HomeMy WebLinkAboutMIDDLE CREEK MOUNTAIN BELL 1990-1998 LEGALTOI,IIN OF VAIL
75 S. FROMTAGE ROAD
vArL, co 8L657
970-479 -2L38
APPLTCANT
CO}fTRACTOR
OWNER
RD
RD
Permit #:
St"trr". .
Applied.
Issued..
E>cpires.
898-0168
ISSUED
06 /te /L998
07 /09/L9e8
0L/0s/]-999
Clean"up
approved
amount
dste
Add Sq FL:Valuation:
Fileplace Informatsion: Restricl€d:
Buildi-ng-----> 62s.oo
PIan Check- --> 406 -25
76, 300
+of caa ADpliancca:
Restsualant Plan Rcvielr- - >
DRB Fee--------
Recreacion Fe€---------->
clcan-Up Dcposit---- ---->
Tota1 calculatcd Fees- - - >
Additsional Fees--------->
ToEaI Permit F€e------ -- >
Pa)nn€nte-------
#of cae Logs:#Of Wood/Pal ler:
InvestigaCi on>
will call---->
.00
100.00
.00
250 ,00
1,3e4.25
40.00
!,424 .28
!,424 .2s
-o0
3.O0
BAI,ANCE DUE-... .OO
/4^) 8s,/.
to"no**E,rr
oF coMMrrNrry :,,:ffifu|'6! 2'l
NOTE: THIS PERMIT MUST BE POSTED ON JOBSITE AT ALL TIMES
ADD/ALT coMM BUILD PERMT
iIOb AddrESS: 160 MOI'IiITAIN BELL
LOCATiON...: 160 MOI'NTAIN BELL
Parcel No.. : 2LOL-064-00-001
Proiect No. : PRir98-0157
SPE TRI]M CONST. COI\TTRACTING, LLC
72OO E. DRY CREEK ROAD, SUITE C-202,
SPECTRT'M CONST. CONTRACTING, LLC
72OO E. DRY CREEK ROAD, SUITE C-202,
U S WEST COMMIJNICATIONS INC
Phone: 303 -22L-8468
ENGLEWOOD, CO 80112
Phone : 3 03 -22L-846?,
ENGLEWOOD, CO 801L+
coRPoRArE rAx DEPARTMENT McB, 5300 fowgbrffirffADeTE 700, ENGLE
DescripEion:
ADDING AI\TTENNAS AND EQUIPME}flT SHELTER
Occupancy:
T)pe Const.ruction:
Type Occupancy:
FEE SUMMAIY
sit Refund
Di-vi-si-on:Division:
IEem:05L0006/L9/1998
o6'/ 30'/ 1,998
07'/ o9'/ 1-998Item:05400
06 /L9 /1998oG'/t9'/L998
06 /30 /1998Item:05600Item: 05500
BUILDING DEPARTMENTJRM Action: NOTEiIRM AcLion: NOTE
C'GOODELL AcI,ion: APPR
PI,ANNING DEPARTTVTENTJRM Action: NOTECBARTON AcLion: APPRCBARTON AcLion: APPRFIRE DEPARTT,IENTPI]BLIC WORKS
Dept: BUIL,DING Division:
PI,ANS TO GARY
ROUTED PTANS TO GARY
DCPE: PI,ANNINGPIANS TO EHRISTIEanrrcroved bv PEC & DRBbldq plans- appr by cbDebt: FIREDebE: PIIB WORK
Division:
See Page 2 of this DocumenE. for any conditions thaE may apply to this permit.
DECLARATIONS
I hereby acknolvledge lhaE I have lead thi6 applicaij.on, filled out in fu11 che informa!ion required, compl,6tcd an accurale ploc
plan, and alate thab all the information provided as required is colrect. I aglee to eomply wich lhc information and ploE p1an,
to comply wj.th al.1 Toirn ordinancc6 and statse lawe, and to buila tshj.s etructsurc according tso che To!.n'e zonj.ng and subdiviaj.on
codes, design tevicw apptovcd, Unifom Buj.1din9 code and other ordinancea of Ehc Town applicablc thcrcco.
REOUESTS FOR INSPECTIONS STTALL BE MADE TWENTY.FOUR HOURS IN ADI,ANCE BY TELEPHONE AT :00 AM 5:00 PM
sFnd Cl6an-Up Dcporit To: gPEcfRUu coNSA
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CONDITIONS
Permit #: 898-0168 as of 07 /09/98 sE.agus: ISSIJED********************************************************************************
Permit Tylpe: ADD/ALT COMM BUrLD PERMT Applied: 06/L9/!998
Applicant: SPECTRIIM CONST.CONTRACTING,LLC Issued: 07/09/L998
303-22A-8468 To E>cpire; 0l/05/L999
Job Address:
LOCAEION: 160 MOUMfAIN BEI-,L RD
Parcel No: 2101-064-00-001
Descriptsion:
ADDING ATYTENNAS AND EQUIPMENT SHELTER
Conditions:1. FIRE DEPARTNIENT APPROVAI' IS REQUIRED BEFORE ANY WORK CAN BE
STARTED.2. FIELD INSPECTIONS ARE REQUIRED TO CHECK FOR CODE COMPI,IANCE.
3. A11 work is tso be in accordance with the approved,
engineer-sEamped construcEion drawings and Ehe applicable
provisions of the 1991- Uniform Buj-lding Code (IIBC) & the
1996 National Elect.rical Code (NEC).
Electrical inspections are performed only on Tuesdays,
Thursdays & Fridays.
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Town of vail
Phone Nunbe!:
Town of Va lI
Phsne Nunber:
Reg, No.
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IECHANICAI, PERMIT FEE!
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EUITDTNG PIAN CHECK F'EE:
PLUMBTNG PI.}'N CHECK FEEJ}!ECH.}NICAI, EIAN CHECX FEE:.RECREErION FEE:
CLEAN-UF DEPOSIT:rOTIL PERXIS FEES;
BUITDING!
SIGNATURE:
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SIGNATURE:
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CLEAN UP DEPOSIT REFM{? TO:
I
75 south lronlage road
va il, colorado A1652(303) 479-2138 or 479_2t39
FROI'I:
DATE:
ot/lce ol communlly developmenl
i""k"3|tfiiloo" cuRRENTLyL REGT'TERED wrrH rHE
ToLrN oF vArL puBlrc woRKs/coilo.ruNrry DEvELopr\rEN"
ltARcH L6, 1988
SUBJEC?: CONSTRUC?TON PARKING & }IATERIAL STORAGEIn sulnmary, Ord.
i*tr5; T,i':ti[li-;:i;t-l:#:!. li1'= rf
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prace or anv,-,^].:po''.-.""v-"i.I"mpsters' poriable toilet! ;;;'t-
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1;lt i5iilj i::l:::,:=i,, i::,;r;:iii:jr:l::!.iriiiri:;tir:"".any srree. ;; ;il:;-::.::;,"[iil::::"i;-:i",:l;l :*:ii.= ",
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Read and acknowledged
ositionTnETEETons_-(i e. contractor, owner)
75 south lronlage road
va Il, colorado 816S7(303) 479-2138 or 479-2t39 olllce ol communlty deyolopmeltl
BUILDING PERI.|IT ISSUANCE TII.tE FMNE
If thi.s perm.l:t reeujres a Tovrn of Vail Fire Department Approval ,Ensi neel ''s (pubr ii trort<si ;;;;";'unl'Jpprouui ,'.'pi'.-".il!"o.p.rr.n,rev i ew or Hea I tn o:-0.31 pint -;;; ;;:'-uib. u. """ i u, Lv- ti,.,,i, I i a i ns3!ri[lli.,l;.ll: "rrirut"J iir"'i"i'a'iotur review iray take as ions
All commercial ('rarge or sma'r l ) and arl murti-fami.ly permits willhave to fol row iire iuove ;;;ii;.il"r]r,,n* requirements. Residentiarand smal l projects st'ouio ia[e-;-i";;r amount of time. However, ifresidential or snrarer projectt irpaci the various above mentioneddepartments r.rith regard' to'nu."riui!"i"ui"*, these projects maya'l so take the three wu.t -p"iioilJq' J ' (
Every attempt vri'r l be made by this deparLnrent to expedite thispetmi.'t.as s.gon as possible. " - "- vLFs' L..rsrr L LU exPeol f,e
i;.jll undersigned, understand the plan check procedure and time
I
Daie''iorffi
Communi ty Deve l o5rment Departnent.
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75 soulh frontage road
vail, colorado 81657
(303) 479-2138 or 479-2I39
FROM:
DATE:
CTI El TE/..'n .
Y
ead and acknowledged by:
os11l onlReIa onship
of llce of communlly development
ALL CONTRACTORS CURRENTLYL REGISTERED WITH THETOWN OF VAIL
TOWN OF VAIL puBLIc r^ioRKs/COMMUNITy DEVELOPIIENT
MARCH 16, 1988
CONSTRUCTION PARKING & MATERIAL STORAGE
rn summary;' ordinance No. 6 states that it is unrawful for anyperson to litter, track or deposi-L any soil, rock, sand, debrisor materiil, inciuding tr;";-;;;ster!, portable toilets and.workmen vehicles
:l l:;^::- ;F-il;.1::".i:1":::"1;"=iiEHilli_i""I."l,i"ll*i
",val-t streete and.Ig"-d" is approximateiy 5 ft. Lff pavement.This ordinance wirl be "t.il-tiv'-"nforced by the Town of VaiIPubric works Deoartment. i pers-ons found ,il:..Ii"g this ordinancewi'1r be given a 24 hour vrritien notice to rernove said rnateriat.In the event the person so notified. does ,lot -"o.pf y wi_th thenotice wirhin the 24 hour.tir.-=p""i;i;;,"ii""i"iiic worksDepartment wilr renove said urareii"i-"t-iir;";";;;" of personnotified' The nrovisions of t-his ordrnance shall not beapplicable to c'onstruction, naintenance or repair projects ofany street or al1ey or any utilities in,the rigni_u_ruy.
To review Ordinance.No. 6 in fu1l, please stop by the Town of:::i.::ii3i"3"":f;i1il:*":a d;;il a copv- rhank vou ror your
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to Project
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(i.e.contractor, owner)
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75 south trontage road
vril. colorado B-t 657(303) 479-2138 ot 479-2139 otflco ot community dovolopmenl
BUILDING PERTi]T ISSUANCE TIME FMNE
If this perml.t ttq'j:::-?
]9w1 or Vail Fire Deparrnenr Approvar,5:gil.:.1 -',,(
pyfl i9 lr:lp l;;;"n'.ni'app.ovat, a pianni ns Departnentrevrew or Hearth Deoartment review, unl-.-ruui.n lv-ii.,."driilirg
Siri[Hi.,l;"1!,1 es tima t"J ii,"' ir'^'u*.itur i",i"*-iluy',iun.' ji r ong
All commercilal (laroe or small) and all multi:family permits willhave to folrow tne irove mentioned maximlm requirements. Residentiarand smail projects snoria ii[e-;-i.;;;;';rount.of time. However, ifresidentiar o.snater,projects imfiit the various above mentionedoepartments with reoard to-necpssaiv-r.ui.r, these projects mayalso take the three w".l p"lioirlrs J g'
Every attempt wilr be made by this departrnent to expedite thispetmit.a5 qOOn aS pOSSible. - q".'.L Lv trAPcq I Le Inl
i;"i!i unders.igned, understand the plan check procedure and time
X
Communjty Development Departrn.rt. -
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TO:
FROM:
DATE:
RE:
I
-
MEMORANDUM
ALL CONTRACTOFS
TOV/N OF VA|L PUBLIC
MAY g, 1994
WHEN A ''PUBLIC WAY
WORKS DEPARTMENT
PERMIT" IS REOUIRED
t
Job Name: L-to^rs*eAi
Date:
Please answer the fbilowing qGstil;ajre regarding the need for a
YES
Date
'PublicWay Permit':
NO
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ls this a nev/ residence?
ls demolition work being perforned
lhal requires the use of the right
of way, easemenls or public [ropefy?
ls any'utility rvork needed? \/-
ls the driveway being repaved?
ls diiferent access needed to site
olher than existing driveway?
Is any drainage work being done
affecting lhe right of way, easemenls,
or public properly?
ls a "Revocable Right Of Way permit"
required?
8) A. ls lhe right of way, easemenls orpublic property to be used lor staging,
parking or lencing?
B. lf no 1o 8A, is a parking, staging
or {encing ptan required by Commjnit!
Development?
!f-vgu, alswered yes ro any of rhese questions, a "public way permit" ,rrt be obrained,"Public way Permit" applicalionl miy be obtained at the pubtic work,s office or atc9.ryT.tu1ity Development-
.lf
you h.1ve!ny questions please call charlie Davis, the Townof Vail Conslruction Inspector, at 479-215g.
I have read and answered all the above questions.
1)
2)
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4)
5)
6)
7)
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clols SignatureJob Name
TOI'IN OF VAIL
75 S. FROMTAGE ROADvArL, co 91657
970-479-2L38
EPARIMEI{:T OF COMMUNITY
NOTE: THIS PERMIT MUST BE POSTED ON
ELECTRICAL PERMIT
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rJOb AddTCSS: 150 MOI'I{TAIN BELL RD
LOCAI,iON...: 160 MOU}TIAIN BELL RD
Parcel No.. : 2L0L-064-00-001
Project No. : PRJ98-0157
80501
APPLIEAI{T ELEETRIC ELE TRIC
225 PRICE ROAD, #42, LONGMOMT, CO
CONTRACTOR EIE TRIC ELEETRIC
225 PRICE ROAD, #42, LONGMOI{r, COOI{NER U S WEST COMMI]NICATIONS INC
CORPORATE TAX DEPARTMEN| MCB, 6300
DESCTiPtsiON: ETECTRICAL FOR MTN BELL TOWER
7OO, ENGLE
12, 610 . 00
Electric.l--->
Investsigetlon>
will call---->
"i TorA! FEES- - - >
Total calcul-tscal Fecs- - - >
Ailditional Fec6--------- >
Totsal Prrdits Fee-- ------ >
Palm€nta- - - -- -- -
BAI,ANCE DUE-. - - -
23{.00
.00
.00
3.OO
23't .OO
237.OO
. o0
237.OO
ITCM: O6OOO ELECTRICAL DEPART'IVIENT DEPT: BUILDING DiVJ-SiON:O7/L5/L998 .JRM AcEion: APPR APPROVED .]RM-IIbM:,O560O FIRE DEPARTIIENT DCPL: FTRE DiViSiON:07/L5/L998 JRM Acr.ion: APPR N/A
CONDITION OF APPROVAL
DECI,ARATIONS
I hcrcby acknoylcdgc thrt I havc lcad thi6 applic.lion, fill,cd oul in full thc iDfonaEion rcquLrcd, codplcEed an accuratc PIoL
p1an, .nd 6Cate tha! .1,1 the infornstlon providcd ee rcquitcd i. corlcct. I agrcc to couply wieh the infornagion and plot PIan,
to comply rith all Torn ordinanccs and 6catc laws, end co build lhiE Ftructurc according to tshc Toth's zoning and subdivi,aion
cod€s, desigr! review .pproved, Uniforn Building cod€ and oth€r ordinanceE of th. Toirn applicabLe theleto.
REQUBSTS POR INSPECTTONS SHAIL BE MADB Tl^tENfI-POt R HOT RS IN ]Drr]NCE BY TETEPHONE AT 479-2138 OR AT OFFICE FROU 8:0 0 Al4
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DEVELO
8050r-
S SYRACUSE WAY STE
Valuation:
tr*****rrrret*ra FEg sul,lMARY
PMENT
.JOBSITE AT ALL TTMES
PermiE. #: E98-01-55
Stsatsus...: ISSIJED
Applied. . : 07 /1"5/L998Issued... : 07 /1,5/]-998
E>cpires. . : 0L/Lt/]-999
Phone: 303-651-1071-
Phone: 303-651-L071
OR gIOIITR.ACTOR HIMSEIJF AND
vrrlrrlyo l/.o{gv l(J *o* u{o{r EKKALUi\ I I U rg 002
US West Wireless LLC
4301 E. Colfax Street, Suite 314
Denver, Colorado 80220
Attn: Mr. Jason Little
Re; Geologic Hazard Investfgaflon
US West Cellular Site, MTN.108
Vail, Colorado
Terracon Project No. 26935149
Dear Mr. Llnle,
ll'erracon
lol N. llowo6. P.O. gox !03
Fo Collins, Colorlrjo 605?1.0504
(e70) 'lF4.oe69 Fcr. (970) 4€r.oasr
As requested, Tenacon has completed a geologic hazard investigation for the above
referenced slte. lt is our understanding that ihe existing US West building and tower are to
have a small addition placed on the north side of the existing facility. The addition is to be
a 15 ft' by 16 t' equipment shelter that will be located at the northeast comer of the
existing facility.
on' June 11, 1998 an engineering geologist from Tenacon performed a site
reconnsissance and reviewed the city of Vail's debris flor and rock fall hazard maps. The
site is located in the sourheast quarter of Ser>tion 6, Township 5 South, Range B0 West on
the north side of Interslate 70. The site slopes moderately to steeply to the south. A
creek flows out of a narow canyon that issues frorn the mountains just north of the site.
The creek bends around the west side of the US West facility. A chitd care facility is
located east of the proposed facility. The e,risting US West facility is a multi-story concrete
structure with an existing tower. A concrete water diversion swale was noted around the
north, east and west sites of the existing building.
The site is located on Quatemary (Bull Lake) age alluvial fan deposits. The deposits are
poorly sor€d mixtures of silt, sand, gravel, crbbles, and boulders. The gravel to boulder
clasts are subangular to subrounded and do not appear to exhibit a dominant direction of
orientation. The bedrock undedying the Quaternary deposits is the Pennsylvanian Minlum
Fsrmation. The Mintum is comprised of red to pink interbedded units of sandstone.
conglomerate, shales with some carbonate deposits. The Mintum strikes towards the
nonh and dips approxintately 15" to the west. Outcrops of the Minturn Formation were
observed approximately 300 to 400 feet north of the US West facility near the mouth of the
canyon from which the stream issues.
