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Prolect Applicalion ,^," r/t+ /t F
Proiect Description:
Owner lrddress and Phone:
Architect Addross and Phone:
/r Legal Description: Lot
Zoning Approved:
'' 'r Design Review Board .!
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Motion by:
Seconded by:S^u,u d r,n
APPROVAL DtSAPPRoVAT,
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6,r,,.(t B l/
Chief Building Official
5217't * ff'4zt zf t-a
SINGLE TAMILY RESIDENTIAL AND RESIDENTIAL,ZONING CHECKTIST
tOU€ Profosed use:
Minus frazard Area:
Equals Buildable Area: .
Eeight:
Setbacks:Required - Front
Actual - Front
Distance Between Buildings :
G.B;F.A. Allowed: Buildable
Slte Coverage: Allowed - Lot
Landscaping: Bequired - Lot
Parki.ng:Required
Drive: Slope Permitted
Parking and Drives Must
Environme nt aI / Hazar d :
201 , Sides
, Sides
10' +,Rear2Or +
, Bear
Actual
%-Aetual
%=
%=
Required
Area
Area
Area
Actual
Slope Actual
Be Paved
Avalanche
Flood Plain
Slope
Distanee From Creek
Trees Removed
Legal Descripti "^z
Architect , ?eer- <- l;'l4..rrvgla /
Zone District:
Lot Area:
Actual
Zoning Approval;
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. George & Hope Curfman
20 Elm St.
Denver, CoLo. 80220 - Unit 13
Barbara & Gordon Rowe
Box 32
Vail, Colo. 8L657 - Tract A
Thomas & Lynn Engleby
5369 W. Roxburv PI.
PUBLIC NOTICE
,;
Li-ttletonf coLo. 80123 - Unit 16 Col-o. Sprgs, Co. 80907 - Unit 11
Carl R. a Christina M. Hansen Frank Romano, IfI
110 S. Edward c/o Robert L. Archer Mt. Prospect, I11. 60056 - Units 17 & 18Box 762
Golden, Colo. 8040I - Unit 12
NOTICE IS IIEREBY GMN that Ralph Turnbull and
woody Bleeck have applied for a variance from the provisions
of Section 18.L8.060, Setbacks, of the Municipal Code for the
fown of Vail, in order to construct, an addition to an exist_
ing dvrelling unit located on Lot za-D, Bighorn Terrace sub-
division. Apprication has been mad.e in accord with chapter
L8.62 of the Municipal Code.
A Public ttearing will- be held in accordance wj_th
Section 18.66.050 of the l,,tunicipal Code on August g, t9?g
at 3:00 p.n. before the Town of vair pranning and Environ-
mental commission. said hearing will- be held in the vail
Municipal Building.
TOWN OF VATL
DEPARIIIENT OF COMMUNTTY DE\TELOPMENT
Diana S. Toughill
Zoning earninisiiator
Publ-ished in the Vail TraiJ. ,July 14, l97g
Alexis E, I,uechenco
250 Kearney Denver, Co1o. 80220 Unit L4
Richard W. Newman
L776 LLncaln Suite. 701
Denver, Colo. 80203 - Units 19&20
Ruth River
4108 Anitra
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PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE rS HEREBY GrVEN that Ralph Turnbull and
Woody Bleeck have applied for a variance from the provisions
of Section 18.18.060, Setbacks, of the Municipal Code for the
Town of Vail, in order to construct an addition to an exist-
ing dwelling unit located on Lot 20-D, Bighorn Terrace Sub-
division. application has been made in accord with Chapter
18.62 of the Municipal Code.
A Public Hearing will be held in accordance with
Section 18.66.060 of the Municipal Code on August 8, 1978
at 3:00 p.m. before the Town of Vail Planning and Environ-
mental Commission. Said hearing will be held in the Vail
Municipal Building.
