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EAGTE COUNTY
ConmunitY DeveloPmentP.0. Bbx i79
EAGLE, COLORADO 81631
TELEPHONE 303/328-73r I
BOARD OF COUNTY
coMMrSsloNERS
Ext 241
17 JanuarY 1980
ADMINISTRATION
Ext 241
ANIMAL SHELTER
949-4292
A55E550 R
Ext 2O2
BUILDING IN
I NSPECT ION
Ext 226 or 229
CLERK &
RECOROER
Ext 2l 7
CO U IITY
ATTORNEY
Ext 242
ENGINEER
Ext 236
ENVIRONMENTAL
HEALTH
Ext 238
EXTEN SI O N
AGENT
Ext 247
LIBRARY
Ext 255
PUBLIC HEALTH
Eagle Ext 252
vail 476-5844
PLAN N ING
Exl 226 or 229
PU RC H A5ING/
PERSONNEL
Ext 245
ROAD & BR IDGE
Ext 257
SHER IFF
Eagle Ext 2l I
Basalt 927 -3244
Gilman 82 7-5 7 5l
SOCIAL SERVICES
328.6328
TREASURER
Ext 20 |
Re: File No' Su-3-80-F Fina] Plat
Vail
-intermountain
Swim and Tennis Condo's
At their meet'ing on 16 January-198-0, the Eagle County-Planning
Commission recommend;; ipp"oui,t-of lo!l^ Fjnal Plat' During
irr" Oii"rition, the app'lilant stated that the recreation
iliiiiii.i woufd be ibhpretea durins the summer of 1980'
This recommendation will be fonrvarded-to the Board of County
Comrnissioners at their *".iing on 23 January 1'980' beginning
at 9:00 A'14.
If you have any questions, please contact this office'
Chuck 0gilbY
P. 0. Box 820
Vail, Colorado 81657
Thank you-E*r&;
Thomas Boni
Assistant Director of Planninq
TB/kp
cc: Board of County Conun'issioners
EAGLE COUNTY
Conununi ty Devel opment
P n Rnv l7QEAGL{tbtbhnoo arogr
TELEPHONE 303/328-7311
BOARD OF COUNTY
coMMrs5toNERS
Ext 241
ADMINISTRATION
Ext 241
ANIMAL SHELTER
949-4292
ASSESSO R
Ext 202
BUILDING IN
INSPECTI O N
Ext 226 ot 229
CLER K &
RECOROER
Ext 217
COUXTY
ATTORNEY
Ext 242
ENGINEER
Ext 236
ENV I RON M ENTA L
HEALTH
Ext 238
EXT E NS ION
AG ENT
Ext 247
LIBRARY
Ext 255
PUALIC HEALTH
Eagle Ext 252
Vail 476-5844
PLAN N I NG
Ext 226 or 229
PURCHASING/
PERSONN EL
Ext 245
ROAO & BRIDGE
Ext 257
SHERI FF
Eaale Ext 2l I
Baialt 927-3244
Gilman 82 7-5 75 |
SOCIAL SERVICES
328-6328
TREASURER
Ext 201
January 28, .I980
Chuck Ogil by
P.0. Box 820
Vai1, C0 81657
Re: File No. Su-3-80-F - Final Plat
Vail Intermountain Swim & Tenn'is Club
At thejr January 23 hearing the Board of County Cornmissjoners
approved your final plat for four units. Upon receipt of
the requ'ired filing fees of $.|0.00 per page for the mylar
and $2.00 per page for the covenants, th:is office will file
your plat.
Respectful ly yours,
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,/.---'-y'' "'o,'-. c a''
Thomas Boni
cc. Board of County Commissioners
,fi'-'"t:
Assistant Director
of Planning
t-- r^ran [=l_=14\7lL5t_=
I o:
Kathy Peterson, Planning Department
Subject:
Final Plat Checks
Fro m: S-b-{2Beth Riggert, County AttorneYw
File No.:Da te:
1/Bl80
As per your request, enclosed are my comments with respect to the following-
finit piats which aie to be revievred by the Planning Commission on January .|6, .|980:
SPRUCE CREEK TOI^INH0MES AT VAIL, PHASE I, SU-ll2-80-F: The language of all cert-
ificates are in order with the except'ion of appropriate signatures being placed
thereon
VAIL INTERIVIOUNTAIN SI^IIII AND TENNIS CLUB CONDOMiNIUI'1S, SU-380-F: OIVNCT'S CCTt'if'iCAtC
does not state that said owners are the "sole ovlner.s in fee simple" of the real
n'-nnArrv Thprp is a tjtle certificate from Transamerica Title Insurance Company
tJIvyuIvJ
wh'i ch siates that said dedicators have tjtle in said property free and clear of
all liens, etc. i don'T know if this is sufficient to shorv that the applicants
are the sole owners. There is also no Plannjnq Commjss'i on Certifjcate on said
plat and no Tax Certificate.
MCVEY DUPLIX, Sl4-164-80: There is no Tit,: Certjficate to guarantee the dedicatjons
to the County if in fact dedicat'i ons hatre ;een made.
LECHNER DUPLEX, PHASE LL, Slrl-.|65-80: Therc.i s no Title certificate to guarantee
the dedications to the county if jn fact c:iications have been made.
RESUBDIVISI0N 0F LOT 16, BLOCK 3,514-.|63-80: There is no Tjtle Certifjcate to
guarantee the dedjcations to t,he County jf in fact dedicatjons have been made.
EXHTBIT C
TO CONDOMIN IUM DECI.ARATTON FOR
VAIL, INTERMOUNTAIN SWIM AND TENNIS CI,UB CONDOMINIUMS
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iiii'c,i iiiio-iueDivriiorr e Drsr^ ci oF 4e3.oc f ':r'l 10 rH:,xoRIH.Asr coRNER
oi'ic,i e-0i sAt0 suri:vlst'Jii; 1H'.irci. s 3f i0'06: i {t'litg rHi !AsIFRl"Y Llrl'
rri iaio-Loi e ir oJsiAlc: oF ie.24 F"-Eli TH:lcr. Ato G THe lasr:RLY Llrl! oF
inlo lor z FoR llt F0LLoI,JIIG Tuo ccluRsss:
r) s 85-CO'02' rA DISTATICE 0F 115.35
2) 5 2/'35'OO" i A DJSlArrCi 0F 105'10 FFiI-' ', IH THa;:0hTfiikLY h:GtlT-0F-i{Ai Lll.l: (.'F
50 F0ol l,llDr (lGlll-oF-!lAY l:i SAl0 vAlL
SUB9iYISIOII;
]HTNCt AIUI]G SAIO XChITi:hLY KIGHT-OF'I'JAY LIHF
T0 A Poilir 0F INI:Rs:crtoll
KIilIiT X I::ICK I{OAD, A PLAT]:'O
IirT: Hi.louilTA Ilt Div'L0Ptltlll
FrlR rHi FoLt0'ilHG FM CnUFSts:
l) 95.38 FitT AL0IG Ti{i Al(C (JF A CUI{V:- l0 THi liIGHT' HAVIllg A rlDlUS 0F" iia-.6s Fatr ArrD A cHoko t{HIcH e:ARs 89'49'38" '{ A DlsTAilcE 0F 94'63
2) lr 17'40'?i" l!! A 0ls1tltc: oF 62.7t FELIi
3\ 20E.26 FETI AU)IJG THi ARC OF A CURVI TO THC LEFT' PAVII'IG A CENTRAL-' lreii-rrr 29.1i'zo', AlJo A RAotus 0F a22.55 F:ETi
4) 5 74"05'19" !r A olslAilci 0F l0-76 Firr;
5) 59.33 FEET ALOI;G IH! AI(C OF A CURVT TO TH! RIGHT' HAV I'IG A CTIITRAL
Ai{GLr OF 66-43'il" A1o A RATIUS 0F 50.95 Frf:T;
rH:NCE l,l 39'tl'30' I'l A DlSfAllct 0F 231.21 F(Er TO A P0tNT-0F..lxrtRsEcrl0l'l
riiri'in!. iouirtniY RIGHr-0F-',{At itrrt or sllo IilT'RSTAIF HTGHJAY 70: THt cE
iaiirnli li0ne sAI0 soulH:RLY RIGHI-0F-I'{AY LI}li 0F Itll:RsTATi HIGHHAY 70
FOR IHt F0L!0'Jlllc IHk:; coulisis:
l) lf 58"l1'06" E A 0rsTAllci oF 296.24 F',tElt
2) lt 59'lO'09" E A 0lslAltct 0F 290.30 Fttli
THENCT'16T.S8FETTALONGTHsARCOFAVURVFTOTHfRIGHT'I']AVIIIGAC:N-TRALriici-i'ti-bl;is'zi;, A nsotus 0F 2640.00 FFET Atlo A cH0R0 'HIcH BiARs
fi";z;sglso; i-r-rirsrnrcr 0F 167.36 FEET; THtrlcE I -39-Ll l9l,! A DlsrArlcE 0F
isi.as-riir io rii-potllr oF 856tiilliic, coNTAlr{ ic s.116 AcRrs, MoRE 0R LEss.
EXAIBIT B
TO CONDOI4IN IUU DECI,ARATTON FOR
VAII, INTERT.TOUNTAIN SWIM AND TENNIS CLUB CONDoI'IIIIIUI,IS
BUILDING NO. A
Irnit I
Unit 2
Irrl ! 3
Unit 4
SQT'ARE FEET
1254
1116
113 4
1255
TOTAI, 4759
PERCENTAGE OF TOTAI
25.35
23.45
23, 83
25 .37
l0o. 00r
EXHTBIT A
TO CONDOMINIUM DECLARA?ION FOR
VAIL INTERI'|OUNTAIN SWfM AND TENNIS CLUB CONDOITINIUMS
- TiAT FFIL Pt@RIy DrsCpJAgD AS tOtrO,tS IA TR:CT CF IAO B*",' A pO;OrCN CA VI'' InEil.q"o'Ul{ D',qaa.,'rT $DDMSIC', BLer aTS Etr.UI IN BCO( 2I8 AT P}G8 82, INDER REC'PI1CN I|3. UiiZ IN lHE CTTICE CF triE EA6[,Egl] g{s a'D moron, Atr)- A PAFCE oe L":q) rrnc scr.J8 cF rMEsrArE r{rcrlqy 70A\o rDEx ." sqrD \arl nnrs-_dLaArN ErEr_@r.r?{r s,,ao*nsiiil Bracx 4. sArD l*cr cFrlND Eo€ lrRE pAffion Axrla DiscRrp,D as ro,_rsLi--- --^'
E:Erllm.c .qc rr{p rrc.lrr€qsr ao:r,gf F rarr 2 r{ i_.6 rnrr, DrrE[.rr zF:rN DEvEapr.anr_slBDrvrsror Br_@( 4, rr'rar s 62o2''10" n erric oa'i.ffi,x rJNE cF sArD $Eor_v.rsr6l A Drs?iG CF 493.00 FEfr TO ErE nlo'acsT a,RNn' a r4/I 8 Cp SND SttsDr_v:Isle{ A\D rHp rRlE poirT c? E€€E:=!-IE; :.itr.: i ji;iO bF E .Ararl3 lHE Elsrr]rr,Illg cF sryD rn-e-E5rs-1*l,r=-E-.s-t F=r; ll*riE-Alirc-cc rrs:raan r.n., crSqiD I/}I 7 FDR lHD FOL,LT\-Dr: 1}O CCLISES!1) s 85.00,02" E A Drs!*r:E cF I_15.35 tEEr;2) s 27.3s'00" E A DrsE.tlT-gf tos.oo r:m'ro A ?oD,|r c8_ A.}]FsEsficl,r hT!{ ,r!rE}O;UE]:rLY RIGi]qJ*Y-LD€ CF i@L\I](Diic'< 8O',D;; PI"IE 50 Ef,gT I{IDE RIGiFc.r-?.:x D{ SLJD !:'Ir. Lr:F--rirrTADt oe,eoe,en sj:l'nnsrol;rla*lar o'_or: .AID l*li.,ll?r-J RIGIT.-<Fllny ne roi na-roic.,,o.c sD( co./"sFs !1) 95.38 !-:,r,-f,.Fr.l}G trE }jq-g-_l GjRrE jo ,ril-. Rlc.rT;;lr*lc A et-.rR\L AtclE @21"59t1L'. A RADrrs cE' 218.55 ra ,.o a qo;o'rirrii"ne.rs s 89.49'39. r{ ADLSr'r\f @ 9.I.63 prtT;2l N-77.10'2I. r{ A Drs?F_r€ @ 62.77 r,*-r;3, 208.26 Ft;r Al.oJG xjE af iT^A_gj:{vE ro'aa r.r+|I., rl--!.t nG A @i?.R\L Ario^E CEI. 2e"Ut20" A.JD A ilDlt6 <F 422.55 r-r]ri4) S 7{c05r19" It A DISI-atr:D Ce rO.te rr-ir;5) 59.33 IESI.r.ra€ T€,aix q^A-g.rs/E ro-ze nrem, E:vtNG A €tFrRAL Alrc.€ (a. 55'{3I!L' ArD A PJ,DIUS CF 50.95 FEI;El N 39.11.30. w A Drs.llrcs cc, 65.00 ldr ro e pon\T cF rNmslc:lor t.irln IHEEflgIJ}€ @ OF€ G,q;filr5 N E nl4r€ s4rD _@Try+€ oF cor€ cixE( A Drs:ArE ca u6.{3 rEEr,$€lr€ s {9.23'2r.. E A Drsr;ir> oo- ,.s.m Frsr;-ir*,rE-}i ii;is.ss" E A Drs_iArE cF;3':.ffiT tr#*f'g!q-€i=!es' colhno.o-r}ii ncex,,16 oq,'qs;
A TRcm Oa IA\O BsI}€ A pCRrICt-f CF IHE SCt lt[lEs,.r CNg_({.lqR[R CF SUCnCr{ 1{,lststirp 5 sct Jt, RL]t€ gl h:s! c6.-.dlE sp.-.s paorcmildi'r*. *.rre qo.rr,gqlq!;o r{c EgDrc l,D€ piG5rat?3:.,J C=cnirm rs roiids*,*,BgciNtn.r: A? A polrr h.:ErE r!€_krttEss Cors ro{ ccl6r o€_{tg;uR cRE casirD s5rrror 14 E:L-s N 4-i.3,,1t. w.-rozs.oz F,gr iisla,;;;; pojlr Brin.:c A poilnoi rtiE Ncffi Rtc:re-+3y LD€ _C?_KI]r.rE-IliI,x nou, ia:-.|cli:ro1'Es1E[X .FI(IG S,\ID,(Di-{I}iINIO( R}D FOR 1riE rCF-I]frnJG ir,io O:LTSES:Il !t 77c40.21. w A oISB.lr- e 62.77 FEzT,2, 76.55 FET }.I.AE ilf AiC_CF_1, OIi/E IO'1HE LEr, llA\rnr3 A @{IRAL BI{{E CA. t0c22t 18" Ao A rtl|DIIs ce lzZ.SS rnr;:l€ll€ N 04.s9'58' E A Drs.!4ti@ g-B!:F E;,i fiF€E s 85.00,02" E A Drs.llr'EE cFl.?6.35 FiEl; ffirrE s 27.35rooi-_E-1 gr.yl3le cr toS. OO-r#r fo A porNr cN r€ NoicERIGTI*{g{..IY IIE C? }C}!{E(INICI( FCF.D, II:DJ:E SS.:8 FIgrfiAL 5H5 Arc CF A q,r:I,E TO5HE Rrcfr, l}rrnE A @l?aAL;trG.E cp 2{.s9,41.., e neoi; 6*jre.ss FEET nl ) A c|]Elh:dcg Beqrs s 99.19139. r gl.e:_;an orsrx.t-ro
'16-
eoillt-Ec'n\rrlrc, cr.lrlJlm{cfrgrffi.* on 0.i35 'G, lr*s oe i,<-o;-;q;;;* rer ArcA cF o.?27 ,cses,
the cmon area danaged or taken by tbe condenning publlc
authority. unlesa seventy-five per cent (75t) of the own€ra
anil the first nortgagees of each unit agree otherwise.
Any surplus of, the award or other porcion thereof not used
for rebulLding and replacement, shall be useal by the
Assoclation for the future maintenance of the coumon area
anal exterior maintenance of the unias.
32. ceneral.
(a) If ary of the proviaions of this Declaration or
any paragraph. sentence, clause, phrase or Eord, or lbe
applicalion thereof in any circumstance be invallalaged, Euch
invaLidity shall not affect the validity of the renainder
of, this Declaration, and the applicati.on of any auch pro-
visiona, paraglaph, sentence, clause, phras€ or word in any
other circunstance3 ahaLl not be affeqletl thereby.
(b) The provislons of this Declalation shall be
ln addition anal supplemental to the condominiun ortnershlp
Act of the State of Colorado aa anendeal and to al.l other
proviaions of 1aw.
(c) Iihenever uaed herein, unless the context rhrll
otherviae provide, the sLngular nuuber ahall include theplural, the plural the aingular' and the uEe of any gender
shall lnclude all genalers.
IN WTTNESS r|IlEREOl, D€clarant has duly execuced this
Declaralion this /6' P ilay of .b4q4
Trahern Investmenta, Irtd.
a CoLoraalo Corporatlon
S. E. Cole Conatruceian, Inc.
a CoLorado Corporaeion
,,& (12 p;.a"t
srAtE or colonAm )) sa.
COUITY Of EAGI.A
''o\HSubsc-ibed and sworn to before ne Lhis -]LU- day of
-,TUrnS:-, 14C' bv -,- c {lfldl.s q91Ry ,aaPrea-identof Trahern Investmenta, Ltsd., and by .\. H. ( (-r 1-a
as preaident of s. H. Cole Conatruction' Inc'
ifitness .0y hanil and official seal.
lty comiasion .*Pit"",@.
(seal)
occurrence of any of the events contenplate'l under and by
ii.-pi""iii.." "-.t to.tn in said Paragiaphs 2? or 31, and the
iiiipli.gi"Pt t thereof. The initially- co;Etructed con'lominium
Lmprovenents and any aaaition"i cond6niniun improvements shall
l"-i-piit of the wh6le Project, buc each such aeparatery con-
sit"clea and subritted Londorninium inprovenent ' together wltn
i;;-;";;.;l connon elements, Ehall be considerecl a seearate
condoninj.un ro. .n" po.ioJ!'"i"liia-i"iigiiphs zr and 3l' and the
ig;i.q.t" interesls of iacit of such sepa;ately constructed
.6ia"fiini,- improvero€nla shall be conglilered one hundred Per
cent (100?) for such votinq purPoses.
(e) Except as is Provided in subparagraPh ('l) of thns
naragripit eich iondorniniur unit owner shall be entLtled to
vote his Percentage "t--it".li"""f interest in and to the general
c"-n"tt .fi,t."ts aid project corluoon elenents ' and the aggreqate
;;;iI ;i Lht unaivtiea- intereELe subnitted to and nakiDg uP
tft"-t"t"i condominium Project shal1 be consiitered one hundre'l
per cent (loot) for 3uch voting purPo9ea'
(f) DecLarant reserves the right to create easenents
through, on and over ine er"iect cor;on, Elehents as described
itr- ir,6 ionaotninium MaP and tl;fined herein or as added by sup-
tiements to said uap 6r trris Declaration or utility purPoses 'for inqress, eqress or Parking and for such other Purposes as
are consistent vtiLh the Condominium deveropnenE'
30. Parking Areaa ReserYql' The auconobile parking areas ad-
ioininq the condomLnrum ,.ttiEE-=;-"1'1 be under the. control and
3;:ili"i;; Jr--*t"-b..i"t"nt and/or the Assoclation.and the owners
;;T;;-;;1;"-;rtaii ue-."iitred to a rninLm'nn of two. (2) Parking
;;";;; il;-;"il-ior tneir use and for the use of thelr suests'
iir" rp"lirr. parking apaces anal,/or area may be. relocate'l fron -
tirne to ti$e in order to pattii'""a to all6w the continue'l develoP-
il"t Jia-."i.iqenent of tire concrorniniurn Project' subject to.the
"i""i"io"" her5in Eet rorttl, ttre owners lharl have such parking
;;;;ii:#; Iti-ifrlt-p.tl .t--ine uninproved Portion or the sai'l
brop"rti described heleinabove.
31, condennation. If at any tj'ne or tines durlng the --
"onti.ii"n.i6i=ffi. o*t"t"nip-p"i"it"nt to this . Decralation ' arr
oi-'i"v-p.tt of the conmon ii.i" "t any- condornlnium unit or unlcs
shall be taken or cono"..r.J by any puLlic authority or sold or
;;;:;i;";"i;t"a-"i r., lieu of 6r- in avoiilance thereof ' the
;;ii;;;;; pi"iiti""" or this Article shatl aPPlv'
(a) Proceeds. AIl conpensation' damages or other
Droceeds therefrom, tne iurn o-f which is hereinafcer calle'l
Ii!-;il.aJi'i"iiit.-i"iiJ" - iit"i1 ue pavabte to the Asaociation'
(b) complece Te!!!g.
(1) In the event that aII of the corflnon areag
a]re taken or condernned or aol'l or othernise disPosed of'
in lieu of or in avoidance thereof' the condennation
a!,ard shall be apportioned arnong the o{ners in the aame
percentageE as pi6viaed for the palrnent of assessments
ina payrn6nt of said apPortioned anounts shall be made
;;tJi; to the owner i-"a trte first nortgagee of his
1ot j oincly.
(21 on the basis of the Prlncipal set forth
in the last pt"""ai"g pattgr"ph' the A.ssociation thall
as Eoon as pt.eiictlie' deterrnine the share of the
' conalettrdatlon "riia t" l{hich each osner i9 entitled'
(c) Partial Taking. In the event that legs lhan the
entire conrn5i-EiEE-fiTEfen or condenhed, or sold or other-
t{l!e disposed of in lieu of or in avoidance thereof, the
condetnnation avrard shall first be aPPIied by the Assoclation
to the rebuitding and replacement of those inprovenenLs on
-15-
26. Uailinq of Notices, Al1 noticea, alenands or olhernotices inEEiEEd'-E6-EE-servetl upon an orrner ahall be sent byordinary or certl-fj.ed nai1, postage prepaid, addresaed in the
nane of auch o!,rner in care of the unit number and builaling
addresg of such owner. All notices, de!trands or ather noticesj-ntended to be served utrcn the Managing Agent or the Eoard ofDirectors of the Asgosiation sha]l be Bent by ordinary or certi-fieil ruail. postage prepaid, to vail Internounta:n Slrin and Tennisclub condoniniu.n Association at P.o. Box 820, vail, cololado 81657.
Any first lrortgagee, upon requeat, shall be entltledto notice fron the Association or Managing Agent under tbe sane
circumgtances as its rnortgagor.
27. Arbitration Required For Any Clailr Eeleunder. Exceptas othernlse herein provided, any controversy Or claim arisingout of or relating to thj.s Declaration, or the breach thereof,shall be settleal by arbitration in accoralance trith the Rules of,the Atnerl,can Arbitration Association. and Judgment upon the awaral
renalered by the Arbitralor(s) nay be entered in ay Coult havingjurlsaliction thereof .
24. Period of Condoniniun OernelshiD. The separate condoniniumeatales cr@e t{ap shi[ continue untilthis Delcaration is revoked pursuant to Paragraph 17 of thiE
Declaratj.on or until lermination pursuanl to Subparagraphs (c)
and (e) of Paragraph 27 of this Declaration,
29. Reservation to Enlarqe conalonj,niun Project.
(a) Declarant expressly reserves the right to enlargethis condoniniun project by conEtructing additional bulldingscontaining condoniniun units and other improvements on separatereal estate descrlbeal in Exhibit c hereto, which units andlands nay becone a part of this conalominiun project by duly
recorded Supplemente to thi.s Declaration and the Map. ft isthe Declarants intentLon lhat there shall be no rnole than
40 ulits and that said units shaLl be conpleted on or before
,Ianuary 31, 1987.