The city of Vail debris flow and rock fall hazard maps show the us wesr sire being
situated between rock fall hazard zones and east of the debris flow hezerd zone. The rock
fall hazard zones are mapped as being on the west side of the strearn, and direcily
adjacent to the east side of the si!e. The proposed addition is not located within eiilrer of
the two rock fall hazard zonas which are adjacent to the site. The debris 1ow hazard mao
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Ourtity Enginaarihg Si6c. t965
JUN 11 '98 1?:41 9?A 484 A4S4 Pe3e.a2
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identifies this hazard zone as closely following the existing course of tne strJSfill"on
Therefore, ths debris flow hazard zone does not encompass the proposed addlilon to the
US West facilily.
No evidence of other geologic hazards such as landslides, soil creep, or other forms of
mass wasting were observed during the site reconnaissance. As the site does not fall
within the city of Vail's mapped geologic hazard areas, and no evidence of other geologic
hazards was observed, it is Tenacon's opinion that the slte can be develooed without
coneclive engineering or other mitigath/e procedures. f tt is also our opinion that ihe
construction of the 15 by 16 foot addition will not increase the geologic hazarde to other
structures or properties. I
The analyses and recommendations in this report are based upon visual observations
performed at the location. The scope of servioes for this project does include any
geotechnical recornmendations in regards to particular construction melhods or
procedures which may be required to build in this particular geologic setting. lf the client
is concemed about the geotrechnical aspects of the project, it is suggesled that a full
geotechnical soils investigation be performed.
we appreciate the opportunity to work with you on this projec{. lf you have any questions
cqncemlng this report, or if we may be of ftrrther service to you, please do not hesitate to
contact us.
Reviewed:
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JUN 11 '98 L?|4t 9?A 4g,4 A454 PNGE. A3
JOB NAME
LOT RT.aaI.FTT T \I/'
The rocation and avair-ability of utilities, wheiher they be maintrunk lines or proposed linei, -*u.t
be approved ancthe rotto"ins u^ei:'iei"r i;;-;i""';;companvins .,.." J,liiiried bv
..rl.,/lJt1-cJJ
NOTE:
Authorized Siqnat.ure
9. i : -w9:r Comrnunicarions1-800-922-198?
468-5850 or 949-4530
P"lll._ g"rvj-ce Company949-5781
Gary HaIl
HoIy Cross Electric
949-5892
Ted Husky,/Michael
neritage Cablevision
949-5530
Steve Hiatt
A q cnz.
Laverty
Uplef Eagle valley wat.er&_sanitation District *
4't 6-1480
Fred liaslee
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Project Name: Mountain Bell Tower
Project Description: Two new antennae
Owner, Address and Phone:
Architect/Contact, Address and Phone:
160 Mountain Betl Road
unplatted
Buildine Name:
Board
Action: approved
The antennae shall be painted an earthtone color
Project Street Address;
Legal Description:
Parcel Number:
Comments:
Motion by:
Seconded by:
Vote:
Conditions:
Town Planner: George Ruther
Date: 7lt4/95 DRB Fee Pre-Paid:
fi.ign Review,t.f,r, Form
TOWN OFVAIL
Town of Vail Police Department
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PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENTAL COMMISSION
Monday, July 13, 1998
FINAL AGENDA
Project Orientation / LUNCH - Gommunity Development Deoartment 1i:00 p.m.
MEMBERS PRESENT MEMBERSABSENT
Greg Moffet
John Schofield
Galen Aasland
Diane Golden
Ann Bishop (left at 4:30 p.m.)
Brian Doyon
Tom Weber
Site Visits : 12:00 p.m.
1 . La Tour - 122 East Meadow Drive2. Antleds - 680 West Lionshead Place3. Scolnick - 2935 Basingdale Blvd.4. Liberty Wirestar - 3160 Katsos Ranch Road (Vail Mountain School)5. Craythorne - 2701 Davos Trail6. Mt. Bell - 160 Mountain Bell Road7. Rockledge Rezoning - Rockledge Road8. Gorsuch - 263 Gore Creek Drive9. Byrne - 493 Beaver Dam Road10. Ptarmigan Rezoning - Ptarmigan Road11. Meyer- 813 Potato Patch Drive12. Timber Falls - 4469 Timber Falls Court
2:00 p.m.
1. A request for a front setback variance to allow for the construction of an inclined elevalor,
located at 2701 Davos Trail/Lot 15, Block B, Vail Ridge Subdivision.
Applicant: Sonia & Brian Craythorne, represented by Galen AaslandPlanner: Christie Barton
MOTION: John Schofield SECOND:Tom Weber VOTE:6-0-1 (Galen
Aasland recused)
APPROVED WITH 1 CONDITION:
Driver: George
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Public Hearing - Town Council Chambers
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1. A revocable Right - of - Way Permit will be obtained before a building permit is
issued and changes be made to the slaff memo to incorporate the 0 setback and
the relocation of the tree from in front of the structure.
2. A request for a variance io allow for GRFA in the front setback localed ai 2935
Basingdale Blvd./ Lot 19, Block6, Vail Intermountain Subdivision.
Applicant: Jay & Sheryl Scolnik, represented by Railton-McEvoy ArchitectsPlanner: Christie Barton
MOTION: John Schofield SECOND: Diane Golden VOTE: 7-0
APPROVED
3. A request for an additional 250 square feet of GRFA for a primary/secondary residence
- located at 493 Beaver Dam Road/ Lot 1, Block 2, Vail Village 6th.
Applicant: Ron Byrne, represented by William ReslockPlannen George Ruther
MOTION: Ann Bishop SECOND: Galen Aasland VOTE: 7-0
APPROVED
4. A request for a minor exterior alteration in CC1 at the Clock Tower Building, located at
263 Gore Creek Drive/ Lots C, D, E & F, Block 5, Vail Village First Filing.
Applicant: Gorsuch Ltd., represented by Resort Design CollaborativePlanner: George Ruther
MOTION:AnnBishop SECOND:JohnSchofield VOTE:7-0
APPROVED W]TH 3 CONDITIONS:
1. That the applicant submit detailed civil engineering drawings indicating how the
gulters and downspouts will be tied into lhe Town of Vail stormwater system. The
drawings shall be submitted for review and approval of the Town Engineer prior to
ihe issuance of a building permit.
2. That the applicant submii an application and receive a revocable right-of-way
permit to allow for work to be completed in the Town of Vail right-of-way prior to
the issuance of a building permit.
3. That the applicant pay $2,677.65 into the Town of Vail parking fund prior to the
issuance of a Temporary Certificate of Occupancy.
5. A request for a conditional use permit to allow for the insiallation of a telecommunication
facility at the Vail Mountain School, located at 3160 Kalsos Ranch Road/ Lol 12, Block 2,
Vail Village 12th.
Applicant: Liberty Wirestar, represented by Jill JilenickPlanner: Christie Barton
MOTION:Tom Weber SECOND: Brian Doyon VOTE: 7-0
APPROVED
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6. A request for a major exterior alteralion in CC2 and a conditional use permit, to allow for
an outdoor dining deck, located at the Village Center Building (La Tour), 122 East
Meadow Drive/ Block 5E, VailVillage 1st.
Applicant: Fred Hibbard, represented by Snowdon & Hopkins ArchitectsPlanner: George Ruther
MOTION: John Schofield SECOND: Galen Aasland VOTE: 7-0
APPROVED WITH 7 CONDITIONS:
'1. That the unpainted soffits on the existing building be painted prior to the issuance
of a Temporary Certificate of Occupancy for the addition.
2. That the applicant provide spot elevations, as deemed necessary by the Public
Works Department, for the proposed addition, prior to applicalion for Building
_ Permit. The purpose of the spot elevalions is to determine the effects of the
proposed addition on lhe surface drainage of the plaza area
3. That the applicant install a snowmell system under the entire area of the plaza.
Portions ofthe plaza have been left unheated pending lhe proposed
improvements to the Village Center Building.
4. That the applicant replace the non-matching pavers along the curbline in front of
Cleone's and Karat's wilh ihe matching pavers that will be removed to
accommodate the footprint of the new restaurant addition.
5. That the applicant submit detailed drawings of the new landscape planter for ihe
review and approval by the Town of Vail. The new landscape planter shall be
constructed pursuani to the direction outlined in the Vail Village Urban Design
Guide Plan.
6. That the applicant pay $48,896.17 into the Town of Vail parking fund. The pay-in-
lieu fee is intended to mitigate the increased parking requirement resulting from
the construction of the new addition. The parking fee shall be paid in full prior to
the issuance of a Temporary Certificate of Occupanry.
7. That permanent ski storage be e3tablished.
7. A request for a side setback variance, to allow for the conslruction of an additional
garage, located at 813 Potato Patch Drive/Lot 1, Block 1, Vail Potato Patch.
Applicant; Liz & Luc Meyer, represented by William PiercePlanner; Dominic Mauriello
MOTION: John Schofield SECOND:Ann Bishop VOTE: 6-0-1 (Tom Weber
recused)
APPROVED
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8. A request for an amendment to a previously approved plan for the Timber Falls
Development, located at 4469 Timber Falls CourUunplatted.
Applicant: RAD Five L.L.C., represented by Greg AmsdenPlanner: Dominic Mauriello
MOTION: Galen Aasland SECOND: John Schofield VOTE: 6-0
TABLED UNTIL AUGUST 10, 1998
9. A request for a worksession of a major exterior alteration in CC2 and the establishment
of a Special Development District for lhe Antlers at Vail, located at 680 W. Lionshead Pl./
Lot 3, Block 1, Vail Lionshead 4th Filing.
Applicant: Anllers Condominium Associalion, represenled by Robert LeMnePlanner: Dominic Maudello
WORK_SESSION
10. A request for a conditional use permil to allow for additional antennae on th€rMoun|rir
Bell tower, located ai 160 Mountain Bell Road/ Unplatted
Applicant: Town of VailPlanner: George Ruther
MOTION: John Schofield SECOND: Brian Doyon VOTE: 7-0
APPROVED WITH 2 CONDITIONS;
1. That the applicant paint the additional antennae and the appurtenant equipment
an earth-tone color (grey/brown), to reduce any visual impacl associated with lhe
installalion of the antennae.
2. That The Leaming Tree and ABC School be notified of this approval.
11. A request for a rezoning from previously unzoned property owned by the Uniied States
Forest Service and lransfened to the Town of Vail pursuant to the Land Ownership
Adjustment Agreement to Primary / Secondary Residential District for property located at
Rockledge Road/portions of United States Forest Service Lot 3, totaling 1.78 acres based
upon the proposed Final Plat (not yet recorded) of Rockledge Forest Subdivision
prepared by Dennis Shelhorn as Job No.0332-002 dated February25, 1998.
Applicant: Town of VailPlanner: Dominic Mauriello
MOTION: John Schofield SECOND: Galen Aasland VOTE: 7-0
APPROVED
12. A request for a rezoning from previously unzoned property owned by the United States
Forest Service and transfened to the Town of Vail pursuant to the Land Ownership
Adjustment Agreement to Primary / Secondary Residential District and Natural Area
Preservation District for property located at Ptarmigan Road /Govemment Lot 2 (1 .66
acres) and Lot3 (4.252 acres) created by a survey done in 1995 under the authority of
the Bureau of Land Management Cadaslral Survey.
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Applicant: Town of VailPlanner: Dominic Mauriello
MOTION: John Schofield SECOND: Galen Aasland VOTE: 7-0
APPROVED
13. A request for a minor subdivision of Lot G-1 to create a new lot, located at 1410 Buffehr
Creek Road, Lot G-1 , Lion's Ridge Subdivision Filing 2.
Applicant: Leroy Schmidt, represented by Eric JohnsonPlanner: Dominic Mauriello
WITHDRAWN
14. A requesl for a conditional use permil, lo allow for a bed and breakfast operation, located
?t 1779 Sierra Trail/Lot 18, Vail Village West Filing #1.
Applicanl:
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Malin Johnsdotter/ Robert ZeltmanPlanner: Christie Barton
TABLED UNTIL AUGUST 24; 1998
15. Information Update
16. Approval of June 2?, 1998 minutes.
The applicalions and information about the proposals are available for public inspection during
regular office hours in the project planne/s office located at the Town of Vail Community
Development Department, 75 South Frontage Road.
Sign language interpretation availabte upon request with 24 hour notitication. Please call 479-2356, Telephone for the
Hearing lmpaired, for information.
Community Development Department
Published July 10, 1998 in the Vail Trail.
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Design Review Action Form
TOWN OFVAIL
Town of Vail Police Department
160 Mountain Bell Road
unplatted
Buildine Name:
Motion by:
Seconded by:
Vote:
Conditions:
Board / Staff Action
Action: approved
The antennae shall be painted an earthtone color
Town Planner: George Ruther
Date: 7ll4l98
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A: TYPE OF APPLICATION:
. tr Additional GRFA (250)
tl Bed and Brcatdast
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GENERAL INFORMATION
This application is for any projcct rcquiring approval by thc Planning and Environmcntal Commission. For spccific
information, sce the zubmittal rcquirements for thc particular approval that is rcquestcd. Thc apptication can not bc
accepted until all roquired information is submittcd. Thc project may also necd to bc reviewed by thc Town Council
Qucstions? Call thc Planning Staff at 479-2 I 38
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COMMISSION APPROVAL
Amendmcnt to an Approved Dwelopment Plan
Employee Housing Unit flypc: )
Major or tl Minor CCI Extcrior Alteration
(VailVillage)
Major or tr Minor CCII Extcrior Alteration
(Lionshcad)
Spccial Dcvclopmcnt District
Major or D Minor Amendmsnt to an SDD
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MAILINGADDRESS:
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FEE . SEE THE SI.JBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS FOR THE APPROPRIATE FEE.
SI,BMIT TIIIS APPLICATION, ALL STJBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS AND THE FEE TO THE
DEPARTMENT oF COMMITNITY D.EVEL0PMENT, T5 sourH FRONTAGE ROAD,
For Oflicc Use 0nly:
FccPaid:-N/t+. cH:By:
Application Date:_ pEC Mccting Datc:_--._,,__
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A prc-application confcrcnce with a planning staffmcmbcr is strongly cncouragcd. No application can
Uc'acccpica untcss it is complc-tc. It is thc applicant's rcsponsibility to makc an appointmcnt with thc
staff to dctcrnrinc additional submittal requircments'
SUBMITTAL REOUIREMENTS
FEE $200.00. Thc fec mug! be paid at tbc time of submittal.
Stamped, addresscd envelopes and a list ofthc namcs and mailing addresscs ofall propcrty owncrs
adjacent to thc subjcct properfy, including propcrties behind and across sEeets' Thc applicant is
reiponsible for concct names and mailing addrcsscs. This information is availablc from the Eagle
Coung Assessor's office. - ' i
A dcscription ofthc prccise naturc of the proposcd usc and its operating charactcristics and measures
proposcd to make thc usc compatiblc with other propcrties in thc vicinity, Thc dcscription must also
addrcss:
l. Rclationship and impact oftho usc on dovclopment objcctivcs ofthc Town'
2. Effccr of thc use on light and air. distribution ofpopulation, transportation facilitics, utilitics,
schools, parks and rccrcation facilitics, and othcr public facilitics and public facilitics nccds.
3. Effcct upon traffic, with particular rcfcrcncc to congcstion, automotivc and pcdcshian safcty
and convcnicncc, taffic flow and controt, acccss, mancuvcrability, and rcmoval ofsnow from
thc strccls and parking arca.
4. Effcct upon thc charactcr ofthc arca in which thc proposed usc is to bc locatcd, including thc
scalc and bulk ofthc proposcd usc in rclation to sunounding uscs. ,.
A preliminary titlc rcport, including schcdulcs A and B. to vcriff owncrship and cascmcnts.
lfthc building is condominiumized, a lcttcr from thc condominium association in support ofthc proposal
must bc submittcd to staff.
Four L4) copics ofthe following:
An improvemmt survcy ofthe property showing property lines, locations of all improvcmcnts,
topography. and natural feahres.
A site plan at a scalc of at least l " = 20' showing proposed dcvelopment of the sitc, inctuding
topography, building locations, parking. traffic circulation, useablc open sp.lcc, landscaped
areas and utilities and drainage featurcs.
Building elcvations and floor plans, at a scale not smaller than onc-eighth inch equals one fool
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For intcrior modifications. an inrprovcnrcnt survcy and sitc plan nray bc waivcd by thc Adnrinistrator.
PLENSE NOTE THAT ONLY COMPLETE APPLICATIONS CAN BE ACCEPTED. ALL OF THEREQUIRED INFORMATION MUST BE SUBMITTED IN ORDER FOR THIS APPLICATION TO
tsE DEEMED COMPLETE,.
TIME REOUTREMENTS
A' Thc Planning and Environnrcntal Commission nlccts on thc 2nd and 4th Mondays of eachmonth' A complctc application form and all accompanying matcrial (as dcscribcd abovc) mustbc accepted by thc Communify Dcvclopmcnt Dcpartmcnt by thc appropriatc subnrittal datc,which is a minimum of.four (4) wceks prior to tht datc of thc Prgpubii. h.-ing. Incomplctc
applications (as detcrmined by thc pranning staff) wiil not bc acccptcd.
B' All PEc approvcd conditional usc pcrntits shall lapsc if construction is not commcnccd wirhinonc ycar ofthc datc.ofapproval and diligcntly pursucd to complction, or ifthc
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i.i*r'idrt ii.approval is grantcd is not conrmcnccd within-onc year.
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If this application rcquires.a scpararc rcvicw by any local, Statc or Fcdcral agcncy othcr than thcTorvn of Vail, thc application fcc shail bc incr..t.d by $200.00. Examptc.s of such rcvicw, mayincludc, but arc not linritcd to: colorado Dcpartnlcnt of Highway Acccss pcrmits, Army corps ofErrginccrs 404, ctc.
Thc applicant shall bc rcsponsiblc for paying any publishing fccs which arc in cxccss of50y. olthc :rpplication fcc. tf, at thc appricanis rcqicst. any mattcris postponcd for hcaring, causing thcmattcr to bc rc-publishcd, thcn. thc cntirc fcc for such rc-pubriiation shail bc paid by thcapplicant.
Applications dccmcd by thc community Dcvclopmcnt Dcpartmcnt to havc dcsigr. land usc orothcr issucs which nuy havc a significant inrpaci on thc. comnrunity may rcquirc-rwicw byconsultants in addition to Torvn staff, Should a dctcrnrination uc nraac'by tirc Town staff that anoutsidc consultant is nccdcd, thc. comnruniry Dcvclopmcnt Dcpartmcnt rnay hirc thc consuttant.Thc Dcpartmcnt shall cstinratc_thc antount of nron.y'n.".ssary to pay thc consultant nnd thisamount shall bc forwardcd.to thc Town by thc appricant at thc tinrc of firing un afftication.Exqcnys incurrcd by thc Town in cxccss of thc uro*t forwardcd uy tfrc fpticant shall bc paidto thc Town by thc applicant within 30 days of notificarion by thc Town. #t.;;;r, funds wirlbc rctumcd to thc applicant upon rcvicw contplction.
