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1A 1699 Matterhom Gout
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2A
2B 1705 Geneva Drive
3 1707 Geneva Drive
5A
5B 1711 Geneva Drive
Sanders
Sanders
Sanders
Farrell/Sanders
Carol Sigmann Trust
Axelrod & Kapelowitz
Braune & Kasparaitis
Erickson
Mueller/Sivedy
Phelps
Scher
Scher
Williams
Clem
Exlstlna # of Unlts Countv Aoorovals
No record
No record
No record
No record
No record
No record
2
No record/plat only
No reoord/plat only
No record
No record
No record
No record
Plans only
Single family
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1717 Geneva Drive
1719 Geneva Drive
1722 Geneva Drive
1720 Geneva Drive
1718 Geneva Drive
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14
15
16
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Address
1694 Matterhom
1664 Matterhom
1644 Matterhom
1634 Matterhom
1624 Matterhom
1710 Geneva Drive
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Moritz
Haber
Bruce
Sibley
Sibley
Sibley
Janicki
Exlstlno # of Unlts
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2
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Oountv Annrovals
No record
No record
No record
No record
Plans for 2
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No record
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No record
No record
No record
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21B
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Parsons
Nesmith
Bristol (Herzog)
Parsons
Knox
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25A 1632 Matterhom
25B 1622 Matterhom
26 1613 Matterhom
27A 1556 Matterhom
27B 1622 Matterhom
28 1593 Matterhom Langer
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MiIIs
Habenieht (w/27B)
Bondeau
Mills
Habenicht (w/25B)
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1988 TOV Plans
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Countv Annrovals
No record
No record
No record
No record
No record
No record
'3Un- 1550 Matterhom
Platted
Mueller/Siverly
Have 1975 plans. Looks Iike a 'Iodge' with 14 bedrooms, each with own bath. Large kitchen and Iarge "lodge" room. Plans say
'rdcreation residence.'
Un- 1552 Matterhom 10
Platted
10 Condos No record
Matterhom Vlllage
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1A 1699
fiogr
Gout
Sanders
Sanders
Sanders
Farrell/Sanders
McClure
Erickson
Mueller/Slverly
Mueller/Siverly
Phelps
Scher
Carol Sigmann Trust.
Axelrod & Kapelowitz
Siverly Plans indicate duplex, COlIHERCIAL' VBHlCl,ES PARKBD EERE.
Braune & Kasparaitis 1978 Plat
FIIe Informatlon
OK F0R TRIPLEX
North Parcel, 7-3, 13,068 sq. ft,, 4 parking spaces
Middle Parcel, 7-1, 7,492 sq, ft., 1l2, bldg. + parking
South Parcel, 7-2, 6,882 sq. ft., 1l2 bldg. + parking
16.834 sq. ft., 12/80 - building permit for foundation of single-
family only - no further permits issued. No Inspection
requests or reports. Request for variance to minimum Iot
size. Denied by County Planning Commission. Approved by
Zoning Board of Adjustment. SOHE EXCAVATION? ON ADJOININ0 PARCEL
Variance permits a duplex. Havo plans for SF.
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11A
11B
12
Address
1722
1720
1718
1694
1664
1644
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Scher
Williams
Olem
Moritz
Haber
Bruoe
Sibley
Sibley
Sibley
Janieki
Siverly, Terry
Sanders
Sanders
Sanders
Plans
Plans - SF
13
14
15
16
Tract A
17A
17B
18(S)
18(N)
19A
1710
1 693
1708
1706
1704
1976 plan for SF + studio
Permit 807 to repair steps and platform
Bldg. permit # 572, 9/76 "new rosldence,' 1710 Geneva Drive
(part of Lot 18), SF resldence. 0n TC0 6/79, "top unit only.'
Sanders residence.
Oonst. Iot in 1964. SubdMded in 1978. Previous owner of
stated that he owned from spring, 1971 to spring, 1977 and
the dwelling was a SF residence. In October, 1977 (owned
by Sanders}, Inspection by County revealed duplex. They felt
it was preexisting, non-conformlng, 10/77 - County Plannlng
Office recommended to County Oommisslonors to vacate Iot
Iine between 19A and 19B. No further records.
4/79 - permit for footings and foundation for a SF dwelling
modular home issued with note, "No ClO, temp or final, shall
be issued until existing duplex is converted to SF unit.'
Signed Susan Vaughn. No further records. Approved plans
in file for SF dwelling.
19B 1692 Sanders
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21A
21B
22
23A
23B
24
25A
25B
26
27A
27B
28
Un-
Platted
Address
1673
1682
1672
1643
1652
1672
1633
1632
1622
1613
1556
1622
1593
1550
fisgr
Richard Walker & Oo.
Sanders
Parsons
Nesmith
Bristol (Herzog}
Parsons
Knox
Mills
Habenicht
Bondeau
MiIIs
Habenicht
Langer
Mueller/Siverly
FIle Informatlon
Have 1988 plans.
3unitsapprovedbyCounty. '.,....:..
Have 1975 plans. Looks Iike a 'Iodge' with 14 bedrooms, each wlth own bath, Iarge kitchen and Iarge "lodge" room. Plans say
'recreation residenoe.'
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1620 Cherry St
Park Ridge, Il 60068
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OAK BROOK IL 60521
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PO BOX 5004
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PARKINC L0T AND VEHICLES
12/80 BLD0 PERHIT FOR FOUNDATION 0F SINCLE-FAllIILY - NO FURTHER PERMITS ISSUED.
NO INSPECTION REQUESTS 0R REPORTS. REQUEST F0R VARIANCE TO MINI14UM LOT SlZE
DENIED BY COUNTY PLANNINC COMHlSSlON. APPROVED BY ZONlNC BD 0F ADJUSTHENT. VARIANCE
PERMITS A DUPLEX. HAVE PLANS FOR SF. IT APPEARS S0ME EXCAVATION l{AY HAVE OCCURRED.
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P0B 1041 VAIL CO 81658
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DATED 11/77 SAYS DUPLEX USE IS LEGAL. EOIa/EVER, LOT WAS SUBDIVIDED BY DEED, NOT IN
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APPLIED FOR. ||
4/79 APPLlCATION FOR MINOR SUB. PLANNIN0 OFFICB POSTPONED TILL OUTCOME OF ANNEXATION
DETERMINED. N0 FURTHER INFORMATION--APPEARS NOT T0 BE LEGAL AS YET.