(b) In form and substance, any such supplement to thisDeclalation shaLl proviale for the alivision of such addilionalreal property antl improvements inlo condoniniun units in fornsu.bstantially siurilar to that of this Delcaration, Each unitshall be identified by nunber, antl each buildj.ng shaLl beidentlfied by a synbol or desi.gnalion dissinilar to any otherbuilaling under thj.s Declaration and the t!,ap. fhe undividedinterests in and to the general conunon elements appurlenant
to each such unj.t shall not be a part of the general connon
elements of the conaloniniun uni.ts deacribed 1n and inltially
created by this Declaracion and the Map, provialed, however,
that project coNnon elenents rnay be created for the use and.
benefit of a1l owners in the project. The undivided interestsin the general cotnrrron elements shall have a permanent character
and shall not be altered without the consent of all of, the
condoninium unit oerners affected. rrhich agreement 3ha11 be
expressed in a duly recordeil Amenalnent to this Declaration,
(c) Except as Ie provided In Paragraphs 3 anal 4 of thisDeclaration, aII of the provisions contained in this Declarationshall be applicabLe to such additional condominium unita. conmon
experaes of such additional units 9ha11 be separately assessed,
and aLl insurance policies shall cover only such adalitional
condornlnium units. except as nay be convenient itith respect toproject com'non elements.
(d) Referring to Paragraph 27 of this Declaration relating
to alestruction and obgolescence and Paragraph 31 relating toconilennation, only the o\,tners and firat nortgagees of the
condoninium units affected (danaged. destroyed, obsolete or
condemned) shall be entitled to vote upon the happen!.ng or
The expenses anal fees of such appraisers or arbitraCor or
boLh shall be borne equally by the Assoc.iacion and ehe
orrner. The sale shall be consuNnaeed lrithin fifteen (I5)
alays thereafter' and the Association, as attorney-in-fac!.shall disburse such proceeds a9 i9 proviiled in subparagraph8
(b) (I) through (5) of this Paragraph.
(e) orrners of three quarters of the af,fecteal units
lnay aglee that the genelal common elenents of the property
are obaolete and that the same should be sold. Such agree-tlent mugt have lhe unanimous approval of every affecCedfirst nortgagee. In such ilrEtance, the Association shallforthwLth record a notice setting forth such facts' and
upon the recolaling of such notlce by the Associationrspresident, the engire affected premises shall be sold by
the Association, as attorney-ln-facc for all of theaffected oa'flers, f,ree anal clea! of the provlsj.ons containeilln this Declaration' the Map and the By-Lar.ra. The salesproceeds shall be apportioned between such owners on
the basis of each oirnerr s percentage interest in the general
connon elements, and such apportioned proceeds shall bepaid into separate accounts representing each conaloniniumu!!i.t. Each such accoun! shaLl be in the nane of theAssociation, and shall be further identified by the number
of the unit anal the name of the owner. From eaclt separate
accounl, lhe Association. as atlorney-in-fact. shall use
and disburse the Uotal aEount of such accounts, without.contribulion from one account to anothe-t for lhe game
purposes and in the same order as i3 provialed in Subpara-
gEF,itE (b) (1) through (5) of this Paraqraph.
25. Personal Propertv For conunon Uge and Proiect Common
Elernenls. Prior to the first conveyance of any condoninirn
EifTT-oeclarant shall execute and dellver a bill of sal,e to
the Associalion, transferring all items of, personal property 10-
cateal on the encire preni.Eea and furnished by Declarant, whj.chproperly i9 intendeal for the corunon use and enjolarent of che
condominium unic olrners and occupants. The Association Ehall
holal tiCle to such property for the use and enjolment of the
conaloninium unit owners and occupants, No owner shall have any
olher interest or right thereto and all such right and interest
shall abgolutely terminate upon che ownerra lermination of
ownership of his condotrlinium uni!.
No later than simultaneously rrith lhe flrst conveyance
of, any condominirun uttit, Declarant shall execute and deliver
proper inslruments to convey the project conmon elements to
che Assoeiation. The Aesociation shall hold title to suchproperty for the uEe antl enjolrnent of the condominiun unit orners
anil occupanLg, No owner shalL have any other interes! or right
thereto and a1l such righb ard intereat shall absolutel.y terminate
upon the ownerrs gernrination of omership of his condominlrtm unit'
The project corunon elements shall be rnanaged by the Associatign
or its alesignated Managing Agent and al1 nanagenent decisiong
with respect thereho shall be maale by the Aasoclation or itg
designated uanagirg Agent provialeal' hor,rever. lhat policy aleci.sions
\dith lesepct !o and general speciflcallons of any facility
costing gwenty-five thousand dollars (925'000.00) or nole and
!o be constructed on the project conunon elenents sha1l be
aubmitted to the oeners and shall be declaled by najority vote
rdith lhe owner of each unit having voLing strenqth proPortional
to the ratio of the surface area of his unlt, including lofts
above five feet in head height only, to the tobal surface area
of the units existing at the lime of such vote. costs and
expensesr taxes anal assesamenta, Lngurance proceeds, sale pro-
ceeds. and other proceeds with resPect. to tshe project. conmon
elements shall be apportioned bettteen the or,rners on the basis
hereinabove provitled.
account to another by the Association. as atCorney-in- fact 'for che same purpose; and in lhe same order as provided in
Subparaglaphs (b) (1) throuqh (5) of €hi5 Paragraph'
If the owners of one-half (L/2\ of the af,fected units,
or more, adopt a Plan for reconstruction, which plan has
the unaninou! approval of all filst nortqagees, then al1 of
the owttels shall be bound by the terns anal other provi.sions
of guch plan. Any aEsessment roade in connacti.on with guch
plan shall be a conEnott expense altd made pro rata accordlng
lo ftoor area ratios as provided in Paragraph 20 and thall
be due anal payable as provided by the terms of auch plan,
but not sooner than thirty (30) dayE after ritrl-tten notice
lhereof. The Association shall have the authority to cause
the repair or restoration of the inprovenent using all of
the iniurance proceeds for such purpose notwlthstanding the
failure of an o!'rner to pay lhe assessnent. The assessnent
providetl for herein shall be a debt of each owner anal a
lien on his conaloninium unit and may be enforced and collected
as is provided in ParagraPh 21. In addj.tion thereto, the
Association, as attorney-in-fact, shall have the absol'ule
right antl power to seLl the condominlum unlt of any oltner
reiusing oi failing to pay such assessment t{ithj'n the tine
provideit; and if not so paial, che Association shalL cause
Lo be recorded a noti.ce that the condominium unit of che
alelinquent owner shall be gold by the Association. The
proceeds derived from the gale of such conaloninium unit
shatl- Ue used anal disbursed by the Association, as attorney-
ln-fact, for the same purposes anat ln lhe saoe order as
provi-ded in subparagraphs (b) (f) through (5) of this Para-
9raph.
(d) Owners of three quareers (3/Al ot more of the
unics affected. upon the unanimous approval or conEent
of alL affecCed firsU nortgagees, rtray agree that the general
conmon elernenCs of the property are obsolete and that the
sane shoulal be renewed or reconstructed. In such instance,
then the expense thereof shaLl be payable by all of the
owners of such general conmon elenencs aa connon exPenaegi
provided, howevtr, that any owner not agreeing-to such
ienewal or reconstruction may qive r'triclen notice to
lhe Association that such unit shal1 be Purchased by
the Association for ttle fair market value thereof. If
such ouner and the Association can agree on the falr
narket value thereof, then such sale shal.L be consunnated
within thiruv davs thereafler. If the pa-ties are unable
to aqree, tha dale uhen either party notifies the other
that he or it is unable to agree itith Che other shall be
the "conunencing date" from which all Periods of tine
nenciored herein shall be neasured' Within ten (I0)
days following the cornmencinq date. each Party shall nominate
an appraiser in writing, anal shall give notice of such
norninition to the other party; any such appraiser shall be
a realtor and qualified to make appraisals of condoninium
ancl sirnilar property in Eagle Courty' Coloraalo. If eicher
party fails Lo rnake such nonlnation. the apPraiaer nonlnated-strati, witnin five (5) days after def,aulb by the othe! party.
ifpolnt. anal associate with hin another sinilarly qualified
aooraiser. If che lwo appraisers designated by Lhe parties,
ol'i.r..t.a pursuant hereto in Lhe event of the default of
one party, are unable to agree, they sha1l appoint another
sirniiart| qualified aPpraiEer to be albitrator between chem'
tf they iari agree on such person. rf they are unable to
agree irpon suah arbitrator. then the naEter shall.be
s6ttl.ed- por.uant to the rules of the l$erican ArbiLration
Associat-ion. The decision of lhe appraisers aa to the fair
market value, or in the case of their alisagreenenb, lhen
such alecision of tshe arbitrator shall be final and binding.
owners ard their condomini.um units. Such deficiency
asgessnent shall be a conmon expense and made pro rata
according !o floor alea ratios in the manDer Providedherein above in paragraph 20, ard shall be due and Payablewithin thirty days after writlen notlce theleof. The
Assocj.ation shalf have the authority to cause the repair
or reEtoralion of the inprovements usLng al,I of the insur-
ance proceeds for auch purpose notrrrithstanding che failure
of an olrner to pay the assesstoent. The agsessrnen! Provldedfor herein ahall be a debt of each o$ner anal a tien on his
condomioium urit and nay be enforceal and collected ag i3
provj,ded in Paragraph 2L. In addj,tl,on thereto, the Associa-
tion, as attorney-in-fact, shall have the absolute righ!
and power to sell the condohinium unit of any o{ner refuging
or failing to pay such deficiency assesanent within the
time provided. anal if not so paitl, the Aagoqiation shall
cauae to be recoraled a notice that the conaloninium unig
of the delinquent owner shall be sold by lhe Assoclation.
The proceeds derived fron the 6ale of guch condominiun unit
shalL be used and disbursed by the Asaociation, as altorney-
in-fact, in following oraler:
(f) For palznent of the balance of the lien
of any first nortgage;
(21 For pal.ment of tax and EpecLal asaessnent
ILens in f,avor of any assessing entj.ty;
(3) For pal'nent of, unPaLd conmon expenseg;
(1) For pa)rnent of junLor liens and encunbranceg
in che oraler of and to the extent of thelr Priorityt and
(5) The balance renaining' if any, shall be
paid to the prior condomj.ni-um unit olrner.
(c) If more than one-half (L/21 of the Previouslyex.isting unils ilt a buj.lding are destroyed or serl-ouBly
damaged, and if lhe owners of one-half (L/2) of the unita'
or tnore, do noc vol.untarily. within one hundred (100) dayg
theleafter, nake provisions for reconstruction' Such Plan
must have che unaninous approval or conaent of every
affected first mortgaqee, bhe Association shall forthwlth
recoral a notice setting forth such fact or facts, and upon
tfre recording of such notice by the Asgociation's presL-
dent, the ehtire remaining premises thall b€ sold by the
Asaociation, as aitorney- itt-fact for all of the owners,
free and clear of the proviEi.ons contained in this
Declaracj.on, the Map and the By-Latt6. The insurance
Bettlement proceeds shall be collecteal by che Associatlan,
and such proceeds shall be divialed by the AEsociation
according to each unit ownerrs interest (aE such intelest
appears on the policy or policies)r and such divided
pioceeds shall be paid intso a seltarate accoutrt representing
lach condoninium uni!. Each such account shall be in the
name of the Association, and ahall be furbher ialentifieal
by the nutnber of the uni! and the nane of the owrrer.
!'ion each separate account. the Association' as attorney-
in-fact, shaLl use and disburse the total amount of each
of such funds, wiLhout contribucion fron one account t'o
another, tovrard the part.iat or full paynent of the Lien
of, any first nortgage aga.inst the condominium unit rePreaented
by su-h separate account. There shatl be addeal t'o each
such accoun! che aPportioned amount of the proceeds
derived fron the sale of the enlire Property. Such
apportiorunent shall be based upon floor area-ratios as
provided itt Paragraph 20. The total funds of each account
Efratt Ue useal and disbursed. without contribution frot0 one
par.rmount priority under applicable law. The owner of a condo-miniun unit lu|y create junlor nortgages on !h€ foll,osingconditions:
(a) Any such juni.or nortgages shall always be aub-ordinate to all of the terms. conditLons, covenants,restrictions, uaes, limitations, oblLgatlonE. liens f,or
common expeltseg, and other obligatlong created by th18Declaratio!!. the Cerlificate of, fncorporation and theBy-Lawst and
(b) The mortgagee unaler any junior morlgage shallrelease, for tl:e purpose of restoration of any i.mprovetrentsupon the nortgaged premises, all of hls right, title andinterest in and to the proceeds under all l"nsurance pollcles
upon aaid pretnises which insurance policies t,ere effectedand placeal ulton the nortgaged plenises by the Aasocl.ation,such release shall be furniahed forchwllh bv a.iuniornortgagee upon written request of the tssociati5n.
24. Association as Attorney-In-Facts. This Declaratiodhereby ma@ointment of anattorney-in-fact to deal with the property upon its deetructlonor obsolescence.
Title to any conaloml-niulr unit hereunde! shall beexpressly subject bo the terma anal condltionE heleof, aRd
acceptance by any grantee of a ileed from the Declarant or fronany oitner thall effect appoj.ntnent of the attorney-in-fact hereinprovideal. Al1 of the oerners irrevocably constj.tute and appoln!Vail Intermountain Swin and Tennig Club Condonlnium AEsocl,atLon,a Colorado non-profit corporation, th€lr true and lawful altorneyin tlreir name, place and aeeaal for the purpose of deallng lriththe property upon its destruction or obsolegcence as i9 hereaf,te!provialed. Aa attorney-l,n-fact, the Association, by lts pre8t-
dent, shall have fulL and complete authorization, right and povrer
to make, execute anal deliver any contract, aleed or any other
,Lnstrunert necessary or appropriate to exercLse lhe power hereingranled with respect Co the intereat of any condominlum uni!owner. Repair and reconstructj.on of the inproveroents as ugetl inthe succeealing subparagraphs neans reetoring any such improvenenlato a conalition subs€antially the same as prLor to the damage, with
each unlt and the general and limiteil conunon elen€nts havingthe 6ane verCical and horizontal boundaries aa before. Theproceeds of ary insurance collecteal shall be available to theAsgociation for the Purpose of lepair' restoration or rePlace-nenls unleas the ovners of the building affected anal all affectedfirst norbgagees agree nots to rebuild in accordance with theprovlaions Eet forth herelnafter.
(a) In the event of alestruction due to flre or otheralisaster, the insurance proceeds' if 8ufflcient to recon-
struet the lnprovernents, shall be applied by the Assoclatlon,
as attorney-in-fact, to such reconstruction and the
improvenents shall be promptly repaired and reconstructed.
The Association shall have full authority, right and power,
a9 attorney-in-fact, to cause the rePair and restoration
of the inprovements.
(b) If the insurance proceeds are insufficient torepalr or reconstruct. the inprovenents, and if such dantage
renalered Irot nore lhan one-half (l/21 of che previously
existing units destroyed or seriously damaged. upon the
unaninous approval or conaent of every first Dortgageeaffected, such darnage or destruction shal1 be pronptly
repaired and reconslructed by the AssociaCion, as attorn€y-in-fact, using the proceeds of insurance and the proceedsof an assessment !o be made against all of the affected
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of the assesanent' and may be enforced by foreclosure on the
defaulting ownerts condominiun unit by the Association in like
nanner as foreclosure on a r0ortqaqe or deeal of trust on real
property. In any such foreclosure, the onner shall be required
to pay the co8ts and exPenses of such Proceedings. the costs and
expenses for filing the notice or claim of lien and all reasonable
attorneyr s fees. The owner ahall also be required to pay the
Association a realronabfe rentaL for che conalominiutn unit during
the perioal of foreclosure' and the Assosiation shall be entitled
to a receiver to collect the same. The Association thall have
the power to bid in the condominium unit at foreclosure sale
anil to acquire and ho1d, lease. mortgage anal convey sarne.
The amount of the cottmon expenses asaesseal againat
each condomini.um unit sha]I also be a debt of the owner thareof
at the tine the assessrnent is made ' Suit to recover a noney judg-
ment for unpaid couunon exPenses shall be rnaintainable without
forecloEing or waiving the lien securing aame.
Any encumbrancer holding a ll-en on a condominium unLt
nay pay any unpaid coMron exPettaes Payable with respecc to such
unlt, and upon such palment such encunbrancer Ehall have a lIen
on guch unit for the amoutlts paid of the same rank a3 ghe lien
of his encuDbrance.
22. Liability For conno! Expense UPgn Transf9r.of condg-
miniutr unit. upon paynent ot a reasonable Eee not ro exceec
E;€n-E =fiCe dol-Iars- ($25. oo, and upon the written request of
any owner or any rnoltgagee or ProsPective nortgagee of a
condoninlum urit, the Association, by its Managi-ng Agen! or
Boald of Dlreetsors, thall igsue a writlen statement setting
forth the amount of the unPaial corsnon expenses' if any' wlth
respect. to the gubject unit, the amount of the current nonthly
asses$nent and the alate such assesstnent becomes due. any creallt
for advance palttnents or for plePaid itens. incLuding but not
linited !o insurance premiums and such statement shall be con-
clugive upon the Association in favor of all Persons who rely
thereon in good faith. If such statenent of inalebtedness i3 not
issued within teo (10) days of che request' a1I unpalal connon
expenseE with respect to the subject unit due prior to the date
of such request thall be auboralinate to the lien of Lhe peraon
requestlng such staternen!.
The granLee of a unit shall be jointly and severally
liable r.rith the grantor for all unpaid asseesments against the
latter for hls propottionate share of the gotunon et(pengeg up
to the cine of the grant or conveyance' withou! preJudice to
Che granteets right to recover fron the grantor the amounts paid
by the grantee therefor; provj.ateal, however, that upon Palzment of
a reasonable fee not to exceed fifceen tlollars (515.00) ' and
upon vrritten request, any prospective graneee shall be entitled
to a statenent fron the Mallagi.nq Agen! or Board of Directors'
setting forth the anount of the unPaid assessmenta, if any, with
respe.i to the subject unit' the amount of bhe current nonthly
assissment and the date that such assessnent becolres duer any
credit for advanced palzmenLs or for prepaial itens' inclualing
but no! linited to insulance premiums, and auch gtatetnent ahall
be conclusive uPon lhe Association. If such statenent of i-ndebted-
ness is not isauedwithh t€n (10) days of such request, then such
grantee Ehall not be liable for, nor thaLl the unit conveyed be
iubject to liens for any assesstflenls against the subject unit
unpiid .t the date of the request. .The Plovision-of this para-
griph shall not aPply uPon che inilial tlansfer of condominium
unics by DeclaEant.
23. !,lorcqaqing a.condominiun ultig ---P!igfigY' Any owner
ehatl hava-EflE-;Tg c frotn tsirne !o tsime to mortgaqe or encunber
his interest by deed of trust. rnortqage or other securily in-
atrunent, e first mortgaqe shall be one nhich has flrgt anal
shall not be invatidateat or suspended anal shall renain in fullforce and effect. Deterninatioi of naxlnum replacement valueof all condominium units for insurance puposes shall be naileannually by one or more written appraisals, copies of which shallbe furnished forthrrith to each nortqaqee of a conaloninium unit.In addition. eaqh ci.ne- shall be noEiiied of such appraisa!.s.
- -. 20. Liability For Assessments. Al1 onners shal1 beobligated to pay tEe estiffiEdl-EE3-essnents irq)osed by theBoard of Directors or ttanaging Agent of the Association toneet the corunon expenses and alirect expenses, Except for dilectexpenseg, which shal-l be billed directly on a unit basis, theassessrnents ghall be nade pro rata against the ownelE of eachunit baseal on the ratio of floor area of auch unit to (l) thefl-oor area of all. units in the individual building. in the caseof expenses for general cornnon eletnentg anal (2) to the floor areaof all units wl.thin the project existing at the time suchagsessnent shall be due, in the case of expenses for project
eom'non elenents; in all casea Iof,t areaa sha1l be added to the floo!area of each unit.
Assessments for the estinated cotrnpn expenses, includinglnsurance. shall be due monthly in advance on the first alay of
each month, and shall dra!, intereat at eighteen per cent (18!)per annun j.f not paid within fourteen (14) days of such aluedate. The ltanaging Agen! or Board of Directors shall prepare
and ileliver or mail to each orrner an ilerd-zed quartelly statementghowing such ownerrs share of actual expenseg for common expenses,including taxes and assessments with respect to prolecr colmnonelernents, and also itemizing accumulations fo! esLimated futureexpensea. Contributions fo! nonthly assessnenls sha1l be proratedif the ownership of a condotniniun unit cornnences on a day otherthan the first day of a nonth.
Ary f,irst mortgagee, upon request, shal.I be givenwritten notice by the Association or Managing Agent at any timeits nortgagor fails to pay any such asaessnent within fourteen(14) days of the due date.
No owrer nay exenpt hinself, fron liability for hiscontribution towards the colrlnon expenses or snim and tennis clubpal'ment's by naiver o! the use or enjoynent of any of the general
corunon elemenlE or project corunon elenents, or by abanalonmentof his unit.
2I. Lien For Nonpal.rnent of Corunon Expenses. AII sums assessedbut unpaitl@geable to anycondoninj.utn unit. including lntel:est, 9hal1 consitute a lienthereon superior (prior) to a1I other liens and eucunbrances
except a
(a) Iax anil special aasesBment liens in favor of
any assessing unit; and
(b) Al-I sums unpaiat on a flrst nortgage or first
deed of trust of record, lncluding all unpaid obLigatory! lrrs as nay be provided by such encunbrance, and includingaalditional advances nade thereon prior to the arising of
such a lien.
To evidence such a lien the Board of Directors or
!4anaging Agent may, but shal.l not be required, to prepare anritten notice setting forth the amount of such unpaid indebted-ness, the name of the or.rner of the condoninium unit and a de-scriptlon of the condoniniun unit, Such a notice shall be
sl-gned by one of the Board of Directors or by the Managing Agent
and nay be recorded in the office of the Ci.erk anal Recorder ofthe CounCy of Ea91e, State of CoLorado. Such J.ien for the qorEnon
expenses shall attach from the alate of the failure of pa!'nent
other than the first day of the assessment period.
The assesamenta naale for common expenaeg and alirectexpenses attributableiD the units shall be baseal upon theaggregate cash requirenents which the Board of Directors ofthe Association shall from time to tine deternine are necesaaryto provide for the pal.nent of all estinated expenses growingout of or connecteal with the administration, operation andnaintenance of the condonlniun project, including the cormonelenenta, which expenses will incluate, but l'il-l not necessarLlybe lirnlted to, taxLs and special assesanents not separately.asseased; premiurns for fire insurance with extendeal coverage,vandalism and malicious rnischief endorsements attached, is;uedin the amount of the naximum replacement value of all of thecondominiulr unj.ts (inctuding su].faces of perimeter waLls,floors and ceilings; doors, windolrs and other elements ornaterialB comprisi.ng a part of the units) r easualty and publlcllability and other insurance preniums; landscaping and careof grounds, maintenance, repairs and renovations; srrin clubduest trash collections; lragesi rrater chargesi legal and accounllngfees i . management fees, expenses and lj,abitities incurred by themanaging agent or Boaral of Directors under or by defj.cit remalningfrom a prevlous period; the creation of a reasonable contingencyor_ other reserve or surplus funds; and costs and expenses relatingsolel.y to the counon elenents, The onission or failure of theBoard of Directors to fix the assessment for any nonth shall notbe deemed a taiver, modification, or a release of the ownersfrsn their obligation to pay such assessment.
The Board af Directors may not nake an agsessmentfor capital expenditures for an inprovement or addition to thecocmlon elements ln excess of 925,000.00 sithout the approvalof the owners of seventy f,ive per cent (75t) or more ir? thegeneral comnon elements.