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A request for a conditional use permit to allow for
Mountain Bell tower. located at 160 Mou
Town of Vail, represented by Corey Schmidt
George Ruther
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FROM:
DATE:
SUBJECT:
MEMORANDUM
Planning and Environmental Commission
Communig Development Department
July 13, 1998
Applicant:
Planner:
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OF VAIL
PI..ANNER:
I. DESCRIPTION OF THE REOUEST
The applicant, lhe Town of Vail, represented by Corey Schmidt of the Police Department, is
proposing to install two new antennae atop the existing Mouniain Bell tower. The new antennae
will be approximately 2 114" in diameter and will be approximately 8' tall. The antennae are
proposed to be mounted along lhe back edge of ihe tower. In order to reduce the visual impact
of the new antennae, the applicant has proposed to paint the anlennae an earth{one color to
help blend in with the sunounding area.
II. ZONING ANALYSIS
The Mountain Bell lower is located in the General Use (GU) Zone District. Pursuant to Section
Q-geA, Conditional Uses, public utilities installations, including transmission lines and
appurtenant equipment, are conditional uses in the General Use Zone District. Siaff has
determined that the proposed installation of additional transmitting and receiving antennae and
the appurtenant equipment requires the issuance of a conditional use permit, pursuant to
Chapter 16 of the Town of Vail Municipal Code.
III- CONDITIONAL USE CRITERIA AND FINDINGS
Upon review of Title '|2 Chapler 16, the Community Development Department recommends
approval of the conditional use permit based upon the following factors:
A. Consideration of Factors;
1. Relationship and impact of the use on development objectives of the
Town.
Staff believes that the requested conditional use is compatible with the
existing telecommunications use on the site, and is generally consistent
with the purpose of the General Use Zone District. The additional
antennae will be painted an earth-tone color to blend in with the
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surounding area. Staff believes that it is advantageous lo accommodate
several telecommunication uses in this one location, rather than having
numerous facilities scattered about the Town.
2. The effest of the use on light and air, distribution of population,
transportation facilities, utilities, schools, parks and recreation
facilities, and other public facilities needs.
Staff believes there will be no impact on lhe criteria described above.
3. Effect upon traffic with particular neference to congestion, automotive
and pedestrian safety and convenience, traffic flow and control,
access, maneuverability, and removal of snow from the street and
parking areas.
Staff believes there will be no negative impact on the above-described
criteria, since once the equipment is installed, there will be little or no
reason to revisit the site. Visitations to the site will only be required
periodically for maintenance purposes.
4. Effect upon the character of the area in which the proposed use is to
be located, including the scale and bulk of the proposed use in
rclation to surrounding uses.
Staff believes the proposed request will have no negative impact on the
scale and bulk of the existing facility tower, nor will it have any negative
impact on the character of the sunounding uses.
B. Findings
The Planning and Environmental Commission shall make the following findings before
granting a conditional use permit:
1. That the proposed localion of the use is in acsord with the purposes of the
conditional use permit section of the zoning code and the purposes of the
district 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 delrimental to the public
health, safety, or welfare or materially injurious to properlies or
improvements in the vicinity.
3. That the proposed use would comply with each of the applicable
provisions of the conditional use permit section of the zoning code.
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IV. STAFF RECOMMENDATION
The Community Development Departmenl recommends approval of the conditional use permit
request, to allow for the installation of additional anlennae atop the Mountain Bell iower, located
at 160 Mountain Bell Road. The recommendation of approval is based upon review of the
criteria and findings outlined in Section lll of this memorandum.
Should the Planning and Environmental Commission chose to approve the applicant's request for
the conditional use permit, staff would recommend that the Planning and Environmental
Commission make the following findings:
1. That the proposed location of the use is in accordance with the purposes
of the conditional use permit section of the zoning code and the purpose of
the General Use Zone District.
2. That the proposed location of the use and the conditions under which it
would be operated or maintained will not be detrimental to the public
health, safety, or welfare or materially injurious to propeilies or
improvements in the vicinity of the Mountain Bell tower.
3. That the proposed use will comply with each of the appliceble provisions
of the conditional use permit seclion of the zoning code.
Further, should the Planning and Environmental Commission chose to recommend approval of
lhe conditional use permit request, staff would recommend that the following condition be made
part of the approval:
1. That the applicant paint the additional antennae and the appurtenant
equipment an earth-tone color (grey/brown), 1o reduce any visual impact
associated with the installation of the antennae.
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PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN that the Planning and Environmental Commission of the Town of
Vail will hold a public hearing in accordance with Section 12-3-6 of the Municipal Code of the
Town of Vail on July 13, 1998, at 2:00 P.M. in the Town of Vail Municipal Building. In
consideration of:
A request for an amendment to a previously approved plan for the Timber Falls Development,
located at 4469 Timber Falls Court/unplatted.
Applicant: RAD Five L.L.C., represented by Greg Amsden
Planner:Dominic Mauriello
Planner:Dominic Mauriello
A request for a work session / conceptual review for a major exterior alteration and an SDD for
the Antlers at Vail, located at 680 W. Lionshead Pl./ Lot 3, Block 1, Lionshead 4th.
Applicant: Antlers Condo Association, represented by Robert LeVine
A request for a major exierior alleration in CCI and a conditional use permit, located at lhe
Villagie Cenier Building, 122 East Meadow Drive/ Block 5E, Vail Village 1st'
Planner:
Applicant:Owner, represented by Snowdon & Hopkins Architects
George Ruther
A request for a variance to allow for GRFA in the front selback located at 2935 Basingdale
Blvd./ Lot 19, Block 6, Intermountain.
Applicant: Jay & Sheryl Scolnik, represented by Railton-McEvoy Architects
Planner:Christie Barton
Planner:Christie Barton
A request for a fronl setback variance to allow for the conslruclion of an inclined elevator,
located at2701 Davos Trail/Lot''|5, Block B, Vail Ridge Subdivision'
Applicant: Craythome
Planner: Christie Barton
A request for a conditional use permit to allow for an additional antenna on the Mountain Bell
tower, localed at 160 Mountain Bell Road/ Unplatted
Applicant: Town of Vail
Planner:George Ruther
SuOOivision prepardd by De'nni! Shelhom as Joi No. 0332-002 dated February 25' 1998'
Applicant: Town of Vail
Planner: Dominic Mauriello
A request for a conditional use permit to install a telecommunication facility at the Vail Mountain
Scnobt, locaied at 3160 Katsos'Ranch Road/ Lot 12, Block 2, Vail Village 12th.
Applicant: LibertY Wirestar
A request for a rezoning from previously unzoned property ownedty the U.nite states Forest
Service and transferred to the'Town of Vail pursuant to the Land Ownership Adjustment. , .
ngii"tn"ntlo National Area Preservalion District and Primary / Slcondary Residential District
foi proferty localed at Rockledge Road/portions.of United States Forest Service Lot 3, totaling
i,Z6 j"r"iO"sed upon the proiosed Final Plat (not yet_r_e9gr!^ed) of Rockledge Forest _
,ntbge Road
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Learning Tree
129 North Frontage Road West
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ABC School
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l. Town o.f Vai I I FsurEcJ F_{ond
1990.
IndLtcrlrnc:trt Rrlr;otr.rticrrr r:n June 19,
2. Application f ilerd uri Lh Deprartment tr.f ["ocal n.f {air.B based
tlre Fr'o'f e.sionar Developrnenr" [o'po'ati.r] pr"olrosar .f 'r- a
$lSrC,CrOr(:lr)O Bond Al locerti orr.
3. State { i rst approvelcl $4 | 0(rO, Or.){r , ilrerr i rrcy-eased to
$6fclooloctO 46p rg9o, r,lith verbar agreemerrt that they woulrt
al I ocate the bal ance c] f the :f l g, ODo , Cr(l(t I rr .Ianlrar-y l99l .
4- The proposal to D0LA irrclLrcled {or- cclrei rlerati on variours
gites suggetiterr by t3ba{f and several possirrre private erteg.
A'f ter irrverstlgatlorr n{ eites, ilrm fl[Lll:l-T0.U_BF_t,L ef te, ourned try
the Towrr of vail, was deLerminecr hy ilre par"ties to tre the best,
politically potisibler'l'or.rn ourned elte, FDC obtained oprtiong on a
. slte krr0r,Ir ars trrel rEpQ:l-L,Q r.iite in In[-.er-molrrrt:ain, lrrest VaiI arrd a
collection of contig oi.lli lr:rt-s irr ulest V;,,ril, hehirrd tlre liaf eur.-ry
$itore, gennrally referre,j; to try tlre yrar-tiG|r ;rsi tlre oBERLol.rR site.
5. Ths fieveL,rper orieinated this proposal to the Town of Vail
and r,rr-r6iht t': ,-':nmhi ne the best elements of pr.ivate sector
rlEv'+l':'FmFnL and funding, wit:h gcr ?,.Jrnmcrr La I cooperation, to
fr^rlf ilr a pr-rt'lie need fc,r af fordabre housing. l^le wirr manage the
ItnitE tlrrr'r-rgh llamFbelr Fr':perties- l'le pr:esently manage over 1?00
nni t.s r1f sr-rnr,'sntiona r market rate and low and moderate lncome
hnrrsing in five states. we own and manage low income units in
Eagle, Lamar, La.lunta, Fort Morgan, Ft. Lupton, Windsor and
Eerthoud, C,-.,Iora,lo. We know what the construction costs and
pr,:bJ.ems are here in Colorado and as managers know what the
br-rirdings have to hsve to be to provide long terro affordabre
lr--,r11;i111.1 and eontrol maintenance costs. We have experl-enne l-n
1*;r:ing in qt-nfnrmance with Federal regulations for low and
mr,derate incr-,me housi ng arrd have deveroped policies which w.i. l-L
msintain rrn.i tr and bheir surrounding in excellent shape.
l1 Theax Lrnits rrifl r-emrin Affardable Hor-rsinH. Federal law
f r--i +, txn rr:ii+nF,t, txrrds i rsrr*= rL-:qnil..{.is tha L t,he un i ts be kept as
af f or:i.-laL,ls lr,rtrr i''g -llr.i r "r mini.mrrm Fc-r:iod of lF years or for the
l.ife ':f thn h*nds, r.rhichever is greater. The Bonds wirr be 2b or
l0 yea' bonds. t^le have infu-,r'r,rally agreeci to keep the units as
;rf fr'r'l.rhI',: h':ursing frr a period of 50 ycars. [owever, if we adopt
[.li;1 pr,rp,:,ral whxr*hy th-: Tor.rn is the owner of the land for all
tlr'*,= sites. all of those issnes will also be controlled in the
l ea.t e.
7. l{ow elEF does tlris project differ {rom other proposals whlch
lrave been cl i scutsged i n Vai I ?
l. bJe haver not asked f or {ree land or tax exelmptions,
7. The sites presently propoged are al 1 ln the Town of Vailt
convenient to :rhopping t with bt.rsi gervlce and in one case
close enourgh to bursinelisee to walk ln to the Villaqe.
3. The Devel oper wi I I be ttrer contr':rctor ancl tras proposed an
Agreement witlr the Town wheretJy r-Fnts witl not be increaeed,
except to meet certaln operating eltpen$e$ r CI"{AFA rentg and
debt gervice obligations.
4. Thr.{ Dev€?lnpmr lra* a hcrme} irt Vail artd wlLl menage the
unttg, with a regident man.ager located in the Ltnits.
E. Urrcler our propog.rl PDC wi I I pay the Tr:wn $1 r 168 r zC,C, f rom
the Frivate Activity Forrds (recoLirse to FDC but not to the
Town of VaiI ) aB a "orlGi time" Iease paytnernL. The T'ownr with
those funds, utnder the proposed Agreement, will purchase the
privatn liites at cl$$iing arrd loase thnm to PDC.
At tha Fnd o+ the leas$ terrn tlrn -lown will ownr not only the
land for all three'qitesn hut also the buildingsr wiLhout
havl ng pal d any pLrbl i c {lrncls to ['ruy thel l arrd or to erect the
uni t,tg.
E!. We h;rve pc*ncli ng Rerorri ng Appl i cati orrri .f or al I three Bl te6
as .f nl L owsir
A. l"loltntai rr llel I ---"-l otrrr [)ulrred*.-";: onetl aqr i cul turr-al -*l ocated on
the l.lorth Frontage Road, "rt the Be*ll Tmwer', Vail with two
cJay care cBntErr'$ al r"e;lJy on t:frs* rii t$, Llrri L rir irppl i erl f or
under MD1'{F. roni ng 6'4.
E. Peclotto--Privett?Iy ownc?d under optic:n Lo PDC. Located on
Hnicknick Road trr l,rlest t/ai1. lirice, $i50flr0{ttlt. Freeently
loned Frimary- Eiecorrdary. Appl ication {or- L"!D[E- {S. units,
f or densl ty only. Jl're reeL. o.f tlie rlenign wi l l rneet al l
recluirements of t,he preaent underIyirrq zcJne as to set-baclre,
I arrdscapi rrg , Srarkl rrg .' e[,c.
C. Oberlohr"**Frlv;itLnly owrreecl"- lrrlhs l5-l l., Iucatecl behirrrl
Saf eway in WeEt Vai I , is eonerd frr-iotar-y* liiecondar"y anct ownecl by
l'inoracl []her-lohr urrrder- o;r'Lion {:r: [:'Dil. Fr".rr"nhase pr"ic$, $4gi{r, (r(::rr::r;
Ltlt l? owrred tly tli ckman nrrcJnr- optiorr tr: flD[.i. Fr.esent roning,
Frim;lry-" $*rcorrrl*rr-y. [::'r"icm $*'fjr()(.){)i l.-trt lS gurneld try l{nicJht LrncJ€!r
optl orr to FDC. F'reserlL eoning, Fr-im;itr-y fierccrnrlary. frr-ice *65,OCt0.
ilonincl r"equrert;t, l.LDlJ[., 59 urrri.t.s" /-\q1ain, thqr r-est cr.f tfrm cleriign
wl l1 rneet al I of the requi remorrrtri cl.f the* urnclerl yl ng =one.
TOTAL LJhlITgi ON TI-IREE SITE$j: 166
IIULJABI.F-.
In ordelLo use 'L.he allocation {nr. 19?C, +r-ont Lhe $t"-rte, all
mat here must proceecJ or1 an expecti ted basis. Reeoninp and Deeign
Review muet be completed by Decenrber l, lgg(r, An Agreement with
the Town with respect to the leasing o.f tl're sites must be
finislrpd wlthin l(t days of October 16, l?90 in orcler for it to go
to the Underwriterr, who will in turrr siencl it to pr"on;:ectlve
i nsti tuti orral trond purchaliertr. Thi:i Agreement r.ri ttr the Town murc',t
tre approved but wlll not be in final {orm, since the Eond
purchaser who is pr-rtting Llp the "liiold" will yrarrt some input lnto
the ter'rns, particurlarly those relaL,ing to tfreir r.iglrts in the
event o{ any rlaf ar.rl t on Lhe BnncJs.
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PROTESSIOIIAI, DBIIBII)PIIEIIT CORPORATIOIT
llo:3:",t:sl D,E]rEp-p^tr8^!l coRpoRArroN I s -a rennessee corporatton .T: "::_l:T'"S_-11, le-8o and has a"r"i;p"d ;l*ty'G;;iiriiiil"ilii#;
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'rr'r' .r caan qerrc''._ poB1t10n, For had a project rn default of anyof the above regrulatory aqre6r5nis.
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S:^l1Tfl?ll_1:l_b_1,des1ee, a1 Elec.trical Ensineer, wlth a s.s. inIl:"_.f-r":r*pfi":"_!lp.r."'r_Cni=-t-r""-;;;;#;':":JrrJi]ir;;:.;:wae.,tlre owner o-{_ganprer_l e _capnr"rr c"nrurtl"g E;;i;:"".;'" iiii'rrE!
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:":*:::*lt_::l':,"*p:^"t-l:_r,r_t:._i-i.*i"iri'il:;ililil"u' j''"1'i=,="'#Liia crosa sectl.on of the varLous projecis.
slnce Lg7z, l'rr. canpberr has been invorved in the rear estatedeveropnent busrness, and was the presldent of wrc Rear EstateD'evelopnent corporation frou rgis-to 1980. -wtrr"-"ervtng ln thleposJ.tlon, he wai invorvea-iitrreievetopnent of approxlnately 3o0ounlte of houel_ng.
Ir:T--1^9_90 -to p-resent, trr. Canpbetl has been the Pregldent and:*l*?*j:,n:'"1.""':":1*p;y:i:p-!;it-cii,p"."Iii",- "ia'ri"T'.,1'*'r"llEi:#"T,lT1-'^""sf :.::gl:oo9-f ^1i;-a;;;i;,"d;;il"i#;;;;ff ;;':ffi :::3:,.SL.," jr^*::*1v13g.o,gtio,q"'.;'i"-J-l,r''i""1Tir'i;;t""":il;severa I s ing I e r anl ry - iubdlirs io;- ana s rn!i" -i.r-r1"f i'o""rfi;:
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Personar lnspectiols,of all _occupred proJects are nade by canpberrProperties etaff on a monthty laiis.
A riet of the Dr-o-pert-tgs deveroped by professionar DeveropnentCorporation and -nan]ugea by A;d;iI properties fottorre:
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ROSEDAL,E, MS 24DREW, !!s 36II|EUPHIS, TN L47IIIKA, l,ls 7aCLEVELAND, lls 40HOTLY SPRINGS, lils S0BYHALIA, lts 25RED OAKS, US 25HORN IAKE, l.ls 48GREENVIr.I,T:, l,ls 48FORREST crTY, ARN 37WINDSOR, co 36BERTHOUD, co 3LItlEl-lPHIS, Tl[ 396I'T. LUPTON, co L2cr.,EvEraND, !{s 37ITIEMPHfS, TN 98TUNICA, us 80I{EDOWEE, AL 24DALEVILLE, AL 48I|EADOWOOD, AL 32SI'NRISE I SOSI'NRISE rI 50EAGLE, co 36IAlltaR, co 3.7FORT ttoRGAN, CO 25
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L981
1982
t 984
L983
1983
1983
1984
1984
1984
1985
1985
1984
1984
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1985
1986
1986
1985
1985
1985
1985
1986
1986
1986
1986
1986
Le87 /8et989/90
1989
1989
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988
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988
988
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98t
988
988
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98t
98t
98t
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988
988
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98&
988
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$1,045
$1 ,083
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9L,292
91,283
$1,120
$1,193
9e58
i7,254
$3OO
$e89
$6,4OO
$2,376
$584
91,045
$580
$1,268
$1,305
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LIST OF PROJECTS:
APAR${ENTS:
Amar1l.lo, TexaaLlttle Rock, Ar.Albuquerque, N.Irt.El Paso, TexaBLexington, Ky.Ioulevll-J-e, Ky.EvanEville, Ind.llashviLle, Tn.Hot Sprlngs, Ar.