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OR FINAL SHALL BE ISSUED UNTIL EXISTINC DUPLEX IS CONVERTED TO SF UNIT."
PERMIT APPLICATION STATES THAT APPLICANT ACREES T0 REVERT EXISTING DUPLEX ON L0T l9 BACK
TO SF. IN 1979 APPLTED TO SUBDIVIDE TIIROUGH COUNTY. NO FURTHER INFO.
SEE NOTES ON 19A.
UNPLATTED 1552 tfATTERHORN
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PARK
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75 south fronlage road' vall, eolorado 91657
(3O3) 476.7000
October 2, 1987
Sudan Scanlan
off Ice of eommunlty development
Velna 1,. SandersP.0. Box 1257Vait, Colorado 81658 '
Dear 1trs. Sanders,
Recently ny office has received several conplaints regarding the?ppe?rance of a property at 1705 (?) Geneva Drive. It isdifficult to asdertatn the exact address as there is not. oneposted on the house. A cheeJc of the otmership records fron theeounty show that_you own I,ot 2A 8t 2B of M.tt.rho=,, Village whiehis the property in question.
qhe_ conp!aints : have received concern the storage of variousjunk articles on t,he west side of the property. There are
"""*'9us vehictes in various stages of abandonment; appliancesand piles of jun]c. The general appearance of the yard is veryrun-down and the stgrage of jurUc is in violation of Section824j40 of the Itfunicipat Code. This situation has existed fora nunber_ of years and : feel that it would be advant,ageous toresolve the natter before we have large anounts of snowaccunulating. "
Iyou!d request that you naJce every attenpt to resolve tbissituation no later than October 3o, 1987. rr no action has beentaJcen to resolve the situation by this tirae I wi11 be forced totake lega1 'ctioD: If you have any questions regarding thisnatter do not hesitate to call ne at 476-7000 ext. 1O5.
Sincerely,
a,,,.ofi,,,z,J
Environlnenta1 Health Officer
75 south Irontage road
vail, colorado 81657
(3O3) 476.7000
October 26, 1987
Mr. si11 C1emP.O. Box 3757Vai1, Colorado 81658
Dear 1tlr. Clem,
t an writing to you with regard to the coneern you expressedaJ:out the lot omted l:y Ifrs. Sanders in the Hatterhorn area. YouwiJ_t find enclosed a copy of the letter I sent to Mrs. Sanders '
requesting her to clean up the site in question by October 3O,1987.
1
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51te contaeted me today and requested a 15 day extensionspecified deadline. I did in fact grant her the 15 dayextension, based on the fact that attempts have alt;eadymade to elean up the site.
to the
been
pleaserf you have any furtherfeel free to call ne at
sineerely,
questions regarding this matter
476-7000 ext. 105.
Environnenta1
ss/jlt
Health Officer
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off Ica of communlty developmeng
August 17,
75 south fronlage road
vafi, eolorado 81657
(303) 476-7000
1984
[|gy( makg j'fit;tgemeqts for the rernova1September l4, ]981. Th;ni:y,;;;i/;;;;
Since
A. P PATTEN,
l.
Acting
The sto[i?g or keeping I)y any person within the Town of anvo1d articles or matert.;s tvhich may be classffied as junk,-adjacen( to or in c1
PubHc - P1rk o, ,,.,,iii tiifiii!',!i, :?!,[tl ' ;.ti]::::rwjt'out ft)) p;ovjding fg]lJ/ enclosed buildfngs for the:!orage of_t,he sar:e, shall be deented a pub]i, nuisance.II is.specffjcailJf irolided that trash,' garbage and refusecontainers, barreis'and cans must bGidku,ed fron v'ewand not accessible to scavenging a:--tt is furtherspecifically provided that "junk" ig"FFEferred to in thisffyter sha11 be
"pr:3s-siy deemed to include, without limi-H9?n:,any :notor vihicle that is incapable of operationunderj!s
'v)ner
p"'"' _/| :notor vehicl; ihal] be presumedincapable.of] gPe'ration if it has retnained in one locationror a period in excess of thirty days.
Jatnes R. Ui11 ian:s
Box l 133
Vai1, Co]orado s]65s
0ear Hr. HilHarns:
!?l-h$l? !ad);q '9:? a t;tash]ng tnachine, and various other Junk on.your 1ot in Hatterhorn. Section 8.74.040 Keeoino Junk states:
of the cars and other itemsfor your cooperation.
by
APP:bpr
Oirector y 0eve lopntent
H E H 0 R A N 0 U lyl
FROH:
0ATE :
RE:
RonPhilHps
Peter Patten
Septe;nber 30, 1985
Letter from Bi11 C1em
Ue are very pro-active in the enforcernent of the Keeping Junk Ordinance andin other tnatters dealing with trash and public nuisances. Susan works very
closely with the Fire,Po1ice and Public Norks Departments in handling ntatters
which they observe in the field- She a1so recognizes and addresses problerns
that she observes in the field. For each complaint which has been brought
before Counci], we have dealt with and solved many ^ others, particularly
in the Hatterhorn area. Son:e of the cotnplaints t;e have received and dealt
with to date are:
1. Trash at 1715 Oeneva Drive
?. Numerous trash complaints at Fa11 Line Apartments
3. Trash at 1717 Geneva Orive
4. Cars at 1722 Geneva Drive; at the titne of original cotnplaint
there were three cars at this location and to date on1y the
orange Oherokee re;nains
5. Abandoned vehicles at 1788
Susan has followed up on the letter from Hr. C1em and found the following itetns
to be violations of our Hunicipal 0ode. However, ;nany of these items no longer
relate to pur jurisdiction. Susan has begun working tvith the Oounty to remedy
the problerns. These fterns are:
/a/
laurry
1. At 1704 Geneva Drive there tvas supposedly trash and debris :n
the side ditch and culvert. However, a visit to the site on
Septernber 30, 1985 at i0:25 a.r:. revealed no apparent trash or
debris.