19. fnsurance. The Manaqing Agent or Board of Dlrectolsshall obtalfr-Ei?f-ffiintain at ait tirn6s insurance of the typeanal kind provided helel.nabove, and protecting for such ot-hlrriskg, of, a slnilar or dissimllar nature, as are or shallhereafter_ custonariLy be covered with respect to other apartmentor condomi.nLurn builatings, simi.lar project coturon elenents,f,Lxeures, equipment and personal property sirnilar in constluction,design anal use, lssued by responEible insurance companj-ea author-ized to alo buainess in the State of Coloraalo- The baaic fireand extended coverage insurance on condoRinium unltg and lhegeneraL corEnon elennents insurance shall be carried ln the blanketpollcy form naming the Association as the insured, uhich policyor poLicieE shall ldentify the interest of each condoniniiur unitowarer and which shal1 provide for a stanilard, non-contributorvmortgagee clause in favor of each first nortgagee, and shall -
further provlate that it cannot be cancelled by'either the insuredor the insurance company until after ten daysi prior wilttennotice to each first mortgagee. The Managing Agent or Board ofDirectors shall, upon request of any firsi mortgagee. furnish acertified copy of such blanket policy and the separate certifi-cate ldentifying the interest of the mortgagor.
- A11 pof.lciei of insurance shall provide that theingurance thereunder 9hal.1 be invalidated oi suspended only inrespect to the Lnterest of any particular olrner guilty of I breachof warranty, act, onisslon, negligence or non-coirpliance withany provisions of, such policy, including pala0ent of the insuranceprenium applicable to that ow-ner I s interest, or who perrnits orfails to prevent the happening of any event, rdhether occurrinqbefore or after a loss. which under the provisions of such poiicvwoultl otherwise invalidate or suspend the entire policy, buithe insurance under any such policy, as to the inlerests ofall other insured orrners not guilty of any such act gr omission,
15, ownersr Maintenance Responsibilitv of unit. For
purposes of rnafitenance, rrrpair, arEeraEion and remodeling, an
owner shall be aleemed to own the windows. iloors, interj-or non-
suPporting walls' the nateri.als (such as but not linited topLaster, gl4)sum dry walls, paneling, walLpaper, brick, stone,paint. r,all anal floor tlle, and flooring, but not including the
subflooring) naking up the filrlshed surfaces of the perineter
ralls. ceiLings and floors wi.thin the unit and the uniL doors
and rrrinaloes. The owne! shall not be deemeal to own any
utilities running through his unit which serve more than one
unit except aa a tenant in connon wi.th the other owners. such
right to repalr, alter and remoalel shalL carry the obligation to
replace any finishing naterials renoved with sinilar or other
types or klnds of finishing materials of equal or b€tter guality-
An owner shall naintain and keep ttre interior, including
the fixtures' of hi9 own u!!it in good taste and repair. All
f,ixtureg and equiprnent installed r,rithin the unit co{urencing at
a point rdhere the utility lines, pipes. Fires, conaluits or
aystens (which for brevity are hereafter referretl. to as "utilities')enter the unit ahall be maintained and kept j.n repair by the
owner thereof.
An orrner shall do no act nor any work that will
Ltrpair the structural aoundness or itttegrity of the buildinq
or lnpair any easenent or hereditament.
16. compliance witir Provisions of Declaration a!gil:!e!g.
Each owneDeclaration, the provisions of the Articles of Incorporation and
By-Laws of lhe Asgociat.ion' anal the alecisions and resolutions of
the Association adopted pursuant thereto aa the same may be
lawfully amended flom cime to time. Failure to so cottrply shall
be grounds for an action to recover sums due anil for damages or
injunctive rel1ef or both. t0aintainable by the Managing Agenc or
Boald of Direccors in the name of the Associ.ation on behalf of
the oirnelE or, in a proper case, by an aqgrieved o\tner.
L7. Revocation or Amendment to Declaration. This Declaration
shalr not@sions herein be
amended unless sixty-sj.x and two-thirds percent (66-2/3*'t or nore
of the owners (based on agqregate ownership in the project
measured by one vote for each unit) anal all of the holders of
any recoraleal mortgages or deeds of trust covering or affecting
any or all condominiutr units unanimously consent and agree to
such revocation or anendrnent by instrument.(s) duly recordedi
however, the percentage of the undiviiled interest in the general
conmon elementg apPurcenant to each unit, as exptessed in this
Declaration, shall have a perrnanent character and shall not be
altered rrithout the consent of all of the conalominium unit owners
as expressed in a duly recoraled amendment to this Declaration.
Nothing herein shaLL be construed to restrict or othervrige
effec! Declarantrs rights to enlarge this Projecc pursuant to
Palagraph 29 hereof.
18. Assessnent For corruIlon ExPenses. A].1 owners shall be
obligaeed-to pa1' the Assessments imposed by the Board of Direc-
tors of the Aasociation to meeC Che conunon expensea anal other
direct expenses. The assessnents shall be based on a pro rata
alLocacion of cornnon expenses according co each ovner's fraclional
or percentage inlelest in and to the general conmon elements.
together wlth any and all direct erpenses attributsable to the
unit. Assessments for the cornnon expenses, including insurance
and direct expenses attributable to the unit, shall be payable
at such time and itt such manner as the Board of Directors of
the Associatsion rnay from tine to tine direct'
Contribution for periodic installtnents shall be pro-
rated if the ortnershiP of a condornini'um unj't col[nences on a day
by uae of fly rods and flies only and further requ{reE thaf a:,1flsh caught $rhile fishlng on contnon areas ahall be re:,eaeed andreturned to Gore Creek. Al1 persons while fishLng on sald
conunon area adjacent to or unalerlying core Creek shall inaddition conply with all larrs, rules and regulallons of the
Colorado Deparcnent of wildlife. This covenan! nay be enforcedby Declarant, the members of the Association or any nember ofthe pubuc.
Declarant has on behalf of the AEsociatlon entered intoa conlrac! with the Intermounhain Swim Club f,or nernbershl-prights which shall be conveyed wj.th each conaloninLun unit andtthlch ghall run with each unit and not severable. PurEua[l tosaid conlract,. lhe Association is obligaleat to nake rnonthlyor periodic nenbership pal4rents irhich are and ahall be asBessedas a part of eommon expenses- In the event aaid Intermountain
Srdin Club 6hall be acquireal by a statutory recreation district,the owners of the units, through the Association, shall beobligated to purchase passes for the use of, swinmlng and tennisfacilitiee.
!2, Aermination of l,lechanic's Lien Riqhts and Indennifica-
!ion. Sub edon the Map, no labor perfomed or materials furDLshed and incor-poraCetl in a unit wieh €he consent or at the requeaC of the ownerthereof or his agent or his contractor or subcontractor shall bethe basis for filillg of a Lien agaj-ns! the unit of any olher
owner not expressly consenting to or requesting the game, oragainst the general co[uDon elements ovrned by such other ownera,
agents or the project coriuron elenents. Each onner shall lndennifyand hold harmless each of the other owners anil the AssocLalion
frorn and against all liabiLity arising fron the clain of any
lien against the unit of any other ordner or against. the general
common elenents or the project conmon elernents for constructj,onperforned or for labor, material, servicea or other proalucts
incorporaleal in or otherwise attributable to the ownerra condo-miniun unLt at suqh olvnerrs request.
13. Atlninlstration and Manasernent. The a&rinislration and
rnanagement o-this condominium property shall be governed bythe Arlicles of Incorporation and 8y-Laws of VaiI Internounlain
Swin and TenniE Cl.ub Condomlnium Association, a non-profit
Colorado colporation hereinafter referred to as ttre "Associalion".
An owner of a condoninirn uni.t, upon beconing an owner, shall be
a nenber of the Association and shaLl renain a nernber for lheperiod of his orrnefship. No person shall be a menber urless he
ls an onner. An exclusive Agent for the operation and managenent
of this condomj,nium project nay be appoirted by the Associalj.oD.
14. Reservation !'or Access-Maintenance, Repair and
Energenci tr to
6;-GE;EIEEd by the Managing Agent or Boaral of Directors of
the Asaociation, to have access to each unit from time to tl.ne
durlng reasonable hours as may be necessary for the inspection,
maintenance. repair or replacement of ajry of the general comnon
elements cherein necessary to preveng damage to the general or
liriled conrmon elenenta or to another unit or unils.
Damage to the incerior of any parc of a unlt resulcing
from Lhe naintenance. repaj.r, etnergency repair or replacement
of any of the general colnmon elements or as a result of emergency
repairE wilhin anolher unit at the instance of, the Associatlon
shall be a connon expense of all of the owners; provided, horr-
ever, that if such damage is the result of the negligence of
a unit ouner. then such unig owner shall be responsible for all
of such danage, Resloration of the darnaged lmprovements shall
be to subscantialty the sane conalicion as that of guch improve-
trentg plior to the damage.
Every such alescription shall be deened gooal and sufficient f,orall purpo€eg Co convey. trangfer, encunber or othenLse affecCthe general conrman elements and the limited corunon elernentsleserved for use lrith such condominiun unit, and also to conveythe right of, ingress and egress to and from said unit and thelinited conmon elenents aaljacent thereto.
6. Separate Assessment and Iaxation - Notice to Assessor.
Oeclarant
AssesEar of lhe creation of condoninium ownership of thisproperty, as is provided by 1air, so tha! each unit and itsappurtenant undivided interest in the general common elenenlEahall be deened a aeparate parceL and subject to aeparate
assessment and taxation, as shaLL be the project connon elements.
7, Title. A conaloninium unit nay be held and owned bynore than-6iE-person as joint tenants or as tenant.s ln conmon,or in any reaL property tenaricy relationship recog'nized underlhe lards of Colorado.
8. Nonpartitionabilicn of ceneral Conmon Elements. Thegeneral conrnon elenents shal,l be owned in connon by all of the
owrers of the unils and shall remain undivideal, and no owner
shal.l bring any action for partition or division of the general
conmon elements. Nothing contained herein shall be construed
as a limitation of lhe right of partition of a condoninium unit
betrreen the owners thereof, but such partition shall not affect
any other condominium unit.
9. Uae of General and Linited Com[on Elements. Each ordner
shall be sion of hisurit. Each ordner haB the excl-uslve possession of his unit. Each
owner has the exclueive r19h! !o uae the Iinited connon elenents
appurtenant to his uniC. Each orrner nay use the general coluaon
elements anil the project coruron elemencs in aecordance ulth the
purposes for whiqh any such elements are intended without
hinalering or encroaching upon the lawful rights of the other
owner9.
10. Use and Occupancy. AII units shall be used and occupiedprincipally for residential purposes by the or{'ner, by the ownertsfamily or the owner'a g:uests and lenanta.
Declarant and lts enployees, representatives. agents,
ana contractorg rtlay maintain a business and saleE offise,construction f,acilicles and yards, nodel units and otherfacilities requireal during the qonstruction and 6ales perLoal.
11. Easenents for Encroachments, If any portion of thegeneral cffifter enciolches upon a
condonLnium uni! or units, or upon lhe project connon elenenls,
a valid eagement for the encroachment and for the mailttenance
of same, so long as it stands, shall and aloes exist. rf anyportion of a unit no\r' or hereafte! encroaches upon the general
connon eLenents, the project corunon elements or upon an adjoinj.ng
unit or units. a valid easemen! for the encroachment and for
the rnaintenance of same ' so lonq as it stands, shall and aloes
exist. If any portion of the projecc conuron elenents now or
hereafler encroaches upon a condoninium unit or units, or upon
the general conmon el.ernencs. a valid easement for the encroach-
ment and for the maintenance of same, so long as it stands.
shalL anal does exist. For title or other purPoses, such
encroachments anal eaaenenls shall not be considereal or
determined to be encumbrances eIlher on the general conrnon
elements or the condominium units.
Declarant hereby specifically liJnits use of the
conmon areas adjacent to and underlying Gore Creek to fishilg
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of the surface of the land, together with designatlon of andseparata legal ilescriptions of any projecC conmon elenentg andg€neral cotunon elenentst (2) the linear neasurenents anal loca-t.ion' with reference to lhe e*terior boundarleg of the land, o!
Che buildlng and all other LmprovementE built or Co be builton said land by Declaranti (3) floor plana and el,evalion planaof the buiLding bullt or to be built thereon Eho\ding thelocatLon, the unit alegignation and the linear alimensions of
each uni!, anal the designation of the limited comnon elenentsi(4) lhe elevations of the unfinisheal interior aurfaces of lhef,loorg and ceilings, and the linea! neasurementa Ehowl,ng thethickness of, the perinete! walls.
The Map shaLl contain a certificate of regieterealarchiCect or Iicensed profesEional eng,ineer certifying that the
Map theretofore filed, o! the amended Map or !,lap filed sitnultan-eously lherewith, fulty anal.accurately depicts the layout,
D€asurenenla and location of all of the improvenenta, anyproject colfllott elements anal general colmon eletnenta, lhe uni!designations, and the dilrensions of such units anal lhe €levacionsof Lhe floora and ceilings.
In .i.nterpreting the Map the existing physical
boundaries of each utlit as constructed shall be conclusiv€ly
Presumed to be its boundaries.
Declaran! reaerves the right to rurenal the t{ap, frontime to tlme. to conform game to the actual phygLcal locatl,onof the conatructed i$provenrents and !o any changes, nadificationsor alterati.ons. Declarant reservea the right to file sald Mapin one or more docrxnenCs and add additional property to salalproject by anendment to this Declaratlon and the fi11n9 of asupplenented t{ap.
3. Division of, Property fnto Condoninium Units. The real
Property and lmprovenent8 to be constructed thereon are herGbydivided lnto the following fee Einple estatea!
The real property describeal in Exhiblt tAi and lheinprovenentB theleon are hereby alivided into lhe fee Binple
eaeates described on Exhibi€ "8" hereCo. Each such estate ahallcon5ist of the separately alesignated aparlnent units, theundivided percentage lnterest in and to the genelal cornrnon
elernents appurtenan! to each unit, and the liniteal conmon ele-
menca, if, any, appurtenant to each unit, as is set forttr therein,
Declarant reserves the right to (i) physlcalty c@binethe space withLn one unit lrith t'he space withj.n one or noreadjoinLng units; (ii) to conbine a part of or conbLnation ofparts of the space withi,n one unie with part o! parta of the
Bpace irithin one or nore adjoining unitsr and (iil) to divideinto separate units the space of one unit. The agigregate of,
divideal and unalivided interests in the general corunon elementgreBulting therefron shall be reflected by an arendncnt toExttibit 'B" hereof and to che !tap.
4. Inseparability 6f a condoninium Unit. Each unit and
the undLvlded interest in the general conmon elements and theLinlted conmon elements, if any' appurtenant thereto shall be
inseparable and roay be conveyed, leased, encumbered. deviged
or inherited only as a condominium unit.
5. Descripbion of a condoniniun Unit' Every deed. lease,
mortgage, trusL deed. 'riII, or other instrunent may Iegally
describe a qondoniniurD unit by it.s identifying unit nunber,
followed by Vail. Internounlain Swin and Tennis Club Condomlniung
with furthe! reference to the recolded Declaration and Map.
(I) The land on which a building is locateal,
(2) The foundatlons, colunns, girdera, beans,aqpports, nain rralls, roofs, stairs, sialewalke anddrivexays of the buildingt
(3) The installations of central services in-cludlng trater, heatLng and utllities and in general,all apparatus, - equipnent and naterials exi8ting forcorfiDon use incidental to a building; and
(4) AlL oLher parta of the property and easenentsand rlghts neceBsary or cotvenient to a bullaling'sexiatence, maintenance and safety, or nornally inconnon uge,
(e) rt"inited Conrnon Elenents', means those parts oflhe general comron elemenls reEerved for the exclusive useof the owner of a condotniniun unit.
(f) "Entire prejlises": 'preniaes", "project" or'Propertyn means andl incLudes the land, builatints. alllmprovementg and atructures thereon, and al_l rights,eaaenents and appurtenances belorging thereto.
- (S) 'conalominium project" neans atl of the latd analinprovements inttlal.t y and lubsequently sulnitted to thisDecLaration.
(h) ncotEnon Rxpense3' means and includes:
(f) Al1 aums lawfully assessed against the generaLcomron eletnents or the project conrnon elenents; expensesof adninistration and management, naintenance, repiir orrepl-acenent of the general corrlon elements or the project
cq!trtron elenents; and expenses declared coruon expensei bythe unlt owners.
(21 Direct Expenaes: iDirect expensean shall neanand lnclude those expenBes paiat by the Condanl-nLum- Association which are calculated ar deternined by thenunber or size of unlts and are directly attrlbu-table orallocabLe to each unit. such as trash removal, nanageqrent,nater anal/or aeser. Such ttirect expenses shaU be 6iUed-or aBseased dlrectly to each owner with corflnon expenaesand be a part of the assessment.
(i) "Association of Unit Owners " or iAa3ociation"
means the Vail Inlermountain Switn and Tennis CIub CondoninlumAssociation, a Colorado non-profit corporation, the Cereifl_cate of fncorporation and By-Laws of r{,hich shall govern theaabninlstration of this condoninium project, and tFe menbersof which shall be all of the owners of-the condorninium unitsof thls condominium project.
(J) "Map" or 'Plans. means anal includes the enqlneerinosuryey of the land locacing thereon all of the inprov6rnents, -
the floor and el.evation plans and any other drawiirg or aiagian-matic .plan alepicting a part of or all of the inprovementa.
(k) "BuiLdtng. tBeans a builating improvement comprisinga part of the property.
(1) (1) iunlt,' meana the undivialed air space e.hich j.s
contai.ned withj.n the flnished perimeter wallg, fioor. ceilings.winilows and doors,
. 2, Condonlniun Map. The !.!ap shall be fiLeat for lecordprror to the first conveyance of any conaloninlum unit. Suchllap shall consist of and set forth (l) the 1e9al description
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CONDOMINIUU DECLANATION
VAII, NWTERI.IOI'NTAIN SWII,I AND TENNIS CLUB
CONDOI,IINIUl,lS
XNOW AI,I, MEN BY THESE PRESENTS. THAT
WHEREAS, Trahern Investments, I,td.' a Colorado Corporation
and s. H. CoIe Construction' Inc., a color:ado Corporation (herein-
after called "Declarant") are the oltners of real eatate aituated
in the county of Ea91e, state of Colorado (hereinafter calleal
"subject land") as is nore fully described i.n Exhibit "A' attached
hereto.
IfHEREAS, Declalant deaires to eEtablish a condoniniurn Pro-
Ject under and pursuant to the condoni.niun ownerehip Act of the
State of Colorado. as amendedt and
WHEREAS, Declarant does hereby establish a plan for the
ownership of separate f,ee simple estates consisting of the area
of, space containeal in each of the units in the builflingf inprove-
ment, and the co-ogrnerEhip by the individual and aeparate owners
thereofr as tenantg in colutlon, of certain of the remainlng real
and personal property hereinafter defined anil referred to as the
general coronon elements, anal the ownership by an association of
auch owners of cercain other real and personal propertyr herein-
after defined anal referred to as the project conunon elenenta;
NOw TIIEREFoRE. Declarant does hereby Publish anal declare
thac the following terns, covenents, conalitiona, easements,
restrictiona, uses, limitations and obligacions shall be deemed
to run wiLh the land' shalf be a burden and a benefit to Declarant,
their successors and assigns ancl any Per eon acquiring or owning
an interest in the real property and lnprovenenta' thel!
successors' grantees. heirs, executora' administrators' devisees
aDd assigns.
1. DefinitionE. Unless the context shall expreasly proviale
otherwi st-ThE-=ofTowing def ini t j.ons shall aPPIy :
(a) "condoninium unit' means an individual airspace
unit together lrith the interest in lhe general anal
unlirnited conmon elenents appurtenant to Buch unit.
(b) nowfier' means a person, firrn' corporation,
parlnership, association or otherlegal entlty, or any
Lornbination thereof, orming one or more condominium units.
(c) 'Project common Elemencs' neans and includes
propelty of any kj.nd owned by the Association of Unit
olrners, as hereinafter defined, and useal or reserved for
the conrnon use of uhe nembers of such Association and
thej.! guestsi such Property may includer by wasy of
illuscraLion and lrithout lj.nitation on the generality
of the foregoing, vacant land, parking areas, recreational
facilities, yards, gardens, sidewaLks or paths, driveways,
barbecue and picnic areas, equipnent, tnaterials, or other
property and easernents and rights necessary or convenient
the!euo.
(d) "General conrnon ELementg" meang anal inclualeg
all of the following no! defined above a ProjecL cornmon
elellents:
ROBERT E. GARTON JR.
BOX 392
VAIL, COLORADO 81657
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0ctober 10, 1978
Mr. Terrlll KnlghtDlrector, Dept. of Plannlng & Developnent
Box 179
Eagle, C0. 81611
Dear Terry:
As Presldent of the Vall Intermountaln Water Dlstrlct,I bave revlewecl the plans subnltted by Chuck 0g11by
and Stan CoIe for the Vall Intermountaln Swln and
Tennls C1ub, your flle #Ssp-t09'78.
I fully support thls proJect. The proJect wl1l
enhance the econoalc base of the Water Dlstrlct.
The Dlstrlct, orlglnally bullt lts systen to serve
over 180 acres. As you recall, over 100 acres were
sold to the State of Colorado ln oriler to save the deernlgratlon route under I-70. Thls proJect, then, w111partlal}y nake up for thls l-oss and hence ls hlghly
deslrable for the Dlstrlct. Our water llnes are ad-
Jacent to thls property and we are abl-e to serve thls
proJect.
S1n
ternountaln
Water Dlstrlct
ton, Jr
, Va11
EAGTE COUNIY
DEPARTMENT OF PT-,AUNING E DEWINPMENT
Box 779 328-7ill
EAGLE, COLORADO 81631
BOARD OF COUNTYcoMMrSsroNERs
328-6809
ADMINISTRATION
328-6674
ANIMAL SHELTER9494292
ASSESSO R
328-6593
BU ILD ING
I NSPECTI ON
328.6339
CLERK &
RECO RDE R
Eacle 328-6377Baialt 927-3244
COUNTYATTORNEY
32A-6674
ENG I NEE R
328-6337
ENVIRONMENTALHEALTH
328-7718
EXTENSION
AGENT
328-5370
LI B RARY
328-7787
PUBLIC HEALTH
Eaqle 328-6594Vail 476-5844
PLANNING
328-6338
ROAD & BRIDGE
328-659 |
SHERIFF
Eaole 328-661IBgiall 927-3244
Gilman 827-575 |
50c I AL
sE RV ICES
328-6328
TREASU RER
328-6376
October 6, 797I
RE': FiTe No. Ssp-709-78 VaiT Intermtn. Swim & Tennis CTub
APPLTCANT: Stan CoTe and Chuck Ogilb?
P.O. Box 820
VaiT, Colotado 87657
Enclosed herewith is a copg of an appTication and plan sub-
mitted to tte EagTe Countg PTanning Connnission for teview
and reconr(endation at thejr '.egulat neeting on L5 Nov. L978.
In accotdance with C.R..9. 706-2-9' 105-2-33 and 706-2-34,
796j, as anended and Eagle Countg Subdivision RegaTations.
Section 3.O5 and 3.07, as anended effective 1 August 7976,
gou ate teguited to receive the p7an, and gou have 35 dags
from date naiLed within which to respond or the pTan wi77 be
deened to have been approved bg gour agencg.
The Pianning Comnission wouJ-d sineereJg appreciaxe gout
connents and reconntendations a few dags ptior to the neeting
date. If gou desire additional infonmtion or tirte. pTease
advise this office in writing.
Thank goa vetg much,
,;n)..*u qeq?,t
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TettiLl Knight
Ditector
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()neParkCentral - l5l5 Aropohoe Street
P. O. Box 84O Denver Colorodo 8O2Ol (3O3) 534-1261
october 20, L978
Eagle P1anr:ling Department
108 w. Second street
P.o. Box 672
Eagle, CO 81631
Re: Preliminary Plot Plans
Texas construction co.
stan cole & Chuck ogilby
Gentlemen:
We have exanined the above captioned plot plans and find tbat
at this time western has no facilities on the land t- be plottedl.
Please note t}at ne are a gas transrnission utility and our
approval does not reflect our abilibr to serve subject subdivision.
Very truly yours.
O* $fi^n-
Dan fekavec
Right-of-Way Agent
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GLE, COLORADO 81631
ARD OF COUNTY
MMrssloNEBS
r-6809
.MINTSTRATION
r.6674
IMAL SHELTER
,-4292
s8550 R
3-6593
October 6, 7978
RE -' Fife No. Ssp-Io9-78 VaiT Intetmtn ' Swin & Tennis C7u'b
U
ILDING
SPECTION
8.6339
,E RK &
:CORDERqle 328'6 37 7;all 9?7-3244
)UNTY:TORNEY
8.6674
'IGINEERq-6337
.IV I RON N'I E NTAL
iALTH.
