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Index, .....e1 - G6
Roof Frauing.. ....RFl - nF53
Headers. .......H1 - H19
Floor FranLng. .....FLl - FL
Foundation ....F1 - 10
Lateral ..t1 - L19
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GEilERAL HOTES ':- SEI|TRY COHSTRUCTIOH - VAIL,COL$RADO
EEIIERAL
Contractor ahrll verlfy sll. dtmensions end Job eLte conditionr
before commencing York and Eh€Il report any diacrepancies to
the engineer.
2. Uee uritten dimensions. Do not use scaled dimensions. llhere
no dimerrsion ia providedt sonsult the architest or engineer
for clerification before proceeding slth the usrk.
3. The designr adequacy and safety of erectisn bracingr shoringt
temporar'y supForte etc. is the soJ.e reeponeihillty of the
contractor and hes not been considered hy the engineer' The
contrantor ie responsible for the stability ol the structure
prior to the conpletion of a.ll ehear ral.Ls, roof and floor
diaphragms and finieh materials
DESIGII CBITENIA
CCIDE r 1991 UBC
VERTICAL LIVE LOADS;
ROCTF - Se PSF
LATERAL LOADSI
WI}ID - *€t ItPHr Exp. B
SEIST'IIC- Zone l- I=1.6
FT]UIIDATIOH
The buitding ls suppor'ted on continuous footinge and ieolated
peds bear'ing in undieturbed nstur'al soile.
2. The bottom of all footinge arrd slabs to bear on nativet
inorganic, undisturbed soil. Botton of aLl exterior footinge
to bear l'-Ar minimum belov exieting grade.
3. Contrastor ehall. provide temporary shorirrg to prevent mov€|rnent
of walLs if bEckf iJ.l is placed hefore the floor eyetem or slab
ie ln place.
4. There shall be a mlnimum of 95X conpectLon {ASTI1 t}1557
llodljied Proctor Deneity) of atl backfill. eoil under sl'atra on
grade.
5. Extend al..I footirrge a rninJ.rnum crf 48n belo* grade' ( froet
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CAST-TI-PLACE COIICRETE
1 CITNCFTETE: f 'c = 3OSA PSI at 28 daye, nor'$el *eLght'
l{ax. e}ump = 3r for slgbs end footlnge'
4" for ual.ls, columns and beams.
Curlng compourrd I ASTII C3O9' Type 2, Clese B'
Conatruction to be in accordance sith ACI 318-43'
Location of conetruction or pour Jalnta muet be
approved by the engineer if di{ferent fr'om t}roee
shorn on theee draringe.
Concrete shell be air-entrained and ehalL con{orm
to eection 3'4-1 of ACI 361-Sa for durahiLity'
?. REINFOACINE STEELI ASTII A615 - Grade {O for *3'
Grsde 66 for *4 and larger.
Provide clear emtredment af rebar as
deaignated in AGf-3t4.
FIBEFI'IESH; ASTII C-1116 Type 111 4.1' 3? 16O% henopolymer
polypropylene fibrilLated fibere - 1.5# per Gu'
yd.
HASORRY
1. Concrete lasonry Unite tcllu): AsTIl C9A-7O. 6rade H-1, running
bond - center ecored.
- Typical Belnforsement - ilS verts B 48n o'c'
2 - ,3 horlz. € 4Si o- c'
Ilortsr: ASTt't C-?76t Type S, mLn- cornpressive strength of
l8e& PSI at 28 daYs'
Grout: ASTI{ C476 tith a ml.n. compresaJ.ve etrength of 2ooo PSI
aL 28 days.
Brlck TLee: iAA l{ire Pr'oducte - AA4OIJ rith AA{OOi' or
approved equall for wood etud construction. lnstall at 4i
veneers spaced at l$i oc- c. max vertical and 16r o' c' max'
horlz.. Use 2-a6 gal-v' nsLle per anchor for uood etud
construction.
FitI ell eellg containing reinfclreLng rith grout in lifte not
exceeding 4'-6t o'e. in height. Ftlf aLl se.l'Js uith grout as
indicated on t,heEe drauings. All reinforcnEnt ehEll be in
pl.ace prLor to grouting rtth ver.tical bare held st top' bottom
end 19? bar dismeters maximum o, c, , corrtractor sh€ll pr'ovLde'
temporar'y bracing, for masonry ralle. ae required, untj-l
connections to roof diaphragm 3.a completed.
Fireplacel FlrepJ.ece design and connectione to floors and
roof, shal.J. meet Uniform buildt ng eode eectlon 37€t4 ( e ) urrl'esa
otherviee noted'
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STRUSTURAL STEEL
1. Shapee. Flates snd bersr ASTII A35r Fy = 36 KSI
Pipe: ASTI'I A53 or ASOI' Fy = 35 KSI min.
?. BoLtsl ASTlt A307 mschine bolts (]'1. B. ) unleee other'else
indicated as A325 hlgh etrength bolts {H.S.B.}
Expaneion boltstE.E): iHl'lti- Xvilr BoLti or approved egual'
3, Helding Eleotrodee or lfires: Alts A5. I or A5.5, E76XXI AWS
A5, 19, E?OS-X. lfeLding ehall conform to AllS i Code for Arc
snd Gae llelding in Buildingen. ALl. I'elding ehB.ll be performed
by a cer'tifled rel'der.
UOOD
L SEvn Lunber: Ho 2 &
ruIes.
6.l'u-LamLnated memberg :
Loge: LodgePole Pine:
Better Douglas Fir/Lsrch' ICWPA gr'ading
Slmp.l.e Span treame: ?4F-V4
Continuoue or Cant. Besme: 24F-VB
Roof Purllns and Floor JoLeter
l,lal.le: \dall Log 4€l
Headers: Premium Gr'ade ( unLees
Sarrr Bound Ho. 2
nated otherylse )
Sheathing:
Soof:5,/8i - 4Qt2@ CD'X. APA approved eheathing.
Nailtng: 8d O 6' o.c. at panel edges.
Sd e lzi o' c. at intermedlate
rafter'e. (Unleee otherriee noted )
Flsor: 3/4n ' 48t24 CFX. APA eppr'oved eheathing.
6l.ue and tlailing: €d € 6i o.c. at panel edgee'
8d € l0i o. c. at
intermediate Joists'(Unlese otherriEe noted)
Framlng Anchors and Connectors: iElmpson" or approved equal
ae indicated on these dravinge.
For nal-Iing not ehosn on these drarlnge or ln these notee, use
UBC l{ai}lng Schedule, Table 25O.
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CENTER SPAN = 26 ft
LEFf CANfILEVER = ft
RIGIT? CAN?ILEVER =
GENERAL DA"A ----
FIXTTY CODE ----->>> 1 <<
1=PinlPin 2=Ftx/Fi,x
4=Pin,/Fixft 3=FixlpinI: INERfIA = 248 in:4'
E; ELASTIC M9DULUS =2900O00O psi--:::;,-;;;-;;;;;;;;;-;;;;-.3"i:1i",13i3.;, ;;-;:;-;;;- ;;'.-;;;; ;;;;,
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l MIN. Span Moment = -28-13 ft-k
I ..,. 0:Location = 26 ft
I[ @ teft Support = ft-k
I @ Right Support = ft-k
II MAXIMUM DEFI.,ECTIONS
I Center SPan' L? X =I Left Cant., G X =I Right Cant:, G X =
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SINGLE SFA}T BEAM ANALYSIS
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GENERAL DATA -.**FrxrrY coDE ----->>> 1 <<
1=Piny'Pia , Z=Fix/Fix. 3=Fix/Pin , 4=Pin,/Fix
I: INERTIA = 1018 in^4-
E: ELASTIC MODULUS = 11O0000 psi
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l4AX. Span !4osent
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MLN. Span Moment.... g Location
HA)(THUM DEFLECTIONS
Center $pan, @ X
Left Cant., @ X
Right Cant., @ X
Q{JERY VALUE$
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6.2359 ft
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Rlght SupErsrt = -8.965 ft-k !4AXIMTM MO}4ENT
SHEARS
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REACTlONSLeft Su14>ort
Right Support
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FrxrTY CODE ----->>> l" <<
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2=Fix,/Fix
4=Pin/Fix
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ftftIEFT CANTITEVER =
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#3=#4=
#5=
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TRAPEZOIDAT
RIGHTkrf X-LEFT X.RIGHT ft
CONCENTRATED .
#1 =#2=
#3=*4=
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#7=
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MAX. Span Moment = 49.905 ft-k Left SupPort = 8.669625 k
.... G tocation = 7.7465 ft Right Support = 8.347524 k
MIN. Span Monent = ft-k REACTIONS
@ Location = ft Left Support = 8.669625 k
Right Support = 8.347524 k
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MAXIMUM DEFLECTIONS (Pos. = UP)
Center Span, € X = 9,5964 ft
LeftCant., GX=RightCant., 0X=
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RIGHT CANTILEVEft = ft
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CANT. :. #1 =#2=
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GENERAT DATA ----FrxrrY coDE ----->>> 1 <<
1=Pin/Pin ,' 3=Fix/Pin ,I: INERTIA
2=Fix,/Fix
4=Pin/Fix
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SPAN BEAM ANALVSIS Page
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CENTER SPAN = 15.17 ft
GENERAL DATA ----
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I: INERTLA = 30.8 in^4
E: ETASTIC MODULUS =29000000 Psi
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MAX. Span Moment = 7.7616 ft-k Left support = 0.794990 k
.... G Location = 10.345 ft Right support = 3'225009 k
MIN. Span Moment = -Q.000 ft-k REACTIONS
.... @ Location = 15.1? ft Left support = 0-794990 k
Right SuPPort = 3.225009 k
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!4A)(IMLTM DEFLECTIONS (Pos. = UP)
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SINGLE SPAN BEAI{ ANATYSIS Page
GENERAL DATA ---.
FrxrTY coDE ----->>> 1
1=Pin,/Pin , Z=Fi-x/FLx
3=Fix,/Pin , 4=Pin/FLx
SPAN LENGTHS --.-.
CENTER SPAN = 2L ft
IEFT CANTILEVER = ft
RIGHT CANTITEVER = ft I: INERTIA = 350 in^4
E: ELASTIC MODUTUS =29000000 Psi
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#1 =#2=
#3=
#4=
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#2 = 1.39 1.39
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!4,A)(. Span Moment = 75.750 ft-k Left Support -- 12'44523 k
.... @ Location = !2.558 ft Right Support = 13'83476 k
MIN. Span Moment = -0.000 ft-k REACTIONS
.... @ Location - 21 ft Left Support = t2'44523 k
Right support = 13.83476 k
teft Support =Right Support =
}TIu(IMUU DEFLECTIONS ( POS .
CenterSpan, @X= 10.71
LeftCant., @X=RightCant., GX=
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SPAII LENGTITS .--..-
CENTER SPAN = 15.5 ft
GENERAL DATA ----
FrxrrY coDE ----->>> 1 <<
l=Pin/Pin , 2=Fix/Fix
3=Fix,/Pin ' A=PLnlFLx
I: II{ERTIA = 375 in-4
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MAJ(. Span Monent = 8.9204 ft-k Left SupPort = 2.4O2629 k
.... €-Location = 3.999 ft Right Support = 1.2?0370 k
MIN. Span Moment = -1E-13 ft-h REACTIONS
.... G Location = 15.5 ft teft SupBort = 2.402629 h
Right Support = 1.270370 k
teft SuPPort =Right SuPPort =
MN(IMU}JI DEFLECTIONSCenterSpan, GX=Left Cant., @ X =RiqhtCant., @X=
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TOWN OF VAIL
75 S. FRONTAGE ROADvArL/ co 81657
97 0-47 9-2138
DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
NOTE I THIS PERMIT MUST BE POSTED ON
PROJECT TITLE: SENTRY DUPLEX
NEW (SFR,P/S,DUP) PERMIT
Addrestion..1225 WESTHAVEN
2103-121-06-004
PRJg 6-017 2
Parcel No..
ect No.
APPLICANT
CoNTRACTOR SENTRY CONSTRUCTTON CO., rNC.
P.O. BOX 7005t ELGTN, rL 60175
OWNER
Description:NEW DUPLEX WITH EHUOccupancy TypeDwellings Zone 3 V-NPrivate Garages Zone 3 V-N
99.'79
36 .2r
Subt.otal :
6,77O
7 ,285
7 t455Table Date: 05/17/1996
Fi reptace Information: Restricted: y
P lan Check---) 3/503.50
Invest i gat i on> .00
ili L l. ca L t----> 3.00
.O0 Total CatcuLated fees---)
500.00 AdditionaL Fees--------->
9?5.50 Total permit Fee-------->Recreat i on Fee---------->
BALANCE OUE----
*************************************************************)t***************Jct***************************************************
ITem: 05lOO BUILDING DEPARTMENT
l0/L6/1.996 CHARLIE Action: NoTE
L0/L8/1996 CHARLIE Action: AppRrtem: 05400 PLANNING DEPARTMENT
1,0/16/1996 CHARLIE Action: NOTElO/22/1996 GEoRcE Action: APPRItem: 05600 FIRE DEPARTMENT
L0/16/L996 CHARLIE Action: APPRftemr 05500 PUBLIC WORKS
L0/t6/L996 CHARLIE Action: NOTE
lO/24/1996 LARRY_P Action: APpRItem: 05550 ENGINEERING
70/L6/L996 CHARLIE Acti-on: NOTE70/LB/I996 TERRI_M Action: NOTEI0/24/t996 TERRI_M Action: AppR
Dept: BUILDING Divieion:
PLANS TO CHARLIE
CHARLIE DAVIS
Dept: PLANNING Division:
PLANS TO GEORGE
Dept: FIRE Division:
N/A
Dept: pUB WORK Divj-sion:
PLANS TO LARRY
LARRY PARDEE
Dept: ENGINEER Dj_vision:
PLANS TO TERRI
SEE NOTICES
SEE CONDITTON
TOV/Comm. Dev.
Clean-up
approved
amount
date
***************r(******************************************* FEE SUl'|IIARY **************************************************tr*******
BuiLding-----> 5/390.00 Restuarant Ptan Revie'/-->
] SSUED
r0/L6/tee6
to /24 /ree6
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SENTRY CONSTRUCTION
2740 MEADOW DRRATION, ST. CHARLES, ELGIN IL
Total Val-uation:
Town of Vail Adiusted Valuation:
#Of Gas App I i ances:fOf 6as Logs: 3
Number of DwellingFacLor Sq. Feet
JOBSITE AT ALL TIMES
io status...
AppIied..
Issued,..
Expires. .
Phone: 630-584-1133
Phone: 630-584-1133
Phone: 630-584-1133
60175
Units: 002
Va luat ion
6L5,704.30
46 ,529 .85
662,234,15
662,234.15
1, 350 / 000 . 000
fof Uood/Pa t tet:
1't t322 .OO
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't1 ,322 .OO
11 ,322.OO
.00
it Refund
.o. Box '7005, ELcrN,
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Sge Page 2 of this oo.urnl' f or any conditions that ly apply to this pernit.
DECLARATIONS
I hereby acknoHledge that I have read this app[ication, fitled out in futt the infonnption required, completed an accurate p[ot
ptan, and state that atI the information provided as required is correct. I agree to compty with the information and ptot ptan,
to compty with atl, Town ordinances and state taws, and to buiLd this structure according to the To!,n's zoning and subdivision
codes, design review approved. Uniform Euitding code and other ordinances of the Tosn appLicabte thereto.
REOUESTS FOR INSPECTIONS SHALL BE HADE TI,]ENTY-FOUR HOURS IN ADVANCE gY TEL OFFICE FRotl 8:00 AH
Send Ctean-tlp Deposit To: SENTRY CoNSTRUCTlofi
PAGE 2********************************************************************************
CONDITIONS OT APPROVAL
as of 1,0/24/96 Status: TSSUED********************************************************************************Permit #: 896-0326
Perrnit Type
Applicant
Job Address
Location
Parce1 No
NEW (SFR,P/S,DUP) PERMTT
SENTRY CONSTRUCTION CO. r rNC.
1225 WESTHAVEN CR
1225 WESTHAVEN LANE
2103-121-06-004
Applied: ro/16/Lee6Issued: I0/2A/1996
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CONDIT]ONS********************************************************************************
1. THIS PROJECT WILL REQUIRED A SITE IMPROVEMENT SURVEY. SUCH
SURVEY SHALL BE SUBMITTED AND APPROVED PRIOR TO REQUEST FORA FRAME INSPECTION.
2. ATTIC SPACES SHALL HAVE A CEILING HEIGHT OF 5 FEET OR LESS,
AS MEASURSD FROM THE TOP SIDS OF THE STRUCTURAL MSMBERS OFTHE FIJOOR TO THE UNDERSIDE OF THE STRUCTURAL MEMEBERS OF THE
ROOF DIRECTLY ABOVE.
3. IJOG GRADING REPORT AND TRUSS MANUFACTURER REPORT REQ'D ATT]ME OF FRAMING ]NSPECTTON4. GARAGE DRATNS MUST BE DAYLIGHTED AND IS NOT ALLOWED ?O BETIED INTO SANITARY SEWER
SIGNATURE OT O|'lNER OR CONTRACTOR FOR HIIISELF AND OUNER
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TOWN OF VAIL, COLORADO Reprintedt IO/2a/96 13r12 Statemnt
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Statemnt Numberr REc-0220 Amount: 1I,722.00 l0/22/96 11:18
Payment Method: CK Notation: #11239 Init: CD
* * * * * * * tt*** *rt rl * ** *** * * * * * * * * * * * ** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * **** * * * *
Perrni-t No
ParceI NoSite Address
Locat.ion
Account Code
01 0000 41310
01 0000 41331
01 0000 4L332
01 0000 22002
30 0000 450320t 0000 41336
896-0325 Type 3 B-BUILD
2103-121-06-004
1225 WESTHAVEN CR
1225 WESTHAVEN LANE
NEW (SFR/P/S,DUP) Pg
1" 1., 322 . 00rI | 322 .00
.00
Amount
5, 390 . 00
300.00
3,503 .50
1,000.00
925. s0
3.00
This Payment LItL22.OO
Total Fees:Total ALL Pmts:
Balance:
De s cri-pt ion
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DESIGN REVIEW FEES
PLAN CHECK FEES
CLEANUP DEPOSITS
RECREATION FEES
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I*******i********************** PTRMXT IIiIFORI.|A?ION ***************** ************tlt
I tl-Building I J-Plunbing [ ]-Etectrical [ ]-Mechanibat I J-other _
rob Name: ,'4W-b,W'tr-- ,rob Addrer", tl,MtAresh lil(.ffimn tarc
Lesar Descriptionr Loldl- Btock- riri.s--sJaDgr5loN&-nrym
Owners l{a:ne:
Architest:
Address:
fk4tffi"*,
l}mber
and Type of Fireplaces: Gas Appliances_ cas f,ogs .3 !!ood/pelJ.et_
,f********1'tc****tctc-HaTj|{t(br***** VALUATTONS ***********rf *******iF*********i}***
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Addrees:' in"ne-uu*a;;r-ifu
Electrical Contractor: _ Town of Vail Req. No.Address:
.Plunbing Contractor:
Address:
Mechanical Contractor:
Address:
* * ********* * * ** * ** ******* * * *** * *E'OR
BUTIJ)TNG PERMIT FEEI
FLUI'{BING PERUTT FEEI
UEC}|ANICAT, PESIiIIT FEE :
ELECTRTCAII FEE:
OTHER TYPE OF FEE:
DRB FEE:
Tonn of VaiI ReE. NO._
Phone Nurlber! :---"
Torm of VaiI Reg. lfo.
Phone Nunber:
orFrcB usE *******************************
EUTI"DTNG PI.AN CHECK FEE:
PLUI{BTNG PI,AN CHECK FEESMECfiANICEL PI,.IIN CHECX F8E:
RECREATXON FEE!
CI"8AN-UP DEPOS
TOTAL PSRI''IT
BUTLDING:
STG$ATTIRE:
ZONTNG:
srcNArgm:
PhgfueHtg
pnfufrb&il
ceneral Descriptlon:
work claEs: 1y{-New [ ]-Alteration t l-Additional [ 1-nepair I J-other
Nuraber of Dr,relling Units; 3__Nunber of Acconnodation Units:
CLEAI| I'P SEF.OSIT SEFTIf,D TO:
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TO:
FRO}4:
DATE:
SUBJECT:
t5 iouth irontege rord
v.ll, color.do 81657
(3,as, 479-2L.38 or 479-2L39 ofllca of communlty deyelopmanl
ALI" CONTRA TORS CT'RRENTLYIJ REGISTSRED WTTH THETOWN OF VAIL
TOWN OA VArL PUBLIC lroRKs/co!{MrrNlTy DEITELOP}IENT
MARCII 16, 1988
CONSTRUCTION PARKING & I{ATERIAL STORAGE
rn sunnary, ordinance No. 5 states that it is unrawf,ur for anyperson to litter, track or deposit iny-""if]-"i"i, sand, debrisor nateriat, i":1:lils-!rasl i,,rnpsterl, -p"#."irf' toilets andvorkmen vehictes.upon any streetl siaewaircl-;tt;y or publicprace or any portibn trreieoi.:rrr. right-of-way on arl Tor.m ofvail streets and.fga-ds is approximat"iy 5 ft. 6ri pavernent.lhis ordinance wirr be ai-i;iit':nforced by rhe Town of vailPublic Isorlcs Department. -p;;;"; found "ilrr"[i"g this ord,inancesirl' be siven a ?4 hour *nrlii""-'""ii""-to-;;;;:'=.id nareriar.rn the event the person so notified.oo"s-not-""iipry with thenotiee uithin try_:1 froui-tiare-iiecitied, the pultic worksDepartnent wirl remove saia niteii.r-ii-inJ""r.iil=e of personnotified- The provisionJ-or-trris orainance strirr not beappricabre to c-onstruction, -ruiit.nunge or repair projects ofany street or a1ley or any utiLities in ttre ,igfrt-._"ay.
To review Ordinance No. 6 in fult, please stop by the Town of:3:i"3:tt3*%":Hi:'*:*;:a-'oriii" a. copv. rhank vou tor your
Read and acknowledged by:
ons
7€r#b irii Eo-FrojEt-(i. e. contractor, owner)
loun ||fll
75 .outh ,rontage road
vrll, colondo 8tES7
(303') 479-2138 ot 479-2L39 offlce ol communlty devclopmanl
BUILDING PER||IT ISSUANCE TIME FRAilE
If this permi.t requi.res a Town of vair Fire
'epartment
Approvar,Engineerls (publ ic {:.ll:l review ano
-ipb"ou.t,'
a ptinntni.bepartrnentreview or Heat th Deoartm6nt. review, -ani'a-"evi"; ;i-il'Eriioing
lyiil*E'h.the estinatiJ iirn"-tr'u-iJtur ili;w ;";"Lil'as rone
All comnerciar (raroe or sma'il) anc all murti-famiry permits wi.llhave to folrow itre iuove menttoneJ maiimum requirements. Residentiala(.rya]I projects-shourd taL" i-ieiier"anrount or-tirne.' Hoiever, ifresidentl'al or smar'rer.projects tmpaii tr,e various ;b;;" *int.ioneadepartments with reoard to-necessiiy-"eu.ieo, these projects mayalso take the ilfee-weet perioa.v! J s'
Every attempt will be made by this department to expedite thlspermi't as s.qon as possible. -
I, the
frame.
undersigned, understand the plan check procedure and time
1"r {J
Commun'i ty Develooment Department.
I MEMonANpUM
ALL CONTRACTORSTO:
FROM:
DATE:
RE:
TOWN OF VAIL PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
MAY g, 1gg4
WHEN A ''PUBLIC WAY PERMlr'IS REOUIRED
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7l
Job Name:
Date:
P lease answer @arding the need lor a'pubtic Way permit":
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ls lhis a new residence?
ls demolilion work being performed
that requires the use of the right
oi way, eassments or public propeqfy?
ls any utility work needed?
ls the driveway being repaved?
ls ditferent access needed to site
olher than existing dnveway?
ls any drainage wor* being done
atfecting the righl of way, easements,
or public property?
ls a'Bevocable Fight CI Way Permit'
required?
8) A. ls the right of way, easements or
public propefty to be used for staging,
pafting or fencing?
B. It no to 8A, is a parking, staging
or {encing plan required by Community
Developmenl?
!|_v99.answeredyestoanyo'|hesgqUestions,@'"mus|beobtained'?ublic Way_ Permit" applications may be obtainffi-ine-public Work's oflice or at
C.o-TTryttV Development. ll you have any questions ptease call Charlie Davis, the Townof Vail Construstion Inspector, at. 479-41 59
I have read and answered allthe above guestions.
Contracto/s Signature
TOWN OF VAIL
75 S, FRONTAGE ROAD
vArL, CO 81"657
97 0-47 9-2L38
DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
NOTE:THIS PERMIT MUST BE POSTED ON
PROJECT TITLE: SENTRY DUPLEX
NEW (SFR,P/S,DUP) PBRMTT
Job Address:ation. . . :
Parcel No,.:
it Refund
3.00
fr ject, No. :
2103-121-06-004
PRJg 6-017 2
SENTRY CONSTRUCTION CO., rNC.P.O, BOX 7045, ELGTN. IL 60175
SENTRY CONSTRUC?TON
Pf.an check---> 87.75 DRB AdditionaI Fees--------->
Totat Pernit Fee-----*-->
Paynents-------
-00
3?5 .75
325 .75
********************ff*Jr*******ff***lrl****t***********Jri***t**trt***************ir,(***************trt****.i*tr*******td**************
DECLARATIONS
I hereby acknouledge that I have read this appticatjon/ fitted out in fu .
plan, and state that atl the information provided as requi red is cornect.
BALANCE DUE----
the information required, compteted an accurate ptot
I agree to comply vith the information and ptot p(an,
-
JOBSITE AT ALL TIMES
Status...: ISSUEDApplied..: La/a3/7996Issued...: L0/70/L996
Expires. . I 04/08/1997
Phone: 630-584-1133
Phone:630-584-1133
Phone: 630-584-1. 133
TOV/Comm. Dev.
Clean-up
approved
amount
2740 MEADOW DRRATTON/ ST. CHARLES, ELGrN rL 60175
DescriptionlGRADfNG PERMIT ONLY FOR NEW DUPIJEXNumbeT of DweLLins Units I OO2
Town of Vail Adjusted Valuationi 81500.000
Fi reotace Information: Restri cted:#of Gas Appt iances:tof Gas Logs:#of Uood/Pa t tet:
t**********)ttr****#*****ft[**:t***************rot************* FEE SUl4l,tABY ***************Jr**********i********rrr************:k*******
8ui Lding----->135.OO Restuarant Plan Rev i ew-->.00 Totat catcutated Fees---) 325.75
date
APPLICANT
CONTRACTOR
OWNER
Investigat i on>
l,J i L t cal.l.---->
IIEM: O51OO BUILDING DEPARTMENT DEPI: BUILDING DiViSiON:to/04/1996 CHARLIE Action: NOTE PLANS TO CHART,IEL0/o't/1996 CHARLIE Action: AppR CHARLTE DAV]Srtem: 05400 PLANNTNG DEPARTMENT Dept: rLANNTNG Division:10/04/7996 CHARL,IE Action: NOTE PLANS TO GEORGE
!0/07 /L996 cEoRGE Action: APPRItem: 05600 FIRE DEPARTMSNT Dept: FIRE Division:LO/O4/1996 CHARLIE Acrion: AppR N/ArLem: 05500 PUBLTC woRKS Dept: puB woRK Division:10/A4/L996 CHARLIE Action: NOTE pLANs TO LARRy1O/09/L996 LARRY p Acrion: AppR LARRY PARDEEItem:-05550 ENGIFEERING DepI: ENGINEER Division:to/04/1996 CHARLIE Actionr NOTE PLANS sO TERRI70/10/1996 TERRr_M Action! AppR pER cREc HALL
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See Page 2 of this Document for any conditions that may apply to this permit.
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p.o. Box Toost ELGTN, "it -tctts la/2/
Recreation Fee---------->
325 .75
to comply witb alL Town ordinances und "afun", and to bui td this structure u""o"aif tn"
codes, design revieu approved, Uniform Buitding Cod6 and other ondinances of the Town appticabie
Town's zoning and subdivision
thereto.
REOUESIS FOR INSPECTIOMS SHALL BE I'IADE TIJENIY-FOUR HOURS IN ADVANCE BY TELEP
Send ctean-Up oeposit To: SENTRY CoNSTRUCTIoN
PAGE 2
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CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL
as of 1,0 /70 /96***************rr************************************************************rk***
Permit #: 896-0302 Status: ISSUED
Permit Type: NEW (SFR,P/SfDUP) PERMTTApplicant: SENTRY CONSTRUCTION CO., INC.
Job Address: 1225 I^IESTHAVEN CRLocalionz 1225 WESTHAVEN LANE
Parcel No: 2103-121-06-004
Applied: lo/03/Lee6Issued: 70/LO/1996
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CONDITIONS
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1. THIS PERMTT IS GOOD FOR GRADTNG/EXCAVATTON ONLY. NO CONCRETE
FOPUNDATION WORK ALIJOWED' 2. Construction fence must be installed prior to any rdork conment:i no on the eite.
)y!:Fl LcE FRo 8:00 A{tl
ONTRACTOR FOR
*****************************************************
TOWN OF VArL, COLORADO
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Statemnt
32s.'7s I0/Io/96 15:09Init: CD
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Statemnt Number: REC-0217 Amounl:
Pavment Method: CK Notationt #Lt228
325.75
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Permit No:Parcel No:
Si-te Address:
Location l
This Palrment
Account Code
0L 0000 4131_0
01.0000 41332
01 0000 22002
01 0000 4t336
896-0302 Type: B-BUILD
2l- 0 3-121-0 6-004
1225 WESTHAVEN CR
1225 WESTHAVEN LANE
NEW (SFR,P/S,DUP) PE
Total Fees:
Total- ALL Pnts:
Balance:
Description
BUIITDING PERMIT FEES
PLAN CHECK FEES
CLEANUP DEPOSITS
WILL CALL INSPECTION FEE
325.75
325.75
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135.00
87.75
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N.Uraber and Tlpe of Fireplaces: Gas Appliances- Gas Logs*l Woodr/Pe1let-It Pry-q'_?_t.7?,...F*********##-trt|*IHmPN5!_*********************************' Eur"or** z y$,$E1s El,ugr11gll:.!-,-*- gTItI: .1---
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Ouners Narne:Address:)r1DE, Elqlt tatN pu$hsp-l!fr
Architect:r.2[-
ceneral DescriPtion:
Work Class: 1yf-rew I J-Alteration [ ]-AdditionaL [ ]-Repair [ ]-other-
Number of Dwelling Units, 3 Nunber of Accommodation Units:
-
;ffi;iii;; to'-T ;Ecr{Air;cAi; i-*'* ^ rorAr,: s--'-
.tX;l;lr#-ffir't,;
* * * * * CON1RAC3OR INFORI,IATXON * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** * * *:f * * * * !r * * *
""-'t';;;;;; -A.k1llftg:rlr$ei,'o';t- -- rown or ValI \"5. J?-' /€t4;;;;;;;,-A'o-6,1t:nffi - Phone Nurnber: {H{X/rz-i-
Electrical Contractor: - Tohtn of Vall Reg' No'-.-
Address: Fhone Number:
PlunrbinE Contractor:Town of Vail Reg. NO'
AddreRs! _Phone Nunber;
Mechanical Contractor:Tolrn of Vail Reg. No.
Address:Pbone Nunber:
* **** * * ****** ******* **tr*i.*******FOR OFFICE USE *******13********* **************
BUILDING PERMIT FEE:
FLUMrTNC PER$IT FEE:
UECIiANICAL PERMTT FEE:
ETECTRICAL TEE:
OTHER TYPE OF FEE:
DRB FEE:
BUILDING PI,AN CHFCK FEE:
BUILDINGI
SIGNATURE:
ZONTNG:
SIGNATURE!
FLI'}'IBING PI,AI{ CHECK FEE:
I.IECT{ANICAL PI,AN CHECK FEE:
.RECREATION FEE:
CLEAN-UP DEPOSIT:
rO?AI., PERI'IT TEES T
ACCEPTED
$ffif."',
VALUATION
CLEAN UP I}EPOSIT REFTT}ID
,gr. ?,D,3 ,rlts t E\\n,T- (rlc.l>t b&D-*44lr3b
TOWN OF VATL
75 S. FRONTAGE ROAD
vArL, CO 8165?
97 0-479-2738
Invest igat ion>
l.tiLt Catt---->
TOrAL FEES---> 260.00
DSPARTMSNT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
NOTE: THIS PERMTT MUST BE POSTED ON JOBS]TE AT ALL TIMES
Permit #: E9?-0011
Job Address
Location...
Parcel- No. .Project No.
.00
3. OO
ELECTRICAL PERMIT
I.225 WESTHAVEN CR
].225 WESTHAVEN LANB
2103-121-06-004
PRJg6-0172
Status. . .
AppLied..
fssued. . .
Expires. .
ISSUED
01, /2e /t ee7
0t/2e /1,ee7
07 /28/Lee7
OWNER
P O BOX 95?, AVON CO 81620
SENTRY CONSTRUCTION INC
PO BOX 7005, ELGrN rL 60123
Description: ELBC WORK FOR NEW DUPLEX AND AHU Valuation: 65,000.00
**********************t******t**********i*****fi**********)t FEE SUlltlARY ****fttrt****rt****rt**rt****rt***********f,*!t****tr**************
E L actr i ca [--->257.00
APPLICANT NEW ELECTRIC INC
P O BOX 95?r AVON CO 81620
CONTRACTOR NEW ELECTRIC INC
DRg Fee
TotaL catcutated fees--->
Additional. Fees--------->
Tota( Permit Fee-------->
PayDents-------
Phone z 303949465L
Phone z 3039494657
260.00
.00
2&.00
260.00
AT OUR OFFICE FROI.I E:OO A}t 5:OO PIII
********************l************************f*******************************t****************************t***********t*****tr*****
Item: O6OOO ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENTOI/29/1997 CHARLIE Action: APPR FORIt'em:' 05600 FIRE DEPARTMENT
BALANCE OUE-.--
Dept: BUILDING Division:
ERNST Dept: FfRE Division:
**********rt*************************************'t************************irk*********************i**********irt*********************
CONDITION OF APPROVAL
1. FIELD ]NSPECTIONS ARE REQUIRED TO CHECK FOR CODE COMPLIANCE.2. ALL WORK MUST COMPLY WITF 1996 NEC.
******************************************tr*****************************************************!t***************t**i*************
DECLARATIONS
I hereby acknoutedge that I have read.this apptication, fitted out in futt the inforrnation requi red, compLeted an accur.ate ptot
pLan, and state that atl the information provided as required. is correct, I agree to compty with the in{ormation and pl.ot i:Lan,to.compty with att Toun ordinances and state [aHs, and to buiLd this structure according tothe To],n's zon.ing and subdivisibncodes, design review approved, Uniform EuiLding code and other ordinances of the Tovn applicabte theneto.
REOUESIS fOR II'ISPECTIONS SHALL BE I4ADE TIIENTY-TOUR HOURS IN ADVANCE BY TELEPHONE AI 479-2138 OR
ll
************************* *.* * * * **********************************
TOWN OF VAIL, COLORADO Statemnt
*******rt***rr****************************************************
StaLernnt Number: REC-0245 Amount| 260.00 0l/37/9'1 L3:33
Payment Method: CHECK Notation: #15805 Init: cD
Permit No
Parcel NoSite Address
Location
This Payment
Account Code
01 0000 4131_3
01 0000 41336
Description
ELECTR]CAL PERMIT FEES
WILL CALIJ INSPECTION FEE
E97-0011 Type: B-ELEC ELECTRICAI-, PERMIT
210 3 - 121-0 6-0 04
1225 WESTHAVEN CR
1225 WESTHAVEN LANETotal Fees:260.00 Total ALL Pmts:
Bal-ance I
260.OO
260.00
.00
**tr*************************************************************
Amount
257,00
3.00
PER}IIT /I
PRW6 - otTA
Job Name:LmF
Legal Descriptionz Lotft/erocr$-Ftllng
Architect:
General- Description:
Work Class: p(1 -Ner+ 6
Address:
Ph.
Ph.
l-AJ.teration [ ]-Additional I J-Repair [ ]-other
Number of Dwelling Units; 3 Number of Accommodation Units:
BUILDING: S
Address:
Electrica Contra or!
Address:
Plumbing
Address:
5
MechanicaL
Address:
Contractor:
********************************FOR
BUTLDTNG PERMTT FEE:
FLUMBING PERMIT FEE:
}fECIIANTCAL PSRMTI FEE:
ELECTRICAL FEE:
OTHER TCPE OF TEE:
DRB FEE:
Wood/Pe11et
OTHER: $
TOTAL: S
INFORMA?ION ****** ****rr************** **
Town of Vail Reg. NO.
Phone Number:
Town of VaLI
Phone Nunber:
Town of VaiI Reg. NO.
Phone Nurnber:
Town of Vail
Phone Nurnber:
Reg. NO.
oFFrcE USE *******************************
BUILDTNG PI,AN CHECX FEE:
PLWBING PI,AN CHECK FEE:
ITfECHANTCAL PI,AN cHEcK FEE:
RECREATION FEE:
CLEAN-UP DEPOSIT:
TOTAIJ PERMIT FEES:
EI,ECTRTCAL:
MECHANTCAL:
Contractor:
BUTLDING:
SIGNATURE:
ZONTNG:
SIGNATURE:
Rect. NO.
71o-%,
VALUATION
CLEAN I'P IIEPOSIT REFTND
f,.
I
-
75 soulh fronlage road
vall. eolorado 81657
(303) 479-2I.38 ot 479-2t39
rn sumnary, ordinance No- 6 states that it is unlawful for anyperson to l-itter, track or deposit.any r"irr-r""i, sand., debrisor materi-ar, incr-uding trash dunpsteri, p-iiurie-'toilets andworkmen vehicr-es.|pon any streetl siae#aik;-;ri;y or publicpr?9" or any portion theieof- rhe right-of-way on arr Town ofVait streets and.r?"9" is approxintal"iy-s-it.-lti pavemenr.This ordinance wirl be. =t"ibtiv
-entorcla-ry-irr"-i"wn of vairPubric works Department. peri'"ns found viorating this ordinanceviIl. be given a 24 hour written notice-ti-;;;;;;'="id rnareriar.rn the event the person so notiriea.aoes-noi-'""iplv with thenotice within the 24 hour.tine sfeciii;;,'ii"-i"[ri.c worksDepartnent wirr remove said mateii"r ai-[n""J"p!i"e of personnotiried- rhe provisions or irris-oiai"."II ;il5ii not beapplicable to cbnstruction, -r.int"tt"nce or repair projects ofany street or attey or any utitities i; il"-;i!fri_"_*.y.
To-review ordinance No. 6 in full,Vail Building Department to obtaincooperatS.on on this matter.
TO:
FROM:
DATE;
SUBJECT:
ad and
ottlce of communlly developmenl
ALL CONTRACTORS CURRENTLYL REGISIERED WITH THETOWN OF VAIL
TOWN OF VAIL PUBLTC WORKS/COMMUNITY DE\TELOPMENT
MARCH 16, 1988
CONSTRUCITON PARKING & MATERIAL STORAGE
Re
Y
please stop by the Town ofa copy. fhank you for your
acknowledged
F?.lnxr* / NEtxlEl(osrE,ron/Relationship to t--Projec-(i.e. contractor, owner)
75 south trontage road
vall, colorado 81657
l3o3) 479-2L38 ot 479-2139 ottlco of communlty development
BUILDING PERI.iIT ISSUANCE TIME FMIIT
If this peryi.t.requires a Town of Vail Fire Department Approval,Engineer Ls. (.pgb] ic works) rev'iew and approvat,-i ii'iilirilfi"b.prrtment
leviey or.Heat th Departm6nt review, uni'.-"euid ;i-;i;;"trira;n9Departunent, the estirnated time for a total ""ui"n-ilav"iu[l'u, t6ngas three weeks.
A]l commercr'a'l (large or small ) and a]l multi-family permits willhave to follow the above menti6ned maximum requiremlnli.""iesioentialand.small projects shourd take a'l esser amouni or iimJ.' However, ifresidential or smaller.projects impact the various a[ove mlnfioneodepartments wjth reqard to necessary review, til;; i;;j;.ii rnuya'l so take the three-week period
Every attempt will be Tgge by this departunent to expedite thispermit as soon as possible. - -- -'rrvs'Y! v'
I' the undersigned, ulderstand the plan check procedure and time
T rame .
- 28-
Community Development Department.
I
rofilc on verr,
75 S. FRONTAGE ROAD
vArL, co 81657
97 0-4? 9-2138
Job Addregs... i
Location...... !
Parcel No,....3
Projeet Number:
1225 WESTHAVEN CR
T225 WESTHAVEN LANE
210 3- l" 21-0 6-0 04
PRJg 6-017 2
Status...: ISSUED
AppJ.ied. . : 03/03/t99'1
Issued. . .: 03/03/1"997
Expires. . : 08/30/1997
AT ALL TIMES
M97-0026
Phone: 303792OO22
Phone l 303792Q022
? r 000 .00
fof Hood/Pa l. Let:
DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
NOTS: THIS PERMIT MUST BE POSTED ON JOBSITE
PermitMECHANICAL PERMIT
APPI-,ICANT WESTERN STATES FIRE PROTECTION
7026 SOUTH TUCSON WAY, ENGL,EWOOD
CONTRACTOR WESTERN STATES FIRE PROTECTION
7026 SOUTH TUCSON WAY, ENGLEWOOD
OWNER SENTRY CONSTRUCTION INC
PO BOX 7005, ELGIN IL 60123
Description:
FTRE PROTECTION SYS FOR NEW DUPLEX
Fi reotace Information: Restricted: Y #Of Gas Appl i ances:
co 80112
co 80112
Valuat,ion:
#0f Gas Logs:
*****************t***************************************#ft FEE SUt'll.lARy ***t*****t*********************t*************************f
llechani cat--->
PLan check--->
Investigation>
t i tL ca(t---->
140. 00
35.00
.00
3. O0
Restuarant Plan Revi e|,-->
TOTAL FEES-----
.00 Totat catcutated Fees--->
AdditionaL Fees--------->
Total Permit Fer------->
178.00
.00
178.00
Payments-------
178,00
*********i****************************ri*************r********rrr************************S*tllil-lff;;;;;;;i*iiiii***n********ill***
I!e{',i ,q5-190 BUJLDING DEPARTMENIT' _, Dept: BUILDING Division:03/O3/1997 CHARLIE Action: APPR N/AItemi'.05600 FIRE DEPARTMENT Dept.! FIRE Division:03/.03/)-997 CHARI,IE AeIion: NOTE FIRE DEPT HAS PI,ANS03'/03'/199'1 CHARLIE Action: APPR FOR MIKE MCGEE
CONDITION OF APPROVAL
1. FIELD INSPECTIONS ARE REQUIRBD TO CHECK FOR CODE COMPI.IIANCE.
*:& * ** *** ** ** * **t? t * * *** ******** *rr*** *** *t * *** ****** ***** * *rr*** * ** *** *** ** *** * * * **
DECLARATIONS
l. hereby .acknow ledge that I have read.this apptication, fitted out ln futt the information required, compteted an accurate ptotptan. and state that all the infornation provided as required is correct. I agfee to conpl.y.uith the iniormation and ptot ptan,
to.compty Hith atl. Tovn ordinances and state [aus, and to buitd this structure according to the Tolrn's zoning and subdivis.ibn
codes, design revieu approved, Uniform Buitding Code and other ordinances of the Town appl.icabLe thereto.