2. 1705 Oteneva Drive there
license plates NY 2082.
there are 5 vehicles, 1
materia1.
was an abandoned jeep with Oolorado
A1so to the rear of thts property
camper and numerous piles of construction
3. At 1715 Geneva Drive there is a b1ue 2-door Toyata Coro11a located
in the weeds which is difficult to see due to the height of theweeds, ielUi'/
page tt;vo
September 30, l9
dZ//r?
rl/
At 1717 Oeneva Drive there is a
plates |fHU 272 which expired in
is no l'onger f1at as w'' stated_
2-door white Plyntouth Duster with Virginia
Harch of 1984. However, the back tire
in H'r. Clen:'s letter.
orange Cherokee and piles of construction
was sent to Hr. tJi11iams regarding this5. At 1772 Geneva Drive there is an
rtateria1 in the yard. A letter
matter on Septen:ber 30, 1985.
6. To the south side of the Hobbit Hi11s developtnent there is a pi1e of
construction tnaterials. A letter was sent to Al ice Parsons regarding
77)/. this ntatter on Septetnber Z7, 1985 as a foHow up to a conversation which" Susan had with her earlier this ;nonth. ; _ r !
hle do welcorne a11 cafis fro:n the public when they notice probletns and have
complaintsabout trashtnatters. Ue attempt to dea1 with these tnatters as
expedieritly.as possibie.
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REPORT
FROH
TASX FORCES
ON
ABANDONED VEHICLES
AND
GARBAGE AND REFUSE
SUBMITTED I'O THE TOWN 3tANAGER
FOR COUNCll, POLICY CONSIDEPATION.
J'uly 12, 198s
ISSUE:
ABANDONED VEHICLES
PubLiq Pronertv and rublic Ricrht-of-Wav - InpedingTraffic: Public Works Purposes
Problen Detail :
A. Review Ordinance to ensurevans and taxis fron Bridge
A. Vans and taxis are parJcing on Bridge Street and arepersistent in fiteir right to 1:e fitere.
B. Inpeding traffic definiti., in the 'Pown's Ordinance isnot adequate.
C. Illegally parked vehieles siqnificantly effeet PublicltJork's ability to cut ice paik and tow truck driversoften tines don't respond for hours or not at all.
D. Towing conpanies are not sensitive to the Town's towingneeds.
E. Don't fee1 support is present for warranted towings.
Solutions:
Town can ticJcet and/or removeStreet.
Police and CS0's are to be ca11ed if Public Works seesan illegally parJced van or taxi.
Van and taxi conpanies are to receive notification otfite ordinanee and the enforcement polieies.
B. Impeding traffic definition does not give enoughauthority for rublic Works or Police to quickly renove avehicle. A car can be slightly in the street or right-of-way and appear not to inpede traffic, but should benoved becausd of publie works or public safetypurposes.
C. Publie Worlcs to have authority to either tow or t,otenporarily nove a vehicle. Police Offieer or CSO wouldalways be present.
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D.
E.
Town should eonsider owning its own sna11 tow truck.Tow truck would then always be available. Privatecompanies are not responsive to town's towing needs asvolume is not sufficient to make it profitable. Thetimes when the Town needs a tow truck is usually whenthe tow trucJcs are in high demand in the whole valley.Police Offieers and CS0's would be on1y town personnelto authorize a tow.
Need a clear Council policy on towing. Town personnelare hesitant to order warranted tows. Towing Ordinanceneeds to be anended to remove the Hearing Officerlsdiscretion. Currently, nany loeals who are getting
towed know the hearing officer nay compromise and thepunitive effect of the tow and fine is lost. this alsocauses a 1oss of revenue to the Town, as the Townabsorbs the eost of the tow or the refunded antount.This keeps perpetuating t,he problen. The MunieipalJudge should not be the hearing offieer as this is anadministrative proeess and not a judieia1 process. Thehearing officer is a Town tCanager appointee.
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ISSUE: Abandoned Vehiele
ABANDONED VEHICLES
Process on Private Property
Problem Detail :
Solutions:
In order for a vehiele to be considered for abandonnent,the Town nust have a complaint from the owner or nanagerof the private property. Complaints in t,he problerttareas of Town don't occur as om:ers of private propertyare either absentee or they rent fiteir property andeifi:er do not know or are not concerned what vehiclesare on their property. The majority of the problettt isin the West Vail area. Abandoned vehicles are alsobeing used for storage purposes. Many solutions are notrealistic as t1:e courts have nade it difficult to go onprivate property for abandoned vehicles.
Legal review of the Town's Ordinance to ensure the Townhas as nuch power as is legally possible to go afterabandoned vehieles on private property. Need to have avery good definition of an abandoned vehiele. Anyvehicle that is parked tttust have a current registiationand appear to be operable, otherwise it can be '
considered as abandoned. Anend the Junk Ordinaftce tochange the tineline to a period less than 3O days -possibly two weeks. for considering a vehicleinoperable and classifying it as junJc. Also add anenforcenent section sinilar to section 8.16.170 to a11owfor renoval of these vehicles.
Town should consider a new publie service whieh nakes itas easy as possible for soneone to call in and havetheir al>andoned vehicle towed. This would basically bea free referra1 service between the vehiclets owner, theTomt and the vehicle storage yard.
o
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ABANDONED VEHlCl,ES
ISSUE :Besides Abandoned cars and trueks, there are nany othervehicles/equ ipnent notorized and non-motorized, whichare parked or stored on private property.
o Many of these are unusable in their existing eondition.These itens 're rarts, boats, sail boards, canpers,sailboats, trailers, notor homes, dirt bikes,motorcycles, horse trailers, 4-wheelers, ski doos, etc.Xany of these are used for storage purposes. Otheritents people use in one season and store during the off-season. There is no language in existing Townordinanees which deal with this problen.
_o Ifany of these are parked on private property where theowners are absentee or they rent their property and theyeither donlt know or don't care what is parked/stored ontheir property.
Problent Detail:
Solutions:
o
The abandoned vehicle call-in service, if ifi is'iloplenented, can be used for these problens as we11.
'I'own should encourage the private developnent of aprotected storage yard in the Eagle Valley.
'rown should consider, by ordinanee, restrictions on whatcan be parked on private propeffiy as is legallypossible.
o Town should consider, by ordinance, restrictions as towhere a person nay park/store property.
o 'rown should encourage private property associations toeither implenent and/or enforee covenants which restrictstorage of itens on their property..