8-77 l8
APPLICANT: Stan
P.O-
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Cofe and Chuck ogiTbg
Box 820
CoTotado 87657
(TEN5ION
SENT
t8-6370
BRARYt-8-7787
i""*'E !'-!.eS*ail 476'5644
.ANNING
28.6338
OAD & BRIDGE
28-659l
HqR|If^ ^^,.:g:h'eiT:fribiiman 827.5 751
OCIAL
ERVICES
28-6328
'REASURER
28-6376
EncTosed herewith is a copg of an appTication and plan sub-
mitted to the Eagle countg- elanning Commission for teview
and recommendation at their reguTat meeting on 75 Nov' !978 '
Inaccotdancewithc.R.'s.f06.2.g,706-2-33and106-2.34,
1963, as amended and Eagle countg Srthclivision Regulations '
Sectjon 3.05 and s.Ot-, -ut a^encled effective 7 August 7976 '
goa a:re tequired to receive the pTan' and gcu have 35 dags
from date maifed within which to respond or the p)an wi77 be
deemed to have been apptoved bg gout agencg '
ThePTanningConntissionr.,ou]'dsincereTgappteciategour
connnents and teconmendations a few dags pricr to the meeting
tlate. If gou desire additionaf infotmation or time' pTease
advise this of f ice in r'triting '
Thank gou vetg mucn.
I
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Ditector
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Cc|LC'HAE'cl OEEAIITMENT c'F HEALTI.I
428 E.11TH A./Ef\LJE ENVEF| 8@n PHgrlE 3€tEl-6111 EXT.32S|
ANTHONY ROIIINS. M.D..M.P.A. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
DATE: November 3, L978
SUBJECT: l{0N-STATE ASSISTANCE
TO:
ls this project consistent with the goals and
obj ect i ves of this agency?
ls there ev i d ence of overlapping of duplica-
tion with other agenc ies ?
ls meeting des i red with appl icant?
A | 5-day extens i on is requested.
REV IEW AND COMI{ENTS
Mr. Terrll-l Knlght
Director, Eagl-e County Department
of Plannlng & Development
P. 0. Box l-79
Eagl-e, CO 81631
PROJECT TITLEI FlLe No. Ssp-J-09-78 Vail Intermountain Swin & Tennis Club
STATE IDENTIFIER: NA
COttllENTS DUE BY: November l-5, 1978
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Comments: Water Qual-ity Control-: The Water Qual-ity Control Divislon has no ob-
jectlon to this proposal ln that water and sewer servlce appears to be presently
available through the Vall Intermountain Water and Upper Eagle Va11ey Sanitation
Distrlcts. Please note that, in accordance r^rith Senate 811L 35, any development
servlng more than 20 people must recelve slte p1_an approval from the Water Quality
Control- Co"nnission before constructlon wil-l- be al-lowed to commence on the sewer
extenalons. In addition, any construction undertaken should strlctly adhere to an
approved erosion and sedlment control plan Lncorporatlng measures deslgned to
rninftnlze possible contarn'lnatlon of area rraters. For l-lke reason, we advise agalnst
permittlng developnent to encroach upon the 100 year floodpJ-ain.
,/.
N'ame,itle'6 Phone
Barnes, Program Admlnlstrator
S0C-3, Feb 77
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PUBLIG Senvlce EtrMPANY trF trtrLoRADtr
P. O, BOX 973
LEADVILLE, COLORAOO A046I
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MouNrarN orvraroN RICflVED
nnr 3 0 1978U\J | - '
Dept. l,l Pl6nllr'rg d Uavel.
Esgh Cq|t{Y" Cob
October 27, L978
Mr. Terrill Knight
Eagle County Planner
Court llouse Annex
P.O. Box 179
Eagl-e, Colorado 81631
Dear Mr. Knight:
In regards to the Vail Intermountain Swim and Tennis Club
Condominir:ms located at Kinnickinck Road and Interstate 70'
the main access and parking area should be a utility
easement and so noted on the plat to be recorded.
This proposed utllity easement wl-ll allow this develop-
ment to be served by natural gas lf so requested by the
developer.
SincerelY,
Rick Platt
Gas Engineer
RP/1ss
Chuck Ogi1by
Stan Cole
P. 0. Box 820
Vai.1, Colorado 81657
September 27, 7978
1,1r. Terrill Knight
Eagle Counly Planner
Court House Anne x
Eagle, Colorado 81631
Dear Mr. Knight,
Stan Cole and I, Chuck Ogilby, would like to request a Sketch Plan Review of our
proposed new project called Vail Interroountain Swim and Tennis Club Condoniniurns.
This projeet will be 25 units or 4.382 acres presently zoned R/S/M. we are pro-
posing a 1ow density, high quality, well landscaped, Club-1ike developnent that rri11
compliment the neighborhood and add tennis courts to the existing Swj-m C1ub.
We would like to subdivide the property as follows: The shaded property will
remain in ownership by Chuck Ogilby. The cross hatched tennis courts will be owned by
either Stan and myself, the Intermountain Swinr C1ub, or a newly formed Recreation
District. The clear area will be owned by the Condominium Association.
There will be 18 parking spaces provided adjacent to the tennis courts for use of
the Swim Club and add an additional 8 spaces.
Each unit will be approximately 800 - 1000 sq. ft, in size and be "Town House" in
appearance with two parlcing spaces per unit. The open areas will be landscaped very
nicely sirnilar to Interlochen Condominiuns. A split rail fence will surround the
property to match both the fnterlochen and Columbine trIest Developmeots adjacent to the
subject property.
The procedure upon approval of the Sketch Plan would be to vacate the interior 1ot
lines of Lots 7 and 8; then a setback varience may be necessary for the one unit on the
North side of the stream depending on which areas are interpreted !o be front, rear and
side yards. No other variences or re-zoning will be necessary.
Lots 7 and 8 are presently 1n the
larger parcel has been petitioned for
by the Board. The entire property is
District.
If you have any further questions,
Vail Internountain WaEer. DisErict and the
inclusion in the DisErict and has been accepted
served by the Upper Eagle Valley Sanitation
please 1et me know.
S incere lv .
a/"*J' r/'%
Chuck Ogi1by
SIAN CO1E BI,CTIVED
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STUDY OF SIGNIFICANT HAZARDS
(1) GENEML GEOLOGY
The geology of the inunediate area is that of dipping beds of the Minturn
Formation and Belden Shale overlain by alluvium in the area adjacent to
Gore Creek.
The Mi.nt urn FormaEion and Benton Shale consists of coarse clastic rocks
and dark grey shales. Groundwater in these rocks is generally unreliable
and water quality is site specific.
Overlying the bedrock in the areas adjacent to Gore Creek are stream
deposited a11uvia1 materials. This alluviun varies in composition from
fine clays and silts to relatively clean sand. The potential for ground-
water in the alluviurn varies with the type of material. Where clean
sands and gravels are present and sufficient saturated thickness is
encountered, moderate supplies of groundwater can be obtained.
(2) FLOOD POTENTIAL
As this property lies adjacent Eo Gore Creek, the lower portions next to
the creek are subject to rising water. However all buildable portions of
the site are situated between 9 and 18 feet above the estimated mean high
water mark. Therefore risk due to flooding is minimal'
(3) MDIOACTIVITY POTEMIAL
t'Neither the unconsolidated alluvial and glacial sediments nor the under-
lying sandstones, conglomerate shales and limestones of the Minturn
Formation, to our knovledge, have been a source of radioactive minerals
in this region. "
There is no rdne activity on this property, past or present, so it must be
**assumed that radiologi.c actlvity is minimal.
(4) VEGETATION AND SITE CHARACTER
The site is relatively flat with the exception of rhe b anks adjacent to
the stTeam which drop steeply to Gore Creek, The meadows on both side of
Ehe stream are covered with native grasses and the sEream frontage has
masses of Spruce, Dogwood, Wi11ow, Alder and Aspen intermixed back to a
distance of approxinately 20 feet from the stream bank, No other tree or
shrub clusters are present on the site,
* Taken from a soils and well site study done for the Vail Intermountain
Water District by l4lright Water Engineers, Inc. - July 20? 1977, T\oo of
the TesE SiEes were on the subject property.
** Taken from a report done for Chuck Ogi1by October 5, L973 - by Woodward-
Clevenger and Assoc., Inc. Job No. 17275
(5) DRAINAGE
There exis ts good positive drainage in all areas of the site. A sna11
Spring drains from the Southern hillside onto the site. Ihis will be
used for lanscape purposes as sho^rn on the site plan and rejoined with
Gore Creek.
Drainage culverts will be placed under our access road from the County
access road.
(6) WILDLIFE
The present r,stldlife is linited to several ground squirrels and several
species of birds that nest along the stream. The deer rnigration route
that used to go through the Vail Internountaln area nov goes through the
deer underpass approxl-mately L/4 nil-e west of this property. Fishing on
Gore Creek through the property w111 be restricted to Catch-and-Release
fishing onl-y. Ttris restrlction should create a minimal impact on the
Gore Creek fishery.
(7) WILDFIRE
The Native grasses are subject to a wildfire hazard especially ln the
fall. However, when the project is completed nearly all areas will be
revegitated with sod, trees, and flower grouplngs with all areas being
fully irrigated. The wtldfire hazard should be greatly reduced after
this ruork has been done.
(8) MINERALS
It must be assumed that since there is no evidence of Past rnining and
since the soils are mostl-v alluvial soils that the nineral content is 1ow.
cDR'f r!'{cA'l'E oF REFERAL
Eaglc County, Colorado
certilication is hereby made that a eopy of an application submitted and given the above
File No. was enterecl into the U.S. Ir4ails, or hand delivered, on 6 9rt. /? 7t
to the offices/pet'sons as listed hereon, pages i of / , as marked by the initials
I'lanning Commission f ile rlr-o; . r4af - t o? - 78
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Qk 2. Colo. oepartrnent of Health
3. Colorado State Engineer
4. Eagle County Sanitarian
5. Eagle County Engineer
2.
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7.
llK 8. U.S. Soil Conservation Service GApplications in Upper Eagle Valley:
0.1 9. U.S. Bureau of Land Management---v-
/1/L 11. Div. of Water Resources---.#-
B.Appl ications in Basalt Area:
1. Town of Basatt 5. Other Dist. (none at p.resent time)
,<Certilier' s Signature :
A,All Applicat ions refered to:
1. Colorado Geological Survey
D..Appl ications in Eagl6-Brush Creek to Edwards:
1. Town of Eaqle
Eagle Sanitation District
Colorado Division of Wildl ife
U -S. Forest Serv ice
Eagle Valley Telephone Co.
Rocky Mtn. Natural Gas
School District RE50J
L
fl 6. Holv Cross Electric Assrn---.-.F_
" ?, €elo-ado Mtn- oolleac Bis!:
-#K--1O. Coloraclo River Water Consv. Dist.
2. Planning Representat ive
3. School District RE 1J
4. Basalt Water Consv. Dist.
5. Basalt Rurail Fire Dist.
6. Basalt Water and Sanitation Dist.
7- Colorado Division of Wildlife
8. U.S. Forest Service
9. Mountain Bell Telephone Co.
10. Bocky Mtn. Natural Gas
C.Appl ications in Gypsum Area:
1. Town of Gypsum
2. E4le County Airport Authority
Colorado Division of Wi ldlife
U.S. Forest Service
Eagle Valley Te lephone Co.
Rocky Mtn. Natural Gas
Schcol D istrict RE50J
-- o. :\::un, sanitatron L. i-i.'ictc)ltppffc-aFionr in CdlL)rado lliv..i Ar.--u:
1. S,:hool D is,trict nE50J
Schcoi District # 1
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US Forcst Se rv ics (Minturn)
Eagle Val lcy Telephone Co.
Yamper Vrllcy E lectric
E.Oiiler Agenc ies (where ippropriate)
1. Colorado Dcpt. of Iliqlr!va)./s
2. Colo. SiJlo forust sj..rv;cc
1 . Town of M inturn
2. Town of Red Cliff
3. Upper Eagle Valley San. Dist.
4. Eagle-Vai I Metro District
6, School Disirict RE50J
7. Colorado Division oJ Wildl ife
8. U.S. Forest Service
9. Mtn. Bell Telephone Co.
10- Public Service Co. of Colo.
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EAGTE COU${TY
Department of Planning and Development
r. u. box r/v l,none J16-t5rL
EAGLE, COLORADO 81631
BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS
328-5809
ADMINISTRATION
325-667 4
ANIMAL SHELTER
949-4292
ASSESSO R
328.6s93
BUILDING
I NSPECT ION
328-6339
CLERK &
RECORDEREaole 328.6377Aaialt 927 -3244
COUNTYATTORNEY
328-5674
ENGINEER
328.6337
ENVI RONMENTAL
HEALTH
328.7718
EXTEN 5I O N
AGENT
328.6370
LIB RA RY
328-7747
PUBLIC HEALTH
Eaqle 328-5594Vail 476-5844
PLAN N I NG
328-6338
ROAD & BRIDGE
328-6s9 r
17 November 1978
Stan Cole and Chuck 0gi1by
P. 0. Box 820
Vail, Colorado 81657
. Re: File No'rssfi ll3-i3";tXul],lntu"'ountain
At their Regular l4eeting on 15 November 1978, the Eagle County
Planning Commjssion detennined that you may proceed to preliminary
plan stage. During the discussicn, they mentioned the follot'ting
items which should be addressed in your pref iminary pl an:1. The 30' stream setback must be c'l early shown.2. Interior lot lines must be vacated.3. There must be 2.5 spaces per dwelling unit and additiona'l
. spaces for both the swimming pool and the tennis courts.
Eighteen parking spaces is not sufficient for the pool and
tenn'i s courts.4. The fl oodplain must be shown.5. If the land area north of the creek is to be used in the
determination of density, then that land must be accessible
both plysically and legally to the resjdents of the units
south of the creek, otherwise, the areas north of the creek
should not be used in the determination of density.6. Density should be computed by using the formula 1 unit for
each 8000 square feet of lot area.7. A front yard setback will be requ'i red on 2 s'ides of the
single unit north of the creek.
If you have any questions please contact this office.
c.4--o*'%:rL
Susan Vaughn 4
SV/ kp
Board of County Commissioners
SHE RI FF
Eaole 328-66 | IBaiall 927 -3244
Gilman 827-575 |
50c I AL
sE RV I CE5
328.6328
TREASU RE R
328.6376
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ASSESSO R
328.6593
BUILDING
I N SPECT ION
328-6339
CLERK &
RECO RDE REaqle 328-5377
Baaall 927 -3244
COU NTY
ATTORNEY
328-5674
ENGINEER
328-6337
ENVIRONMENTALHEALTH
328-7714
EXTEN SION
AGENT
328.5370
LI B RARY
328-7787
PUBLIC HEALTH
Eaqle 328-6594Vail 476.5844
PLAN N I NG
328-6338
ROAD & BRIDGE
328-659r
SHERIFF
Eaqle 328-661 |Bai€lt 927 -3244
Gilman 827-5751
50ctAL
SE RV I CE5
328-6328
T REASU RE R
328-6376
EAGTE COUNIY
ENVIRONMENTAL IIEALTI1
Box 850
EAGLE. COLORADO 81631
BOARD OF COUNTYcoMMtSSroNERS
328-6809
$Ds%$lsrRArloN To: Terrill Knight, Director of Planning & Development
ANIMAL SHELTER
949-4292
FROM: Erik !I . Edeen, Environmental Health Officer
SUBJ: Stan Cole and Chuck Ogilby
P.O. Box 820Vail, Colorado 8L657
DATE: December 6, L978
COMMENTS:
Comnents will be reserved until the preliminary plan is
submitted. However, present concerns include the following:
a) SEream pollution from surface runoff;
b) Stream setback;
c) Location of existing sewer easement
If you have any further questions regardinEi the above infor-
mation, please-contact md at 328-73LI, Ext. 238.
Sincerely,
uqb-
Erik W. Edeen
Environmental Health Officer
cc: file
RECEIVFTI
0tc 7
D.!1. Ot Pi
Ersle
19/t1
Box 386 Eagle, Colorado 81631
Terril-] Knight, Eagle Ccunt;' P-l-ar,rer
5 Eagle Count;' Plar::'.ir:g Dcpt.
Rn-r 1'7o
EagJ-e, Cclcrado 8L63::--
I'nrraY'rl-.or 'r 1C?A+t !/i!
Terrill:
The Vajl- Inteirrnountai-n Sr^J:in and Tenr 1s Club sketch p'l an '.vas sLlblrattedto the Eagle County SoiJ- Consetvaticn )is':rict fcr revi ew anC cory:ent.
ltle have the f ollowinc conrnents :
1.) A more detailed soils investi;ati^n rep.rt sh:,r-rlC be zupplied.
?his ',.roul-d in lot drainage and reye6etation r:lans for theproject.
2.) Drainage lines are narked on the enclosed nap, tn.r.l noinforr:.tion is zupplied shoh'jng lhe design of or problems
h'hich 1,,i-11 need attenticn at ti.ne of buildj.ry.
.\3.) 'I'he ]anCscaping bern pro;ose.-l
re'l .cti nr f n *ha <^oni a< f n ha
disturbed shou.lrl al-so contain
n'lrn fnr. lham
shonld ccntain lrf,re i-nforrrati-.)nplanted. Af1 ar.:as h'].rich are
i revegetation and/or landscaping
4.) As this area is loci:.ted next to Gore Creeh, mcre inforration
should be zuppiied as to what prcb-.]-ems, if any vrjJ-'l occur ''.yj-th
this project in ccnjunction r,^rith the established floodplain and
reqri-red setbacl<s.
5.) the enclosed infornaticn points out the -'l-ocati-on of a spring
1ocate.l adjacent to the property. The Ce.relcpers a] so plan to
us,-. this spring for l-andscaping prrposes. lio rnforrnation isgiven as to the amount of l^rater this spr.i_ng has nor does tlre
ov/ners have rights to this spring.
Slncerely,
/1, 'i-)y'nT"*Bud Gates,
lresident
REC[IVED
NO\/ 3 1978
,./tiJt. Ur P,Jfliiir,t
Ecgl€ County.
] a;,tai
Colo.
RICHARD D. LAMM
GoVERNoR
JOHN W. ROLD
Dir6ctor
COLORADO GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
DEP,ARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
715 STATE CENTENNIAL BUILDING - 1313 SHEBMAN STBEET
oENVER. COLORADO 80203 PHONE (303) 839-2611
November 1, 1978
Mr. Temill Knight
Eagle County Dept.
P.0. Box 179
Eag1e, C0 81631
Dear Mr. Knight:
of Planning & Development
RE: Ssp-109-78 VAIL INTERMTN.
Sl^lIM & TENNIS CLUB
}'|e reconrrcnd that a complete soi'ls and geo'logic report
be prepared for this site. This should a'lso inc'lude
the outline of the 100 year f1ood. This report, accord-
ing to law, has to be signed by a professional geologist.
Attached is a copy of part of the report submitted at the
sketch plan stage, with comments.
Sincerely,e14
L. R. Ladw'i g
Engineering Geologist
LRL/ba
Enc.cc: Land Use Cormission R[C':\/:l]
NO\/ ? 19/8
Uept. 0t I i,r r,,'; r u...il.
frglr County, Colc
GEOTOGY
STORY OF THE PAST . . . KEY TO THE FUTUBE
STUDY O!' SIGNI}'ICANT IIAZARDS
(1) GENEML--GEOLOGY
The geology of
Fonoatlon and
the immediale area l-s
Belden Shale over laln
that of diPPing beds of Ehe Mlnturn
by alluvlun in the area adjacent to
Gore Creek.
The Mlnturn Formatlon and Benton Shale
ern <l dark grey shales. (Groundwater in
conslsqf of coarse clasElc rocks
Ehese ro'cks is generally unrellablelJt,ryipy-
Forznt+rt**./
O!''- c-rl.o (3 i^r
7y45 4-pzat
(4)
3round-)5-
;; ;.;..";"'.riir^i" sire specrfic.) FGre.-e-s \ ua.a'-c- '-tb DEct8z-aToE^1
0verlying the bedrock ln rhe areas adJacent to Gore Creek are strean
d" p o.i c. d a 1 1 uvr a I
T" I i.1l 1 I ;, .,*1"
^
il 1,*i ;g"A{pz J"atf;Yf,it l?" - llSl;:#' :i;" "#;": ii.: ro re 1 ari ve ry c r.",,' s.k ?tkt "p"1rt:tift' r o' ground:
water l-n the alluvlum varieg wlth the type of materiel' -
Where clean €
sands and gravels are present and sufflcient saturated thlckness ls \
encounceredr moderace supplles of groundr'rater can be obtalned
FLOOD POTENTIAL
As thls properry lies
the creek are s ubJ ect
the site are slEuated
r^,aCer ark. Therefore..-.
(3) MDIOACTIVITY POTEMIAL
,,Neither che unconsolidaEed al-1uvia1 and glacial sediments nor the under-
lying sandstones, conglouera!e shales and limestones of the Mlnturn
Formation, to oui knorledge, have been a source of radioactlve ml-nerals
ln this region. "
adjacent co Gore Creek, che lower portlons nexE to
to rlsing warer. llowever all bulldabIe portions of
between 9 and 18 feet above the estimattd qgen-llgL
risk duc co flooding ls minlnal. ^ -)
L,J'
There Ls no nine activlty on Ehls ProPerty' Pasl
**assumed thac radlologic actlvity ls rolnlmal' t(
VEGETATION AND SITE CHARACTER
The site is relacively flat wlth the excePtion of the,banks adjacenc to
the strean whlch drop steeply to Gore Creek. The roeadosrs on both side of
the stream are covered wlth naEive grasses and the streao frontage has
massesofspruce,Dogtrood,WlllowrAlderandAspenlntermlxedbacktoa
distance of approxiurately 20 feet fron the sErearo bank' No other tree or
shrub clusters are Present on the site.
Taken from a soils and well site study done for the vall Intermountaln
l,laler Dlscrict by wrlght Water Englneers, Inc. - July 2Q, L977 ' Tr^ro of
che Test Sites were on the subJect properEy'
Taken from a rePort done for Chuck Ogtlby october 5, 1973 - by Woodward-
Clevenger and Assoc., Inc. Job No. 17275
l"knL.ess g,Txnta.PraP c' f S t1A e*
or present, so it musE be
OtJTtt-,u €-
G4<> u-oarbrr- t I p tlc, I r D
6Z L rav2-r{+'-1,5'c'"1 {
t
75 soulh tronlage road
vail, colorado 81657
(303) 476-7000
September 10, 1981
Stan CoIe
Box 443
Va'i l, Colorado 81657
{
RE: DRB Submitta'l of 9-2-81
Building C
Dear Stan:
At the September 2 meeting of the Design Review Board' your
submitta'l for Building "C", Units #11,12,13,14,& 15 was given
final approval on buildirig, preliminary on landscaP!!9 with the
.fol'lowihg stipu'lations: need blow-up of S-unit building for
landscaping, additional landscaping. Approval on Buirlding uCu
was for a total GRFA of 6,444 sq.ft.
Sincerelv. I
Peter Jamar
Town Planner
PJ:df
ro
MEI'!0RANDUl'l
Planning and Environmental Comnriss ion
(l
FR0l4.: Department of Cornnrunity Deve l opment /Pet er Patten
May 13, 1981
Vail Intermountain Swin and Tennis Club Request for Plan Amenclnent
tabled fron trtay 11, 1981 PEC meeting.
As yourll recal 1, this item was tabled at the May 11 tneeting to look at two things.