(Archltectural EngLneerl.ng DeBlgm)
l2-story hLgh-ri.se12-story hlgh-rleelo-story hlgh-rleelo-story hlgh-rieel4-etory hlgh-rlaelO-story hlgh-rlae12-story hl-gh-rleel2-Btory hlgh-rleel2-story hlgh-rlee
Fairhope, Alabana
Spartanburg, 8.C.Colunbla, S.C.
WLlnlngton, S.C.
Taupa, Fla.Iafayette, Ind.
Bloonington, Ind.threveport, Ia.
NI'RSING HOl.lE FACILITIES:
GreenvLlle, N.C.
RJ.chnond, Vlrglnla
Towson, ![d.Cherry Hl-ll , N.iI.Greeneboro, N.C.ttLnston-SaLem, N.C.
GaetonJ-a, N.C.
UOTEIJ PROJECTS:
lliani Springs, Fla.
Tucumcarl , N.lit.Ia.ncaster, Ohlo
OFFICE BUTLDTNGS:
Clncinnatl, OhloIndianapolis, Ind.Ioulsvitle, Ky.
Paducah, Xy.
Kansas City, l{o.St. Louis, l{o.Ilouston, TexasAt1anta, Ga.
New Brunswick, N.J.llenphis, Itl.
SCHOOL PRO;'ECTS S
Indianapolis, Ind.
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12 story
5 story
4 atory
5 story5 story
3 story
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Design Review Action Form
TOWN OF VAIL
Project Name:
US West Wireless and Sprint Spectrum
Project Description:
Equipment shelter for telecommunications facilities
Six panel antennls and two microwave dishes (dishes not to exceed 2' in diameter)
Owncr, Address and Phone:
US West Cornmunications
fuchitect/Contact. Address and Phone:
Jitl Jetinelr. Libertv Wirestar
730 lTrh Sireet Std. 830
Denver, CO 80202 (303) 534-6991
Project Street Address:
169 North Frontage Road
Legal Description:
unplatted
Parccl Number:
2l0l-064-00-001
Building Name:
Mt. Bell Tower
Comments:
PEC approval for a conditional use permit received on 5/18/98
Motion by: Bill Pierce
Seconded by: Clark Brittain
Town Planner:
Christie Barton
Date:
5/20/98, Amended 8ll2l98
Board / Staff Action
Action: Approved
DRB Fce Pre-Paid:
$20.00
Vote: 5-0
Conditions:
!. That the roof and sldlng materiat match the existing roofing material.2. That the shed roof slopl to the north.3. That the appllcant protlde revised plans bofore the bullding permlt is lssued.
Note: Revised plans received 612198. These meet the conditions of approval
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Design Review Action Form
TOWN OF VAIL
Projcct Name: US West Wireless and Sprint Spectrum
Project Dcscliption: Equipmentshclterfortelccommunications facilities
Owncr, Address and Phone:US West Communications
Architcct/Contact. Addrcss and Phone: Jill Lelinek, Liberty Wirestar
730 lTth Street Ste.830
Denver, CO 80202 (303) 534-6991
Project Street Address: 169 North Frontage Road
Lcgal Description: unplatted
Parcel Number: 2l0l-064-0G001 Building Name: Mt. Bell Tower
Comments: PEC approval for a conditional use permit received on 5/18/98
Bill Pierce
Clark Brittain
Board / Staff Action
Action: ApprovedMotion by:
Scconded by:
Votc: 5-0
Conditions:1. That the roof and siding material match the existing roofing material.2. That the shed roof slopt to the north.3. That the applicant proVide revised plans before the building permit is issued.
Note: Revised plans received 612198. These meet the conditions of approval.
Town Planncr': Christie Barton
Datc: 5120198 DRB Fec Pre-Paid: $20.00
.. t-Qucstiorrs? Call |lanning Staff at 479-2128
APPLICATION FOR DESIGN REVIElV APPROVAL
TOl'/iN OF VAIL
CENERAL INFORMATION
f6i-oppf i.ution is for any pijcct rcquiring Dcsigrr Rcvicrv approval. Any projcct rcquiring dcsign rcvicrv nrttst'
rcccivc Dcsigu Rcvicrv approval prior to subnlitting for a buiitlirrg pcrnrit. F<lr spccific infonrratiolr, scc thc subrnittal
rcquircnrcnts for thc particuliu approval that is rcqucstcd. rhc appiication canrrot bc acccptcd until all,the rcquircd
infornration is subnrittcd. Thc piojcct nray also nccd to bc rcvicwtd by thc Torvn Council and/or thc Planning and
Euvironmcntal Corrrrrrission. o.rign Rcnicr" Board approval cxpires onc ycar aftcr final approval unlcss a
building pcrnrit is issucd antl construction is started'
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DESCRIPTION OF THE REQUEST:
LOCATION OF PROPOSAL:LOT: " IjLOCK:- FILING:
PI.IYSICAL ADDRESS:
PARCEL #i 240 I -IAq'eo.Io | (Contact Eaglc Co. Asscssors Otficc at 970-328-8640 for parccl #)
ZONING:
NAME OF OWNER(S):
MAIt,ING ADDRESS:
OWNER(S) SIGNATURD(S):
NAME OF APPLICANT: J I
MAILING ADDRESS:l\fI t-1-
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Re: Tcnant's Sitc Codc : Mbr l8'Uonshcad (US WEST Ccntral Officc)
160 Mountain Bcll Road
Vail, CO
To: Mr. Kcn Wdker, PSL Manager
US WEST Communications/Rea] Estate
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LETTER OF AUTHORIZATIoI"j
To Whom It MaY Conccrn:
Thc undcrsigacd hercby authorizes U S WEST Wirelcss' L'L'C" ils attorney' agcnts
o, ,"prrr.n l,ivcs, to makc application for any nccessary zoning petitions including
rhc fiihg of building pcnnil applications.
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Kcn Wdket
(602) 9s2-0s57
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TRANSMITTAL SHEET
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COMPANY:
Tovmof Vail
DATE:
0s/11/98
SENDER'S REFERENCE NIMBER:
SSLP #415
TOTAL NO. OF PAGES INCLUDING COVER:
RE: DESIGNREVIEIUTAPPLICATION
Per our discussion, I am prwiding you wfuh a Desigr Review Application and dreck for 160
Mountain Bell Road to be processed in tandem with our CUP Application, Please refer to the
color photos from the CUP npplication. If you have any questions , please do not hesitate to
conracr me af Q03) 534-699L Thankyou a8ain foryourassistance.
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PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENTAL COMMISSION
Monday, May'18, 1998
FINAL AGENDA
Project Orientation / LUNCH - Community Development Department
MEMBERS PRESENT
Greg Moffet
John Schofield
Galen Aasland
Diane Golden
Ann Bishop
Brian Doyon
Tom Weber
Site Visits :
1.
2.
3.
Driver:
MEMBERS ABSENT
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Updated 5/18 4pm
12:30p.m.
1:00 p.m.
US West - 160 Mountain Bell Road
Yaros - 5119 Black Bear Lane
Golden Bear Store - 286 Bridge Street
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NOTE: lf the PEC hearing extends until 6:00 p.m., the board will break for dinner from 6:00 - 6:30 p.m.
Public Hearing - Town Council Ghambers 2:00 p.m.
1. A request for a conditional use permit, to allow a US West Wireless and Sprint SPeclrum
facility, located at 160 Mountain Bell Road/Unplatled (on the exisling Mountain Bell
tower).
Applicant: US West Communications, represented by Jill Jelinek of Liberty Wirestar.Planner: Christie Barton
MOTION:Ann Bishop SECOND: Diane Golden VOTE: 7-0
APPROVAL WITH 2 CONDITIONS:
1. That the applicant provide a site specific hazard report before issuance of a
Building Permit for the project.
2. That the DRB approve the shed.
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Updated 5/18 4pm
A request for a side setback variance, lo allow for an existing garage in the side setback
to be converted to GRFA. located at 51 19 Black Bear Lane/Lot 8, Block 2, Gore Creek
Subdivision.
Applicant: Dr. Ronald Yaros, represented by John PerkinsPlanner: George Ruther
MOTION: Brian Doyon SECOND:John Schofield VOTE: 7-0
APPROVED - With direclion to the DRB to pay special altention to the tree mitigation.
A request for a minor CC1 exterior alteration, to allow for a change to previously approved
plans, located at 286 Bridge Street, A & D Building/Lots A & B and Part of C, Block 5-A,
Vail Village 1st Filing.
Applicant: Lee Kirch, Golden Bear StorePlanner: George Ruther
MOTION: Galen Aasland SECOND: Ann Bishop VOTE: 5-2 (Tom Weber and
Brian Doyon opposed)
APPROVED AS IT RELATES TO THE NORTH ELEVATION WITH 6 CONDITIONS .
With a recommendation for staff to give the applicant some flexibility:
1. That a public way permit and a revocable right-of-way permit be executed prior to
issuance of a building permit. The public way permit application shall be
accompanied by a construction fencing, traffic control, and staging plan. These
plans must be reviewed and approved by Public Works and Community
Development statf. The applicanl shall coordinate and receive approval for all
final grading plans for the paver/drain pan repair work from Public Works prior lo
issuance of a building permit. The applicant shall also coordinate plans 1o direcl
rooftop run-off inlo the slorm sewer system with Public Works.
2. That the applicant prepare and submit a detailed exterior lighting plan for review
and approval by the DRB prior to issuance of a Temporary Certificate of
Occupancy.
3. That the applicant provide a minimum of two streetscape benches along Gore
Creek Drive/Bridge Street prior to issuance of a building permit.
4. That the applicant coordinate irrigation plans and plant material selection
decisions with Todd Oppenheimer at Public Works prior to issuance of a building
permit. On-going maintenance of all landscaped areas shall be required of the
applicant. Final Town review and approval of landscaping around the Fire
Departmenl connection shall occur prior to issuance of a building permit.
5. That payment of the parking pay-in-lieu fee shall occur prior to issuance of a
building permit.
3.
UPdated 5i l8 4Pm
6. That a gable roof form be designed into the Proposal over the large display
window on the north elevation, to break-up the horizontal eaveline and to enhance
lhe appearance of the improvements.
4. A proposal lo amend the zoning regulations to allow single-family and two-family
structures to expand by 500 sq. ft. or less in allowable Gross Residential FloorArea
(GRFA), without compliance with certain design requirements; allowing interior GRFA
conversions for multiple-family slructures; reorganizing the conditional use section of the
Zoning Regulations; and allowing Type ll Employee Housing Unils as a permitled use
rather than a conditional use in Single-Family, Two-Family and Primary/Secondary
Residential Zone Districts.
Applicant: Town of VailPlanner: Dominic Mauriello
TABLED UNTIL JUNE 8, 1998
5. A requesl for a worksession lo discuss a major amendment to SDD #4, to allow for a
fraciional fee club and a change to the approved Development Plan, located at 1325
Weslhaven Dr., Weslhaven Condominiums/ Cascade Village Area A.
Applicant: Gerald L. Wurhmann, represented by Robby Robinson
Planner: George Ruther
TABLED UNTIL JUNE 8, 1998
6. Information Update
7 . Approval of May 1 1 , 1998 minutes.
The applications and information about the proposals are available for public inspection during
regular office hours in the project planne/s office located at the Town of Vail Community
Development Department, 75 South Frontage Road.
Sign language interpretation available upon request with 24 hour notificaton. Please call 479-2356, Telephone for the
Hearing lmpaired, for information.
Community Development Department
TOWN OFVAIL
Department of Community Deve lopment
75 South Frontage Road
Vail, Colora"do 81657
970-479-2138
FAX 970-479-24s2
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May ltl, l99tl
Jill Jclinck
Libcrry Wircstar
730 lTth Stlcct
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Dcnvcr. CO 1t0202
US West Wircless and Sprint Spcctrum Antcnnas
Mountain Bell Towcr
169 North Frontagc lload, Vail, CO
Dcar Jill:
At a mceting on May ltl. l99ft. the Planning and Environrncntal Commission approvcd your
application fol a conditional usc pcrrnit to install 6 pancl antennas and one equiprncnt shcltcr'.
Conditions on thc application are as follows:
l. That the applicant providc a site spccific hazard rcport bcfore issuance ofa
Building Pcrmit for thc projcct.
2. That thc applicant obtain Dcsign Rcvicw Board approval fbr the equipmcnt shed.
Ifyou havc any qucstions. plcasc callmc at (970) 479-2454.
Vcry truly yours..,1 - .1(this/obrn-l
Christic Barton
Planncr Il
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tpno,leD By THE
TOWN OF VAIL
PI.ANNINO AND
ETWIRONMENTAL COMMISSIONMEMORANDUM
To: Pfanning and EnvironmenialCommission OATE: q -lg4K .
FRoM: community Devefopment Department gga1111Eg. Un^nhz (7u,4zJ
DATE: May 18, 1998
SUBJECT: A request for a conditional use permit, to allow for wireless communication
antennas with equipment shelter, located at the Mountain Bell tower, 169 N.
Frontage Road/ unplatted.
Applicant: US West Wireless & Sprint Spectrum, represented by Jill Jelinek of
Liberty WirestarPlanner: Christie Barton
I. DESCRIPTION OF THE REOUEST
The applicant proposes to install six panel antennas mounted to the existing Mountain Bell tower.
The antennas will be painted lo malch the tower. The equipment shed will also be designed to
blend into the background and will not be visible from the frontage road. The construclion of the
shed will not involve any additional site disturbance, but will be cantilevered over existing
concrete areas. The shed will
be constructed of cedar siding with a forest green roof to blend into the background. Cellular
services and antennas are considered a public utility or service requiring a conditional use permit
in this zone district.
The proposal includes the installation of 6 panel antennas and a 16'x 18' x '10' equipment shed
localed on the north side of the existing tower. The employees will snowshoe into the shed in
the winter to maintain security, as US West Communications is concemed with the securily of
the facility. See proposed plans and photos attached.
II. ZONING ANALYSIS
The subject property is zoned General Use (GU) District. According to Chapter 9C of the Zoning
Code, "Public Utility Installations" can be permitted in the GU zone district as a conditional use.
Development standards are determined by the PEC. This proposal will add 240 sq. ft. to an
existing 8405 sq. ft. of site coverage for a total of 18o/o.
III. CONDITIONAL USE CRITERIA AND FINDINGS
Upon review of Title 12 Chapter 16, the Community Development Department recommends
approval of the conditional use permit based upon the following factors:
A. Consideration of Factors:
1. Relationship and impac't of the use on development objectives of the
Town.
Staff believes that the proposed use is compatible with the existing
telecommunications use, and is generally consistent with the purpose of this zone
district. The antennas will be painted a flat (non-reflective) tan to blend in with
the color of the existing tower. Stafl believes that it is advantageous to
accommodate several telecommunications lacilities in one location, rather than
having many towers throughout the town.
2. The effect of the use on light and air, distribution of population,
transportation f acil ities, uti lities, schools, parks and recreati on
facilities, and other public facilities needs.
Staff believes there will be no imDact on the above-referenced issues but will
creale a benefit in the form of providing additional telecommunication services.
3. Effect upon traffic with particular relerence to congestion, automotive
and pedestrian safety and convenience, traftic flow and control,
access, maneuverability, and removal of snow from the street and
parking areas.
Staff believes there will be no impact on the above-referenced issues as the
facility will be visited once per month for maintenance purposes. Utilizing an
existing structure further reduces impact as the access road is already maintained
for the primary use of the facility.
4. Effect upon the character of the area in which the proposed use is to
be located, including the scale and bulk of the proposed use in
relation to surrounding uses.
Staff believes lhe proposed equipment building has been designed in a way to
minimize any detrimental effects. The proposed panel antennas should have
little or no effect on surrounding properties and uses and provides for co-location
ot telecommunication facilities on the same structure.
B. Findings
The Planningand Environmental Commission shall make the lollowing findings before
granting a conditional use permit:
1. That the proposed location ol the use is in accord with the purposes of the
conditional use permit section ol the zoning code and the purposes of the
district 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 detrimental to the public
health, safety, or welfare or materially injurious to properties or
improvements in the vicinity.
3. That the proposed use would comply with each of the applicable
provisions of the conditional use permit section of the zoning code.
IV. STAFF RECOMMENDANON
Staff recommends approval of the conditional use permit based on the criteria discussed above,
subject to the following findings:
1. That the proposed location of the use is in accordance with the purposes
ol lhe conditional use permit section of the zoning code and the purpose of
the General Use zone district.
2. That the proposed location of the use and the conditions under which it
would be operated or maintained will not be detrimental to the public
health, safety, or welfare or materially injurious to properties or
improvements in the vicinity.
3. That the proposed use will comply with each of the applicable provisions
of the conditional use permit section of the zoning code.
The recommendation is also subject to the lollowing condition:
1. That the applicant provide a site specific hazard report belore issuance of a
Building Permit for the project.
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SIGNAl'URE(S):
vAIL, COLOTTADO 8165?,
AI'PI,I CA'T' ON TIOR I' I,ANN I N G AN D ENVI RONIVT IiN'f A I,
COMNII.SSION APPROVAL
TOIyN OF V/|IL
GFNEITAI. INFORMATION
'fhis applicltion is for any projcct rcquiring npproval by thc Pliurnirrg and Environmcntal Conrnrission. For spccific
infornmtion. scc thc subnrittal rcquircnrcnts for thc particular approval thnt is rcqucstcd. Thc application can not bc
ncccptcd rurtil allrcquircdinfornrationissubnrittcd.'fhcprojcctnrayal.sonccdtobcrcvicrvcdbylhcTorvnCorurcil
and/or lhc l)esign Rcvicw Boiud.