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ABANDONED VEHICLES
ISSUE: Contractors Parking and Storing of Vehicles/Equipnent
Problettt Detai1 : '
o Contract,or's equipment/vehicles are stored and parlced at,nany locations around town including Town right-or-ways:Xany private property owners either rent their property' and/or are absentee owners and either don't know ordon't care that contractors are parking/storing
equiptttent on their property.
Solutions:
o Town personnel need to better enforce the existingordinance allowing for the remova1 of vehicles fronpublic right-of-way.
o The 'rown, as nuch as lega11y possible, should, throughordinanee, restrict the storage and parking orconstruction equipment on non-construction site privateproperty.
o Tie into the building pernit proeess and have the '
. Building Division enforee.
5'
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ISSUE:
o
GARBAGE AND REPUSE
I,ack of or Abuse of Dunpsters or Trash Cans
Problen Detail :
A. Xany people store their refuse in trash bags,violation or the ordinance, and sone of theseopen by dogs.
inare ripped
B. Dunpsters are stored in :'omt right-of-way which is a :'ovordinance violation.
C. Dunpsters are not dunped often enough or the dtmpstersneed to have a larger eapacity. Grease poured intodunpsters leaJcs out of drainage holes of dunpster andalso leaks out of the garbage trueks. Dumpsters are notperiodica11y eleaned. -
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BFI wants people to use their new type of eontainers,but people are not using thent.
lfany dumpsters are used by people other than those wholease then..
Sltort tern renters do not know where a dumpsterwhen trash pick-up days are, so they leave trashsitting outside when fu11 or when they leave the
G. Some owners who rent propert,y won't pay to have trashremoval services so renters have to take their trashelsewhere.
Solutions:
A. striet enforcenent of existing ordinance. 1,ega1 reviewof ordinance for any necessary anendnents.
B. Enforee:nent of existing ordinanee concerning dunpsteg intown right-of-way. Legal review of ordinance for anynecessary amendnents.
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bagsunit.
6-21-88
Solutions:( Continued)
c.Amend ordinance to establish dunpster guidelinesregarding adbquate size, periodic eleaning, eolors,lids, frequency of dunping, picJcing up trash around thedumpsters, ete.
Amend Ordinance to state that if a dunpster is in needof dunping, the Town can order it to be duntped andbilled to the nornal billee.
Anend Ordinance to state that grease is to be stored inadequate containers before the containers are placed inthe dunpster. PossiEl?lEqutre all restaurants to havea used grease storage receptacle and contract for itsrenoval as there is no adequate neans of packaging itfor dunpster disposal.
Rec;uire certain speeifieations for residential trasheontainers (preferably one liJce BFI wants to getestablished) and prohibit a11 other types of containersand trash bags.
Proltibit by ordinance and encourage people to turn inviolators for Town contact.
Amend Ordinanee - Short-term rental cornpanies must keepguests informed of where dunpsters are, how to legallydispose of tJteir trash and, if necessary, when trashpicJc-up days are.
G. Amend Ordinanee - Owners of rental properties must havea required dunpster or trash eontainer space for aeertain nuntber of _units. Currently required byordinanee: All single fanily and nulti-fanilyresidences nust be provided with trash receptiactes.
Genera1 Solutions :
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Have a Problen Area of the Week (which would beidentfied by Town employees or residents. Pietures ofthe problen would be taken and pubLished in the paperalthough no street addresses or ntuttbers would begiven).
Public Service Announcements and other legally requirednotifications should occur before the orqlinance isstrictly enforced.
6-21-B8
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General Solutions: '(Continued)
O Enforee ordinance whieh requires trash eonpanies toclean trash off the top of their truclcs.,
o Town Counci1 night consider sone sort of requlatorylicense for a trash conpany to operate in Vaii.
o Tomt sbould add a fulbtirae person to enforee garbageand refuse laws and to adninister the serviee p1an.Position to be in the Community Developrnent Department.
o Ordinance require;nent: Everyone in Town nust have trashservice.
o Prohibit single family residences from having trashdtunpsters.
6-21-88.
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GARBAGE AND REFUSE
rsstm: Business refuse onto Town street or na11 areas.
Problen Detail:
A. Businesses sweep their decks, sidewalks, etc. and nanytimes proceed to sweep the trash, ete. onto Townproperty.
B. Loea1 newspapers stack their papers outside ofbusinesses and they blow away.
Solutions:
A. & B. Use the fu11 time person to enforce this aspect ofthe ordinanee..
Work with individual businesses to solve their trashproblems without creating new ones for the 'rown.
B. Prohibit this practice by ordinance.
Town should design standard newspaper dispensers,particularly for the commercia1 areas, which arestrategically located and wi11 serve for a11n*"spapers '
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6-21-88
Roll-a.Waste"
Cart System
Co11ection Service Is Upgmded
No more banging or clanking ol metal trash
containers as the quiet-running mechanized
lifters smoothly dump the containers. Plastic
trash bag liners are no longer necessary and
the containets clean up easily with soap
and water.
These sturdy cads are easy to use, easy to
maintain, 1ast for years, and improve both
community appearance and collection
service. If you wish to join the growing
number of people who now use the Boll-a-
WasteO system, contact your collector for
all the details.
Roll-a-Waste ' Carts Have Many Advantages
0ver Traditional Ilefuse Collection Methods
Improved Community Appecrcmce
This attractive, well-designed 90 gallon
container replaces up to four conventional
20 gallon cans.
Also, the con-
tainers have tested
resistant to high
winds and entry by
animals. Cleaner
more attractive
neighborhoods
and no spilled trash
around the yard on
eollection days.
The Contciners Are Ectsier To Use
Full or empty, the catts are wheeled easily by
man, woman, or child. Better yet, no lilting or
carrylng lS ever
required by the
resident. In addi-
tion, the carts are
great 1or work
around the house,
yard, or garden.
The carts also lit
easily through
standard door and
qale enbances,
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threatens to "nah suburban dllmE
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-.Upset that suburban f,.d,;d.,, iiffit)lFJriir
are dumping their trash tn :l'JJJii ffl_d_ ]:ho-s-e, yl1o- ref use to pay1 te: ;.