FEoUESTS FoR INSPECTIoNS SHALL BE I'{ADE TIIENTY-FOUR HoURS IN ADVANCE BY TELEPHoNE AT 479-2138 OR AT OUR oFFICE F Rol'l 8:OO At't 5:OO Pfi
SIGNATURE OF OIINER OR CONTRACTOR FOR HIIISELF AND OTIN€R
**{********************************************,'v****************
TOWN OF VAIL, COLORADO Statemnt****************************************************************
Statemnt Number: REC-0250 Amount: 178.00 03/03/97 14:07
Payment Method: CHECK Notation: #11488 lnit: CD
M97-0026 Type: B-MECH MECHANICAL PERMIT
2103-121-06-004
1225 WESTHAVEN CB
].225 WESTHAVEN LANETotal Fees:178.00 Total ALL Pmts:
Balance:
* * * * ** * ** * * * * * * * *** ** ** *** * * * * * * * * * * * * t * * ** * * * *** * * *** * * * *******
Permit No:
Parcel No:
Site Address:
Location:
This Payment
Account Code
01 0000 4L3L2
01 0000 4L332
01 0000 41336
Descripti-on
MECHAN]CAL PERMIT FEES
PLAN CHECK FEES
WII,L CALL INSPECTION FEE
l-?8.00
178.00
.00
Amount
140.00
35. 00
3.00
L€gal Descgdpllo!: trdt
owDers ilaue: _-llBU :1':k-- Pttt
Architect:
GeqCfal Deceription;
t
lilrrntrr- I --- t J --bys'{' L J -(Itl'iNueber of t)trellingr Unlrss LJ__ Nr&ber of Accouuodadion Units: __,
^Iffi"t
and Tlpe of Flreplaces: Gas ApSrliancesV^. . . ,._*,.*_^]--:. .:
*
-*
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Aqc.f€ss:
Phohe l{ubber: tuE
ll:alfng co'trrctsrs
-
Aclqress; , ,
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Pll oj v3u trteg. tto._
t{ec}ranl Phene Nunberr
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*tr"l3I3g 1I$1IT i*, '--:-"--- doR ot#F}-Y.tI ::::*I!"*,r***:rr*************.HItt-u:Sq.renuii itpi _---** *.r-!gMq Pr'er ctrEcx #ei
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ffitlLEI* oF FEs: -
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sr-dtrlenrae:r r r ble__-f zoNrNG:c6EEffil:_-_r_-...-_t_ . __"; s.rGNAltERE:
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$o;
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DATE:
ffi-Tl?rff* cs*Rnmt* necrsrER'o ,*ro, lE
TO!{H Or vAr& I'rr&rjtc BoRKs/couugNrf,r DavEtopt&NTITARCII 16, 1988
cr-'cantractorr ownet:)
sll!tgg.1'. goltstRuc"roN pnRItINC s IE\IIeRIAL SmltAGE
$*"x.ri:Fijffir*l#tif'til d;; ;.;# si r:r";*
c*t.a-
ed by:
r4AR-99-9? I 1 :5s fiH I.|ESTERH STATES F I RE
luun
foH$Stiir.o(lot) 679-A13g or 4?9_2139
363 792 9449
r r, , 970{ ?92{ 5e
P. €14
FACE 4/'
atilce d *armrnlif Crorhplnrl
EUILOI}|C PES,,IT ISSUA|fCE rIilE FRAI,E
triffi;i nffi ,;*P Ir ffiH,i; ffd;ffi ".
frtfnril$$i,+d,i;fi iiifry:* j'H,i;ilrTii,!ryri,i;lr,,.,
resroential or $rall
-oil;.ffi !.t,,g,tp'i:,ilg;q:ff#1ltr.,.;$friii.#;ffi ,"
5;ffi.".TT3i"T'l t
Jr"ffi fe.
rr $r s deparrrent to expedi te thrs
i;.f31 undersignedr understand tJre plan cbecft prrcedure and
'me
sffiI--
t'tAR-og-g? 11:34 At't HESTERH STATES 792 9849
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N COMPANY
yPsTEIfr srArEs FIRE PRorEcrroNE6 S, TUCSON WAY
Eili""y*ff ?r"lif; ?,ff i, j,ift
FACSIilII L[,TRANSDIITThL
TO; CH.{RL|[ lr.t]'I$FAX NUIIBIR: (glilt 17e.z4sz
COlVtP,lNy: TOlytf OF VAIL
FRO.VI: BRIND.{ NELSON
DATE: 0310Jt97
SI..'BJECTT f ERMt't. APPLICATIOf\|
# OF PAGES TO FoLLOw, r {
$PEcl.'tL Nor-'trlory$; I A$r 0\''TRNTGHTMG.{, cfiEcK FoR $r7s.00 FoRPERIII'T.4,ND PLAN RfVIf,W FEES,
HARD COpy To F0LLOW VLA M.ilL:1 gyEsbcu flno
,'
i..OWN OF VAIL
15 S. FRONTAGE
DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
NOTE: THIS PERMIT MUST BE POSTED ON JOBSITE
PLUMBING PERMIT permit
ROAD
Job Address I 1225 WESTHAVEN CRLocation...l 1225 WESTHAVEN IJANEParcel No., I 2103-121-06-004Project No. : PRJ96-0172
AVALANCHE PLUMBING & HEATINGP.O. BOX 2994, AVON, CO 81620
AVALANCHE PLUMBING & HEATINGP.O. BOX 2994t AVON, CO 81620
SENTRY CONSTRUCTION INC
PO BOX 7005, ELGIN IL 60123
AT
#:
ALL TIMES
P97-0006
Status. . .
Applied..Issued...
Expires. .
Phone r 949-03)"7
Phone: 949-03']."'1
I S SUED
02/04 /Lee7
02 /13 / teeT
oB/L2/Lse7
APPLICANT
CONTRACTOR
OWNER
Description:PI-,UMBING FOR NEW DUPLEX AND EHU Valuation:55, 000. 0o
r*Jr***'t*J<************************************************* FEE SU ARy *tt*******************************************************
P Iumbi ng----->
Ptan Check--->
Invest igat ion>
Iti Lt catl.---->
825.00
206,25
.00
Restuarant Ptan Revi ew--)
TOTAL F€ES-----
.00
1 ,0!4 .25
TotaI catculated Fees--->
Addi t iona L tees--------->
Totat Permit Fee-------->
Paynents-------
1 ,O34 .?5
.o0
1 ,O3tr .25
1 ,O31 .?5
i****,t******************************r***rr********r********************i***************?lltlii-lf;;;;;;;;iii*ii************ill***
I!er!i,9!i90^pplI,DING_DEpARTMENT _ Depr: BUrr,DrNG Division:9?/.Q4-/,1997 CHARLTE Acrion: AppR CHARLTE DAVrS
QZ'/,067.1,997 qttARr.,rE Acrion: CAWC WATfTNG Fon-r,rew VALUES02'/13'/1997 DAN Rction: AFpnrI.em:' 05600 T'IRE DEPARTMENT DepI: FIRE Division:02/1,3/1997 DAN, AcEion: AppR N/A
r****Jr*rtJr**rt:t***************r****************************************i***t*******i*t*i*****i*****i*******************************
CONDITION OF APPROVAL
1. FIEL,D TNSPECTTQNS ARE REQUIRED To cHEcK FoR coDE coMpLrANcE.2. ALL WORK MUST COMPLY WITfi 1994 UPC
:***rt**rt*f<***********************************************************************************************************************
DECTARATIONS
I-hereby -acknowIedge that r have read.this apptication, fil,ted out in fuLt the information required, compl.eted an accurate ptotplan, and state that a[[ the information provided as required. i.s correct. I agree to.compty with the information and ptot plan,to comPty tith 8l'I Tolrn ordinances -and state [aus, and io buil.d this st ruct u re*accord i ng to'ttr" ioun;. r."i.g-""a subdivisibncodes, design revieH approved, Uniform BuiLding Code and other ordinances of the Town appticabte thefeto.
IEQUESTS FOR INSPECTIONS SHALL BE I.IAOE TIIENTY-FOUR HOURS IN ADVANCE BY
***************************************************************
'OWN OF VAIL, COLORADO Stabemnt***************************************************************
Statemnt Number: REC-0249 Amount: 1t034.25 OZ/|B/97 1.et57Payment Method: CHECK Notation: #1725 thit: CO
P97-0006 Type: B-PLMB PLUMBING PERMIT
2l_03-1_2r_-06-004 -
]-225 WESTHAVEN CR
1225 WESTHAVEN LANE
Permit No:
Parcel No:Site Address:
Location i
This Payment
Account Code01 0000 41311
01 0000 41"332
01 0000 41336
Total Fees:
TotaL AI-,L Pmts:
Balance:
Description
PLUMBING PERMIT FEES
PI,AN CHECK FEES
WILL CAIJL INSP,ECT]ON FEE
1 | 034 .25
***********************************rt***************************
I I O34 ,25
I ,034 .25
.00
Amount
82s.00
206.25
3.00
TOWN OF VAIL
75 S. FRONTAGE ROADvArL, co 81657
9't o-47 9-2734
E Iectni cat--->
DRB Fee
Invest i gation>
!,itL Cal,l.---->
TOTAL FEES.-->
Job AddressLocation...Parcel No..Project No.
50.00
.00
.00
3.00
55.00
1.225 WESTHAVEN CR
2103-121-06-004
PRJg 6-0172
DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
NOTE: THIS PERMIT MUST BE POSTED ON JOBSI"E AT ALL TTMES
ELECTRICAL PERMIT PETMiT #I 896-0303
Status. . .
Applied..Issued...
Expires. .
ISSUED
L2 /o 6 /ree672lA 6 /rse6
o6 /04 / LeeT
APPLICANT DOUBLE Q ELECTRIC
P O BOX 975, EDWARDS CO 8L632
CONTRACTOR DOUBLE Q ELECTRIC
P O BOX 975, EDV{ARDS CO 8!632
OWNER SENTRY CONSTRUCTION INC
PO BOX 7 005 , EI_,,crN rL 6 012 3
DescripLion: TEMPORARY POWER NEW CONSTRUCTION
Phone : 3Q3926367 5
Phone z 3039263675
Valuation:500.00
FEE SUI'IMARY ****************-t*f,**ir***************ff*fr*****S********
Totat Catcutated Fees---)
Additionat tees--------->
Total, Permit Fee--------)
Payments-------
BALANCE OUE_--
53.00
55.00
53.00
.00
*******************************fi******ff************************ffi****t***ft**********lr*t****i******t***ff*******ff**************
Dept,: BUILDING Division:
DepI: FIRE Division:
********************************************************-i***********ft****************t****************ff******************t******
CONDITION OF APPROVAL
i*******************************lrt***************************ff*************************************************ff****************
DECLARATIONS
I.hereby acknowtedge that I have read.this appLication, fil,ted out in ful,t the information required, compteted an accurate plotptan, and state that a[L the information provided as required is correct. t agree to compty tiith the iniormation and pl,ot ilLan,to.comPty vith sl' I' Town ordinances and state [aws, and to buil.d this structure according iothe Townrs zoning and subdjvisjbncodes. design review approved, Uniform BuiLding code and other ordinarices of the town appLicabLe thereto.
REaUESTS FoR IllSPEctIoNS SHALL BE llAOE TIJENTY-F0UR HoURS IN ADVANCE BY TEIEPHONE Af 479-2138 oR AT ouR oFFIcE FFott 8:00 Att 5:00 ptl
IIe.m3 -06000 ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENTl-2l06/1996 DAN Action: APPRIt'em:' 05600 FIRE DEPARTMENTL2/06/L996 DAN Action: AppR
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?owN oF vArL, coLoRADo Statemnt****************************************************************
Statemnt Number: REC-0238 Amount:
Payment Method: CK NoLationt #5t29
53.00 12/06/96 0e:28
Init: DS
896-0303 Type: B-ELEC EIJECTRfCAL PERMIT
2to3-721-0 6-0 0 4
1225 WESTHAVEN CR
Tot,a1 Fees:53.00 Total ALL Pmts:
Balance:****************************************************************
Permit, NoiParceI No:Site Address:
This Payment
Account Code01 0000 413L3
01 0000 41336
Description
ELECTRTCAL PERMIT FEES
WILL CAI-,L INSPECTION FEE
53.00
s3.00
.00
Amount
50. 00
3.00
at 970-328-8640 for Parcel
PARCEL /l's:
Owners Name:
Architect:
General Description:
tact Eagle County Assesgo s Office Frr Tcaal fti1r.ltq
.39H"?f, X#l,Elffi;il"Flip
D^TEI ]Q I6/qL
I
PERMTT ttfe&
, APPLICATION I'IUST BE FILLED OUT COI'IPLETELY OR ft UAY Nor BE AccEpTED
Xr********************.t** ****** PER!{IT f}{IFORITIATfON ****************** ** *******!r *rl [ ]-Buitdlng [ ]-plurnbtng (-nrectrl.cal I l-Mechanibat [ ]-other
Job Narnel Address:Za-ae-
L,,egal Description: Lot Block
Address:
Address:
Ph.
Nunber of Dwelling Units: L Nulnber of Acconnodation Units;
r}rb"r and Type of, pireplases: Gas Appriances_ cas Logs_ wood/pelret_vt***rt********!h************* ******* VAI{'ATfONS *******************r**** *********
pg119gne: !_ ELEcrRrcALrr fu P or$aR: f
Town of Vail Reg. No. /?dEPhone Number: 4 \,. -9.ZR:
work crass: M-new [ ]-Alteration [ ]-Adctitional t J-Repair [ ]-other
ElectricaL Contractor:
Address:
Plunbing Contractor:
Address:
l{ecbanicaL Contractor:
Address:
********************************FORBUfLDfNG PERMff FEE!
PI,WBING PERMIT FEE:
I{ECIIANTCAL PERMIT FEE:
EUSCIRICAL AEE:
OTHER TYPE OF FEE:
DRB FEE:
Town of Vdil Reg. No.Phone llunber:
Town of Vail Reg. No.
Phone Nurnber:
oFFIcE usE *******************************
BUUJDTNG PI,A}I CHECK FEE:
PLIIMBTNG PI,AN CHECK FEEI
II{ECIIANTCAE PIAN cEEcK FEE:
RECREATION FEE:
CI,EAN-UP DEPOSTT:
TOTAIJ PERMIT FEES:
BUILDING:
STGNATURE:
zoNrNc:
SIGNAETIRE:
CLEAN I'P DIPOSIT IEN'ND TO:
75 soulh lrontage road
rell, colorado 81657
(3031 479-2!38 or 479-2139
lo:
fRoM!
DATEI
SUBJEET:
offlce ol communlly deyelopmenl
ALL CONSRACTORS CURRENTLYL FAGISTERED WITH IIIETOWN OF VAIL
TOI{N OF VArL PUBLTC WORKS/COMMITNITy DEVEIOP}{ENT
Ii{ARcH 16, 1988
CONSTRUCTTON PARKING & IIATERIAL STOR;LGE
rn sunnary, ordinance No- 6 states that it is unrawfur. for anyperson to litter, track or deposit inv =oir,-t""i, sand, debrisor naterial, including trash lunpsters, portable toilets andworknen vehicLes.upon any streetl =i;;;uii;;i;y or pubricpll:" or any portion tt"i.oi.--irr" right-of-way on arr Town ofvail streets and-roads is approiinateiy 5 ft. -6ri
pavenent.This ordinance rlll b"-;a"i;ii;-enforced by the Town of vairPubric works De'artnent. pers6ns found .,rii,riiii"i this ordinancewitr be siven a 24 hour *riii."-""ai; t;-;;;;;;'r"id nareriar..rn the event the person so notified,aoes noi--coipry with thenotice within the-24 hour tin"-"p""riiJl,'i "-iilf,ric r{orksDepartment wir.l reuro-ue saia nateii"i-"i-trrJ"!*o#=" of personnotified. The provisions-or--utii-"iai;";; =f,fii nor beapplicable to c-onstruction, ,.irri.rrurrge 9I repair projects ofany street or aLl.ey or any-utilitres in the right-a_way.
To review Ordinance No. e in fuII, please stop by the Town of:::1.::i13i"3,":ffif;il:ll:a--"rill" a copv. rirani< vou for your
(i.e. contractor, owner)
lutryn
75 routh trontrge .ord
trll, color.do 81657
(3o3't 479-2138 or 479-2L39 otllee ol communlty d6vclopm€||t
BUILDING PERI.|IT ISSUAI,TCE TTME FMME
If thi.s permit requi.res a Town of vait Fire Departrnent Approval,Engineer's (public lltlrl review and app"ouat,' a piinnini.i"purtmentreview or Heatth Denartmint.review, ani'a-.euie; ;y-il;"d"iiuinsDepartment, the estimated time ror'a-totur review may take as rongas three weelts.
All commercia'r {]arce or smalr ). and a].t rnurti-family permits wilrhave to follow itre ioove rnenu6neu'-naiimum requirements. Residentialand small projects shourd talre a tesitr-anrount of time.'nowever, ifresidenti'al or smaller.projects itnpiii the various above mentioneddepartments with reoard to-necessai"v ""uie",-il;;; ;;;j;"ii'ruyalso take the three-weet perioa.
Every attempt will be rya$e by this department to expedite thispermi't as soon as possible. - YY v'rree' es '..'
I, the under5igned, understand the plan check procedure and timeframe.
Communi ty Develooment Department.
TOWN OF VAIL
75 S. FRONTAGE ROADvArL, co 8L657
97 0-47 9-2L38
DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVEI,OPMENT
NOTE: THIS PERMIT MUST BE POSTED
MECHANICAL PERMIT
Job Address. . . : !225 WESTHAVEN CRLocaLion : 1225 WESTHAVEN LANEParcel- No..... : 2103-121-06-004Project Number; pRJ96-0172
APPLICANT AVALANCHE PLUMBTNG & HEAT]NGP.O, BOX 2994t AVON/ CO 8L620
CONTRACTOR AVALANCHE PLUMBING & HEATINGP.O. BOX 2994, AVON, CO 81620OWNER SENTRY CONSTRUCTION INC
PO BOX 7005, ELGIN II_, 60J.23
Description l
MECHANICAL FOR NEW DUPI-,EX WITH EHU
l,techani ca t--->
Ptan check--->
lnvest i gat ion>
Uil,L cat t---->
CONDITION OF'APPROVAL
ON JOBSITE AT ALL TIMBS
Permit +: M9?-0009
Status... ! ISSUEDApplied..: oz/04/79e7Issued,..:02/t3/t99i
Expires. . : OB'/I2'/Lg97
Phone: 949-0317
Phonel 949-A317
Valuation:
fof cas Logs:
40, 000 . 00
#0f ttood/Pattet:F i reptace Information: Restricted: Y dOf Gas Apptiances: 3
r******rt*****Jr****f********************************rt******* fEE sull ARY *********************************i**i******t*i************800.00 Restuarant Ptan Reuiew--) .00 Totat CaLcutated fees---> 1,001.00200.00 DRB tee--------.00 TOTAL rEES-----3.00 payments-------
******************************************************r****************************n**ll*tllli-ll5;;;;;;;;iiiiii***********ill***
Ite$i.q51q0_QQ,I!plNG DEPARTMENT .Depr: BUTLDTNG Divieion:0z /.04 /.i"ge Z . qHABLrE Acrion : AFFn CHARLTE p/ssE -iofrbitIoirB "'
o2'/.06'/,tse7_ 'cHARLTE Acrion: CAllc w;iiTrNG 6ft uew VAtuES-- -
02'/13'/L9e7 DAN Aat.Ioni ApFn]tbmi'O56QO EIRE DEPARTUENT DepT: FIRE Division:02/13/1997 DAN ectionj AppR N/A
1 . TIEI.,P IN$PECTION$ ARE REQUIRED TO CHECK FOR CODE COMPLIANCE.?. gouEuggroN Ar-R_ Iq BEQUIRED pER sEc. '607 br--rHn-rsei-'uMc;-'--'3. rlisTAr-,LATroN MUST CONFORM T0 r'IAN0FACsUneS- rfrstnrjeiiofrs"ar-ru. TO APPENDIX CHAPTER 2]. OF THE ].991 UMC.4. gAS APPLTANCEq_SFALI? Eq VENTED ACCORDTNG TO CHAPTER 9 AND_ gsar.,!_TEBMTNATE-_AS_EqEqrErED rN sEC.906 OF rHn- r9gr ur,rdl-s. AqqEss ro HE4TINq- EQUTPMENt-Mts? e6Mi'r,t wirfr'-sne .50s-tillo703 0F ?HE 1991" UMC.6. EOILERS SHALTT EE_MQqTTED QN FLQQRS OF NONCOMBUSTIBLE CONST._ uNI,ESq trsrED_EQR_UqUNTINq gN COMBUSTTBLE rtooRiNc;7 . pEFl{r T, E!4N! ^ANp qQDE ANALYS r S
- MTUst -BE-Fo-s;TsD-'iN -MECHANTCAL
_ ROOM PR]OR TO AN INSPECTION REOUEST. _ _'-__-
8. DRAINAGE OF MEC$ANICAL ROOMS .COL{TAINING HEAT]NG OR HOT-WATERFUPPLT_BQILEB.S_$HA!-L BE EQurppED wrrfr A FrdoR- DRAtN"Fen"iiEd.'2119 0F THE 1991 UMC.
_ 9. T$F MEtgHANTC4!-qgN?R4cTgB MUS! EE ON SrrE DURTNG rNspEcTroNs10. ALL MECHA EQUTPMENT SPECS MtSr FE oN SITE *-"-
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DECLARATIONS
I_hereby.acknorrtedge that I have read.this application, fitted out in futL the infornation required, compteted an accurate p(otptan, and state that atI the infortnation provided as required is correct. I agree to compty with the .information and ptot i:tan,to comPl'y lrlth al.l, Town ordinances-8nd state.taws, and to buiLd this structure according to the ToHn,s zoning and subdivisibncodes, design review approved, tlniform BuiLding Code and other ordinances of the Town appl.icabLe thereto.
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REOUESTS FOR INSPECTIONS SHALL BE I1ADE TI,,IENTY-FOUR HOURS.IN
SIGNATURE OF OIJNER OR CONTRACTOR FOR HII'ISELF AND OI.INER
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Y IELEPHONE AT 479-2138 OR AT OUR OFTICE fROII 8:OO AI,t 5:OO PI4
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'OWN OF VAIL, COLORADO Statemnt***************************************************************
Statemnt Number: REC-0249 Amount: 1,003.00 O2/IB/97 10:5?
Payment Method: CHECK Notation: *L725 Init: CD
Permit NoParcel NoSite Address
Location
This Payment
Account Code01 0000 4131,201 0000 4!33201 0000 41336
Description
MECHANICAL PERMIT FEES
PLAN CHECK FEES
WILL CALIJ ]NSPECTION FEE
M97-0009 Typer .B-MECH MECHANICAL PERMIT
2L03-121-06-004 "
1.225 WESTHAVEN CR
1225 WESTHAVEN LANETotal Fees: 1,003.001r003.00 Total ALL Pmt6: 1r003.00
Balance:.00***************************************************************
Amount
800.00
200.00
3.00
, "'
Legal Description:
Oloners Name:
Architect:
General Description:
r,ot-!-1 BJ.ock_ Filing susprvrsroN,
Address: 23ud ha\bo."t bE. at 6o,:tph.
-/-liork Class: gzf-neut [ ]-Alteratj.on I
Nunber of Dwelling Units; 3
Address:
l-AdditLonal
Nunber
[ ]-Repair I l-other
of AcconnodatLon Units:
EIJE TRICAL!
MECHANICAL:
OTIIER: $
7^ csoa ?oRt'tATIdlr
Electrical Contractor:
Addressl Reg. NO.
Plurnbing contractorl
Address:
ltechanical Contlactarr A\lAra.ryul Wv''tBl icdr/;-+&t6Bown of Vait Req. NO. /?y'_1y1Address: ' -phone n"*"i.-- dti
PLUMBTNG PERMTT TE8:
MECHANICAIJ PERUIT FEE:
ELEgrRICAL, FEE:
OTHER TYPE OT FEE:
DRB FEE!
BUITDING:
STGNATURE:
ZONING:
SIGNATT]RE:
OFFICE USE *rt* ****************************
BUTLDING PI,AN CHECK FEE:
Pf,TJI'fBTNG PI,AN cHEcK FEE;*.I'IEC}IANICAL PI,A}I. AH4€T J KEERECREATfON FEE:. j:.i.VJ-:,. : i.t
CI,EAN-UP DEPO8I.IIJ".roiAt piRllii-6BEi: rflg pg
n)ynrer
and Type of Fireplaces: Gas Appliances J Gas Logs_ wood/pettet_
1|f**** * ** * * **** ********** ********** vAtuATroNs **** ******* ******** **************
EUTLDING: $
PLI'MBING: $T9TAL:t.@6T-_-
* * * * * *** * * * ** * ** **** * ** ****
Town of Vail Req. No.Phone Number:
Town of Vail
Phone Number:
twttl
ttlt-r-t-
comnents:
CLEA}I I'P I'EPOSIT NEFT'Tilt TO:
o
0FiiUfl6hPv
75 South Frontage Road
Vail, Colorado 81657
970-479-2 I 38/479-2 I 39
FAX 970-479-2452
Department of Community Development
'I OWn OI VaA.t
75 South Front.aqe Road
Vall, Colorado 81657(303) 479-2L38
Plan review based onthe 1991 Uniform Buildj-ng Code
Proj ect Number: PR,J96-0172
Addresst I225A + B Westhaven Lane
Pl-anner : George Ruther
Occupancy: R3.ML
Type of Const: V-N
Name: Sentry Duplex
Date: October L8, L995Contractor: Sentry Cons tructionArchitect: Snowden and Hopkins
Engineer: Thomas BeaudetLe
Plans Examiner: Charlie Davis
All electrical work is to be complete to therequirenents of the latest National Electrical Code,all Town of Vail Ordi-nances, and Holv Cross
Requirements.
This project will require a site improvement
survey(ILC). This survey shall be submitted andstaff approved prior to a request for a frameinspec1:ion. Under no circurnstances wil_l a frameinspection be done without an approved. srte
improvement survey.
A bathroom is required. to have an openable window ora rnechanical ventilation system. -- Sec. 1205. (c)
In bathrooms with a tub or shower and in l-aundry
rooms a mechanical ventilation system connecLeddirectly to the outside shall be provided. Bathrmswhich contain only a water closet or lav. may beventllated with a recirculating fan. UBC L205(c).
Domestic clothes dryer exhaust ducts shal-1 beinstalled as per UMC 1104 and 1903. Flexible duct
connectors may not exceed 5, in lenEth and shall notbe concealed within construcLion. Ducts shal1terminate outsid.e the building and not exceed 14'length.
Crawl spaces are required to be ventilated bymechanical means or by openings. Such openingsshall have a net area of not less than 1_ sq. ft. foreach 150 sq. ft. of und.er-f Ioor area. UBC 25j-6(c)6.
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75 South Frontage Road
Vail. Colorado 81657
970-479-2 I 3 8/479-2 I 39
FAX 970-479-2452
L5
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Department of Community Development
No domestic dishwashing machine shalt be directly
connecLed to a drainage system without the use of an
approved dishwasher air-gap fittinq. UPC 608.
Cross connection control devices sha1l be install-edto protect pollution of potable waLer supply by useof approved brackf f ow prevenLion devices. UPC 1003.
Island fixtures sha1l be .qneci al vFnt F.l Ac nor ITDa
6t4,
Plumbing fixtures with mechanical apparaLus shaI1 besupplied with an access panel for inspection and
repair of equiprnent. UPC 904.
Heating and cooling equipmenL located j-n the garage
sha11 be instal-1ed with the pilots and burners orheating elements and switches at least 18" above thefloor fevel of the garage. UMC 508.
Equipment located in underfloor area shal1 rest on aconcrete sl-ab or be suspended from the floor above,
be provided with an access and passageway. and havea permanent el-ectric outlet and l_ighting fixture?
In buildings of unusually tiqht construction (aIl
new construction within lhe Town of Vail),
combustion air shall be obtained from the outside,
Such combustj-on air openingrs sha11 be a6 per UMC Ch.
supply a mechanical drawing indicating design of
system, size (BTU and volume) of equipmenE. venclocation and terminaEion, and combustion air to besupplied prior Lo any installation.
Gas piping shall not be install-ed in or on ttreground under any buildinq' or structure and exposedgas piping shall be kept at least 5I above grade.
uMc 22L3 (b)
The open side of all decks, porches, stairs, etc.which are more than 30r' above grade shall beprotected with a guardrail. Openings can not exceed4". Within R-1 occ, and all R-3, height min. is
36" -outside R-1 occ. heighL min. is 42',. UBC j.?Lj-.
A one-line eleetricat d.rawing for each tevel isrequired for this project. Failure to provide such
may result in field. corrections at the exDense of
1')
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17
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75 South Frontage Road
Yail, Colorado 81657
970-479-213V47e-2139
FAX 970-479-2452
Department of Community Development
Provide a complete site plan showing all struchures,
dimensions, and. publie ways. -- Sec. 302. (d)
All electrical work is to be complete to the
requirement.s of the latest National Etectrical Code,all Town of Vail ordinances, and Holv cross
Requirements.
This project will- require a site i-mprovement
survey(II-,C) . This survey sha11 be submitted andstaff approved. prior to a request for a frameinspection. Under no circumstances will a frame
inspection be done without an approved site
rmprovement survey.
A bathroom is required to have an openable window ora mechanical venLilaLion sysLem. -- Sec. 1205, (c)
In bathrooms with a tub or shower and in laundry
rooms a mechanical ventilation system connecteddirectly to the outside shalt be provided. Bathrmswhich contain only a water closet or lav. may beventilated with a recirculating fan. UBC 1205 (c) .
Domestic clothes d.ryer exhaust ducts shal1 beinstalled as per UMC 1104 and 1903. Flexible duct
connectors may not exceed 6' in lenqth and shall notbe concealed within construction. Ducts shall-terminate outsid.e the building and not exceed 14'
length.
Crawl spaces are required to be venLilated by
mechanical means or by openings. Such openingsshall have a net area of not less than l- sq. ft. for
each 150 sq. ft. of und.er-f Ioor area. UBC 25j.5(c)5.
No domestic d.ishwashinq machine shall be directly
connected to a drainage system without the use of an
approved. dishwasher air-gap f it.ting. UpC 508.
Cross connection control devices shal_1 be installed
Eo protecL pollution of potable water supply by useof approved backflow prevention devices. UpC L003.
IsIand fixtures shall be special vented as per UpC
614.
In buildings of unusually tiqht constructj.on (atl
new construction within the Town of Vail),
combustion air shaf l_ be obtained from the outside.
Such combustion air openings shaLl_ be as per UMC Ch.
6.
L8
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20
2I
23
25
26
27
28
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75 South Frontage Road
Vail, Colorado 81657
970-479-213V479-2139
FAX970-479-2452
Department of Comrnunity Development
Supply a rnechanical drawing indicating design of
system. size (BTU and volume) of equipment, ventlocation and termination. and combus!ion air to be
supplied prior to any installation.
Gas piping shal1 not be installed in or on the
ground under any building or structure and exposed
gas piping sha11 be kept at least 6" above grade.
uMc 2213 (b)
Due Lo Colorado State Statutes, aII sink faucetts
and shower heads are required to utilize flowrestriction devices. Also. the maximum water closetflush usage is linited to a maximum of 3.5 qallons
per flush.
A handrail is required along a staj-rway, It isrequired to be 34 to 38 inches above the nosing ofthe sbeps and if the side is open. the maximum sizeof an openinqf in the railing at the stairway is 4inches. -- Sec. 3306. (i) & 1712.
The open side of all decks, porches, stairs, etc.
which are more Lhan 30" above grade shaIl beprobected r/rith a guardrail. Openinqrs can not exceed4r'. Wj-thj-n R-L occ. and all R-3, heiqht min. is
35" -outside R-1 occ. heiqht min. is 42". UBC l-7 j_1.
A one-line electrical drawing for each levet isrequired for this project. Failure to provide such
may result in field corrections at the expense ofcontractor.
Because of this project's location, the foundationis required to be dampproofed to prevent damaqe toareas below finished grade. UBC 1707(d) .
The crawl space area is required to be ventilatedeither an approved mechanical means or by openingthe exerior wal-Ls. -- Sec. 2515. (c) 6.
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32
33
34
35
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75 South Frontage Road
Vail, Colorado 81657
970-479-2 I 3 8/479-2 I 39
FAX 970-479-2452
Pro'iect Number: PR,J95- 0172
Addiess t L2258 Westhaven Lane
Planner:George Ruther
Occupancy: R3.Ml
Type of Const: V-N
NORTH
BRG NON-BRG OPNG
WALL WAI,I] PROT
Ohr Ohr NoneOhr Ohr None
Town of Vail
75 South Frontage Road
Vail, Colorado 81657(303) 479 - 2138
Plan analysis based on
the 1991 Uniform Building Code
EAST SOUTH
BRG NON-BRG OPNG BRG NON-BRG
WAIJIJ WAIJ].J PROT WAI-,I., WALLOhr Ohr None thr* thr*Ohr Ohr None thr* thr*
Name: Sentry Duplex
Dat.e: October 18. 1996
Contraclor: Senlry Construction
Architect: Snowden and Hopkins
Eng'ineer: Thomas Beaudette
Plans Examiner: Charlie Davis
Department of Community Development
WEST
OPNG BRG NON-BRG OPNG
PROT WAI]L WAL,IJ PROT
NOP Ohr Ohr None
NOP Ohr Ohr None
SEPARATION
DIRECTION BOUNDARY AREA INCREASE FIRE PROTECTION
NORTH Property line 78.0 Feet 78. 0 FeeLEAST Property line 16.0 Feet 15. 0 Feet
SOUTH Building 0.0 Feet 0.0 Feet
WEST Property line 51.0 Feet 51.0 Feet
EXTERIOR WA].,J., FIRE RATINGS AND OPENING PROTECTION
Table 17-A & Table 5-A
R3
MI
The exterior walls may be of COMBUSTIBI",E material . Sec.2201.
None -- No fire protection requirements for openings.Prot -- Openings are to be protecCed wilh 3/4 hT fire assemblies.
50% of the area of the wall maximum. 5ee.2203. (b) c Table 5-A
Maximum single window size is 84 sq.ft with no dimensiongreater than 12 feet. - - Sec. 4305. (h)
NOP -- Openings are not permitted in this waIl.* -- These walls may be required. to have a parapet wall 30 inches
above the roofing. The parapet wa11 is required to have the samefire rating as the wal-l. See section 171_0. for deLails and exceptions.
FL, NAtr{E AREA MIN. LIGHT MIN.VENT No.EXITS EGRESS
2 Bedroom #22 Bedroom #3
140
L43
1-4.00
r_4.30
7.00
7.15
L
1_
Yes
Yes
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75 South Frontage Road
Vail, Colorado 81657
970-479-213V479-213e
FAX 970-479-2452
Department of Community Development
2 Bedroom #42 Bath room#2
2 Bath room #32 Bath room #42 Halls. closets, etc.
TOTAL FOR FIJOOR
1 Garage
1 Bed.room # 1/ S tudy
L Bath room
I Kitchen
1 Dining/Great room
1 Powder room
1 T,e'rnd.l-\r r.t.\m
1 Halls. closets. etc.
TOTAL FOR FI.,OOR
BUI LDING TOTAIJ
rof
49
37
57
559
115 0
472
-Lb U
34
205
580
25
34
3 r-5
L826
2985
15.50
0.00
0.00
0.00
0. 00
0.00
15.00
0.00
20.50
58. 00
0.00
0.00
0.00
6 . Z3
2 .45
r.85
2.85
0.00
0.00
8.00
L.70
10.25
29.00
1.50
t.70
0.00
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
No
1
1
1
I
l_
1
1
L
1
1
1
1
l"
I
I
2
FOOTNOTES:
l-) EGRESS - An operable window or door that. opens direcLly to the exterioris required from this room, The minimum clear openable area musr meet
Lhe following. - - Sec. 1204.1) The minimum clear heighL is 24 inches2) The minimum clear width is 20 inches
3) The minimum clear area is 5.7 square feet4) The maximum si1l heiqht is 44 inches2) The number of exits is based on Tab1e 33-A (Dwellings)
3) A mechanical ventilation system may be used in in lieu of exreraoropenings for ventilation. -- Sec. 1205. (c)
ROOM DIMENSIONS :
Habitabfe space sha11 have a ceiling height of not less than T feet Ginches. Kitchens, halIs. bathrooms and toilet compartments may have aceiling height of 7 feet measured to the lowest projection. rf the ceilingis sloping. then the minimum height is required in onLy t/2 af the area,- -sec. 12 07. (a)
Every dweJ.ling unit shall have aL least one room which has not less than 120square feet of floor area. Other habitable rooms except kitchens shall havean area of not less than 70 square feet. -- Sec. 1207. (b)
Habitable rooms other than a kitchen sharr not be less than 7 f eet- .in an'dimension. -- Sec. L207. (c)
GIJAZING REQUIREMENTS :
A1l glazing in hazardous focations is required to be of safetyglazing material. -- Sec. 5406. (d)
1) Glazing in ingress and egress doors except jalousies.
2) Glazing in fixed and sliding panels of sriding door assemblies andpanels in swinging doors other than wardrobe d.oors.3) Glazing in storm doors.4) Glazing in aLl unframed swinging doors.5) Glazins in doors and encLosures for hot tubs, whirlpools, saunas. steamrooms' bathlubs and showers, Glazing in any portion of a building wa11enclosing these eomparlments where the bottom exposed edqe of the
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-1 --l-- .l^ 1^^^ L1^^- an :-^1-^^vraar'v lhan 50 inches above a standing surface and drain in1et.5) Glazing in fixed. or operable panels adjacent to a door where the nearest
exposed edge of the glazxinq is within a 24-inch arc of either vertical
edqre of Lhe door in a closed posj-tion and where the bottom exposed edgeof the qrl-azinqf is less than 50 inches above the walking surface.7l clazing in an indj-vidual fixed or operable pane1. other than thoselocalions described in itens 5 and 6 above, than meets all of thefoll owing conditions:
A. Exposed area of an individuaL pane greater than 9 square feet,B. Exposed bottom edqe less than l-B inches above the floor.C. Exposed top edge qreater than 35 inches above the floor.D. One or more walking surfaces within 36 inches horizontally of theplane of the glazing.
8) Glazing in railings regardless of heig'ht above a walkj-ng surface.Included are structural baluster panels and nonstructural in-f ill-panels.
See exceptions.
SMOKE DETECTOR REQUIREMENTS :
A smoke deLector is required on the ceiling or wall at a point centrally
l-ocated in the corridor or area giving access to each sleeping area,
- - sec. L2l0. (a) A
A smoke d.eLect.or is required on Lhe ceiling or wall- in each sleeping
area. -- Sec. 1210. (a) 4.
A smoke detector is required on all shories. -- Sec. 12L0. (a) a.If the upper level contains sleepingr room(s) . a smoke detector is reguiredin the ceiling of the upper level close to the stairway.
- - Sec. l-21-0. (a) 4
Smoke detectors are required to be wired to the building's power source andshall be equipped with a batt.ery baekup. -- sec. 12L0. (a) 3.
DetecEors shall sound an alarm audible in all sleeping area of the dwellingin which they are located.. -- Sec. 1210. (a) 4.
FIREPLACE REQUIREMENTS :
MASONRY FIREPLACE:
1) Fireplace musE be supported by a foundation. -- Sec. 3707. (b)
2) The firebox must be at least 20 inches deep and walls of firebox areto be 10 inches thick. If the lining is of firebrick then the walls
may be 8 inches thick. -- Sec. 3707. (c)
3) The minimum clearance to combustible material is from the fireplace,
smoke chamber, and chimney wa11s is 2 inches. Cornbustj-ble material maynot be placed within 6 inches of fireplace opening and combustiblewithin 12 inches may not project more than L/8 inch for each 1 inch ofclearance. -- Sec. 3707, (h)
4) The hearth must be noncombustible. a minimum of 4 inches thick, and.supported by noncombustible material . The hearth size must be at l-east iIf Opening size is: Front extension Side extensiontess than 6 sq.ft. L6 inches5 sq.ft. or greater 20 inches-- Sec. 3707. (k) & (1)
8 inches
12 inches
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5) Chimney height must be per Table 37-B
OCCUPANCY SEPARATION:
Between the garagre and the residence. material-s approved for thr fireconstruction are required on the giarage side only and any doors betweenthe garage and hhe residence are to be a sel-f -closingr 1- 3/8 inch solid
core door or a 20 minute fire door. -- Table 5-B & Sec. 503. (d) exc. #3
STAIR REQUIREMENTS:
A stairway in a dwelling musE be at Ieast 36 inches wide. -- Sec. 3305. (b)
The maximum rise of a step is 8 inches and the rni-nimum run is 9 inches.-- Sec. 3305. (c) exc. #1
Provide a handrail on one side a stairway 34 to 38 inches above the nosing ifthere is 4 or more risers. -- Sec. 3305. (i)
Provide a guard rail where drop off is greater than 30 inches. Minimum height
= 35 inches, maximum opening size = 4 inches. -- Sec. 1_7\2. (a\ exc. #1
The minirnum headroom is 5 ft.- 8 inches. - Sec. 3306. (o)
Enclosed usable space under the stairs is required to be protected as requiredfor thr fire-resistive construction. -- Sec. 3305. (1)
SHAFT ENCLOSURES:
1) Chutes and dumbwaiter shafts with a cros s - sectional- area of not more than9 square feet may lined on the inside with not less than 26 gagegalvanized sheet metal with all- joints Ioeklapped. The ouLside must beL hr construction. A11 openings into any such enclosure sha11 be protectedby not less than a self-closing solid wood d.oor 1 3/B inches thick orequivalent. -- sec. 1706. (f)
2) Gas vents and noncombustible pipinq inslalted in wa11s passing througrh3 floors or less do not need. to be in t hour shafts.-- Sec. 1.706. (c)
3) Shafts for gas vents. factory-bui1t chimneys, piping, or ducts that donot extend through not more than 2 f l_oors need not be in t hour shafts.-- Sec. 1705. (c)
4) A11 other shafts are required to be enclosed in a L hour assembtv.-- Sec . 1705. (a)
CRAWLSPACE REQUIREMENTS :
1) Provide ventil-ation either by mechanical means or by openings in exteriorwa11s. opening sha11 provide a net area of not less than l- square foot foreach 150 square feet of area in crartl space. Openings shall, be distributedon two opposite sides and be located as close to corners as practical .-- Sec. 25L5. (c) 5. Note: Vent. openings may be reduced to 10% of the aboveif ground surface area is covered r^rith an approved vapor barrier and thebuilding official approves.