TOWN OF VAIL
DEPARII,IENT OF COMMT]NITY DEVELOPMENT
Diana S. Toughill
Zoning Administrator
Published in the vail Trail ,luly L4, L978
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APPL ICAT ION I:OR VAR IANCE
And/0r
CONOITIOIIAL USE PERI,IIT
Ordinancc llo. 8 ( Scr ics ot 1973)
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dc hereby request permission to apPear before the Vai I Planning
comm i s s' ", ;" : :: : :"' : :. :":',i",' "",1"',r " ! (
"o",, " ^( ) Zon ing Change from .to ( ) Parking Va ri ance ' ( ) Condil-ional use P
lnt
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C lea r I y state
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& ENVIRONMENTAL COMIUISSION
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MINUTBS
PLANNING
8 August
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COMMISSION MEMBERS:
STAFF:
Number one on the agenda:Lot ZO-D, Bighorn Terrace.
Eoger Tilkemeier
Gerry White
Ed Drager, Chairman
Sandy Mills
Jim Rubin
Diana ToughiLl
Turnbull Setback Variance -
The meeting was brought to order and Jim Rubin, Acting
Zoning Administrator asked that the Commission address Number 4
on the agenda: Sunbird Lodge - Al1owable Units per Acre and
Prirking Variances on Lot 2, Block 1, Vail/LionsHead 3rd Filing.
Mr. Rubin statecl that tbe applicant has asked for a
postponement until the Commission's September 12th meeting.
Roger Tilkemeier made the Motion to approve the postponement of
Sunbi.r4 Lodge - Allowable Units per Aere and Parking Variances
on Lot 2, BTock I, Yail/LionsHead 3rd Filing until the meeting of
September 12, 1978 at the applicantrs request, Ed Drager seconded the Motion and the Commission voted unanimous approval .
The Conmission then addressed the second iteir on
the 'agenda: -Cold Stream (Glenlyon) - Arnendment to SDD-4. The
applicant isasking for an indefinite postponement. Roger Tilkemeier
made the l{otion to approve the applicant's request for indefinite
posfponement of Cold Stream(Glenl-,yon) - Amendment to SDD-4. Sandy
Mil1s seconded the [Iotion and the Commission voted unanimous approval .
David Peel , Architect represents the owner in this request.
They are asking for the variance to build a two-bedroom addition
and put in additional parking. They are asking for a 7-ft.
Setback. The unit is not j-n excess of the GRFA requirement, It
was explained that if the addition were placed differently, it
wbuld necessitate removing trees which they are trying to avoid.
Jim Rubin had the Commission review the site plan as submitted.
The Commission discussed the memorandum as prepared by the Department
of Community Development and their recommendation for approval of
the variance request.
Roger Tilkemeier made the Motion to approve the Setback
Variance request for the Turnbull Residence on Lot zO-D, Bighorn
Terrace j-n accordance with the memorandum from the Department of
Community Development of August 4, 1978. Gerry lVhlte seconded the
Motion and the Commission voted 3 members for approval , Sandy Mills
opposed. The Commission advised the applicant of the 10-day appeal
period.