First, you asked for a clarification and legal interpretation concerning a possiblc
conflict j.n Ordinance 13, Series of 198I iegarding density control . Larry Rider,
Town of Vail attorney, explains that the Ordinance does not prohibi-t the projects utrder
Ordinance 13 to request addtional density up to RC, but that the PEC nust find a
clear conmunity benefit as a result of the request (i.e. long tern employee housing)
if lhqy approve it. He also explains that paragraph d of page 2 of the Ordinance
was put in so that these projects were not total ly locked into developing their
projects strictly as per County approvals. l{e rrranted a chance to work with the
developers to hopeful ly irnprove the projects. Thus, no rj-ght to the additional
density, as previously explained, is ol ever lrzls, incluCcd in this Or'dirrance, butj-t docsn t t prevent the appl icant f ror:r asll ing for it .
TO:
DATE:
RE:
The Tcr,m Council has revierved the
approved Councy projects that have
units be restricted for employees
possible.
policy concerning additi.onal units in previously
been accepted by the Tolm, and supporr, additionalof the Upper Eagle Valley as long a.: legal ly
Secondly, the issue of the survcy errol: was brought up as tlie main reason for
requesting the two additional units. I've spcken r.rith Jin l{ubin frorn the County.
feceived rela.ted documerits from Chuck Ogilby and done some build:rb1..: alea calculations
on the propcl'Ly to be't-ter understand the backgrourrC behind thc proj ect and the a11ov,'a-
b1e density under Resicir:ntia1 Cluster.
On }lalclr 21 , 1979, thc iiagle Couirty Pla.lning Ct'rrr,nission recornnen!,led ap,.proval ofthe Vail Interrrountai.n Sri'j.rn and Tennis Clrrb 1r r:o j c'ci. with thc conclil- j on that bt:forea buildj"ng perni,t is issueri f cr tlie last br:j.l riing, allangc-Dicnrs be fi.rrrlizcd conu'rittingthe derrel opc:r to plc;r,ide air p.ttscl'rcrl footbridgc acr'oss Colc Crcek. O:r \iarclr .18,
1979, the County Ccm:n j ss j-c:rcr s :Lpp:'cvcd tlie plclil:ri.rrary irl3'; l,ritli r-h+ conij.t j.on
that. thc final plat state that no fur:tiier subrlivi sion (int.-'ryal cr.rncrlsiri.Jrs) lrill
be allov;cd for tl're project. 'l'hese a.pprov.-, ls ',.rcr-e ba.sccl on liSll zoniirg (5.5 uui.t-.;per acre) , 4.5S2 ar:rcs of sitc alca and rtc- s.it:al, e footitge subtrrct<:.1 ilo r- tl..c ci'crltor the floodplain.
Recentll', a slrrvey errL.lr r.Jas discorrercd rilr jclr :-aised thc totlLl sitc n:'ea to 5.ll0
acrc-s. a dil:fcrc cc o1' .734 actcs, ot: tirc siz-c of I'er-r:cl jJ, thc sotrt.llctrt most I):11'('o1..lvidcntlv, lhc legal dc'sclipt i,on srrbrrril.l:,-'cl io 1-irc (:c),r)tt.), <;vcrlooli.cd thc squar:c j ooLtrllcin I'aIcc1 B, and the projcct r(c'Dt thr.cut;lr Cout.:1:r, il|Pi'<;vlrI s r.rjtl:out n:rt.icc of t!',.rertor'. At thc timc Courri.;, :r1;i-rl'oi'a I s lrcrcr 1gi r.'cn, orr!y liross :;itc :rrt:rr l,'xs tritiil'rlittto ltccorrnt 1o cr)rnPlll c- r',ulnite l oil r:rrits l)cr :r(i)tc r;l lorr'cct. 'l'irrr.s, thc c:.ccl: lrncl
floodplairr r,rcrc collnt(rrj .in t.lrr: ;rp1:r.t;v;rl ot 2.'l'Lrnii.:; (4.li82 x S.5 = 24.J uirits.; ,
I
t i lul
swim and Tennis - , -(-Q ls, r98l
according to rny calculations, the creek and floodplain represent 1.66 acres withinthe property lines. This produces a total buildable area, as cornputed in theResidential cluster District, of 3.456 acres. rhis acreage allowl 20 units to
be constructed on the site under RC density (6 unit,s/buildable acre). Thus, ifthe project were proposed under the RC District in the Town, we wouid a1low 20tmits naxirnum on the site. The County would allow 19.
STAFF RECOMMENDATION
The Department of Conununity Development
two dwelling units requested. We feel
unCer the Townrs regul ations.
continues to reconnend denial of the
there exists no right to these uflits
EAGLE COUNTY .I
Dept. of Community Development
EAGLE, COLORADO 81631
TELEPHONE 303/328-731I
BOAR D OF COUNTY
coMMtSStoNER5
Ext 241
AOMINISTRATION
Ext 24 |
ANIMAL SHELTER
949-4292
ASSESSOR
Ext 202
BUILDING IN
I NSPECT IO N
E <t 226 or 229
CLERK &
RECORDER
Ext 2l 7
CO U NTY
A?TORNEY
E*t 242
dnonreeR
Ext 236
ENVIRONMENTAL
H EA LTH
Ext 238
EXTEN 5IO N
AGENT
Ext 247
LIBRARY
Ext 255
PUBLIC HEALTH
Eagle Ext 252
Vail 476-5844
PLANNING
Ext 226 or ?29
PLIRC HAS ING/
PFR SON NELEit 245
ROAD & BR IDG E
Ext 257
SHERIFF
Eagle Ext 2l I
Basall927-3244
Gilman 82 7-5 751
50clAL SERVICES
328-5328
TREASURER
Ext 20 |
April 6, 1981
pta*,Adf
James A. Rubin
Director
cc: Peter Patten
tyt ''hfi
Chuck Ogilby
2938 So. Frontage Road WestVail, Colorado 8t657
Dear Chuck,
This letter is to confirm our conversation today
that when your project in fntermountain was approvedin lrlarch of 7979, the acreage on which the project
density was based was smaller than what is now
deemed to be the correct aereage.
The County's regulations, however, have also been
changed since that time by requiring the elimlnation
of Gore Creek and the 100 year floodplain before
calcula"ting a11owable density. This change would
probably result in your not being allowed to add
additional units even though your acreage has increased.
Sincerely,
l,l.t,i!-'i,1 .'.ili
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lloarcl lx.Ioro it Jrin;rl :llll)t.ovit I
A. Illlll,lrIl,l(: l.1^'llriljALS
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Sidinll
0thcr: I'iai I l,lo t cri.a1s
l:asc i a
Soffits
WinCovrs
lVindovr 1'rim
Doors
Door T'rirn
l{and or Deck Rails
Flues
Flashings
Chinncys
Trash [ncl osures
Greenhous es
0thel
B. LANDSCAPING
Name of Designer:
Phone :
PLANT MATERIALS
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TYPE OR METHOD
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rcfiTI OF VAIL PIAI{NN{G @\4I4ISSICAI
c/o MR. CHIrK OGILBY
2938 SOTIfi{ IROT{IAGE ROADrarl,, @roRRDo 81657
IADTES AI{D GHVIT,HUEN:
TTIIS LETTR IS IO CERTIIY TTNT ITIE NOTAT, ECNTACT OF PAKFX^9 IIAII AND t'BN
AS SHOrill CD{ TI{E ATTAC}ID LEGAL DESCRIPEON AND PIAI IS IN FACT 5.116 A(RES
ASTEAD OF 4.382 AMES AS CAI,LM OUT IN A PRE\IOUS LEGAL DESCRTPTIOT{.
YOI]RS TRULY,
p-( s"-(Ll
RTGIAFD A. BACKTJND, L.S.
T.Chtrl.rOSt6
Val1 Plannlng and Envi.ronnsntal Commisslsn
Vail, Cclerado
Gentleraon3
At thc March 21, 1979 neeting ef tho Eaglc Ceunty Planning
Commissisn our project (the Valt Intermountaln $wirn and
Tonnis Cl.ub Condominiums) rda s approved for 2l{ units based on
J. J. units por acrc times I+. 38 acres of 1and.
Several months after o'-rr aPproval we realized that our
loga1 descrlptien trad an addition error tn lt res.rlting in a
true teta1- aircage of 5,11 instead of l+.38.
Under.ttrc denslty roguircments of RSM wlth tho County at
the ti.me uc would have beon al-1owed 28 unLts.
Under the present tohn zoning of our land r,lo wouLd be able
to buiLd 30 unlts trad we originally designed our site plan to
conform to the Townts sits rcquireme'rts.
Ue rvo lld like to brrild tue additional uni.ts on the site,
Q.rr plan is to hold these units as long term rentals for a
peried of time and uLtimately I aE surer sell ttren.
1{e r.rould build ttre se two apartments over the garage that
is shown on th.e site plan. This addition will change the
configuration of this building and nake it m.rch atore interesting
1o oking,
We feel that this request is a reasonable compromise duc
to serreral reasons: Wc are not asking fer all ef thc unlts
that r.r e co,rld havc had uith the county er with the new tolvn
zoning, rri€ are stilL a lors density project of excel-1errt
q-ra11ty surrounded by Columbine North Corrdomini.:ms1 Carl Dietzrs
project, and Interlochen Condominiums, a1.1 ef uhictr have
over twlce the density per acre as orr preject.
Our socond request concerns the trading ef road right-of-
way to enable the building of the neu bridge i'n Intermountatn.
This r.citl necessltate the elimlnatLrftt ef ttre four parkJ,ng
spaces on the norttr side of ttrE stream adjacent to the nortlr
tcnnis co ur t.
'ie feel the loss of these parking spaces $i11 actually bc
an improvement for this corner as re ui1I be able to landscapc
APollo Park at Vdil
Vail lntermountain Swim & Tennis Club Condominiums
Trahern Investments, Ltd. o Hell Roaring Ranch Company
2938 South Frontage Road o Vail, Colorado 81657 o (303) 476 3070
t!
'T.CharlcsOBfi
ttris area and makc Lt.a morc attractive entrance to Intermountain.
Our present parking plan allous'for two and one-half
spaces per unlt plus an additlonal lot of sixteen cars fer
the swin and tennis club. The additlonal four car let cn
the north side of the stream uas for additional pool and
tennls club parking bringing that parking tetal tc twenty
car 3.
'.:
Most of the suim and tennls club msmbers are 1ocalresidents and r+alk to thc pool' lfe have very 11ttl,o parklng
demand for the club and tho 16 rcmaining sPaces will much
rnerc than adaquately s,-rf f ice. The 2O car requlrenent wag
an arbitrary requlrement set by the county and was based only
by picking a number out of tho sky.
Yo,rr consideration of these matters will be greatly
approcla te d.
Sincerely4l
C*uzUn,n,
Chuck ocirut f
Apollo Park at Vail
Vail lntermountain Swim & Tennis Club Condominiums
Trahern Investments, Ltd. o Hell Roaring Ranch Company
9938 South Frontage Rood e Vail, colorado 81657 o (303) 476-3070
I
PAKC|LS A & B
A TRACT OF LAIID BTING A Pc)IiTIt]II OF VAIL INITKI.IOUII]AIN DEVILOPMEIIT SUBDIVISIOII
BLOCK 4 AS FILID IN BO[)K 2IB AT PAGL 82, UNDIR RECTPTTOI{ NO. 1i3672 III THI
CIFFICI (JF THE EAGLE COUNTY CLF.RK AIID RECORDTR, AND A PARCEL LYING SOUTH OF
INTIRSTATT HIGHI{AY'70 AND NORTH OF SAID VAIL INTIRMOUNTAIII DTVFLOPMFNT SUBDI-
VISION BLOCK 4. SAID TRACT ETING MORE PAKIICULAI(LY D|SCRIBtD AS FOLLOHS:
BEGIIINING AT THT NOKTHF-AST CORNTR OF LOT 2III SAID VAIL IIiTIRI'IOUIITAiN
DEVELOPMENT SUBDIVISIOII BLOCK 4, THiNCE S 6?"26''IO" !^I ALOIIG THi IIORTHERLY
LINE OF SAID SUBDIVISIOII A DISTANCE OF 493.0C FI.I-T TO THE NORTHTAST CORNI.R
0F LOT I0F SAID Stjll0lVISION;'THillCL S 3.|".l0'06" E AL0NG THi fASTFRLY LIItF
0F SAID LOT 8 A DISTA;JCI 0F 48.24 FEEI; TH!.llCt AL0IJG THt FASIFRLY LINI 0F
SAID LOT 7 FOR THI FOLLOI,JING II,IO COURSES:
1) S 85"00102" L A DISTANCE 0F il5.35 FFET;
2) S 27'35'00" F A DISTANCE 0F 105.00 FEiT.T0 A P0INT 0F INTFRSECTIOII
l,'llTH THE NORTHT-RLY RIGHT-OF-I^IAY LINE OF KIIIIIIKINICK ROAD. A PLATITD
50 FOOT l.IIDE RIGIIT-OF-IJAY IN SAID VAIL INTi-RI'IOUi{TAIN DiViLOPMtNt
SUBDIV ISION i
THI-NCE ALONG SAID NORTHERLY RIGHT-OF-I.JAY L INI FOR THt FOLLOLJING S]): COURSES:
i ) 95.38 FEET ALOllG THE ARC 0F A CUtiVE I0 THi RIGHT, HAVING A Cr:'l'lrJrl- Al:(;i,t- '
AF 24"i9'41", i\ RADIUS OL' 2le.6J l-l-i :i .'-';:) A Cri3i..|) l',li]Cli IIL'rltS S 89'.i9'19"
A D i SlT.r.r\CIl (.ri-' 9 4 . 6 .1 i:i .i 'l' ;
2) n 77'40,2i " t.t A DISTANCE 0F 62.
3 ) ?08.26 FI.tT ALOIIG THE ARC OF A
AIIGLE OF 28"14120" AI'ID A RADIUS
4) S 74'05't9" tJ A DISTAiICE 0F |0.76 FEt_r;
5) 59.33 F.E|T ALoitc THt ARC 0F A CURVT r0 TH: RIGHT, HAViflG A C-llTr(AL
ANGLT OF 66"43III" AND A RADIUS OF 50.95 F|IT;
6) N 39"I1'30" I,J A DISTANCE OF 23I.2I FTLl TO A POINT OF IiITiRSLCTIOIi
l.lITH THi SOUTHERLY tiIGHT-0F-I'JAY LIIIE 0F SAID li,/IiRSTATt HIGHI.IAY 70; lHrllCl-
IASTERLY ALONG SAID SOUTHi:RLY RIGHT-(JF-hIAY LINI OF INT:RSIATi HIGHI,IAY 70
FOR THE FOLLOWING THREE COURSIS: \l) N 58"1.l'06" E A DISTANCI 0F 296.24 FEFT;
2) N 59"i0r09" E A DISTANCE 0F 290.30 FEITI
:l
IHI'NCI I67.88 FEET ALOIiG THE ARC OF A CURVT TO TH': RIGHT, HAVING A CI.NTRAL
AI'IGLI OF 03O35'2] ", A RADIUS OF 2680.00 FEET AND A Cf{ORD I{HICH BIARS ,
N 62"58'50" E A DISTANCT 0F 167.86 FttT; THEilcE s 39"].l'30" E A DISTAHCE f)F
268.89 FI-ET TO THE POINT OF BTGINNING, CONIAINIIIG 5.II6 ACRES, MORI OR LFSS.
I, RICHARD A. BACKLUND, BEING A RI.GISTERFD LJIiID SURVFYOR III THE STATF OF
CCLCRADO, DO HIREBY CiRTIFY THAT THIS LIGAL DISCIiIPTIOII I^IAS l.]RITlTN RY ME
AND UNDTR MY SUPIRVISION AND THAT IT IS TRUE AND ACCURATE'IO THE BEST OF
I'lY KNOl^lLEDGE ANO BELIEF.
s.:Pr-. r $;'rL /L, iq )' [,-ry
77 FFEI;
CURVE .TO I-HE LIFT, HAVII.iG A CE|ITRAL
0F 4?2.55 Fiir:
i
PTAI.INING AI.ID ENVIRONMENTAL COMMISSION
Monday, May l1 , l98l
2:00 Work session on Study Area #5 Lionshead
3:00 p.n. Regular Session
t. Approval of ninutes of neeting of April 20, 1981.
2. Election of new chairman, vice chairman, and. DRB representative.
5. Request for a front setback variance to construct an addition atlot 6, Block 5, Vail Village lst Filing, 305 East Gore CreekDrive. Applicant: Bud Parks.
4. A request foran anendmelttothe Gore Creek 100 year flood plain
with the intent of building a duplex at Lot 6, Block J, VailVillage llsth Filing. Applicant: Carl W. Sunmers, Jr.
g. A request for anendrnents to an approved developnent plan urder
Ordinance No. 1.3, Series of 1981 , to buiid two additional unitsat the Vail Intermountain Swin and Tennis Glub Condoniniurns,
and to redesign parking and landscaping of lots 7 and g, Block4, Vail Intermountain Subdivision. Applicant: Vail Interrnountain
Swirn and Tennis Club Condoniniuns.
Published in the Vail Trail May 8, l98l
JD
MEltlORAI'IDUM
T0: Planning and Environmental Commission
FROM: Departnent of Commun ity Devel opment/Petet Patten
DATE: May 6, 1981
RE: Request for a plan amendment' under Ordinance 15, Series of 1981 for Vail
Intermountain Swim and Tennis Club to re-design the parking and landscaping
layout and to add two additional dwelling units.
B.ACKGROUND OF REQUEST
Under Ordinance 13, Series of.1981, a number of projects (the Swim and Tennis Club
iacluded) already given approvals by Eagle County were accepted by the Town as per
those approvals. Provisions for revisions to the approved plans were included inthis ordinance. Any changes of a significant nature will require Planning and Environ-
rnental Commission approval , and of course, Design Review Board acceptance.
The Vail Internountain Swi.ur and Tennis C lub is requesting to re-design the parking
areas according to the.Townts parking requiaenents, thus eliminating areas of asphalt
and increasing green space. They also request the addition of two dwelling units
to be used as euployee housing for an indefinite period of tine, and then sold off
as c ondomin iurns .
H(PLANATION OF ORDINANCE 13
The projects under Ordinance 15 were zoned Residential Cluster for "any zoning purpose
beyond the Eagle County Cornnissionerst approvals." This would relate to changesin development standards other than density controls and would guide such changes
according to the general RC guidelines. Ordinance 13 zoned all of the propertieslisted in it as per Eagle County approval--not according to RC density regulatj.ons,
which would give all these projects an additional l/2 :urrrit per acre. This was notthe intent of Ordi-nance 13, and we want to make it clear that the Ordinance doesnot give any additional density rights to any of the projects under its jurisdiction.
THE PROPOSAL
l. Parkin-g Plan Revision
The Eagle County approval included 2.S parking places
spaces, not including the, ,20 spaces provided for the
The revision, neeting Town requirenents, provides 47area. The revision also elininates a 4 space parking
court, across the creek from the dwelling units.
per unit for a total of 67
Swi-m and Tennis Club itself.
spaces and additional landscaped
area west of the northern tennis
2,Additional units
The applicant wishes to add two units to Building c. The proposal appears to be
an attractive architectural proposal and actually improves the appearance of thatstructure. The pr-oposal is to naintain these un:its as rental apartnents for an un-specified nunber of years and then to sell then as condotniniums.
Swin and Tennis Club - 2 - l'lay 6, l9g1O
STAFF RECOMMENDATIONS
1. Parking Plan Revision
The staff feels this is a definit.e iurprovernent over the previously approved plan.
One of the policies within the Design Review Board is to minimize thl amount ofasphalt on development ProPosals and this proposal acconplishes that objective. We
rec-orut-end approval of the Vail Intermountain Swiur and Tennis Club parking plan revisionwith the following conditions..
a. As per the parking requirenent in the Zoning Code, all lots of 10 or nore spacesinclude some interior landscaping. (Ihis can be handled at Design Review Board.)
b. Because the Swj.rn and Tennis Club parking is being reduced from 20 to 16 spaces,a joint agreenent be worked out so that if nore than 16 spaces are needed atone time, the overflow parking can be accormrodated within the condominiums I
sPaces .
2. Addition of Units
The staff recomnends approval of the additional two units only if they renain asdesignated -employee units for 2O years, as other employee units within the Town areso required. We feel that the granting of additionat rmits without such a restrictionanounts to a-density bonus or unitrtgiveawayrrsituation which may benefit the employeehousing probleur for an insignificant period of ti-ure.
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GMN that the Planning and Environnantal Corunission of
the Town of Vail will hold a public hearing in accordance with Section 18.66.060
of the Zoning Code of the Town of Vail on llay ll, 1981 at 5:00 P.m at the Tor'm
of Vail Council Charnbers in the l,lunicipal Building.
Public Hearing and Consideration ofr
l. A request for a setback variance from the required twenty foot setback to
construct an addition at Lot 6, 303 East Gore Creek Drive, Block 5,
Vail Vi.llage lst Filing. Applicant: &ud Parks
2. A request for an anendment to the Gore Creek 100 year flood plain with the
intent of building a duplex at Lot 6, Block 3, Vai.l Village llth Filing.
Applicant: Carl W. Sunrners, Jr.
A reouest for amendments to an approved development plan under 0rdinance l3'
Series of 1981, to buj'ld two additional units at the Vai] Intennountain Swim
and Tennis Club Condomjniums, and to redesign parking and landscaping of Iots
7 and 8, Block 4, Vai'l Intermountain Subdjvis'ion'
Applicant: vail Intermountain Swim and Tennis club condomjniums
A request for two variances for Lots A-1. and A-2, Lionsridge Subdivision,
Filing No. 1. One request is to build on a slope in excess of 40%, the
other is a setback variance on the south side of the property on Sandstone
Road, Applicant: AAV Lirnited Partnership,
5. A request for amendments to the density control section of the zoni.ng code that
the second unit shall not exceed 4O% of the total gross residential floor area
allowed on the lot in the Primary/Secondary residential district. In addition,
lots in the residential dist.rict less than 15,000 square feet shall not have a
second unit exceed 40% of the total GRFA allowed on the lot.
Applicant: A. Peter Patten, Jr.
3.
4.
Inforrnation relating to
office in the Municipal
publ ic.
ToWTI OF VAIL
DEPARTMH{T OF COMMJNITY
A. PETER PATTEN, JR
Zoning Adninistrator
the request is at the Conmunity Developnent Department
Building duri.ng regular busi.ness hours for review by the
DSVELOPMENT DEPARTMEI{T
Published in the Vail Trail April 24, 1981
o Apprication Dtt 4- rc-gt
APPLICATION
I. This procedure is required
The application will not be
FORM FOR A VARIAIICE
for any project requesting a Variance.
accepted until- all information is submitted.
A. NAI'{E OF APPLICAI{T
ADDRESS Z85J f(t.,)tvtcp1.{tek -D,a. y'4,.PHONE_!.7b:3O>-Q_
B. NAME OF APPLICAI.IT'S REPRESENTATTVE
ADDRESS
C. AUTHORIZATION OF P PERTY
SIGNATURE
ADDRESS ZqTE s PHONE 4ilo-=o>o
D. LOCATION OF PROPOSAL
ADDPA,SS 7853 k.ddtck r.vrck 'Dp, Vret,-
LEGAL DESCRTPTToN fot 7ifu_Ulock. ,l_ EiLilnS VAr. 7.8<rur//74'^,
E. FEE. $100.00 plus 18f for each property owner.to be notified.
F. A list of the names of owners of arl property adjacent to thesubject property and their addresses.
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Vall Plannlng and Envlronmental ComisslcnVallr Coltrado
Gcntlcmcn:
At tho March 2L, L979 mecting of thc EagLc Crunty Plannl,ngGommLgslon our prtJoct (Tho VaIt Intermountaln Srrlm and
Tonnic Club CondonlnLurns) ,as appr.vcd for 2ll unlts bascd on
J.J unlts pcr acrc tlmcs l+.38 aorcs of land.
Scveral nonths aftcr .ur approval wc rcalized tbat aurlegal descrlption had an additlon srr.r ln lt rcsultlng ln atruo tttal acrcagc .f S.lL instead of l+.38.
Undcr tho dcnsity rcquircmcnts of RSM with thc County atthc tlnc nc nould trave been all.trcd ?8 unlts,
Under the prcrent t.wn aontng ef our Land wc wouLd bc ablcto build 30 unlts had wc orlginally designod cur 31tc plan to
conform to thc Teunrs sltc rcqulrrments.