For a 1352.0 sq.ft. crawlspace area:
Ratio
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Minimum sq.ft. of vent
9.012) Provide 18-inch by 24-inch access openi-ng to the erawl space area. Note:opening may be required. to be larger if mechanieal equipment is locatedin the crawl space. -- Sec. 2516. (cl 2.3) unless the wood is listed as an approved hrood of natural resistance todecay or treated wood, t.he minimum clearance beLween exposed earth and
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floor joist is 18 inches. The minimum clearance to beams and girders isis 12 inches. -- Sec. 25f6. (c\ 2.
ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS :
For R3 occupancy
This project will require a site improvement survey.
shall be submitted and approved prior to request for
inspection,
A11 crawl spaces wit.hin the Town Of VaiI are limitedstructural floor ceiling height of 5'. be earlh floor
ventilated as per UBC 2515 (C)6 with mj-nimum access as
2516(Cl2 and maximum access of 9 sq. ft.
such survey
frame
to a earth to
on1y. beper UBC
Any building site with a slope of 30 deg'rees or more shall require anenqineer design. Such design shall address drainage, soil retainage
and structural- design.
Excavation below slabs on grade shall not be permitted withouL prior
approval .
Address numbers shall be posted plainly visible and legible from the
sEreet.
For Ml occupancy
Slope garaqe floor to aLLow for drainage to outside to provide afloor drain wiEh sand and oil interceptor to dry weII or to sewer.
Any garag,e floor drain connected to sewer must be approved. by UpperEagle VaIIey Water & Sanitation Districh.
In garages with livinq' area above, the walls of the garage wiichbearinq' the area above sha]1 be protected with one hour fireresistive consLrucLion. UBC 503 (B) .
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Vai1, Colorado 81657(303) 479-21-3B
Plan
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Proj ect Number: PR'J95 - 0f 72
Address: 1225A Westhaven Lane
Pfanner: George Ruther
occupancy: R3,M1
Type of Const: V-N
NORTH
OCC BRG NON-BRG OPNG BRG
WALL WAIJIJ PROT WAIJIJ
R3 thr* thr* NOP Ohr
Ml Lhr* thr* NQP Ohr
The exterior walls may be of
analysis based on
Uniform Building Code
SEPARATTON
DIRECTION BOUNDARY AREA INCREASE FIRE PROTECTION
NORTH Building 0.0 Feet 0. 0 FeetEAST Property Line 16.0 Feet 15.0 Feel
SOUTH Property line 78.0 Feet 78.0 FeetWEST Property line 51.0 Feet 51_.0 Feet
EXTERIOR WAIJIJ FIRE RATINGS AND OPENING PROTECTION
Tabl-e 17 -A & Table 5 -A
Name: Sentry Duplex
Date: OcLober 18, 1996ContracLor: Sentry Construct ionArchitect: Snowden and HopkinsEngineer: Thomas Beaudette
Plans Examinerr Charlie Davi s
SOUTH WEST
BRG NON.BRG OPNG BRG NON-BRG OPNG
WAIJIJ WA].,'I' PROT WAIJL WALI PROT
Ohr Ohr None Ohr Ohr None
Ohr: Ohr None Ohr Ohr None
EAST
NON-BRG OPNG
WAIJIJ PROT
Ohr None
Ohr None
COMBUSTIBITE material . Sec.2201.
None -- No fire protect.ion requirements for openings.Prot -- Openings are to be protected with 3/4 hr fire assemblies.
50% of the area of the wall maximum. Sec.2203. (b) & Tabl_e 5-A
Maximum single window size is 84 sq.ft with no dimensiongreater than l-2 feet. -- Sec. 4305. (h)
NOP -- Openings are not permitted in this wall.* -- These walls may be required to have a parapet wall 30 inches
above the roofing. The parapet wall is required to have the samefire rating as the waIL See section 1710. for details and. exceptions.
AREA MIN. I.,IGHT MIN . VENT NO . EXITS EGRESS
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2 Master bedroom 340
2 Bedroom #2 203
2 Bath room 35
2 Living (caretaker) 111
2 Ki tchen ( caretaker) 1-012 Bath room(caretaker) 37
2 Bedroom ( caretaker) I22
2 HaIIs, closets, etc. -1401
TOTAL FOR FLOOR L97 71 carage 597
L Laundry room 34
1 Kitchen 249
1 Dininq/Great room 664
1 Bedroom #1 L85
1 Powder room 23
l- Bath room 3 5
1 carage (Caretaker) 2L6
1 T-,aundry/Mech (careta) 80
1 Ha11s, closets, etc. 408
TOTAL FOR FLOOR 2492
BUILDING TOTAL 4459
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1) EGRESS - An operable window or door thaL opens directly to the exterioris required from this room. The minimum clear openable area must meetthe following. -- Sec. L204.
1) The minimum clear heiqfht is 24 inches2) The minimum cl-ear width is 20 inches3) The minimum clear area is 5.7 square feet4) The maximum sil1 heiqhb j_s 44 inches2) The number of exits is based on Table 33-A (Dwellinqs)
3) A mechanical ventilation system may be used in in lieu of exrerroropenings for ventilation. -- Sec. L205. (c)
ROOM DIMENSIONS:
Habitable space sha1l have a ceiling heighL of not less than 7 feet 5inches. Kitchens, hall-s. bathrooms and toilet compartments may have aceiling height of 7 feet measured to the lowest projection. rf the ceilingis sloping, then the minirnum heiqht is required in only 1"/2 of the area,
- - Sec. 1201 . (al
Every dwelling unit sha11 have at least one room which has nol less than 120square feet of floor area. Other habitable rooms except kitchens shall- havean area of not less than 70 square feeL. -- Sec. 1207. (b)
Habitable rooms other than a kitchen shall not be 1ess than Z f eet_ in anrrdimension. -- Sec. T207. (cl
GLAZING REQUIREMENTS:
AII qflazing in hazardous locations is required to be of safetyglazing material . -- Sec. 5405. (d)
1) clazing in ingress and egress doors except jalousies.
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Glazing in fixed and sliding panels of slidingr door assemblies andpanels in swinq'ing doors other than wardrobe d.oors,
Glazing in storm doors.
Glazing in all unframed swinging doors.
Glazing in doors and enclosures for hot tubs. whirlpools, saunas, steam
rooms, bathtubs and showers. Glazing in any portion of a building wallenclosinq these compartments where the bottom exposed edgre of Lheglazinq is less than 50 inches above a standing surface and drain in1et.clazing in fixed or operable panels adjacent to a door where the nearest
exposed edgre of the qlazxing is within a 24-inch arc of either vertical
edge of hhe door in a closed position and where the bottom exposed edgeof the gLazing is less than 50 inches above the walking surface,Glazinq j-n an individual fixed or operable panel. other than thoselocations described in items 5 and 5 above, than meets all of thefollowing conditions:
A. Exposed area of an individual pane greater than 9 square feet.B. Exposed bottom edge less than 18 inches above the ffoor.C- Exposed top edge grreater than 35 inches above the floor.D. One or more walking surfaces within 36 inches horizontallv of theplane of the grf azing.
8) Glazing in railings regardfess of
Included are structuraL baluster
panefs.
See exceptions.
heiqht above a walking surface.panels and nonstructuraL in-fi]1
SMOKE DETECTOR REQUIREMENTS :A smoke d.etector is required on Lhe ceiling or wall at a point centralLylocated in the corridor or area giving access to each sleeping area.-- Sec. 12r0. (a) 4.
A smoke detector is required on the ceiling or wall in each sleepingarea. -- Sec. 1210. (a) 4.A smoke d.etector is required on all stories. -- Sec. !2L0, (a) 4.If the upper level contains sleepinq' room(s), a smoke detector is reouiredin the ceiling of the upper levet close to the stairway.-- Sec. 1210. (a) 4
smoke detectors are required to be wired to the building,s power source and.shal1 be equipped with a baLtery backup. -- Sec. L2L0. (a) :.DetecLors shall sound an ararm audible in all sleeping area of the dwellingin which they are located. -- Sec. 12t-0. (a) 4,
FIREPLACE REQUIREMENTS :
MASONRY FIREP]-TACE:
1) Fireplace must be supported by a foundation. -- sec. 370?. (b)2) The firebox must be at least 20 inches deep and warrs of firebox areto be l-0 inches thick. rf the lininqr is of firebrick then the wa1ls
may be 8 inches thick. -- sec. 3707. (c)
3) The minimum crearance to combustible material is from the fireptace.smoke chamber, and chimney warls is 2 inches. combustible maherial mavnoL be placed within 5 inches of fireplace openinq and combustiblewithin 12 inches may not project more than L/8 inch for each 1 inch ofclearance. -- Sec. 3707. (h)
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4) The hearth must be noncombustible, a minimum of 4 inches thick, and
supported by noncombustible material . The hearth size rnust be at least;If Opening size is: FronL extension Side extension
Less than 5 sq. ft.15 inches 8 inches
12 inches6 sq,ft. or greater 20 inches-- sec. 3?07. (k) & (1)
5) Chimney heiqht must be per Table 37-B
OCCUPANCY SEPARATION:
Between the garage and the residence, materials approved for Lhr fireconstruction are required on the q'arage side only and any doors betweenthe garage and the residence are to be a self-closinq 13/8 inch solidcore door or a 20 minute fire door. -- Table 5-B & Sec. 503. (d) exc. #3
STAIR REQUIREMENTS :
A stairway in a dwelling must be at least 35 inches wide, -- Sec. 3305. (b)
The maximum rise of a step is B inches and the minlmum run is 9 inches.-- sec. 3305. (c) exc. #1
Provide a handrail on one side a stairway 34 to 38 j_nches above the nosing ifthere is 4 or more risers. -- Sec, 3305. (i-)
Provide a guard rail where drop off is greater than 30 j_nches. Minimum heiqht
= 35 inches, maximum opening size = 4 inches. -- Sec. 1,7L2. (a) exc, #1The ninimum headroom is 5 ft.- 8 inches. -- Sec. 3306. (o)
Enclosed usable space under the stairs is required to be protected as requiredfor thr fire-resistive construction. -- Sec. 3305. (1)
SHAFT ENCTOSURES :
1) Chutes and. d.umbwaiter shafts with a cross-sectional area of not more than9 square feet may lined. on the inside with not less than 25 gagegalvanized sheet mebal with all joints locklapped. The outside must. bet hr construction. A11 openings into any such enclosure shall be protectedby not less Ehan a self-closing solid wood door l- 3/8 inches thick orequivalent. -- Sec. l-706. (f)
2) Gas vents and noncombustible piping instal-1ed in walls passing throug'h3 floors or less do not need t.o be in L hour shafts.
- - Sec. 1"706. (c)
3) Shafts for gas vents, factory-built chimneys. pipinq. or ducts that donot extend through nob more than 2 floors need not. be in L hour shafts.- sec. 1706. (c)
4) A1I other shaf t.s are required to be enclosed in a j. hour assembly.-- Sec. 1705. (a)
CRAWI.,SPACE REQUIREMENTS :1) Provide ventilation either by mechani-cal means or by openings in ext.eriorwal1s. opening sharr provide a net area of not less than 1 square foo! foreach 150 square feet of area in crawl space. Openings shafl be distributedon two opposite sid.es and. be located as close to corners as pracLical .-- Sec. 25L5. (c) 5. Note: Vent openings may be reduced to 10% of the aboveif ground surface area is covered with an approved vapor barrier and thebuilding official approves.
For a 1570.0 sq.ft. crawlspace area:
Ratio Minim,lm c.. Ff of vent
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2) Provide l-8-inch by 24-lnch access openinqr to the crawl, spaee area. Note:
opening may be required to be larg'er if mechanical equipment is locatedin the crawl space. -- Sec, 2516. (c) 2.
3) Unless the wood is lisled as an approved wood of natural resistance Lo
decay or treated wood, the minimum clearance between exposed- earth andfloor joist is 18 inches. The minimum clearance to beams and girders isis 12 inches. -- Sec. 2515. (c) 2.
ADDITf ONAL REQUIREMENTS :
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This project wilI require a site improvement survey. Such survey
sha11 be submitted and approved prior to request for frame
inspec tion.
ALl crawl- spaces within the Town Of Vail are limiLed to a earth tostructural floor ceiling height of 5', be earth floor only, beventilated as per UBC 251-6(C)5 with minimum access as per UBC
2515(C)2 and maximum access of 9 sq. ft.
Any building site wiLh a slope of 30 degrees or more shall require an
engineer design. Such design shall address drainage, soil retainage
and slructural design.
Excavation below slabs on grade shall not be permitted. without prior
approval .
Address numbers shall be posted plainly visible and. Iegible from the
For ML occupancy
Slope garag'e floor to allow for drainage to outside to provide afloor drain with sand and oil interceptor to dry well or to sewer.
Any qaraqfe floor drain connected to sewer must be approved by UpperEagIe VaIley Water & Sanitation District.
In garages with living area above. the wall_s of lhe garage wiich arebearing t.he area above shall be protected with one hour fireresistive construction. UBC 503 (B).
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AJpert ComPanies
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Job No, 4 535 03
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AS rcquBsted, Chen-Notthern, [nc., pcrfornred a subsoil study for desisn of foundatlons at
the sdbiecr Slte. ffle iruOy .*as'conducr"J in .r*rdance with -eu' esrc€mcnt for
ll}rJii'i'iiit *iii*iiing se*i.r, drted Aueust 20' 1ee2, rhe dara obuincd aird our
recommcndations ossed on rhe p'opostfi' constructlon und subsrrrfacc conditionr
encquntered ate prcscntcd in tttls report'
BrOpOlerl-QOnfffrfdi0nr Thc proposcd cqrt$truqtiun is anticipat&d to he a 3-ttor1' wood
framc tluplex with a ,*itttout baiemenr locuted on thc site as shl'vn on Fig' l ' Ground floor
will be a Slab.on-graOc. fVL anticipnte cut depth will be about-10 fQct' Foundation tuodlngr
for this type of constrtretion are igsumecl to'be retatiuely light' ..lf buitding condltiofis or
foundetlon lOadings are slgnificahtly rliffcrcnf }ton, tlrosl rJlcri{cd *b've' rvc should bc
;;lif,ed to reevelfate the lecornmendatlotu presentcd in thls repprt'
$ubsu{sce cqndltiq+r: The substrrfacc condltions at thc slte werd cvaluated by cxcavattng
r$,o explorf,tory pir3 ar the locarions shown on F g, i. rn* logs of thc Pirs.are 9rc11nt:-d-
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sx6su nt er€d) layc r o,,'p*ol *io E' riii' s "'.i ;l -:l l :lf f :.::. ::,:t1ilif : l*,lltffillitx6ggPl0reo) laycr oI tslJ$urr drre/ vr ""' --"*dir"ti*iiio tloo"tste foundatir]n loads tlpical;;;;]'.ip"la io ita"c liw compres*ibilitlyl-.,..----^r.,.,. nrrrnnnrprr .n e sRmote'of thcl"',,:l''jl'l,lli".l""jlffiffi,'"ril;ilr,iTi;;il;;;;";;li'lilr:lll:.:9:l:.i.i:illl?:ll:
:lffl'r1li:1Jili;:ffi:l'ri;il;;r"*J-,,",i"i ,i" Frg. a.'N" iree warer.,'as obscn'cd in rhe
pits at thc timc of cxcevation'
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..,l,rii,ruous walls and Z fret for columns, fiioio-*ng rtisturbctl+*Ils^g.11{&!.tt:rgillcontifluougconunuous wllllr d|llJ
li.i,t"ittiia st ttt" foundation bcarlng lcvetwithin tfe excovli
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latlng fill
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Flaccrncnt of footings at teest 48 incheE bciow thc extetlor grade is.ryp.lt'l::ll",jlli
*i*r. Conrinuous 6undation wrlls should bc, rainforccd 1op q-1d. bottom lo 6P-rn loc.al
anOmaties tuch as by *tsuming an unsupP6rtcd lcngtb of at lcist '10 feet' Forrndatlon walls
ectins a$ retBipint stru.lutitiftoutO Ue'destgned tO-rcsisl a tateral certh flrcssure bared on
an c{'trtvalcnr fluld unit wolght of {5 pcf.
Flqpr-$lgb,i: The notural on-slte soils, exclusive of topsoil and exlsrinr fili' arc sultablc to
ffporililttrylo moO.i",-iy roiiJJittU.on-eraO-; *o"'ii*.iion, "l'o rlducc the cffccts of
some differentiel movctnent, floor sts,bs tho;d Ut *ttt",td.ft9* all bcaring w{ltt t4
colurnas with expansi"n yJirifr whi.t attor" uniesrrairisO verticgl movement' Fld'or slab
conrrol joints shoulO bJ uicO -to reduco Ou*.i. luo. i? shrinkage llatl1ttq ,
The'
t"q"iiinirn" for ioint tp*d;3;d iftU i"i*ot*nrclt shoutd be 6tablishcd bv thadosigncr
bascd on erpcrlence
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tniin,ended steb ,ti. n minimum 4'inch laver of frca'dralning
gravel rhoutd te ptree] l,enc"if ba,o*rnt f.""i sitts to f..ifltatc drainogc' This *atc.naf
shoufd consist ot minuie.in;h-;tg;;l;i;-with lcsitlra n50To paasing the No 4 sicvc erd lers
thtn}Vo pssslng thc No. 200 slcvc.
All till matsrials for lupport of floor slabs sboultl bc compactcd t9 at lcEst 9570 of mdxlmum
rtandard Procror density at a moisturu .on,.nini;;;piil;;;' Rcquired filt can crirsist of
thcon.ritc5ravelsdevoit|ofvegetatlon,topsoltan.lovcrstzcoroeK.
Ilnclcrtlraip.Systcm: AJthOugh free water was not cncountered during our exploratl"ll:^11
been Our Cxporicnce in mO-untUinous arcaS thnt local pcrched groundwatcr mey develop
during dmes of hcavy precipitation o, rrtrnnul runOff' Ftcnen giound during sprinl runoff
can also cre.etf, I pr'iitrJ '.onOitiOn. Wo rec'mntcnc! bclow grirde consrructlon, tuch as
renining wallg, crawl sPlce lnd basamsnt utt.i, Uo ftotectcd frhn wettirrg and hydrostatic
pt€ssurC buildup by an underdraln system'
The drains should consist of drainpipc placed in the bottom of the wall backflll surrgundcd
abovc the irwert lcvel with fiec.dtaining granular matcrial' Thc drtin should bc placed at
cach lovel of cxcavation ;";;t ii*titf iolt Ueiu* fowest adjacent flnlstr gratle aud:slopcd
ar a minimum f fo m i'ritaUfo giitity ourlci, Free'd*ining granular material uscd in the
undcrdrain Bystem srtiuftf c,rniaTn leis thun i% pttt,^ng rhJ fro. 200 sievc' lcss than 507o
passlnE thc No, + si+",
'onO
h"ue . maxlmurn.*fJ" of f inchcs. The drain grovcl backflll
itrould be rt lcsst 2 fect deeP'
surf4cc brgineFq: The follou,ing drolnage.precautions,sho.uld be obsela,cd durlng
constructiort anA matniuii*Joi*iiti*cs afte-r the structure has bccn completcd:
l) InundatlOn Of the foundation cxcavatittns and untlcrdgb arcas slrould bc nvoidod
{urlng cor$ructlon'
AJpcrt ComPonies
$epterybcr 30' 1993
Pagc 3
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Exterior backfill should bc adiusted to neat oPtimurn *t-!ry:-t*-comPactcd to &t
l+xtgnvoof thc mocimum siinoorc Procror ricnsity in pavcment,and slab areas and
ro ar learr 90To 6lrt.'i*,*f*ut" starrdnrd^ Pri.int i"i*l,V in landscaoe areas' Froc'
draining wall beckflt ril|ilffi;;il,"6wirt ai"ur7i""iof ,5" 6n'site' ftner gtadcd
rolfi roirOucc surface' water lnftltratlon
Thegroundturfaccrurroundingthe.extcriorofrh.ebuild|ng-'-1":'-|bas|opodto
drain eway from thc fi;;;lfiin all direcrions. wc rccommend e minimum rlope
of 12 inchcs rn tr,, r,r!r'i0 f;; il;rp*rd o1'J"t .ni u minimum slopc of 3 Inches
i; th, frrti l0 fect in pavcmcnt and wallnvay arcrs'
4),Roofdownspoutsanddrainsshoulddischorgewcllbcyondthclimitsofall.hackfill.
Limitatlonr: Thir tcport hal trecn prcplretl in accortJancc wlth gcncrettv gcccntcd toil und
foundetion "ng,n."rrn[pii.",rco,
iri,hir arca ilil"#ii; tii"niiot Jtiign purposes' 'l]rc
conclusions
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barld uoon the deta ob*rlreo
ftom rhe cxptoretory;i;'il;ioo ui ,r.,o l;;;il* ffircaiiJ on rii' I and thc ptoPoscd
rwe of consrrucuon. fii; ffi;;and.e*tcnt ilffi;'ffiwtiutionq icross the site may not
uicome evidcnt until iu'ir''?"it"uo-i10" is pi't**itr' It ouring consruction' fill' sqll' rock
or wrtcr conditions #;;;iffi iiff*'.nr fil;iil',-; ;t;;;iffi-d. hcrcin' this offrcc shourd
be sdvised at oncc '"iI;;;;ti;n of rtre "i;;il;1lttL*113""ade
wc r€commeno
on.site oblcwation of t-*-tJuit]io*-anrj fr'rundriti'on t'ua'ing straro and tcsting of structurat rttr
uy lititCt*ntivc of thc soil cngincar'
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It. Exjlorotory pltr wcri sxcovotfd on Augurt 20, 1099 wlth 0 backhoc.
2, Lcdouon of explofqtory plte wcro mtd|Ur.d opproxlmotcly by poclnE frorn thr
trcturcr lhown on thc dtc Plan'
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on tho dtt Pton Provldcd'
1. Thr cxglorctory plt locotlonr ond.cle\tf,tlont ihould bc contldcrcd oocrrrotc only
'tJ lnt orgrro irdpltro by thc mcthod ut€d'
S. Thc llnc bctwccn mcteriob rhown on the txplorotory. ptt loge rrrrtrnt thc
"'oiiiloirtoil.'ffi;#;"l;; iiiwilii moi"rioi tyil", tnl ironrtttino rirov bc aroduol,
0, grdund wqttr wor not rncountaptt In ths pltr ot thr ttmc of 6xocvotlng'
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Aetion: trA BASEHENT BRTH & hlET BHR
Aetion: AFPR SEC UNIT APPSI flIR TEST
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SENTRY CONSTRUCTION
SENTRY CI}NSTFUCTION
SENTRY CON5TRUCTION
co., Ihtc.
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Phoner 63O-584-1133
Phoner 63S-5S4-113J
Phone: 639-594-1133
IIn{pection Requeat Inforration.....
Reques tor'r IIIIKE YOlJllG
Req Tirer OB16O Cotoents: HILLIters requested to be Inspected...
OO54O BLDE-Final C/O
t;fiLL-Re-Inspaet ion
Aet ion Eorrents
trhone t 376-?6?tt
Tire Exp
Inspect ion Historlt. -..
065Og PW-Backfill Inspeetiongld50l trl.l-Terp. aeeess/drainage
o,A5tie trLl-Rough grade
SO5O3 Plf-Final driveway grade
AE/t5/97 Inspector: Ltr Actionr Atrtrlt
OO5l6 dnivexay grade final
BOO1O BLDG-Foot ings/Stee IItllel96 Inspeetor: trFIter: OOOa6 BLDG-Foundat ion/SteelIt/o,6/96 Inspeetor: CFll/Lgl96 Inspector: trFNotes: eng letter approving r einforeerent
off of rrall as drawings speeify
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D6/o.3/97 Inspeetor: DS
A6/o.4/97 Inspeetor: DS
Action: FltrtrR
Actionr APtrRAction: AtrtiR
Action; AtrtrH
Actionr APtrR
Action: FA
Actionl trA
Action: APtrR SOUTH UNIT
Action: AtrPR APPRUUED
APTJ'{OUED
east un it
r*est unit-blankets reqrd
insulated blankets req.
centered instead gf e"
east half, wntr prot reqd
DONE DEAL
UPPER LUL CONCLT' FLR
seeondary unit
Notes: add nal. l in garege under caretaker uint to cerry floor syprir & sec flue chase approvedfloor strueture oveF sec unit garage approved
earetaker unit fraring approved
ta3/?9157 Inspector: DE Aetionl DN DENIED
Notes; NEED ffF{rROVED FLANS ON JtlB SITE AND EI{GINEER LETTER
APPRtrVING STRUCTURAL LOTJS
E9l19/97 Inspector: ART Action: AtrPR Lo*er floor w/notationsr
Notesl Fire bloeking is required to separate rechanical roor frohorizontal spaees at floorr. joists.
Fire bloeking is required to separate concealed vert ical
and horizontal sp:rcps.Iter : OS0SO BLDti-Insulation
A9/e6/97 Inspector: ART Action; APPR per notations:
Notes; trorplete stuffing nith insulation around doors and Bindow
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S9/Oll1999 88:13 REOUEI]TS - INStrECTN l.lORK STFIEETS FORr 9/ 1r'1999
PRGE
AREAI CD
Iter: 00860 BLD6-Sheetrock Nail
fi6/O3/97 Inspeetorl DS Action: trA
E6lPEl97 Ins;reetor: EE Actionr AtrPR
Iterr gggT6 BLDG-ltlisc.
Id4/3O/97 Inspeetor: EG Actionl AtrtrR fireplace
Iter: SO09O BLD6-Fi.nal
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Notes: TCtl IS AFFROUED PENDINE PUBLIC tlORKS' trLffNNING RND FIRE t)
API{ROUAL
HOUSE *S REI]UIRED
LOSFIETICS Nt]T COI'IPLETE
trATJLK TOILET BASES
I{EMTJUE DAIItrER IN GAS F/P NOP
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OAlt4/97 Inspectorl GRIter: 90537 trLAN-FINAL C/u
OS/e5l99 Insp'ector: EEORGEIter: 40539 PII-FINAL C/O
o,S/?4199 Inspectorl Lfi
fterr OO5/10 BLDG-Final trlE
o,B/?.5/i9 Inspectorr CD
Notes: trRIIIIARY UNIT:
EUUIPiIENT HAS tsEEN INSTALLED
STffIRI.TAYS
Act ion: AFFR API,HTIUED
Aetion: AtrPR APPR0VED
Action: AtrtrR ffITtrROUED
Action: APPR RPPROUED
Action: DN DENIED
-LOAD sEI-F TJLOSINIJ HINGES FOR PED DO[]R IN BARAGE
-A LANDINE IS REEUIRED AT DT]OR TO DECK FROT{ GARREE THE
DOtrH trAN NOT SIIINE T]UER A STEP
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-LOfID HINGE IN trED DI}OR TO GARAGE
-INS-TffI-L HANDRAIL IJN EXTERIOR STAIRS
-ADJIJST INTERIOR HANDRAIL TO trRT}UIDE 11/8" CLEARNCE FRO]II
sEC. UNIT
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January 6, t997
Mr. George Ruther
Town of Vail
75 South Frontage Road
Vail. Colorado 81657
RE: Young Residence Encroachment - Lot 43N, Glen Lyon Subdivision
a.k.a.: 1225 Westhaven Circle - Vail, Colorado
Dear George:
This letter is to notifr you that the District has agreed to grant an "Encroachment
Agreement" for the portion of the residence ofthe above referenced property that will
extend approximately seven tenths of a foot (.7) into the easement for distance of about
seven (7') feet. The formal documentation is currently being prepared for execution by
the owner.
Ifyou have any questions please contact myselfat 476-7480.
Sincerely,
Taq[\-I\*.,LA"rr-
Fred S. Haslee
Regulations Administrator
cc: Pam Hopkins - Snowdon and Hopkins
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WnteR, WnsrcwerEn. OpeRelorus & MnNncrvsNrr SERVIcES N
Printed by Charlie Davis t0/24/96 1:02pm
From : Terr1 Ivlar t1n€z o
charaie Dawls, Georqle RrrLtrer,
Greg Hall, I-arrtz Pardee. TerriMara]:inez
subject: Younq Residence/ sentry Duplex
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I juse met wiLtr Pam Hopkins. t'ttearchi|:ect orr ttrls prol ec t -stre believes Ltrai: she cah address all
of my issues whicb .incaude:
1 - wa l.1s ower 5 , in treight
2 - walls not shown per engflneereddel;ai a
3. walls confllct.lnq with the turnlngmotaon out of the garaqe
she cannoi; q'et, me paans unLal
Wedrlesday, h)ecause someone .is out oftowil, artd stte's working Lhe ski swaf)-of
courser ltrey need t:o start ttteirfourldal:iorr todav. I told them I wouadreaease t'tre perm1t wlth t,he condltlon
tha! I will- lock up the 'loml)uLer onwednesday l.f l-hey haven't] suppied
supplied adequate plans yet.
They dorr,t real1y need a publj,c waypermib t)ecause Lhey access off of apravate road. allthough Larry, Chere j.s
a aign off for yor"r.
I gruess we can go atread and release t,trepermi t -
** Did you know how €he.se promlnent
archit,ects in tol/l'n ctreck thelr hurningiradii? With a lit'tle g'reen mat'chbox
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rclbrd tho bolterr for donc'tlc hot vanrl I took thc fluolhere fqr tbe owrur ruppltd wf,tor hsqtGr rnd
urcd it for thr bollcr for tbc recondety rlilq r nn ruumlng fhir wln worlt. It ir r 7rr 0uc' Yodor *mrr
wtrr 1ootg llkc r ddc wrtl vcatirg for thr prtmrty rlde boller out of thr glilgG but I don't lild rny
ncrrtioa of rldt wrll vcnilng on tic prlatr I lhorv both rido walt rnd &vent vootlng on tho qugtc. Thl
cerctekrr bolhr/rrrtr n31t& couUo ir rldc wrll vcntcd but will rcgulrc comburtlon eh' Thl rnorYndt
Dolhr lr a vs61hrl &vcrt vcntlng ryltCm with comburttsn air pipcd dirretly to tbc bollcr.
My herdotr rsrlyff rlowr fiat tlrorc wllf not bs r ntcd $ rupilolrcnttl hcrl lo rny of the rcrr rr long
lit c 6cqt covc*ngp aru goirg to be vhrt I have lktcd. lf cerpct ir io nplrcc eny of tbe effir I lirt rr
hrrdwood, wc rhould tdrc enothcr loelr et thor arcrr.
tlrue erc rti$ arerr whuc wr ctn lavc monq on egulpment lf nccctrary, Thc uo$ obvioru fu lhc
mo*n.tt boltcn Anothsr h tbc ringlc loop oiroo*ircit olf tDe prtmrry ridc hollor. If rhc chrrc pruvidcd
ir l"rfc cnou3f to hlndh r lon Ru;r$d rit' flue rnd r'c ctn provlde comburtion ilt for tbc tBowrrclt
.lroltci, wc *uild go to r hu crpcilivc Lagrr ldlghW tberm bollcrto c$ cortr. lto could elro put the
riqlr loop of rnofmett on thb bollcr to cut cortl if thtt It aceeptsbh to thc o*'ncr.
I*t mc know if I crn hdp l1rthgf, I would bc hrppy to mcat with thc owntr io clerr up mmc of the
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The rcrsscmbty of )our log srrucnn'c bqPtqry ftom Dcccobec 4 mrough Dcctuber 20'
itil.-filng i["t el*oa "t"ti-t,
rryinc fig Homcs bad a workins adviss ai tha jobsit'
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it was ciginstly r*"ait r"Vtt6 *Om i.itttl* coluacbrinfo[owitlgthe structurd
pr,ilf"ffi-ir"h ;ks #A 6org so.l pto t' md qpaccrs; ut m integrd put of tltc
reasccmbly ptoccss.
or rdvisrrs htw bcen insBucmd o infqm onr orfficc if fuing the corse of fie ruer*cftly
of thc loeurorlq lhst is ruy dcvierion o rDc structrrnt.t!ry " " TIcrY of thc filc aud
.""*t nrUty 5orrn"t of yun nnoiect m mentim of uy devlrtlsos wrs !qns-
I cm mly conslude thct sc hrBDifi8, r3 dclircil tnd dcicribd in ffrc plant dd 9tl3l96'
wcre instrllcd.
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...,nii,ruous wrlts and 2 feei for colunns. roott-*"o Jisturbccl+j#HO"hf:t:till
Sutriecil $ubsoil $tudy for Foundation De1!fn-, Froposed Duplex' t'ot 43' WesthBven*--r'-
Ltne, Glen Lyon Subdivislon, Vail' Colorado
Job No, 4 535 93
Deet Mr. nlPcrtl
As rcquestcd, chen-Northern, ltlc., perlolrrred a subsoil study forldesirn of foundatlons 4t
rho sribjecr slte, 't1.'e study was'conducrJ in a.l.otdance wirh -our s*tscncnt fcrr
{eotcehnicat enginceriig-scJicer dlted Augrrst 20, 1992' 'Itre tlata ohtaincd and our
iccomrncndations ugsiE on the p'opos"I consiructlon and' subsurface conditions
enceuntered ate proscntcd in thls repqrt'
ftopo+d co4slfucti([t: The proposcd coflrtrucdun is anticiprt+d to hc a 3-rtori wood
iramc ctuplax witb a ,rilt out balement tncrtuO c*itte site as shlwn on Fig' 1' 6round floor
will be a slab'on'gra6p' we anticipnte cur'depth witl be about l0 f$ct' Foundation toodlngs
for this type of constn.rion are issumerJ trj be retatiuely light' tf buildlng conditions ot
foundeilon t.adings are stgnificantly diffcreniiton ttrosc rJlscri{ed Rbove' rvc should bc
nOittieO tO rqevaldate th" I"ro*.on,l^tiorr* pfe,'entcd in thls repprt'
fiubgurfaee FppCitions: Th.e subgrrrfacc condltions .1 ths slte werd evaluatecl by cxcivating
n{,o explgrf,tory pltr ai the locationg shown .;F,g, i. rno logs of-thc Pits are prcsented on
Fin. 2.' The subsoils *nrrn,ntci*,1 in ttre exgrtoruiiu- piS. *,,*Irt of san<ly slightiy silty gr*vcl
co-ntaining .66$les ;;;'t;;ilt's, qunlio lv ;'til.-!:l--t-1,ono fcror thick whers
encountsred) layer.iltp-.if*id/or filt. Bssed on our experience in this area the sitc soils
ara anticipatco to t Euc-i5-";-'ffi.es^tibjiity ffi;ittBti ro mode'at+foundatittn lnrds qpical
of residentiril .onrnuoiJn.'ileiurg or r gruouii,in"*naiyris perfontner! {rn a sample of thc
on-;ite soils obtainec irom Fit t are pr*r..utriin iig. a.'H" fro" wuttt''"as ohscn'cd in the
pitc at th+ timc of cxcgvrtton'
cQ$tifluouscotltifluotts wrllF aru'
ll#t iiri"*a' a t ittt rn unoati o n bc arl ns leval :{-itli lt he ex.cagSi op
;;I;;;ilil*iinc"e <r own to adcqu a te ""':J::l l11 l,s- :'il
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Npcrt ComPrnics
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Flecerncnt of footings at leatt 48 inchss below thc exterlor grade is.typically uso{-tnrhh
er€a, Continuoua founOaiion walls shoul(i bc reinforccd -rop *'d bottom to 6prn locel
anomaties such es by rssuming an un$upportJ'fi"iiit-"i " 1tfi', 'i0 fcer' Foundail6n wells
acti's aS rct'1,1ing stru.iuiis r-ttould bc'designed tiresisl a lateral carth prcssure ba'ed on
in c{utuatcnt fluld unit wolght of 45 pcf'
flcol-$lsb$:Thenoturalon.sitgsoiis,cxclusiveoftopsoilandcxlstin8fi|l,arcsultsblcto
supporr lightty to rnooirateii roaOtO-ttuU.on-gi?qc construction '['o reducc the cffects of
some differontif,l movctnent, floor slabs sho;lJ t. tcftt.ttd.ftl* all bcaring wills and
colurnns with expnnsi;; itild *hictr ailou' uni.iu'ortbO verticsl movcmanl' Fldor slab
ccnrrot joinm rhouid bi used -to reduce ;;;A; iuo. Jg shrinkage gttT*S: ,Th:
rcqulrcments fo.r ioin6p*fij;d ittU i"intot.untcnt should be cstrblishtd by thadasigncr
ba.ged on oxpcrtetrcc qrlJilc-intended sleb.uiu. e lnini*um 4'ineh lsver 0f frcc'draining
gravclshould bC ilacil b;;*lh brro*rnt tivet $lahs to facilltatc drainagc' This fiatcrial
ihoutd consist ot min,tJZ-in.i-iggiil:"iJ*iti, r"*s titan 5070 passing the No 4 sicvc end lers
thrn 29a Pa$slng thc No. 200 slevc'
All till matcrials for SUpport of lloor slabs should bc compactcd to at lc*t 95Vo of mdxlmum
standard Proctor density at a moisture conJ;i;;ut opti*utn' Rcquired fill can mnrist of
it'iii:'i.l.iraveraeuJloofvcgetation,topsoiIandovcrsizGdrock,
usrtcrdrain tvglcm; ,AJthough frpe watcr was not cncounlcred during our exploratlon' h hal
been Our Cxp€ri6nce in mointdnou$ arca$ thnt locai perched grgundwatcr moy develop
during drnes of hOavy precipitation o, rr,qrnnut iunoff' Fr*zen giound during sprlni runoff
can atao cre.$rc, * ptrii-i'ioiltd;: -fri'
i**t *niencl bclow [rade consrructlon' such rs
reUinin* wcllg, crawl spacc end bascment nrr.i, U-'ptotectcd fiom wetting and hydrostatic
pressurtbuildup by an underdraln sysem'
Thc dryins should consist of drainpipa placgd in the' bottom of the wall backflll rutrgundcd
ebgvc thc invcrt lsvei witrr frce.diainin'g granuiar rnaterial, Thc drain should bc placcd at
cach lavet of c*cauarion;;;;i ro*r, r T"ii6ii"* rowesr aojacent flnlsb srade andrslopcd
sr a minimum I% to a suitablo gr*vity outtci,-.F ci'Oretnini granular maierial usod in the
undsrdrain ry3tom shil,l ;;;itfii teis than z% pa$ine rni fro' 200 sievc' lcsr thrn 507o
9€sslng rhc No. A si+, ano-iii"i r maxlmurn'*rJ" or f inchcs' The drain grovel backflll
itroutd te rt lcast 2 fcat docP'
Sutfaca trrelqtiq: The follou'ing drolnage .precautions.sho.Yld bt obscrved durlng
corutnrction aoO **intuin*J ti-ii fitncs dtelt thc" structure hes becn complctcdl
1) InUndftlOn 0f the foundation excavations and un<lcr$latt srcas slrould bc nvoidcd
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2)Erteriorbackfitlshouldheadjusted't0nearoptimurnmolsttlrcandcompuctcdtoat
lcast gqvo ofthc maximurn standard Proctrrr ricnsity in Favement and slab areac qnd
to ar le.sr g*Vo olthe maxlmum ,,rnAo-Jiri.*. l"n*i'y in lendscape areas' FrQc'
draining watt Uactcfitt should U, ,upp#Jitn'ii"-itTit"r'oi tt'e on'site' finer gradcd
soifJ ioitCuce $urfacc water lnflltratlon
3)Thegroundlurfaccturroundingtheerteriorofthebu|ldtngshouldbeslopcdtc
drain a**v rro,ri?i; il;;;,b-in arrciiJ.tions. wc rccommend a mininum stope
of tl inchcs d'ld; ffi to ieet i" unptt"l"-t*- and a minimum slopc of 3 tnehes
in *t, nnf t0 fect in pavcmcnt and wathvay areu'
4i'Roofdownspournnddrainsshoulddischargewellbcyondthelirnitsof*lt,backfill.
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foundation cnginccn
conctusiorrs *nc ,..olsoloT;;,ffiilil',ffi iliht;;;i*' are basri upnnirri oaia obtairred
frorn rhc cxptoratory";ii;-;or;;il.u, tr,rio*iio* in,iirutta gn F[ r and the propostd
twc of eon$rrucnon.' iil il;;; "nO.i*,ourliilililtiil;tirtiont
icross the sitc mav not
dicornc cvidont untif n rit ri'"icava,rion tt ;;;#;;'i:-iiO"ring,titr^*ruction' fill' sqil' rock
or w$cr conditions ;il;; b. oiTe.rcnJr'#;;;;;; riescritrio #;h' this officc should
bc sdviscd er once rJil;"ir"",i.n of tlre r#;ilff;,[n'intv b;;;; we recomtnend
on site observetton ot t*t'"attons ano f'runi'iiion r'e"ing st'*d anc-tJing of structural fill
il;il;;;nutiva of the coil etsineut'
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(GtJ) Grovct; eqndy, cllghtly atlty, wlth cobblcs und bould6fl, doilf6' cllghuy mollt'
brown.
