanses of
asphalt. Parking in the above grade parking could be screened
by adding a small wooden fence to the top of the retaining wall.
4 If , _ _Ianter- could -be- -- incorporated
.e art i- on-o -f —t he- g
5. Heavy landscaping should be concentrated in the area adjacent
to the green belt area.
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Mr. Kaiser Morcus
Kaiser Morcus Realty
Vail, Colorado
Subject: Villa Cortina Design Review
Dear Kaiser:
The proposed Villa Cortina has been approved by the Town Council
and a building permit will be issued pending plan check and
negotiations with our Town Staff on the following suggestions:
I. Since parking area is heated, size of spaces should be
reduced to 9 x 18' with a 24' aisle. The resulting three
foot area should be landscaped to screen parking area.
2. Planter boxes could be used in the summer to break up the
parking area.
3. We suggest that the retaining walls adjacent to the ramp
to the underground parking be treated with stone, brick or
other decorative material to relieve the monotony of large
expanses of asphalt. Parking above grade could be screened
by adding a small wooden fence to the top of the retaining
wall.
4. Heavy landscaping should be concentrated in the area adjacent
to the green belt.
5. An agreement should be worked out with the Bank of Vail to
handle surface drainage which flows through to your property
and then to the green belt area.
6. A landscaping plan should be submitted for approval.
7. All signs must be approved by the Sign Review Committee.
We suggest a- meeting with you and your architect at your earliest
convenience. If you have further questions, please contact us.
Yours truly,
TOWN OF VAIL
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BOARD OF ZONING, APPEALS AND EXAMINERS
MINUTES OF MEETING
January II, 1973
I. The meeting was called to order at 9:20 a.m. in the Town-of Vail
Municipal Building.
II. The following members were present: Messrs. Nottingham, Hoyt and
Viele. Also present: Jerry Aldrich, Building Official.
The following guests were present: John Eden and Rodney Seawright
of Engelke Architects, representing Kaiser Morcus.
III. New Business - Villa Cortina (Kaiser Morcus)
A. Case Z -1 -73 - Request for 7' setback on southwest corner in
lieu of 10' as required. Mr. Seawright presented his variance
request to the Board as follows: The odd shape of the lot
has created a hardship in building an aesthetically pleasing
and economical building. The proposed building would encroach
on the setback only in an area 3' x 3' on the south -west corner.
The balance of the building meets all setback requirements.
A motion was made by Mr. Hoyt for approval of the variance.
The motion was seconded by Mr. Nottingham and approved unani-
mously by the Board.
B. B -1 -73 - Request for use of Glu -Lam beam at entryway in a type
II building where combustible materials are not allowed.
Mr. Seawright explained that the height of the entry makes it
difficul.t to use any other type of member such as metal. The
cost for glass and aluminum was prohibitive. He further ex-
plained that this is a nonbearing wall. Mr. Aldrich pointed
out to the Board that a laminated beam would have approximately
a two hour fire resistive rating and since it is a nonbearing
wall he can see no reason why the GIu -Lam beam shouldn't be
used. A motion was made by Mr. Hoyt and seconded by Mr. Nottingham
for approval of the variance. The motion was approved unanimously.
C. B -2 -73 - Request to use 49° wood on the exterior of the third
floor where only 40' is allowed by Ordinance No. 6. Mr. Seawright
explained that the gross wall area of the third floor is 6,330
square feet and they are proposing to have 3,093 square feet of
wood veneer. The Architectural Control Board has requested that
they use at least this much wood to make t'he building blend with
existing structures in the area. Mr. Seawright further explained
the walls and roof are concrete and he feels this would not be
a fire hazard. Mr. Aldrich pointed out to the Board that
our Ordinance is already a large departure from the Building
Code which allows no wood above 15 The question of using
fire retardant treated wood was then discussed. Mr. Aldrich
feels that this would be an unnecessary expense and feels it
would be safe if the veneer were applied directly to the walls
or if it is furred out, it should be fireblocked every 10
Shareholders Condominiums had asked for a clarification of Ordinance
No. 6 and an interpretation was made that the building could be
considered in total rather than by floor and wall. After a
great deal of discussion pertaining to interpretation, a motion
was made by Mr. Hoyt that the variance be granted to allow
the extra 9p wood in this particular case as there is no
fire hazard. Mr. Hoyt also suggested that each case of this
type be considered on an individual basis rather than changing
the ordinance or making a general interpretation. The motion
Board of Zoning Appeals and Examiners
Minutes of Meeting
January II, 1973
Page 2
was seconded by Mr. Viele and approved unanimously by the Board.