A. TYPE OF APPLICA'IION:
tr Additional GRFA (250)
E llcd and Brcakfast
El Conditional Usc Pcrmit
tr Major or El MinorSubdivision
fl Rczoning
n Sign Variancc
El Variancc
D Zoning Codc Anrcndnrcnt
Qucstions? Cth. nhnning Staff a: 4i?.1111,o
B Anrcntlnrcnt lo nn Approvcd Dcvclopnrcnt Plan
tr ErnployccllousingUnit(Iypc: )tr Major or E Minor CCI Extcrior Altcration .
'I(VailVillngc)
tr Major or tr Minor CCII Extcrior Altcration
(Lionshcad)
Spccial Dcvcloprncnl District
Major or E Minor Anrcndnrcnt lo an SDD
D. DESCRIPTION OF Tl{E REQUEST: US WEST }Yircless & Sorint Soectrum oropose two unmanned telecommunications
facilities consisting of a totd of 6 panel rntcnnas mounH to the existing brick tower, paint€d to blend into the background
and I equipment shelter (16 x 18 r 10 high at peak) located on thc northeast corner bchind the building mcchanicel pad.
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I-OCATION OF PIIOPOSAL: LOT_IILOCK_ FILING unotatted
ADDITESS: 150 Mountrip Bcil Rd (169 N. Frontrye) BUILDING NAMII. Mountain BeU
ZONING:
NAME OF OWNER(S): US TVEST Communicetions (Mountein Stotes Telephone & Telegraph)
MAILINC
Dcnver. CO E0202 PI{ONE: (303) 89G.d383 Bin Riedcu
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c.NAME OF.REPRESENTA
OIVNBR(S) STGNATURE(S): Scc attached siqned bv Ken Walker
Wircless LLC and
MAILING.ADDRESS:
PHoNEry73
FEE - SEE THE SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS FOR THE APPROPRTATE FEE. $200.00
SUBMIT THIS APPLICATION, ALL SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS AND THE FEE TO THD
DEPARTMENT OF COMMI'NITY DEVELOPMENT,75 SOUTH FRONTAGE ROAD,
vArL,coLoMDo 81657,
For Officc Use Only:
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TRANSMTTTAL Date Received
APR eO 1e98
Date: February 17, 1998
To: Town of Vail Department of Community Development
From: US WEST Wireless LLC and Sprint Spectrum LP
Re: Submittal of Application for Planning and Environmental
Commission Approval
Attadred please find:
1. Application
2. Letler of autlorization and separate handwritten application signed by Owner.
3. (4) sets of 24 x 36 drawings, consisting of site plan, enlarged site plan, elevations
and as built grading plan redlined with proposed equipment shelter to show
topography.
4. 4 sets of equipment shelter specs and elevations
5. 1 black and white photo sim, 1 color photo sim
6. 1 check for $220.00 to pay ihe CUP fees and $20 for DRB fee.
7. 1 application for Desigr Review Approval (application requirements for DRB
will be supplied by CUP hearing date)
8. Mailing list and stamped addressed envelopes.
9. Justification of application
10. fitle RepbrL
Description of proposal:
Spdnt PCS is joined with US WEST Wireless in the l-70 conlJor buiHout, to minimize the number of
appl'n:ations and sites in Vail. US WEST and Sprint are projecting co-development of two sites in lhe
Town of Vail jurisdiction. The subject application consists of adding 6 panel antennas to lhe existing
bricktowerpaintedtoblendwilhthebuildingmaterial,plusal5xl6xl0highequipmentshelter.
Ht,t{ l5 ' uB I /: uB F RUm E Ue 554 43Ub t'H\2E , UVZ
P.@3/A3ApR 1s 's8 L?tzs FR o/EST UTRELESS 303 398 849? r0 ]ZSsaaSee
Date: April 15, 1998
Re: Tenant's Site Code : Mtt l8'Lionshead (US WEST Ccntd officc)
160 MountainBell Road
Vail, CO
To: Mr. Ksn Walker, PSL Mutager
US WEST Communications/Real Esute
LETTER OF AUTHORTZATION
To Whom It MaY Conccra:
The undersigucd hercby authorizcs u s wEST wileless, L.L.c., its attoroey' Egents
or r"prcr.otitivcs, to make application for any necessary zoning petitionS including
rhc filing of building pcnnit applications.
Vcry tdy yours,
IGnWalke.r
(602) 9s2-oss7
Date
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Iraming Tree
129 N Frontage RdW
Vail, CO 81657
ABC School
149 N. Frontage Rd
Vail, CO 81657
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RTYITEM MAY AFFECT YOUR PROPE
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN that the Planning and Environmental Commission of the Town of
Vail will hold a public hearing in accordance with Section 12-3-6 of the Municipal Code of the
Town of Vail on May 18, 1998, at 2:00 P.M. in lhe Town of Vail Municipal Building. In
consideration of:
A request for a conditional use permit, to allow a US West Wireless and Sprint Spectrum facility,
located at ',|60 Mountain Bell Road/Unplatted (on the existing Mountain Bell tower).
Applicani: US West Communications, represenled by Jill Jelinek of Liberty Wiresiar.Planner: Christie Barton
A request for a side setback variance, to allow for an existing garage in the side setback to be
converted to GRFA, located al 51 19 Black Bear Lane/Lot 8, Block 2, Gore Creek Subdivision.
Applicant: Dr. Ronald Yaros, represented by John PerkinsPlanner: George Ruther
A proposal to amend the zoning regulations to allow single-family and two-family structures lo
expand by 500 sq. ft. or less in allowable Gross Residential Floor Area (GRFA), withoul
compliance with certain design requiremenls; allowing interior GRFA conversions for multiple-
family structures; reorganizing the conditional use section of the Zoning Regulations; and
allowing Type ll Employee Housing Unils as a permitted use rather than a conditional use in
Single-Family, Two-Family and Primary/Secondary Residential Zone Districts.
Applicant: Town of VailPlanner: Dominic Mauriello
The applications and information about the proposals are available for public inspection during
regular office hours in the project planner's office located at the Town of Vail Community
Development Department, 75 South Frontage Road.
Sign f anguage interpretation available upon request with 24 hour notification. Please call 479'
2356, Telephone for the Hearing lmpaired, for information.
Community Development Department
Published May 1, 1998 in the Vail Trail.
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75 S. Frontage Rd
Vail. CO 81657
Mtn-18 Lionshead (US WESTCO)
adjacent owners mailing list
JUSTIFICATION FOR CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT
I. Relationship and impact of the use on developmcnt objectives of the Town of Vail
The proposed use is consistent with the existing use of the property, providing less impact than
previous rvireless installations at Solar Vail and Red Sandstone Elementary School.
ll. Effect ofthe use on light and air, distribution of population' transportation facilities, uses,
schools, parks and recreation facilities, and other public facilities and public facility needs.
Our proposed installation will not affect these uses. in fact will create a benefit to the community
by providing additional telecom municatiott options.
III. Effect upon traffic, with particular reference to congestion, automotive, and pedestrian
safety and conveniences, traffic flow and control, rccess, maneuverability and removal of
snow from the streets and parking area.
Our sites are visited approximately once a month tbr rnaintenance purposes, thereby creating little
to no vehicular impact. Utilizing an existing structure turther rninimizes impact as the access road
is already maintained fbr the prirnary use of the fhcility.
IV. Effect upon the character of the area in which the proposed use is to be located, including
the scale and bulk of the proposed use in relation to surrounding uses.
The proposed use is conrpatible with the existing use on the property and provides for collocation
of communications on the same structure.
EQUTPMENT STTELTER SPECTFTCATTONS AND ELEVATIONS ATTACHED
PROPOSED OUTSIDE MATERIALS :
Cedar Lap Siding
Standing Seam metal roofing- for maximum fireproofing.
Color proposed Forest Green (Can be ordered almost any color-perhaps to
blend wi0t existing building)
US WEST Wireless and Sprint Spectrum
CoProposal for 160 Mountain Bell Rd.
Mnrl8 Lionshead (US WEST CO)
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MAIN ruNNER IO' X 12# WDE FI.ANGEI'BEAM 8,'IO FT. LUMBER
SPREADERS 4" X S.4# CFIANNEL ONE MID SPAN
zuMBERS q X5.4 C}IANNEL . FRONTAND BACK
UFTING EIES rcUR CORNER SKID MOUNT
CROSS RUNNERS I{/A '
TIRES N/AAXEIS N/A
RUNNING UGHTS N,/A
JACI6 N/A
COATING HOT DIPFED GALVINIZED
CUPS STEEL CUPS 16" ON CENTER
MISC f,l,/A
MISC. ROD ANO GAS
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INSUI-ATION
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3/8" X3" l-AG BOLTS 16" ON CENTER
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5l/2" BATT, l6'o.c
I6" ON CENTER8.IO FT. LUMBER
TIVO I-AYERS
FLOOR LIVE LOAD
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STUDS
TOP PI.ATE
BOTTOM PI.ATE
COLUMNS & JAMS
INTERIOR BACKER
INTERIOR COVER
INSULANON
SIDING
SIDING BACKER
PAINT
WRAP
EXT. BELTRAII-S
CEIUNG HEIGHT
DIAGOMLERACIII
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N/A
N/A.
10'-o,'To 7'-5" CEILING HEIGHT
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5 l./2" BATT. TRAFT. 16"O-c
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BOTTOM PI-ATE TVA
INTERIORBACI(ER N/A
INTERIOR COVER }.|/A
INTERTOR COVER N/A
@vERttG N/A
COVERIT.IG BACKEIN/A-
CSUNG TIEIGHT N/A
PLENUM WALL }UA
LNFT. N/A
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120 PsF
4" VltifYL BASE
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24' ON CEhfrER
8,10 FT. LUMEER
FIBEERGI.ASS EATT
I./2'I PRFDECORATED 6TP.
pitch 4 tN 12'
1X X4" CEDAR TRIM
1' X4'CEDARTRIM
I. X4'CEDARTRIM
I" X4" CEDARTRIM
TRUSSEs
TRIJSSES BAND
GIRDERS .BFAII
ROOF COVER
ROOFING BACKER
TRUSS BRIDGING
Il.tsUIANON
ACCESS PANEL
]NSUIAT]ON BKR
CE]TING COVER
TRUSS CLIPS
CLOSURE STRIPS
ROOF SWLE
ROOF UVE L]OAD
CzuNGBATTEN PRE FIN. VII.{YL
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INT. BASE
INT. CORNER
INT. CSUNG
TRIM
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TRIM
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DO. CORNER
EXT. ROOF
ROOF CAP
EXT.DOOR
WOODTRJM
W@DTRIM
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WOOOTRJM
trr. wNDow N,/A
ROOF EAVETRIM STEEL RAKETRIM
SOFRTVENTS NlA6'SOFFr N/A
FACIA WAFRAMING N/A
INT. MOD UNE N/A
GUTTEN./DWN SF}YA
CARPETMOD UNE}VA'
SKIRT FRAMING N/A
SKIR11NG N/A
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HARDWARE(B) N/A.
stzE (c) N/A
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NON REMOVASLE PINS
LOCI( sET
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N./A
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N/A
l.YA
N/A
N/A
lvA
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20 AMP EREAKER
ROMEX 12-Z
FOtJR, 48'ZTUBE
N/A
WAVE GUIDE ENTRY POFT
Ercl'ff 4" BO0TS
N/A
STATE EUCTRICAL INSPECNON
COMMERC!{L STEEL DOOR
WEATHER PACKAGE
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DOOR COSTTOTAL
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LOAD CEII{TER w/ MAIN LUG
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RECEPNCALS N/A
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MISC I,IATERIALS N/A
METER BOX NOT INCLI.'DED. MUST BE SPECIFIED WHATTYPE,
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N/A
N/A
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N/A
N./A
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COOUNG N/A
HEAT/COOLUNIT N/A
f-smi TIMER; 6 HR sPRlt'lG wouND MEcHANIcALTIMER
TRUNK DUCTII{G N/A
FLP( OUCT1NG N./A
RETURN AIR I{/A
SUPPLY AtR N/A
DAMPER GRILL N/A
s/M DRoPS l.YA'
C.BOXSIDETAP }.|/A
SPIN IN N/A
ROOF VENT I2'. TURBIN VEiIT ROOF MOUNT
o{Br F VS{TS N/A
EXhIAUST FAN N/A '
RV.A.C. coSTTOTAL
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WAT-RC-LOSET N/A
URIML
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SINK CAEINET }VASINK N/A
FAUCETS }VI
WATER HEATER N/ASHOWER N/A
FIXTURES WA
SUPPLYSYSTEII N/A
DRAIN SYSTEM }YA
DOWN VENT IYA
ACCESSORIES f,YA.
ACCESSORTES N/A
GRAB BARS }VA
TOWEL USPEI{SETN/ACODE N/A.Mlsc. N/4.
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cuRSE{T NEg AND UBC,
UBC CONSTRUCNON OCCUPANC( V?, TYPE 5-N
PLUMBNG @STTOTAL
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MlsC ITE]4S COSTTOTAL
LOADS ts 1 50#/w-3 0#t'l-^1 ZO#
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LA\ID TITIJE GUARAI\ITEE COMU{
CUSTOMER DISTRIBUTION
April 15, 1998 Our orderr No.: v26L627
Propercy Address:
US WEST P.qRCEI,
/
, / us wEsr wrREtEss, L.L.c.
-e3or
EAsr cor.FA:(, RooM 314
DElitvER, co 80220
AEEn: CORI K- ALIILI
FAJ! 303 398-8497
Copies: 1 via US Postal Senrice
trR 16 '9€ @:Sg L9?A4?64534 PRGE.@I
"aQ **t rrrr.,E GUARANTEE coM,?o coNrAcrs
April ls, 1998 our Order No.: v25l-527
Buyer/Borrower:
TO BE DETERMINED
SeIler,/Owner:
MOUNTAIN STATES TELEPHONE AND TETEGRAPH
COMPAITY, A CORPORATION
Property Address:
US WEST PARCEL
If you have any inquiries or reguire further assiscance, please
conE,act one of che nuEd)ers lisEed below:
For Closing AssisEance: For Ticle Assisc,ance:
. JIIL I{ELLS. 108 S. FRONTAGE RD W.Phone: vAfL, co 91559Farc: Phone -. 97A 476-225t
Phone:Fax: 9?0 476-453a_
TIiANK YOU FOR YOUR ORDER!
FPR 16 '99 A8:58 L9?A4764534 PAG3.A2
C}iICAGO TITLE INSIJR\I{CE COMPA\TY
Oo"ro coMMrr*"G
SCHEDULE A
Our Or:der # v26L627
For Informacion Only
US WEST PARCET
- Charges -Art'aowner-Po1i8{*- - t3l3:33
*** THIS IS NOT AII I!.IUOICE, BT'T A\I ESTIMATE OF FBES. THEN R,EFERR,ING
TO THIS ORDER, PLEASE REFERENCE OUR ORDER NO. V261527
MAKE CHECKS PAYABLB TO I.AI'ID TTTLE GUARA\|I'EE COMPAIW ***
1. Effeccive Dace: fBD aE 5:00 P.t'{.
2. Policy t,o be issued, and proposed. Insured,:
. rALTArr Owrler's Policy LO-L7-92
Proposed Insured:.
TO BE DETERMI}IBD
3- The esE,aE,e or inEeresE in Ehe land described or referred to inchis Cornmicmenc and covered herein is:
A Fee Simple
4. Tic,le co c,he est,aE,e or inceresc covered herein is ac theeffective dat,e hereof vested in:
MOUMIAIN STATES TELBPITONE A}ID TELEGR}.PH COMPANY, A CORPORATION
5. The land referred Eo in Ehis ComrnitmenE is described, asfollows:
A TRACT OF LAIID IN TIIE SOUTI'EAST ONE-QUARTER, SOUTHEAST ONE-
QUARTER; SECTION 6, TOIO{SHIP 5 SOUTE, RANGS 80 WEST OF TtiE 5T:iP.M., EAGTE COUNTY, COLORADO, MOR.E PAR,TICI'i.A.RIY DESCR,iBED AS
FOLLO9.IS:
BEGINNING AT A POINT BEING T17O.2O FEET NORTII 36 DEGR.EES 01
MIITIJ:IES 25 SECONDS WEST FROM THS SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SECTION 6,
TOWNSIIIP 5 SOUIH, RA\IGE 80 9IEST OF TIIE 6TH P.M.; TIIENCE NOR?i:
00 DEGREES 00 MfNUTES 180.11 FEET; TEENCE NORTH e8 DEGRIES 34
MIN,TES WEST 143.57 FEET; TISNCE SOUTH 50 DEGREES 09 MINUIES
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Oor"o cor"1 Mrr*rl"
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our Order # v251627
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WEST 107-00 FEEf; THENCE SOUTT{ 25 DEGREES 17 MINUTES WEST
32.25 FEET; TI{ENCE SOUTH Ag DEGREES 30 MINUTES WEST 120-00
FBET;IT{FNCE SOUIH 35 DEGREES 23 MINUTES 30 SECONDS WEST 65.24
FEET; THENCE SOIJTH S3 DEGREES 36 MINUTES 30 SECObIDS EAST 411.93
FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING, COUNTY OF EAGLE, STATE OF
COLORADO.
TOGETIiER WITIi AN EASEMENT FOR ACCESS TO AI{D EGRESS FROM TEIE
AEOVE-DESCR.IBED TRACT BY PEDBSTR.IAN, \EIiIC1II"1.R., AND MOTOR
TRAFFIC, FOR AERIAL A}.ID BURTED TELEPHONE AND ETECTRIC POWER.