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iii,![[',tf,:h[:U;T$;f:
ing residents to report off enders- " 9J u1e nlgnt, caught someone from
. The dumpsters Denver places ;n ft' nex[ D[OCK aumpmg dirt tn her
f!JJ^lf''Jt'!f'tfi?';it'
banites, who don't get rre'i
pick-up and don't want to p:*fi'!"nm"g!ff':!';'; LlU:Jl::,;tl{JJ,ff;JJn;
Arapahoe County are f,.q,,.,,tl. Pt'J1"" ;au re::nspf up !o UFeq.,
said at a meeUng Weaneictay
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"e, t)e:it puu :,:jhj'[iiJJ;;Tgffi:ffif[: ; :upwithtrashillthe.tnmk." t ' I t___t J.._.:_. UafiTJ fi aL '
block
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The IYlodern Way
to Ilandle Refuse
dmproved Community
Appectrcmce
ffictsy to Hctndle
ffipgrctded Service
ffitrger Cctpctcity
d.ong-Lctsting
erl OF COLORADO INC.
P. 0. BOX 38
WOLCOlT, CO 81655
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Traslt collection
sltouldn't be
a problem.
It should be
a clean and
simple operation.
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75 south fronlage road
vail, colorado 81657
(3O3) 476-7000
1984
of fleo of communlly devolopmenl
Jarnes R. ki11iams
Box 1133Vail, Oolorado 81658
Dear Hr. hli11iatns:
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You hgve [ad tttm car/, a washing n:achine, and various other Junk onyour lot in HatterhGrn. Section 8.24.04() Keepinq Junk statei:
T[e) stori[lg or keeping by any'person within the Town of anyo1d articles or raatqrials which rnay be classified as junk,
adJgqent to or in clo;e proxir:ity to any public building,pub]ic park or grounds, business buildings or,esidencest)](!oyt firg providing fglly enclosed buildfngs for the
August 17,
storage of the sarte, slian b-e deemed a pubHc nuisance.It is specifically provided tha
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n:otor vehicle
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Please rtake arrangentents for the re;noval
Septetnber 14, 1984. Thanl( youveryrtuch
of the cars and other itertsfor your cooperation.
by
A. P PATTEN,
Acting
APP:bpr
period iniiffiiT"6
Oirector
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171s o cvJ?tr
Town of Vai1
Vai1, C0 81657
P0 Box 3757Vail, CO 81658
September 11, 1985
Town Counci1 and Town Manager
Town of Va i1Vai1, Colorado 81657
Town Council and Town Manager
These points which I am bringing to your attention are not complaintsfbut are meant to bring about an improved quality to the Town of Vailwhich has been 1ong overdue. Should the town be considered a worldclass resort, then the town should 1ook like a world elass resort.
Town of Vail Ordinanee, Section 8.24.040 KEEPING.nJNK enforcement hasbeen tn a lackadaisica1 attitude by the Town of Vail officials.
My understanding fron talking with the Community Development
Department, Town of Vai1, the enforcement of this ordinance is thepriviledge, obligation and responsibility of the Environmenta1 Offieer,Town of Vai1. If this is true, there is obtuse mnnagement and/or nocoordination within your systertt. Is the Police Department unknow-ledgeable of the ordinance, unable to interpret the ordinance, and/orfind the ordinance too demenning to enforce while they are patro11inga neighborhood or do they observe to enforce an ordinnnce to inprovethe quality of Vail? Has the Town l,Ianager artd/op the Town Counciltaken oceasional inspection tours of their town in order to see if theofficials are performing tbeir functions and to see the deteriorationof their town.
And nov, 1et us take a narrative and seenic tour of the Matterhorn
Subdivision which is in the Town of Vai1. Driving westward on the
Southfrontage Road we turn off onto Ilatterhorn Circle.
Hopefully you will be driving during the daylight hours as the.street sign for a stranger is difficult to see at night, The signis loeated on the southwest corner and the street light is located
on the southeast cornel', htany visitors have stated that the sign isdiffieult to see at night. During the winter with snow packed andicy raods the street sign has been knoeked down yearly, in that it is
loeated on the low corner of the turn onto Hatterhorn Circle. Thestreet light is located on the high corner. The street sign is not
replaced unti1 it can be found in the spring. This appears poor plan
ning.
As you enter on Matterhorn Ctrcte, address 1'784 Matterhorn Ctrcte,
one may see horses staked out occasiona11y on week-ends during the
fa11 nonths in the vicinity of the house.
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. You will tmt*tntety appronch on your tQt the water pump shed
and see two (2) td-11, dead and naked exSprud'" trees and one (1)small and dead ex-Spruce tree. The two tall trees have been dead fortwo (2) years, During June 1985 a publicity stunt was printed inthe loea1 newspaper of how the Town of Vai1 was going to eut down
dead trees. Betng a consciention resident I telephoned the PUblic
lYorks Department concerning the dead trees which are nnnotated. Butas usua1 in a bureaueratic sysgem the ca11er ean not ca11 past tbeprotective secretary who respdded thet the tree would be cut. Theyare sti11 standing ug1y as ev6b p1us another tbree (3) year deadSpruce tree located aeross the bridge ten (10) yards to the 1eft ofMatterhorn Circle next to the south side of beautiful Gore Creek.
Shall we turn right and trave1 up Geneva Drive. Please do notrush or you wi11 miss the cans and papers in the side ditcb in frontof 1704 Geneva Drive. The euttfrt situated under the eorner of Matterhorn Circle and Geneva Drive is supplied with this trash in such a
manner that in due time the culvert wi11 be plugged and s'nowmeltwi11 not be ab1e to f1ow through this eulvert. That means over theroad and deterioration of the road by the water, ?/ho wi11 be assessedfor repa irs ?
Up to 1705 Geneva Drive is a Jeep, license No Colorado YN 2082
which has been in the same position for over two (2) years. To therear of the address is a motor poo1 of unnoved vehicles. But thisproperty is loeated in Eagle County.
I will close my eyes to the remaining properties up Genevn Drivc
and leave the antiquated sights to your discretion until vre arrive at
1715 Geneva Drive where there is an auto, Toyota Coro11a, blue col'or,2-door, no license number, located substreet leve1 amongst the weeds.This auto has been situated there for the rainimum df four (4) years.
Farther up to 1717 Geneva Drive is another auto, Plymouth, license-Virginia YHU-272 with a -tear right f1at ttre, loaded to trnvet, but
has not moved sinee January 1985. These two (2) autos are now locatedin Eagle County.