IV. Old Business - None
V. Other Business: The following contractor's licenses were approved
for 1973:
James A. Reinecke Jr. Construction
Delta Drywall
Garfield Stucco & Plaster
Richard L. Benes Construction
Cipra, Inc.
PPG Industries
Western Slope Gas
Tiago Construction Company
Kiese Electric
Pinkard Construction Company
A to Z Home Repair Service
Master Pools
The Tin Shop (Rod Cain)
Maxwell Heating
Eagle Valley.Roofing
Howard Electric
Shaver Refrigeration
Cunningham Construction and Development
Palan Masonry, Inc.
I & J Electric
C & C Concrete
Prestressed Concrete
Glenwood Masonry, Inc.
Acme Fire Protection
VI. Adjournment - As there was no other business, the meeting was
adjourned at 11:20 a.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Jerry L. AI dri ch
(Ex- Officio)
APPLICATION TO APPEAR BEFORE THE 7
BOARD OF ZONING, APPEALS AND EXAMINERS �✓
Date Application F. i I ed December 29, 1972
I, _ _Robert R. Engelke , representing Kaiser Morcus
, respectfully request a variance
from the, _requirements of Section (see I attached)
of the Vail Zoning
Ordinance in order to maintain building integrety
and /or Section see sect. ( 1 1 ) and ( 1 1 1 ) attached of the Uniform B u i l d i n g Code
as amended and adopted by the Town of Vail in order to
create a more aesthetically pleasinq structure to conform with surroundin
area.
In making a determination on zoning, the Board considers only undue
hardship; need for the proposed variance; compatibility of the
proposed variance with the surrounding area; effect on future develop-
ment of the area and; health, safety, and the welfare of the inhabitants
of the Town.
In Building Code variances, the Board may consider only suitability of
alternate materials and methods of construction and; reasonable in-
terpretations of the provisions of the Code.
The administrative official may challenge any variance granted which
goes beyond the scope of the powers of the Board.
It is understood that a fee of $25.00 payable in advance and that a
ten (10) day posting period is required prior to a public hearing on
the above requests.
Signed:
Please list adjoining pro
Bank of Vail (east)
Vail Fire Protection District (west and north)
Tract land (south)
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T0: TERRY MINCER
TOWN COUNCIL
PLANNING COMMISSION
FROM: KENT ROSE
JIM LAMONT
DIANA TOUGHILL
R£: STAFF REVIEW OF VILLA CORTINA
The following recommendations are made by the Town of Vail Staff
after careful review of the pooposed project:
1. Since the parking area is completely heated and snow storage
will not be a problem, we suggest that they be allowed to use
parking spaces J' x 18' with a 24' aisle. This would allow
the parkin; to be moved back from the property line 3' so that
landscaping could be incorporated into the area south of the
Fire Station.
2. Planter boxes could be used to efficiently break up the parking
area, particularly in the summer when less parking is being
used.
3. We suggest that the retaining walls adjacent to the ramp to
underground parking he treated with stone, brisk or other de-
corative material to relieve the monotony of large exranCPS of
asphalt. Parking in the above grade parking could be screened
by adding a small wooden fence to the top of the retaining ,-all.
4. If clearances permit, a small planter could be incorporated
over a portion of the ramp to the underground parking.
5. Heavy landscaping should be concentrated in the area adjacent
to tine green belt area.
March 2, 1973
Staff Review
Page 2
6. It is suggested that alternate treatment of foundation areas
on both structures could be used to hide the unsightiv concrete
foundation galls. We would suggest a natural material such as
moss rock.
7. A children's play area could be incorporated into the central
court.
8. 1,11 signe must be approved by the Sign Review Committee.
No of voill
March 2, 1973
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TO: TERRY MINCER
TOWN COUNCIL
PLANNING COMMISSION
FROM: KENT ROSE
JIM LAMONT
DIANA TOUGHILL
RE: STAFF REVIEW OF VILLA CORTINA
The following recommendations are made by the Town of Vail Staff
after careful review of the proposed project:
1. Since the parking area is completely heated and snow storage
will not be a problem, we suggest that they be allowed to use
parking spaces 9' x 18' with a 24' aisle. This would allow
the parking to be moved back from the property line 3' so that
landscaping could be incorporated into the area south of the
Fire Station.