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Activity: !:17-fird1. I |/1.{}/18 fype: B-[Lb.ll 5t;rhr'ts
6irjclr*e: s : 1;--;::i t"lF:i"i-l'hilVIN trE
l--oEi*t: iort i I.;l;:ili l"li:.$T| .|tlVff:l'l l.-t:li\ifi
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be Insf:ofLEd",.ftct ! ir.r
F'hr:tre : ti4ii "'4fi:il
F 1r.,1fli.- -, *1itB5I I f_ LIF,HN
Timt: ilxp{-;eimmer,t s
Inspectinn Hi*t:;rr'y... ", / - /6- 7E-.: f/?{2fb--Itenrr tAUJlltzt FlFf,-1enp" Fstiev" - -,/ j.
#'6 lAe'/n'7 Inr;pertcr'; HS flr"tjiori: lipFR qie
It en ; ttrztl*tA [i-E{-'-Rough
r:tllfitS,197 In:,pectcit'l HG f{et i nn I CIFFR Af-'lJRilUEt)
t7t.i/ 1;1/']7 l[ r'rspr+ct sr': l-[:U ilct i on : flf-:'F R nFF Ff]tJr0
&4/IA/q? Irilpec-tor-I EG Ftrt i&ri, tlFIlR Lo1::. f loc,f' orrly sei:'anrlary
'{rt4/A#/r;17 ln*pentor": HG t:lctionr ilFF'R CF'll!f:- if+XER{$ l"JI'lIT
{lt5lfl9./97 Inspector'; f:G Fictionr FlF f.:'R under-qr'ntrnd L:finclt..lit !:i
il\/i:::3i€j'/ I nspect sr'; l;IG F'tr:t i on ! fif-'frR pai't r a 1 *ie*'rndary
Ui:;/ i:::tJ /97 Ilspectot': F-E Ac:tian: flFF'R tr*enr:h s*r'vine
B&/fi3197 Inspector: E{l Ariion: AFF'R gat'ige
it6iL7 !97 In*p*r:torr Ftl Fltt ian: AFFTR kitcheri bci lerronm
Item s rAdtl::O FL-EU-(:(]nduit
Itpm : €tftlrril ELEC-mi E,r.
gt4,/iil /97 IrrsErert or.: FG fjlct i srr: fitrFR sor..t{:ir r-trri.t uppet* clerk
Ar)/IQ/1'? Insprector! LpV Actian: flFtrll FARTiill.- DfitiN STtlIRs
Item; flrll$st E[_.EC-.F in*l
V[il.e/17 Inepec:tnr": L-FU llc,fiiiin: []hl RE*SCFIEDULH
lA8/t.j/9? lnEpeutnr"l LF'L| llctinn: illlF'R AFFRiIVEn
Nnl-:r$.: r:tF,F,ROVELt {:RRE 16lf([F$ IJNIT nNL"Y.
FFhIIED $ii::{:fiNDARV tJNIT.
CIIVER trLRTEs NEHt] TfI FE INSTTILL.ED.
C$I4F.LF:-TE UF,5TfiIRS BfiTHROBI'1 LT.GI{T.
N[:fI] SFfff,F-RS IN Pflt.,*lil..
Ihrr;TAL-L COUERS F0R Ft.t-r0R REf:taF:''1'FlUt.8:S LJFSTAI
HNL[- RHTJEF." (:ENSS UIIREil BY GAHf;$g.
1, IIHN'f IFY f{ilT ILJR AREfl}1.8f{$ FCiR .}fiCU}Z g F!-tr{iFili
ljEilTfiill$ REi:i:p, Ii{ }lfit-1.- frFL1Sg tilRED,'
TO 6PrIN ENT.
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Notps: lf,jii-flli..-l- l"lEAT TRAff {:ifI BREf{KfiR FIND BL.fihlH FnF f'lr-lt{"
ire-'rfleter'E
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trAGH 16
AREA: JRftt
Flctivity:
Address l
Locat i on:
Farcel:
Description:
Appl icant :
Owner:
Eontractor:
Fr97-6S06 SlE4l19 Type: B-trLllB
1EE5 h'ESTHAVIN CR
1EE5 }JESTHAUEN LANE
2103-141-A6-0,A4
trLUiIBINE FOR NEt.' DTJtrLEX AND EHU
AUALANCHE TJLUITIBINC & HEATING
SENTRY DONSTHUCTION INC
AVALANCHE PLUFTBING & HEATING
Statriqr ISSUED
Occ:
Phone:949-6317
Fhone:
Fhone: 949-0317
Constr: NDUtr
Use r
Inspect ian Request
Requestorr ltlIKE
Req Tire:0€:0O
Iters requested to
GOe96 PLttlB-Final
Inforration....
Conrents: !,lILL
be Inspected...
trhone: 376-eOeS
CALL
Action Corrents
lnspeetionIterl
Iter:
fterl
It ea:
Iter:
It er:Iter:
History.....
SSeltt PLl{B-Underground
A5/I?lg7 Inspectorr CF
SUPeg PLFIB-Rough/D. tl. V.
o.3/lel97 Inspeetorr CF
A6/?5/97 Inspector: DS
o,o.?3fi trLtttB-Rou gh /[.lat er
A3/t?/97 Inspectorr trF
A9/ 19/97 Inspector: ART
Tire Exp
Action: fitrtrR 6psi air sec & c. t. unit
Action: ffPtrR TPSI AIR TEST SEC UNIT
Aetion: PFI BASEIIENT BATH & l.fET BAR
Action: fltrtrR SEC UNIT AetrSI AIR TEST
Action: DN See Notations:
Notes: l,lat er lines apprear^ to eorply, honeverr showeF eontrol do
not appear to be pFassure balanced type and is not approu
unless it can be verified to be pressure balaneed type.
Qo.e4g trLFlB-Gas tripingg7lle/97 Inspector: CF
A5/fi8/97 Inspeetor: trF
Notesr CANNNOT HAVE 6A5
'o.51 1?/9-7 Inspeetor: trF
SSe50 trLfttB-troo1^/Hot Tub
8lA?6A PLFIB-ttlisc.
60e90 PLtrlB-FinalfAAll4f97 Inspector: CD
Action: AFtrR
Aetion: IIH
trIPE UNDERGROUND UR
Action: APtrR
Action: PA
SEC UNIT TPSI AIR TE6T
BOTH UNITS T4AIN LINES
UHDHR BUILDING
15psi sec unit P0pei e.t
SECTJNDARY UNIT ONLY
REPTT3l
O8/e4lt999 OBr3P REOUES
UF UAIL,CTILORADIT
SHEETS FOR
PAG€ 17
AREAI JRttlINSPECTN IIORK e4l 1999
A/?4/lS Typer B-ltlECH Statu\l ISSTED \Constr: NDLItActivityl
Address:
Locat i on :
Parce I r
Description:
Appl icant l
Owner:
Contract or r
Irfg7-OOO9
IEES $'ESTHAVEN CR
rEES }|ESTHAUEN Ltr\E
e103-1e1-06-G04
I'IECHA}IICAL FOR NEI'| DUpLEX IIITH EHU
AVALANCHT PLUl{BIlrlG & FEATING
SENTRY C{}}|STRUtrTION INC
AVALfINUHE PLUFIBING & HEATINC
Oce:
Phone: 949-O317
Phone l
Fhone:949-O3t7
U6e:
lnspection Request
Requestor: I4IKE
Req Tire: 8B;OO
Iters requested to
6S390 IIECH-Final
Inforration....
Corrents: l{ILL
be Inspected...
Phoner 376-eUeS
CflLL
Action Corrent s Tire Exp
lnspection History.....
fter: EIOPOA ilEtrH-Rough
Itelr, o,o.?46 PLltlE-Gas triping
Iter: OOSfO HECH-Heating
,l,t
I
05/o.A197 Inspeetorr CF Action: APtrR INFLOUR EAST UNIT
Notesr TUBINE SPACING tK RECALL PREBSURE TEST INEFECTION
U1/te/A7 Inspector: CF Flction: ffiPR ell ecePt e.t. gerage
Notes: l00psi on t4) different gauges
Iter: S{ISES HECH-Exhaugt Hoods
Ia3/O3/97 Inspeetor: CD Action: AtrtrR SEU UNIT BATHROOIiI FANS
Notes: ROOF HAS BEEN EHEETED PRIOR T(J INSPECTION COtttFLETE SOFFIT
UENT INSTALRTIONfter: Ort.33U l4EtrH-Supply Air
lter: SS34O ltlEtiH-ltlisc.A'Ilgl/97 Inspeetor: DS Actionr AtrPR INFLUOR HEATING gS tr6l
A7/?S/97 Inspeetorr LFV Action: AtrPR AptrROVED
A7/3(d197 Inspeetor: LFV Aetion: AtrPR RE-SCHEDULE.
O7/3I/97 Inspeetorr LPV Flctionr f,PtrR APPROVED
NOTES: PA'{TICL ONLV 5S" TJF' DRIUET.IAY.
I'IAIN ENTHANCE FIRST FUUR SECTIUNS FRUII I.IEST.
Ag/{a6/97 Inspeetor: LPU Action; AtrPR Ttt FIANIFtrLD RREA.
Iters gO39O l'IECH-FinalgB/14/97 Inspector: CD Flction: CR SECONDARY UNIT
Notes: DA'IIPER I'ISUT BE RET'IOUED tIR T{ELDED INOPERABLE
REPT131
A9/0L / 1959 OBr 13 HEUUESTS
CELUHf{DTJ
SHEETS FOR
PAGH
AREA: trD
oF VAIL,
INSPEtrTN IJORK I ./ 1999
Activity: 896-63?6 gl L/19 Type: E-zuILD Stetus: ISSUED Constr: NDUP
Address: lPPE l.lESTHtlutN cR
Location: teeS !'IESTHAUEN LANEj trarcel: P163-1E1-66-6A4 Oec: 6O67 Usel V N
Despription: NEI.J DUPLEX l.fITH EHU
ipplicant: SENTRY CONIiTRUCTION Utr.' INC. Fhoner 63O-584-1133j Owner: SENTRY CBNSTRUtrTIUN Fhoner 63G-544-ll3J
Lontraetorr SENTRY CONSTRUCTISN CO.f INC. Fhoner 630-584-1133
lpect i on Request Infortation...
Request or': f'IIKE Y0UHE}
Req Tire: 68:6O Eorrents: IIILL
IterE requested to be Inspected...
OO54O BLDG-Final C./n
Fhoner 376-a0e{l
LALL-Re-Inspect ion
Action Eorrent s Tire Exp
Inspection History.....
06500 trtl-BackfiII Inspection
Slr5Ol trl,l-Terp. aecess/drainage
SO50a trH-Rough grade
elSSSs trtl-Final driveway grade
OA/I5/97 Inspector: Ltr Action: RtrPlr
Iter: OS51O driver,raY grade final
fter: BS{|1O ELDE-Footings/StaeI
LL/[E/96 Inspector: DF
Iter : o,o,Aefa ELDG-Foundat ion/Steel
lI/o16/99 Inspectorl CF
ll/lA/96 Inspeetor: trF
Notes: enq letter aPPFoving reinfoFcerent
off of wall as drawings sPecifY
Iter:
It el.'lter:Iterr
LL/?6/99 Inspeetor: CF
Iter: OSSP0 PLAN-ILE Site trlan
U4l?elST Inspectort 6R
Iterr 60S3O BLDG-Fraring
A4/o9/97 Inspeetorr CF
o'4/P3/97 Inspector: EF
o,61o.3/97 Inspectorl DS
AE/04/97 Inspector: DS
Notes! edd $all in garege under caretaker
prir & sec flue chese aPProved
IA3/?9197 Irrspectorl DF Aetionr DN
Notes: NEED AFpROUED FLANS tlN JOB SITE AND
AFPRT]UINE STRTJCTURAL LOGS
floor strueture over sec unit gaPage approved
caretaker unit frarinq aPProved
Actionr AtrtrR
Aet ion t AFF-IR
Actionr APCR
Action: AFtrR
Action: APtrR
Action: PA
Actionl trA
Action: APtrR SOUTH UNIf
Action: AtrtrR AtrtrRUUED
RTJIJROUED
east un it
west unit-blankets reqrd
insulated blankets req.
centered instead of ?"
east half, wntr Prot reqd
DONE DEAL
UPPER LVL CONCLD FLR STR
secondary unit
uint to earry floor sY
DENIED
ETIIEINEER LETTER
A9/L9/i7 Inspector: ART Action: AtrtrR Lower' floor w/notationsl
Notes: Fire btoeking is required to seperate rechanieal roor fro
horizontal spaces at floor joists.
Fire blocking is required to separete eoncealed vertieal
and horizontal spaces.
Iter: GO05O Bl-Db-InsulationgJi/?6f97 Inspector: RRT Action: fltrtrR per notationsl
|,lotes: Corplete stuffing with insulation around doors and windot{
REFT131
O9/O1l1999 O8:13
TOtfN OF Vf,IL,
REAUESTS - INSPECTN WT]RK
COLURADTJ
SHEETS FBR: 9/ 1/1999
PAEE
AREAI CD
Iter: 0O060 BLDG-Sheetrock Nail
IA6lg3/97 Inspeetor: DS
Ob/e3/97 Inrpeetor: EBIter: 0ro$74 B|-DG-ltlise.
$4/3O/SZ Inspector: EGIter: OOO90 BLDE-FinalIter: SO53S BLD[i-Terp. C./0
Action: FFI
Action: AtrPR
Actionr fltrtrR
NtrRTH AND
south unit
f ireplace
EHU
gerage
sheetrock
UNIT
AND FIRE I)
A8/15/97 Inspeetor; ED Aetion: APtrR SEtrtlNDRRY
Notes: TCtr IS SPPRtrUED PENDINE FUBLIC l"ltrRKS' trLANNING
fftrI{RtrVAL
HOUSE *S REI]UIREI)
LBSTTETItrS NIJT COI{PLETE
CAULK TOILET BASES
I{EI||UUE DAittrER IN GAS F/P NOP
AS OF YET IN F/tr
HANI,RAILS ARE REfJUIRED TJN ALL
I
I
I
I
Iter: OSS3€ PH-TEI{P. C/Ofagll1tg7 Inspeetor: Ltr Action: AtrtrR
Iter: 09533 trLAN-TEilP. ClD66/L4/97 Inspectorr GR Flctionr AtrtrRIter: 9S537 PLAN-FINAL C/0
o.Ele9lgS Inspeetor: GEORGE Action: AtrFR
Iterr 60539 trtI-FINAL C/tlglle4lgg Inspectorl LS Action: APtrR
Iterr OS54g BLDG-Final C/O
o,$/e5/99 Inspector: CD Aetionr DN
Not es : trRIttlARY UNIT:
-LOAD SELF CLOSING HINGES FOR PED
-A LAI.IDING IS RENUIRED AT DOOR Tt}
DOBR CAN NOT E}I|INE OVER A STEtr
EHU
EUUIPT{ENT HAS BEEN INSTALLED
STAIRT.IAYS
AtrFHUUED
APT]RUUED
AT'PRTJUED
AtrPROUED
DENIED
DOf}R IN BARAGE
DECK FRtrTI GARAEE THE
-LOTD HINGE IN trED DOOR TO GARAGE
-INSTfiLL HAHDRAIL UN EXTERIOR STAIRS
_HDJUST INTERIOR HANDRAIL TO PROVIDE I1/8" CLEARNCE FRT]T{
SEC. UNIT
-INSTRLL HfINIJRHIL UN
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(970) 476-7480 . FAX (970) 476-4089
January 6,1997
Mr. George Ruther
Town of Vail
75 South Frontage Road
Vail, Colorado 81657
RE: Young Residence Encroachment - Lot 43N, Glen Lyon Subdivision
a.ka.:1225 Westhaven Circle - Vail, Colorado
Dear George:
This letter is to notify you that the District has agreed to grant an "Encroachment
Agreement" for the portion of the residence of the above referenced properly thatwill
extend approximately seven tenths of a foot (.7) into the easement for distance of about
seven (7') feet. The formal documentation is currently being prepared for execution by
the owner.
If you have any questions please contact myself at 476-7480.
Sincerelv.
\,"CS-U*$!rc--
Fred S. Haslee
Regulations Administrator
cc: Pam Hopkins - Snowdon and Hopkins
:\users\fr ed\wp\youngenc. agr
Wnren, WnsrewrrER. OpERATToNs & MANAGEMENT Senvrces d\
\1.
title as to the accuracy of the survey and plat, and that lhe survey was performed
by him in accordance with Colorado Revised Statures 1973, Thle 38, Article 5l .
^' j. A certlficate by an attorney admitted to pr:actice in the State of Colorado, or
corporate tille insurer, that the owne(s) of record dedicating to the public the
public right-of-way, areas or faiilities as shown thereon arelhe owners thereof in
fee simple, free and crear of ail liens and encumbrances exceot as noted.
k. The proper form for filing of the plat with the Eagle County clerk and recorder.
l. Certificate of dedication and ownership. Should the certificate of dedication and
ownership provide for a dedication of land or improvements to the public, all
beneficiaries of deeds of trust and mortgags hoiders on said real property will be
required to sign the certificale of dedicalion and ownership in addirion to ihe fee
simple owner thereof.
m. All current taxss musl be paid prior to lhe Town's approval of plat. This includes
taxes which have been billed out but are not yet due. The cerlificate of taxes paid
must be signed on the plat or a statement from the Eagle County Assessors Ciffice
must be provided wit the submittal information stating that all taxes have been
oaid.
n. Signature of owner.
2. The plal musl contain lhe following statement:.
"For zoning purposes, the lots created by this subdivision are to be treated as one lot with
no more than lg. dwelling units allowed on the combined area of the two lots." The
statement shall be modified lo indicate the number of units and lots proposed."
3. A copy of the declarations and/or covenanls relating to the subdivision, which shall assure
the maintenance of any common areas which may be created. The covenants shall run
wilh the land and shall be in a form suilable for recording with the Eagle County Clerk and
Recorder.
4. SchedulesA& Bof aritle report.
APPROVAL PROCESS, REVIEW CRITERIA
Upon receiving lwo copies of a complete submittal along with payment of the appropriate fee, the
zoning administrator shall route one copy of the sile map to the town engineer for his review. The
zoning adminislrator shall then conduct this review concurrently. The town engineer shall review
the submittal and return comments and notificatidns to the zoning administralor who shall transmit
the approval, disapproval or approval with modifications of the plat within fourteen days to the
applicant. The zoning adminislralor shall sign the plat if approved or require modifications on the
plat for approval or deny approval due to Inconsislencies with the originally approved plan or
failure to make other required modifications of the plal.
FILING AND RECORDING
The Department of Community Developmenl will record the plal and any related covenants wilh
lhe Eagle County Clerk and Recorder. Fees for recording shall be paid by the applicant. The !, .r.
Community Development Department will retain one mylar copy of the plat for their records and will , 'l
record the remaining mylar copy.
H.
lf this applicalion requires a separate review by any local, State or Federal agency olher than the Town of
Vail, the application fee shall be increased bv $200.00. Examples of such review. mav include. bul are nol
limited to: colorado Department of Highway Access Permits, Army corps of Engineeri 404, etc.
The applicant shall be responsible for paying any publishing fees which are in excess of 50e/o of the
application fee. lf, al the applicant's request, any matler is postponed for hearing, causing the matter to be
re-published, then, the entire fee for such re-publication shall be paid by the applicant.
Applications deemed bylhe Community Developmenl Department to have significant design, land use or
other issues which may have a significant impact on the community may require review by consultanls
other than town slaff. Should a determinalion be made by the town staff that an outside consultanl is
needed to review any application, the Communily Development may hire an outside consultant, it shall
estimate the amount of money necessary to pay him or her and this amount shall be forwarded to the Town
by the applicanr at the time he files his applicalion with the Community Developmenl Deirartment. Upon
completion of the review of the application by the consuhant, any of the funds forwarded by the applicant
for payment of the consullant which have not been paid 10 the consultant shall be returned 10 the applicant.
Expenses incurred by the Town in excess of the amount foruvarded by the applicant shall be paid tir'the
Town by the applicant within 30 days of nolification by the Town.
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APPLICATION FOR
DUPLEX SUBDIVISION REVIEW
(Chapter 17 .24 Y ail Municipal Code)
(PLEASE PBINT OR TYPE)A. APPLICANT
MAILING ADDBESS
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B. APPLICANT'S REPRESENTATIVE
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D. LOCATION OF PROPOSAL:
MATERIALS TO BE SUBMITTED:
1 . Two mylar copies and one paper copy ol the subdivision plal shall be subrnitted to the
Departrnent of Coi'nmunily Develcpment. The plat shal! include the .rcllowiirg:
a. The final plat shall be drawn by a registered surveyor in India ink, or other
subslantjal solulion, on a reproducible medium (preferably mylar) wilh dimension
of twenty{our by thirty-six inches and shall be at a scale of one hundred feet to
one inch or larger wilh margins of one and one-hali to two inches on the left and
one-half inch on all other sides.
Accurate dimensions to the nearest one-hundredth of a foot for all lines, angles
and curves used to describe boundaries, streets, setbacks, alleys, easements,
struclures, areas lo be reserved or dedicaled lor oublic or common uses and other
important fealures. All curves shall be circular arcs and shall be defined by the
rad jus, cenlral angle, are scored dislances and bearing. All dimenslons, both
linear and angular, are to be determined by an accurate conlrol survey in the fi6ld
which must balance and close within a limit of one in ten thousand.
North arrow and graphic scale.
A systemalic idenlification of all existing and proposed buildings, units, lots,
blocks, and names for all slreets.
An identification of the streets, alleys, parks, and other public areas or facilities as
shown on the plat, and a dedication thereof 1o the public use. An ideilification of
the easements as shown on the plat and a grant thereof to the public use. Areas
reserved lor future public acquisition shall also be shown on the plat.
A written survey description of the area including the total acreage to the nearest
appropriale significant figure- The acreage of each lot or parcel shall be shown in
this manner as well.
A description of all survey monumenls, both found and sel, which mark lhe
boundaries of the subdivision, and a description of all monuments used in
conducting the survey. Monument perirneter per Colorado statutes. Two
p€rimeter monumsnts shall be established as major control monuments, the
matedds which shall be determined by th€ town engineer.
A slalement by the land surveyor explaining how bearing base was determined.
A certificate by the registered land surveyor as oullined in Chapter 17.32 of this
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STAFF PRESENT:
Mike Mollica
Dirk Mason
Dominic Mauriello
George Ruther
Judy Rodriguez
2:00 p.m.
The meeting was called to order by Greg Molfet at 2:00 p.m.
1 . A request for a conditional use permit for a Type ll EHU, to be located al1225
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Applicant: Sentry Construction, rep. by Pam Hopkins
Planner: George Ruther
George Ruther gave an overview of the request and stated that staff was recommending
approval with the two conditions listed in the staff memo-
Greg Moflet asked if the applicant had anything to add. The applicant had nothing to add.
Galen Aasland stated that access to the lot was a concern, but he had no concerns with the
conditional use permit request for the EHU.
Diane Golden was in favor of the employee housing.
Henry Pratt shared Galen's concerns with the access and had no problem with the conditional
use permit request.
John Scholield had no comrnents.
Greg Moffet, since Greg Amsden was not present for this itern, stated Greg Amsden's concerns
thatiame up at the pre-meeting. He reminded the applicant that it was the PEC's
understandihg, with ihe granting of the conditional use permit, that no -variances would be
requested. Greg Moffet also stited that the applicant had met all the findings.
Henry Pratt made a motion to approve the request in accordance with the staff memo.
The motion was seconded by John Schofield.
Planning and Environmental Commission
Minutss
SePtember 23, 1996
PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENTAL COMMISSION
September 23, 1996
Minutes
MEMBERS ABSENT:
Gene Uselton
MEMBERS PRESENT:
Greg Moffet
Greg Amsden
Henry Pratt
Galen Aasland
John Schofield
Diane Golden
Public Hearing
It passed by a unanimous vote of 5-0. ( Greg Amsden was not present for this item on the
agenda).
Pam Hopkins asked what the concerns were'
Galen Aasland said there was nol enough room to turn around vehicles.
Pam Hopkins stated there was enough room to turn around'
Greg Moffet said the lurn around concern was in relation to the Fire code.
Z. A request for a condiiional use permit to allow for a miniature golf course in the CCz and
AG/OPEN zone Olsfios, tocatid on portions of Tracts B & D, Vail Lionshead lst Filing'
Applicant: Charlie Alexander
Planner: Dirk Mason
Dirk Mason gave an overview of the request and stated that staff was recommending apprWal
with the one condition, as stated in the itatt memo. Units #206 and #306 in the Lionshead
Center Condominiums t au" i*nt in two letters in favor of denial' :it'
Charlie Alexander stated that the only requesl he would ask of the PEC was to change the one
year requirement to a five year perio6. Charlie stated that when spendinS lli: lTTl!9lil3n"t'
iris Oantier would like to se-e a five year period of time before appearing before the Board lor
renewal.
Greg Motfet asked for any public comment. There was none.
Greg Moffet disclosed, lor the record, that Charlie Alexander was a customer of his and Greg
Mofiet didn't see a conflict of interest. ll anyone did see a conflict, Greg would then excuse
himself from this item. There was no objeclion voiced to his remaining on the Board lor this item.
John Schotield asked il this item could be recalled by the Board if the Board chose to grant a
term tor more than a one year period of time.
Dirk Mason stated that the application could be called-up if any problems or complaints arose.
John Schofield asked about the Lionshead Master Plan.
Mike Mollica stated that by late spring or early summer of 1997, the Lionshead Development Plan
should be completed.
John Schofield asked if this operation was moving east from its present location?
Charlie Alexander said, yes.
Greg Moffet asked if this would be the existing, temporary, wood golf course.
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Minuies
S€ptember 23, 1996
Charlie Alexander said that this was a permanent structure. Charlie also said that Vail
Associates owned the tanJ anO if they 'determined that the land could be better used, then that's
rnii ro"tO happen. He also mentioned that this condition was in his lease.
Dirk Mason suggested an additional condition be placed on-the approval, which would allow for
the conditionat use permit io be called-up, if the Lionshead Mastdr Plan suggested an alternative
use.
Galen Aasland said it was a great use and agreed with Dirk's proposal'
Diane Golden said it will be made more attractive than it is now' lt was a nice addition to
Lionshead and also gave the youth of our Town something to do'
Henry pratt stated that it was a good location. Henry addressed the.complaints from Units #206
anO iiaOe and said that Garfinkdi's Bar and Restaurint poses a much greater threat on their
[riua"y1n"n this use. Henry said in fairness to Charlie hnd the bank, as long as the PEC can
call-up this application, he was in favor of a longer term'
Greg Moflet was in favor ol this use. The units that complained.had trees to screen them from
firis"operation. Greg was in favor of a longer term, to give charlie an incentive to spend more
money on the site to enhance the property.
Henry pratt made a motion for approval, in accordance with the staff's memo, with the addition of
a seiond condition that if the Lion'shead Master Plan required or suggested a different use, the
approval could be subject to a call-up.
Greg Moffef asked Henry to indicate in his motion, the term length of the conditional use permit.
Henry Pratt amended the motion to include a 3-year period of time.
Diane Golden asked the applicant if the 3-year period of time would work'
Charlie Alexander said, yes.
The motion was seconded by John Schofield.
It passed by a vote ot 5-0. (Greg Amsden was not present for this item).
3. A request for a site coverage variance to allow for the construction of a one-car garage'
located at 742 Sandy Lane/Lot 3, Vail Potato Patch 2nd Filing.
Applicant: JeriCamPisiPlanner: Dominic Mauriello
Dominic Mauriello gave an overview of this request and stated that staff was recommending
denial, because thd request does not meet the code criteria for a variance' Although it may not
negatively impact othei properties in the area, it would be a grant of special privilege'
Greg Moffet asked if the applicant had any comments.
Planning and Environmental Commission
Minutes
$eptember 23, 1996
Kerry wallace, the attorney on behalf of Jeri campisi, stated that the ornmer of the other half of
the duptex, Betty culty, t":iJLiJ. X"iw tut"O tti"t t'he lack of storage and the odd floor plan'
with little or no closet space within the residence presented a hardshp, in particular' in relation to
ihe storage of recreational goods. The present two-car garagg is.not enough' She stated that -
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n"J a probi;;;-ith p.*inb in the winter, as sne nao a lot of guests' Kerry went on
to state that the Campisi's have significantfy imqoveO tne ptop"tty since p-urchasing it and that
in" ",it gai"ge wout rrrtnet-itpft"e tn" s19 'The propoied'9!ra99 was as small as the
architect could possibly maXe it ind the architect asdurdO mem maiit would not encroach into
any ol the setbacks. nighinow inere existed.a Oriinage problem and by raising up the front of
the new proposed gur"g';, ihit-Oi"inlq" problem *orf"O O'" corrected' There was also an existing
security issue for Bety G;ity, sinc" tn!-doo.to her unit went past the bathroom' This security
issue was a serious c6ncerri. Kerry wallace went on to state that this property was an eyesore'
,rntif tnJC"rpisis maOe sor" "naiges.
There. are a number of 2 and 3-car garages in the area'
so this requeit was not asking anything out of the ordinary'
Greg Motfet asked lor any public comments.
Betty Guffy stated that she has owned the other half ot the duplex for S.years, which is the yp.pgl
third of the house. eery stated init the campisis are the perf'ect neigh6ors and have certainly fit
ine rnorO as neighbors thit ine would have chosen to lolnity improve the propeltY:
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neignUors agreiO on the stucco improvements. The architect could solve the drainage proolem
wit[ tfrls nei proposed addition. Wnen the Campisis unit was rented short telm, there were a
nrmneior prriorems. aetty ititeo mat she lived hlone and security was a problem' Betty stated
that 50 sq. ft. over,lhe allowed site coverage is a minor overage'
Greg Moffet asked for any other public comments.
Joe Staufer stated that he lived at 746 Sandy Lane. Joe was in lavor of this request and said
that it would not negatively affect any property owners. Under the safety, welfare and health
iinJing, Joe stated [nar tn6 seCurity isiuewai the reason and the right to grant this variance. _lt
was idark neighborhood, which presented a safety factor. Joe.stated.that when he was gone'
eetty Cutty wai all alone on tne 6loct<. He stated that granting this variance would give someone
a better plice to live. Joe said he saw no conceivable reason not to grant this variance'
Dominic Mauriello stated that he had reviewed recent DRB plans. Dominic stated that the
applicant had just removed the tormer storage.space, which was used to store snowmobileS, and
hbb created living area out of it, so therefore, the result was a lack of storage.
Betty Guffy stated thal her neighbor to the right of her, was in favor of approving this request.
Galen Aasland asked how big the existing 2-car garage was.
Dominic Mauriello said 600 sq. ft. and that it had one garage space for each owner'
Galen Aasland asked if the new garage would be the Campisis? Since the lot is over 15'000 sq.
ft., Galen doesn't think the size oi the-lot was the problem and therefore there was no justification
tol i iiie coverage variance. The deck could be 6uilt without a variance lo correct the security
issue. Galen wis somewhat bothered by the argurnent lhat the Campisis didn't have enough.
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s-tonge,;fien in fact, the remodel that was hapfening right now, did away with,the storage' He
state; that the owners, with the remodel, have'ireated some of their own conditions and
hardships.
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Minutes
September 23, 1996
Betty Guffy said that any staircase would be buried in snow. she stated that both sides of the
house were short on cfoseiJ. Betty stated that she uses part of the garage for storage lor her
o*-season clothes. She also stated that the existing entry door was ugly.
Diane Golden asked where the snow will be put?
Dominic Mauriello stated that snow storage was up to the owner and there were a variety of
solutions lor the doof.
Betty Guffy said that architect Bill Pierce said that this garage and entrance was the best plan
andirom tfie lront of the house, this looks like the way lt was meant to be- lt seems silly to pay
$28,000.00 to just correct the drainage and not do the addition'
Henry Pratt told Betty Guffy that she was extremely lucky to na.v.e gwngrl tike the campisis who
take briOe in their ownersnip. Henry felt that identifying wnere the front door was less important
tnan tne security issue. He stated that lhey are entitlea to a garage' but without the variance'
inis garage had no impact on the neighbois and so Henry would be in favor ol such a variance'
if there was a hardshiP.
John Schofield agreed with Henry. John stated that the door was in a lousy location- t"l'l. ^ ,
tended to agree iitn Henry, that ihe hardship would be getting a parking tict(et' whlle parKeo out
in the street.
Greg Amsden said that these were self imposed problems. There was no drainage problem.
when the house was tirst Ouilt; it happenei with the expansion. The lack ol storage doesn't hold
an "rgu*"nt. A small deck would jilitify fne safety concern. There were no justifiable reasons to
go over site coverages.
Greg Moftet was in agreement with Greg Amsden, What you have herewas a unit that was
maxed-out over what was permitted. Ttiere was a lot ol square footage in the mass and bulk
that could have been us"d for storage. The storage problem has been self-created. Greg said
he doesn't see how this was not a granl of special privilege.
Henry Pratt asked what the area of the garage was?
Dominic Mauriello said each garage was 300 sq. ft.
Greg Motfet asked for any more comments from the public. There was none.
Greg Amsden made a motion for denial, per the staff memo and he added that the hardships
were self-imposed.
Galen Aasland seconded the motion.
Galen Aasland said the lot was over 15,000 sq. ft. lf it was under that size, it might be different.
Henry pratt asked if this should be tabled until the applicant came back with a better design'
Dominic Mauriello said that he did not believe tabling would produce alternative designs, since it
would still involve a site coverage issue.
Ptanning and Environmental Commission
Minutes
Seplember 23, 1996
Greg Moffet asked staff if a carport was proposed, would it then not be GRFA?
Mike Mollica said that could possibly be a staff approval, and it may not be GRFA, depending on
how the carport was designed.
The motion for denial passed unanimously by a vote of 6-0'
4. A request lor an exterior addition to a master bedroom and bathroorn and adding ? grq-
tloor,'utilizing the 250 Ordinance, located at 8028 Potato Patch/Lot 4, Block 1 , Vail Potato
Patch.
Applicants: Padraic Deighan and Birgit Toome
Planner: Dominic Mauriello
TABLED UNTIL OCTOBER 14,1996
5. A request for a minor exterior alteration to allow for the construction of a walk-in lreezet'
IocatbO at 536 West Lionshead MaluLot 5, Block 1, Vail Lionshead 1st Filing.
Applicant: Mitch Gartinkel
Planner: George Ruther
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6. Information Update
Mike Mollica had no information update.
7 - Approval ot September 9, 1996 minutes
Mike Mollica suggested tabling the minutes, as there were more corrections on item #5 in the
minutes.
Galen Aasland had two changes for the minutes of 9/9/96'
Diane Golden made a motion to table item #4 and the 9/9/96 minutes'
The motion was seconded by Galen Aasland.
The motion passed unanimously by a vote ol 6-0'
Greg Amsden made a molion to adjourn the meeting.
Galen Aasland seconded the motion.
The motion passed unanimously by a vote ol 6-0.
The meeting adjourned at 3:00 P.m.
Planning and Eovironmental Commission
Minutes
SePteinber 23, 1996
TOWN OF VAIL
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Project Street Address: /,
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APPLICATION FOR PLANNING AND
COMMISSION
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tr Amendment to an Approved Dwelopmant Plan
tr Employec Housing Unit (IyPe: )tr Major or tr Minor CCI Exterior Alteration
(Vail Village)
tr Major or tr Minor CCII Extcrior Altsation
(Lionshead)
tr SpecialDwelopmentDistsicttl Major or tr Minor Amendment to an SDD
DESCRIPTIONOFTHEREQLJEST: fuoa If EHU.
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NAMEOFOWNER(S):
MAILINGADDRESS:
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MAILING
FEE - SEE THE SI.]BMITTAL REQUIREMENTS FOR TI{E APPROPRI,ATE FEE.
SUBMIT THIS APPLICATION, ALL SI]BMITTAL REQIJIREMENTS AND THE FEE TO TIIE
DEPARTMENT OF COMMIJNITY DEVELOPMENT. T5 SOUTH FRONTAGE ROAU
VAIL,COLORADO tr657.
For Office Ure Only:
Application Datc:- PEC Meeting Datei-
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GENERAL INFORMATION
This application is for any project requiring approval by the Pluniog and Commission. For spocific
information. see the submital roquirements for the particular approval that is requested Tho application can not be
accepted until all required information is submiffed. The project may also need to be reviewed by the Town Council
and/orthc Design Rwiew Bocd.
A. TYPE OF APPLICATION:p. naotiona GRFA (250)
tr BedandBrealf,ast
tr Conditional Use Permit
tr Major or E Minor Subdivision
tr Rezoning
B Sign Vriance
tr Variancc
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SUBJBCT:
MEMORAIIDttM
Planning and Environmental Commission
Commuuity Development Departnent
September 23, 1996
A request for a conditional use permit for a Type II EHU, to be located at1225
Westhaven LaneA.ot 43, Glen Lyon.
Applicant Senky Construction, represented by Pam Hopkins
Planns: George Ruther
r. pESCRIPTION OF TIIE REQTIEST
The applicant is proposing to comstruct a new duplex residence on Lot 11, Glen Lyon -
is requesting a conditional use permit to
-construct a Type II EHU
In Septernber and December of 1992, the Town Coucil passed Ordinances 9 and27, Series of
l992,to create a new Chapter 18.57 - Employee Housing, for the addition of Employee Housing
Units (EHUs) as pernritted or conditional uses within certain zone districts within the Town of
Vail. The definition in that ordinanoe states:
Section 18.04.105
"Employee Housing Unit (EHU) shall mean a dwelling unit whioh shall not be leased or
rented for any period less '^n thlrty (30) consecutive days, and shall be reated only to
tenants who are full-time employees of Eagle County. EIIUs shall be allowed in certain
zone districts as set fo'rth in Chapter 18 of this Code. Development standards for EIIUs
shall be as provided in Chapter 18.57 - Employee Housing. For the purposes of this
Sectionn a full-time employee shall mean a pe,rson who works a minimum of an average of
thitty (30) hours per week. There shall be five (5) categories of EHUs: Type I, Type II,
Type III, Type IV, and Type V. Provisions relating to each type of EHU are set forth in
Chapter 18.57 - Employee Housing ofthis Code.'
Pursuant to Section 18.57.050(8) of the Vail Municipal Code, in part, a Type Il Employee
Housing Unit shall be a conditional use in the Two-Family Residential zone distrist; be permitted
on lots which meet the minimum lot size requirement; be attaohed to, or located within, a two-
family dwelling; not have more than two bedrooms; shall have one parkrng space per bedroom
with a 300 square foot garage credit available to help meet the enclosed parking space
requirement.
The Type II Employee Housing unit proposed by the applicant meets the requiremenb above in
tnat tne Sf f square foot, ooe d6-o* "nit,
will be locited in the centet of the structure between
tn" pioporra dophx units. Additionally, a 300 square foof one-car garage is proposed 'nd-will
be located underneatn tne
"nrpfoyee
housing unit. the proposed pa*ing fully complies with the
parking requirement established in the Vriil Municipal Code'
II. ZONINGANALYSN
Please note that proposed square footages and height had not yet been determind by.the
applicant when tlith"-ot*Oorn *as *ritt"o. However, staffwill inswe that all zoning
standards are rnet prior to final DRB approval.
III. CRITERIA AI\D 4NDINGS
Upon review of Section 18.60, the Community Development DeparEnent recommends approval
of the conditional use permit based upon the following faotors:
A. Consideration of Factors:
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lg"fo.. acting on a conditional use permit application, the Planning and Envilonmental
I co-^irsio. (PEC) shall consider the factors with respect to the pro'posed use:
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, . Reletionship and impact of the use on development objectives of the
Town.
When the Town Council adopted the Town of Vail Affordable Housing
study on November 20, 1990, it recognized the need to increase the supply
of housing. The Town encourages EHUs as a means of providing quality
living coaditiom and expanding the supply of enrployeehousing forboth
year-round and seasonal resideirts. The pmposed unit will have a positive
impact on the Town's housing needs, by providing housing for ernployees.
2. The effect of the use on llght and air, distribution of populrtlon'
transportation facilities, utilities, schools, perks and recreation
facilities, and other public facilities needs.
Staffbelieves that there will be little impact from the proposed Type II
EHU on lighl air, populatiou, transporiation, utilitieg schools or parks.
3. Efrect upon traffic with perticular reference to congeetion, automodve
and pedestrian safety and convenienee, trlffic flow and control'
eccess, meneuverrbility, and removal ofsnow from the ctreet and
parking areas.
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It is likely that there would be additional vehicles driving to the reside,nce,
and a slightly larger parking area. Stafffeels that this would be an
insipificant impact on the above-referenced criteria'
Effect upon the character ofthe arer in which the proposed use is to
be located, including the scale and butk of the proposed use in relrtion
to surrounding uses.
The scale and bulk of the proposed stuctune is very similar to those in
existence in the surrounding neighborhood. This is due to the fact that the
lot on which the proposed duplex and Type II EHU wiil be built is
comparable in size lo other lots in the neighborhood. The amount of
GRFA in this proposal is not greater than what ultimately could be
consfucted on the lot.
Employee llouslng units may be allowed as a conditionsl use in those
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districts as specified by fitle 18 of the Vail Municipal Code for
Ordinance No. 27, Series of 1992, Employee Housing and shall be
subject to the following conditions:
a. It shalt be a conditional use in the Single-Family Residential'
Two-Family Residential and Primary/Secondary Residentlal
zone districts.
The subject property is zonetl Primary/Secondary Residential
pursuant to SDD # 4,
b. It shall be permitted only on lots which comp$ with the
minimum lot size requirements of the zone district in which the
lot is located.
The minimum lot size for a Type II EHU in the Primary/Secondary
Residential zone district is 15,000 square feet ofbuildable site area.
The applicant's property has 24,855 square feet ofbuildable site
area.
c. It shall be located within, or attached to, a single-famlly
dwelling or be located within, or attached to, a two-family
dwelling pursuant to Section 18.54.050(1) - Design Guidelinec
Duplex and Primary/Secondary Development. It may also be
located in, or attached to, rn existing garage provided the
garsge is not located within any setbaclq and frrrther provfuled
that no existing parking required by the Town of Vail
Municipal Code is reduced or eliminated.