You are at the end of Geneva Drive, but do not leave hastily as
you 'are at 1722 Geneva Drive where an unmoveable auto, Cherokee, eolor
orange, which has been situated in one (1) position for over a year,.
and building materia1 situated in one (1) position for over four (4)years. Attached as Inclosure 1, dated Augusf 17, 1984, is the resultof ineptness by the Town of Vai1.
And tour down Geneva Drive unti1 Matterhorn Circle and turn right
onto Matterhorn Cirele, You wi11 approach the preposed eemetery area.
Hopefully the person who dies and desires to be buried in the area
during the winter wi11 be preserved until sunmer in order to be buried.
Consider the entrance to this area to be buried during the winter with
the snow fa11 for a front-end loader and dozer to enter and clear the
area and the aoise resulting trom dynanite to blast a ho1e for theburial. Some days this section of Matterhorn Circle is not plowed.
A cemetery is 11ke a garbage dump, it is needed but no one wants it
next to them,
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From MateJP;n Circte southward up theqill on Geneva Drive
was not always snow plowed at the same time as the lower portionof Geneva Drive during tbe Winter 1984_85 by the Town of Vail.
What can one say after telephone inquiries to the Street Mainten-ance Department which replies that the area is a "lowipriority,"Tbe lower tree-fourths (3/4) has the priority, but the upper onefourth (1/4) does not bave the priority. lfhat can one saya
Sha11 you trave1 furtber down Matterhorn Circle toward. Fa11Line and 1ook on the left hand side of the road at the stackedconstruction material, This is a 1eft over from the Bobbit Hi11construction.
Traveling west on lower Matterhorn Circle wi11 be your prudent
Judgement to Ordinance - Section 8,24.040. But this is the RustieWi1d lYest of the Town of Vai1.
Tbe area does contain wildlife, espeeially wi1d dogs, Theymust be wild because the dogs can not be caught after they deposittheir waste in the yard. The manure is not terttte, in faet thegrass dies and is left for the property owner to clean, not the dog
owner who is unseen. The leashlaw is uneffective. By the time thedogcateher is notified the four (4) legged canines are up, up andaway, What ean one do about this in the Wi1d West?
Upon the eompletion of this treatise what wi11 the Town of Vaildo? Close your eyes and maybe it wi11 go away, It has not. The
squeaky wbee1 gets the grease or maybe your residents enJoy thisliving where sunporches turn into bedrooms and tri-plexes grow sheds.As Pogo stated, "We have met the enemy, be is us,"
Respectfu11y,
,,,z,;,./,,J-"","z',i:
ffILLIAM R. CLEM
g fi/l rL,;l=[,-
off Iee ol Oommunlty development
Jar:es R. kiHfams
Box 1133l/ai1, Co]orado 81658
0ear Hr. killiams:
!?u have [ad two c';s a washing rnachine, and various other Junk onyour lot in Hatterhorn. Section 8.24.0i0 Keepfno Junk states:
hwt
75 south frontage road
vail, colorado 91657
(3O3) 476-7000
August l7, 1984
jncapable of opeiatitor a peri excess of thirt
Pletse_ makg arrangements for the removal ofSeptetnber 14, l98{. Than& youverymuch for
Thq stgriflg or keeping by any person within the Town of anvo1d artic!es or,rnaterta:s which may be ;l,ssifi,d as junk.-ad;'acent to or in clo)e proxi[nity to any pubiic buiidtng,'py?]ic p1rk or g'"'nds9 business bui]di;g, or residencestvithout first providing fuHy enclosed buildings for thestorage of the sarte, shai1 hn doomnri a ,,,,hli,, ntties,,,.;;';:':,::, }i:, i i[';,::;]:,',,:;[ : ! ! n,
'i:i:"i,i, ' ^i';,';.",.containers, barreis'""'!'"''"'-'I Ddrrels and cans must be obscured frorn viewand t)q(, aggessible to sgavenging a.t,,,:i. tt is furthe'rs?ec jfica] ]y provided that "junk" as,efe,,.d to in this:HHr fia_']?e exprisfy deerned to include, without linti-ta!ion:.any tnotor vihjci{t[J"i; i;.;;;ble of operationt,;nder j!,s oyner power. A n:otor vehicle sha11 ho nwto<nmo
the cars and other iternsyour cooperatfon.
by
PATTEI1,
Oirector
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APP;bpr
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A. P ET
Acting
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(303} 478-7000
October 3, 1985
omce of communlly dovelopment
Hr.Bi11Clem
P.0. Box 3757 '
Vai1, Oolorado 81658
Dear Hr. Clem:
. Enclosed you wi11 find a copy of the r;emo Peter Patten sent to
Ron Phillips in response to your letter. This addresses on1y
those items which are genera11y handled by this department. As
you wi11 note, action has been taken in these :natters. I am
currently in contact with the County to detemine what action
can be taken tvith regard to those iten:s now in their jursidiction.
If you have guestions, please contact me at 476-7000, ext l05.
Thank you for your concern.
Environrnenta1 Health Officer
SS:bpr
Enclosure
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Sincerely,
SGsan Scanlan
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IBUILDING PERMITAPP;,CATION
CHECK VALIDATjON PERMIT VALlDATlON
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Siverly/Mueller
I,ot 8B, 1717 Geneva Dr. duplex
John F. and Harvey A. Phelps
Box 1041 Vail
I.,ot '1, 1716 Geneva Dr. (map shows 1715) Triplex
Parcel 1 DavJ:d Braun and Roman Kasparitis
3617 Fairview Ave
Oak Brook, Il. 60521
Parcel 2 Charlene Erickson
Box 2314Vail
Parcel 3 Siverly/Mueller (parking only)
Lots adiacent to 17B, 1693 Matterhorn
I,ot 17A, 1710 Geneva
Arthur and Maja Janicki
3765 North 97th St
Milwaukee, WI, 53222
JATS SERVICE
P.O. Box 5O6
VAIL, COLORADO 81658
478.4539 476.5004
PROPOSAL SUBMITTED TO
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tJim Pubin.
Director of goning
Town of Vai1
vant Oolorado.