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Pianning & Environmental Commission
August 8, 1978
JamesMorteroftheMorter/ToddPartnershipisrepresenting
the owner in these variance requests; also,--in attendance is the
applicant,s attorney, lllr. Charies Caivin. Mr. llorter reviewed his
pi^r". *ith the Commission. He explained that the applicant wishes
to build a garage addition to his residence which will replace an
open parkinE area for two cars' and the existing stairwell'
T,he a-OAition will enclose the exterior stairwell.- He feels this
addition will improve the appearance 6f the residence. The materials
to be used for construction-wi1t match those on the residence' IIe
ir.i* granting these variances will make the residence more in
conformance witn ii. pr"t""t zoning which is Public Accommodation
Zone. No additionaf Lnra is being requested, -and he feels this
would not be a dangerous precetiet l because this is the only residence
rpi-thin the Public Accommodation Zone '
JimRubinexplainedthevariancesrequestedassetdown
in the memorandum ;;;;il4 by the Department of- Community Development '
It was stated that th; 4g-ft. aistante between buildings would-be
redused to 16-ft. between the residence and the christiania Lodge'
Mr.CalvinthenspoketotheCommissionandexplainedthatboth
buildingsltnere.sioenceandChristianial,odge)werebuj-ltbefore the current Zoning ordinance was in effect. He does not feel that
ifri- g"""ge addit'ion would be detrj-mental to the public safety,
welfare, etc., uoa-ir" ""peated trIr. Morterrs statement that tbere
would be no precedent uui io.this case because of the zoning of
this area and the unique problem of this single residence. He
stated tbat the applicant wants all weather access to his residence
and that the appeaiance of the residence would be improved by the
ir"ug" addition-. Ir{r. Calvin feels there is no special privilege
;;i;; accorded the applicant by granti-ng these variances'
Sandy Mil1s feels the plans have "eye appeal"' that it would
be much better to look at an attached ga:rage than an open parking
ii"i, and she doesn't feel that tbe narrowed corridor between
buildings wirl be-offensive. she also feels that the plan ig-g""9
in that the trees that are a buffer between the buildings will not
be disturbed.
PaulJohnston,tberepresentativeforthejChristj-aniuLg_qq"
was in attendance. He asked the commission to consider'postponement
of these variance requests because the owne::s at the Christiania
have not had a chanc6 to revierv the plans and he wants to notify
all the owners.
DianaToughillfeelsthatitwouldlreproperfor-the.Commission
to grant tnis postp"nu*u"t so that Nr. Johnston can notify the owners'
Mr.Johnstonstatedthatthere.aretwopropertyownerswho
would very definituiv be impacted by this garage addition' He
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Ptanning & Environmental Commisslon
August 8, 19.78
stated that he had asked Mr. Morter to provide the plans for
the ownerrs review, but had not received them to date.
Sandy Mi1ls asked whether by Public Notice, Mr. Johnston
had had an adequate amount of time to notify the owners. Mr.
Morter stated that he will gJ-ve the plans to ll1r. Johnston
so they are available for the owner's review. Sandy Mi11s
still feels that adequate time wbs allorved for Mr. Johnston
to notify and advise the owners, and that it would be unfair
to the applicant to grant the postponement.
Diana Toughill explained that the time frame remains the
same because of an appeal to the Town Council which Mr. Johnston
could do, and. the Planning & Environmental Commission could re-
hear these variance requeits at their next meeting. Sandy
Mi11s feels hearing it twice is a waste of the Commissionrs time.
Roger Tilkemeier stated that because the addition does
close in on the Christiania, and the units owned by the absentee
owners, they should be allowed to rev|ew the pIans. Mr. Tilkemeier
made tbe Motion to grant the postponement of the hearing as
requested by Paul Johnston, representing the christiania Lodge.
Gerry lfhite agrees that the Commission should grant
so4e time for the owrers and neighbors to review the plans'
ltr. calvin stated that he has no problem with the continuance
but asked whether it would. be possible for the Comrnission to make
a determination today to approve the variance requests with
the proviso that there may be an appeal?
Mr. Drager feels this is not possible as there are only
four members of the Commission to vote today. He feels it
is important to hhve a fulI member Board to vote. He added
that he has a problem with the owner notification process. Diana
Toughill stated that there has been a problem with interpretation
ot itre notification process. It was her interpretation that the
staff could notify the Condominium Associations, or agent, on
behalf of the property owners, but the interpretation of J-,T1v_Rider, Town of vail Iega1 counsel , i.s that each owner within the
condominium or townhouse complex should be notified if they own
interest in the Property.