5.
The proposed Type II EHU will be integrally looated between the
duplex units above the garage.
It shell not be counted es a dwelling unit for the puraoses of
calculatlng density. However, lt shrtl contsin kitchen facilltiee
and a bathroom, 8s defned in Chepter 18.ffi - Deftnitions of
the Municipal Code. It shall be permitted to be a third
dwelling unit in addition to the two dwelling units which mey
already exist on the lot. Only one Type Il EHU shall be
ellowed per lot.
The proposed EHU will be a third dwelling unit on the site. It
coutains a full kirchen and full bathroom faoilities.
It shall have a GRFA of not less than three hundred (300)
square feet, nor more than nine hundred (900) squere feet An
applicant, however, shall be permitted to apply to the
Community Development Department of the Town of Vril for
additional GR.FA not to exceed five hundred (500) squere feet
to be used in the construction of the EHU.
The applicant is proposing to apply for an additional 500 square
feet of GRFA to be used for the construction of the EHU. The
request will be reviewed by the PEC on October 14,1996.
It shall have no more than two bedrooms.
The proposed EHU is a 531 square foot, one-bedroom unit and
therefore complies with this criteria.
No more than two (2) adulh and one (f) child not older thrn
sixteen (1O yerrs of age shall reslde in a one (1) bedroom Type
II EIIU. No more than two (2) adults and two (2) children not
older thsn sixteen (16) years of ege shall residc in I two (2)
bedroom Tlpe II EHU.
Since this unit will function as a one (l) bedmon Type II EIIU,
the fint part of the above listed regulation will be complied with.
Each llpe II EHU shell be required to heve no less than one
(1) parking space for each bedroom located thereln. Ilowever'
ifa one (1) bedroom Type II EHU erceeds six hundred (600)
squere feet, it shell hrve two (2) perking splceo. All parklng
$paces required by this Code shell be located on the srme lot or
site as the EHU. If no dwelling exists upon the property which
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issue{ or if an existing dwelling is to be demolished end
replaced by a new dwelling, not less then one (1) ofthe parking
spsces t"quiteO by this paragraph shell be- enclosed' A 300
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of one enclosed parking space for the Tlpe II EHU'
TheproposedEHUhasone(1)enclosdparlcingspaceallocatedto
it.
B. Findings
The Planning and Environmental Commission shall make the followlng findings
before granting a conditional use permit for an Employee Housing Unit:
l. That the proposed location of the use in accordance with the purposes of
this Ordinance and the purposes of the distict in which the site is located.
2. That the proposed location of the use and the conditions under which it
would be operated or maintained would not be detimental to the public
health, safety, or welfare ormaterially injurious to properties or
improvements in the vicintty.
3. That the proposed use would comply with each of the applicable provisions
of Title l8 of the Vail Mrmicipal Code'
IV. STAFFRECOMMEI\DATION
The Community Developmelrt Departsnent staffrecommends approvd of this application for a
conditional use pemrit for a Tlpe II Employee Housing Uoit. Staff believes that the criteria bave
been met as discussed in the memo. Regarding the findings, staffbelieves that Finding Bl is met
as the proposed use is in accordance with the purpos€s of the zoning ordinance as well as tbe
zone disbict. Finding 82 and B3 are met, in stafs opinion, as fre.proposal complies with all of
the standards of the Zoning Code. Staffrecommends approval of the request with conditions:
1. That the applicant execute and return a Type II EHU deed restriction to the Town
prior to the Town's issuance of a building pennit.
2. That the project comply with all of the relevant Zoning Code requirements prior to
final DRB review.
Please note that under Section 18.60.080 of the Town of Vail Municipal Code, the approval of a
conditional use permit shall lapse and becsne void if a building permit is not obtained and
construction is not commenced and diligentty pursued toward completion, orthe use for which
the approval has been granted has not oommenced within two years from when the approval
becomes final.
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August 27,1996
Department of Community Development
75 S. Frontage Road
Vail. CO 81657
RE: Lot43, Seutry Duplex
Glen Lyon Subdivision
To Whom it May Concem,
Regarding the above referenced property, we are constructing a duplex with an employee
housing unit built in, similar to the concept that Larry Grace used on Lot 41, three years
ago. He has had a young couple lMng there year round, both holding firll time jobs in the
town of Vail for the last three years. The employee housing concept has worked for Larry
not only keeping working residence in the town of Vail, but also keeping a sense of
presence in the Grace residence year round. I know Larry is very pleased wi& his
situation. I thought the concept would work with my project and help another couple
that have jobs in Vail to live in Vail providing another source of employee housing which
is an objective of the town of Vail. The unit is a 500 square foot, one bedroom, one bath,
kitchen and family room layout with a one car garage for storage and laundry. This
particular unit will have no effect on light urd air, distribution of population,
transportation facilities, utilities, schools, parks and recreation facilities, and other public
facilities anC public facilities needs There rvill be little effect on traffic. and parking per
our site plan there is a garage and extra parking space for the employee unit. I feel
architecturally the employee unit has added character and conforms with the surrounding
uses.
Thank you for your consideration, feel free to contact me at the number below ifyou
should have any questions.
Sincerely,F-
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MEMORANDT]M
Design Review Board
George Ruther, Town Planner
October 16, 1996
SUBJECT: YoungnewPrimaryiSecondaryresidence
On October 2, lg96,the Design Review Board completed a conceptual review of the proposed
young ncw Primary/Secondary residence with a Type II employee housing unit, to be located at
1225 Westhaven Laneil-ot 43, Glen Lyon Subdivision. During the Design Review Board's
conceptualreviewoftheproposedplans,tbreeissuesofconcernaxose. Theissueswereas
follows:
l. Additional landscaping was required at the northwest comer of thc deck off of the westem
most unit;
2. That the applicant and the Town Planner work out a resolution for a tree preservation
plan; and
3. That the applicant provide additional landscaping (aspens) along the southerly property
line, adjacent to the proposed driveway.
The applicant has submitted a revised landscape plan indicating the addition of landscaping at the
northwist corner of the deck on the western most unit, as well as ten additional 2" caliper aspen
trees to be planted in the area immediately south of the proposed driveway. The ten aspeo trees
will be planted where possible in aud amongst the boulders of the proposed boulder retaiaing wall.
Lastly, on Thursday, October 3, 1996, I met with Mike Young on Lot 43 to discuss the tree
preservation plan. It is my opinion that the resutt ofthat discussion is a tree preservation plan-
suitable to thi Town of Vail. The tee preservation plan is indicated on the landscape plan and
meets many of the recommendations providedby theNational Arbor Day Foundation for
preserving mature trees during conshuction.
Based upon the review of the new Primary/Secondary residence and the comments of the Design
Review Board on October 2, 1996, staff would recommend that the Design Review Board
consent approve the proposed new Primary/Secondary structure. Our recomrnendation is based
upon the iu"t tUut tU" applicant has addressed each ofthe issues discussed during conceptual
review.
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Please revise the chairlift section you provided to include the exterior deck'
According to the Uniform Building code, the washer and dryerplatform arca in the
g"rug" foith, EHU must be a minimum of 18" above the garage slab'
once you have had an opporhnity to discuss access to the site wittr the Town of Vail Fire
Deparlmen! please contact me to determine whether additional information will need !o
be submitted.
Please submit a sct of reduced (8.5x1 l) floor plans and elevations, for inclusion in the staff
memorandum tothe PEC.
A calculation of the proposed GRFA was completed. According to my calculations, the proposed
*t o"t*" now is in couriliance with the total ailowable GRFA on the properly, assuming the
Planning and Environmental Commission approvcs your request for two 250's to be incorporated
into the construction of the Type II Employee Housing Unit'
Should you have agy questions or concerns with regard to the information addressed in this letter,
as always, please do not hesitate in giving me a call. You can reach me most easily during regrrlar
office hours at 479-2145'
Siocercly,
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George Ruther
Town Planner
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Vail, Colorado 81657
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Department of Community Development
Pam Hopkins
Snowdon & Hopkins Architects
201 Gore Creek Drive
Vail, Colorado 81657
RE: The proposed Young primary/secondary residence with a Type II EHU, to be
located at1225 Westhaven Lanellnt43, Glen Lyon Subdivision
Dear Pam:
I have had an opportunity to complete a full Zoning Analysis of the Young residence. Based
upon the revised set of plans submitted Monday, September 23,1996, therc are several iterns you
must resolve.
The purpose of this lefier is to summarize the items which must be resolved as a result of the
ZoningAnalysis.
l. .. Please provide a partial section drawing through the mechanical pads in the crawlspace.ov' The purpose of this section is to veriff that the head height in the crawlspace will not
exceed 5' from the mechanical pad to the stuctural floor members above.
2. o* Please revisit the proposed building height in the area immediately above the proposed hot
tub. According to my calculations, it appears the building may be over on building heigfut.
3. According to staff s interpretation of the Municipal Code, the front setback for Lot 43 issa along the eastem properly line. According to thc retaining wall elevations provided on the
site plan and landscape plan, it appears that a portion of the proposed retaining wall
exceeds the 3'height allowance.
Pledse indicate on the proposed building elevations the locations of any outdoor lighting
fixtures. In addition, ifoutdoor lights are proposed, please provide manufacturerns
specifications of the light fixtures.
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TOlriN OF VAIL
APPLTCATION FOR DESIGN REVIEW APPROVAL
CENERAL INFORMATION
This application is lbr any prolcct rcquiring Dcsigrr Rcview approval. Any projcct requiring dcsigr rcvicrv nrust
reccivc Dcsign Rcvicw approval prior to submitting for a building pcrnrit. For spccific infbnnation, scc thc submittal
requircmcnts for the particular approval that is requcstcd. The application cannot bc acccpted until all thc rcquircd
infbrmation is submitted. The projcct may also necd to bc revicwcd by thc Town Council and./or thc Plannirrg and
Environtrtcntal Commission. Design Rcvicw Board approval cxpires onc ycar after final approval unlcss a
building pcrmit is issued and construction is started.
A. DESCRIPTION OF THE REQUEST:
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LOCATION OFPROPOSAL: LOT:BLOCK:FILING:
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NAME OF OWNER(S):
MAILING ADDRESS:
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TYPE OF REVIEW AND FEE:
E Ncw Construction - $200 Constnrction of a new building.
Includcs iury addition whcrc square footagc is addcd to any rcsidcntial or
comrncrcial building.
\aaoition -$s0
U Minor Altcration - $20 Includes minor changcs to buitdings and site irnprovelncnts, such as,. reroofing, painting. window additions, landscaping. fcnccs arrd retaining
walls, ctc.
E Conccptual Rcview - $0 For ariy application whcre the applicant wishcs to urcct with Desiglr Rcvrew
Board to detemrinc whcther or not thc project gcnerally complics with thc
design guidelines. The DRB docs not vote on conccptual rcviews.
DRB fbcs are to be paid at the tirne of submittal. Later, when applying for a building pennit. please idenfify
the accurate valuation ofthe project. The Town of Vail will adjust the fee accordingto the projcct valuation.
PLEASE SUBMIT THIS APPLICATION, ALL SUBMITTAL REQUTREMENTS AND THE FEE TO THE
DEPARTMENT OF COMMTJNITY DEVELOPMENT, TS SOUTH FRONTAGE ROAD.
VAIL. COLORADO 81657.
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ENCROACHMENT AGREEMENT
THIS AGREEMENT, is made and entered into this i3\ay of January ,lggT,by Eagle River
Water & Sanitation District, a quasi-municipal corporation of the State of Colorado, hereinafter
referred to as "Disttict"and Michael D. Young hereinafter referred to as "Property Owner".
WHEREAS, Property Ov'ner is presently the owner of certain real property described as Lot
43N, Glen Lion Subdivision akal. 1225 Westhaven Circle, Vail, Colorado, located in Eagle County,
Colorado; and
WHEREAS, the District is presently in possession of a sewer easement 20 feet in width,
running tbrough the aforementioned property, which easement is described on Exhibit A, attached
hereto and incorporated herein by this reference; and
WHEREAS, Property Owner desires to construct a permanent structure that will encroach
upon the described easement in an area approximately 7/10 feetxT feet" said encroachment being
described on Exhibit A: and
WHEREAS, the easement is an active easement presently in use by the District.
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the covenants and promises herein, the parties
hereby agree as follows:
l. The District shall permit the pemanent structure to encroach upon the aforementioned
easement.
2. The Property Owner shall indemnifu the District from the costs of any repairs to the
Dishict's utility lines which may occur as a result of the conskuction of the permanent structure over
and upon such easement.
3. The Property Owner shall hold harmless the District from the cost of repairing any
damage to the structure, which damage may be caused by the installation of new utility lines in this
easement, or by a brealc in present and future utility lines of the District, or by the repair of such
break by the District or by other maintenance of the lines.
4. The Property Owner shall indemnify the District from any increase in the cost of
construction of any new utility lines or in the cost of any repairs to the District's utility lines,
such increase, if any, due to the proximity of the permanent structure to the utility lines.
5. This Agreement shall bind the successors and assigns of the Property Owner, and
shall be appurtenant to and deemed to run with and for the benefrt of the aforementioned property
in Eagle County, Colorado until such time that the District abandons said easement. This Agreement
shall be recorded against said property in accordance with the laws of tle State of Colorado.
IN MTNESS WHEREOF the parties hereto have caused this Agreement to be executed
as of the day and year first above written.
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THIS AGREEMENT, is made and entered into this \3\ay of January , lgg'l,by Eagle River
Water & Sanitation District, a quasi-municipal corporation of the State of Colorado, hereinafter
referred to as "District"and Michael D. Young hereinafter referred to as "Property Owner'n.
WHEREAS, Property Owner is presently the owner of certain real property described as Lot
43N, Glen Lion Subdivision aka: 1225 Westhaven Circle, Vail, Colorado, located in Eagle County,
Colorado; and
\tr/HEREAS, the District is presently in possession of a sewer easement 20 feet in width,
running through the aforementioned property, which easement is described on Exhibit A, attached
hereto and incorporated herein by this reference; and
WHEREAS, Property Oumer desires to construct a permanent structure that will encroach
upon the described easement in an area approximately 7/10 feetx 7 feet, said encroachment being
described on Exhibit A; and
WHEREAS, the easement is an active easement presently in use by the District.
NOW, TFIEREFORE, in consideration of the covenants and promises herein, the parties
hereby agree as follows:
l. The District shall permit the permanent structwe to encroach upon the aforementioned
easement.
2. The Property Owner shall indemnify the District from the costs of any repairs to the
District's utility lines which may occur as a result of the construction of the permanent structure over
and upon such easement.
3. The Property Owner shall hold harmless the District from the cost of repairing any
damage to the structure, which damage may be caused by the installation of new utility lines in this
easement, or by a break in present and future utility lines of the District, or by the repair of such
break by the District or by other maintenance of the lines.
4. The Property Owner shall indemnify the District from any increase in the cost of
construction of any new utility lines or in the cost of any repairs to the District's utility lines,
such increase, if any, due to the proximity of the permanent structure to the utility lines.
5. This Agreement shall bind the successors and assigns of the Property Owner, and
shall be appurtenant to and deemed to run with and for the benefit of the aforementioned property
in Eagle County, Colorado until such time that the District abandons said easement. This Agreement
shall be recorded against said property in accordance with the laws of the State of Colorado.
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties hereto have caused this Agreement to be executed
as of the day and year first above lwitten.
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75 South Frontage Road
Vail, Colorado 81657
970-479-213V47e-21i9
FAX 970-479-2452
September 11,1996
Dep artme nt of C ommuniry D eve lo pme nt
Pam Hopkins
Snowdon & Hopkins Architects
201 Gore Creek Drive
Vail, Colorado 81657
RE: The proposed Young primary/secondary residenoe with a Type II EHU, to be
located at 1225 Westhaven Laoe/Lot 43, Glea Lyon Subdivision
Dear Pam:
Thank you for taking the time to meet with me on Tucsday, September 10, I 996, to discuss the
proposed Young primary/secondary residence with a Type II EHU.
The purpose of ftis letter is to summarize our discussion and provide you with a list of
outstanding items which must be resolved. The list of outstanding items are as follows:
.f Please provide a copy of the recorded plat for Lot 4 I , Glen Lyon Subdivision, illustrating
the platted access easement across Lot 41 to Lot 43.
7. Please indicate on the proposed site plan and landscape plan the limif of disturbance aad a
aote indicating that a consfiuctioD fence will be crected along the limit of disturbance line
and will remain in place until constuction is completed'
)4 Please isdicate on the site plan and landscape plan the top of walLibottom of wall
elevations on all proposed retaining rvalls'
Please provide a section drawing ofthe area ofthe proposed structure which encroaches
into the 17 l/2 R. chairlift setback. The purpose of this action is to deterrnine whether or
not any portion ofthe building encroacbes into the required setback.
Please label all crawlspace areas as having a head-height of 5' or less, as measured from
thc ground below to the structural {loor members above.
Please label all crawlspace access points as being l2 sq' ft. or less.
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be af least 18" above tbe garage slab, as required by the Uuifontr Building Code.
tg please indicate on the topographic survey the 50' setback from the center line ofCore
Creek, as well as the 100 year flood plain, as defined by FEMA'
9. The total allowable GRFA for Lct43,including crcdits and 500 sq' fL for the employee
housiag udt, is 6,086 sq. ft. According to my calculations, the total GRFA being
proporld for the Young primary/secondary residence, with a Type ll employee housing
uoit, ir 6,554 sq. ft. Therefore, the proposed residence is over the allowable GRFA by
approximately 468 sq. ft. Please amend the proposed floorplans accordingly.
As discussed during our meeting, i am committed to moving your project tbrough the review
process as quickly is possible. I understand your desire to break ground on this project yct this
construction season. Proposed plans have been routed to tbe Town of Vail Fire Deparfrnent aud
public Works for their review respectively. As soon as comments are reccived from eaoh of these
departrnents, I will forward the comments to you promptly,
Should you bave any questions or concerns witb regard to the information addressed in this lerter'
as always, please do not hesitatc in giving me a call, I can be reached most easily during rcgular
offi ce hours Lt 47 9 -2 1 4 5.
Sincerely,
I 11 !,lJ.-..'rg^ K<'-ppa
George Ruther
Town Planner
GR/jr
TOWNOFVAIL
.4.TYPE OF APPLICATION:
E Additional GRFA (250)
tr BedandBroalf,ast
Ef ConditionalUsePermit
tr Major or E Minor Subdivision
tr Rezoning
tr Sign Variance
tr Variance
tr ZoningCode Amendment
D.
E.
B.DESCRIPTION OF TTIE REQUEST:
NAME OFREPRESENTA
MAILINGADDRESS: bl fusa tn'*. e- '-
LocATIoN oF pRoposAl,: Lor-43 sLocK - FILING AldJ LJ n, I
apOnESS: /2ZS rA[==rl"q,,a-r f,r'ie BUILDINGNAME:
.r/anYrrr/1^ <_:\taZ,rJNlr\U:
NAMEOFOWNER(S):'rilittE Y4r4
MAILINGADDRESS:
OWNER(S) SIGNATTJRE(S):
PHONE: 47b, ?,bl
FEE - SEE THE SI.JBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS FOR TTIE APPROPRIATE FEE.
SI]BMIT THIS APPLICATION, ALL SIJBMITTAL REQIJIREMENTS AND THE T'EE TO TIIE
DEPARTMENT OF COMMIJNITY DEYELOPMENT, 75 SOUTH FRONTAGE ROAD,
F.
G.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
This application is for any project requiring approval by the Plarning and Environrnerntal Commission' For spocific
infornration. sce the zubmittal requirements for the particula approval that is requostcd. The 4plication can not be
accepted until all requircd infornration is submitted. The project mry also need to be reviened by the Tovrn Council
and/or the Desigr Rwiew Board
O"Ot{lnlt the Plannin-e Staffat 479-213t
APPLICATION FOR PLANMNG AND ENVIRONMENTAL
COMMISSION APPROVAL
tr Amcndment to sr Approved Dwolopmant Plan
-{ EmployeeHousingUnit(Type: a )tr Major or tr Minor CCI E:rteriq Altemtion
(Vail Village)tr Majoror tr MinorCCII ExteriorAltc'ratim
(Lionshead)
tr SpeoialDwelopmentDsticttr Majcorfl MinorAmendmenttoan SDD
For Office Use Only:
Fee Paid:- Ck#:- By:
Application Datc:- PEC Meeting Darc
vArL. coLoRADO t1657.
Rsvird 6D6
TO:
FBOM:
DATE:
SUBJECT:
In 1985, the VailTown Councilapproved Ordinance 4, Series of 1985, which created Qlqptet
fig.iit'giih"-viii naunicipar doo'e, entiUeO- "Additional Gross Residentiat Floor Area'" This
bnapt"r allows for up ro iso iquiie-teet of additional Gross Residential Floor Area (GRFA) to be
aOC6O to a dwelting ineyonO in'e maximum allowance), provided certain criteria are met- The
ilG;"f tne najidonit GRFA Ordinance is to providd an inducement for the upgrading of
'eii&ing Owerrings units and also lor the provision ot employee housing units'
In August 1995, the Town Council approved O-rdinance 6, Series of 1995 which amended
Cn"p[eii A.zr , ior the purpose of eliminating the.ability to use- the additional GRFA when a
ffiili^g unit is .OemolieUiiilt." This Ordinanice also requires that all requests for additional
enfA,inat involve exterti Cnanges to a building, be rdviewed and approved by the Planning
and Environmental Commission.
According to Section 18.57.050 (BXS) (Type tl Employee Housing Unit, General Conditions)'
,,An applicant shall be permitted to apply to the Community qevelopment DeParfnent of
the Tdrirn tor additional'GRFA, not to'dxbeed five hundred (500) square feet to be used in
the construction of the EHU.'
With this proposal, the applicant is requesting to.use all 500 sq-. ft. of the two 250 allowances' in
irrJconitiuciion oi a fvfjrj tt Emptoyed Housing Unit at 1225 Westhaven Lane/Lot 43' Glen Lyon
SunOivision. In tnis pr6losal, th'e a'pplicant wislhes to construct a 526 sq. ft.,Jype ll Employee
Hili^g Unit, betwe'en ine proposeO primalY and secondary dwelling units. The Tnti911t' o1
SepGniO"r Zb, tggO, receiveO'a condiilonal'use permit approval ltgm I: Town of Vail Planning
ini gnvironmental iommission, allowing for the'construction of a Type ll Employee Housing.
Unit. The applicant will be deed restricting the 300 sq. ft., 91qlos9d, one-car parldng space-' lor
the use of th6 occupants;f the Type ll Eriployee Horising Unit. .The. applicanf s proposed floor .
ptans anO builrting 6tevationi, illuiirating tfie Type lt Empioyee Housing Unit, have been attached
for reference.
,FILECSY
MEUIORANDUM
Planning and Environmental Commission
Department of Community Development
october 14, 1996
A request for two, 250's in order to construcl.a Type ll EHU, located at1225
Westhaven Lane/Lot 43, Glen Lyon Subdivision
Applicant: Sentry Construction, represented by Pam Hopkins
Planner: George Ruther
f :bveryone$ec\mEmoo\Young.o1 4
GRFA:
Site Coverage:
Setbacks:
fronl:
sides:
lear.
Landscaping:
Parking:
* includes two 250's
Allowed
6,085 sq. ft."
6,214 sq. ft.
20'
15" '15'
15'
14,91 3 sq. ft.
BEuired
7 spaces (one enclosed)
II. ZONING ANALYSIS
Legal Address: Lot 43, GlEn Lyon Subdivision
Lot SizE:24,855 sq. ft. / 0.5706 acres
Zoning:Primary/SecondaryResidentialperSpecialDevelopmentDistrictNo'4
Uss: Primary/Secondary dwelling units with a Type ll Employee Housing Unit
Proposed
6,02s sq. ft.
4,831 sq. ft.
te, qz'
31'
17,928 sq. tt.
Prooosed
7 spaces (5 enclosed)
III. GRITERIA AND FINDINGS
Upon review of Chapter 18.71( Additional GRFA) and Chapter 1€.57 (Employee Housing), ther
Community Development
-O"pittt"nt
recommends apPrgva-! of this-request for 500 additional
;q;;" f""t of
-cRFh
ro be utilized in the construction bf the Type ll Employee Housing Unit
based upon the following factors:
A. Consideration of Factors
Before acting on an application for additional GRFA, the Planning and Environmental
Commission-snail coridiOer the following factors with respect to the proposed use:
1.
structurcs.
ln the staff's opinion, the 500 additional sq. ft. of GRFA being incorporated
into the fype fl Employee Housing Unit, will have no negative e{fects upon
inii di'sti,ig topogripny, vegetatioJl, drainage or other existing structures in
the area. bndnges io ine existing topography-,prop€ ed by the applicant'
will result in regiading that complies wiih the Town's 2:1 maximum slope'
Currently, gradls exiiting on the site ale in excess of the 2:1 slope
standard.
With regard to vegetation, the applicant is proposing to save allthe
existing-targe reds on the site. of g-reate^st concern, is the existing
ueoetaiion itong the south bank of Gore Creek and the one, large 3'
AL?neier sprucd tee. The applicant has agreed to take tree preservation
measures iuring the Constru'ction process and],vill install a construction
tenie around th6 trees that are to'be saved. This will occur prior to the
Town's issuance of a building permit.
f :\everyone\pec\memos\Young.o1 4
Itisstaff'sopinionthattheproposednewprimary/secondary-residence
*itnl iype ir Employee n6using Unit' including,the 500 sq' ft: 0-f
aOOitionii enFA, wiliconform aichitecturally with the other existing
siructures in the Westhaven Lane neighborhood'
lmpact on adiacent Properties-
ln the staff's opinion, the proposed new primary/secondary residence with
it;"'iydiiEniprovei Housiris unit and ine soo sq.ft'.91adg'I9qjlFi
will n6i have any negative impacts on adjacent properties' rne apqfll
is proposing ad6quaie parkinq, pel !!e Mu-nicipal.Code, to accommodate.
"L[ii6i p"i,xing on tnd site. th'e S00 sq. ft. oi additional GRFA proposed
Oy'ine ifipiiCaniwitt result in a minimal increase in bulk and mass of the
ilruitrre. Staff believes however, that this minimal increase in bulk and
r"rlriff not be readily noticeable from adiacent properties. Staff would
further point out that tlie primary/secondary residence currently
coniiru'cteO on Lot 41, to tne eist of the applicant's lot, already has a.Type
1-fip6t;" Housing Unit buitt in the structure. Accord^ing to fte applicant,
that Jnit has been occupied by an employee of Eagle County for the last
three years and has had positive impacts on the community'
develoPment standards.
section 18.71.020 (F) of the Town of vail Municipal code, requifes that:
" Any dwelling unit that proposes to use additional GRFA shall
comf$ with the standaids outllned in the Town of Vail Design
Guicieiines (1 8'54). These standards include landscaping'
undergrounding of utilities, driveway paving and general
maintenance and upkeep of the property"'
Uponreviewoftheproposedp|ansbyqtaf!'thenew|andscapingplan'o.r
th'e property wiil be in iompliance with tne landscape standards: the utility
line'servicing the structure will be underground; the new driveway willbe
paved; anO ii is expected that the general maintenance and upkeep of the
property will meet Town ol Vail standards.
B. Findings:
The ptanning and Environmental Commission shallmake the following findings before
granting approval lor Additional GRFA:
1. That the granting ot the requestecl Artditional GRFA would not negatively
effect exi!1ng topography, vegetatign, drainage and existing structures.
2.
3.
That the granting of the requested Additional GRFA would not negatively
impact adjacent properties.
That the granting of the requested Additional GRFA would comply with alf
Town zoriing requirements and applicable development standards.
f :\everyone\pec\memos\You ng.ol 4
IV. STAFF RECOMMENDATION
The community Development Departmext staff recommends approval of the applicant's request
io ,tifiiJSOO s{uare fetit oiiO6iiona eRrn, in accordance with Chapters 18.57 and 18'71' to
allow for the construction iri a-n"* iype tl Employee Housing Unit at 1225 Westhaven Lane/Lot
40, Glen Lyon Subdivision. St"tt U"fiives tnai th6 review criieria have been met as discussed in
ttre memoranoum. negaiiingihe Findings,_statfbelieves that: Finding 81 is met, as the
i;;;";p;;;ffi oi ine so6 sq. ttl or aooitioniLegrA will have rninimal, if anv, negative impacts on
irr6 e,iistiig iiie; Finding-d2 ii met, as the 500 sq. ft. of additional GRFA will not negatively
impact the adjacent prop"ttitt; inir Filui"g g3 id. met, as the proposed 500 sq' ft' of additional
6riFn j"o it']lllpe'rr dmp-iJv6e nouiing Lnit will result in th6 cdmpbre compliance of the site
witn tnJfo*n Zdning reqriireinents and applicable development standards.
Staff would recommend that should the Planning and Envilonmental Gommission choose to
orant an approval ol m" i"qu"ti"O 500 additionil sq. ft. of GRFA, th.at thePlanning and
E*iifrm[rita] Cbmmission make lindings, similar to those outlined by stafi above'
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Single Family
ZONE CHECK
FOR
Residence, Duplex,
ZONE DTSTRTCTS
U
Primary/Secondary
DATE: 1l?illA
ARCHITECT
HeighL
ToEal GRFA {J35t8€t+@
PHONE
Primary GRFA
Secondary GRFA
a{u
SeEbacks
Sides
Rear
Si t,e Coverage
Landscaping
ReLaining Wall lteighr,s
. Parking
carage CrediE
Drive:
15',
15,
z4
br
6,2J4
k!.qE
3AL4+#
3'/6'
J Regrd
316
'7 5 Pncl
(3oo) (6oo) (eoor@'Ii3o = t*!H,tsfi
Permitred Slope Rt proposed Slope M
complies wit.h T.o.v. Lighting ordinance Yes
WaLer Course SeLback (30) (s0)
Do Finish Grades Exceed 2:L (50e.)
Environmen Ea1 /Hazards :1) Flood PIain
2l Percent. Slope l< > 30%l <d/a
3) Geologic Hazardsa) Snow Avalancheb) nockfallc) Debris Flow
4) Wetlands
View Corridor Encroachment,: yes No-rz--
Does Lhis ilEeiiesl irrvuive a 250 Addition? \r€aHow much of the artowed 250 Addition is usea Efris requesL? @
Previous conditions of approvat (check properEy file) : 6y_
zoNE Drsrmcr ?b F- S#4
PRoposED usn ?S -/ ftfpe -f
i,oT SIZE SIO|^, ncf 24,re,
-
BUILDABIJE LoT AREA
Allowed Existinq proposed Tot.a1
(30)E
6fs<*
+ 425 =JrZ66_
1814 + Azs. =J.Fl9
FronL * @ =20,
3lt
10
Approved X Denied (cite detailed reasons)
-Approved
with conditions
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DESIGN REUIEI| BOARD APPIIICITXdIT ' TOIIII OF
DATE RECETVED:
DATE OF DRB MEEIING:
I.
A.
*t********
PROjIECT INPORMATIdI:
B. TYPE OF REVIEW:
a meet,E and bounds
on a separate sheet
1-egal
and attach
ZONIIiIG:
I{AME OF
!{aiLing
APPIJICANT
Address:
F.
G.NAI.{E OF
MaiLing
APPIJICANI 'SAdd,ress:
Phone
H.IIIAME OF OWNER(S):
Mail-ing Add,ress:
APPrrrCAlrroMs wrw No.{r BE PRO€ES9ED wrt-Eovr onilER,s srcfrilAr?RB
Condominiutn ApprovaL if app1ica"bi.e.
DRB FEE: DRB fees. as shown above. are to be paid at thet,ime of submittaL of the DRB appJ.icaEion. Llter, whenapp1ying for a building perrnit, please identify the accuratevaruation of the proposal . The Town of vail wilr adjust thefee according to the tabLe bel.ow, to ensure the correct feeis paid.
I.
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ttl I 7?B nl"F aitry .4.:r! Lril I i. \,rlt$ o $ L0,000Siu,uur-$ tu,uuu
$50,001 -$ 150,000
9150,001 - $ 500,000
$500,001 - $1,000,000g Over 91,000,000
DESIGI{ REtltElf BOenD AFPBOVAIT EXPIRES
APPROI'AIJ ITNIJESS A BUILDMG pBRltIT ISIS STARTED.
FEE
s 20.00
$ 5U.00
s100. 00
$200.00
$400.00
$s00.00
OIB YEAR Af,TER FIIIAI,
rssuED r}rD coltsTnucrloN
c.
D,
-y4lr"* .Constnrcrion (g200 .00) Minor Alrerarion ($20,00)Addition ($50.00) Conceptuat neview igO)
ADDRESS:
IJEGAI.' DESCRI
SubdiviEion
If property is described bydescript,ion, pLease provideto this application.
rr.t
In addition to meeting subnrittal requirements, theapplicant must stake and tape the pioject site toindicate property lines, Uuitaing iin6s ana Urriiai"gcorners. All trees to be renoved must be taped, ALlsite tapinqs and staking must be conpleted piior to theDRB site visit. The appLicant must ensure lhat stakingdone during the winter is not buried Uy snow.- -
The review process for NEw BUIIJDINGS nornal.ly requirestwo aeparate meetings of the Design Review Aoarctj aeonceptual. review and a final review.
Applicants who fail- t,o appear before the Desigm ReviewBoard on their scheduLed meeting date and who have notasked in advance that discussion on their iten bepostponed., wil1 have their items renoved fron the DIIBagenda untiL such time as the item has beenrepublished.
The following itens hay, at the discretion of thezoning adninistralor, be apBroved by the ComflunityDevelopment Department staff (i.e. a formal hearingbefore the DRB may not, be required):
a. Windows, skylights and sj_milar exterior changreswhich do not alter the existing plane of thebuilding; and
b. suilalng additions not visible from any other Lotor pubLic space. At the time such a pioposal issubmitted, applicants must' incLude Leitels fromadjacent property ourners and,/or from the agent foror m€rnager of any adjacent condorriniun associationstat,ing the association approves of the addition,
If a property is Locat,ed in a mapped hazard.area (i.e.
snow aval-anche, rockfaLl, flood pl.ain, debris flow,wetland, etc.), a hazard study nust be Eubmitted andthe owner must sigm an affidavit recognizing the hazardreport prior to the issuance of a buiicling peildt.Applicants are encouraged to check lrith a-Tiwn pl_annerplio-r to DRB application to deter:rrine tlre reLationshipof the property to alL nrapped hazards.
For all residential construclion:
a. ClearJ.y indicate on the fLoor pJ.ans the insideface of the exterior structural walls of thebuilding; and
b. Indicate with a dashed line on tbe site plan afour foot d,isbanee from the exterior facl of Lhebuilding walIs or supporting colunns.
If PRB approves the appl_ication with conditions ormodifications, att conClitions of approval must beaddressed prior to the appJ.ication-ior a buildintpelmit.
A plg-epplication meet,ing with a member of the planningstaff is-encouraged to deter;-nine if any additioiraLapplicauion information is needed. It is the applicantrsresponsibility to make an appoinlment with the iiaff todetermine if there are additionaL submittal requirements.PLease note that a coMprJETE application wiLl. st-reanline thereview process for your projelt.
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B.
c.
D.
E.
F.
G.
ZONE CHECK
FORSingle Family Residence, Duplex,
t
Prinary
I
;
ADDRESS:
OWNER
ARCHITECT
ZONE DISTRICT
/Secondary
Allowed
(30) (33)
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+ Azs =_&1L
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a) Snoht Avalancheb) Rockfallc) Debris Flow
4) wetlands
View Corridor EncroachnrJni: :Yes---No,
Dses Lhis requ€st invoive a Z5A Adriitiorr? ltnHowmuchor[nea]-1owed250Addiii;;-i;-;"-ffio.H*'egueser5@-
Previous conditions of approval (check properLy file):
PHONE
PHONE 4n'fiu-Beol
hfre)PROPOSED USE
rJoc srzE D,
Height
ToE.al GRFII
Primary GRFA
Secondary GRFA
Setbacks FronE
Sides
Rear
wat.er Course Setback
Do Finish crades Exceed 2:1
Environmen t.a1 /Itazards :
Proposed
%
2A'
15,
15'
(300) (600) (s00) |l.20at-loti_
(sor)
1)
2l
3)
NO
WenFial Dbr,t{_
BUII.,DABLE
Existinq
Flood Plain
YES
Percent Sl.ope (< > 30t)
Geologic Hazards
LOT AREA
Tot,al
_EncL
Slope F
No
ffa'l
SiLe Coverage
Landscaping
Retaining .WalI tleighhs
Parking
Garage CrediL
Drive:
3' /6'
Regrd
PenniLLed SLope $ Proposed
Comp3.ies with T.O.v. Light.ing Ordinance yes
(30) (s0)
i.0
vbrc
r6'lr.il 8,/17l9a
.'OB }IAIVIE
r kfr*uno atwqr+
lIrOlNN OF VIIL UTILIIry I,oCAIII(II VERIFICATIpT\T FORU
SUBDTVISION
LOT BI]OCK F'rIJING
ADDRESS
The form is used to verify service avaiLabiLity and location. Thisehould be used in conjunct,ion with preparing y6ur utiLity pran anaschedul-ing instal-lations. For any new consirirction proposll, theapplicant must provide a compJ.eted utility vErification- fonr.
The Location and availability of utilities, whether they be main
!rylk lines or proposed lines, trrtrst be approved and verified by thefoJ-i-owing utilities for the accompanyins iite p1an.
Al-1 authorizing sigmatures need to be originals.
Authorized. Sionature Date
u. s. west Communicatious
468-5850 or 949-4530
Public Service Comlrany
949 - 513s
Gary Hall/Rich Cooley
Holy CrosE Electric Assoc.
949 -5892 Engineering Dept.
Ted Husky/Michael Laverty
**TCI CabLevision of the Rockies
949 -L224
Mark Graves
r.Upper Eagle ValLey Water& Sanitation Dist,ricE "47 6 -7 48A
Fred Haslee
NOTE:
**A site plan is required. pbygicaL Location of knoyn utilitiesnusc be ghona on the site plan. utility l0cations Eay or nay notoffer sq:\rice to tbe xrroperty rine. eai utirity extersion requl.redsball be the responsibility of the property owner.
1. If a utility company has concerns with the proposed.construct,ion, the utility reflresentative shouLd notdirectly on the util.ity veriiication form that thereis a probLem which needs to be resol_ved. The issueshould then be spelled out in detail_ in an attachedletter to the Town of Vail. However, pLease keep innind that it is the responsibility of the utilitycompany to resolve identified problens.
2. If the utility verifiEaLion form has signatures fromeach of the ut,ility companies, and no conunents arenade directly on the fonn, ttle Town wiLL presumetf'aL there a.Te no probLeuns and tbat the developmentcan proceed.
These verifications do not relieve the contractor ofbis responsibility to obtain a street cut pemitfron the Town of Vail, Department of public WorkEand Eo. obtai0 utilitv locations before diacrinq inany public right-of-way or easement in the To$n ofvai1. A building permit is not, a street cut perniL.A street cut permit must be obtained separateJ.y.
Installation of service lines are at the oq)ense andresponsibil-ity of the property owner.
4.
Botanieal Name
oCommon Name
TTffiJ
tur#4aq/4
Ela^\rj-r\
rees. Mininum calioer
rndicaLe heighb, for
shrubs. Uiaimun size of shrubs is
TvI)e Sqrare Footaqe
Nrtr''g{n'.192- CAAPffGROI'}TD COVERS
soD
SEED
TYPE
OF IRRIGATION
TYPE OR METHOD OF
EROSION CONTROIJ
Pafr.rt/lrt,r.fr'c,r^tcf 4o'-'-. Mry
ALtTojA tfilL 6fu{ ('gpglu;ll,!q- ca9-Pgr\
c.tAr{DscAPE LTGHTTNG: rf exterior righting is proposEd. pleaseshow the number of f ixLures and locat,ions on- a ieparat,elightinq p1an. IdenEify each fixture from the 1i;hting planin Lhe space below and provide Lhe height above gia.ae, -tlpe oflight proposed, lunen oucpuL, Iuminous area ana i cut sneLu otthe l-ight, fixture. (Secuion 19.54.050 ,f)
OTHER IAIIDSCAPE FEATURES (retaining walls, fences, swimrningpools, etc.) please specify. IndicaEe heights of reraininiwalrs. Maximum height of warls within the front setback i;3' , Maximum height of waLl.s elsewhere on the properEy is g, .
D.
,PIJAI{IT *'TOO''
PROPOSED TREES
AI{D SHRUBS
ftAttu'ffutuor{,a
ntca Q).\14^v-
4;€r:r rc- €rlr n\l6r<PA
ErSj'flu A 6a-l m&lF4
*IndicaLe caliper for deciduous tfor deciduous crees is 2 inches.
conl t erous trees, Minimum heioht for coniferou.q
Ouanti t,v Fizet*
+1 z4cm,
b r-SatpAJ
-"-
*a
+o.sr4n:rEn,4 1 +E
r4P{4.)T)l\r55A&)fJS ueD6JgP+
-?3-
#E
trees is 5 feet.**Indicate size of proposed
5 qal-Lon.
[IS1' OF UaTERT^ILS I
NAl,tE OF FRO,IECT: r.*_ZflY
LEGAL DESCRIPTION: LOTIS-
STREET ADDRESS:
The foll.o'lring infornation is
Review Board before a final
BUIIJDING MAITER,ISI.S I
Roof
Sidinq
I
Other waLL Material.s
Fascia
Soffits
Windows
Window Trim
Doors
Door Trim
Hand or Deck RaiLs
Flues
Flashings
Chimneys
Trash EneLosureg
Greenhougeg
Retaining lrlal-Ls
Exterj.or Lighting
Other
suBDrvrsroN
required for submittal
approvaL can be given:
lrrPE OF UAEERIAI.
lrb r" s l,r
,4b \f*] Irt,o n
to the Design
COLOR
BIJOCK
A.
f,{lwnry lg;nr€ t
Desigmer:
Phone:
B.I,ANDSCAFTNG: Name of
,* ...r*.. t" ouantitv. rir*
PROPOSED TREES
AI{D SHRT'BS
*Ind.icate caliper for deciduous trees. Minimum ealioerfor.deciduous rrees is 2 inches. rndicat,e-treillTtorconiferous trees. Minimun heigrht for eoniieroustrees i-s 6 feet.**Indicate size of proposed shrubs.5 ga]-l-on.
fi/pe
GROI'ND COVERS
soD
SEED
TYPE
OF IRRIGATTON
TYPE OR METHOD OF
EROSTON COIITROL
Itrinimum size of shrubs is
'Square Footac'e
c. T,ANDSCAPE r.,rGIITrNG: rf exterior righting is proposed. pLeaseqloy the number of fixtures and toiations on a EeparateLighting plan. Identify each fixture frorn the lighting plan
1{r the space below and provide the height, above giade, -t}pe ofliqht..proposed, Iunen output, luminous area and i eut shaat ofthe Light. fixture. (SecEion 18.54.050 ,J)
OTHER ITAIIDSCAPE FEAT{rRES (retaining walls, fence6, swimingrpooLs, etc.) please specify. Indiiate heights of retaininiwaLLs. Maximum height of warrs within the front setback ii3r. Maximum beight of walls elsewhere on tbe property is 6'.