LINES A\ID FOR BURIED WATER, SEWER, GAS, AND OTHER IJTILITIES TO
SAID TRACT OVER AIID ACROSS TI{E FOLLOWING DESCRIBP PROPERTY, TO
WIT:
A TRACT OF tAt{D IN TIIE SOUTIEAST ONE-QUARTER, SOuTHEAST ONE-
QU.\RTER, SECTIO}I 5, TOWNSEIP 5 SOT'TE, RA\IGE 80 WEST OF TIIE 5T:iP-M-, EAGTE COU!trrr, COLORADO, MORE pARTrCItr,Atrty DSSCRIBSD AS
FOLLOWS:
BEGTNINNG AT A POIT.IT BEING 1.170.20 FEBT NORT'{ 35 DEGREES 01
MIITUTES 25 SECONDS rfEST IROM fi{E SOSTIEAST CORIIER OF SECTION 6,
TOWNSHIP 5 SOUIH, R.ANGE 80 WEST OF TliE 6TH P.M-; THENCE SOtnT{00 DEGREES 00 MINL:IES 40.25 FEBT; lHEl[CE NORTE 83 DEGREES 36MINU?ES 30 SECOIIDS WEST 382.48 FEET,. TIiENCE SOUTH 15 DEGR,EES49 MINI'ITES WEST 88.18 FEET TO TlG NORT:i RIGiiT OF WAY LINE OF
INTERST-{TE 70,. T!t!t{cE NORTI{ 74 DEGREES 21 MI}{UTES 35 SECOITDS
WEST 4O.OO FEET AIONG TiE NORTH RIGHT OF WAY IINE OF INTERST.\TE7Q; TI{E\ICE NORTII 15 DEGREBS 49 MINUTES EAST 122.20
PEET; THENCE SOUTII 83 DEGREES 35 MINUTES 30 SECOIIDS EAST 411.93
PEET To TIIE POIfi:r OF BEGINNING, COtnITy OF e\cLE, STATE OF
COLORADO
NorE: TIIE FrNAL PoLrcY DoEs Nor rN ANY wAv GUARAIITEE oR rNsuRETIIE DIMENSIONS Op THE ABOVE DESCRIBED LAND, TlrE tEcAL
DESG,IPTION IS DERIVED FROM TI{E G'AIN OF TTTI.,E A}ID ONLY AN
ACCURATE SURVEY Cfu\ DETERIVITNS TIIE DIME:I\SIONS.
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RPR 16 '98 A8r59 t9?44?64534 Peci,a4
CHICAGO TITLE INSURANCI] COMPAIIY
Ar,TA coMMrr**"
SCHEDI'LE B-SECTIONl
(Requirement,s) Our Order * V25r62?
the following are the reguiremenEs to be complied wiEh:
IEem (a) PayurenE, to or for che account, of Ehe granEors or
mort,gagors of che full consideraEion for Ehe esc,aEe or interes-,_
E,o be insured.
IEem (b) Proper inst,rumenc(s) creaEing Ehe esEaEe or inEeresE
co be insured must be execuE,ed and duly filec1 for record, to-
wiE:
It.em (c) PaymenE, of all Eaxes. charges or ass;essmenEs lewied
and assessed againse che subjecE. premises whi.ch are due andpayaJrle.
' IEem (d) Addicional requirements, if any disclosed below:
1. EVIDEI{CE SATTSFACTORY TO THE COMPAIIY THAT THE TERMS, CONDITIONS AbiD
PROVISIONS OF THB TOWN OP VAIL TRANSFER TAX HAVE BEEN SATISFIED.
2. CERTIFICATE FROM TIIE SBCRETARY OF' STATE OR OTIIER APPROPRIATE OFFICER OF
COLORADO, SEOWTNG TIIAT MOUNTAIN STATES TETEPIIONB AND TEtEGRA.P!{ COMPAIIY, A
CORPORATION IS A DUIY ORGAITIZSD A}ID EXTSTING CORPORATION UNDEP. TI{E I,AWS OF
COLORADO.
3 - wAR-LAllTY DEED FROM MOUNTAIN STATES TEI-,EPHONE AI.ID 1ELEGRAPH COMPAI,TS, A
CORPORATION TO IO BE DETERMINED CONVEYING SU9JECT PROPERTY.
NOTE: SAID DOGJMENT t'lUST BE EXECIJTED BY THE PRESIDEI'IT, VICE-PRESIDEIIT OR.
SECRETARY OF TI{E CORPORI,TION. IF A}I ASSTST.A.I\J:I' VICE-PRESIDENT OR ASSISTAT{T
SECRETARY EXECUTBS S.\ID DOCU},ENT, A CORPORATE RESOLUTION I.,IUST ts3 9ROVIDED
TO l,A\rD TrTT,l cIvING SArD ASSTSTATfI AU.TT{ORTZATION.
NOTE: TITE $31O.OO PREMIUM SIIOWN HEREIN IS R\SED ON A TO BE DETERI',IINED
PURCHA'SE PRICE. UPON RECEIPT OF THE DOII.A.R, A}4Oi}flT TO BE INSURED, S.\ID
PREMIIII,I WILL CIIANGE.
NOTE: UPON NOTIFICq,TION OF TEE BttvER BNITITY, ADDITIONAI REQUiRSMEMS .{i{DXCEPTIONS MAY BE NECESSARY.
NOTE: EFFECTIVE SEPTEN(BER 1, L997, C?'S 3O-10-4OG REQUIR.ES
TTIAT AII, DOCOMENIS RECEI\TED FOR RECORDING OR FILING IN THE
CLERK AI{D RECORDER'S OFFICE SE.A.IL CONTAIIV .\ TOP I4ARGIN OF AT
LEAST ONE INC}T A.\ID A iJEFT, R,IG}TI A}ID BOT?CM MARGIN OF AT
PAGE 3
RPR 16 '98 0Et:59 19144?64534 FnGE.A5
CHICA@ TITLE INSUR.\N-CI] COMPAI']r
A L T A C O M M I T "?* '
SCHEDULE B-SECTIONl
(RequiremenEs) Our Order * v261627
.
TEAST ONE-IIA.I.,F OF AI'I INCH. THE CLERK AND R.ECORDER MAY
REFUSE TO RECORD OR FILE ANf DOCIJ}4ENT THA'T DOES NOT CONFORI'"I,
EXCEPT TH.AT, TiiI R.EQUIREMEITT.FOR THE TOP I,IARGIN SHALL NOT
APPLY TO DOCU'IENTS USING PORYIS ON WHICIi SPACE IS PROVIDED
FOR RBCORDING OR FILING INPORMATION AT TH']i TOP I\T\RGIN OF TIiE,
DOCUMENT.
NOTE: EFFECTIVE .tAlilUARY 1, 1993, CORPORATIONS THAT DO NOT
I'LAII{TAIN A PERMANEAIT PIJACE OF BUSINESS IN COIORADO, .A}iD
NONRESIDENT INDIVIDUALS, ESTATES A}ID TRSS'TS WILL BE SUSiTECT
TO A COLOR.ADO
'.TITI{HOI,DING
TN( FROM TTIB SA],ES OF COLORADO
REA! ESTATB rN E"XCESS OF $100,000.00. Tlill wrTlIHOi,DrNG TAX
WILL BE TEE SI,'AI,LER OF TWO PERCEIIT OF TITE SAI,ES PRICE OR TliE
NET PROCEEDS FROM TITE S.AJ,ES OF TgE REAL ESTATE.
TTIE TAJ( WILL BE WITIISELD BY THE TITLE INSURqNCE COMP.A] T OR
ITS AGSNI A}JD ST]BMITTED TO THE DEPARIMISIT OF REW€}IUE, WHSR3
IT WILI BE CRSDITED TO THE SELLBR'S INCOME TN( ACCOUNT AS AN
ESTII4\TED T.U( PAYI,EIIT. TIIE SELLER CAN CL,AIM CREDIT POR THE
ESTIMATED PA:|I,[EI..IT AGAINST THE INCOME TAX LIASILITV WHEN HE
OR SHE FII.ES A COLORADO RETIJRN FOR TITE YEJTR OF TI{E S.AI..,E.
PAGE 4
nPR 16 '99 A8:59 L9?44?64334 PncE.A6
o:"i": "':": :-,::-T': :"Ht"
SGEDULE B-SECTION2
(EccepEions)Our Order # v26f627
The policy or policies co be issued will concain excepE,ions Eo Ehe
following maEters unless Ehe same, are disposed, of Eo t,he
saEisfaccion of Ehe company
l-- Right,s or claims of parties in possession noL shown by thepublic records
2. EasemenEs, or claims of easemenes, not, shown by che public
records.
3. Discrepancies, confliccs in boundary lines, shortage i.n area,
encroachmencs, and any facEs which a correct sunrey inspectionof Ehe premises would disclose and which are noc shown by chepublic records.
4. Any lien, or right Eo a lien, for senrices, labor or mat,erialheretofore or hereafEer furnished, imposed by law and noE shohEby the public records.
5. DefecEs, Iiens, encumbrances, adverse claims or other matrcers,if any, creased, firsc appearing in ehe public records oracuacfring subsequeDE, Eo gbe effective dace hereof buc prior t,othe daEe Ehe proposed insured acguires of record for value the
estaEe or inE,eresE, or morEgage Ehereon cowered by this
ConEniE,menE,.
6. T+es or special assessment,s vrhich are not shosrn as exisEingliens by the public records.
7. Liens for unpai.d water and sewer charges, if any.
8- In addicion, the owner's policy uilL be subject to E,hemorcgage, if'any, noted under icem one of Sect,ion ]. of Schedule
ts hereof
9. RIGHT OF PROPRTETOR OF A VEIN OR IODE TO EXTT(ACT AA]D REMO\TE HIS ORE
flTEREFROM SHOUTD TI{E SA}4E BE FOUITD TO PENETRATE OR TMTERSECT Tl{E PRBMISES
A'S RESERVED IN IINITED STATES PATENT RECORDED May 24, :-904, IN BOOK 48 AT
P-\GE 503.
',.tIU. I(IGTI'I. U!.. WAY FOR DITCITES OR CAI'IALS CONSTRUCTED BY THE AIITHORITY O' THE
UNITED STATES AS RESERVED IN INiTED STATES P.\TElcr RECORDSD t4av 21, L901, IN
BOOK 48 .4.T P-\cE 503.
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RFR 16 '98 88:59 L9?44?64534 PCce.A?
::T": ":': ;":TT:pr
SC]iEDULE B-SECTION2
(ExcepEions)Our Order * V261627
11. WATER ANID WATER RIGETS, DITGI AI{D DITCT RIGIIIS.
12. RIGIfT OP WA.y 40 FEET IN WfDTII AS DESCRIBED IN CONDEMN-ATION FOR RIGitT OF wAy
AWARDED TO TIIE IJNITED STATES OF AIvIERICq TN INSTRUME}IT RECOR.DED AUGUST 12,1935 IN BOOK 115 AT PAGE 349.
13. RIGHT OF W.\Y AS GRANTED TO THE STATE OF COLORADO IN INSTRUT"IENT RECORDSD
JUNE 8, 1940 IN BOOK 127 AT PAGE 455.
14. RTGHT OF WAY AS GRAbIfED TO TIIE FLBMING LUMBER AND II4ERCA}.ITIIE COMPA}TC IN
INSTRUI,IE}TI'RECORDED.IAI{UARY ].3, ]-943 IN EOOK L27 LT P.I,GE 563.
15. RTGIIT OF WAY E.ESEMENT A,S GRAI.ITED TO GAS FACILITIES, INC. IN INSTRUI.IENI
RECORDED SEBRUARY ].7, ]-965 IN BOOK 192 AT PAGE 149 AND IN BOOK 192 AT PAGE
L51- AIID RICORDED MARCIT 9, L966 IN BOOK 192 A'.r PAGE 203 AND AT pAeE 207-
15. EASEMENT AS GRANTED TO VAIL WATBR A}{D SA}IITATION DISTRICT IN INSTRUMENT
RECORDED APRIT 7, L966 If'I BOOK 192 AT PAGE 355.
17. TERMS, COIIDITIONS A}ID PROVISIONS OF NONEXCLUSIVE UNDERGROUND RIGITT OF W.\Y
EASEMSI{I AS GRAI{TED TO EOLY CROSS EIJECTR.TC ASSOCIATION, INC. RECORDED June08, L994 IN BOOK 542 .dr PAGE 344.
18. EXISTING LBASES A}ID TE}IANCIES.
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RPR 16 '98 A9IAA L9794?64534 PRGE.AE
LAND TITLE GUARAN'IEE COMPANY
-v
DISCLOSURB STATEI4ENT
Reguired by Senat,e BiIl 91-14
A) The subjecc real propertry may be locat,ed in a special Eaxing
disericc.
B) A Cercificase of Taxes Due liseing each ca:cing jurisdiction
may be obEained from Ebe County Treasurer or Lhe Coungy
Treasurer's autborized agenE.
c) The informaEion regarding special d:lsBricEs and che boundariesof such disericcs nny be obcained f::om che Board of County
Cornnrissioners, che Councy Clerk and Recorder, or the County
-\ssessor-
Required by SeDaCe Bi}I 92-143
A) A CercificaLe of Taxes Due listing each Eaxing jurisdiccion
shall be obeained from che Councy Treasurer or the CountyTreasurer's auEborized agent.
RPR 16 '98 A9.gA L9?A4164U34 PRGE.Ag
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ZOI\E CHECK
Date: 6' I 149
Legal description: Lot _ Block
Address lb"l N-f-t'Z,J
:Arehiteet
Phone
Phone
Zonedtsa'tct G<-.zrz! Ctg<-- " "Proposed use
ToaI GRFA
t.,-l , /utgg,e a.z *T{CK <':'-E Buildablearea
Allowed Existing Prooosed Total Remainins
Primary GRFA _ + (425) (6ZS*; -
SecondarvGRFA +/425\(675*)=
* 675 = 425 credit plus 250 addition
Does this request involve a 250 Addition?
How much of the allowed 250 Addition is used with this requesfl
8'lo5 *zlo = gL L/9 = l{/Site Coverage
Height
Setbacks
(30)(33)
Front
Sides
Rear
20'
l5'
15'
MinimumLandscaping
Retaining Wall Heights
Parking
Garage Credit
Drivway
3', t6'
Required_Errclosed
(300) (600) (e00) (1200)
Pernritted Slope _% Proposed Slope _%
Yes NoComplies with TOV Lighting Ordinance
Are finished grades less than 2:1 (50%)
Environmental/[Iazards
Yes_ No
1) Percent Slope (< >30%)
2) Floodplain
3) Wetlands
4) Water Course Setback (30) (50)
5) Geologic Hazards
a) SnowAvalanche
b) Rockftll
c) Debris Flow
Previous conditions ofapproval (check property fite1: fJ o i€-
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Is the property non-conforming? Describe:rua
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100 yr. flood plain
Water Course Seback
Environmental Hazards
Trees
Ut'ility locations
Spot elevations
Scale
Building Height
Encroachmens
Setbacks
Site Coverage
EaveVOverhangs (4')
DakslBalconies
Garage connection
Site Grade\Slope
Reaining Walls
Fences
ParkingiGange
Tuming Radius
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,/ Crawl\Anic SPace
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Utility verification fonn
Photos ofsite
Building material samples
C.O. Verification
Sun\ShadeAngles
Ut'rlities (underground)
ttA' Yiew Conidon
:W vri*.o
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/lr /r Memo to Housing Planner if an
EHU is proposed
DESIGN RE\IIEW CIIECKLIST
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(access and grade)
cottuty Development Plan Routin!rort
Routed To:Greg Hall, Public Works
Todd Oppenheimer, Public
Mike McGee. Fire
Works
Return To:Christie Barton, ComDev
Datc Routed:5t4t98
Return By:5n2t98
Proiect Name:US West panel antennas
Project Address:160 Mountain Bell Road (169 N. Frontage)
Project Legal:unplatted
Project Description:FYI - 6 panel antennas mounted to existing tower, painted to blend into the
background and I equipment shelter (16 x 18 x l0' at highest point).
Approved _x_Denied (cite detailed reasons)_Approved with conditions
Plcase provide a topographic survcy stampcd by a licenced surueyor of the arca whcre the cquipment sheltcr is
to bc locatcd..
Please show all proposed grading around the ncw building. Proposcd glading nccds to bc lcss than 2: l (horizontal
to vcrtical), and any retainage over 4' in height should be dcsigned and stamped by a licenced engineer. No
rctaining wall should cxcecd 6' in hcight.
T. L. Partch Rcccivcd 5/7i98 Reviewed 5llll98 Returncd 5ll1/98
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VAIL TOWN COUNCIL MEETINC
FEBRUARY 1,1994
7:30 P.M.
A regular meeting of the Vail Town Council was held on Tuesdat February l, 1994, in the Council
Chambers of the Vail Municipal Building. The meeting was called to order at 7:30 P.M.
MEMBERS PRESENT:Peggy Osterfoss, Mayor
Merv Lapin, Mayor Pro-Tem
Paul Johnston
Sybill Navas
Jim Shearer
Tom Steinberg
Jan Strauch
Bob Mclaurin, Town Manager
Tom Moorhead, Town Attorney
Pam Brandmeyer, Assistant to the Town Manager
Holly McCutcheon, Town Clerk
TOWN OFFICIALS PRESENT:
The frst item on the agenda was Citizen Participation, Michael Staughton was present on behalf
of the Board of Directors of the Vail Restaurant Association. Mr. Staughton expressed the
Association's support for the expanded evening parking program in the Lionshead and Village
Parking Structures. He requested an update from Council conceming the future of the program.
Mayor Osterfoss indicated Council planned to continue the program until the end of the season, at
which time an evaluation would be done. Tom Steinberg expressed the cost to the TOV would be
a consideration in determining whether to continue the program,
Item No. 2 was a Consent Agenda consisting of two items: i) Approval of the minutes of the January
4, 1994, and January 18, 1994, Vail Town Council evening meetings, and ii) Ordinance No. !, series
of 1.994, second reading an ordinance repealing and reenacting Section 18.69.050 of the Municipal
Code of the Town of Vail, setting forth new procedures for development of land in the Hillside
Residential Zone District and providing details in regard thereto. Merv Lapin moved to approve the
Consent Agenda. Before a vote was taken, there was a brief update from Andy Knudtsen, informing
Merv of the details of Ordinance No. 2, as Merv was absent during first reading. Paul Johnston
requested that ltem No. 4, Resolution No. 3, Series of 1994, a resolution authorizing employees of
the TOV to purchase, sell resell, to or from Merrill Lynch; and setting forth details in regard thereto,
and Item No. 5, Resolution No. 4, Series of 1994, a resolution authorizing employees of the TOV to
purchase, sell, resell, to or from Unitcd Daniels Securities; and setting forth details in regard thereto,
be added to the Consent Agenda. The motion was amended to include Resolution No. 3 and
Resolution No. 4 Series of 1994 on the Consent Agenda. Mayor Osterfoss read the titles in full. A
vote was taken and passed unanimously, 7-0.