2. Planter boxes could be used to efficiently break up the parking
area, particularly in the summer when less parking is being
used.
3. We suggest that the retaining walls adjacent to the ramp to
underground parking be treated with stone, brick or other de-
corative material to relieve the monotony of large expanses of
asphalt. Parking in the above grade parking could be screened
by adding a small wooden fence to the top of the retaining wall.
4. If clearances permit, a small planter could be incorporated
over a portion of the ramp to the underground parking.
5. Heavy landscaping should be concentrated in the area adjacent
to the green belt area.
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ARCHITECTURAL
CONTROL COMMITTEE
January 25, 1973
Mr. John W. Eden
ENGELKE ARCHITECTS
Vail, Colorado 81657
Dear John:
The Architectural Control CommitteE has reviewed the revised
plans submitted for Villa Cortina. The Committee did not
approve the plans for the following reasons:
The Committee felt that the window treatment on
the north and east sides of the building should be
restudied.
The Committee would like to review color samples of
the exposed aggregate to be used on the building.
The Committee needs further clarification on the
fireplace chimneys; and wonders whether they will go to the
ground. The Committee also cautioned the builder that
the chimney height might have to be increased to conform to
the Uniform Building Code.
The Committee is satisfied with the character and feeling
of the south and west elevations, but still has a problem with
the north and east elevations in and around the entrance; and
suggested that perhaps a stucco and wood treatment on the north
side of the east wing would reduce the length of that wing.
VAIL
URAL CONTROL COMMITTEE
eter W. Seibert
Chairman
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Town of Vail
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ARCHITECTURAL CONTROL COMMITTEE
Present: Sheika Gramshammer
George Knox
Peter Seibert
Held January 24, 1973,
at 10:00 a.m..at the offices
of Vail Associates, Inc.
The following items were discussed:
VILLA CORTINA (KAISER MO RCUS)
Revised plans were reviewed for this building. The Committee
did not approve the plans for the following reasons:
The Committee felt that the window treatment on the
north and east sides of the buildinq should be
restudied.
The Committee requests color samples of the exposed
aggregate to be used on the building.
The Committee needs further clarification of the
fireplace chimneys; and wonders whether they will go
to the ground. The Committee also cautioned the
builder that the chimney height might have to be
increased to conform to the Building Code.
The Committee is satisfied wi th the character and feel I ng of the
south and west elevations but still has a problem with the
north and east elevations in and around the entrance and suggested
that perhaps a stucco and wood treatment on the north side of
the east wing would reduce the length of that wing.
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January 24, 1973
VILLAGE CENTER COMPLEX
The Committee discussed the Village Center Complex to be built
by Fred Hibberd. The Committee expressed some concern regarding
the size of the smaller building on the northwest corner of
the lot (portion closest to the Crossroads) and would like to
see this building broken up. Committee requested further detail
on this portion of the complex.
The Committee also reminded Mr. Hibberdthat the Town is
considering further control on density and design and therefore
requested that he submit his plans to the Board of Trustees
when he is applying for his building permit.
ARNOLD RESIDENCE
Approval of this residence was granted and a deed has been issued.
The Committee requested final landscaping plans for this residence.
TRAMMELL CROW RESIDENCE
The Committee has received a letter from Mr. Crow requesting a
deed to his property. The Committee would like to review final
working drawings and a landscaping plan.
Respectfully submitted,
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Sara A. News
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Secretary
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ROBERT R. ENGELKE
A R C H I T E C T S A. I. A.
2186 S. HOLLY ST. SUITE NO. 108 757 -3790
DENVER C0L0RA00 80222
I. Request a variance for encroachment into set -back area.
Section 4 - (b) - (1) - (c)
The odd shape of the lot creates a wedge shape at the area in
question, i.e., the southwest corner of the building. We would
protrude into the established setback line a small triangular
section of approximately three (3) feet on each side (see area
circled in red). The use of standard size componant parts as
well as unity of construction requires this encroachment. We
would respectfully call your attention to the distance we are
behind the established setback line, on the west side in particular,
except for the corner in question.
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ROBERT R. ENGELKE
A R C H I T E C T S A. I. A.