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Publte 6crvtcr gol|lPany
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G0ry Hsll/itcn coolty
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:!h€ form fa nfeo Lo ver'trfy.strvlo€ evailo'btlltv and tocat.lon' Thlt
arroul6 br ured rn-ionj"iii,roi-*ii; ;'il;tr;i f:*^uttlit'v plan. and
tehedultng ttrrLallatlanr. For "ny ie"' cotteiruculOn.propoeql' thg
appllcant rnurr proii;;--l-compirrei *riirrrv vsrif leatlon forn.
?he locatlgn and rvrtrablltEy o! ullltbtcH, wtrethat't$av be mairt
r,runk ttnae or prlpii;d iffi-g, tuli-i*-lpploveO-and vrtifled by the
iiri-d*ini "errrii"i-for tlre reso$Prnvlng' rltr plan'
All eubhPrlrlng tlgnaqurct neco Eo be orlfllnals'-'
HolY Cr{rat llrgtrlq lrtoc'
ttt' tOtA Englngerlrrg D€Pt'
Ttd tfutky/t{lcnelr &nvGrt}'
ot she toaklet
.*Upptr $AgIt vorlcY waEcr
c, tanlEBElon pltErlcg '
a?6 - ?lg0
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!lO*E; 1 .r! r{ utlrlEv ceftI}r$Y nli ce?9:-I1-:ll1r..:n3"t;Tl"::tt! r{nElrlEy ceftI}r$Y nri cencernl-r"lth the proPotes
conttructlon, tnr-'"'tr-rfty rtPrctonbrtlvt rhiruld not
rrr*rr' A'' **r. .infiiii.'.rcrrircotion form thlE-thcr
*.1 rtr! Dlrn lf rrq$lrt{r -Fbvrl,crtr lecr!+91-?f--I"* uttlltlct
aurb bs rhom en rb- rrtr ortD.. uirliii iggf*g-"| ntv or lly DqE
otllr lr,.lcr Eo Ehl groD.lEy-rf"l.--iii itttfUy-e*trilrloa rrqulrr4
;ilii [l-tui-t*nenirLrricv or bbr ProPtrgv ottDra'
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tsrvlctc rlnft trt lf
o! Elrr gfoplr$Y d'firer'
dlsrclly on stre ufll'ltY'v*r i-ien torm thrt' therrErr'srl;r.*y v.r !b..!- e?-i-t. tolv*it. Thg lrru€fr-e pr-oUlern wlrloh Telila !o,l-*-:?!.i 4i r?t,rer-rchedlf itoo-tillfr'HT#ri:;;;" ;
- rn' or 111 tl, :l.:':::l"tllltil ll'tnl"'#i'ii*ulii " .]rsiilqr El:*.l:,T?tl tn
iiii"lr'il ii'rl"lii'-i"ifr iii rtii itt. *. -
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;"*{grny-to irsstve lafntttlfd problrm' '
It etlq uBlltty vorlll+rEt'on lortlt brt tlgnatur+' frcdl
raeh of ehr usfrii! cornpenlef I li-d no comenEt ar'
rnado dlttct,lY sn iit"-iii-' sht T:"11 wlll Prftg:^-
thrt ttrrre *r. no"fiIn[lffi ina enrt thc alvclopnant
crn proarrd.
3.lbrlr vqrtlfeltlonr {o hoE.flllt:i-:}e-::n::x::t ot
til1Jil;:iliii;;- ri-"t;;t -L::'::' *t;l r t"ff li,[l;"'1f;'"Ti#' ii "i.ii' Tilii *t": -:t-l*i::.H'T:larnd barny Fubllcvall , A"-h
t'ol-rrty gr tliln of
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lht rt{trsrar andInrErlla$lon of
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llhe locatlontniilk Lirres ofol.lowins utl
AlL authorl.slng !:lsnaturee need t,o ba or{glnrls.
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The forrn ls used Eo verrfy. rirvlcr avarrability and loeabron. Thtgtbould ba ucrd in. aonjun"'tt"i-*i[i DreDerrns yo,r, ,rttir;;-;;;" in;'Schrilurrng lnst*rlatt6ns. -rJs ;;v ;"*-congEr;rctron propoaar, eheepplicant nurt prswlde a ""*pi.lei "urriJ-iliiiiii.tron rorm.
awallnbllity of ut.llicieer wberher Ch€y b. tnll$
fgpog?i llnrr, musr b€ approvcd anc vcritli*'ili"tt,:'€s fof the accorttlanyLng elte pXan.
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468-6860 or llt,{Sl0
Publle Senrler Conpany
9.9.5135eary flatl/htch Cootey
tloly Crorn Electric Acnoc.949.6892 Ensineerlnf Depb,Tid Huaky/Hlchael lJ,rvtrty
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rhe RochlaF
**Upper tagle Vnlley water
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rred Hrrler
rrl rlbr plra lt rcCu{rad. lbsr!.aet locrtlan of bor+a ueLlltLgrrurt be rhora o Lla rLtr Dlu. Uelltsy losrbLoos any or ury s,9totfcr trrrrlor to tbc.pgoprrry tLne. rrnr utJ.tLty r*trtrion riqu{rcdthall bc [hr ratpou:lbllltv of r.ho grogertv o{rarr,
NOllE r t .If a utllLty csruraay har coneerns wl.th the ;ttogoaedconstruetlon, the uelllty reprebenElEive sfrbulll rrottlirectly on thr uclllty verlil.caelon fonr that bhereh a problcnr rrhtch nnedr to be rgtolved. 1!hr lgauerhould Lhen bc.spell€d out lntdetrtl ln aa'tttachadlrtter to the tror*rr of Vrl:,. norrgvar, p1eegG kfep lnntlnd thct It ls thc resBonrlbllley ol Lne ubtltti'
sonpelly bo reeolve ldsrtlfled groblefi3.
tf'the utLlltv verLfl.crtlon fonrr haE eltnetureg fron
aaah of thr utll{ty co4rrnls;, .and no cffirGntt ars
nada d{rsctly 6n Lhe f,orrnr rhe ro*n rlll pfiftntthrt th*ra rr€ no problmrs and ttutt th€ derralopment
trtn pfocttll.
!!hur varlllaatlone do not nlleva uhe coile*6Lor ofhll rcseonribllltv to obraLn a atr€ot cut DarnLtfrosr the fowr nl vall, Dntrrtwrilt of Drrblll worke
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lnata,llitLon otr€cFo$rlblfltv
r€parrirly.
ruvJ.se llner ue at the e*p+ns6 $rdlof the proparty osrrtr.
cnd to ohkalrr rra{l{ err lacrt.{ant befan dl ca{rts :ln
eny publia rlsht-of-rvcv or raF€rneilt la thr lot'ra OlVell. ^r, h,u{lllnc rlna{t :lr--raatre rusrFt aut tiliL}..
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a63-6860 0r t{9-t610
?ubllE gervlce conDany
9{9'61356ary rrall/ntctr $oorey
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lt'he locablon an6 avitLrbirtey of uttltt!,r., rhrEber thcy be ft*trn
Etunh ll$es or proporsd llacr, BusB b. r,DProv;d rsal 1rrrlflcc by tha
followlnE utiltElct for lhe iccemErlrtltlag rltr Plen,
tll auEborltlng Elgneturer nearl bo br orlg-laala.
@ Dlls
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r.ECr Crbl€vlslOn O!
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'rr rtEs Dras 1r fseultGc. -PHfrroll locrtt'oq-?!-F'm sBlltEltr
rqrar ba .!ffi! oE ED. ElEc Dur-.. iEUiii-igq?fl:Pt- lile ot Esy roE
H* fiffi,:l#ijfii;it#in#'Ht'ifi*i':t*1s'o';irrs
1. rt e utlllEy conDrny.l?t c9l9cf,nf rttlr tb;-ProDoEld
sons uruchron, -[[E-"irirty .epiumeettvc thbuta not
{l'roctlv o$ ir'J"it'*ilirl"nuriloetroo totlr ?hrt ehete
lc r probl"t'ffirli-iir-cr c'o,ls ltrolvgrl' tlre ltlur
rhould .n* billilrl{a__;gg rn-clEiir ro-3T-1t'Etclrec
leoLer r:o cnE-rffi-oi-vrtt' ..'nonwri' p-l!ntc,fiiB ln
rnlnd Etrrt rt-rl-iiie-iergone*rltly- gl-tD" ubllr H'
conFany to rgiotve tdcBlttto(l pfobltrll'
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It68-6860 or 9{9.{610
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Gary Hatl/ntcU Coolry
uoly croEs Eleecrle At3oc.
949 - 8893 nnglnaerJ.ng DepL.
Ted lluaky./ulchael lavergy
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Th€ fattn ls urtd to vef,lfy aervlcB avallabtttEy lhd lqgatlon' fh{r
rhouldl bc used in co*Junelion wlth PgePaf{gt your utilltV nf.an _rndllchsdullnE l$tEallati6na. Fof any nerconltfiretlon.proFOral' bh!
ipptica$t-murE provide a eonplebed uEi,Ilby vorlflatbioa fonn,
ThB locacion afld avall..blliey of uttrlttrl' htheDheE tsh,iy t e mitn -trunk Linel or ProFotedt llneir $uat be approved_and varlfiad by the
fotlo$ing utilltles tor Ehe ecco$Danylng rlte Flaa.
hll auEhorlzlng rlgnauurcl need to be oslglnnLr'
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t.t rAEa pfrE t-r rrgui,rac, Iblrrtcfl lcErElo|l Ot llo,ora uBulEltfEUrE bE rnona oD EbC flts pltrr. urlrlEy LocrgloE uty or Ely BsEotf,er Norlrl.o. to bh. Drop.iry rr.Bs. rni uurlrty utsfrloa riqurrrdrhatl br rh. r.rgoBrlbttlty o! rb6 Drogirf,y oralr.
NOTE: 1.If, a uelllty con{lany hir coqcernr wtEh the FrolrotEdconsBrucElon, Eha utlllEy feprstsnEluLve rboutil aordlrrcrtry on Ehc uElIlG,y iiriltcatton forrl EhaU Uhere Ile il lrfobrEm wlrlah seods ro ba raSotvrd. Ttrc llru!Ehould Etren b6, sDrltlat out tlr| a6tal1 ln an, sutoclrBa Hletter to Eha ronn of vtL1. ltsw.v€r, DIeilsE |tcrn {n imlnd thBE lt ir Eho rrsDonribtltty of ihr ur,ttiti
conpeDy ro re8olvo l{eattflco problent. -
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gU(. B. 19SE $:5{+fi1'1 rcl cflELEvlsiort 13 Ehr rssponalfilldty ofrc;.?{p ugi[.*z';?
cotspany eo rg3otve lilentlftrd problmu.
It thB uetLlty vislflortLolt fgrD Dtt fi"Enaturil frm
rcc_h of Eho urlllLy 6ouD|Nrl.r, ,aill no c6nfrratt rfemadr {trrecgty on uhe te;m, sbi ronn rllt preiUd -
Ehat rberr ttre no Frob!,mr asil that rbc divelopnentom prooitl,
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DsPrrtnGnt of Rrbl{F tfor*f
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hlr rer;loaslblftty rotron chr To*B ol Valt,antl t6
rrry Dnbllc rlEht.Vai,l.e ILTGEL dut perfil mrit
{. lnss4llatltrll ot rGff!.ce l+ncs arF rE th6 il|p]ltg rnilrecponr{blllry of, the proDcrty ownerr
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Th? fordr fu ured to werlfy.rsrvlcr rvatlr,btrtty rhdl loslblon. fhlschoutd ba urrd tn"oonjunoiri"-wirir prep*rtnt you{ ndiitv-irin ilii-rchadullng {nstelletloni. ror rnv irgrrconrlrisEfon proDosrt, thgapptlccnt murL Dtrovtdr- i comiirtcl iillriii;-,iiiiiiiicron f,orn,
lhs tscrtlon rnd avittaltrtty of ublltttrf, r*ttth+rlrg]rL llnsa gr proDomd llnei, nufr br rDprov.l lndtoIlot{tns utlllttrr for ehe rccoilpanytng-ittr pfan,
All, ruth0rlulng rlgnatutlr aesd io br ortglnAlr.
l\Hfi,hct*ft$. {lpaewn
u.8. wart Coruunlaatlonr
{68-68C0 or e{9.t6t0
gubllc $tcrvlcr conpnny
9r9 .6lt$
Gary Hlll/f,tsh coolcy
HOIy Crorr Sl.trtrlo AFsoc.9{9-589e tnglnrartng Drpb,Ted Hurky/ltteharl l.,averey
rrtr rLtr Dlr[ Ir rrguirrd, thyrlgrl tosrbton of ltnoilB uttltB,lff
aurE br rhora on Etrr rltc prrn. uElIlEy loorttoar il|y or Ery totottrr mrvlcr to cbf _DroD.ity l,lnr. rqy utLrtty rxtdtlsn rigr,lradrbill br bhr rafDeorlblttty oC tUr prslrarby onaor.
1. Ii r ut,lrtty conDrny hra €onccrnr wlth thc proFotad
donrEf,uet.ton, bhr uttflgy ErDrcrenErglvr fhguld noEdtrteglytgn bhl utllity vrrlf l,carlon lorm thit thrrrlr a problrrn rdrlah ntidE to br rttolvcd. lrhf lErutrhotrld thur be.rptllcd out ln"dttrlr ln ln,ebur,chtdlrtErr to th. towrr o! vrll. gofltvrr, plcut hrrD tronlnd thab lt lr thc ffrporrstbtliBy of the ut,luty
ccilr5lrny to raroXvr ldmtlflr0 psoblsns.
v|rlfloiglpn form hec rlgnrturBt frornlltty conp*niur .tnd trc ooffiatrll are
on thr fornr thr Tonn Ttrl Pfituneno Droblmr and thrB Ulre d.vilognnrnt
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lhey b. mlnv.ri,ftrd by tht
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ADDRESS:subdivision fut tyaJ
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OWNER
ARCHITECT
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PROPOSED USE
Sihe Coverage
Landscaping
Retaining WaIl
. Parking
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Complies wit.
ted Slope 8 t proposed Stope t
Ordinance Yes
YES
1) Flood plain
2l Percent Slope l< > 3O%,t 4 &o/"
3) Geologic Hazardsa) snow Aval_anche y',b) nockf all ---=--
c) oebris rtow
4 ) wet,lands
No--/
Water Course Setback (30)r56t
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Do Finish Grades Exceed
Environmen tal /Hazards :
2:L (501)
View Corridor EncroachmenE: yes
NO
No-r'
Does lhis i-egiiesL iuvuive a 250 A<iriition?How much of rhe allowed 250 AddiCion-is--useffiTEtTis
Previous conditions of approval (check property file):
regues t,?
Community Development Plan Routing Form
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Approved Denied (cite detailed reasons) D/ Approved with conditions
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Reviewed av:46€Date: /"2o" 't
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I'l{IS AGREEI{E}IX' RF,GARDING EAS.E}'E1{T nND CONFITRUCJION ( hhle
'Agt'eemnylttt;, datad ns of, the rlth rlEy of npri.l| \994r lo by and
beguadn L,ARRY R. GF.i\cE and 6AI{A fr, GRACE (oolleetlvely, rrGrnc€rrr)
and LEI,AND J. AI.,FERT (rrAlp6rtil) r
UTTUEg&FfH:
I,lHbREfis, Larry R. orae6 ind, Sarg L" €race qra tha ovlnars olcertaln real property located ln tlre County of, Eagla, stabe of
Colosafr,o, more partlculanly de*orlbed ar follows (trLot 41rt) t
IJot, 4:., Gl6n lJyon EuFdlv{elonl aooordlnE to the Arnen<ledPItrt r€oordid July 18, 19?8, dn Booh e7z Et Pag6 370,
county of Eeglr, Stata of Colorado, ae rrplatted to bE
Paroe1 A and Farcal E, Flnal PIab, a heeubdivlalon o€I,ot 4x, Arnendad Plat dJ,€n Lyon Subdllvlslon, Toun of Vail,
EagIe Countyr Coloradof aoforcting to th1r toRp therea{rscorded In lhs rccordg of tha clerK *nd P.acorder of
Eagl.e couhty, stat€ of Colorado (rrFinal Pl.sttt);
and
Wltm.EAs, L,elenci;I . A]part 1e tlre (Jwner of oertaJ-n r'ralprop€rty located ln the county of EeEle, $tate 6g colora(io' motrcparbicularly deecrlbed ag fdLl,awd (rtl'.ot {'3rr} t
r.ot {3, Glen Lyon subdivlalon, gdc.lfdllhg ta bhr Anelld$dPlat recorded fiiLy 18, 1978, ltr Rook z?1 at Pagc 3?0,
eounty of, Eaglo, statE of coloradol
and
1{I{EREA5, Lrarry R. Clracg and SEra L. HracB, aa onn€rs ol
l,st {1, lnd r,eEll€ W, Findell and Btth B. Flhdall (collectlvrly,rlFlndell") | aE o\.rnbrs of L,ot il!r antered Into that' certBln Eassnent
and Jolnt Mlintensnce DaclcraElon dated fBhruaLY L5r !993 anq.
reoorded F€bruary ea, 1993, ln Bpolt 60l st PeEr 986 Ol the ref,rpf,operty recardi oi ErgI6 County, colorqdo (tho ?'Edsesant
Detiaraiion'r), pursuf,nt to whlch Eaee$ent Deolaration Gracl
oonveysd t.o'flndetf q non-excluslva pem&nent easennnt lnr - onl
ovclf acrone and threugh Lot 41 for lngterc/rgrree in and ta
Lot 43i and
I{HEREAs, Irarry R. GrEca and S&ra L' ExsoBf as ownars of,
Lot 41, anrl Lealle-l{. Flndgll anql BBth B. Flndell; 86 oHrl€rg of
Lob t3, alao sntered lnto thrt oertain AgrEenent dated Sabruury 151
1993 and recorded S6bruEry 22, tggx, ln bcok 601 at,PBga gBt of.thH'
real property reocrds of fagle County, Colorqdo (tht |tdonEtrucelon
Agreeirsnit'),- whloh sonetrultlon ngi+enrnt provldeo' among otlrar
thlnga, fof'the conatruotlon of, a drlveway qoirtinuat,lon from Lob 41
t;-ilt'lr ae diptotea on Exh.lblS--E ntteqdod therato (th€ nDrlYeway
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conatructlon igreemrnti and
WHEREAS, Albart la ths ;u€osEgorboth tha Eaaimcni Dcolaratlon and the
wHnREJ\g, tho locatlon df the eaaenant grtntnd by. Graqta ln the
Eaerneni niciarriiron is-not 8eE forth ln td. Eaaenent D60larrtl'on
and the tocatton of thB orlvewny eontlnuf,tlon lc only rqughly Fat
forth ln thr conetruotlon Agrlrnrnt; and
WHEREAS, tha partlEd h6reto f,ealre tp docunenL tha locatlon of
th€ €asen6nt'Eranded by tha Eaaenent Dtolarttlon and the locnhlon
of Lhe nrlVaviny Contlhuatlon ta ba oonattuotc.<l purfuanb to thd
Conqtruc!1on Agrctnent,
NOW, |IHnREFORET for goOd and valUn]:le- cnnRlderaLlott, th6
recnlpt 'and .Uif,loi+ncy of whloh ara h.rsby acknowlodgndr thr
Bartiee hcreto covsnanL and agrea aE f,ollowE!
l. to+5tfuis of -EatEE€Jll. Exntbtt A dcearj.ttJng_ tha rrglrs$rnhnt
Arean for tha gdsiilfrf-FanGl fy Grecs to Flndell tn Paragtaph. I
of the EaCornant Dtolaretlon waB n'oE atBaehed to thn docurnsnt it the
time of the recordlnE theresf,. subject to ptrngrePh 3 Eet fotth
belowr EXhl"U[CitiiEn*O nrreto anO by tnlg refrrrndo Inoorporated
trrialitG-[EGEv--aeEaraa to be ana- rhrtl be EtthlblL Ir to tha
ii"i[cnc oeEriiatron ana aegerlhat th€ rrEsBce€nt A:'eqrr def,Ineil andl
rqfcrenoed ln the Easenenu DadlarBtlon.
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(ftlTh€prrtlgnheretgsok$owl€dgethatcongLrqctlonoftha dr{vewdy'on-i.ot' ii-irort Weethaven Lana 1o tha lmprov€Bente on
Loh 41 purairant tJpiraeraph i;i tha construqtlon nst::Tglt !11been oonplEt,ed {Ertoipt fbr itre top-coab of pavehar,rt) qnd that' sal(r
drlvaway- conpllee ;ifi €h; ilr""-it the Cottltruohloir f\greernant and
haa been accrpted by tha part'iaa hcrtEo.
(b)Thepartlagheretoacknowl€dgethatc-onef.ructlonofthe ortvew'af eonif'n"oitlon ,:rstl r',oL 41 tb r,ot 43 pursy3nt-^f!
Faragraph r ot iii conatrucblon Agre€nent ha€ lob ya.t .bc!ncorrnincld. rhO partlag achnoryledlge -6-nd sgrs6 thBti E\rbJfl.ct to
pnraEraph I i.t^-Jortfr ilI&, tf,e location of the Drlveway
iliiliriitoir, iilo"o wtren bhe eana ahalt be construoted' Ehlll b€
"r.lt, iJr{rt on'qx.hthii s Etteahed hereto and by thln rsf€ronqe
lncorForated herrln.
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shall be attenptfng';; .-"freit"-ihe Orlv*wuy--co.nt:lnuation eo that
it croceaa a portrl'n ;i ili-il;-qiil ;-ryn syil$v11r-o;r, accordlns-to
th6 Anended FlEt rit"raii July 16 , tize, ln Boolt.272 ^t Puqa 370r
county of Easra, Eta{;;i coforado "[;i.it-a2nff-tnarcby p_r6_vldlng
€tra rlstdentiEt'uni{'ioo.tea qn the' touthtrly porqlon of l.,ot '11fraplatted aE ParJef !i wittr nora tront yaia- ar€a' ,. AIry ?utt"tieflcatlon of thE Drlveriay Conttnuatlon rhall regulre ull€ consBnc
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del{ryed i.fI (1} the Drlvaway Contlnuntloll al| so 16loefltqld prcvldnn
reeEonabry equrvarlrif ;;;";i to- tnq ii"t-l'ot +l'- conpJ':Lss wlth il]1
reuulternnnts for eiilll*i"! br. r,op *r.-rtpog3a-PI g-a-":tnmental or
duaal-qovernrnental authorltlal havlng Jurfedlotlon avtrr Lct 43 and
iil;;;i';;;a;;';;" dltf rculh.o. ooelr'y the dnvrloptnent of Loe 43'
ahd(tr)$,ettretr-CIwnar-;itnt.raeralniigrunl!-looated.onthe
soubharry portton oi"'#t nI ii,iprrttaa eE Parcel B) pave (x) any
oontldtrablon to "fe "iato- do 'urt ownar of Lot 12 ror Eucn
rclocatlonl plue (v) any cogta autoola{.d wtttt tns conEt'ructJ-on of
tlra Dr rvewav cont rirl"Eiln-; ; ;" T?it-;Rdd t;lgncqng-o3' the costs o r
conatrucblon of rhe Drtveway conttnuati;; iilTfrE-location cleacrJ-bed
en- lxnfn$-l attrcb*d herabo '
(b) In thc event that. the Drlvoway contslnuatlon lc
rEloqarrd !,ursuant'iJ piiiii*ptt.itai--ir"ve, the ownErs of t',ot '11
(raplattnd "" p"rJ"fi ona-}1t'""r i)'B;A-t;; own"r-or l',ot 43 nhall
intbr lnto a furthrr rElendllenL to trrc-ilieJ""ni _oaotatatrcn and thE
conerruqblon ngr*i;;r,t, -iJ tne
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whlch furbher "rri'iiiil
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Er'crn.nb AreE sat iocth on Efninil.f :"11""111-ttcreLo and bhe
locatlon of, tha Driveway contln-uaET6i eert forth. .on Fxhthi!-B
atstaohdd hcreto t"-i"i;-ip;ratt rnd ttireat suoh partled' agreentnE
aa to thc relocatio"-'l?iii" nrtvoway contlnuqtlort'
(c) Under no clreunltancen bhdll llF!*}'e rlqht t'o
oonatruot tlre prfl'reuay contlnunt{on'ue ttelayea 6y'ieason of the
tcrna or thle p"tiillii' i;it;.; In tt'i"?Elt+-;nllid r\rner! declre
ro oormenc, "orr"ittTiii ,i'Tni brtiewiy-contlntratlon pi:lor to Lhe
rubnlttal to nrpe?i- fi"' -p'ipf".'a. i'lill"liiilfilli-:"d desrsn ror
the Drlveway cotirnti"tGti-"fir"rr ni" r*rrr appro-ved bv tlre t-hen
ownerE or l,ot cr'[fipiuttecl ae -p-"to'Ji A in; iiig9t n) air<l the thrn
avrntrB of [,ot *r*; "ii;;;t"
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conetruct:Lon or -ii'i'-[iiu9"iy. cotriii"ofion ln lte- rocatlon as
::ffi [*:t;Jl"ffi "*i"I-i#,1*#:;',"11il't":H[:{+iilrrroqa.' tne prrvlw-afi;;ii;t"tLon prliJ'Jant €o rai:aq.rapn 3 (a) abovr
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p"tf"itonci of thtlr dutles'
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(a) Both th€ Egranent' Deolaratlon ?I'd thd conEtrustlon
Asreenent are.treri'nv-lit""ata ana noiiii;-t; [ira' axtent eet forbh
tn the prEcedlns ;ii"g'$1i--f,tli;;ii'"'ent' lll et ehe terdo''
pr ovle lone and cond itfqni canta rnea In"[ua i-a aasrent o"TfJftt t"l'nllt
the conetruotlon ngr""orlnt'- a6. arlended ln this Agrs'
opntlnue lil tuf r roicc And etfdct'o "ni-fitJ;aaeruenu
beolsr:etlon and
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tha, -Construotlan J\gtrarH.rnt, aE nodlfl-ed harcby, ar6ratlfled, realflrroed-and rdpublkh6d.
_ (b) The acepee easeltrlnt phown Rs oross hatehod on thiFlrial PIat le hareby rbandoned rnd fBplrsed by thr aecear eaeenentdoecribed on Ft{hlhft A ettidbed herBto, hrhtch aoqreg eaeemcnL l"agglllltqd only for lhe bansf,lt af Lob 4s and for the purpoeeaFtat€d in paragrnph 4 abova. Thr partleF BckrowlEdge itra€ theFtnal ?Iat nay ba anendad aubrrquant to ttra date of thls Agrcendntto r6tle6L the aforcrald changei ln eush qarenent, ln wntcU event!h" lqtetnant relleot,edl on Eutrh-a$Bnd6d plat nnd tha acceee eaBen?ntdrscr{btd on Exhtbtt 4 atteohrd heretd shall bo one and tha aatre.
6. 4l,ecelJana-elrilEilrylr;lc.ul.
(6) Er]rarf.hj.l.lfg' rl any provJ"alon of thla ngreenent otrthe.appllcatlon theraol ho any rntlty, p*rrEon or olrcunBterlloc Eharr.bc lnvalld' lllegal or unenforceahla to eny dxlenL, the rernalnde-rof- thla egreemeni. and the appllcation of t.ha provlir!.ons her+of !ooeher entltlEr, BarBon€t or clrcum*tanaee Fhall not b* aff,cotadtheraby and 6hell be Inforced tso ths full*et axtent pernibted bylav.
(b) g,gLt'llclll-!s--I.sw.
Agreancnb ehell, br conetrucd inlawE of the Etatr of oolorado,lawa prlnelplee.
(c) 8j,ngj..qS,-nf,$J:S' Thta Agrsemetrt ehall run with thsland cornprlelng Lot 41 and Lot 4g and ehall be bln<llng upon andlnurs to t,hc brrrellt of tha parblee harabo and thelr rnepeeblverhcire, lagal reprettntatlv€g, sucqerEoro arrd amJ.gne -
(d) Ci-LgtCnE. TtrE paragraph nnd caohLon cnptlonautillzeil hereln ara ln no way lntsndeit to lnterprit or llrnlt thn
terrne and oondltlone hereotf but ftther, thcy Era lntended forpurpolts cf convrnlenoe on1y.
(o) grn{ef.. AII vtorda harc.ln whloh ara ltxpt€seed l-n tho
neuler gcn,iei sl'iTf la dleentd tq lneludo the naucullne, fenln{na
and neuier gan.!€rE and eny vrord herein whloh la expr*raid ln thr
singular or-plural Ehall'br d66lrsd, whenever apprSpriata ln tha
oontext, to {notudo thc plurtl and the cingular, racpecLlvely'
(ft counttrl:etts. rhls AgrcrYltnk nay be exequted ln.any
numbe; ot tiountEFar{il caoh e! vhtjrr rhall be-deem+d an orLg.tnal
and all of whloh itratt'be talC,en to bs on.l and ttra raroe ineLruncnt'for th€ eerna efieot Es ii ilf ot tha Partlad hereto had aigrrad ths
Fatne elgnatutl page. Any elgnature Ffige of, thla Agrreement nay.be
tlEtachad frorn any oounLdrpart of thlg Agraenent wrtllout. llnparrlng
th€ lrEdt cffeo!-cf any olEnaturra therson And rqf,y be atbachQd to
anothri countelpart ot'thti Agracrnent ldontlqal ln form horeto ltub
havlhg attaohdd'to lt trnr or rnors addltlonal elgnature pagrr.
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Aprll14, 1994
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Rt: Apcrrf ecms Ltit flr Olsn Lyon nubClvlrlon to Lgt 40' Olcn Lyon subdlVlelon
Dcrr Larryr
Aft$ trtf{ns wlth MIG ltrlaoer ln ill| Fltc D6partmtnt -hr hla oonooptually applwod the
iirirlm-too,i wUt rcsari rirrmrnt 4010.0 your lot to Lot tls'
Comilenoe wlth tlt Unil6fll1 Flri Oodtloosrr ilildrHt-wllt bf l$ukid.whrn Lot 4g tl
il';ifipil, fhi| #i 1;13iild ; fi ;i;mur]tyliin tor 6ra rtrnturt rnc/or provldlns e flre
tril['ifii-gr!fi4 ;n'toi 43;ThrrliiruiJwiin6a to nr worked o-ut yvttlr lhr Town of Vnll
wlin uiviioilrnni on uoiib il'ffih6i;.i. if *rq 1m3r-t19.!lil6en foat wldr lccill nrdlns
to Lot 40 apiaarr h Provld€ rdlqrfti lln rEs|rr to |nr l!r'
I you hev0 Rny addnionrl quiltlon3 abqu!t!! R$ OtFerbnsnt rrqulnmfntt, plaasa do not
h41rb t0 cill Mr, rtlm r*ri[i-j'ii'i6| i;il nt" Oipgtmrnt- Hr cin-b-r.rorch'd tt 479'2260'
Fiiiira cdfr rne n rcrn Ai'ir rnyiritrtrnor, lfln'be rernhrd rt 47s'4190.
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SENTRY CONSTRUCTION, INC., AN ILLINOIS CORPORATION
P.O. BOX 7005
ELGIN, IL 601.23
Dear Customer:
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your Owner's Title Insurance Policy. This valuable documenE
insures good and marketable Eitle to your property. Please
review the policy in its entireEy. We at Land TitLe GuaranEee
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producE which will serve your needs.
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TEr_,EPHONE # (303) 4'75-225r.
FAX # (303) 476-4s34
PI.EASE REFER TO ORDER NO. V2525893
Should you decide to sell the property described in Schedule
A, or if you are required to furnish a new uiule commitment
for mortgage purposes, you may be entitled uo a credit toward
future t.it1e insurance expenses. Land Tit,le Guarantee Companywilt retain a copy of the enclosed titsle policy, and in the
event you do need future services, we witl be in a posit.ion to
again serve you prompEly and efficiently.
Thank you very much for giving Land Tit1e Guarantee Company
Ehe opportunity to serve you.
t
0 wner's Policy I{o.
American Land Title Association 0wner's P0licy 10-17-92
SUBJECI TO THE EXCLUSIONS FROIV COVEBAGE, THE EXCEPTIONS FROM COVERAGE CONTAINED IN SCHEDULE
B AND THE CONDIIIONS AND STIPULATIONS,
0LD REPUBLIC NATI0NAL TITLE INSUBANCE C0MPANY, a Minnesota corporation, herein called the Company.
insures, as of Date of Policy shown in Schedule A, against loss 0r damage, not exceeding the Amount of Insurance stated in Schedule A, sustained or incurred by the
insured by reason of.
L Title to the estate or interest described in Schedule A being vested other than as stated therein;
2. Any defect in or lien or encumbrance on the title;
3. Unmarketability of the title;
4. Lack of a right 0f access t0 and from the land.
The Company will also pay the costs, attorneys'fees and expenses incurred in defense of the title, as insured, but only t0 the extent provided in the Conditions
and Stipulations.
lN WITNESS WHEBE0F, the said 0ld Republic National Title Insurance Company has caused its corporate name and seal to be hereunto affixed bv its dulv
authorized officers as of the date shown in Schedule A, the p0licy to be valid when countersigned by an aulhorized officer or agent of the Company,
EXCLUSIONS FROIV COVERAGE
The following matters are expressly excluded lrom the coverage ol this policy and the Company will not pay loss or damage, costs, attorneys' Iees or expenses
which arise by reason of:
1. (a) Any law, ordinance or governmentai regulation (including, but not limited to, building and zoning laws, ordinances, or regulations) restricting. regulating,
prohibiting or relating to {i)the occupancy, use, or enjoyment of the land; (ii)the character, dimensions or location ol anv improvement now or hereafter
erected on the land; (iii) a separation in ownership or a change in the dimensions or area of the land or any parcel of which the land is or was a pan; or (iv)
envrronmental protecti0n, 0r the effect of any violation of these laws, ordinances or governmental regulations, except t0 the extent that a notice 0f the
enlorcement there0f or a notice of a defect, lien or encumbrance resulting from a violation or alleged vi0lation affecting the land has been recorded in the
public records at Date of Policy.
(bl Any governmental police power not excluded by (a)above, except t0 the extent that a notice 0f the exercise thereof or a notice 0f a delecr. len or
encumbrance resulting from a violation or alleged violation affecting the land has been recorded in the public records at Date of Policy.
2. Rights of emanent domain unless notice of the exercise thereof has been recorded in the public records at Date of Policy, but not excluding from cOverage any
taking which has occuned prior to Date of Policy which would be binding on the rights 0f a purchaser lor value without knowledge.
3. Delects, liens, encumbrances, adverse claims, or other matters:
(a) created, suffered, assumed or agreed to by the insured claimant;
(b) not known to the Company, not recorded in the public records at Date oi Policy, but known to the insured claimant and not disclosed in writing to the
Company by the insured claimant prior to the date the insured claimant became an insured under this policy;
(c) resulting in no loss or damage to the insured claimant;
(d) attaching or creating subsequent to Date of Policy; or
(e) resulting in loss or damage which would not have been sustained i{ the insured claimant had paid value for the estate 0r interest insured by this policy.
4. Any claim, which arises oul of the transaction vesting in the insured the estate 0r interest insured by this policy, by reason oJ the operation o{ federal
bankruptcy, state insolvency, or similar creditors' rights laws, that is oaseo on:
(a) the transaction creating the estate 0r interest insured by this policy being deemed a fraudulent conveyance or fraudulent lransfer; or(bl the transaction creating the estate 0r interest insured by this policy being deemed a preferential transfer except where lhe preferential transfer results
from the failure:
(i) to timely record the instrument of transferj or
(ii) of such recordation to impart notice to a purchaser for value or a iudoment or lien creditor.
i-$j
lssued through the lffice of:
LAND TITLE GUABANTEE COIT|PANY
108 SOUTH FRONTAGE ROAO W
P,0. Box 357
vAtL, coLoMDo 81 657
3qi/476 2251
OTD REPUBTIC iIAII(lI{At TITTE II{SUBAl{CE COMPAI1IY
A Stock Conpany
400 Seclnd Avenue Sluth, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55401
1612) 371.1r I l
Jfi*q 4tufl-
Authorized Signatory
oFI Fonn 4{n0 - ALTA owrer's P0|iy i0-l /-91
Secretary
CONDITIONS AND STIPULATIONS
1. Definition of Tems.
The following terms when used in this policy mean:
(ai "insured":the insured named in Schedule A, and, subject to any
rights or defenses the Company would have had against the named insureo,
those who succeed to the interest of the named insured bv ooeration of law as
distinguished from purchase including, but not limited t0, heirs, distributees,
devisees, survivors, personal representatives, next of kin, or c0rporate or
fiduciary successors.
(b) "insured claimant": an insured claiming loss or damage.
(c) "knowledge" or "known": actual knowledge, not constructive
knowledge or notice which may be imputed to an insured by reason 0f the
public records as defined in this policy or any other records which impart
constructive n0tice 0l matters affecting the land.
(dl "land": the land described or refened to in Schedule A, and
improvements affixed thereto which by law constitute real property. The term
"land" does not include any property beyond the lines of the area described 0r
referred to in Schedule A, nor any right, title, interest, estate or easement an
abutting streets, roads, avenues, alleys, lanes. ways or waterways, but nothing
herein shall modify or limit the extent to which a right of access to and from the
land is insured by this policy.
(e) "mortgage": m0rtgage, deed of trust, trust deed, or other
secuntv Instrument.
(f) "public records": records established lnder state statutes at Date of
Policy for the purpose of imparting constructive notice of matters relating t0 real
property to purchasers for value and without knowledge. With respect to
Section 1ia)(iv)of the Exclusions from Coverage, "public records" shall also
include environmental prolection liens liled in the records 0f the clerk of the
United States District Court for the district in which the land is located,
(S) "unmarketability of the title": an alleged 0r apparent matter
alfecting the title t0 the land, not excluded 0r excepted from coverage. which
would entitle a purchaser of the estate 0r interest described in Schedule A t0 be
released trom the obligation to purchase by virtue of a contractual conditi0n
requiring the delivery of marketable litle.
2. Continuatizn 0f lnsurance After Conveyance 0f Tttle.
The coverage ol this policy shall continue in force as oi Date of Policy in
favor of an insured only so long as the insured retains an estale or interest in
the land, or holds an indebtedness secured by a purchase money mortgage
given by a purchaser from the insured, or only so long as the insured shall have
liability by reason of covenants of warranty made by the insured in any transfer
or conveyance of the estate or interest. This policy shall not continue in force in
favor of any purchaser from the insured of either (i) an estate 0r interest in the
land, or (ii)an indebtedness secured by a purchase money mortgage given to
the insured.
3. Notice of Clain to be Given by lnsured Clainant.
The insured shall notify the Company promptly in writing (i) in case of any
litigation as set forth in Section 4(a) below, (ii)in case knowledge shall come to
an insured hereunder of any claim of title or interest which is adverse to the
title to the estate 0r interest, as insured, and which might cause loss or damage
for which the Company may be liable by virtue of this policy, 0r (iiil if title t0 the
estate or interest, as insured, is rejected as unmarketable. lf prompt notice shall
not be given to the Company, then as 10 the insured all liability of the Company
shall terminate with regard 10 the matter or matters for which prompt notice is
required; provided, however, that failure t0 notify the Company shall in no case
prejudice the rights of any insured under this policy unless the Company shall
be prejudiced by the failure and then only to the extent of the prejudice.
4. Defense and Prosecutiln 0f Actilns: Dutv of lnsured Clainant to
Cooperate.
(a) Upon written request by the insured and subject to the options
contained in Section 6 ol these C0nditions and Stipulati0ns. the Company, at its
own cost and without unreasonable delav, shall provide for the defense ol an
insured in litigation in which any third party asserts a claim adverse to the title
or interest as insured, but only as to those stated causes of action alleging a
defect, lien or encumbrance 0r other matter insured against by this policy. The
Company shall have the right to select counsel 0f its choice (subject to the right
of the insured t0 obiect for reasonable cause) l0 represent the insured as to
those stated causes of action and shall not be liable for and will not pay the
fees ol any other counsel. The Company will not pay any fees, costs or
expenses incurred by the insured in the defense of those causes 0f action which
allege matters not insured against by this policy.
{b) The Company shall have the right, at its own cost. t0 institute and
prosecute any acti0n 0r proceeding or to do any other act which in its opinion
may be necessary or desirable to establish the title to the estate or interest, as
insured, or t0 prevent or reduce loss or damage to the insured. The Company
may take any appropriate action under the terms 0f this policy, whether or not it
shall be liable hereunder, and shall not thereby concede liability or waive any
provision of this policy. lf the Company shall exercise its rights under this
paragraph, it shall do so diligently.
(c) Whenever the Company shall have brought an action or interposed a
defense as required or permitted by the provisions of this policy, the Company
may pursue any litigati0n to final determination by a court of competent
jurisdiction and expressly reserves the right, in its s0le discretion, to appeal
from any adverse iudgment 0r order.