Item No.3 was Qp;6Hq,+Sclf€rof l!|94 first reading, an ordinance rezoning7.7L0 acres from
Agricultural and Open Space, Section 18.32 to Low Denisty Multi-Family, Section 18.16 located
between Tract C, Block 2, Vail Potato Patch and Parcel B. (Note: This was formerly Ordinance No.
21, Series of 1993.) Mayor Osterfoss read the title in full. Staff recommended this ordinance be tabled
indefinitely rather than denied, due to the fact a tremendous amount of work had been done by the
Housing Authority. Mayor Ostcrfoss rcitcrated that rcquest and suggested the item could be revisited
in the future, possibly by another Council. Paul Johnston recalled previous discussion regarding
rezoning the site for daycare at some future time. Jim Shearer commended the Housing Authority,
expressing his appreciation for the extensive and thorough studies tlrat had been done and the sites
the Authority has come up with. He felt the Council needed to move forward with one of the sites.
Merv Lapin made a motion to deny Ordinance No. 4 series of. 1994, with a second from Tom
Steinberg, Further discussion included comment from Paul Johnston er<pressing his opposition to
denying the ordinance and Kristan Pritz stressed the substantial amount of work that had gone into
the project by the Housing Authority, asking again that Council consider tabling the item. Discussion
continued and Jirn Morter expressed the employee housing issue should move forward, thereby
supporting the TOV's commitment to employee housing in the Valley. Mr. Morter felt there would
be problems with any proposed site. Mayor Osterfoss agreed, suggesting Council was responsible
for delaying this issue. Jan Strauch expressed his opposition to the proposed site being used for
possible housing. Merv Lapin called the question. A vote was taken and passed, 43, thereby
defeating Ordinance No. 4 Series of 1994, with Peggy Osterfoss, Paul Johnston and Jim Shearer
opposed.
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of Vail Public Works/Transportation Master Plan. Larry Grafel summarized the five-phase plan to
expand and renovate the public works and transportation facility. $1.2 million was budgeted for the
project in 1994, with additional monies rolled forward from previously unexpended budget years,
Federal funding was also mentioned as a possible source for supplementary financing.
Merv Lapin moved to approve Resolution No. 5, Series of 1994, with a second by Tom Steinberg. A
vote was taken and passed unanimously, 7-0.
Item No. Z the Town Manager's Report had been discussed earlier during work session.
Proclamation No. 1, Series of. 1994, which did not appear on the agenda, was read in full by Mayor
Osterfoss, declaring February 4 - ll, 1994, Commuter Rail Week in Vail, Colorado. A motion was
made by Paul Jol'rnston, with a second by Tom Steinberg, and passed unanimously, 7-0.
There being no further business, a motion to adjourn the meeting was made and passed
unanimously, 7-0. The meeting was hdjoumed at 8:26 P.M.
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motion;, aIl present voted in favor and the motion passed.
Larry Rider then stated that he would be happy to enter into further negotiations with
John Amato if the Council so desired.. The Council directed Mr. Rider to do so.
Mayor Slifer then introduced 0rdinance No. .l2, Series of 1978, amending Title 18 of theVail Municipal Code with regard to hazard zones, on first reading. He asked Diana
Toughill, Town of VAil Zoning Administrator to exp'l ain the purpose of the ordinance. Ms.Toughiil, using maps and overhead projected drawings, explained the hazard zones which had
been identified and the elements of the ordinance which pertain to those areas. There
was a general discussion regarding the changes and revisions which would be made. Council
suggested that perhaps first read'ing should be delayed unti'l after the changes had been
made. Councilmember Donovan moved to continue first reading of Ordinance #.|2, SEries of.|978 untjl the May 2nd meeting of the Council; Councilmember Heimbach seconded the motion;all present voted in favor and the motion passed.
Mayor Slifer introduced 0rdjnance No. .|3, series of 1978, amending Title lB of the Vajl
Municipal Code w'ith regard to zoning in CCI. Councilmember Donovan moved to postpone
the first reading of 0rdinance No. l3 until the May 2nd meeting; Councilmember Steinberg
seconded the motion; all present voted in favor the motion passed.
Reso'l ution #6, Series of .|978 was introduced by Mayor Slifer. He then asked Larry Rider to
explain the Resolution. Mr. Rider covered the history of the walkway adjacent to the
Norgren House and the existing pedestrian easement, There was a brief discussion and
Councilmember h|ilto moved to approve the Redolution, Councilmember Ste'inberg seconded themotion, all present voted in favor ahd the motion passed.
Resolution #7, Series of 1978, was introduced by Mayor Slifer. He explained that at the
previous Council Meeting a presentation had been made by those opposed to the CF&I Quarry
and that the group had requested a Resolution from the Town of Vail supporting that
oppos'ition. There was no discussion. Councilmember Steinberg moved to adopt the
Resolution, Councilmember Wilto seconded the motion, all present voted in favor and the
motion passed.
Resolution #8, Series of 1978 was introduced by Mayor Slifer. He explained that this
Resolution authorized the Town Manager to accept the dedication of the Lionshead malls.
Dan Corcoran, Town of Vail Staff member, explained the area being dedicated to the Town by
Vail Associates. There was no discussion. Councilmember He'imbach moved to adopt the
Resolution; Councilmember Palmateer seconded the motioni all present voted'i n favor and
the motion passed.
Resolution No. 9, Series of 1978, temporarily amending the Development Plan of SDD6 (Vail
Village Inn) was introduced by Mayor Sljfer. Mr. Bill Ruoff, representing Josef Stauffer,
the developer, explained that this amendment to the original development plan would allowfor dressing for Building #5 (which houses several corunercial operations'i ncluding the
Dairy Depot) There was a brief discussion regarding the modifications to be made in thebuilding. Councjlmember Steinberg moved to approve the Resolution; Councilnnmber l'li'l to
seconded the motion; a1l present voted in favor and the motion passed.
The Mayor then introduced Diana Toughill who,exp'lained the request from ABC School for
a conditional use permit to allow a private school in an Agricu'l trual Zone. She sfated
that the Planning Conrnission had voted unanimously to approve the school to be placed on
the site of the Mountain Bell Microwave building. Sandy Mills, a member of the planning
conrnission pointed out that the school should be aware that th'i s may be the future site
of employee hous'ing. Larry Rider stated that the annual revjew clause in the lease a'l lowsfor this and that the School was aware of the possibility. Councjlmember Donovan moved
to grant the conditional use permjt; Councilmember Steinberg seconded the motion; all
present voted in favor and the motion passed.
Next matter for consjderation of the Council was the request from Thomas lleber for re-
subdivjsion and variance from minjmum lot size requ'irements for Lot 4, Vai'l Meadows,
Filing No. l. Mayor Slifer excused himself from the proceed'ings due to a conflict ofinterest. Mayor Pro Tem John Donovan introduced Diana Toughjlll who explained the proposed
project and the reason for the request. She pointed out that the Staff had recormended
disapproval and that the plann'ing commiss'ion had voted 4 to'l , with one abstaining, in
favor of denial . The prospective buyer, Roger Hyatt, presented his reasons for the request.
There was a general discussion regarding whether or not there might be other alternatives
for solving the problem. Councilmember Wilto moved to continue the request pending an
investigation of other alternatives to so'lve the problem; Councilmember Steinberg seconded
the motion; all present voted in favor and the motion passed.
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VAIL TOWN COUNCIL MEETING
NOVEMBER 2,'1993
7:30 P.M.
MEMBERS PRESENT:
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A.regular meeting of the Vail Town Council was held on Tuesday, November 2, 1993, in the Council
chambers of the Vail Municipal Building. The meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.M.
The first item on the agenda was citizen participation of which there was none.
ftgm No.2 was approval oI the minutes of the October 5, 1W3, and October lg,7gg3, Evening
Meetings. Merv Lapin moved to approve the rninutes of the October 5,1ggg, and October 79, Iggi,
Evening Meeting Minutes, with a second from Jim Gibson. A vote was taken and the motion passed
unanimously, 7-0.
Item No.3 was Ordinance No.21, Series of 1993, first reading, an ordinance rezoning 7.7'10 ases
from Agricultural and Open Space, Section 18.32 to Low Density Multi-Family, Section i8.16located
between Tract C, Block 2, Vail Potato Patch and Parcel B. Tlie applicant was Town of Vail/Vail
Housing Authority. Mayor Osterfoss read the title in full. Kristan Piitz requested this item be tabled
because Jen Wright, Housing Authority Chairman, was not present due to illness. Merv Lapin
moved to table Ordinance No. 21, Series of 1993, first reading, until Decembe r 7,'1993, with a second
from Tom steinberg. A vote was taken and the motion pasied unanimously, 7-0.
Item No.4 was Ordinance No. 26, Series of 1993, second reading, an annual appropriation ordinance:
ldggting a budget and financial plan and making appropriations to pay the costs, expenses, and
liabilities of the Town of Vail, Colorado, for its fiscal year January 7,-1d94, through December 31,
1994, and providing for the levy assessment and collection of Town ad valorem property taxes due
for the 1993 tax year and payable in the 1994 fisca,l year. Mayor Osterfoss read the titie in-full. There
was brief discussion regarding previous years' budget formats which had included line item
definitions and the outconte based budgeting process. Steve Thompson advised cost accounting
procedures would begin January 1,'1,995. Merv Lapin moved to appiove Ordinance No. 25, Seriei
of 1993, on second reading, with a second from Tom Steinberg. A vote was taken and the motion
passed unanimously, 7-0.
Item No. 5 was Ordinance No. 28, Series of 1993, second reading, an ordinance providing for the
establishment of Special Development District No. 31, Golden Peak House; adopting a Deve-lopment
Plan for Special Development Dishict No. 31 in accordance with Chapter 18.40;f th; Vail Vtunicipa
Code; rezoning a portion of Tract E from Agricultural and Open Spice Zanng to Commercial C6re
l_Zonng, and setting forth details in regard thereto. The applicants were Golden Peak House
Condominium Association/Vail Associates, Inc./GpH partreij, Ltd./Margaritaville, Inc. Mayor
Osterfoss read the title in full. Mike Mollica noted the applicants had eliminated 455 square feel offloor area overall since first reading, and he reviewed iurther modifications. He indicated the
changes requested for Ordinance No. 28, Series of 1993, on first reading, had been made for second
reading. Those changes induded detailing what each of the four co-applicants were responsible for.
Discussion followed, particularly with regard to Section 8, item 3 of the ordinance related to Council,s
desire for more definite language regarding the open space dedication for the Mill Creek stream tract
and/or the Pirate Ship Park area of Tract E. Bob Buckley felt VA would have problems with a
Permanent reshiction on Pirate Ship Park because of new technologies and ski area operations. Gerry
Arnold, representing VA, explained VA's concept of conveying the area under-discussiot as i
"dedication parcel" to TOV, rather than permanently reshicted open space area, and that dedication
would occur prior to the issuance of a building permit by TOV. She reviewed a letter to Council
frorn VA dated Novembdr 2, 1993, regarding the proposed open space parcel dedication. In that
letter, VA stated they understood the concern of Council regarding the reconfiguration of the
"dedication parcel" and had done a prelimirury study for a walking path from Hansbn Ranch Road
Peggy Osterfoss, Mayor
Merv Lapin, Mayor Pro-Tem
Jim Gibson
Jim Shearer
Tom Steinberg
Rob LeVine
Bob Buckley
Larry Grafel, Acting Town Manager
Tom Moorhead, Town Aftorney
Pam Brandmeyer, Assistant to the Town Manager
Holly McCutcheon, Town Clerk
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Cem{ery Task Force to come up with financial altematives with respect to building the cernetery.
Tom Steinberg encouraged them to proceed, and if it was necessary to go back to at ittre. vote, then
the facls of the issue could be better presented to the votrers. Jim Sheani agreed. Merv Lapin askedif it would be worthwhile to wait untlt there was another uotu bufo." *y"f,trther work was done.Kristan said they would no! want to get into the position of promoting the project. She feltdixYssion should-be pursued with the Olstrict and th6 Task Forceis to wha-t they'ndjht want to doand bring that information back to Council. Merv inquired what the attitude oi the"private sectortoward taking the cernetery over might be. Since it had been agreed that the Master pLn was valid,it seerned that explo_nng all financi?l opportunities to get it buii was the next step. Mayor Osterfosi
stated there seemed to be a high level of consmsus, with the exception of lan Strauctr, that staff
should move ahead and come back in the short run with some suggestions as to how to proceed,
She also felt Diana Donovan's suggested concerning retaining oonoiin Park as part of the "u-*"rynaune was ap,propriate.
Itern No.4 was Ordinance No. 4, Series of 1993, first readhg, an ordirunce repealing and reenacting
Section 18'24.065 and 18.26.045, of the Municipal Code of the Town of Vail, se"tting forth ne#
p_rocedures for exterior alteratiors or modifications of buildings in the Commercial-Core I and
Commercial Core II Zone-Districts; and providing details in regird thereto. Mayor Osterfoss read
tl_re title inhrll. Shelly Mello stated this ordinance proposed a sE ies of clarilications for the exterior
alteration Section of Commercial Core I and Commtciat Core tr. She indicated there were a number
of changes proposed which made the Code more oglanatory. She highlighted some of the proposedchllges whidr included changing the application dates ior the bi-ariruat submittal, "i *"tt
"sinduding exterior dining decks and roof line modiJications in the exterior alteration process. The
remaining changes served to further detail the application materials and the review crileria. Kristan
Pritz stated the staff would also like to establiSti the requirement of payment of one fee only fordining decks._ lvlayor Osterfoss suggested information-about the one fee be spelled out in the
ordinance, and Tom Moorhead recommended including ttnt in the ordinance. Merv Lapin moved
t9 aPProve Ordinance No. 4, Series of 1993, on first reading, with the addition of language to specify
lhJ ony one fee would be charged for exterior dining decks. Tom Steinberg seconied-the *otioti.
Before a vote waE taken, Merv _Lapin asked if saff had discussed these chlanges with any of the
architects or people who would be affected by them. Kristan llritz said tfrere fraa been'general
discussions concerning this, but no specific meetings had been held. Merv suggested somiof the
local architecb be contacted for their input on these changes before second readin"gi leistan indicated
this would be done. A vote was takm and the motion passed unanimously, zi.
Item No. 5 was Ordinance No. 21, Series of 1993, first reading, an ordinance rezoning 7.210 acres
from Agricultural and Open Space, Section 18.32 to Low Densif Multi-Family, Section iA.tO located
between Tract C, Block 2, Vail Potato Patch and Parcel B. The applicant was Town of Vail/Vail
Housing Authority. Mayor Osterfoss read the title in full. Andy Knudtsm noted, at this time, theHg}tTg At$gtity was tryrng to work out the dgtails ef this pioposal and requested this item be
tabled nntil.February 1,1994. Merv Lapin moved to table Or-dinance No. 21,-series of 1993, first
ryading, until February 7, 7994, with a second from Jim Shearer. Before a vote was taken, Tom
Steinberg asked if Council consensus could be reached as to whether this itern should be withdrawn
altogether, but Andy indicated he was not sure the Housing Authority wanted to withdraw this item
and he did not feel ttut decision could be made without ihem at this time. A vote was takm and
the motion passed unanimously, 7-0.
Itern No 6. was Ordinance No. 33, Series of 1993, first reading, an ordinance rq>ealing and reenacting
Section 18.U.770 and Section 1S.58.040(C) - fences, hedges, walls and screeiiog, of tne Uunicipai
Code of the Town of Vail; and providing details in regard thereto. Mayor Osterioss read the title infull. Shelly Mello indicated the proposed change addressed height definition and would not modily
the.building height allowance, but would serveto darify this section of the Code. the change to ttre
wall hgrghtsection of the Code was proposed in order to correct the height limit for walls in ihe front
setback. The memo to the PEC dated May 24, 1993, and minutes wtricfr aetalt the discussions
l"ggdlg$" proposed change to the Code were available for review. This proposal was approved
by the PEC by a vote of 60. Tom Steinberg moved tro approve Ordinance Nb. 93, Series ofi-993, on
f.i1st g3ding, with a second from Merv Lapin. After discussion clarifyrng the intent of Section
78.U170 of the ordinance by the addition of 'Vertical" to clarify the definition of height, a vote was
taken and the motion passed unanimously, 7{.
Itern No. 7 was Ordinance No. 35, Series of 1993, first reading, an ordinance making Supplernental
{PProflations from the Town of Vail General Fund, Capital ltojects Fund, The Realtstati Transfer
Tax Fund, Police Confiscation Fund, Heayy Equipmmt fund, West Vail Debt Service Fund, and Vail
Marketing Fund of the 1993 Budget and the Financial Plan for the Town of Vail, Colorado; and
authorizing the expenditures of said appropriatioru as set forth herein; and setting forth deta;ls in
regard thereto. i/(ayor Osterfoss read the title in full. Merv Lapin moved to approvi Ordinance No.
35, Series of.7993, on first reading, with a second from Tom Steinberg. A vote was taken and the
motion passed unanimousln 7-0.
V.,il Torn Council EvcniDS MGetinS Mind.r lzl'!3
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0793 VAIIEY ROAD
CARBONDALE,-COLORADO 81623
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Nav 28, LSq6
FloI lv Ruther"f ord, fJirector
ABC Schoo]
129 N. Frontage Roerd
Vail, C0. 81658
RE: Rocl,.:{al I Evaluation
Dear l'1s " Fiuther'f ordl
Ihavevisitedthesiteofyourschoolancjnoterlthgji3rea.foi-
planr"led expansion on the north side of the e){ i:;titrq
e:t-rutrtuFe. -fhe proposed addi ti orr i 5 showtr Llncler separate
Crlvi:l".
I h.rve al so noted the posi ti on o+ the schoul. wi th f- e:-"ti f:c t to
the geologic rocl.:{al I hazard mapping Ehst I produrct=:d f or- the
Tor.rn o{ Vai } in 1t?84. The school i s showrt iri thi n trie
categor-y of "tttotlErrate rock'f al l halard I " b{ll: on cel:ai [ 'ed
i nspect i on I bel i eve that the I i ne, shoul d be arnendFd tr' 5llclw
tlrai your gchool and i ts proposed addi ti un ;rre not r'r i thi n a
rock{al I ha:ard zonci. I subrnitted an ovet-lay tc' th€":' LEi{rninq
Trc"e school in 19BCr which showed c1 flElw west bounciar-y nf thc'
mappeeJ hasard rone +urther to the eagt and thei-ef ore trot
including yclur school . I do, however, find tlrat fl'iert=' is s
debris f low hal.rrd to the school .