2186 S. HOLLY ST. SUITE N0. 108 757 -3790
DENVER COLD RA 00 80222
II. GLU -LAM Window Frame at front main entry
Ref. U.B.C. Section 1705 (c) 2 (d)
and Section 1903 1
The GLU -LAM Frame at the front entry is non - bearing but does
provide wind -load resistence for the window unit (see north
elevation and detail 4/13).
We feel the use of this member, though not strictly in accordance
with Type II construction, will not be detrimental to the health,
safety and welfare of the occupants.
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ROBERT R. ENGELKE
A R C H I T E C T S A. 1. A
2186 S. HOLLY ST. SUITE N0. 108 757 -3790
DENVER C0L0RA00 80222
III. Wood Veneer at third story
Ref. U.B.C. Section 1705 (c) as amended
As the building is drawn, we have a gross total third floor wall
area of 6,330 square feet. Of this, 3,092 square feet or approx-
imately 48.8`i;, is shown in wood panel. This wood is applied over
concrete walls and I feel will not endanger the health and safety
of the occupants.
We wish to receive a variance to use the wood veneer as drawn.
ROBERT R. E ELKE
A R C H I T E C T S A. I. A.
2186 S. HOLLY ST. SUITE N0. 108 757 -3790
0 E N V E R C 0 L 0 R A 0 0 80222
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June 21, 1973
Frasier & Gingery
2840 So. Vallejo
Denver, Colo.
R(� Villa Cortina
Gentlemen:
In reference to your plan check of Job. No. 452.11, Villa Cortina
at Vail, Colorado, the following corrections are being made effective by
this letter. The numbers of items refer to your number of items in
your letter.
1. Window type E on north end of building shall be 1/4" glass rein-
forced with 24 gauge mesh embedded in the glass 1" x 1 ".
2. Main entrance door X131 is to have the swing reversed and hardware
reversed accordingly.
3. See attached sheet X -1.
4. Notes on details 16 /A -11 and 12 /A -10 ARE TO BE CHANGED TO READ
1" x 1" STEEL TUBING AT 9 inches o.c.
5. Dimension on detail 18 /A -11 is to be changed from 1' -0" to 1' -4"
for hearth cantilever and on sheets A6 and A16 from l' -4" to 1' -8"
for hearth width in master bedroom of Type M and V Units.
6. Covered in Addenda #2.
7. NUTONE 9665 - 70 CFM.
8. Boiler Room
A. Stleet A -2 on dimension of 19' -0 ", at mouth end of building, which
givan im ion or exterior door to me+chnnicnl Pquipment (It - 01).
change this dimension to 24' -0 ".
B. Sheet A -2 - ON THE TWO 3' -0" CRAWL SPACE ACCESS FROM THE MECH-
ICAI, ROOM B -01 install a 1 hour SOLID CORE DOOR IN these two
locations.
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9. Two 2 1/2" fire standpipes with 75 feet of hose with combination
nozzels are to be installed at the foilowi.ng locations:
(a) On wall between Unit Type C and Corridor.
(b) On west wall of corridor 102, 60 feet from the north end.
Install fire hose cabinet at these locations. Provide a 3" fire
main to the water main in front of meter in accordance with
Chapter 38 of the U.B.C.
Sincerely,
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CONSULTING ENGINEERS
2840 SOUTH VAL L EJO STREET
ENGL EWOOD, COLORADO 80110
TELEPHONE 303 761 -4860
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Mr. Jerry Aldrich
Chief Building Official
Town of Vail
P. 0. Box 100
Vail, Colorado 81657
Re: illa Cortin Plan Check for Compliance with Uniform Building
o. 452.11
Dear Mr. Aldrich:
The drawings and specifications for Villa Cortina have been
reviewed for compliance with the Uniform Building Code. Our pre-
liminary findings and recommendations are presented herein. The
required corrections are marked on the plans. We will make our
final plan check as soon as we receive the corrected plans.
If you have any questions regarding the referenced subject,
please contact us at any time.
Very truly yours,
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FRASIER & GINGERY, INC.
Knud 0. Rasmussen, P. E.
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PART A
PRELIMINARY
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REVIEW FOR OCCUPANCY, TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION AND EXIT REQUIREMENTS
1. Exterior Wall Openings
North and south walls are less than 20 feet from the property
lines. Under Section 1903 -6 the openings in these walls
should be protected by a fire assembly having a three - fourths
hour fire protection rating.