(d) In all cases where this policy permits or requires the Company to
pr0secute or provide for the defense of any action or proceeding, the insured
shall secure t0 the company the right to s0 prosecule or provide defense in
the action or proceeding. and all appeals therein, and permit the Company to
use, at its option, the name of the insured for this purpose. Whenever
requested by the company, the insured, at the company's expense, shall give
the Company all reasonable aid (i) in any action or proceeding, securing
evidence, obtaining witnesses, prosecuting or delending the action or
proceeding, or effecting settlement. and (ii) in any other lawful act which in
the opinion of the Company may be necessary or desirable to establish the
title to the estate 0r inlerest as insuted. lf the Company is prejudiced by the
failure of the insured to furnish the required cooperation, the Company's
obligations to the insured under the policy shall terminate, including any
liability or obligation to defend, prosecute, 0r continue any litigati0n, with
regard to the matter 0r matters requiring such cooperation.
5. Proof of Loss or Damage.
ln addition to and after the notices required under Section 3 of these
Conditions and Stipulations have been provided the Company, a proof of loss or
damage signed and sworn to by the insured claimant shall be furnished to the
Company within 90 days after the insured claimant shall ascertain the facts
giving rise to the loss or damage. The proof ot loss 0r damage shall describe the
defect in, or lien or encumbrance on the title, or other matter insured against by
this policy which constitutes the basis of loss or damage and shall state, to the
extent possible, the basis of calculating the amount ol the loss or damage. lf
the Company is prejudiced by the failure of the insured claimant t0 provide the
required proof of loss or damage, the Company's obligations to the insured
under the policy shall terminate, including any liability or obligation to defend,
prosecute, or continue any litigation, with regard to the matter or matters
requiring such proof of loss or damage.
In additi0n, the insured claimant may reasonably be required to submit to
examination under oath by any authorized representative of the Company and
shall produce for examination, inspection and copying, at such reasonable times
and places as may be designated by any authorized representative of the
Company, all records, books, ledgers, checks, correspondence and memoranda,
whether bearing a date before or after Date of Policy, which reasonably pertain
to the loss or damage. Further. if requested by any authorized representative of
the Company, the insured claimant shall grant its permission, in writing, for any
authorized representative of the Company to examine, inspect and copy a
records, books, ledgers, checks, correspondence and memoranda in the custody
or control 0f a third paq, which reasonably pertain to the loss or damage. All
(Continued on inside back coveL)
bor* oo t/gs. C
Order No. V252593
norQ, uo. LTEHzszse3
AmounE $800,000.00
SCHEDULE A
Address
l-. Policy Date: ilune 04 , L9g6 aE 5:00 p.M.
2. Name of Insured:
SENTRY CONSTRUCTION, INC., AI{ ILLINOIS CORPORATION
3. The esEat,e or interest in t.he land described in this Schedule
and which is covered by this policy is:
A Fee Simple
4. TiE.1e to tshe estate or inEerest. covered by t.his poticy aE tshedate hereof is vested in:
SENTRY CONSTRUCTTON, INC., AN II-,I.INOIS CORPORATION
5. The land referred to in Ehis policy is situated in EAGL,ECounty, Colorado, and is described as follows:
LOT 43, GLEN I-,YON SI'BDIVISION, ACCORDING TO THE AMENDED PLAT
RECORDED JUI-,Y 18, L978 IN BOOK 272 AT PAGE 370, COUiVTY OF
EAGI,E, STATE OF COLORADO.
LAND TITLE GUARANTEE COMPANYPage 1 This Policy valid only if Schedule B is attached.
Form AO t/95,rder No. V252593 I pori"v No. LT,,H252ss3
SCHEDULE B
This policy does not insure against loss or damage by reason of
Lhe following:
1. Rights or cl-aims of part,ies in possession not shown by thepublic records.
2. Easements, or claims of easements, not shown by the public
records.
3. Discrepancies, conflicts in boundary lines, shortsage in area,
encroachments, and any facts which a correct survey andinspection of the premises would disclose and which are not
shown by the public records.
4. Any lien, or right to a lien, for services, labor, ormat.erial EhereLofore or hereafter furnished, imposed by 1aw
and not shown by the public records.
5. 1995 TAXES NOT YET DUE OR PAYABLE AND ASSESSMENTS NOT YET CERTIFIED TO THE
TRE.A,ST'RERS OF'F]CE.
6. RIGHT OF PROPRIETOR OF A VEIN OR LODE TO EXTRACT AND REMOVE HIS ORE
THEREFROM SHOULD THE SAME BE FOI'ND TO PENETRATE OR I}MERSECT THE PREMISES
AS RESERVED IN UNITED STATES PATENT RECORDED August 16, L909, IN BOOK 48 AT
PAGE 542 -
7. RIGHT OF WAY FOR DITCHES OR CANALS CONSTRUCTED BY THE AUTHORITY OF THE
IINITED STATES Ag RESERVED IN UNITED STATES PATENT RECORDED Augiust, 16, 1909,IN BOOK 48 AT PAGE 542.
8. RESTRICTIVE COVENAI\ruS, WHICH DO NOT COTTAIN A FORFEITT'RE OR REVERTER
CLAUSE, BUT OMITTING RESTRICTIONS, IF ANy, BASED ON RACE, COLOR, RELIGION,
OR NATIONAL ORrGrN, AS COMTATNED rN TNSTRWENT RECORDED April 04, 1978, IN
BOOK 268 AT PAGE 698 AND AS AMENDED IN INSTRUMENT RECORDED Augmst 25, L987,IN BOOK 458 AT PAGE 447 THROUGH 472 AND AS RERECORDED IN INSTRI'I\iIENT
RECORDED SEPTEMBER 15, 1-987 IN BOOK 459 AT PAGE 801, AND AS AMENDED IN
INSTRUMEI{I RECORDED MAy 2, L990 rN BOOK 528 AT pAcE t-54.
9. SEWER EASEMENT 20 FEET IN WIDTH ACROSS SIJBJECT PROPERTY AS SHOWN ON THE
RECORDED AMENDED PLAT OF GIEN I,YON SUBDIVISION-
CONVEYANCE OF SKI I.,IFT EASEMEMT TO VAIL ASSOCIATES, INC. A}TD CASCADE
VILLAGE METROPOLITA}T DISTRICT RECORDED JI]NE 23, 1-987 IN BOOK 464 AT PAGE
934.
11. EASEMENTS, RESERVATIONS AND RESTRICT]ONS AS SHOWN OR RESERVED ON THE
RECORDED AMENDED PLAT OF GLEN LYON SUBDIVISION.
Page 2
Form AO A/95,O norr"y No. LTEH2s2s93rder No. V252593
SCHEDULE B
12. TERMS, CONDITIONS AND PROVISIONS OF EASEMEI{T AND JOINT MAINTENANCE
DECLARA'TION RECORDED February 22, L993 IN BOOK 601 AT PAGE 985.
TERMS, CONDITIONS AND PROVISIONS OF AGREEMEIfT RECORDED February 22, 1993 IN
BOOK 601- AT PAGE 987.
TERMS, CONDITIONS AND PROVISIONS OF AGREEMENT REGARDING EASEMENT AI{D
CoNSTRUCTTON RECORDED April 19, 1_994 rN BOOK 637 AT PAGE 98s AND RE-
RECORDED ,JUIIY ].5 , L994 IN BOOK 545 AT P.AGE 521..
ITEMS ]- THROUGH 3 OF SCHEDULE B ARE HEREBY DELETED.
ITEM NO. 4 OF THE STANDA.RD EXCEPTIONS ]S HEREBY DELETED AS TO ANY LIENS OR
FUTIIRE LIENS RESULTING FROM WORK OR MATERIAL FI'RNISHED AT TIIE REQUEST OF
I-,EI.,,AI[D J. ALPERT.
OIrD REPUBLTC NATTONAL TITLE INSIIRANCE COMPANY SHAL,L HAVE NO LIABILITY FOR
ANY IJIENS ARISING FROM WORK OR MATERIAL FIJRNISHED AT THE REQUEST OF SENTRY
CoNSTRUCTTON, rNC., AN ILLINOIS CORPORATTON.
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by rne int c,aimant provided to the
Company pursuant to this Section shall not be disclosed to others unless, rn rne
reasonable judgment of the Company, it is necessary in the administration of
the claim. Failure of the insured claimant to submit for examination under oath.
produce other reasonably requested information or grant permission to secure
reasonably necessary information from third parties as required in this paragraph
shall terminate any liability 0f the Company under this policy as to that clatm.
6. 0ptions t0 Pay 0r ]therwtse Settle Claims; Termination of Liability.
ln case of a clarm under this policy, lhe Company shall have the following
additional ootions:
(a) To Pay or Tender Payment of the Amount 0f Insurance.
To pay or tender payment ot the amount of insurance under this
policy, together with any costs, attorneys' fees and expenses incuned by the
insured claimant, which were authorized by the Company, up t0 the time of
payment or tender of payment and which the Company is obligated to pa!.
Upon the exercise by the Company of this option, all liability and
obligations to the insured underthis policy, other than to make the payment
required. shallterminate, including any liability or obligation l0 defend,
prosecute, or continue any litigation, and the policy shall be surrendered t0 rne
Comoanv for cancellation.
(b) To Pay or 0therwise Settle With Parties Other Than the Insured or
(d to pay or othe*r'se settle with other parties for 0r in the name
of an insured claimant any claim insured against under this policy, t0gether with
any cOsts, attorneys'fees and expenses incurred by the insured claimant which
were authorized by the Company up to the time of payment and which the
Company is obligated to pay; or(iil to pay or otherwise seftle with the insured claimant the loss 0r
damage provided for under this policy, together with any c0sts. attorneys' fees
and expenses incurred by the insured claimant which were authorized by the
Company up to the time of payment and which the Company is obligated to pay.
Upon the exercise by the Company of either 0f the options provided for in
paragraphs (bNiI or (ii), the Company's obligati0ns to the insured under this
policy for the claimed loss or damage. other than the payments required to be
made, shall terminate, including any liability 0r obligation to defend. prosecute.
or continue any litigation.
7. Deternination. Extent of Liability and Coinsurance.
This policy is a contract of indemnity against actual monetary loss or
damage sustained or incuned by the insured claimant who has suffered loss or
damage by reason of matters insured against by this policy and only to the
extenl herein described.
ia) The liability of the Company under this policy shall not exceed the
least of:
(i) the Amount 0f Insurance stated in Schedule A; or.(ii) the difference between the value 0l the insured estate 0r
interest as insured and the value of the insured estate or interest subject to the
defect, lien or encumbrance insured against by this policy.
(b) In the event the Amount 0f Insurance stated in schedule A at tne
Date of P0licy s less than 80 percent of the value of the insured estate or
lnterest 0r the full consideration paid for the land, whichever is less, or if
subsequent to the Date of Policy an improvement is erected on the land which
increases the value of the insured estate or interest by at least 20 percent over
the Amount 0f Insurance stated in Schedule A. then this policy is subject to the
following:(i) where n0 subsequent improvement has been made, as to any
partial loss. the Company shall only pay the loss pro rata in the proportion that
the amount 0f insurance at Date of Policy bears to the total value 0f the insured
estate 0r interest at Date of Policv; or
(ii) where a subsequent improvement has been made, as to any
partial loss, the Company shall only pay the loss pro rata in the proportion that
120 percent of the Amount of Insurance stated in Schedule A bears to the sum
of the Amount of Insurance stated in Schedule A and the amount exoended for
tne rmprovement.
The provisions of this paragraph shall not apply to costs, attorneys' fees
and expenses for which the Company is liable under this policy. and shall only
apply to that portion oJ any loss which exceeds, in the aggregate, 10 percent of
the Amount of lnsurance stated in Schedule A.
(c) The Company will pay only lhose costs, aftorneys' fees and expenses
incuned in accordance with Secti0n 4 0f these Conditi0ns and Stipulati0ns.
L ADDottionment.
lf the land described in Schedule A consists of two or more oarcels which
are not used as a single site, and a loss is established affecting one or more of
the parcels but not all, the loss shall be computed and settled on a pro rata
basis as if the amount 0f insurance under this policy was divided pro rata as t0
the value on Date of Policy of each separate parcel t0 the wh0le, exclusive of
any improvements made subsequent to Date of Policy, unless a liability or value
has otherwise been agreed upon as t0 each parcel by the Company and the
insured at the lime of the issuance of this policy and shown by an express
statement or by an endorsement aftached to this policy.
L Linitation of Liability.
{a) lf the Company establishes the title, or removes the alleged defect,
lien or encumbrance, or cures the lack of a right of access to 0r from the land, or
cures the claim of unmarketabilily oJ title, all as insured, in a reasonably
diligent manner by any method, including litigation and the completi0n of any
appeals therefrom. it shall have fully performed its obligati0ns with respect t0
that matter and shall not be liable tor any loss or damage caused thereby.
(b) In the event of any litigati0n. including litigation by the C0mpany or
with the Company's consent. the Company shall have no liability for loss or
damage until there has been a final determination by a court of competent
jurisdiction, and dispositi0n of all appeals therefrom, adverse to the title as
Insured.
(c) The Company shallnot be liable for loss or damage to any insured
for liability voluntarily assumed by the insured in settling any claim or suit
without the pri0r written consent of the Company.
| 0. Beducti1n 0f lnsurance; freducti1n 0r Ternination of Liability.
All payments under this poliry. except payments made for costs, attorneys'
fees and expenses, shall reduce the amount 0f the insurance pro tanto.
1 l. Liability Non-cunulative.
It is expressly understood that the amount of insurance under this policy
shall be reduced by any amount the Company may pay under any policy insuring
a mortgage to which exception is taken in Schedule B or to which the insured
has agreed. assumed, or taken subject, or which is hereafter executed by an
insured and which is a charge or lien on the estate or interest described or
referred to in Schedule A, and the amount so paid shall be deemed a payment
under this 00licv t0 the insured owner.
12. Paynent of Loss.
(a) N0 payment shall be made without producing this policy for
endorsement of the payment unless the p0licy has been lost or destroyed, rn
which case proof of loss or deslruction shall be furnished to the satislaction 0f
the Comoanv.
(bi When liability and the extent of loss or damage has been definitely
fixed in accordance with these Conditions and Stipulations, the loss or damage
shall be payable within 30 days thereafter.
13. Subrogation Upon Paynent or Settlement.
(a) The Company's Right of Subrogation.
Whenever the Company shall have settled and paid a claim under this
policy, all right of subrogation shall vesl in the Company unaffecled by any act
of the insured claimant.
The Company shall be subrogated t0 and be entitled to all rights and
remedies which the insured claimant would have had against any pers0n or
property in respect to the claim had this policy not been issued. lf requested by
the Company, the insured claimant shall transfer to the Company all rights and
(Continued on back covet.)
(Continued fran inside cover.)
remedies against any pers0n 0r properly necessary in ordEft0 perfect this right 0f
subrogati0n. The insured claimant shall permit the C0mpany t0 sue, c0mpromise
0r settle in the name ol the insured claimant and t0 use the name 0f the insured
claimant in any transacti0n or litigation rnvolving these rights or remedies.
ll a payment 0n account of a claim does nol fully cover the loss of the
insured claimant, the Company shall be subrogated to these rights and
remedies in the pr0portion which the Company's payment bears to the whole
amount ol the loss.
lf loss should resu t from any act of the insured ciaimant, as stated above,
that act shall not void this p0licy, but the Company. in that event, shall be
required t0 pay only that part of any losses insured against by this policy which
shall exceed the am0unt, iI any, lost to the Company by reason of the
impairment by the insured claimant of the Company's right of subrogation.
(b) The Company's Rights Against Non-insured Obligors.
The Company's right ol subr0gation against non-insured obligors sha
exist and shall include, without limitation, the rights of the insured t0
indemnities, guaranties, other policies of insurance 0r bonds, notwithstanding
any terms or c0nditions contained in those instruments which provide for
subrogation rights by reason of this policy.
14. Arbhration.
Unless prohibited by applicable law, either the Company 0r the insured
mav demand arbitration pursuant to the Title Insurance Arbitration Rules of the
American Arbitration Association. Arbitrable matters may include, but are not
limited to, any controversy or claim between the Company and the insured
arising out of or relating to this policy, any service of the Company in connection
with its issuance 0r the breach ol a policy provision or other obligation. All
arbitrable matters when the Arnount of Insurance is $1,000,000 or less shall be
arbitrated at the 0ption of either the Company or the insured. All arbitrable
matters when the Amount of Insurance is in excess of $1,000,000 shall be
arbitrated only when agreed to by both the company and the insured.
Arbitrati0n pursuant to lhis policy and under the Rules in etfect 0n the date the
demand jor arb tration is mad'fr, at the option of the ii'3ured, theffules in
effect at Date of Policy sha I be bindrng upon the parlies, The award may
include attornevs' fees onlv if the laws 0f the state in which the land is located
perrnit a court to award attorneys'fees t0 a prevailing party. Judgment upon the
award rendered by the Arbitrato(s) may be entered in any court having
iurisdiction thereof.
The law 0f the situs 0f the land shall apply t0 an arbitration under the Title
Insurance Arbitration Rules. A copy of the Rules may be obtained from the
Company upon request.
15. Liability Limited to this P1licy; P1licy Fntie C1ntract.
(a) This policy together with all endorsements, if any, aftached hereto
by the Company is the entire policy and contract between the insured and the
Company. In interpreting any provision of this policy, this p0licy shall be
construed as a whole.
(b) Any claim ol loss or damage, whether 0r not based on negligence,
and which arises out of the status of the title to the estate 0r interest covered
hereby or by any action asserting such claim. shall be resricted to this policy.
(cl No amendment of 0r endorsement t0 this policy can be made except
by a writing endorsed here0n or attached hereto signed by either the President,
a Vice President, the Secretary, an Assistant Secretary, or Validating officer or
Authorized Signatory of the Company
i'6. Severability.
In the event any provision 0f the policy is held invalid or unenforceable
under the applicable law, the policy shall be deemed not to include that
provision and allother provisions shall remain in full force and effect.
17. Notices. Where Sent.
All notices required to be given the Company and any statement in writing
required to be furnished the C0mpany shall include the number 0f this p0licy
and shall be addressed to its Home Office: 400 Second Avenue South,
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The WestinResort-Vail
1300 Westhaven Drive
Vail, CO 81657
Lot 4l
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Grace
3 Churchill Drive
Englewood, CO 80118
Mr. HughMcCulloh
375 St. Paul Street
Denver, CO 80206
Lot 42
Mr. & Mrs. Letschert
C/O Galleon
1510 S. Tuttle Avenue
Sarasota, FL 34329
I-at 44
Mr. & Mrs. Stone
615 Palisades Avenue
Santa Monic4 CA 90402
THIS ITEM MAY AFFECT YOUR PROPERTY
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE ls HEREBY GIVEN that the Planning. and Environmentalcommission of the Town of
Vait wi1 hotd a pubtic nr.r-itig i''i ir"l6rlld.J niitn Section 18.66.060 of the Municiolal Code oJ the
iir" or Viir ori septemoeiz'i, rbge, n iioo i.rrl. in the Town of Vail Municipal Building. In
consideration of:
Planner:
A request for a conditional use permit for a Type ll EHU, to be located at 1225 westhaven
LaneAot 43, Glen LYon
Applicantr Sentry Construction, rep' by Mike Young
George Ruther
A reouest for a site coverage variance to allow for a one car garage' located at
742 Sandy LaneiLot 3, Vai[ Potato Patch 2nd Filing
Applicant: Jeri CamPisiPidnner: Dominic Mauriello
A reouest for a conditional use permit to allow for a miniature goll course in the CC2 Zone
District, located at Tract D, Vail Lionshead 1st Filing
Applicant: Charlie AlexanderPlanner: Dirk Mason
A reouest for a minor exterior alteration to allow for the construction ol a walk-in freezet,located
at S3'6 West Lionshead MalULot 5, Block 1 , Vail Lionshead l st Filing
Applicant: Mitch GarfinkelPlanner: George Ruther
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The applications and information about the proposals are available in the ptoject planner's office
Ourindieguiar office hours for publlc inspeciion', located at the Town of Vail Community
Development Department, 75 South Frontage Road.
Sign language interpretation available upon request with 24 hour notification. PleasE call 479-21.|4 voice or479'2358
TDD for information.
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3 Churchill Drive
Englewood, CO 80118
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375 St. Paul Street
Denver, CO 80206
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Sarasota, FL 34329
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615 Palisades Avenue
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NOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN that the Planning an-d Environmental commission of the Town of
Vait wiil hold a pubtic ne",ilig iilcciroance nfim seiiion1e.ee.060 of the Municipal code of the
Town of vait on o"rou"r iii i'gdd, ii ztio p"r,t. in ine town of Vail Municipal Building. ln
consideration of:
A request for an exterior addition to a master bedroom and bathroom and adding a 3rd floor'
LiilrfidihJrtq oroinance]lo'tiid; ;i8o2it Potato Patch/Lot 4, Block 1, vail Potato Patch
Applicants:
Planner:
Planner:
Padraic Deighan and Birgit Toome
Dominic Mauriello
A reouest for an interior remodelto add a bedroom and a bathroo4 -o! qpPro.IFately 250 square-
ili:;fiffi ft'd"d'fiil;;:6cadd ati7i6 sunourst Drive #e//ai[Golf course rownhomes
Applicant: Anne & Peter Mounsey and Joan & Marcella Fox
Planner: Lauren Waterton
R iequest for a major subdivision of Lot P-2, located at Lot P-2, Vail Village 1st Filing
Applicant:P-2 Association, represented by Art Abplanalp
George Ruther
A reouest for a major SDD amendment to allow for a modification to building 5 of SDD #5'
tocatbd at 1230 Lidnsridge Loop/Savoy Villas, Phase ll and lll
Aoolicant: Woodstone Homes
Pidnner: Dominic Mauriello
A request lor two 250's in order to contruct a Type ll EHU, located a|1225 Westhaven Laneilot
43, Glen Lyon Subdivision
Applicant: Sentry Construction, represented by Pam Hopkins
Planner: George Ruther
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il;,ilidilfi i?ni noris ioi puUiic inspechon, tocated at the Town of Vail Communitv
Oeveioprient Department, 75 South Frontage Road.
Sign language interpretation available upon request with 24 hour notiFcation. Please call 479-2114 voice or 479'?356
TDD for information.
Community Development Depattment
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on this Project.in" u"ril.te! ehat she can address all of my
issues which include:
1. wal1s over 5' in height
i. walfs not shown per engineered detail
3. wal1s conflicting with the t'urning
motion out of the garage
She cannot get me plans until Wednesday,
b"cause someone is out of town, and she's
working the ski swap.of course, bhey need
to sta;t their foundation today. I Eold
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the site plan on this project. wal1s on the
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detail at 3/4:1. If the walls are redrawn
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to have tshis approved.
r had alredy communicated these concerns to
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6een the revised p1an. The concerns arestil1 almost the aane. Should we wait for a
new revised site plan?
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MEMBERS PRESENT:
Greg Molfet
Greg Amsden
Henry Pratt
Galen Aasland
John Schofield
Gene Uselton
october 14, 1996
Minutes
MEMBERS ABSENT:
Diane Golden
STAFF PRESENT:
Susan ConnellY
Mike Mollica
Dirk Mason
Tammie Williamson
Lany Gralel
Todd OPPenheimer
Judy Rodriguez
2:00 p.m.Public Hearing
The meeting was called to order by Greg Moffet at 2:00 p'm'
Aoolicant: Sentrv Construction, represented by Pam Hopkins
Erannar- f-"rrnerwr'r,iE
Mike Mollica gave an overview of the staff memo. Mike slated that statf was recommending
approval with no conditions.
Greg Moffet asked if the applicant had anything to add.
Pam Hopkins, representing Sentry Construction, had nothing to add'
Greg Moffet asked for any public input. There was none'
Greg Moffet asked for the Commissionels comments. There were no comments from the
Commission.
Greg Amsden rnade a motion for approval per the statf memo.
John Schofield seconded the motion'
The motion passed unanimously by a vote of 6-0.
2. A request for a major subdivision of Lot P-2, Block 3, Vail Village First Filing'-and a. ..
vaciieO portion oiiianson Ranch Road. The site is glnerally located east of Vail Valley
Drive between ttanson Aanch Road and Gore CreeliDrive. A complete legal description
is available in the Community Development Department'
Applicant: P-2 Association, represented by Art Abplanalp
Planner: George Ruther/Dirk Mason
Planning and Environmental commission
Minules
October 14, 1996
1.
Galen Aasland disclosed, for the record, that he had done work lor Bob Lazier in the past'
however, he didn't see il as a problem with lhis request'
John Schofield disclosed, for the record, that he was currently working for Bob Lazier, but it had
nothing to do with this ProPosal.
Dirk Mason gave an overview of the request. Based on the stalf analysis, stafl was
recommending approval with the two conditions as stated in the staff memo.
Greg Moffet asked if the applicant would like to comment.
Art Abplanalp, representing the P-2 Association, expanded on lhe history of the request' .He
stated that tne property wai established in the early'70's and orryned by VA. The ownership
OounOaries now wbre ihose that were established in the 70's. The owners don't want to be liable
tor inyone's actions. Of the two conditions presented by_stalf, h.e stated we would like to make a
cnang'e on the 2nd. lt needs to be changed to read, the Town ol Vail must take action on any.
probosafs within 30 days. Art also stated that the sidewalk conflicts with trees,vegetation and
irari.ing. Art suggested that this was not the place for the sidewalk, therefore, Condition No. 1
should be removed.
Diane Milligan, Manager of the Ramshorn, was in favor of the resubdivision, if only to make
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liabitities eisier to nanOte. She had a problem with Condition No. '1 . Less than a year fgo' tfe
pEC voted unanimously by a vote ol 7-0, that the sidewalk not be located on the east side of the
street. There was even diicussion at the November 27, 1995 PEC meeting regarding the
Golden Peak Redevelopment, that the sidewalk that existed be removed. The most that was to
be in this location was a crosswalk only. The process was to come before the PEC and the
Council also agreed not to take out the trees. The issue was not about one or two trees, but the
aesthetics ol the area. Diane advised to stick to the original decision, as it was thought to be a
done deal. Diane stated that we have to say no; we don't want this sidewalk.
Greg Moffet asked for any more public comment.
Dirk Mason said that he spoke to Greg Hall prior to this meeting. The granting of this pedestrian
easement would preserve the six 30' tall trees.
Greg Moffet said the Golden Peak discussion did not include a sidewalk on that side of the road,
on the east side ol Vail Valley Drive. Council felt it was not the appropriate time to put a sidewalk
in at that time. However, it did not become a dead issue at that time That was the Town right-
of-way.
Jim Lamont, Executive Director of the East Village Homeowner's Association, stated that there_
was not to be a sidewalk on the easl side of Vail Valley Drive. We requested the main sidewalk
be on the west side of the street. The decision was for the east sidewalk to be yanked out' The
tralfic flow was to be evaluated after this season. We want to suggest to look more seriously at
the Chalet Road access. The right-ol-way has been abandoned in lront of the Texas
Townhomes. The Town Engineer should not press an issue, when the PEC and the Town
Council voted no on it before. We are not in favor of easements being granted.
Diane Milligan showed photos and demonstrated the traffic flow ol people in that area. The
tendency of people would be to not walk around the island on the sidewalk, ralher they would
take a straight path on the road.
Planning and Environmental Comnxssron
Minutes
October 14, 1996
Jim Lamont stated that when the Golden Peak Redevelopment linal plan was submitted'
including all improvements, tne sidewalk was back on the plan. Jim stated that at that time they
registered a complaint and the sidewalk came out of the plans'
John schotield was familiar with the area, as he drives it daily. He echoed what Jim and Diane
hive said. He could only iee people using the sidewalk in the summer' He felt that the Town
should bond the life of the tiees. He statei his concern, that a sidewalk with so many curbcuts
would not be safe. John stated that he couldn't support the sidewalk'
Gene Uselton, having read the minutes of the November 27th meeting, agreed with John on the
sidewalk. He didn't have any problem with the rest of the proposal'
Greg Amsden said it was appropriate for staff to request.easements wltft.tjtis type.of proposal'
This location was a strat;a';:it" in to*n. Greg stated that the Town of Vail should sign the
covenants.
Art Abplanalp stated that the Town was not a party in this request. Art.would like to see the
condition redd, that if the Town didn't react wiinin bo days, they would then waive their rights.
Mike Mollica stated that he agreed with Art, but the Town would like some say regarding certain
elements of the covenants.
Art Abplanalp stated that he would like assurance that if we couldn't get the Town into action'
we would like to be able to proceed.
Galen Aasland, although he agreed with the comments, said this didn't serve the Town's
interests. Galen explai-ned tha-t applicants can place restrictive covenants on their property' and
that the covenants may not be in the interests of the Town.
Art Abplanalp stated that the covenants were VA's and we were reinforcing them.
Jim Lamont said we weren'l prescribing any other use other than what was originally adopted.
Henry Pratt said il there was a need for a sidewalk, it could be done when the trees died. Henry
was not in favor of an easement. Henry stated that it would be taking away an opportunity to put
something nicer in than what's there now.
Greg Moffet said despite the fact that the easement issue had been discussed and turned down'
it wis appropriate for the staff to ask. Greg said Chalet Road was much more appropriate for a
secondiiy p'edestrian path. Greg said thaf if we voled to include the covenants, the Town
Attorney should review those covenants.
Henry Pratt said that it was his understanding we were not adding new covenants.
Art stated that there were new covenanls added that the Town had required for maintenance.
They were delivered to the Community Development Department three weeks ago. The Town
involvement was the only new covenant.
Galen Aasland asked if the new covenants that were being created would supersede the old
ones?
Planning and Iinvilonmental Commission
Minutes
Oclober 14, 1996
Art Abplanalp explained that you could not supersede the old covenants; the new covenants
were added as a response to the Town's request.
Greg Amsden asked il the Commission was in agreement with Condition No' 2 on page I of the
stalf memo.
Greg Moffet said that this was a preliminary plat.
Greg Amsden made a motion that the preliminary plat for the major s-ubdivision request be
appioved, per the stalf memorandum, with lhe deletion of Condition No' 1'
Henry Pratt seconded the motion.
John Schofield amended the motion to include Art Abplanalp's comment that il the Town did not
iiXe aciion within 30 days, they would waive their involvement and the proposal would be
approved.
Henry Pratt seconded the amended motion'
The motion passed unanimously by a vote of 6-0.
g. A request for a major SDD amendment to allow for a modification to Savoy Villas, of SDD
*5, ldcated at 123d Lionsridge Loop/Savoy Villas, Phase ll and lll. The site is generally
localed east of Timber Ridge Apariments, west ot Simba Run, north of the North
Frontage Road and south ;f Lidnsridge Loop. A full legal description is available in the
Community Development Department.
Applicant: BWAB, Inc., represented by Chris Klein
Planner: Dominic Mauriello/Mike Mollica
Mike Mollica gave an overview of the request. He explained the history of the SDD and said the
reguest included the most recent modifications. He said that staff had concerns with the
enilosed parking. This proposal would eliminate the 2-car garage. Thus, the enclosed parking
of Savoy Vittas ioutO Orop io 471" trom the original proposal ot 52%. The intent was to keep the
total pa;king in the entire'sDD to 85%. Since it has dropped lo 82/", stalf has concerns. Due to
the reduction in the enclosed parking, some findings have not been met. Overall, though.,.stafi is
recommending approval, witd tne c6ndition that a2-car garage be added and to stay within the
building tootprint'ot the 1995 approval. Stalf is recommending approval with the 3 conditions as
listed o-n paje 1o of the staff n'idmo. Mike also mentioned that staff had included a draft
ordinance, attached to the memo, to illustrate Condition No 3.
Chris Klein, representing BWAB, Inc. stated that he had challenges with this project. He stated
that he took away the office area.
Greg Moffet asked for any public comments. There were no public comments.
Mike Mollica answered a question that came up during the site visit regarding the employee
housing units being made smaller.
Planning and Environmental Commission
Minutcs
October 14, 1996
Galen Aasland said lhe applicant would need to include enclosed parking with this request'
otherwise the applicant is not working with the Town's interest in mind. Since the applicant.is
making the emilbyee housing units Jmaller, Galen would have to vole against lhis proposal.
Henry pratt stated, he felt the same as Galen. Since the Town granted additional density' the
Towri should be given something in return. A multiple bedroom employee housing unit has been
taken out and so-therefore, Heniy is not in favor ofihe request as presented. Henry suggested
iJ tne appticant to table the request until the applicant can come back with a different solution.
John Schofield echoed Henry's comments.
Gene Uselton echoed Henry's comments.
Greg Amsden echoed Henry's comments. He said the applicant.can't faclor economic reasons,
justbecause it's cheaper to'build. Greg is not in.favor of
'the applicant gaining square.footage for
'a tree market unit, by iaking out square footage lrom an employee housing unit. He also agreed
with the suggestion to table this item until a better solution is found.
Greg Moffet said this proposal reduced the employee housing unit's sizes and covered p.arking
waia problem. Greg was in lavor of denial, but lie said if someone moves to table this item so
the applicant can come back and try again, he would agree to that.
Chris Klein would like to table his request. He stated that a problem lor him was to stay within
the original footprint.
Mike Mollica said to stay within the original footprint was critical, however, the applicant had a
right to propose a modification to that iootprint. Mike said that he recommended the applicant
stay within the looFrint.
Greg Moffet stated that when the request became more in conformity with the Town's objectives,
lhe PEC would look at it again.
Henry Pratt made a motion to table the request.
Galen Aasland seconded the motion.
Greg Moffet asked lor any more discussion.
Henry Pratt suggested a dale to table the item to.
Mike Mollica suggested tabling the item until the October 28th meeting.
Henry Pratt amended the motion to include tabling the item until the October 28th meeting.
Galen Aasland seconded the amended motion.
The motion passed unanimously by a vote of 6-0.
Plarming antl Environmental Commission
Minutes
October 14, 1996
4. A request for an interior remodel to add a bedroom and a bathroom of approximately 250
.qrJrl feet, utitizinj tn" ZSO Ordinance, located al1776 Sunburst Drive *9/Vail Golf
Course Townhomes.
Applicant: Anne & Peter Mounsey and Joan & Marcella Fox
Planner: Lauren Waterton
STAFF APPROVED
5. A request for an exterior addition to a masler bedroom and bathroom and adding a 3rd
floor, urilizing rhe 250 ordinance, located at 8028 Potato Patch/Lot 4, Block 1, vail Potato
Patch.
Applicants: Padraic Deighan and Birgit Toome
Planner: Dominic Mauriello
TABLED UNTIL OCTOBEF 28,1996
Henry Pratt made a motion to table item No. 5 until October 28' 1996.
Greg Amsden seconded the motion.
It passed unanimously by a vote of 6-0.
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6. Information Update:
. Ford Park Management Plan update - Larry Grafel
Larry Grafel gave an overview of the Ford Park Management Plan review process and.passed
out i concepiual outline for putting together the plan for Ford Park. The handout included
information about the public'process. Larry stated that he would like to talk to the PEC about the
lramework. Larry said lhere were a wide variety of things that go on in Ford Park. He said that it
was a large responsibility to know how to take care ol the present issues. The public processes
start out by defining the ilroblem. The handout has outlined the givens. Larry stated that the
Town musi adhere to linancial and safety issues and he informed lhe PEC that the Town Council
would have the final say. Larry stated tfiat the public was told, during these meetings, that all
ideas would be considered. The Colorado Department ol Transportation had a say in fiddling
with the Frontage Road. Larry said a long term vision of the park was needed to include the
goals and objeCtives. There were access conflicts. Larry hoped to deline relationships between
t-he uses. Th-e financial issue was always around. Larry explained the project timeline. He
thought it optimistic to have a final decision by December 17th. Larry explained that tomorrow an
upda-te would be given lo the Town Council. Larry stated that that this would come back to lhe
pEC in November. He pointed out that the packet included the ordinance defining the reasons
for the purchase ol that parcel, in order to give a perspective as to what the original inlent was'
including potential uses and possible uses. He explained that the next four pages in the.packet
were th; i:ntire range of comments that was received from the public meetings on the following
issues; open space, access, the Education Center, the Alpine Garden and the parking issue.
From suih a vhriety of comments, the staff team tried to synthesize what was heard. The
conclusion was that open, green space was most important. There was an analogy to Central
Planning and Environmental Cornrrussron
Minutes
October 14, 1996
park and how il should be preserved. Through the conversations, people liked the idea of
multiple accesses tnrough ine parX. There wlre m3ny comments to make available more public
iriniportation and paths-. The Alpine Garden and Education Center produced lively discussions'
ln all the discussions, no one was adamantly against anything. lt was agreed that the Education
Center should be in a neutrat location anO ttiat it should be very close_to the existing Alpine
caro"n. Most people believed that parking was a serious problem. comments ran the gamut
from no parkinl fo'a part<ing structuie. So-me of discussions centered on who was parking there
before ahd if w! snoutO acc-ommodate all the needs for everyone. A preliminary framework was
OevltopeO to further Oetine tnis. The existing Master Plan has stood the test of time' The Town
just ne'eOeO to polish it up with modifications. "Don't screw it up," was heard over and over
igiin. f t alt came back tb status quo. The public doesn't wanl 10 add anything more, but wanted
to"irproue upon what we have. fhe Town needed to deline the allowable uses. The Town
neeO'eO to hive design guidelines. Maximum heights needed to be formalized. People don't like
the intrusion of loading and delivery. How then d6es the Town accommodate that need and still
not reduce the enloyment of peopl6 engaged in activities in the Park? Maintenance was being
done very well. Fiowever, it neeied to-bdformalized to get to a world-class level. The Town
needed t6 get a better handle on the coordinating and scheduling of events' Larry mentioned
that we tho-ught we could cooperatively help manage those demands and.conllicts that happen at
certain timeJof the year, such as tne +tn oi.tuty. ihe linancial responsibilities would continue to
be imposed on peofle who use the park. Useri will determine what kind of demands and
impaits were Oiougnt to the park. Mitigation would be picked up by the organization of the users'
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that th; parking issue cauied mixed comments and many solutions. The Park had a
600-car need, with a 275 car capability in the summer, which was the worst season'
Greg Moffet asked what the Village parking structure experienced when the park was being
used?
Larry Grafel said the Village structure experrenced very little impact. People would rather walk
the slreets, than get on a bus.
Greg Moffet mentioned that the Chalet Road shortcut by Manor Vail doesn't get used at all.
Larry Grafel stated that most of the right-of-way is CDOT. Larry said_that he didn't have a clear
definition of the parking needs. The Education Center at the Alpine Garden was the catalyst for
developing tne $arX. He asked what things were needed to make our decision. The framework
tor mafin{ a decision still needed to be put together. Reaction had been mixed, whether it
sfroutO nippen at all. There have been conversations both ways if it's needed. Larry stated that
a preliminhl'y aclion plan had been put together. Signage and transportalion needed to be
improved. Tirere weie some short t'erm tnings that the Town could do. We still need to put a
capital plan together.
John Schofield was in favor ol increased parking and more signage. He mentioned that Ford
park was heavily used on Tuesday nightd. lf the Village structure was not heavily used' then the
Town needed to get people bacf indiortn. John said thal access from that area would be
helpful with lhe n6w ieOdvetopment of Golden Peak. He stated that the soccer lield parking lot
*"i frtt by 7am all winter tong. He agreed that the uses were wonderful, but just needed to have
the rough edges smoothed oft. .lonn-arXed how the financing would. be done. He mentioned
that it c;rtain-ly would be helptul if the users would pay for it. lohn didn't feel the need to get into
it from a zonirig and use standpoint. He felt it was'noi a great idea for the Town to get involved
in the scheduti-ng aspect of it. He thought perhaps the Foundation should handle that'
Plannin g and Environtnental Commission
M inutes
Oc-tober 14, 1996
Gene Uselton asked about moving the ball games down valley?
Larry Grafel said the public definitely didn't want to give up the ball lields' They added color and
vibrincy to the park. lt was an overwhelming "no" to change tnat use'
Gene Uselton said the traffic was a problem.
Helen Fritch stated that planning and fundraising have been started, but we don't know where
the building was going to be tociteO. lt will be dislgned when we know where it will be located'
Gene Uselton mentioned lhat Ford Park parking was free and well received.
Larry Grafel stated that there is minimal revenue from that parking'
Greg Amsden stated that this was a summer dilemma, with regard to p_arking. Th.ere could be a
lot of creative ways to get people from the Village parking structu.re to Ford Park; including
rio"*irri, signaje and'nJs service. He thougit that pu6tic sentiment would not be strong for a
structure. Ud tetitfrat improving the park, by getting people to their use., was important'
However, he felt there was a maior concern for salety, which was very important .
Galen Aasland felt multiple entries were good. There seemed to be an endless number of uses
available, however we don't want the plaie overdeveloped. The Town has to set this up' so that
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overlap and share. Galen stated that the Town should be the ultimate authority' as
they could see th6 broad schedule. Galen felt a parking structure was not needed, as the
preient one was underutilized. Galen stated thai how the people were brought over from the
structure needed to be addressed.
Henry Pratt felt by burying the interstate, a lot of these problems would go away. Henry.stated
that ;ith Bravo moving to Beaver Creek and if we were to move the ball fields down valley, we
wouldn't have any pedple left here after the Beaver Creek Performing Arts Center was done.
Henry felt tfre fOuiation Center was a good idea, as long as it was to be used by the public.and
not tlie Alpine Garden administration otfices. Henry felt that the structure was not a good idea.
Since the Town lost 150 parking spaces, due to the Golden Peak redevelopment, this ski season
would be the test. Henry stated that he could never find which bus went to the concerts this past
summer, so he used thsstreamwalk. Henry has long been an advocate of parking at Ford Park..
ll it was buried, landscaped and had access to Golden Peak, it would be used. The Town should
also find a way to not have to charge so much at these locations'
Greg Moffet asked about Donovan Park.
Larry Gra{el stated that Donovan Park was not going to be included in this process.
Greg Moffet stated that Ford Park was a great resource. lf adequate signage could be. installed
to sf,ow that carpooling or handicapped were the only allowed parking in that lot, with the
remaining cars directed lo the structure, it would be good. Since the parking structure was - .
glneratty"available, the emphasis should be on transporting people over to the park. Greg felt
ihat sooher or later, increased parking needed to be addressed. Greg stated that he was not
crazy about turning green space into asphalt.
Galen Aasland stated that the green space could be seen by all travelers to Vail. Anything else
would be negative from a public perspective.
Planning and Environmenlal ComJrusston
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October 14, 1996
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Henry Pratt mentioned putting a deck on the underground parking, so one could not see it from
the road.
Jim Lamont, representing the adjacent property owners, stated that the idea of moving lhe
Education Genter to the ;occer field site received support from neighboring Northwoo9l:. fn:.