Re: Lot 19, Hatterhorn 'Vi11age Subdivision
Dear Jiln,
Ue request
Sanders in
Ue, the undersigned[ property
the continuing deterioration
brought about by the nultiple
Kirsh Sanders.
The origina1 home built on 1ot 19 w*)'t singlex on_a_bal' lot. Tbe
Sanders purchased it and received a building permit-from Eagle.Co""'y
for "repairs". The, proceeded to illegally turn tbis singlex- inty_ *
duplex with two kitchens. After con)pldints were !egiGtere' br_other
residents, the County Qommissioners investigated this ease and determined.
that the Sanders should convert the home onee again to a singlex, tea(ing
out one kitchen. They a1so agreed to 1et the Sanders_build another singlex
on the other half of the '1ot directly behind (1ot 19A). As of tbis datet
the singlex on 1ot 19A is occupied and tbe original home on 1ot 19 is
stil1 a duplex witb two kitehenG.
owners in Hatterhorn, are herewitb protesting
of our living standards and property values
abuse of the zoning law by Bi11y and
by the
of the
greatly
an investigation of a11 building owned or part owned
the Hatterhorn Subdivision.A letter from you to a11
e-i i11vestigation wi11 beundersignedreporting the results of
appre c iated. '
Respectfu11y :rourst b0{jfg0,
V
Ernst I,arese
Ualter Horitz
James Vi11iams
E11a K11ox
Villian 01em
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NAME AND SIGNATURE
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FROH:
HEHORANDUIyl
Planning and Environtnenta1 Corrnission
Departn:ent of Contnunity Development
.OATE: August l0, 1979
RE: PUsLIc HEARING AND CONSIOERATION OF THE INITIAL ZONIN0
OF APPROXIHATELY 8.231 ACRES 0F LAND IN AN AREA KNO[tfN
00MH0NLY AS THE lvnTTERHORN AREA. THIS ZONING UILL BE
CHANOED T0 7[10 FAlvIILY PRIW\RY SECONDARY RESIDENTIAL F0R
THE RECENTLY ANNEXED PROPERTY.
Area: Approxitnately 8.231 acres.
Proposed Zoning: Two Fa:nily Pritnary Secondary Residentia1
Ourrent Zoning: County RSH
BACKGROUND
Twelve petitJoners requested annexation of land that is contained within
the Hatterhorn Subdivision. Town Council approved this annexation in
Ju1y and now the property is before the Planning Comission for initia1zoning. The area to be annexed contains approxirnately 8.231 acres of
land and 24 1ots. Existing 1and use is noted below:
Vacant
Single-Fatnily
Duplex
Hulti-Family (3 to 7 units)
The Cotmunity Developn:ent Departn:ent is recotntnending Two Family/Secondary
Residential Zoning for this area. This initia1 zoning wouid be consistent
with current County Zoning of which requires 8,000 square feet of lot areaper dwe11ing unit.
For 1ots 1ess than 15,000 square feet that are i'n this area Town Counciljust approved on first reading the abifity to have a second dwe11ing unitwith specific restrictions. Below are the restrictions that would be
placed on 1ots of 1ess than 15,000 square feet that are vacant or currently
have on1y one ho:ne on the lot.
"That the appficant shal1 agree in writing to:
(a) That the Secondary dwelling unit shall not be sold,
transferred, or conveyed separately frotn the pritnary
unit.
(b) That the secondary dwe11ing unit shall not be leased or' rented for any period of less than 30 consecutive days;
and that it shal1 be rented only to tenants who are
residents of the Upper Eagle Va11ey or who are fu11-ti;ne
2
15
4
3
IT
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(Le, ' :rn Zoning
age Two
etnployees in the Upper Eagle Va11ey. The "Upper Eagle
Valley" shall be deer:ed to include the Gore Valley, lVlinturn,
Red Cljff, Gilnlan, Eagle-Vai1, and Avon and their surrounding ;
areas. A "Fu11-ti;ne etnployee" is a person who tvorks an averageof 30 hours per week.
(c) That a declaration of covenants and restrictions sha11 be filedof record in the office of the Eagle County Clerk and Recorderin a fom approved by the Town Attomey for the benefit of the
Tow: to insure that the restrictions herein shall run with the
land; and
(d) That the secondary dewlling unit shal1 not be divided into any
form of tin]e-shares, interva1 ownership or fractional fee; Il
RECOIVIHENDATION :
The Oontnunity Development Depart:nent recomrnends the Two Fan:ily Primary/
Secondary Residentia1 Zoning for this property.
L;.' 1 /". /
DATE:
OIlDINANCi;; #4
(S[iRlES OF 1983)
AN ORDINANC]i: IMPOSING ZONING DISTRICTS
0N CERTAIN PARCELS OF LAND RECENTLY
ANNLXEl) FROM EAGLE COUNTY BY TIIE TOWN;
AMENDING TIIE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP F0R
TIIE TOWN 0F VAIL; AND SETTING FORTII
])UrAILS IN :RELATJON TIIERETO.
IYIIEREAS, 1he Town of Vail, Colorado, recently annexed certain
properties from the Counqi of Eagle and State of Colorado, effeetive
on November 10, 1982; and
WHEREAS, Chapter 1s.6s of the Munieipal Code of the
Vail sets forth proeedures for the imposition of zoning
on the recently annexed a,reas; and
Town of
districts
WBEREAS, Section 31-12-115 (2) C.R.S., 1973, as amended,
requires the Town to bring the newly annexed West Vail area under
its zoning ordinance within ninety (90)! days after the effective
date of said annexation; and
YfHEREAS, the Planning a,nd Environmental Commission of the
Town of Vail has considered the zoning to be imposed on the newly
annexed area at a public hearing and has reeommended said area
should be zoned as set forth herein; and
WHEREAS, the Town Council considers that it is in the interest
of public health, safety and welfare to so zone said property;
N0W, TnEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY TIIE TOWN COUNCIL OF TIIE TOWN
OF VAIL, THAT :
Section 1. Procedures Fulfilled:
The proceclures for the cletermination of the zoning distriets to
be imposed on the newly annexed area as set forth in Chapter 18.68 of
the Vail Municipal Code hs;ve beed fulfilled.
Sqction 2. Imposition,'it"zontng Districts on the Newly Annexed
Land.