Mr. Drager questioned Jim Rubin as to the fact that the
staff along ri-tr, tneir Iegal counsel has steadfastly maintained
that a structure that is non-conforming should not be made more
non-conforming by granting a vari-ance request' Mr- Rubin stated
that this is iruil ,-howevei, the largest concern in non-conformity
of a building is excessive GRIA and is a much different category
than setback vari"ances.
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Planning & Environmental Commission
August 8, L978
Roger Tilkemeier asked Paul Johnston for his conunents re-gardtng the variance requests and the impact on the Christiania.
Mr. Johnston questions the visual impact on some of the units in the Christiania.
Mr. Tilkemeier asked Mr. Johnston if he doeSn't feel
that a covered parking area would be more desirable than an
open parking area where cars and trash containers would be visible? Paul Johnston feels that an open parking area with just two cars will be more desirable than the 2 or 3 cars,
along wj.th nunerous bicycles, that have beeu in this area in
the past.
Diana Toughill stated that two of the items requested are more non-conforming, but concerning the sovered. parking,
thi's would be more conforming in this Zone District.
Gerry l{hite thinks this could prove to be a negative
impaet and addressed the fact that there are two small open parking lots in the area. Roger Tilkemeier stated. that these probably wonrt be open parking lots for much longer.
Ed Drager questioned the fact that the 40-ft. corrj-dor
between buildings would be reduced to l6-feet which would block
the corridor visua1Ly.
Mr. Heywood Davis then asked to be heard by the Commission.
He is an owner of a unit in the Chateau Christiania. He is con-
cerned that if there should ever be a falling out with Paul ' Johnston or the Christiania Lodge, their only access to their
units is through the corridor in question. He feels there will
be a very definite impact on some of the units.faci-ng the proposed
addition.
.. Roger ?ilkemeier asked Mr. Davis if he didn't think there
would be more privacy attained because of the garage, as cars ' coming in and parking in an open Iot would produce more noise
and the lights may be a bother at night, etc.
Ed Drager feels the Commission should look at the site
in consideration of the problems
Jim Rubin advised the Commissj.on that the Christiania Lodge
is more non-conforming than the residence in question. Tbe
Christiania is only 4* feet from their property line.
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Planning & Environmental Commission
August 8, l97A
The notification process problem was then re-hashed
and it was decided between the statements from Diana Toughill
and members of the Commission, that re-notification should be
made for these variance requests. [Ir. Morter of the Morter/Todd
Partnership will prepare the owners list for notification as
requested by Diana Toughill
Mr. Drager remj-nded the Commission there is a Motion
on the floor for postponement. The Motion as stated by
Mr. Tilkemeier is to grant a postponement of the heari-ng as
requested by Paul Johnston representing the Christiania Lodge,
to the first meetj-ng in September of'the Planning & Environmental
Commission, The lvlotion seconded by Gerry lYhite. The Commission
voted 3 for approval , Sandy Mills opposed.
The fifth item on the agenda:
Patch 2nd Filing.Plat Amendment - Potato
This request is made because of a change l-n road design.
The maps were reviewed by the Commission and after discussion
the Motion was made by Gerry lVhite to approve the plat amendment
for Potato Patch 2nd Filing. Sandy Mi11s seconded the Motion.
The Commission voted 3 for approval with Roger Tilkemeier abstaining.
& Environmental Commission frlember to the Desi Review Board.
The Commission di.scussed the matter and are i.n agreement
to appoint Pam Garton with .her approval at the next meeting.
Number 8 on the agenda, Approval of Minutes. The Minutes
for approval are those of the meetings of June 28, July 11, and
July 25, L978. Gerry lYhite made the Motion to approve the Minutes
for June 28, July 11, and July 25, 1978. Roger Tj-lkemeier seconded
the ltlotion. The Commission voted unanimously to approve these
Minutes. Sandy Mil1s abstained on those Minutes of July 25, 1978-
Meeting adjourned.