Frontage Road access could be achieved through electronic siSlaSg- .Jim. stated that if the Blue
Cow C-hute didn't llow, then there existed a bacliup, which could be helped with a roundabout.
The neighborhood didnrt want to encourage any niore traffic on Vail Valley Drive. Parking on the
,oc"er iield should be by a reservation oimanaged system. We should make sure these
systems that we have aie already paid for and then we could have a performing arts center lo
"i,rp"f" with Beaver Creek and h6t iust another cold structure. The parking structure. notion.
should be referred to in the plan as a long range goal. Jim stated that the uses should be limited
io ,nd"tgtound buildings. li a structure was neeOeO, it should be brought back to the public to
decide.
Helen Fritch, President of Vail Alpine Garden Foundation, said a plan was put together with an
;ft;tgr;;;i building. She stateb that handicapped access needed to be addressed, as the park
now his grades thaiare too steep and don't foitow ROn guidelines. This.new site worked in
conjurntiSn with the Nature Centbr, as it was on the bus ioute and could be used in winter and in
srrr"r. The purpose of the Education Center was for exhibits showing Vail as an extension of
the environment, and to teach people how to mitigate. lt would be a lot more lhan a display of
flowers and would work very w'etl witn the Naturebenter. The Center would be a link with the
natural environment. R wh6le concept would be put together which would be a resource for Vail'
The Alpine Garden was trying to promote more than a prefty garden- Helen stated that more
benches were needed. ine-Olsiance lor elderly people to walk was a more serious situation'
than lor handicapped people. Helen stated that the existing 57 parking spaces would be kept.
John Schofield asked about the timing of completion of the south sidewalk at Golden Peak?
Larry Grafel said it would be linished in 1998.
Jim Lamont said he understood the purpose of the high altitude garden for flora and fauna'
Having just relurned from South Africa, Jim stated thtt Capetown had one and it was one of the
malor"aitractions, very heavily attended and very popular internationally. This facility would be
exliemely crowded. iim statad that the neighborhood and community wanted to see the ball
fields rerirain. Jim mentioned that in 1974 lhe community didn't want development there, when it
was supposed to be another Lionshead. The passion in the community wanted to protect it as
green rp"ce. Jim stated that we needed to tooX at Donovan Park and the east end of Lionshead
for a convention center
. Geologic Hazard Report update - Dirk Mason
Dirk Mason mentioned that several members of the Commission questioned why we needed an
updated hazard repo(. The geology report viewed walls as too low in a hazard zone' Dirk told
the PEC members thal this was just an FYl.
Henry pratt lold Dirk that when staff made a requirement for a hazard report, staff should use
c0mmon sense.
Dirk Mason stated that staff used hazard maps to make that determination.
Planning and Enviroruncntal Commisston
Minutes
October 14. '1996
Mike Mollica gave the example that if a hazard lalls below a lot, in the case of a Rockfall Hazard'
*J Aon,r requ'ire a hazard report if the building envelope is above the hazard. He then asked the
Commission if Chris Klein could speak again on Savoy Villas'
Chris Klein asked the Gommission if he added a two-car garage and two employee-housing units
on the ground floor, with one large employee housing unit and garage on the main tloor' woulo
this then be accePtable to the PEC?
Galen Aasland thought Chris would have trouble with Federal Fair Housing guidelines.
Chris Klein said he has suggested three employee housing units instead of two.
Galen Aasland stated that access and housing guidelines haven't been addressed.
Chris Klein said a lift would be needed, as there is no access to the lower level. There would be
a common entry level and a free market unit on a new 4th floor.
Henry pratt said that Chris was offering three one-bedroom units, when there was more of a
need, in this town, for larger units.
Chris Klein asked if the entire bottom floor had one unit with three bedrooms, the main level a
one-bedroom with garage and the top a free market unit, would that work?
John Schofield thought this concept was going in right direction.
Gene Uselton and Greg Amsden agreed.
7. Approval of September 9, 1996 and September 23, 1999 minutes
Greg Amsden made motion lor approval of the 9/9/96 minules.
Galen Aasland seconded the motion.
Gene Uselton had one change, that was submitted in writing to Judy.
The motion passed unanimously by a vote of 6-0.
Greg Amsden made motion for approval of the 9/23196 minutes.
Gene Uselton abstained from the 9123196 vote on the minutes, as he wasn't present at that
meeting.
Galen Aasland seconded the motion.
The motion passed unanimously by a vote of 5-0-1.
Greg Amsden made a motion to adjourn the meeting.
Gene Uselton seconded the motion.
It passed unanimously by a vote of 6-0.
The meeting adjourned at 4:15p.m.
Planning and Environmental Conmission
Minules
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k*DECLARATION OT
covEHAt|rg, eoilIlITrONS nND RESERVAIToNS
FOR
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1. Sentry Construction Inc.r Eo Illinois corporation .-(,'Declarant"; ii th€ Owner of the real _property situated in the
'iown of Vail, County of Eagle, State of Colorado, described as
Lot 43, Glen tyon Subdivision, according to th9 Amended PIat
recorded ,ruly iB I L978, in Book 272 at Page 370, Eagle County,
Colorado (the "ProPertY").
2. A building is or wiII be located on the above-deecril:,ircl
property, whieh Uui-iding consietg of two (2) unite, each_deaigtr'ircl
and'int-ended for o"e and occupancy as a residential dwelling
""itl designated herein tJ "u;it l" and "unit 8", respecliY:}yt
;hi"ir are 6ornetimee referred to herein separately as a "Unit" o.:
iollectively as the "Units".
3. Declarant hae subdivided the Property into two (2)
parcels for ownership in fee eimple consisting of Parcel A and
Parcel B, as herein Provided.
4. Parcel A of the ProPerty contains Unit A and Parcel r !
of the property contains unit-B. Parcel A also contains a a
iiretaker irnit. t
5. Declarant desires to and does hereby establish a plan
for the ownershit of Parcel A and ParceL B as estatee in fee
simple.
DECLARATION
Declarant does hereby pubtish and declare that the follow:'r';'
terms, covenantg, conditiltts, e*semente, reetrictions ' usest
i"="rir"tions, Iirnitations and obligations sha1l be deemed to ritL"
with the 1and aeecribed herein, efrift be a burden and a benefil;
l"-t""f".i"i, its personal representatives, heirsr successors itt::i
assiqns, and any person acqurr!-ng or owning an interest in the
;;;:;ii. riii.tt--'i"-a"="iif",i here.Ln or the impro,t"m"nte located
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thereon, their grantees, personal representatives, heirs,
successors and assigns.
ARTTCLE 1
DEFINITIONS
rn addition to the terme hereinabove defined, unLees thecontext shall expressly provide otherwise, the following terms
shall have the following meanings:
SECTION 1.01. "Assessment Lien" shall mean any lien arisinri
pursuant to the provisione of Section 11 .Q2 of this Declaration.
SECTION 1.02. "Caretaker Unit" shall mean the Caretaker
Unit attached to Unit A and located on Parcel A of the Property.
SECTION 1.03. "Declaration" shall mean and refer to thie
Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions and Party
Wall Agreement, as they may be amended from time to time.
SECTION 1.04. "Defaultinq Owner" shall have the meaning
given to that term in Section 11.01 hereof.
sBcrroN 1.05 .aqe" Bhall mean and refer to anY
unpaid and outstandinq mot'€Eage, deed of trust or other security
inltrument encumbering a Parcel recorded in the records of the
office of the Clerk and Recorder of the County of Eagle'
colorado, having priority of record over all other recorded lie:rs
except those goveinmental liens rnade superior by etatute ( sueh .rr:
geneial ad valorem tax liene. and special assessments).
SECTION 1.07. ulgp' means the engineerinq survey of theSECTION 1.07. 'Map" means cne engrneerl-nq survey or Lne
property entitled final plat, a Resubdivision of Lot 43, Anended
Plat, Glen Lyon Subdivisionr Tohtn of VaiI, Eagle County'
Colorado, prepared by Eagle Val}ey Surveying, Colorado P.L.S.COIOraCIO, pfepafed by gagle VaIIey Durveylngr L(JICrl.rLrL, r..u.D. _.._
_, depicling and locating with specificity.thereon the Parcels
.na' tn"-improvements loeated thereon (including, withoutimprovements loeated thereon (including, without
limitationl ttt" Unitsf, such land and improvernents being hereby.
subrnitted t.o this Deeiaration. Such Map shall be recorded in lhe
office of the clerk and Recorder of Eagle county, colorado, prirr
to the recordation of this Declaration.
sEcTIoN 1.08. "Orqanizational owner" shall mean an Owner
which is a firm, corporation, partnership, association or trusl:
"or other legal entity, and not a natural Per6on.
SECTION 1.09. shall mean a Person. persons, firm,
corporation, partnership, association or trust, or other leqal
entity, or an] cornbination thereof, owning an interest in a
Parcel.
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sEcTIoN 1.10. "Parcel" shall mean Pareel A or Parcel B ae
shown on the Map, together with all appurtenances thereto.
SECTION 1.11. "Partv Wall" shall mean the cornmon waII
between the Units loeated on the dividing line between the two
Parcels.
SECTION 1.12. "Propertv" shall mean all of the real eetate
legally described as Lot-43, Glen l-,yon Subdivision, EaSlg County.
coiora&o, aLeo known ae 1210 Westhaven Laner Town of Vail, Eagle
County, dolorado, aecording to the Arnended PIat thereof recorded
.ruty ib, 19?8, in Book 272, Page 37Q, of the records of the Clerk
and Recorder of Eagle County, Colorado'
ARIICLE 2
DESCRIPTION AND RESERVATION
Every contract of eale, deed, leaee, mortgagef deed of
trust, wiil or other instrument relating to the.ProPerty shall
legaliy describe a parcel or any real property interest therein,,
as f ollotnts:
Parcel [A or B], Final PIat, a Resubdivision of I-'ot 43,
Amended PIat, Glen Lyon subdivision, aceording to the
Uap thereof recorded ;Iuly 18 ' L978 in Book -212, Page-
3?-0, of the recorde of the Clerk and Recorder of Eagle
County, State of Colorado, and according to thepeclaiition of Covenant', Conditiona and Reatrictione
and Party Wall Agreement for Parcel A and Parcel B, Lot
43, GIen Lyon Subdivisign, Eag1e Countyr.Coloradot
recorded i-n gook
-,r'Page
, of the recorde of
the Clerk and Recorder of nagle County, State of
Colorado.
Every such deseription ehall be good and sufficient for all
lrrrpi""" to sellr'"orrrr"y, .transfir, Iease, encumber or otherwise
affect the parceil the funit and other improvements located
thereon and all appurtenant rights, beneiits and burdens thereto
as created by the irovisions oi this Declaration, and each such
deecription shall be eo construed.
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PROPERTY DIVISION
SECTION 3.01. Two Parce1s. Declarants hereby
this plan for the subdivieion of the Property into
Parceis for ownerehip in fee eimple, consisting of
Parcel B as shown on the MaP.
establish
two (2)
Parcel A and
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sEcrroN 3.02.action for partition
SECTION 3.03. No Merqer. In the event Parcel A and Parcel
B are owned by the same person, the doctrine of merger shall not
apply.
SECTION 3.04. Concurrent Ownership. The parties, if more
than one, having the eoncurrent ownerehip of a Parcel , shall
agree among thenselves how to share the rights and obligationa of
erlch ownerstrip; provided, however, that if an Organizational
Owner shall become the Owner of a Parcel, or if more than one
party have the concurrent ownerahip of a Parcel, then such
organizational Owner or concurrent Owners shall, no less than
onie each year, deeignate one individual who shall represent such
organizational Owner or concurrent Ownera in all mattere
concerning all rights and ob).igations pursuant to this
Declarat,ion. Any such Organizational Owner or concurrent Owner:
shatl give writtLn notice to the Owner of the other Parcel
designating the individual to act on its or their behalf, and
euch-notice shall be effective until revoked or suPeraeded in
writing by such Organizational Owner or all concurrent Orvners.
Any act oi onission by such deeignated individual ehall be
binding on the Organizational Owner or all concurrent Ownere
having-deeignated-him in fav.or of the Owner of the other Parcel
or any perBon who may rely thereon.
SECTION 3.05. SeDarate Taxe6. Each Parcel, together with
the Unit and other inprovements located thereon, shalJ- be
considered a separate Parcel of real ProPerty and shall be
separately assessed and taxed.
ARTICLE 4
EASEMENT FOR ENCROACIIMENTS
If any portion of a structure located on a Parce1 nor'I
encroaches-rrpon the adjoining Parcel, or if any such encroachment'
ehall occur -hereafter is a r6solt of the settllng or shifting of
any building, a valid easement for the encroachment on the
surface and for subsurface eupport below such surface, and -f or
the maintenance of the same e6-lon9 as it etands, shall and does
exist. In the event any building located on a Parcel shal1 be
partially or totally deitroyed at a result of a fire or other
Lasualtyl or as a rieult of condemnation or eminent domain
proceedinge and then rebuilt or repaired, encroachments of any'portion oi such building on the adJolnlng Pareel due to such
iebuilding or repair shitt be perrnitted as long as such
encroachments ari of no greatel extent than those previouely
existing, and valid ea'efrents for such encroachments on the
Eurface and for subsurface support below Euch surface and for the
No Partition.or divieion No Owner shall bring anY
of Parcel A and Parcel B.
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stand.
ARTICLE 5
PARTY WAIL
SECTION 5.01. General Rules of Law to Applv. To the extent
no inconeisLent with thie Declarationr the general rulee of law
regarding party walle and Iiability for damage due to negligencet
witlful icts or omiseions ehall apply to the Party Wall.
SECTION 5.02. Riqht to Use. The Owners of the Units both
ehall have the right to uee the Party Wall, provided that euch
use by one owner does not interfere with the use and enjoyment of
the Party wall by the other owner.
SECTION 5.03. Easementl Damaqe or Destruction. The Owner
of a Unit shall have a perpetual eaeem€nt in and to that part of
the other Unit on which the Party WaII is located, for Party Yfal..L
purposes, ineluding mutual support, maintenance, repair and
inspection. In the event of damage to or deetruction of the
Party WalI, the following provieions shalI apply:
(a) In the event the Party WaII is damaged or
deetroyed through the neglig6nce, willful act or omission of one
adjoin-ing Owner, or any of tri. family, agents or inviteesr so as
to-depriie the other adjoining O\^tner of the full use and
enjoyinent of the party WalI, then the first of euch Owners shall
foithwith proceed to rebuild and repair, or contract for the
rebuilding-and repair of, the Party WaIl to its former good
condition. without cost to the adjoining Owner.
(b) In the event the Party WalI is danaged-or
deetroyed iincludinq ordinary wear and tear and deterioration
from lipse of time) by some Lause other than the negligence
wiltful-act or omission of one of the adjoining Owners' or any oi
his family, agente or inviteee, then unlege both of euch owners
otherwiee-"gr6e, both such adjoining O\,rners shall-proceed_ -.forthlrith t5 rebuild or repaii, or iontract for the rebuilding
and repair of, the party Wltt to ita former good condition' at
their joint and equal exPense.
SECTION 5.04. Structural Inteqrity. There shall be no
irnpairment of the structuraf integiity of the Party.Wall without:
thl prior written eonsent of all Owners having-any interest
therein. Further, penetration of the Party wall ie prohibited
without the approvai of the applicable gov-rnmental authorities
because euch llnetration irnpalis the fire reeistant qualitiee of
the Party Wall.
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SECTION 5.05. Mod:Lflcation or Addition. No addition to'
modification of, or rel-ocation of the Party Wall nay be
accomplished by the Owner of one of the Unite unleEs the Owner of
the other Unit agrees in writing to the eame.
ARTICLE 6
COMMON FACILITIES
SECTION 6.01. Utilitieg. Cornmon utility or service
conneetions or linee, common facititiee or other common utility
equipment or property located in or on one of the Parcels or the
United located thereon but used in common with the other Pareel
or the Unit located thereon, if any, shall be owned by all of the
Owners of the Property ae tenants in common. with the owner of
Parcel A and the Owner of Parcel B each holding an undivided one"
half interest in and to such common utility or service
connections or lines, conmon facilities and other cornmon utilit;r
equipment and property' Except for any exPense or liability
ciusla by the negJ-igence or willful aet of one owner, his family'
agent or-invitee, which shall be borne solely by such Owner, al.l.
costs, expenses and liabilities related to said conmon utility 'rreervice connectione or lines, cornmon facilities and other common
utility equipment and property, shall be shared by the Owners
proporLionat-1y with such ownership. The.Owner of the Parcel or
tnit on which Euch cornmon utility or aervice connections or
lineer conmon facilities or other cornmon utility equipment or-
property ie not located ehall have a perpetual eaEement in and Lo
Lfra[ palt of the adjoining parcel or Unit containing the same a6
is reieonably neeee-ary for purpoEeg of rnaintenance, repair and
inspection.
SECTfON 6.02. Acceas. A driveway is located on theproperty, a portion of rr*hich is on each Parcel ae ehown on the
Map-. there ie hereby created a perpetual eaeement and right-of-
r"! for the Owner of parcel A over, across and through that part
of- the driveway located on Parcel B for the purpoee of vehicular
and pedestrian-access. The owner of Parcel A shall have the
righi to the use of such access, and the Parcel B owner shall not
niia". or permit his fanily, agents or invitees to hinder aueh
""""=". Ii is presumed th;t snow plowing of the total driveway
will be require-d from time to time, the.coste of which will be
shared "qtritty by the owners. other maintenance, repair.or
improvem6nt oi tire total driveway may be- required-from time to
tiie, and the same shall be undeitaken when needed to keep in
good condition and repair and both the owner of Parcel A and
Farcel B shall share all coete and expenses equally'
SECTION 6.03. Caretaker Unit. The Caretaker Unit is
attached to Unit R and located on Parcel A. It shall be used to
houee a caretaker to provide interior and exterior maintenance
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and repair services to Parcel A and Parcel B, as may be
contracted for by the Ownere from time to time. Any auch
contract ehall provide for the equal allocation of the
caretaker's time between Parcel A and Pareel B. It ie
contemplated by the Owners that the only consideration to be paid
to the caretaker for the servicee set forth in any eueh contract
shall be the right to reside in the Caretaker Unit without
charge. Nevertheless, should the owners agree to pay wages or a
salary to the caretaker, the wages or salary shall be a eommon
expense shared equally by the Owners. AII utility costs
attributable specifically to the Caretaker Unit' any costs or
expensea incurred in connection with the caretaker's duties, and
all coets attributable specifically to the maintenance or repair
of the Caretaker Unit shalt be common exPenses shared equally by
the Owners. In addition, fifteen percent (15t) of the real
eetate taxes levied on Parcel A shall be deemed allocable to the
Caretaker Unit and sha1l be a common exPenae shared egually by
the Owners. The Owners shall also thare equally the coet of
property insurance on the Caretaker Unit, as set forth in Section
9.02 hereof.
SECTION 6.04. Allocation of Expenses. Costs and expenses
of all activities !"hich costs are anticipated hereinto be shared'
except those caused by the negligence or willful act or omission
of an Owner, shall be allogated in the followinq proportions:
Fifty Percent (50t)
rifty Percent (50t)
ARTICLE 7
MAINTENANbE AND AI,TERATION
SECTION ? . 01 . Exterioll Ueint-enence .
Parcel A
Parcel B
(a) Landsc+pinq. Each Owner shall from time to timet
at his sole cost and ex;lense. irrigate, rnaintain, preserve and
ieplace, as needed, the trees, shrubs and grasses.located withilr
thL property boundaries of his Parcelf cortmen6urate with the
etaniaris "Lt Uy the original develoPer's landscapinq of the
parcels, and eaih Ortr"r ltratt frorn time to time, at his sole cost.
and expenee, undertake euch landecaping and general outdoor
improviments on hiE Parcel as the Ot'rners.may jointly q"9T
neiessary and proper for the harmonioue irnprovement of the
parcels in a "omon theme. The Owner of one Parcel shall not
unreasonably damage the value of the other Parcel such as by
ehoddy upke-p outiide, but both ownere shall make all reasonable
efforts Lo preserve a harmonious colnmon apPearance of the
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(b) Unit Exterior. Except with respecL to conmon
facilitiee addressed elgewhere in this Declaration, each Owner
shalI, at his sole cost and expense, provide exterior maintenance
and exterior repair upon hia Unit and the other improvenente
located upon hii ParclL as well as the unimproved portions of the
Parcel up6n which hiE Unit is located, including, but not limited
to, the exterior walls and the roof of the Unit.
SECTION 7.02. Maintenance of Unit Interior. Each
owner shall be solely responsible for the rnaintenance and repair
of the interior of hi-e Unit, ineluding fixtures and improvementtl
and all utility lines and equipment located therein and serving
such Unit only, for which purp-ae windows, glass and frames shal.t
be deemed part'of the inteiioi of the Unit. In performing.euch
rnaintenanel and repair, or in improving or altering his unit' no
Owner shall do any- act or work which impairs the structural
aoundness of eithlr Unit or the Party WaI1, or which interferee
with any eaaement granted or reeerved therein.
SECTION ?.03. Maintenance of Service Facilitigq,Sgrving One
unit, utility or eervice connections or linee, facilitiea or
offit utility'eguipment or property located in, on or uPon :i!f:t';i ah" unite'which'are used-soiely-to supply a service or utiliLy
to one unit ehall be owned by the owner of the unit ueing eueh
"iifity or eervice, and aly'- loatsr_expensea and liabilities for
repair'and maintenance of 'eu'ch utitity or service connection6 or
ii;;;; iicitities or other utility eguipurent or- proPerty shal1 be
f"i""'eolely by the o\tner of the bni€ uelng. euch utility- or-ervice, wh6 sfiall have a perpetual easement in and to that part
of the adjoining Parcel or-unit containing such utililY or
""r"i"" c6nnections or lines, facilities or other utility
equipment or property, a? is'reaeonably neceesary for purposes of
maintenance, repair and inspection.
SECTION 7.04. t"laintgrance Per Recorded ,Dgcrlnents' The
owners hereby acknowledge ttrat several recorded documents
iiiecting titfe to the Froperty nay require the Ownere of the
piop"rtv-to mainiain or reiair-ceriain-improvements, both on-'ite
(suln .i, the driveway) and-off-site_(such as.t{esthaven Lane),.
ind/or to contribute-to the coete of euch maintenance or repliJ.
Iti "orts ana exlenses incurred by.any.owner in connection with
""V .""fr maintenlnce or repair oUiigalionar or.any obligation
i^b"""a on the Owners of tie Property to -contribute to the eosts
of'eame, ehall be a conunon exPense shared equally by the ownerE'
sEcTloNT.05.Alteratione.Noonrlnerehallmakeorsuffer
".y "iio"tural or design change (including a color scheme
"tr'""g"1, either perman6nt or aemPoraYYr of any type or nature
whatioever to the exterior of hie Unit, or construct any
"aliti"""l building or structure of any type or nature whateoever
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upon any part of his Parcel, without first obtaining the prior
written coneent thereto from the other Oetner.
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ARTICLE 8
HECHANICS, LIENS' INDEMNIFICATION
SECTION 8.01. Prohibition. Except for items incurred as a
comnon expenae as provided for herein, if any orrner ehall cauge
any material to be- furnished to hig Parcel or Unit or other
irn-provements thereon, or any labor to be performed therein or
thereon, such owner shall be solely responsible to contractors,
Iaborers, materialmen and other pereons furnishing euch naterials
or labor, and the Owner of the adjoining Parcel or Unit shall
not, under any circumstances, be liable.for the payment of any
coet or expenae aeeociated or l-ncurred in connection therewith or
for the vaiue of any work done or material furnished. all-such
work being at the g61e cost and expenee of the_owner causing.the
same to b5 done. Nothing herein contained ehall authorize either:
Owner or any person dealing through, with or under. either Owner.
to charge the- Pareel or Unit of the other Owner with any
mechani6,e lien or other lien or encumbrance whateverr andr on
the contrary (and notice is hereby given)., the.right and power io
charge any lien or encurnbranee of any kind_ against one owner or
agaifret oire Owner.B Parceltor Unit for work done or materl-als
frirniehed to the other ownerls Parcel or Unit, is hereby
expressly denied.
SECTION 8.02. Indemnification. If, beeause of any-act-or
omission of an OwnerlT[!-tEEhanic's or other lien or order for
if,"-p"V."nt of money shait bg filed-against the adjoining Parce-l
or U'ni-t of the othei Owner, 6r any improvements therein or
[t"i""", -r against any otirer Ownlr lwhether or not such lien or
order is valid or enfoiceable ae such), the Owner whoEe act or
ornission forms tn" Uiti" for euch lieir'or order shall-, -at- hie ovrn
cost and expense, cause the eame to be cancelled and dischgTsea
of record or bonded by a surety eompany reasonabll acceptable to
such other Owner, witfrin ten 1i0) dlys-after the date of filing
thereof , and furiher shall indennify-and save the other Or,,tner
harrnless from and against any and ail costs, exPenses, clairns'
io".", or damages, includingl witnout limitation. reasonable
attorneys' fees resulting therefrom.
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(a) A policy of property insurance covering hia Unit
and all" fixtures, equipment. furnishingE and other items of
personal property locaLed therein, excipt for land, foundations,
Lxcavations, and other matters normally excluded from such
coverage, in an amount equal to the maxirnum replacement value
thereoi, and, in any event' not less than necessary.to comply
with any co-insurance Percentage stipulated in the insurance
policy. Said policy shal-I contain a "Replacement CoEt
Endorlement" and an "Agreed Amount Endoreement" - Such insurance
ahall afford protection againat at least loas or darnage by fire
and other per-iIs normally covered by the etandard "all-risk"
policy 1in-luding vandalism and malicious mischief).
(b) A policy of qeneral liability and property danage
ineurance agalnet clalne for bodl-Iy inJury or death.or Property
damage occuiring uponf in or about his Paicel or Unit or other
inpr6vements locatld thereon, in limits of not less than
s5-00,000.00 in reepect to bodily injury or death to any nunber of
pernons arising oul of one accident or disaster, or for darnage Lo
property, and if higher lirnits ehall at any lilg F" customary- to-
|rolect-against posiible tort liability-, such higher limits shall
be carried, and each Owner shall name the other o'\tner aa an
additional injured party under such policy'
SECTIoN 9.02. Insurarlie on the Caretaker Unit. Thg Owner-
of Parcel A ehall slaintain inBuranci on the Caretaker Unit of the
iype eet forth in seetion 9.01(a) hereof. such ingurance may be
li-r.nia"a by the policy of properly ineurance covering Unit A' but
l-n such evint th; O\dn;r of-parcel A shall cause the insurer to
allocate the prenium for such insurance between unit A and the
Caretaker Unit. The cost of jhe property insurance on the
Caretaker Unit shall be a coninon explnee ehared egually by the
Owners.
sEcTloN 9.03. Insurance Policies. Each owner shall deliver
to the other owner cffiing all insurance required
to be carried under Seetione 9.01 and 9.02 hereof, each
containing agreements by the ineurers not to cancel or modify the
p"ii"i"" iitf,out giving'the other owner prlgr-written notice of
It ieast thirty (50) aiye. Each Owner shall have the right to
inspect and coiy'ati euin insuranee policies of the other Owner'
and'require ",rid"n"e of the pa'ment of premiurns thereon.
sEcTIoNg.04.SinqlePolicv.Nothingprovidedinthis
Articl-e shall preven-Efie owner-from jointli acquiring a single
lolicy to covei any one or more-of the-hazardg reguired in thia
irticie to be aepaiately insured against by each owner'
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ARTICLE 10
DAI'IAGE OR DESTRUCTION
SECTION 1,0.01. Repair Obligation. In case of damage or
deetruction of any Unit or any part thereof by any cauae
whatsoever, the Owner of such Unit shall, at his sole coet and
expense, with due diligencer cause the Unit to be repaired and
restored, apptying the proceeds of insurance. if any, for that
purpose as hereinafter provided. Such Unit shall be regtored to
a condition comparable to that prior to the damage or
destruction, and in a harmonious manner so as to promote the
eommon theme of both Units.
SECTION 10.02. Procedure.
(a) In the event of damage or destruction of a Unit by
fire or other dieaeter, the ineuran-e proceede ahall be depoeited
into a bank aceount which requires, for withdrawale, the
eignaturee of both the Owners. The ownera ehall then pronptly
authorize the neceseary repair and reconstruction work, and the
insurance proceede ahall be applied by the Owners to defray the
costs theriof. "Repair and RLEonetrultion" of the Unitsr 6a used
herein, means restoling the improvements to substantially the
same condition in which they existed prior to the damage or
destruction, with each Uni.t having the sane boundaries as before.
(b) If the ineurance Proceeds are insufficient to
repair and reconstruct any damaged Unit, such damage or_
deltruction ehall be pronptly repaired and reconetructed by the
Owner using the insurance proceeds as above prowided, and the
proceede oi a special asee8ement againet such Oltner's Parcel.
iny such assessitent shall be" equal to the amount by -which the
coite of reconetruction or repCir of the Unit exceede the Eum of
the insurance proceeds allocable to such Unit. Such aEeessment
shall be due and payable not Booner than thirty (30) days after
written notice thlr-eof and shall be deposited into the bank
account referenced in the preceding elause (al .to! withdrawal as
therein provided. rhe epeiial assessment provided for herein
shall be- a debt of each bwner assessed and a lien on his Parcel
and the improvements located thereonr.and,may be enforced and
collected Ly foreclosure proceedings in the courts, all aa more
fully set forth in Article 11 hereof.
(c) Notltithstanding the above, the Owners and First
Mortgagee"'oi.ny or all of the destroyed or damaged Unit(s) nay
"gr"5 [h"t tt" dlstroyed or damaged Unitls) shall forthwith be
d5molished and all deLris and rubble caused by such demolition be
removed and the Parcel(s) regraded and landscaped. The costs of
such landscaping and demolition work shall be Paid for by any and
all ineuranci pioceeds available. Any excese insurance proceeds
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ARTICLE 11
ASSESSI'IENT LIENS
SECTION 11.01. Perfoqmance on Others'Behalf.If an Owner
(the "Defaulting Ordner") ehall at any time neglect or refuEe to
perforrn any obligation reguired by this Declaration, or shall
heglect or refuee to pay hie ehare of any obligation required
hereunder, the other Owner may, but shall not be obligated to,
after twenty (20) days' prior written notice to the Defaulting
Owner of such failure and the fal-lure of the Defaulting Owner
within said tine to cure the default (unless the circumetances
require imnediate action, in which case prior notice ehall not be
required) or to perform or pay such obligation, and, in
connection therewith, contract with responsible parties and
expend guch sums aa may be neceesary, or make euch Payment r as
the case may be, including, but not l-imited to, the payment of
any inourance premiurne required hereunder, the payrnent of any
sums required for reconstruction pursuant to Section 5.03 or
Section 10.02(b) hereof, or the undertaking of any work required
hereunder for repair, restoration or maintenance, each Owner
hereby grants to the other Oetner, ite agents and assigns, an
irrevocible easement to perform the aforeeaid obligations aB
conternplated herein. AII sums so paid or expended by an Ownert
with intereet thereon at the rate of eighteen Percent (18t) per
year from the date of such payment or expenditure, shall be
payable by the Defaulting Owner upon demand of the other Owner.
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(a) AII surns demanded from a Defaulting Owner pursudnt
to Section'11.01 hereofl but unpaid by the Defaulting Ot/tner'
shall eonstitute a lien'on the FarceL of the Defaulting Owner irr
favor of the other Owner prior to all other liens and
encumbrancea, except: (i) liens for taxes and special
aEEeBsments;'and (l-i) ihe lien of any Firet Mortgagee of record
encumbering the Parcel or Unit of the Defaulting Owner. Any Eueh
lien ie reierred to herein as an "Assessment Lien". The
Aasessment Lien shall attach from the date when the unpaid aum
shall beeome due and may be foreclosed in like manner as a
mortgage on real property, uPon the reeording of a notice or
claii €hereof exeiutld fy tn6 Non-Defaulting Owner, setting forth
the arnount of the unpaid indebtednesa, the narne of the Defaultirig
Owner, and a descriplion of the Parcel . In any such foreclosure,
the Defaulting ownei shall be required to pay the coste and
expensea of srich proceeding, the coste and expenses of.filing the
nolice of lien, and all reisonable attorney6' feeg, which costs
and expenees shall be secured by the tien beinq foreclosed'
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(b) A release of lien shall be executed by the Non-
Defaulting owner and recorded at the Defaulting owner's expenee
upon payment of all aums eecured by the Aesesoment Lien whieh has
been made the subject of a recorded notice of lien.
(c) Any First Mortgagee may, but shall not be
obligated to, pay any amounts secured by an Assessment Lien
created by thie Article, and upon euch payment, such First
Mortgagee ehall be subrogated to all rights of the Non-DefauLting
Ownei with respect to such Asaesement Lien, including prJ-ority.
(dl Each Owner hereby agreea that the Assessment LienE
herein described shall be superior to any homestead exemption now
or hereafter provided by the lawg of the State of Coloradg oT any
exemptl-on nott or hereafter provided by the lawe of the United
Statls. The acceptance of I deed to land eubjeet to thiE
Declaration ahall-constitute a waiver of the homeetead exenption
and any other exernptions ae against such assessment lien.
SECTION 11.03. Priority of Lien. The Assessment Lien
provided for in Section 11.02 hereof shall be subordinate to the
iien of any First Hortgagee recorded prior to the attachment of
guch Aesessment Lien. Sale or transfer of any Parcel as the
reault of foreclosure of a Firet lrlortqage, or any proceeding in
lieu of sueh forecloeure, ghalt extinguish any Assessment Lien
attached subsequent to the recording of such Fil9t !-199tgage' but
ehall not relieve any forner Owner of pereonal liability
therefor. The First Mortgagee of such Parcel , who acquires titl.e
by way of forecloaure or itri tatcing of a deed in lieu thereof'
sfrafrl however, become liable for future assessments on the date
it becones the owner of euch Pareel. No sale or transfer of any
Parcel shall relieve such Pafcel from liability for any
assessments thereafter becoming duer or from the Assessment Lien
thereof. In the event of the iale or transfer of a Parcel with
respect to which sums shall be unpaid by a Defaulting.ownert
exclpt tranefers to a First Mortgigee- in connection with a
forellosure of its lien or a deed in lieu thereof, the purchaser
or other transfereeg of an interest in auch Parcel shall be
jointly and severally liable, with the seller or transferor
thereof, for any such unPaid sums.
SECTION 11.04. I{ritten statement. upon written request-of-
any owner or prospecti./e transferee of a Parcel , the owner of the
otirer parcel in"fi issue a written Etatement settinq forth the
amount he is owed under thia Article 11, if any, with respect to
such parcel. such statement is binding upon the executing owner
in favor of any Person who may rely thereon in good faith'
Unleee a request- for sueh stalenenl ehall be compl ied with within
fifteen (15i days after receipt of the request, all unpaid sume
which Ueiam6 du-e prior to the- date of making such requeet shall
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be subordinated to the lien or other interest of the person
requeeting such statement.
ARTICLE 12
ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT
Both Pareel Ownere ehall be mutually responsible foradministration and management of the obligaLions created
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ARTICLE 13
USE RESTRICTIONS
Declarants hereby decl-are that all of the Property shall be
held and shall henceforth be sold. conveyed, used, improved,
occupied, owned, resided upon and hypothecatedr subject to the
foltowing provieions, conditions, limitations, restrictions,
agreements and covenants, as well as those contained elsewhere irl
this Declaration:
(a) Use. Each Parcel sha1l be used for residential
purposes only and each Unit shall be restricted to a reeidential
dwelling as a permitted ustl , .which use shall include all
ancillary uaes p€lrmitted by applicable zoning ordinances.
(b) Parcels to be Maintained. Except during any
period of reconstruction, each Parcel at all times shall,be kept
in a clean, sightty and wholesome condition. No trash, litter.
junk, boxes, containers, bot{lee' cane, implemente, rrachinerYt
in b"r or oiher building rnatdrials shall be permitted to rernain
exposed upon any Parcel ao that the same are visible from the
neighboring Parcel or any street.
(c) Temporary Structures. Except as hereinbefore
provided, no'structure of a teurporary character, including. but
iot lirniied to, a houee trailer, tent, ehack or outbuilding,
shall be placed or erected upon any Parcel; provided, however,
that duri-nq the actual alterition, repair or remodeling of a Unit:
or other ilnprovement, necessary temporary structures for storage
of material-s nay be erected and maintained by the Peraon doing
such work. The-work of altering' rePairing or remodeling any
Unit or other improvement shall be proeeeuted diligently from thei
conmencement theieof until the completion thereof.
(d) lliscellaneous Structures. No exterior mounted
radio, shortwave. television or any other type of antenna
whatever. or tank of any kind, either elevated or buried, or
clothesline, dog run or incinerator of any kind whateoeverr or
outside etorage-of any personal property, shall be permitted or
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maintained on either Parcel !,tj-thout the prior written approval of
both Owners.
(e) Siqns. No advertising or signs of any type shall
be erected, placed, permitted or maintained on any Parcel, other
than a street nunber, and except for a "For SaIe" or "For Rent"
sign not to exceed five (5) square feet.
(f) Pets. No animals shall be kept or maintained in,
on or upon either Parcel or Unit located thereon, except that
each Owner may keep and maintain within hie Unit two (2)
dornesticated dogs and/or domeeticated cats, provided, however,
that the domesticated animals are kept so that they do not
constitute a nuisance or danger to other PeraonB or their
property. Each Owner, at his ovtn exPense, must vaccinate or
caule to be vaccinated all animals he keepe, even temporarily'
within the Property, which vaccinations shall cornply with all
federal, etate and local lawe, regulations, resolutions, rules
and ordinances appticable thereto. Each Owner shall be
financially reeponsible and liable for all damage to the Parcel
of the other Owner caused by any household pets possessed by such
o!'rner, and shall be responsible for the pickup and disposal of
excrement or waste deposited by his household pets.
(g) Vehicular P+rkinq. Each Owner may- keep no more
than two (2) automotive vehicles permanently on the Property.
Uncovered'pirrking apacea shall be ueed only for parking
automobiles and not- for any other etorage PurPote. Parking-of
boats, trallere, camPers, rnotor homes or recreational Vehicles of
any type on either Ptrcel is expressly prohibited.
(h) No "Time Shartns". No "time sharing", "interval
ownership"'or aimilar interest-whereby ownership-of a Unit is
shared b] owners on a time baeie, shall be eetabliehed on either
Parcel or Unit.
(i) No Subdivision. Neither Parcel A nor Parcel B
shall be further subdivided.
(il No Hazardous Activities. No activities shall be
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within any Parcel which are
or hazardous to any Person
w.itlfn lmprovements conetructed on or
or might- be considered to be unsafe
(k) No Annoyinq Liqhts' 9oun4s or Odors' No light
shallbeeirit'te@hichisunreasonably-brightor
causes unreasonable glare. No sound shall be emitted from any
pircel which is unreisonably loud or annoying. No odors shall be
perrnitted to exude from any Parcel which are noxious or offensive
or propertY.
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(Il Garbaqg And Refuse Dieposal . No garbage, refuse,rubbieh or cuttinge strEff TJaelosited on,any gtreet or anyParcel, unress placed in a suit^abre contairr"l suiiaury rocated,::.1:! for-the. il'qg"" "f s;;;;;"-ar"pJ""i""na-ii"r"p. Arlequrpment for the storage or diiposar'of such mlteriils sharr bekept in a crean and eanita.y "-"iiti"n. H" g.;;"g" or trash cansor reeeptacres sharr be maiitained in "n .*p6""1 3r unsightly-----manner.
(m,l zoninq Reslrictigns. The oq'ners shalt not commitany act which is inconEi;G;t;m appticanie-"""i"grequiremente.
ARTTCIE I.4
NOTICE
Each Owner shall regieter his nailing addrese with theother owner and arr notices oi demands intended to be ,"..r"a "[""9:?:r"_!:rsuant to this Declaration ehall be eent by certified'mall, postage preplid, addressed in the name of thi owner atsuch registered nailing addreae. rn the altern"tiv., notices rnaybe delivered, if in writingr personally to the Owners.
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ARTICLE 15
DURATION; AT"TENDMENT' REvocATIoN
SECTfON 15.01. Term. Each and every provieion of thisDeclaration sharr- run with-ffi bind the land f'or'a term ot twentv(20) years from the_date.of rqcording of if,i"-p""f";;tf";; ;;;;;'which time thie Declaration sh?lr be-effective when duty recordedin Eagle County, Colorado.
ARTICLE 16
UISCELI,ANEOUS
SECTION_ 16.01. .Effect of provisions of thisDecl+ration. Each provisi agreement,promiae, covenant and undertaking to compry with each piovision'of this Decraration, and any ne"6ssary "i"Lption or reservationor gralt of titler_eetater -iigtrt or iirteresi to effectuate anyprovision of this^DecrarationJ (a) sharl be deemed in--rp"iai"ain each deed or other instrument'by which any rijtrt, titrl orinterest in any portion of parcel A or parcei s i= granted,devised or conveyed, whether or not set forth or reierred to ineuch deed or other instrumentt (b! shall, by virtue of acceptinceof any right, title or interest, in any portion of parcel A orParcel B by an Owner, be deemed acceptei, ratified., adopted anddecrared aa a personar eovenant of =uih onner and., as a iersonar
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SECTION 16.07. Captions. The captione and headinga inthle Declaration are for convenLenee only and ahall not beconsidered in construing any provisiona of thiE Declaration.
SECTION 16.08. Construction. lf,hen necessary forproper conetruction, the masculine of any word ueed in thieDeclaration shall include the feml-nine or neuter gender, and theeingular shall include the plural , and vice veraa.
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uall, colorado 81657
(3031 47e5613
Andy Norris
eox 2941Vail, Co}o.81657
REF:
Dear And,y:
If you have
rqg office.
The parcel of land directly west of subject lots
are in ttre 1OO-year Flood Plain as indicated by study conpleted
by Hydro-Triad and adopted by the Town of vail. sectionl8.69.040
of tfre.Town of vail uunicipal Code does not al-low any type of
structute to be built within the desigmated flood plain.
department of community dwelopment
10 July 1978
I..ots 41 & 43, GIen Lyon Subdivision
further guestions Please free to contact
I DSTr/gew
iana S. Toughill
Zoning Administrator