2. Main Ent rance
Main entrance door ( #31) does not open in the direction of
egress. Section 3303 -B requires that exit doors swing in the
direction of travel when serving an occupant load of 50 or
more.
3. Roof Access
Ordinance Number 6, Series of 1971, Town of Vail, requires
that every building two or more stories in height shall have
a steel ladder for access from top floor of top story to
roof.
4. Railings
In Stair Detail 16 /All and Balcony Rail Detail 12/A10 the
clear distance between rail supports is exactly 9 inches.
Section 1714 requires that railing be designed so no object
9 inches in diameter may pass through railing.
5. Fireplace
7.
Cantilevered Hearth Detail 18/11 shows the hearth to project
16 inches from the fireplace opening. Section 3704 -j requires
a minimum of 18 inches projection.
Elevator
No details are shown for the elevator shaft; hence compliance
with requirements of Section 1706 -d cannot be checked.
Exhaust Ventilation
Capacity of the exhaust fans for bathrooms should be shown on
the drawings so compliance with Section 1305 -a may be checked.
8. Boiler Room
A. Per Section 3320 -a the second means of egress from the
boiler room must be separated by a horizontal distance
not less than half the greatest horizontal dimension of
the room.
B. Crawl space access openings from the
be protected in accordance with Sect
9. Standpipes
Ordinance Number 6, Series of 1971, Town
that all buildings three or more stories
with wet standpipes. The wet standpipes
the requirements of Section 3804.
boiler room should
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PART B
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REVIEW FOR COMPLIANCE WITH ENGINEERING REGULATIONS
Items found to be fully or partially in violation of the Code
are as follows:
1. No specific violations of Code requirements were found in
review of the engineering drawings.
2. Under the Special Construction Requirements of the Town of
Vail, special inspection is required for the following types
of work:
a. Concrete
b. Masonry
c. Welding
The Special Inspector shall be employed by a registered
professional engineering firm and shall be approved by the
Building Official.
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CONSULT /NO ENOINEEPS
2840 SOUTH VAL L EJO STREET
ENGL EWOOD, COL ORADO 80110
TELEPHONE 303 761-4860
June 5, 1973
Mr. Jerry Aldrich
Chief Building Official
Town of Vail
P.O. Box 100
Vail, Colorado 81657
Re Villa Corti Check - Our Job No. 452.11
Dear Mr. Aldrich:
As per your instructions, we are proceeding with the plan
check of the subject project. Our preliminary take -off
of general building data is attached. We expect to com-
plete our review during the week of June 4. A preliminary
report will be delivered to you on, or prior to,June 8, 1973.
We are happy to have this additional opportunity to provide
our services to the Town of Vail.
Very truly yours,
FRASIER & GINGERY INC.
Knud 0. Rasmussen, P.E.
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CIVIL ENGINEERING / LAND SURVEYING / STORM DRAINAGE / STRUCTURAL / TRANSPORTATION / WATER & SANITATION
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VILLA CORTINA
PROJECT DATA SHEET
JOB NO. 452.11
Owner:
Architect:
Structural Engineer:
Mechanical Engineer:
Electrical Engineer:
BUILDING DATA
Use:
Occupancy Group:
Type of Construction:
Fire Zone:
Stories:
Floor Area:
Occupant Load:
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37,092 S.F. @ $24
3,195 S.F. @ $6
Permit Fee:
Plan Check Fee:
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Kaiser Morcus
Robert R. Engelke
Ronald N. Frickel
John J. Blank
Howard W. Butterweek
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37,092 S.F. Habitable
3,195 S.F. Balconies
186 Persons
$890,208.00
$ 19,170.00
$909,378.00
$ 1,035.88
$ 517.94
CLEANUP DEPOSIT REFUND
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Date Paid U
Contractor
Deposit Paid by
Address
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L ETTER OF AUTHORIZATION
Date Submitted June 4, 1973
TO: FRASIER & GINGERY, INC.
2840 South Vallejo Street
Englewood, Colorado 80110
Please provide Plan Check service on plans for the following
structure:
I. Name of Project Villa Cortina
2. Address of Project Main Vail Road
3. Name of Owner Kaiser Morcus
4. Two sets of plans, calculations and specifications:
Enclosed ( ) Under Separate Cover ( ) To be Delivered
by Owner O<) Other ( )
5. Please check plans under the current Edition of the Uniform
Building Codes as adopted and amended by the Town of Vail.