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vail, colorado 81657
13031 47&5613
department of community dwelopment
l6 August '1978
Mr. Carl R. Hansen, President
Chicago Associates' Inc.
75 East Wacker Dr.
Chicago, Itlinois 60601
Dear i''lr. Hansen:
Your letter of Ju'ly 20, 1978 was received and I have tried to
contact you by pnone, in"foriunatety t wai-unaute to speak with you before
the planning & EnviiSnil;;i-iffii"rrion meeting on August 8' 1978.
'ThevariancerequestedbyMr.TurnbullforUnit20-D,Bighorn
Terrace was for u s;il;k-vi"i"un." of approximately z-feet from the
;il;;;y"iin""i n-ri!u""i''tn"' requirea tb'-teet in order to construct an
addition to the orpi"*. iiie aatiition witt be 700 sq'-It'-additional
Gross Residential rit"" n"lil ieninl' u't tnty-were well,within the
GRFA requirement. it" aisiunie Uetween-Uuiliings remains the same and
the proposed structuri nii-iiih. adverse impaci on the existjng structures
in the area. fne piinning & Environmental Cbmmjssion granted the
variance as requesEed by Mr. Turnbulr ai-ineii meeting-on August 8' 1978'
I am enclosing u.oii;i;it; Minutes oi-tnit meeting ior your information'
If you have any-other questions or need additional information
please contact mY office'
Si ncerely,
n rA ' -(''"-'W4naU t+. f-u
LJames A. Rubin
Acting Zoning Administrator
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. FROM bNPARTI\MNT OF COTIMUNITY DEVELOPTIENT
DATE 4 August 1978
BEFREQUESTFoRSIITBACKVARIANCE-RALPHTURNBUTL r,Ot ZO-P, BIGHORN TERRACE SUBDIVISION
rneappricanthasrequest'edaSetbackofapproximately
6-feet from the property line l-n lieu of the required l5-feet
inordertoconstructanadditionlg""existingduplex.The
addition is approximately 700 sq. ft'
The Department of community Development has reviewed'
the criteria and.findings provided for in section 18.62.060 of
the Municipal Code and our conclusions are as follows:
The relationship of the requested variance to
other existlng o1'potential uses and structures
in the vicinitY.
.Theplansfortheproposed'structurewouldhavelittle
adverse impact on existing or proposed structules l-n Ene area
Theproposedextensionwouldnotmakethedistancebetween
this unit and the one directly behind it any more non-couforming'
The distance between these units is l9-feet at the cl0sest
point, which is approximately 6-feet short of the required
2s-feet. This extensiOn', horvever, would not make the distance
betrveen the units' any .closer than the existing l9-feet.
Tlrereisanotlrerunitlocatedtotlresouthwestof
theproposedextension,]-ocatedapproximately25-feetfromthe
proposed expansion. This 25-feet is in compliance rvitb' the
requireddistancebetweenbui}dingsoftheZoningordinance.
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August 4, 1978 - Setbacli Variatrce nequest - Turnbull
The degree of rvhich relief from the strict or
literal interpretation and enforcement of a
specified regulation is neeessary to achieve
compatibility and uniformity of treatment among
sites in the vicinity or to attain the objeetives
of this ordj.nance rvithout grant of special
Privilege.
The proposed adclition of 700 sq. ft. is within what
would be permitted on this site. Th.e site is 4,252 sq' ft',
whicb rvould permit a GRFA of 1,488 sq, ft. The existing unit
on the lot is 697 sq. ft. lYith the 700 sq. ft. proposed addition,
the unit would be 91 sq. ft. smaller than rvhat would be permitted
on the site. The reason for the variance request is to protect
several trees that stand 5O to 6o-ft. high. The addition could
be built in another configuration which would not require the
varj_ance, but this would mean the rettloval of the large trees.
The effect of the requested.variance on light and
air, ciistribution of population, transportation
and traffic facili-ties, public facilities and
utilities and Public safety.