Uc nould liko to butld trro additlonal unl.ts on the sitc,
Our plan is to ho1d thesc units as long tern rcntals frr a
perLod of time and ultlnateLy I am surer $e11 thcn.
We sruld build these tro apartments oyer thc garage thatls shown en thc site plan. Thts addltlon wiIl change theconfi6uration of thig buildlng and makc Lt m.:ch more lntercsting
looklng.
Uc fcel that this rcqucst ll a rcasonable compromisc ducto roycral r.aton!: Wo arc not aakLng for all of thc unltstfiat ro cculd havc had clth thq county or wlth thc neu tonnzonlng, He are stlll a Lor denrity proJect of srccl-lentquallty surrounded by Colunbinc Norttr Corrdominiumsr Carl DictzrcproJect, and Int6rl.chcn C.ndomlniums, all of rhlch travocvcr trlce tho density per acre ar our pr.jcct.
Our socond requcst ornccrnlt ttre trading of road right-of-way to enablc thc bulldlng of tho new brldge in Intcrnountaln.Thls rl11 ncccssltatc the cl"lmlnatbctl of ttre four trnrktngspaces on thc norttr si,de of the stroam adjacont tc tho nortbtcnnlt ceurt.
Ur feel thc loss of these parking spaccs rLll actually boan lnpr.ycment for tb,is ccrner a! ro wlll bc ablc to landscapc
Apollo Park at Vail
Vail Intermountain Swim & Tennis Club Condominiums
Trahern Investments, 116. o Hell Roaring Ranch Company
2938 South Frontdqe Rodd . vail. Colorado 81657 . (303) 476-3070
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T. Chades
thlr arca and Eako Lt a merc attractlrrre rntrance tf Intermountaln.
Our prcscnt parklng plan allors for trr and onr-halfrpaocr por unlt plur an addltlonal 1ot of clrtrcn cars forthc srln and tcnnl.c o1ub. Thc addltlonal four car ht onthc ntrth clde of tho ctrcan rar frr addLtlonal porl andtcnnlc olub parkl.ng brt,nglng that parklng total to trcntyoarl.
llrgt rf thc suln and tcnnir club menbers arc localrorldcnts and wal.k to tho peol. rdc bavo vrry llttlc parklng
dcnand for thc cLub and thc 16 romalnlng 3paccs r11l nuoh
mora than adaquatcly rufflcc. Tbc 2O car rcquircncnt ra!an arbitrary rcguir.Bcnt art by ttrc crunty and rag bascd only
by ploklng a numbor out rf thc rky.
Y.ur conridsratL.n rf thogr mattera ullL bc 6roatlyapprocl,atcd.
Sincere
C*nZ
Chuck O
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UE,nret*v I
Apollo Park at Vail
Vail Intermountain Swim & Tennis Club Condominiums
Trahern lnvestments, Ltd. . Hell Roaring Ranch Company
9938 South Frontdge Rodd. Vdil, Colorado 81657 o (303) 476 3070
Q'lr
box 1OO
vail, colorado 81657
1303) 476-5613
0ctober 26, 1981
Stan Co]e
Box 443
Va'il , Colorado 81657
department of community development
Dear Stan:
At the 0ctober 21 meeting of the Design Review Board' your
submitta'l for a landscape plan on Bujlding "C" was approved
with rthe addition of 2 iprirce trees and that one aspen in each
c'l uster must be at Ieast 3" caliper.
Sincgrely,, 424fr
PeterL Jamar
Town P'lanner
PJ:df
RE: DRB Submittal
Bu'i 'lding "C"
of 10-21-81. L.S.
I
T0: Peter Patten
FROM: Gary Murrai n'LrA.
DATE: 8/1/85
SUBJECT: Swim and Tennis Club, Intennountain
0wner: Chuck 0gilby
In regard to your request for me to research possib'i lities regarding the
Swim and Tennis Club facility that has been abandoned and boarded up, locatedin Intermountain, there are several clauses in the Uniform Code for the
abatement of dangerous buildings that may apply.
Section 302, Paragr. |2: Whenever a building or structure has been so damaged
by fire, wind, earthquake or flood or has becorne so dilapitated or destroyed asto become (i)an attractive nuisance to children; (ii) a harbor for vagrants,
criminals or immoral persons; or as to (iii) enable persons to resort theretofor the purpose of committing unlawful or immoral acts.
Section 302, Paragr. '18 (this would probably apply more so than paragraph 12,
but will still relate to paragraph 12): l.lhenever any portion of a buildingor structure remains on a site after demolition or destruction of the buildingor structures or whenever any building or structure is abandoned for a periodin excess of six months so as to constitute such build'ing or portion thereof
an attractive nuisance or hazard to the public.
t{ith these two paragraphs, it is possible that we could construe this building
as an attractive nuisance. Therefore, we could start procedures for condem-nation. Everybody must be aware of the appeal process which I feel sure that
the owner, Chuck 0bjlby, will appeal . In doing so, the Town may lose the case'in the Board of Appeals. I th'ink, if we do enough documentation and researchof the abatement of dangerous buildings and some of the Design Review Boardguicteljnes, that v',e can come up with enough to make this stand as a dangerousor unsafe building.
If you need any assistance on this, please inform me so I can start procedures.
Thank you.
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Vail Trail
22II ll. Frontage Road
Irr. Vail, Colorado 81657
Attacired you ivil1 find pictures of an
Swim Club facility on Kinninick Road,
For years this less than picturesque
and residents as thev" cross over Gore
eyesore in l{. Vai 1 , tl're
orvncd b,v Chuck Ogilbv.
s i-gl-rt has greetcci visitors
Creek into Intermountain.
I f there are no plans to repair and reopen then the o\\rner should
be recluired to tear it down and restore the site.
cc: Torr'n Council
Vai 1 , Co 1o rado 816 5 7
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BUITDING DtVtStON OF
EAGLE COUNTY, P.O. BOX 789
couRTHousE, EAGrE; CO.-PH. (303) 328.6339
PERMTT ro new f esidencd (--) sroay(TYPE OF IMPROVEMENT)
BUILDING
PERMIT
DArE August 31 19 76 pEaMtr No.0554
AppLrcANr Robert Martin AooREss Box 3742 VFil , ColorFdo 81O5I
(NO.)(sTREET){ c oNTR'S LtCE NSE )
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Ar (LocArroN) 2764 West Frontage Road Sor.fi VaiI , CO 6iJ+X,".,
(NO.)
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(STREET)
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BUILDING I5 TO BE
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USE GROUP BASE MENT WALLS OR FOUNDATION
PLAN CHECK FEE
AREA OR
VOLUME EsrrMArED cosr $ 26,000.00
( C UB I C/ SOUARE FEET)
or'u.* Rgbert Martin
BU ILD IroonEss P.O. Box x 3742 Vail , Colornrlo R165? ;; _
$ 40.oo
$ e6. ee
(Affidovit on Foveire ride of opplicolion io bo compleied by oulhorized caent of owner)
surDlRo PERrvuT APPLrcit'oN
Jurisdiction of
Applicant to complete numbered spaces only.
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11 Valuation ol work: $
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SPECIAL CONDiTIONS: Wort rrrifhin ftr,rrrnirr 'i rrlrf nf Type ot
Const.
Occu pa ncy
Group D iv isionway will require permit frorri CoEntv
EsEineer.Size ot B ldg.
(Total) sq. Ft.
No, ot
5t or ies Occ. Load
F ire
Zone
Use
Zone
Fire Sprinklers
Requirea f]y.. !1oAPPLICATION ACC€PT€D 8Y PLANS CHECKED BY APPROVEO FOR SSUANCE BY
No. of
Dwelling Units
OFFST REET PARKING
Covered
SPACES;
U n covered
NOT IC E
SEPARATE PERMITS ARE REOUIREO FOR ELECTRICAL, PLUMB.
ING, HEATING, VENTILATING OR AIH CONDITIONING.
THIS PERMIT BECOMES NULL AND VOID IF WORK OR CONSTRUC-TION AUTHORIZED IS NOT COMMENCED WITHIN 120 DAYS, ORIF CONSTRUCTION OR WORK IS SUSPENDED OR ABANDONED
FOB A PERIOD OF 120 DAYS AT ANY TIME AFTER WORK IS
COMMENCED,I HEREAY CERTIFY THAT I HAVE READ AND EXAMINED THISAPPLICATION AND KNOW THE SAME TO BE TRUE ANO CORRECT.ALL PROVISIONS OF LAWS AND ORDINANCES GOVERNING THISTYPE OF WORK WILL BE COMPLIED WITH WHETHER SPECIFIEDHEREIN OR NOT- THE GRANTING OF A PERMIT DOES NOT
?RESUME TO GIVE AUTHORITY TO VIOLATE OR CANCEL THE
EROYISIONS OF ANY OTHER STATE OR LOCAL LAW REGULATINGCONSTRUCTION OR THE PERFORMANCE OF CONSTRUCTION.
Special Approvals R equ ired Received Not Required
ZON ING
HEALTH OEPT.
FIRE DEPT.
SOIL REPO RT
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PERMIT VALIDATION
INSPECTOR
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Form 1OO.1 11-73 INTERNATIONAL CON FE RENCE OF BU ILDING OFFICIALS
EAGLE COUNTY
Eogle, Colorodo
OFFICIAL RECEIPT
AMOUNT
ITEM
Buildinq Permit Fee
Application For:(21
Subdivision APPI ication
Zone Change
Conditional Use
Special Use
(Zon ing)(Su bd ivis ion)
Total Received
A.ff it"-t are received for collection ."tffith't ,ece,pt shall be cancelled tor
no.Payment ol any item'
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RECEIVED
OF
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PLUMIING PERMTT APPL,&T'N
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MA|L AODiESS _ , PXONE LICENSE NO.
^hcHrrEcr o" otl'o"bedcFtr 5 MAr L ADDiE33 LICE'.|SE NO.
ENGINEE MAIL AODiES9 ' PHO'{E r.lcENsE No.
LEIIDER
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OF
'UILDINC
8 CIasof worK: TNCW trAOOITION DALTERATION tr REPAIR
Typ. of Flxturt or ham
WATER CLOSET (TOILET)SPECIAL CONDITIONS:
LAVATORV (WASH BASIN)
KITCHEN SINK & DISP.
LAUNDRY TRAYAPPLICATION ACCEPTEO 8Y:
WATER HEATER
NOTICE
THIS PERMIT BECOMES NULL ANO VOID IF WORK OR CONSTRUC-
TION AUTHORIZEO IS NOT COMMENCED WITHIN 60 DAYS, OF IF
CONSTRUCTION OR WORK IS SUSPENDED OR ABANDONEO FOR A
PERIOD OF I2O DAYS AT ANY TIME AFTER WORK IS COM-
MENCED.I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT I HAVE READ ANO EXAMINEO THISAPPLICATION ANO KNOW THE SAME TO AE TRUE AND CORRECT.ALL PROVISIONS OF LAWS ANO ORDINANCES GOVERNING THISTYPE OF WORK WILL BE COMPLIED WITH WHETHER SPECIFIEOHEREIN OR NOT. THE GRANTING OF A PERMIT DOES NOTPRESUME TO GIVE AUTHORITY TO VIOLATE OR CANCEL THEPROVISIONS OF ANY OTHER STATE OR LOCAL LAW REGULATINGCONSTRUCTION OR THE PERFORMANCE OF CONSTRUCTION.
DRINKING FOUNTAIN
FLOOR_SINK OR ORAIN
GAS SYSTEMS: NO, OUTLETS
WATER PIPING E TREATING EQUIP.
VACUUM EREAKERS
LAWN SPRINKLER SYSTEM
SEPTIC TANK E PIT
WHEN PROP€BLY VALIOATED IIN THIS SPACE) THIS IS YOUF PERMIT
Form 1OO.2 9-69 iIoiDER FioM: I NTERN ATI ON AL CON FE r{ ENCE O F BU ILDI N G O FFICI ALS . MILL TOAO . wBIiTT.i,
EAGLE COUNTY
Eogle, Colorodo
OFFICIAL RECEIPT
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AMOUNT
ITEM
Permit Fee
Application For
Subdivision Appl ication
Zone Chan
Conditional Use
Special Use
Varian ce
Appeal Fee
Code: (Building) (Zoning)(Su bd iv is ion )
Tota I Received
All items are received for collection
no.payment ol any item.
Ne 1648
receipt
EAGLE COUNTY BUILDING PERM
O *.u,.w Routing Form
IT APPLICATION
Date Referred Permit No.
Please review the attached application and return it and this completed form to the
County Building Off icial within 6 working days.
Planning Commission File No.
Planning: Complies with:
Subd. Regulations
Zoning Regulations
Recommend Approval
Date:rtt:]
W f] comments:
Yes Reviewed by:
Lo'cati6n a./y'rr^_S
County Engineer: Roads
Grading
Drainage
Recommend Approval
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E]rfr:lK Comments
Comments:
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BUrLDftc PERrvuT APPLTdTToN
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9 Describe work:
l0 Change of use lrom
PERMIT FEE1l Valualion ol work: $PLAN cHEcK FEE </O 0A
SPECIAL CONDITIONS:
way will require permit from'CoEnt
No. ol
Sioriel
Size of Bldg.
(Toralf sq. Fr.
FirG SDrinklcrt
RequirGd l\/cr ONoAPPLICATION ACCEPTED 8Y
OFFST REET PARKING SPACES:No, of
Dwelling Unlt!
NOT ICE
SEPARATE PERMITS ARE REOUIRED FOR ELECTRICAL, PLUMB.
ING, HEATING, VENTILATING OR AIR CONDITIONING.
THIS PERI\4IT BECOI/ES NULL ANO VOID IF WORK OR CONSTRUC.
TION AUTHORIZEO IS NOT COMMENCED WITHIN 120 DAYS, ORIF CONSTRUCTION OR WORK IS SUSPENDED OR ABANDONEO
FOR A PERIOO OF 120 DAYS AT ANY TIME AFTER WORK IS
COMM ENCED.
I HEREBY CERTIFV THAT I HAVE REAO AND EXAMINED THISAPPLICATION ANO KNOW THE SAME TO BE TRUE ANO CORRECT.ALL PROVISIONS OF LAWS ANO OROINANCES GOVERNING THISTYPE OF WORK WILL BE COM}TLIEO WITH WHETHER SPECIFI€OHEREIN OR NOT. THE GRANTING OF A PERMIT OOES NOTPRESUME TO GIVE AUTHOTIITY TO VIOLATE OR CANCEL THEPROVISIONS OF ANY OTHER STATE OR LOCAL LAW REGULATINGCONSTRUCTION OR THE PERFORMANCE OF CONSTRUCTION.
ttcxaYuia ot coNtiac iot oi auTxotltlo aoaNt (o^tt)
Not Required
HEALTH OEPT.
F I RE OEPT.
SOIL R€PORT
OTHER (Speclty)
Countv P
WHEN PROPERLY VALIDATED IIN THIS SPACE) THIS IS YOUR P€RMIT
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CASING
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TYPE OF UI{IT$ OPTIONIAL
RIlcol,'/MrJ{DnD sp[clrrcAl'rO ooa rNsrAr,LATroN oF DRr,LliD nOt *tnt sublmnsrBln hnn's
USING PII],]JSS ADAI,TIiI'IS.
LocBt-lon.of -the Yell - f,very rell should be locaied and constructcd ln such r llanner that nelther
underground nor su!facc contaalnatton froo any scptlc tank, seepage plt, dlsposal lleld prlvy,
colr8l tloodlng, or other source of posslble pollutlon can aftect such water supgI.y. The yell
should be locCted on hlgher ground than any source ol pollutlon and thc horlzontdl dlstance tlo]
sny such source of pollutlon should lrc as grett as posslblc, but ln no case lcss than 100 feet.
If 1t ls Decesssry to locate the scll vlthln 100 feet ol any plpe thlch r,lly csrry scvage or rsste.
Ylter then that plpe should be constructed ol extra hcavy cast lron soll plpe or Cast lron rater
plpc alth lesded Jolnts tested ror rlater tlghtncss, In no case, should the ycll De located vlthln
20 feet of any burled plpe carrylng sewage or rastc yater.
Caslng - Tbe caslng for sclls should conslst of plpe lade espcclally for rcll8.
be drlven a short dlstance
the drlll hole ln the rock.
S0allnfl nock vlells -, The c8s1ng for a drllled $cll lnto rocli should
lnto ttre rock'so that the drlve sioe forus a r:rtertlght seat agalnst
Screen - A slotted screen especlally sdapted lor uell pork should be used ubere drllllng ends ln
otber than a tock condlllon.
Platfor,n - A vstertlght relnlorced concrete platforts at least 6 lnches thlck and 4 feet square or
large enough to accouliiodate an lnsulated rell house should be constructed. The top o! the plat'
for[ should slope away f rot! the csslng as shown on lhe lllustratlon.
Welt Plt - N0 sell head, well caslng, pressure tank, exposed dlscharge Plpc, coupllng or valve
shall ter[lnate or be located ln any p1t or roor0 beloe ground level or ln any rooE or space above
ground rhlch ls ralled ln or otherptse enclosed, unless 1t has lree dralnage by GRAVITY to the
aurtace ot the ground.
Pltless Ldapters - The pltless adapter used shorld bc of an lnert Eaterlal rhlch ls hlgbly
re6lstant to corroslon and coDstructed 1rr such a Eanner as to provlde a posltlve seal vhlch rlll
n-ot alLov ground watcr to enter the caslng. The relght of the Plpe and puop should not be
transferred through the adapter to the cas.lng but should be suppo!ted dlrcctly by the caslng.
Dlslnlectlon FolIo*lng Constructlon or Repatrs - Nevly constIucted ecl]s or PellE havlng been
repalred are consldered to be contanlnated. As soon as rork has been conPLeted the nell should
be pu[ped to saste untll the eater ls rclatlvely clear, then the sell should be dlslnfected.
1o dlslnfect the sell, usc t$o or tbree guarts of llquld laundry bleach contalntng at least 5t
avallable chlorlne (read Iabel on contalner) to ten gallons ot cater, 0lx thoroughly. Pour or
slpbon the solutlon l{lto the yell betseen the castng snd thc drop plpe. Start the puEp and open
alI faucets on the systen. Punp untll chlorlne odor 1s prcsent at the fatlccts, then cl.ose the
(aucetE and stop the punp. Hlr another ten gallons of chlorlne solutlon alld otlce agaln pour or '
At the end o! the trenty-lour hour perlod puDp the well to easte untll the odor and taste of
chlorlue bBs d I s appe ar €d.
Tro days after dlslnfectron collect a s:aaple o! wnter tor bactIrIoIoulcaI snaIysls, uslng only a
storlle contalner furrrl.shed by the Colorado Stete DcpartIeut oI fubllc lleiilth. or your local
health deDartEcnt or from a laboretory approved by th€ Colora{to St8te Dcpartt.]clrt ot I'ubIlc llealth.
lterlals - Uaterlals and equlpncnt usc(! should bc !itructurolly $ound, of ).ot)g llfc snd ln good
ssnltary condltron.
Abrl)d0incni of lixlr;tlnI vi('lls - If thp ncrr reJl ili to rcple(:c on 0xlstll)['l sclI, th0 old wcll ttlust
bc p!ol)cI']y air&niloned 1.o l)rotect thc {ate[-br:rtr'lr]fi f(rrEfltlon of thc Dcv t'0l.L DIlvcn ol drtlled
!clls $lrolild be plIf,ll0d t)y pourlD{i ir soupy njrlurc oI cJ.sy t]i(1 rir!ef 1n1o thc wcll. lYhcncvcr
posslb.lc, t.h(r top l('0{lth ol car1n11 should bc r(|:rivt:cl . cap1r1n1y tlrc Fcll lti ulrsBtlsf0ctory. Dug
*cIl$ shr,ulrl bc It llcd ln
foul' tc(.1 oi ( hr rrcll v{rIl
tO JnstJt {' t fl0rr(l $cril.
slth cl(iali carth turrl)('d lrr ploc(! eftcr Ilrsl. t'{triovlnij 0t IcaJit thc top
, ln l)ot.lr (rr1jclr. tlrc L'l(l r'o)lc slrot!l(i llc tlll(d t0 l.he froulld $urfBcc
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EXEMpTtoN FRoM EAGLE couNTy susotVlstoN
REGULATTONS
Pursuont fo Section 6.01 of the Eogre county subdivision Rcgurorions t (we)
hereby onply {1r exenrpf ion from the provisions with scrid regulotions os fo*I
(o*) p*rL4$g."hr** known .,'.4+gN. J. .F.ltritl.q.{.q.. pRo
And comprisi"g .. /.€ME# . -ft.m!..... . divi<red inro opproxirnoiely3,f*etnp.,llAl-. inreresrs for the foilowins reoscn Viu.r.m,'.qJy.€. .€+e.+ ..9.f,(3. ). gtt,.Lbp,_c{. .4t.- .tet(NgL ..acn. .(t).o.ttirr'druft E..ttu.xr.e.*r*f *r*s.r+EGi;i;rS
regulof ions cxernption opplies only. to the pioposed clevelopirent os shown on the
H.APPLICATION FOR
P.
sketch plon or other intormofion ottoched he
po1"6')).1.4g.-. 7".L'l/6. Receivedv. 8y....
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geon - Vice Chairrnau
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vnrOr.rcrn Reput cnrt oN
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Actlon of Zonlng Oolrd of Adlustrrrcnt on Vtrrl anco Appllcotlon
Approvol B
condiliorrs:-"'-":*"' That the applicant sign a waiver forrh releasing
the County from any possible liability'
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toasons: (soo attachod)Order of tho Board,
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Note:Sectlon 9.04.10 lppeals from lhc Rorl!'d'
Arry furllror nppcal from the dccision of the Boerrd may bo
mMlo to the coutts' tls providad by lawr Proviclc(lr howovert
llrat r:uch appcal is mado prior to tvrorrty (2O) aays
lol lovrfurg ttre <jatc of tlre nctif icatian of tho Roarcl's declslon'
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, BUILDING DIVISION'
P. O. BOX 789
PHONE: 328-6339
rNsPEcfloru HEeuEsr
EAGLE COUNTY
DATE
TIME RECEIVED- AM PM CALLER
E pnnrrnl. LocATroN
READY FOR INSPECTION
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rNEiPEctoN FtEBUEsTBUILDING DIVISION
P. O. BOX 789
PHONE: 328-6339
DATE JOB NAME
EAGLE COUNTY
: ''
TIME RECEIVED- AM PM CALLER
E ornen
MON
COMMENTS:
f]pnnrrer.
READY FOR INSPECTION
TUE
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APPROVED E orsnppRovED E nErNsPEcr
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CORRECTIONS
INSPECTOR
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INsPEC|lclN FTEBUESTBUILDING DIVISION
P. O. BOX 789
PHONE:32&63:B
DATE JOB NAME
TIME RECEIVED- AM PM CALLER
EAGLE COUNTY
E orxen
MON
GOMMENTS:
flpennel.LOCATION <Sa)/m-**-.X^
TUE
READY FOR INSPECTION
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CORRECTIONS
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lNSPECTOR
County of
ELECTRICAL
Eagle
PERMIT
Ne 604
Building Valuation
Electrical Valuation
Permit Fee
Inspection Fee
Total Fee
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Received ,, d/4//a/-THIS FORilI IS TO BE POSTED ON
JOB SITE DURIT{G CONSTRUCTION
18 HOURS AT'VANCE NOTICE
REQTNRED F1OR INSPECTIONS
DateofApplication.... fu.. ........./.*5......rs....7.&........
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APPROVALS
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ELEcTiltAL PERMTT APPLI?ATIoN
Jurisdiction
Applicant to complete numbercd only.
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TotslRECEPTACLE Outters
SPECIAL CONDITIONS:
TotalLIGHTING Fixtures
FIXTURESAPPLICATTON ACCEPTED BYI APPROVEO FOR ISSUANCE 8Y
RANGES CLO. DRYER WTR, HTR.