Pursuant to Chapter 18.68 of the Vail Municipal Code, the area
annexed to the Town through the enactment of Ordinanee #3L, Series of
1982, oJ' thc 1own of Vail, efJecLtve on the tenth day of December, 1982,
and set forth in Ilxhibit A, pages 1 and 2, attached hereto and made a
part hereof, a,re hereby divided into zone districts as follows:
A. Parce1 A
zoned high density
B. Parcel l3
zoned high density
C. Parcel C
zoned residential
D. Pltrce1 D
zoned residential
E. Pareel E
zoned residential
F. Parcel F
1 of Exhibit A is hereby
2 of Exhibit A is hereby
on Page 2 of Exhibit A is hereby
on Page 2 of Exhibit A is hereby
on Page 2 of Exhibit A is hereby
zoned residential
Seetion 3.Cha,nge in Official Zoning Map.
The addition to the Official Zoning Map adopted by the Town
Council in Section 2 hereof sha'' be entered on the Officia1 Zoning
Map promptly by the zoning a,dministrator in accordance with
Seetion 18.68.030 on the zoning ordinanee.
Seetion 4.
If any pa,rt, section,subsection, sentence, elause or phrase
of this ordinance is for any reason held to be invalid, sueh decision
sball not affect the validity of the remaining portions of this
ordinance, and the Town Couneil hereby declares it would have passed
this ordinance, and each part, seetion, i subseetion, sentenee, clause
or phrase hereof, regardless of the fact that any one or more parts,
seetions, subsections, sentences, elauses or pbrases be deelared
invalict.
Seet ion 5.
The Council hereby states that this ordinance is necessary for
the protection of the publie health, safety and welfare.
INTRODUCED, READ ON FIBST READING, APPBOVED AND ORDEBED PUBLISHED'
ONCE IN FULL TIIIS 4th day of Janua,ry, 1983, and a, public hearing on
this ordinance bha,l1 be held at the regular meeting of the Town Council
of the ToUrn of Vail on the 18thda,y of ;ainuttry, 1983, at 7:30 p.m, in Lhe
Munteipal Building oL Lhe Town of VaLl.
as set forth
multi-1' ttmily
as see forth
multi-family
as set fortb
glusLer (RC).
as set forth
cluster ( RC).
as set forth
cluster ( RC).
as set forth
,eluster ( EC).
on Page
(IIDMF).
on Page
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on Page
1 of ExhJbit A is hereby
odnQy E.1 it'er
ATTE51':
Colleen
W
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K(utt
Kline,
INTRODUCED,
da,y of January
amendment
PASSED AND APPROVED 0N SECOND READING,18tht h J s
full, 1983, and ordered published Ln with
E. Slffer, Ma,y
Colleen M. Kline, 't'owitGFE
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ly DNJI0C alo= no i"a'Illmi+ffiljt' LJ'!
:'. WHEREAs. soction 31-12;.1'l5' IZl-C.nlS.:i10?a. as amanmtt*autres Illo Towll m arilt0
.1ha n@wly gnMxod Wosl Vdl area undof i*.bnino diMe wilhifi dllaty (00} daw af ter
tho ef foctit dab d gid anltaxati; aM ;.: }
WHEBEAS, lh@ Plonnino and Eironmental iComnli=bn d lm Town dV&l hs onsldorad'-thozoningm bs impoaod OnthoM#yannaxodthozoningmbaim poaodonthoni
aroa m a publie haaf ing and MI n
aaid aren sbuld h Dnod Is IIud..:!,.-;=:=sy?" WlllEnEAS- tho Towm Coull i
TM prooodullas fd tm dotormin&bn oi lheDllillo digtdolg to ba mPO80d on me nly
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SEeTION a.lmposilim of Zoning Dislf im.on the Nly Annexu Und. a + ' Ihanl t6 Chtor 1&68 of tm Vall
Ml jnicipd Code, mo ams snxod to the To
ffirouoh lM onadm ol OdiMn@ No. 31.
Sorias af 1982, ol the Towll of Vail. of lecti on
me mnlh day ol Decombor, 1ss2, snd aet fodh
Sorias af 1982, ol the Towll of Vail. of lecti on
me mnlh day ol Decombor, 1B82, snd aet fodh'in Exhibit A. pges 1 af ld aatachedhorotoand
msdo s parl hercof, alo hby divided inmDNdlStnet5dlOllOH:.i | >
AParcef Asset foffhmPapo 1 d€xhlGilAb hercby zoned high damity multi-lamily
(HDMF) "ai i
B. hf eel B & set blth m Pag0 1 o| ExHblt Ab horgby zonod Ngh damity multl-famlly.
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PROOF OF PUBLICAIION
do solemnly swear lhat I am
the lUBt,cs.ttOR of THE VAIL TRAIL; thaf the same is a weekly nqwspaper
printed, in whole or in porf and published in the Countv of Eoale, State ot Colorado,
and has o general circulation therein; fhat said newspopef has been publishedand has o general circulation therein; fhat said newspoDeF has been
confjnuousjv and unintofft jnfedlv in soid Col]ntv of Fooln for a noriod ofq_onfinuouslf ond uninterupfedly in said County of Eogle for a period of more than
of the annexed leaalfifly-lwo consecutive weekd nextfifly-two consecutive weeks next prior to the first publication of the annexed legal
nolice or adverf isement; that said newspaper has teen odmitfed to the United
States mails as second class matter underthe provisions of the Act of March 3. 1879,
or ony amendments thereof, and thal said newspaper is a weekly newspoper dulv
quolified for publishing legol nof ices and adverf isemenfs wif hin the meoning of fhe
Iaws of fhe State of Colorado.
Thaf the annexed tegat nof iee or advertisement was published ;n the 'eg"''! ond
enf ire Issue of every number of said weekly newspaper for the period or t
consecuf ive insertions; and that the fimf publicalion of said notce was in the issue of
said newspaper dated _ J++V4b.t -I AD. 19 fi3 and ihaf the tast
publication of said nolice was in fhe issue or said newspoper dated
AD. 19-
In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand fhis
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=-jttteOtev AD. 198b
Subscdbed ond sworn to before me, o notary public Counf y of Eagle...rr(\
Sf afe of Colorado. fhis /'"" day of AD, 19 bB
; ePa|cojCsIlfofll}i b horebv mnd md&nfid
D. ParcetDa=at forUt
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