I{e do not foresee any adverse affects upon these
factors.
.. The Department of Community Development finds '-. that the granting of the variance wj-II not
constitute grant of special privilege inconsj-stent
with the lirnitations on other properties
classified in the same district.
That the granting of the variance rvi1l
not be cletrinrental to tlre public health, safety
or rvelfare, or materially injurious to properties
or improventents in the vicinitY.
That the variance is rvarranted for the follorving reasons:
.a. The strict or literal intcrpretation and
enforcenrent of the spccifiecl legulation
. worrlcl rcsul-t in lrract:i.ca1 difficulty or
. unneccssary physical hlrrdship ineousisteut
rvith thc objc-'ctives oI this title'
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August 4, 19?8 - Setback Variance Rqcluest - Turnbul.l
b. There are exceptional or extraordinary ' cj.rcumstances or coriditions applicable
to the site of the variance that do not
apply generally to other properties in
the same zone.
The variance request, if approved, will enabLe the
ovmer of this unit to tuil-o an addition which he is pelmitted
to have und.er the density requirement of the zonLng Ordinance.
Due to the exlsting posilion of the building on the site and
the relationship oi ttre builcling to the large trees, it is
advantageous to allorv the Setback encro.achment'
TheDepartmentofcommunityDevelopmentrecommends
approval of the requested Setback variauce.
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SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL AND BESIDENTIAL ZONING CHECKLIST
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Legal Description
Oq'ne1 f,6 fu.eJb Architect, ?ee- * ln l,e.rrtu,l
zone Distriet : { f rytf' Protrosed use:
Lot Area:
Eeight:
Setbacks:
Minus Hazard Area:
Dquals 5ur-IcaDfe Area:
Actual
Required - Front
Actual - Front
Distance Betweeu Buildings :
G.B.-F.A. Allowed: Buildable
Site Coverage: Allowed - Lot
Landscaping: Required - Lot
Parking:Required
Drive: Slope Permitted
Parking and Drives Must
Environment al / Hazard :
10t + ,Rearzo' +
,Rear
Actual
=Actual
x d-70-
201 , Sldes
, Sides
Required
Area x
Area
Area d-,o-
ActuaL
Slope Actual
Be Paved
Avalanche
tr'tooO Plain
Slope
Distance From
Trees Removed
Creek
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Zoning Approval;
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chicago associates, inc
75 east wacker drive
chicago, illinois 60601
312-782-0970
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July 20, 1978
l4s. Diana S. Toughi ll
Zoning Admlnistrator
Town of Val I
Box 100
Val l, Colorado 81657
Dear D I ana:
Since Unlt 20-D, Blghorn Terrace Subdivision, is inmediately
behind my Units l7 and 16, I would appreciate some information
as to the dimens ions and location of the proposed additlon.
Any informat ion you can suppl y r,vi I I be appreci ated as I wi I I
not be able to attend the hearing.
It is worthy of note that Blghorn Terrace Subdivision was
developed with a high degree of density. Hopefully the
Unit 20-D additlon contemplated is not large.
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general management - marketing planning - consumer research - community relations
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PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY cMN that Ra1ph Turnbull and
woody Bleeck have applied for.a variance frorn the provisions
of section 18.18.060, setbacks, of the Municipar code for the
Town of vail, in order to construct an addition Lo an exist-
ing dwelring unit located on Lot 2o-D, Bighorn Terrace sub-
division. Application has been made.in accord, with chapter
L8.62 of the Municipal Code.
A Public Hearing will be held in accordance with
section 18.66.060 of the Municipal code on August g, r97g
at 3:00 p.rn. before the Town of vair planning and Environ-
mental commission. said hearing witl be held in the vail.
trlunicipil Building.
TOWN OF VAIL
DEPARTMENT OF COIVMUNITY DEVELoPMENT
Diana S. Toughill
Zoning Administrator
Published in the Vail Trail July 14, L}TB