NOT ICE
I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT I HAVE READ AND EXAMINED THIS
APPLICATION ANO KNOW THE SAME TO BE TRUE AND CORRECT,
ALL PROVISIONS OF LAWS AND ORDINANCES GOVERNING THIS
TYPE OF WORK WILL BE COMPLIEO WITH WHETHER SPECIFIED
HEREIN OR NOT, THE GRANTING OF A PERMIT OOES NOT
PRESUME TO GIVE AUTHORITY TO VIOLATE OR CANCEL THE
PROVISIONS OF ANY OTHER STATE OR LOCAL LAW REGULATING
CONSTRUCTION OR THE PERFORMANCE OF CONSTRUCTION.
GARBAGE OISP. STA. COOK TOP
DISH. WASH. CLOTHES WASH.
SPACE HTR. STA, APPL. % H.P. MAX.
TEMP. POWER L-JPOLE TIUNOGO.
SERVICE
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PERMIT ISSUING FEE
WHEN PROPERLY VAL]DATED (IN THIS SPACE) THIS IS YOUR PERMIT
PLAN CHECK VALIDATION pERMlr vALlDAloN
^ #Sa/t.M.O.
INSPECTOR
FOTM 100.3 I1.73 FiO'IO'i FiOM: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE c|F BUILDING OFFICIALS ' !"6 3. WORI(MAII MI!t. ROAO '
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Eogle. Colorodo
OFFICIAL RECEtPT
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CASH
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ACCT,
COD€AMOUNT
Permit Fe.Bcifdr
BUILDING DIVISION
P. O. BOX 789
PHONE: 328-6339
DATE JOB NAME
TIME RECEIVED- AM PM CALTER
rNsPEc|loN
EAGLE COU
HEEUEST
NTY
E ornen
MON
COMMENTS:
n panrrau LOCATION
READY FOR INSPECTION
wEo THUR FRI-AM PM
Vxpp RovED E orsappRovED n nerNsPEcr
El-upon rHE FoLLowr NG GoR RECTIoNS:
CORRECTIONS / Ll
DATE
INSPECTOR
BUILDING DIVISION
P. O. BOX 789
PHONE: 328-6339
DATE JOB NAME
TIME RECEIVED- AM PM CALLER
rNseecfrru
EAGL
FIEOUEST
NTYcou
flpenrrnuE oruen
MON
COMMENTS:
LOCATION
READY FOR INSPECTION
TUE WEO z'rxuR r ,/ {.),.il$)M
WnrsT";RovED ! nerNSPEcr
Wtjpou FOLLOWING COR RECTIONS:
INSPECTOR
DATE
,r,ro,*c DtvtstoN
P. O. BOX 789
PHONE: 328-6339
rNseec*oru rtEouEsr
EAGLE COUNTY
DATE .t7 .t ,z 7.(/JOB NAME
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DATE
INSPECTOR
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BUILDING DIVISION Of
EAGTE COUNTY, P.O. BOX 789
couRTHousE, EAGLE; CO.-PH. (3O3) 328-6339
DArE 20 October
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c'o: E1-557--'-
BUILDING
PERMIT
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(TYPEI
REMARK': Confirraadditionalparking
Plan Check Fee $5o.oo
AREA OR
VOL UME EsrrMArED.os, $ 30 000.00 PERMIT (188.00
BASEMENT WA LLS OR FOUNOATION
BU ILD
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{CUBIC/SOUARE FE ET)
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(Affidovif on Geveirc ride of opplicotion to bc complefed by outhorized ogont of ovncr)
BUILDING DIVISION
P. O. BOX 789
PHONE: 328-6339
INsPEcrGru FtEeUEsT
EAGLE couNrY i/?gG
JOB NAME
TIME RECEIVED- AM PM CALLER
n ornen
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! panrtel. LocATroN
READY FOR INSPECTION
WED THUR FRI :rirfr';pnn
f,lappRovED E orsappRovED f] nerNsPEcr
f] upolrr rHE FoLLowrNG coRRECTIoNS:
CORRECTIONS
DATE
INSPECTOR
EAG!-E COUNTY BUILDING
fR"uie* Routing
Date Referred
Please review the attached appl ication and return
County Building Official within 6 working days.
Planning Commission File No.
Planning: Compl ies with:
Subd. Regulations
Zoning Regulations
County Esrineer: Roads A
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PERMIT AP
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Recommend Approval
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County Health:
Recommend Approval
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INSPECTOR
Form 1o0.1 l1-73 TNTERNATtoNAL coNFERENcE oF BUtLDtNG oFFtct.ALs. rr.o. MrL! ioao. wr{rrrr.r, cat.r7. ro.or
EAGLE COUNTY
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ENCINEEi LICENSE NO.
En
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IJSE OF !UILD!N6&v,
8 crass o{ work: tr NEw Faootrtol E ALTERATIoN n REPAIR C MovE tr REMoVE
I Describe work:Cau
l0 Change o{ use from fucrvl
PERM IT FEE11 Valuation of work: $ J4, QOO PLAN CHECK FEE
Occu pancy
Group
SPECIAL CONDITIONS:
Slze ol BId9.
(Toial) Sq. Ft,
Fire Sprlnkl€r5
Requirod lyci ENoAPPLICATIAN ACCEPTEO AY APPROVEO FOF ISSUANC€ gY
oFFSTREET PARKING SPACESINo. ot
Owellin9 Unlts
NOT ICE
SEPAFATE PERMITS ARE REOUIRED FOR ELECTFICAL, PLUMB.
ING, HEATING, VENTILATING OR AIR CONDITIONING,
THIS PERMIT BECOMES NULL AND VOID IF WORK OR CONSTRUC.
TION AUTHORIZED IS NOT COMMENCED WITHIN ,I20 DAYS, ORIF CONSTRUCTION OB WORK IS SUSPENDED OR ABANDONED
FOF A PERIOO OF 120 DAYS AT ANY TIME AFTER WORK IS
COMMENCED.
I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT I HAVE READ ANO EXAMINED THISAPPLICATION ANO KNOW THE SAME TO AE TRU€ ANO CORRECT.ALL PROVISIONS OF LAWS ANO OROINANCES GOVERNING THISTYPE OF WORK WILL BE COMPLIEO WITH WHETHER SPECIFIEOHEREIN OR NOT. THE GRANTING OF A PERMIT OOES NOTPRESUME TO GIVE AUTHORITY TO VIOLATE OR CANCEL THEPROVISIONS OF ANY OTHER STATE OR LOCAL LAW REGULATINGCONSTRUCTION OR THE PERFORMANCE OF CONSTRUCTION.
HEALTH OEPT.
FIRE OEPT.
SOIL REPORT
OTHER (sp€clfy)
EAGLE COUNTY
Eogle, Colorodo
OFFICIAL RECEIPT
Date
ITEM
Buildinq Permit Fee
Application For
Subd ivision Appl ication
Zone Change
Conditional Use
Special Use
Variance
Appeal Fee
Code: (Buildin ) (Zoning) (Subdivision)
Total Received
All items are received for collection
no-payment of any item.
N9 2128 By
AMOUNT
only and this receipt shall be cancelled for
E AGLE COUNTY BU'LDTN-PEFiNIIT A
Oneview Routing Form
Date Referred App! icant ,/ d ^ Permit No-
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Location
Please review the attached application and return it and this completedform to the
County Building Off icial within 6 working days. :
Yes
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PPLICATION
o
Planning Commission File No.
Planning: Complies with:
Subd. Regulations
Zoning Regulations
' Recommend Approval
Reviewed by:Date:
Comments:
County Engineer:. Roads
Grading
Drainage
tf
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E]E]r:ltfRecommend Approval Comments:
County Health:
Recommend Approval
Sanitation
Water
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tftIfltl Comments:
EA$[T EOUNTT
$Hff&&r$iflH[[r 0F P!-&f{trIruffi AND BH$Et0PrfrHf{T
Il{cDonald Bldg. 550 llroadway P.O. I}ox 179 Eaglc, Coloredo 81631
SEO IncorporatedP.0. tsox 820
Val1r. Colorado 51657
Rot Appllcation for Building Pernilt in Sagle County
VaiI Inbenmountaln Pool
The Eagle County Bullcllng Department requires that applications
for buileing penmlts ln Sagle County be routed to the Eagle County
Plannlng, Englneerlng, and Errvironmental- llealth Departments for-
thelr corunenis prlor to lssuance of the permlts. Youn appllcatlon
was routed on ]6 September L977.
Llsted below are the somments and recornxxendatlons whlch uere made
by the above Departments dunlng the routing procedure. If you have
any questlons or wlsh to get a further explanation, pfease contact
th6 appnopr'late Deparbnent. The telephone numbers and addresses of
the commentlns Departments are llsted with each comnent.
2J September 1977
PLANNING: IIot approved. rtParklng must be provLded to rneet
the vrlnte:: demand. Plans fon such should be sub-
nlbted- Parklng shown on slte plan 1s nob ln
compllance wlth county regulabl
Box lJt, Bagl
328-6338 t
Not approved. rrl.,ack of adequate parking ls creablng
a safety hazard- I have been unable to find a park-
lng space vrhen vlsirlng this pool to make a pool
heafth inspection.,"
HEALTH:
8J ru/ W
EFffi-Ea-d'A;-, fl:ES.
Box BI1, Eagle' cO 8163l
328-77t8
It would be to your advantage 1f you begln to resoLve any problems
and/on requlrements as soon a8 posslbl-e so as not to delay the
lssuance of your bulldlng permlt any longer fhan necessary.
Thank you,
Los Douglas
Eagi'f,",$&unl,r',{i,tl,ll.Rl,nin ,-o"f,f,L,g,t$lurxrivi*ion, *.,,oni,,!fp,i1,1,r'Ilufixr"},}'.[*.Lehh rJt{lk Edeen
Ilrriltling Olficill: lluikling Ir('rnrils und Inspt.ction, Zorring Arlnrirr ist rltion (.303) 32li-(;331)
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FO Box SiXl
Vail, Golorado 81657
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RECEIVED
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EAGLE COr*O BUILDING PERMIT APllcArloN
Rdview Routing Form
Please review the attached application and return it and this completed form to
County Building Off icial within 6 working days.
Date Referred Appl icant; ttJ
Location
Planning Commission File No.
Planning: Compl ies with:
Subd. Regulations
Zoning Regulations
Reviewed by:
Permit No.
Date:
the
Recommend Spproval
NofltrtfE
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Yes
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Roads
Grading
Drainage
Recommehd Approval Comments:
County Health:Sanitation
Water
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lllcDonald Bldg.550 Ilroadway P.O. Box l?9 Eagle, Colorado 81631
2J Septenber L977
SEO Incorporated
P. O. Box 820Val1, Colorado 81657
Rot Appllcation for Bulldlng Permlt in Eagle County
ValI Intennountaln Pool
The Eagl-e County Buildlng Department requlres that appllcatlons
for buildlngc permlts ln Eagle County be nouted to the Iragle County
Plannlng, Englneeriag, and Snvironmental 5ealth Departmonts for
thelr con-'nents prlor to lssuanco of the permits. Your appllcatlon
was routed on 1b September 1977.
Listed befow arC the conments and recommendations whlch ltere made
by the above Departments durlng the routlng procedure. If you have
any questions or wlsh to get a further explanationr please contacb
the approprlate Departnent.. The telephone numbera and addresses of
the commentlng Departments are llsted wlbh each comment.
PLANNING: Not approved. trParking must be provided to meet
the wlnter demand- Plans for such should be sub-mlLted, Parklng shown on slte plan ls nob 1n
compllance wlth county reguLati
Box IJ!, }!agl
328-6338 t
I{ot approved. rrlack of adequate parking ls creatlng
a safety hazard. I have been unable to find a park-
lng space vrhen vlsitlng this pool to make a pool
health lnspectlon,rr
Sa 'n b',- A-/) '/,',Jl /h/ \ftLer*/
ffiBox B1I, Eagle' C0 81631
TIEAI.,TH:
328-77t8
It would be to your advantage 1f you begln to resolve any problems
and/or requlrements as soon as posslble so as not to delay the
lssuance of your butldlng permlb any longer than necessary..
Thank you,
Los Douglas
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Iluilding Offiti.ri: IluiLlirrll I'crrnits and InsJrt'r:t-irrn, Zuninll
Irt zonirr?9.i ppr il.llf; Afi d*,hrim#hb ufi ll# Ede en
r\d rninistra t.ion (30J) 328-ti339
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I' WILLIAIt E. ARIIFIELD, BEING A RECISTERED LAND SURVIiYOR IN TIt l:STATE OF COLORADO, DO HEREI}Y CERTIFY TIIAT A SIJRVEY II'AS ITADU RY }TE ANI)UNDER l'{Y suPIRVISrOil oF LoT I, I]LOCK 6, VAIL ritTl.:R]touNlAri; str]tt)IVISroNic oUNTY 0r uAcLt, STATli or coLonAl)o, AI{D FOUND TIII CO:lCRITri S\.JL]ilnl{C poot.
TO BE LOCATIIJ INTIRELY I'ITIIIN TItE I}OUNDARY I. IIiES OF TIIE AIIOVfi DIISCRI III:I)
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McDondd Bldg.550 Brordwey
September
P.O. Bor 179
6, Lg77
Eegle, Colorado 816{ll
Chuck OgilbyP. O. Box 820
Vailr. Colorado
Re: Application for Building Pe:mit in Eagle CountyVail Intermountain'
The Eagle County Building Department requires that applications for
building permits in Eagle County be routed to the Eagle County Plann-ingr Engineering, and Environmental Health Departments for their
conrnents prior to issuance of the per:mits. Your application was
routed on 2 september L977.
Listed below are the comments and recomnendatlons which were made by
the above Departments during the routing procedure. If you have any
questions or wish to get a furbher explanationr please contact, the
appropriate Department. Ttre telephone numbers and addresses of the
comrnenting Departments are listed with each conment.
8:-:65?
PLANNING: Not Approved. "Aarea sufficient to
rri
Box 1
TKrngEt, Planner
, Eagle, CO 81631
328-63 8-
It would be to your advantage if you begin to resolv" "tty problems
and/or reqrrirements as soon as possible so as not to delay the issuanceof yorrr building permit any longer than necessary.
Enclosed is a copy of the Review Routing Form for your i.nfo:rmation.
lhank you,
ai*A--z+sf,es Douflas
Eagle County Building Official
LD: TK: sarn
ccs Terrill Knigbtr Eagle County Planner
enc 3
Planning Department/Planning Commission: Subdivision, Rezoning, Applications and Review (303) 328{338
Building Official: Building Permits and Inspection, Zoning Administration (303) 32&63:19
,tor i.'
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o RECEIVED
AUG I 81977
oepL 0t ptaoni|g & D.yoLll8b Crury.odo
8 - lz'z-tEr+hca
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Se<utz bo,ZrerC 7bZ (.q*'e<*1n'>S
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fllrcatd&/C<rn rz Fo'< '7'7? fr<'a.aat€aD
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SEO Inoerporad
PO Box&10
Vril, Colondo 81657
47&*E
GAfAAL PARTflERS:
ROERI E GARION, JR.
DAVIO ('ARTON, JR.
TIMOT}IY R. GARTON
ARTHUR M. KELTON. JR.
o&
I{arch 28, L977
Mr. Chuck Ogi1byVail
Colorado 81657
Dear Chuck:
The Vail Intermountain Associates Architectural Control- Comnittee
hereby approves your plans for the permanent structure over thepool on l.ot 1, Block 6.
We will need to retain a copy of your final plans for our files.
Sincerely,
I NTERMOUNTAI N ASSOCIATES
OFFICE: MILL CREEK COURT
P. O. Box 705
vAtL, coLoRADO 8t 65?
a76- 5075
VAIL INTERMOUNTAIN ASSOCIATES
ARCIIITECTURAL CONTROL
COMMITTEE
Robert E. Garton, Jr.
TRG: jk
'v ''\/ ?a.t -.; -:;a
, BUILDING DIVISION
Pp. Box 179
PHONE: 3287311
DATE /2 -t7
TIME RECEIVED
t7 b5
INSFEGIGlN
EAGLE COU
* 2 /,t(,
FIEIIUEST
NTY
JOB NAME
9: ro AM PM CALLER
TUE
E pnnrral.LOCATION
READY FOR INSPECTION
WED FRIMON
COMMENTS:
D orxen
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V app RovED i n otsnppRovED
D upotrt rHE FoLLowrNG coRRECTToNS:
CORRECTf ONS /ii ,t. :t )' 6 /latQ 1r1 /'.; tt I !'t t< )
E nerNSPEcr
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DATE It -t/
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Box 386 Eagle. Colorado 81631
TaF-i1'r :'-.i..Ll. r.^-r g Q..gy,*1" Pl-c:.tla1.
.na,', Eagle Cot'nt- i1a:-r'.: ;; lclt.p^-, 'r t(-i
i: r'l a 4^] ^.r"c ri n t!1 la1-so*v,
Ter:':l-l-:
The Vail- rntc:'taouirl:a:-n Sr,ri.r:r and Ten,'is Club sl<elch plan '.'ras subn:-tteCto the liarrl e Cnrrnt'.' Scil- Ccnservaticn )i-sr-rict fotl rcvie'.r anC ecr::ert.
lie have tbe fo1'l c'.rinll co rents :
.\1.) -4 ncre 'letailcd soi-ls inves1:i.latr'-'n repcrJr sh,t'.ld bc sr;p1ied.
Thi s -..',:ir-.1-d ir- lot cb.air-a.,1e and reye5e+,atic:r rlans for tite
r':r.n i an I
^\?,) Dra..nage l-lnes are narlied on the enclosed nen, cr: I no
infc:::.ti.:n is zupp1reci :irr-,::-:r3 ihe desir:n of or ;r,rblems
'..:hich ril1 neeC ar.tenticn at i:::e cf buil-Cirg.
^\3.) The l-anCscapin; i:::'n 1:ro;cse-l shor'-1i crntain .::r^ irfo'::at.!.'.r'r.
re'l atin5 to ti:e sp3cies to i;e planted. ri-l-l arras r....'hich are
distu;'beC shc'r-,.l,I also c:nta,in .1 reve.etation anc),/or 'l.andscaoing
plan fcr then.
.\l+. ) As t::s aree" is Icc; ';=d ncx-, to Gore Creel.:, r,"rcre r:forr:'ii..';1
shcul. be zuprlied gs to:+lu.t prrbl-ens, r! c.n:; r'il 1 oc.:ur r^riththis project in crnju.nction'..dt:r the establj-slied floodplain and
:'eo:i::ed setbacllc.
.\5.) Th: enclose.J lnfor:':.ti.r:r e:ints out the -'l-ocation cf a :pri:r5;
locate'l ad.ja.cent i,o lire -.roperty. The d,e.relo-.ers :1 sc pLan to
rrs'; ti.iis spring for l-andscaring p:rposes. llo . nforrratior is
given as 'vc the a,::r:unt oi '.".e.ter this spri ng h:s nor do es the
o!,.rtiers ha..re riglrts to this spring.
qi l.l.^1.^1 !.v !rlv 'f 9-! ,
RECIIiIi[D
NOv 3 1979
*uL a l't,itt::.; i .:.1ti
ea!li Cou.ity. ilrl.'
: - l L-.r'6",/L *-7-7.U,v
Bud G:tes,
lresident
:i:i:?r:.lL""f?l|ft ,"'=^HJ#J-'"R:13|,,O,o*,
Review Routing Form ( ) Primary Routing ( ) Rerouting
E n Vt "<7.r '"5/*;7 fi t .tr"."''
P lann ir rg Commission File No.
to the County Building Official within 6 working days
t16d
Permit No.
Loc at ion
Review and return
P lanning: Complies with:
Subdivi sion Regul ations
Zoning Regulations
Site Pl an (Landscaping)
Cornmerrts:
Reviewed by:
Recommend Approval :
No
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Dnx
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Date:
County Engineer: Roads
Grading
. Drainage
Comments:
Recomnrend Approval :
nnn!
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County Health: Water
Sanitation
Perc . test
Comments:
nntrtr
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E-Recommend roval :
Final lnspection: C/O
Recommend Approval
Co;-nments:
ntr
Final Inspection: Landscapi
Recommend Approval
Commerrts:
ng!f,
Final Filing Date
by DateC,/O lssued
'FtX'.:?"r'Jll""S?i)fi ,ffi J#J='"i,:'J::''lF.RM
ReView Routing Form (W prirnary Routing ( ) Rerouting
nnf,4
No
nUn
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Applicant Permit No.
Location
Review and
ir rg Commission File No.
ithin 6 working days
P lanning: Complies with:
Subdivi sion Regul at ions
Zoning Regulations
Site Pl an (Landscaping)
Co:'nmerrts:
Reviewed
Recommend Approval :
Date Ref erred
County Engineer: Roads
Grading
. Drainage
Comments:
County Health: Water
Sanitation
Perc . test
Recom:'nend Approval :
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Co;-nments:
Firral Inspection: Landscaping
Recommend Approval n f,
Commerrts:
C/O lssued
Final Filing Date
by Date
eacEe couNTY a
DEPARTMENT OF BUILDING & PLANNING
EAGLE, COLORADO 81631
TELEPHONE 303/3?8.73I I
'oilio!'nl8!B5H'
Basalt - 927-3823
1 August 1980
BOARD OF COUNTY
coMMtSStONERS
Ext 241
AOMINISTRATION
Ext 241
ANIMAL SHELTER
949-4292
ASSESSO R
Ext 202
BUILDING IN
I N SPECT IO N
Ext ??6 o( 229
CLERK &
RECORDER
Ext 2l 7
COUNTY
ATTO R N EY
Exl 242
ENG INEER
Ext 236
ENVIRONMENTAL
HEALTH
Ext 238
EXT ENSI O N
AG ENT
Ext 247
LIBRARY
Ext 255
PU BLIC H EALTH
Eagle Ext 252
Vail 476-5844
PLA N N ING
Ext 226 or 229
PURCHASING/
PE R50NNEL
Ext 245
ROAD & BRIDGE
Ext ?57
SHERIFF
Eaqle Ext 2l I
Baiall 927.3244
Gitman 827'5 75 |
SOCIAL SERVICES
328-6328
TREASURER
Ext 201
RE: Applicatjon for Bujlding Permit in Eagle County
Lots 7 and 8, Block 4, Vail Intermountain - Denied.
The Eagle county Building Dept. requires that applications for Building
ptrmiii.in Eagle Couniy 6e rbuted io the Eagle County Planning, Engineering'
and Env'i ronme;tal Healih Departments for their c-olqgr1-t-s prior to issuance
of the permits. Your application was routed on7/24/80
Ljsted below are the comments and recommendations which were made by the
ibove departments ou"inf the routing procedure. If you have any questjons
or wjsh to get further 6xplanation,-piease contact the appropriate dept.
Stan Cole and Chuck Ogilby
P.0. Box 443
Va i 'l , Col orado 81657
It would be to Your advantage if
requirements as soon as Possible
building permit any longer than
Environmental Health - Not Approved.1) Adequate snow storage area js not
i ndi cated.Z) Dra'inage plan, including erosion and
sediment control , must be provided
for roof and parking 1ot drainage.
3) Show location of spring drainage.4) Trash and debris catch bas'in is
needed.
<44-.-J
you begin
so as nor
neces sa ry.
to resolve any Prob'l erns and/or
to delay the iss*uance of Your
Environmental Heal th 0fficer
ugl a y Sui t d'inq 0f f i ci al
LD/adj
IProject Application
Project Name:
Proiect Description:
Contact Person and Phone
Owner, Address and Phone:
Architect, Address and Phone:
Legal Description: Lot Block Filing Zone
Comments:
Design Review Board
DISAPPROVAL
./-e
'i't t"'
,Project Application
Pro.iect Name:
Projec{ Description:
,-
TroLet + A'vq{uc^{-< 471 - 7o zo
Architecr, Address and phone: Dani d P.-[
Contact Person and Phone
Owner, Address and Phone:
Legal Description,ro, 7 f t, r,o"r
Com mentst
Design Review Board
,^" /'
DISAPPROVAL
Summary:
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BUITDING DIVISION OF
EAGTE COUNTY, P. O. BOX 179
couRrHousE, EAGTE CO. - pH. (303) 328-5339
BUILDING
PERMIT
oArE 8 August re 80 1765
APPLTcANT S te n Cn'l c ADDRESS
(coNTR's LtcENsE)
PERMrrroWail_Ir$g NUMBER OF
DWELLING IJNlrs a rl
F
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;0.