Fire
Zone
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Seismic Zone
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Load
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Snow
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Frost
Depth
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LAWS REGARDIN BUIL 31 C ST UCTION.
PLAN NUMBER
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SIGNATURE OF OWNER OR CONTRACTOR
MECHANICAL PERMIT APPLICATION
Jurisdiction of Vail. C.olarado p o
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JOB ADDR ESS
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OWNER MAIL ADDRESS ZIP PHONE
2 F. R. Orr Associates Inc. 4414 Vine 5t. Denver Cola. 30215
CONTRACTOR MAIL ADDRESS
3 X&xwell Heating company 1235 -So. fturon,
ARCHITECT OR DESIGNER MAIL ADDRESS
4
PHONE LICENSE N0.
Oftwer Colo. &4 125-H
PHONE LICENSE NO.
ENGINEER MAIL ADDRESS
5
PHONE LICENSE NO.
LENDER MAIL ADDRESS
6
BRANCH
USE OF BUILDING
7
8 Class of work: 91 NEW ❑ ADDITION ❑ ALTERATION
❑ REPAIR
9 Describe work: Installation of hot water Mating st ets.
Type of Fuel: Oil ❑ Nat. Gas ❑ LPG. ❑
PERMIT FEES
SPECIAL CONDITIONS:
No.
Type of Equipment
Fee
Air Cond. Units —H.P. Ea.
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Refrigeration Units —H.P. Ea.
Boilers —H.P. Ea.
Gas Fired A.C. Units — Tonnage Ea.
Forced Air Systems— B.T.U. M Ea.
APPLICATION ACCEPTED BY
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PLANS CHECKED BV.
APPROVED FOR ISSUANCE By
Gravity Systems — B.T.U. M Ea.
Floor Furnaces—B.T.U. M
Wall Heaters — B.T.U. M
NOTICE
THIS PERMIT BECOMES NULL AND VOID IF WORK OR CONSTRUC-
TION AUTHORIZED IS NOT COMMENCED WITHIN 60 DAYS, OR IF
CONSTRUCTION OR WORK IS SUSPENDED OR ABANDONED FOR A
PERIOD OF 120 DAYS AT ANY TIME AFTER WORK IS COM-
MENCED.
I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT I HAVE READ AND EXAMINED THIS
Lt K N OW THE SAME TO BE TRUE AND COR
ALL PROVISIONS OF LAWS AND ORDINANCES GOVERNING TH THIS
TYPE OF WORK WILL BE COMPLIED WITH WHETHER SPECIFIED
HEREIN OR NOT, THE GRANTING OF A PERMIT DOES NOT
PRESUME TO GIVE AUTHORITY TO VIOLATE OR CANCEL THE
PROVISIONS OF ANY OTHER STATE OR LOCAL LAW REGULATING
CONSTRUCTION OR THE PERFORMANCE OF CONSTRUCTION.y
Unit Heaters— B.T.U. M
Evaporative Coolers
Clothes Dryers
Ventilation Fan
Range Hood
Air Handling Unit— C.F.M.
Incinerator
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SIGNATURE OF CONTRACTOR OR AUTHORIZED AGENT (DATE)
PERMIT $
SIGNATURE OF OWNER IF OWNER BUILDER) (DATE)
TOTAL FEE $
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AUDIT
Form 100.4 9 - 69 REORDER FROM: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF BUILDING OFFICIALS .50 50. LOS ROBLES . PASADENA, CALIFORNIA 91101
PUBLIC NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that Engelke Architect Con behalf of Villa Cortina)
has filed an application with the Town of Vail for an exception to the
parking regulations imposed by the zoning ordinance for the Town of
Vail (Ordinance No. 7 [Series of 1969], as amended), which application
is on file with the Town Clerk.
A public hearing will be held before the Town Council for the Town
of Vail on said application at the hour of 7:30 o'clock p.m., Tuesday,
May 1, 1973, in the Municipal Building, Vail, Colorado, to determine
the request of the applicant for an exception or variance from the
parking regulations of the Town of Vail zoning ordinance. All interested
persons may appear and be heard at the time of the public hearing.
Dated this tenth day of April, 1973.
Witness my hand and official seal.
TOWN OF VAI L
By ,1
Town Clerk
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