This can, and should, be mitigaterl as we di:icugsed in thc'
{ieId last week by extending and perhaps addlng to ths
erx:i sti n0 lowr I inear rocky hillside, northwer:t of the scirool ,
which was {ormed by a previDus debris f lor+ cJec:ades ;rgo" Ths
rni.bigation can be extended to a point parl r^t.ey to t-he steep
frilliide beyond the school to provide Protect-ion t-c thc'
ex.ist-ing br-tilding and the proPosed acJdiLionr or it csn be
extended al I the way to tlre steep hi I l si cle, thereby
protecting the playEround areas northe'aEt r:r{ the school as
wel I . The con{ i gurati on of the berm i n ei thei- csse glroul d be
estgbl ished in the {ield in concelrt with your archi tect' t bt'tt
can he expLscted to have a f irrishecl n€rt veriical r'el i.ef on i tg
we:it side oF sboLlt I to ltl f eet.
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In the iornrer traser debris would be {or'ced to {low around the
scl..ool and the proposed addition to both sides; in Lher l.rtt*rr
case. al1 Ehe debris would be forced to {i.ow between ther
subject propert,y and the Flt. BeII in$t-allation ta thg: wr:'gt -
They are probably aware o+ the potenti aI il"r:ard ber: ar-t:;e they
ha.rris l:'-ri l. t a concrete ditCh artd dti:f 1s,lrti,::,!l 15!'5lern l:D r:r'otect
thej.r- 6rrooetrty, but I am not convincsd th.at t'rhe! the'\" ha\"e
*r:r:gLr-r,ir:te,J wilL provi'1e eldequattil 1:: r'r::it l*'* L:i. (:rrt iil til*r1 t?v(:flt (]f
a l ar.g* clebr- j.s flow emanati ng {rom the gr-tI ll.r, tc J:fie north.
l-tr Er trrro choices f or. rnitigating debris f l ti hn:::1v-d ,it yclur-
g;ite that I heve described will nof. increasrij the har;r'd ie:
other proFerty or gtructures, or to pr.rbl ic l-:r-ti ldinqsr i"iqht=-
o{-wayr'roads, 5treet5r. €rasements, uLti:iit j. in:t or {ari1ii:ielt ol"'
other proFerties o{ any t:ind. I{ there e.rr:' i t'ti-r-hs}r'
questionsl plea5e do not he:ii tatn tn cnni-ar.-i: me'
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US West Wretess LLC
4301 E. Colfax Slreet, Suite 314
Denver, Colorado g0220
Attn: Mr. Jason Liftle
Re: Geologlc Hazard Investigation (Revision tl
US West Cellutar Site, MfN_f Og
Vail, Golorado
Terracon project No, 259g514g
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Foft Collins. cohrado 80521.o5(t
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Dear Mr. Litile.
As requested, Tenacon has compreted a georogic hazard irwestigation for the abovereferenced site' lt ls our understanding that the exisflng US west builiing and tower are tohave a small addition placed on the north side of the existing facilig. The addition is to bea 15 ft' by 16 ft' equipment shelter that wilt be located at the northeast comer of lheexisting facility.
on June 11, lggg an engineering georogist from Tenacon performed a sitereconnaissance and reviewed the city of Vairs debris frow and roc,k fa[ hazard maps. Thesite is rocated in the southeast quarter of sec-tion 6, Township 5 south, Range go west onthe north skie of rntersrate 70. The site sropes moderately to steepry to-ne south. Acreek flows out of a narow canyon that issues frorn the mountains just north of the site.The creek bends around the west side of the us west tacirity. A chird care facirity islocated east of the proposed facility. The existing us west facility is a multi-story concrretestructurc with an existing tower. A concrete r,rter diversion swate was noted around thenorth, east, and west sites of the existing building.
The site is rocated on euaternary (Bu[ r.-ake) age ailuvial fan deposits. The deposits arepoorly sorted mixrures of sirt, sand, graver, cobbres, and bourders. The graver to bourderdasls are subangular to subrounded and do not appear to exhibit a dominant directjon oforientation. The bedrock underrying the euatemary deposirs is the pennsyrvanian MinfumFormation. The Mintum is comprised of red to pink interbeddea units of sandstone,congromerats, shares with some carbonate deposits. The Mintum sbikes towards thenorth end dips approximately 15o to the west. outcrops of the Mintum Formation wereobserved approximately 300 to 400 feet north of the us west facility near the mouth of thecanyon from which the stream issr.res.
The city of Vail debris frow and rock fal hazard maps show the us west site beingsituated between rock fal hazard zones and east of the debris flow hazard zone. The rockfall hazard zones are mapped as being on rhe west ;" ;i;;;;1,""* direcrtyadja€nt to the east side of the site. Based on the hazard maps and our sitercconnaissance' it is our opinion the proposed addition is not located within either of the
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Reviewed:
Boos
il"ffi;! fi[?=r.,|::f= which are adjacenilo the sfte. rhe debris floil hazad rnap
opiniontha{the"*,;;il"':;,L":il'*TirffJ'#fl trffi tr;AH j,#:T
are located courd be induded in a debris fl;;"=l zone. Horever, because the streamis incised into irs channer and trre exisfi;ia;il has diversion il;;;"; phoe, webelieve he risk of debris florrrs afectins,t. t""ln, ," minimar. Arso, the propo'ed addnionwill be an unoccupied storag€ shed, fiom "**ri" and engineering perspectives, it doesnot appear that conective.engirrering o.. titig;* procedures are warranrect for the
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is arso our opinion thd thJconstruion or u," 15 by 16 foot addiuon wi, notIncrease the georogic hazards to other structures or properties. No evidence of othergeologic hazards such as randsfides, *oir o"p, o, other forms of mass wasung !r,ef€obeerved during the site re@nnaissanae.
The anaryses and recomrnendations in this report are based upon visual observationsperformed at the location, The scoie nf eanriaa- {rr r'^r^il.i*;,-' ;"ffi':"#-':: Yf^Il-:':* ror this project does nor incrude anv
Drooedures urrrir*r ma.,.:il"j:__ilr."S:1. to particular conskudion methods orffftTtr l;:T.'.T:ffi ll ::S,f *-.;t;;il;Jffi , T',lT:Jlev,r" ''|e seq."cnnrcaf aspects of the project, it is suggested that a fu'fgeotechnic€l soils investigation be perlonnea
We appreciate the opportunlty to with you on this projecl. lf you have any questions
of furthEr service to you, please Oo noin""it"t"io
cuneming this report, or if we may
contact us.
Sincerely,
TERRACON
Engineering Geologist
Copies to: Addressee (2)
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DEBRIS FLO1Y AND ROCKFALL HAZARD ANATYS$
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Prepared For
Mr. Duanc Piper
Prepared By
Arthur [. Mears, P.E., [nc.
Gunnison, Colorado
November, 1992
1 SUMMARY AND RECOMMENDATIONS
The follorving summarizcs the findings of this study and provides rccontmendations. Additional
dctail is given in Scctions 2'4 of.lhe report'
ROCKFALL
Rockfall is not a potcntial hazar<l to thc proposed developmcnt as shorvn on a concePtual site
plan prcparcd on3-L9-92 by Alpinc Intemational. This conclusion is bascd on the following
obsewationr;:
a. Flockfall source arcas do not cxist above the eastcrn Portion of the proposed
developmcnt (thc "East Parcel");
b. Although rockfatl may occur abovc the "West Parcel" it rvill consist of
moder:ltc-sizcd, rare rockfall o'cnts that rvill not reach thc proposed building.
DEBRIS FI-OWS
Debris florvs rvill not affect the East Parccl but c
arc based on thc followins obsen'ations:
West Parccl. This conclusions
a. l'hc East Parccl is not in line rvith debris florvc
b. The West Parcel is located on an alluvial fan produced by debris-florv
dcpusition as evidcnced by 1) granite boulders 1 - 5 feet long on the surface, 2)
degrsitional lobcs 5 fcct high, and 3) a large source areal
c. fhe florvs may bc dcep as thcy are channelized tluough thc canyon eroded into
, the bcdrrlck directly above the site.
RECOIvfMIINDATIONS
The follorving recommendation altcmatives are bascd on the conclusions outlincd above and on
my cxpcricncc rvith thc debris-florv proccss in Vait and at other locations:
a. r$oid construction on thc West Parcel; or
b. Design structures on the West Parcel for impact and depositional forces from
debris flows; or
c. Procced with the dcvelopment plans as shorvn on the 3-L9-92 conceptual
study, build no mitigation, and acccpt the risk of flows with return periods of "
approximately 300 - 1000 ycars tha! would damage structures.-l
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Thc rcturn period of dcbris flou's can only be estimated, based on the observational evidcnce
discusscd abovc. An order-of-magnitudc (nearest factor of 10) retum period estimate for debris
flows at this location is 300-1000 ycars (annual probability range of O'LVo to 0.3Vo).
3 DESTRUCTIVE EFFECTS OF DEBRiS FLOWS
Debris flou's affecting thc West Parcel rvill probably bc relatively slow-moving decp florvs,
similar to the debris florv that occurred in Booth Creek jn May, L98.1, but probably of smaller
volumc. On the fan near the proposed building site, the debris florv conditions that should be
considered in design rvill be:
Velocity: 1-5 feet/sccond;
Density: 125 lbs/ft3;
Florv thickncss: 4 - 8 feet;
Bouldersize: 1 -5feetdiameter.
Because of small velocities, depositional loads, rather than impact loads rvill probably govem
design of structurcs. The depositional prcssurcs may exceed 500 - 1000 lbs/ft2 on exposed wall
and roof surfaces, s'hich is many times the loading capacity of ordinary structures. This means
building u'alls probably rvould be crushed if a nrajor florv rcached the site. In addition to
depositional loads, debris florvs rvilI divert strcam rvatcr (the tributary drainage will probably be
jn flood at the time), to unpredictablc directions on thc fan. The divertcd flood rvater c_og_ld erode
foundations and landscaping and flood buiidin-gf
Even if thc building is completely protected by structural reinforcement, (Section 4), considcrable
damagc to thc surrounding tcrrain and landscaping rvould occur during a major debris-florv
episode.
4 MITIGATION
If the risk from debris florvs rvith a retum
characteristics listed in Scction 3 is unacceptablc and'the site rviil bc developed, structural
mitigation should be uscd to protect buildings. Buildings must be specially designed to resist
design loads. Design loads should be derived from the loading characteristics discussed in
Section 3 of this report. Inads rvill depend on the follorving architectural details:
- Building shapc;
- Building orientation;
- Landscaping details and grades ncar the building.
Tbe required design loads rvill depend on exactly horv a debris-florv dcposit is distributed against
building surfaces. I:ndscaping and building structurc should bc designed, thercforc, so that
large, thick deposits do not accumulate on building walls or roofs. Window and door openings
must be avoided on thc uphill sides of buildings. Final design-loading details cannot be provided
until architectural details are knorvn.
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Dalton Williams, Allison Lassoe, Jeff Bowen, Kathy Langenwalter, Greg Amsden, Diana
Donovan and Bill Anderson all were opposed to additional GRFA for this project.
Greg Amsden inquired whether lhe current employee housing units had kitchen
facilities.
Tom Braun stated that the employee housing units had kitchen facilities as well as
common laundry and storage facilities.
Jim Lamont stated that he was in favor of this project going through lhe variance
process for redevelopment but that he was opposed to the Cornice Building increasing
its GRFA.
6. A request for a rezoning from Agriculture Open Space to Low Density Multi-Family for
an unplatted parcel located between Tract C, Block 2, Vail Potato Patch and Parcel B
for the purpose of allowing an employee housing development.
Applicant: Vail Housing Authority
Planner: Andy Knudtsen
Andy Knudtsen made a presentation per the staff memo. He stated that staff was
recommending approval of this request for a rezoning from Agriculture Open Space to
Low Density Multi-Family with the five recommendations outlined on Page 7 plus a
sixth recommendation regarding the future uses of the site.
Diana Donovan inquired why they had taken access through the schools instead of the
four-way stop.
Kirk Aker, the architect for the project, stated that if access was taken via the four-way
stop, that the grades would be excessive. He then showed the PEC the modifications
they had made to the project since the PEC worksession on September 27 ' 1993.
Diana Donovan stated that she was concerned that a large amount of existing
vegetation would be removed from the site as a result of the accel and decel lanes and
that the Housing Authority did not have the money to replace each tree and bush.
Dalton Williams inquired why such a large accel/decel lane was needed for this project.
Kirk Aker responded that the Colorado Department of Transportation had a chart which
they went by.
Andy Knudtsen stated that he had spoken to Greg Hall concerning the accel/decel lane
and that the daycare centers have already triggered the requirement for the accel/decel
lanes.
Planning and Envlronmental commisslon
october 11, 1993
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Dalton Williams inquired why the Housing Authority was proposing for sale units and
not a mixture of for rent and for sale units. He stated that the Housing Task Force
found hat a mixture of for sale and for rent units seemed to work best.
Duane Piper stated that the Housing Authority was considering options which lean
towards the for-sale versus for-rent units.
Dalton Williams stated that he was prepared to vote for approval of the requested
zoning change with conditions. He stated that he wanted to see the employee housing
permanently deed restricted so that the owners occupy the units and so that the resale
costs cannot rise too quickly.
Duane Piper pointed out that the land was still owned by the Town of Vail and that
Town Council still had some say as to the way the land was ultimately used.
Moe Mulraney, representing the Learning Tree School, stated that she was
representing the school and the parents. She stated that they had been working with
the Housing Authority to figure out a way to relocate part of the playground that this
proposed housing development will impact. She stated that there were concerns about
how the employee housing development would impact the school. She said that many
of the parents had safety concerns. She presented the PEC with a lefter documenting
their concerns. She did indicate that the Housing Authority had been responsive.
However, she wanted to make sure their concerns were addressed in the future.
Jim Lamont, representing the East Village Homeowners Association, stated that he
was concerned that this proposal was precedent setting in that Agriculture Open Space
was being rezoned to a more urban use. He stated that he lelt that there are sites that
could sustain more density than the Mountain Bell site.
Duane Piper stated that the Housing Authority has been aware from the beginning that
the Learning Tree would lose part of their playground as a result of the employee
housing development and thal the Housing Authority fully intended to replace what was
lost on one side of the site on the other side of the site.
Allison Lassoe stated that she was in favor of the rezoning request.
Jeff Bowen stated that he was in favor of the rezoning request with the stipulation that
it is lor employee housing purposes only and that any proposed development on this
site would need to come before the PEC concerning design. He said that he would
like to see demographic studies that show exactly what people need and that this
should determine whether the units will be for-sale or for-rent.
Greg Amsden stated that he agreed with Jeff's comments. He said that he would like
to see the density lor the site decreased and some enclosed parking. He said that he
would like to see the Learning Tree get what playground area that is lost relocated
elsewhere.
Plannlng and Envlronmsntal Commlssion
october 1 1, 1993
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Diana Donovan stated that she is in favor of the rezoning request as long as it is for
employee housing only. She stated that she would like to see parking concentrated in
a small area. She stated that she is concerned that Town Council might negotiate land
to a private entity and that the Town could lose control and quality of the employee
housing.
Bill Anderson stated that he agreed that the employee housing development was an
appropriate use for the land.
Kathy Langenwalter stated that she is in lavor of the rezoning request as long as it is
permanently restricted for employee housing purposes only.
Diana Donovan made a motion to approve this rezoning request per the staff memo
and the recommendations contained on Page 7 with the additional recommendation to
be worded by Tom Moorhead regarding the restrictions to be replaced on the rezoning.
Jeff Bowen seconded this motion and clarified the sixth recommendation. He stated
that the rezoning should allow employee housing as the only use and should require
the Town to retain ownership and control of the site and development. A 7-0 vote
approved this request.
7. A request lor approval of the Cemetery Master Plan and Report, for the Town of Vail
Cemetery to be constructed in the upper bench of Donovan Park.
Applicant Town of VailPlanner: Andy Knudtsen TABLED TO OCTOBER 25,1993
Jeff Bowen made a motion to table this request until October 25, 1993. Greg Amsden
seconded this motion and a 7-0 vote approved this reguest to table this item until
October25, 1993.
8. A request to relocate the helipad to the east end of the Ford Park parking lot located at
580 S. Frontage Road EasVan unplatted parcel located between VailVillage 7th Filing
and Vail Village 8th Filing and a portion of the l-70 right-of-way.
Applicant: VailValley MedicalCenterPlanner: Andy Knudtsen TABLED TO OCTOBER 25, 1993
9. A request lor setback and site coverage variances to allow for a new residence on Lot
18, Block 7, Vail Village 1st Filingi325 Forest Road.
Applicant: Timothy DriskoPlanner: Andy Knudtsen TABLED INDEFINITELY
Jeff Bowen made a motion to table this request indefinitely. Greg Amsden seconded
this motion and a 7-0 vote approved this request to table this item indefinitely.
Plannlng and Environmontal Commlsslon
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DATE APPLICATION RECEIVED:
DATE OF DRB MEETING:
*****THIS APPLICATION WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED UNTIL ALL INFORI-IATIONIS SUBMTTTED****r
I. PRE-APPLICATION MEETING:
A pre-appllcation neetJ.ng wlth a planning staff nember isstrongly suggested to deterrnine if any additionaLinforuration is needed. No appLication wil1 be acceptedunless lt is complete (must include all items recruired bvthe zoning administrator). It is the applicant'sresponsibility to make an appointment with the staff to findout about additionat subrnittal requirements. please notethat a COMPLETE ripplication will streamline the approvalprocess for your project by decreasing the nurnber ofconditl.ons of approval that the DRB may stipulate. ALLconditions of approval must be resolved before a buildingpennit is issued. Application will not be processedwithout Ownerrs Signature.
A. PROJECT DESCRIPTION:.,"L-,-- t'"1 .t -: /ti.: ;.'"-
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A. BUILDING I'IATERIALS: TYPE OF MATERIAL
by the applicant to the Design Review
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PROPOSED TREES
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Indicate height for conifers.*lndicate calioer for deciducious trees.
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PLANT }IATERIALS:
(con't)
SHRUBS
Botanical llame.Corunon Name
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EXISTING SHRUBS
TO BE REMOVED
GROUND COVERS
TYPe Square Footaqe
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TYPE OR METHOD OF
EROSION CONTROL
c.OTHER' LANDSCAPE FEATURES (retaining llalls,fences,swimming pools,etc.) Please specify.
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