AT I LOCAT rOX)
ZON ING
D ISTR ICT
(NO.J IsTREET)
BETWEEN AND(cRosg sriEET)(CROSs STREET)
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@
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suaorvrsron Vai'l Intermountai n uor-{8- er-o"* 4 5PJ.
BUILDIT{G IS TO BE
-
FT. WIOE BY
-
FT. LONG BY FT. IN HEIGHT ANO SHALL CONFORM IN CONSIRUCTIO}I
TO TYPE USE GROUP BASE MENT IVALLS OR FOUNDATIOII
(TYPE)
REMARKS: Permit is to construct Units 5 - 10. Vai] Intermountain Swim and Tennis
C'lub
P'lan Check $616.50
08it".tg EsrrMArED cosr g 420,000-00 FEE"'t $ 1.233.00rcuarffi
owxen Sfan Cn]e/Chrrck Ogi I hy
leee6ss P-0- Rox 443, Vail, C0 81657
(Affidovit on reveisc ride of opplicolion to be complelcd by outhonized caonl ol owner)
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BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATION
Jurisdiction.
Applicant to complete numbered spaces only.
PLAN CHECK VALIDATION
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ll Valuationolwork:$ ta/AO, O O O
Occu PancY
Group
SPECIAL CONDITIONS:
No. ot
Storiet
Si:e of Bldg.
(Totarl sq. Fl.
Fire Sprinklers
Required E1zee f]NoAPPLICATION ACC€PT€O 8Y
OFFST REET PARKING SPACES:
NOT ICE,
SEPARATE PERMITS ARE REOUIRED FOR ELECTRICAL, PLUMB.
ING, HEATING, VENTILATING OR AIR CONDITIONING.
THIS PERMIT BECOMES NULL ANO VOID IF WORK OR CONSTRUC.
TION AUTHORIZED IS NOT COMMENCED WITHIN 120 DAYS, OR
IF CONSTRUCTION OR WORK IS SUSPENDEO OR ABANOONED
FOR A PERIOO OF 12O DAYS AT ANY TIME AFTEFI WORK IS
COMMENCEO.
(0L L
HEALTH OEPT.
FI RE DEPT.
SOIL REPORT
OTHER (Sp.clly l
OATEO IIN THIS SPACEI THIS IS YOUR PERMIT
PERMIT VALIOATION
Form IOO.1 1-77
Y VAL
INSPECTOR
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INSiPECIctN FTEOUESTBUILDING DIVISION
P. O. BOX 179
PHONE: 328-6339 EAGLE COUNTY
oop z,i- /, 5'- ,jZ , JoBNAME
TIME RECEIVED /1 //i AM PM CP
n ornrh n pnnrrnl LocATroN
READY FOR INSPECTION
WED THUR
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COMMENTS:
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CORRECTIONS // /,,-- .1,zL
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NG CORRECTIONS:
BUILDING DIVISION
P. O. BOX 179
PHONE:328-6339
DATE
tNspecloru tV(s,c,
FIEEUESiT
NTYAGLE COU
JOB NAME
TIME RECEIVED- AM PM CALLER
E orHen ! paRrtqL.LOCATI ON
READY FOR INSPECTION
WED THURTUE FRI ,AMPMMON
COMM E N TS:
rutPRovEDn uporu rne
CORRECTIONS
flotsappRovED
FOLLOWING CORRECTIONS:
f netNSPEcr
DATE
t rNseeCrclN
o i.- / r/ /aaFIEBUE=iTBUILDING DIVISION
P. O. BOX 179
PHOII€: 328-6339 EAGLE
DATE JOB NAME
TIME RECEIVED- AM PM CALLER.
COUNTY
L-l OTHER n pnnrral.LOCATION
-\ | ,-t rt r,I r ' /.u,ftttn n-.* a-'t./ READY FOR INSPECTION
' tl
ffieeR ov E D
fl uporu rxe
CORRECTIONS
E orsnppRovED
FOLLOWING CORRECTIONS:
! nerNsPEcr
DATE
..L
box 100
vail, colorado 81657
(3031 476-5613
t
department of community development
August 12, 1981
T. Charles Ogilby
2938 South Frontage Road West
Vail, Colorado 81657
Re:
Dear Chuck:
This letter is to confirn that the ninor
proposed in your letter of July 16, l98l
Staff in accordance with Ordinance 13 of
of Conrnunity Developrnent may issue staff
site design for plans which had approvalsprior to the annexation of west Vail into
The department of Corurunity ievelopment Staff feels that adding an additional
unit to Building C to nrake it a five unit building and reducing Building
E from a six unit to a five unit building will be an irnprovement to the
site plan. As you know, future buildings on your site which need building
pernits lrust be given approval by the Design Review Board.
If you should have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact ne.
l
QJIl^-
Sincerel
Internountain Swim 6 Tennis Club
alteration of your site Plan as
has been approved by the Planning
198f. As you know, the DePartnent
approval s for ninor changes in
of the Eagle CountY Connissioners
the Town of Vail .
.-a TI
Jul.y L5, 1981
wN*Flt5.RS3?t'nPeter JamarL Planning Dcpartmcnt
I r Colorado
Gentlcmsn j
flc nould likc to alter rur gagle County apprrvcd site.plan frr thc Vail Interrnountain Srrln and Tcnnls Club Crndominlumpr. j.ct. Our t.tal number of units rpouLd renain at 2l* uni.ts.
Our building lCr I lnstoad of bcing a four unit buildlngrith a soparatc garago, would bccomc a fivc unit bullding with
a garagc balow thc ccntcr unit. Thc slte area c.yered by thisbuilding noul,d not i,ncrcase.
ilr
Mr
Vai
Val
Our building nDn would be a four unit building.
Our building rBn would bccoms a five unit building lnsteadrf a sir unit bulldlng.
The advantages to thi,s change isour bull,dlng dcsign for tno bLrildingsreleif to the project. Also red".rclngunit b.rilding te a fivc unit building
t. ths s 1te.
that it allows us tt changE
s. lt lcnds sooc architccturalr8r buildtng frtn a slrwill add moro grocn spacc
dg hope this change can be apprayed as s.on as possible onthe staff lcvel s. uc can mavc on to the dcsign review stagc.
Sincore '['o
1' CharLe
5 tan 1.e igh
s Ogilby
Ce te
(o
,_ 1'/ /.r9ATE '. / i i 't JoB NAME/!
READY FOR INSPECTION:MON
CALLER
TUES
LOCATION:
BU
trl
trl
trl
tr1
Ell
tr
FOOTINGS / STEEL
PLU[IBING:
B UNDERGROUND
tr ROUGH / D.W.V.
tr ROUGH/WATER
FOUNDATION / STEEL
INSULATION GAS PIPING
POOL / H, TUB
tr FINAL
r{-
ELECTRICAL:
tr TEMP. POWER
MECHANIGAL:
tr HEATING
T] ROUGH C] EXHAUST HOODS
tr CONDUIT D SUPPLY AIR
qFtaPPROVED
CORRECTIONS:
tr DISAPPROVED ON REOUIRED
{--z---*tDATE INSPECTOR
CONSIUCTION PERMIT AF}ICATION
Jurisdiction of EAGLE COUNTY
APPLYING F R ANY
CIRCLE THOSE THAT APPLY -
t E 1 Road Cut/Right of
I A 1 Building tc1
Way IF] Indiv Disposal
SITE PLAN MUST BE INCLUDED WITH THIS APPLIqAI ON: exceptions are
F THE FOLLOWING PERMITS:
Electrical I D] Mechanical
System IG] Gradins IH] SiSn
0 a[zlof3
Ne
USE THIS FORM WHEN
I Plumbi
Applicant to complete numbered spaces only.-"iT';4","t / ft6;-
I DESCR
LOT NO
7 /y'41/ Jrv'fut lrlo.oy'l,p
TESEEA-racHrosHEtIl
OWNER [!AlL ADORESS
2 .s'l+a CpLt
PHONE
3 trrtc PL*nt Bt*s 6tx ,q/
PHONE
l'fut rttu ltG (olt,
LICENSE NO.
"i8.1-?67r olz 3L
ARCHITECT OF OESIGNER PHONE LICENSE NO,
4
€NG'NEEF MAIL AOOFESS PHONE LICENSE NO.
5
LENOEB MAIL ADORESS
6
7
I Clasof work: F NEW tr ADDITI0N tr ALTERATI0N tr REPAIR tr MOVE tr REMOVE
9 0escribe urork:fp#tu N E ul f1orn 8,.q
l0 Change of use from
Change of use to
Il Valuation of work: $ l8.OOO.AO 14 Total floor area of structure:
12 Acrcage or sq. footage ol lot:15 Hsight of structure above finish qrade:
13 Sq. footage of lot coverage:
16 Special conditions and Additional Information:
listed in
Eagle CountyEagle County Building Resolution.
publication "Graphic & Submittal
preparation instructions refer to
for Site Plans".
For site p lan
Requ irements
I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT I HAVE REAO AND EXAMINED THIS
APPLICATION AND KNOW THE SAME TO BE TRUE AND CORRECT.ALL PROVISIONS OF LAWS AND ORDINANCES GOVERNING THIS
TYPE OF WORK WILL BE COMPLIED WITH WHETHER SPECIFIEOHEREIN OR NOT. THE GRANTING OF A PERMIT DOES NOT
PRESUME TO GIVE AUTHORITY TO VIOLATE OR CANCEL THE
PROVISIONS OF ANY OTHER STATE OR LOCAL LAW REGULATINGCONSTRUCTION OR THE PERFORMANCE OF CONSTRUCTION.S GNATURE OF OWNEA I F OWNER BUILDERI
APPLICATION ACCEPTEO AY
'-L,tE #22?L
PLANS CH€CKEO BY
WhiteCopv-INSPECTOR Blue -APPLICANT Green _ENVIRONMENTAL HCopV-APPLICANT Green Copy
Canary Copy-ASSESSOR Pink Copy-ENG lN EERING Goldenrod Copy-EXTRA
County of Eagle
ELECTRICAL PERMIT
Ne 2ttl
Building Valuation
Electrical Valuation
Permit Fee
Inspection Fee
Total Fee
$. ........
$.... ................ ..
$...32..50
$....... . ... .....
Bu i 1di ng"l P "
rob Name..9,t.?n Qql.el9l'vq!. 9gtlny : ?9?Z rtItgttIigf lgeg
Date of Application-...Dec.e.mber. Ll.',..,.-..., ......,., ...-.... .....1g.qq
Electricat cont'actor..finr.oer.l.i.ne..E'!e-9!!"i.9........1'.19.,..1.19.q.1....P.0. Box 1627
Leadvil le, Colorado 80461
Applicant.......
SlSnature
APPROVALS
t2//?/ ro$. ..3?...50
Dare Paid....December. 11.,, 1980.
Received ey Jr tgf'lggg.! ..
Receipt # 7306
Build'ing Permit # 1765
THIS
.rOB
FORM IS TO BE POSTED ON
SITE DURING CONSTRUCTIOil
ADVANCE NOTICE
FOR INSPECTIONS
24 HOURS
REQUIRED
Building'?
Job Name S !qr. Esl.elqb.u.clt 9gi l!.y- -- ?.992 . (t.ni qlsi niqK .Bg.e4..
Date of Application-.Qgg9gt!9!1..11.r ........ .....rs9.9.
Etectricat Contractor....fimberline Electric Lic. #1061--'------""p.0.Biii"1n27 '''
Leadvil le, Colorado 80461
Applicanr...... -
Slinature
APPROVALS
Plan Checker
$...3?...5..Q
$...
Total Fee 6...1_2.,.5.Q..............
Date paid....q.9.cgmQg1
-1 |.t".1 9qq
Received By J. Schlege.l....-.
Receipt # 7306Building Permit # 1765
County of
ELECTRICAL
Eagle
PERMIT
Ne 2lt0
Building Valuation
Electrical Valuation
Permit Fee
Inspection Fee
$....... . ........
$............. ...........
THIS
.rOB
t?/ t .4/ te
FORM IS TO BE POSTED ON
SITE DURIT{G COi{STRUCTION
24 HOURS
REQUIRED
ADVANCE NOTICE
FOR INSPECTIONS
County of Eagle
ELECTRICAL PERMIT
Ne 2109
Building Valuation $ . .. .....Applicanr.......
Sllrlature
Electrical Valuation $
Permit Fee
Inspection Fee
Total Fee
Dare paid......D.e9"T.!.91..-1,1:.1,e-q9 .
Received sv !' .!9h.l.ggS-! ...., . . .
Receipt # 7306
Building Permit # 1765
THIS
JOB
Building'8"
rou Name ller qg!-elglv.gh 9gtlPv : ?91 lilllgl'i,lilf .lgl9.
BO
Erectricar cont,actor. .d]iliTliTril9-*ti t Lic. # 1061
Leadville, Colorado 80461
APPROVALS
FORM IS TO BE POSTED ON
SITE DURING CONSTRUCTION
ADVANCE NOTICE
FOR TNSPECTIONS
24 HOURS
R.EQUIRED
$..-3-e..50
$
Dare paid......D.e9e!Lb..e-!i.. I 1,... 1.9.q.q... .. .
Received ny J1 !gf.rle.99l-............. .. .
Reciept # 7306
Bui'lding Permit # 1765
r\- a,
Bui lding 5
rob Name. ..9!qn .9sl-el.9.hv.qh. Qgi!.bv- : .9qzl ltrltstltltc-b...89.:...
Date of Application-...0.€ce.m.b.er...L1".. .... .....19..8..0..
rimberline Electric Lic. # 1061Electrical Contlactor......l...... ............. .P.0. Box 1627
Leadville, Colorado 80461
Applicant-......
SlSnature
APPNOVALS
Plan Checker Date
t;?/E/t 0
County of
ELECTRICAL
Eagle
PERMIT
Ne 2106
Building Valuation
Electrical Valuation
Permit Fee
Inspection Fee
Total Fee
$.................... .....
$.. ... ... ,... ............
24 HOURS
REQUIRED
4
.A-ta..
chlef Buildins q
THIS
.rOB
FORM Ig TO BE POSTED ON
SITE DURING CONSTRUCTION
ADVANCE NOTICE
FOR INSPECTIONS
County of
ELECTRICAL
Eagle
PERMIT
rl t.Building'b"
Job Name...S!s.r.'.. Ee..!e-lQhuqh Qgi I bv- - .-26-32. Ki.n j s.ki ni.c!...8d , . ..
Date of Application....De.cenber. 11.,....,.....,..,......., .............tS..80.......... ...
Electrical Contractor....Ii.mber'l ine E'lectric Ljc' # 1061
P.0: Box '1527 " "' '
Leadville, Colorado 80461
Applicant.......
Sl3nature
Ne 2707
Building Valuation
Electrical Valuation
Permit Fee
Inspection Fee
Total Fee
$.. ........
$......... . . ,.,....
$...?.?..5q ... ...,. .
$....... .. .. ..
APPROVALS
32. s0
Date paid...De.cenbe.r.. 1.1.,. .L980-
Received er l: .19h.1.999.1
Receipt # 7306
Bu'i'ld'i ngPermit #1765
THIS
JOB
FORM IS TO BE POSTED ON
SITE DURING CONSTRUCTION
24 HOURS ADVANCE NOTICE
R"EQUIRED FOR INSPECTIONS
-..Tilr
County of
EI,ECTRICAL
Eagle
PERMIT
\l l,Building 7
Job Name...5,ta.!..Qe.l.e-l.Qhu.sK. Qg.ilbv- --.?6s-Z.Kinic.kini.s.|s...Bqed.....
Date of Application....9.9.Cgf.8gf...Ll.r.. ..... ......rs99--..
Electrical Contractor....Iimbe.nLine...E1.e.c.tri.c.......L.is.ens.e...#..1061.......
P.0. Box 1627
Leadville, Co'lorado 80461
Applicanr-..... -
SlSnature
APPROVALS
THIS FORM IS TO BE POSTED ON
.,OB SITE DURING CONSTRUCTION
24 HOURS ADYANCE NOTICE
REQUIRXD FOR INSPECTIONS
Building Valuation
Electrical Valuation
Permit Fee
Inspection Fee
Total Fee
210 8
$...3.4,.50............. .
$....... ..............
$ .3-?.'9-0- .. .. . .
$
$
Date Paid...December..,1l-,...198O
Receipt # 7306
Building Permit #1765
I$,
Jurisdiction of EAGLE COUNTY
USE THIS FOBM WHEN APPLYING FOR ANY OR ALL OF THE FOLLOWING PERMITS:
crRcLErHosE rHArAppLy- [A ] Building IB] PlumbinS IC] Electrical tDl Mechanical
tEl RoadCut/RightofWay IF] Individual SewageDisposal System IG] Grading IH] Sign
slrE PLAN MUST BE INcLUDED wtrH rHts AprllcATtoN: exceptions are tisted in
paration instructions refer to Eagle County
publication "Graphic & Submittal Requirements for Site Plans".
CONSTTCTPN PERMIT APPICATION
0)e60
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Applicant to complete numbered spaces only.
26 7st {t-,c/r,v,.f< Ztoo/
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AHCI TECT OF DCSIGNER MAlt AOOBESS PHONE LICENSE NO
4
ENGINE EF MAIL AOOFESS PIONE LICENSE NO
5
LENOEB A'AIL AODRESS BRANCH
6
7
8 Clasof worK: W{Ew D ADOITION tr ALTERATION ! REPAIB D M0VE tr REMOVE
g
U
10 Change ol use from
Change of use to
ll Valuation of work: $14 Total f loor area of structure:
12 Acreage or sq. footage of lot:15 Height of structure above finish grade:
13 Sq. footage of lot coverage:
l6 Special conditions and Additional Intormation:0.p. # n bs frn .-{/qs oo
-/uu)/s = 1/h '- ^nz Jo =,/3$" r//'+*4 C - o no /' (>iL
I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT I HAVE READ AND EXAMINED THISAPPLICATION AND KNOW THE SAME TO gE TRUE AND CORRECT.ALL PROVISIONS OF LAWS AND ORDINANCES GOVERNING THISTYPE OF WORK WILL AE COMPLIED WITH WHETHER SPECIFIEDHEREIN OR NOT, THE GRANTING OF A PERMIT DOES NOTPFESUME TO GIVE AUTHORITY TO VIOLATE OR CANCEL THEPROVISIONS OF ANY OTHER STATE OR LOCAL LAW REGULATINGCONSTBUCTION OR THE PERFORMANCE OF CONSTRUCTION.sTGNATUFE oF owNEn bt owNER BUTLDEF)
APPLICATION ACCEPTEO 8Y g S
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PLANS Cr.rEC KEO BY n
t'-
APPROVEO FOB ISSIJANCE AY
White Copy-INSPECTOR Blue Copy-APPLTCANT Green Copv-ENVIRON MENTAL HEALTH
Canary Copy-ASSESSOR Pink Copy-ENGtNEERt NG Gotdenrod Copy-EXTRA
O
County of
ELECTRICAL
Eagle
PERITIIT
Ki ni ck'ini ck Drive
Date of Application-...Sep.te[.b.e..f 1-5.'....-............ . ........ . ....rg.9.9
Electrical Contractor Tjmberl ine Electric CompanY
Applicanr.
APPROVALS
Plsn Chcckcr
TEMPORARY
Ne 1989
Building Valuation
Electrical Valuation
Permit Fee
Inspection Fee
Total Fee
$....1.5.'.8Q
$-
$ . -1.9 '.99
... .". .. .
$..
$..
Date paid....September..1.5.'..,L98.0
Received sv.. ']: ,L!l:!.]-i.Pi
REceipt #6981
Building Permit #1765
THI6
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FORIUI IS TO BE POSTED ON
SITE DURING CONSTRUCTION
{8 HOURS ADVANCE NOTICE
REQT'IRED FOR TNSPECTIONS
ELECTTICAL PERMIT APPLTATON T
Jurisdiction of.
Applicant to complete numbered spaces only.
t tv -)u bCI ' b.ts / D.,,tt - U.'.'O V 9.4 ' t -
[sre r rrr cn:o sn: zr )
r) MAIL ADORE LICENSE NO.
aict{t tEcY ol oEStGr{ER L AOORESS ' PHOft E LICENSE I{ O.
EIIGINEER MAt L AOORESS PHONE L rc tN s€ No.
MAt L ADORE 55 !iANCH
U5E OF BUILDINCt{
8 ClassofworK: EINEW O ADDITION tr ALTERATION ETREPAIR
TotalRECEPTACLE Ou ers
SPECIAL CONDITIONS:
TotalLIGHTING F ixtures
FIXTURESPLANS CHECKEO 8Y APPFOV€O FOA ISSUANCE 8YAPPLTCATION ACCEgTEO 8Y:
RANGES CLO. ORYER WTR. HTR.
NOTICE
I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT I HAVE READ AND EXAMINED THIS
APPLICATION ANO KNOW THE SAME TO BE TRUE AND CORRECT.
ALL PROVISIONS OF LAWS ANO ORDINANCES GOVERNING THIS
TYPE OF WORK WILL AE COMPLIED WITH WHETHER SPECIFIEO
HEREIN OR NOT. THE GRANTING OF A PERMIT DOES NOT
PRESUME TO GIVE AUTHORITY TO VIOLATE OR CANCEL THE
PROVISIONS OF ANY OTHER STATE OR LOCAL LAW REGULATING
CONSTRUCTION OR THE PERFORMANCE OF CONSTRUCTION.
GARBAGE DISP. STA. COOK TOP
OISH. WASH. CLOTHES WASH.
SPACE HTR, STA. APPL. IA H.P, MAX.
TEMP. POWER LIPOLE LJUNOGO.
SERVICE
I New
D cxnnee
PERMIT ISSUING FEE
WHEN PROPERLY VALIDATED (IN THIS SPAC€I THIS IS YOUR PERMIT
PLAN CHECK
ft,P t1
VALIDATION
los
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M.O.PERMIT VALIDATIONtuw M.O. cAsH
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I NSPECTOR
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF BUILE|ING OFFICIALS ' MI!! FOADForm 1OO.3 Il-73
,ni#"rloN REeuEsr
TOWN OF VAIL
DATE
READY FOR
LOCATION:
JOB NAME
/r,
BUILDING:
tr FOOTINGS / STEEL
PLUMBING:
tr UNDERGROUND
tr ROUGH / D.W.V.tr FOUNDATION / STEEL
tr FRAMING tr ROUGH / WATEB
tr INSULATION
tr SHEETROCK
tr GAS PIPING
NAIL tr POOL / H. TUB
D
d prrunl tr FINAL
ELECTRICAL:
tr TEMP. POWER
MECHANICAL:
O HEATING
tr ROUGH tr EXHAUST HOODS
tr CONDUIT
n
tr SUPPLY AIR
n
tr FII\IAL tr FINAL
tKPRovED tr DISAPPROVED tr REINSPECTION REQUIRED
CORRECTIONS:
TNSPECTOF',
"'er.tli....." i . j
*
JOB NAME
rNsil CTION REQUEST
TOWN OF VAIL
' r'/'DATE -
CALLER
INSPECTION:uor'r (@ _weo rHUR FRI lTi^fi\ PMREADY FOR
docRrroru:O,
BUILDlNG:
tr FOOTINGS / STEEL
PLUMBING:
tr UNDERGROUND
tr ROUGH / D.W.V.tr FOUNDATION / STEEL
tr ROUGH / WATER
INSULATION
SHEETROCK
tr GAS PIPING
O POOL / H. TUB
,,*o, (7o trFrNAL
ELECTRICAL:
tr TEMP. POWER
MECHANICAL:
tr HEATING
O EXHAUST HOODS
CONDUIT tr SUPPLY AIB
N FINAL
tr DISAPPROVED tr REINSPECTION REQUIRED
CORBECTIONS:
oor= 6- l'-- nn rNSpEcr
CTION REQUEST
TOWN OF VAIL
,,:!!a+JOB NAME
MON
CALLER
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tr FOOTINGS / STEEL
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tr
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tr
tr
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CORRECTIONS:
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CORRECTIONS:
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TOWN OF VAIL
a
DATE
READY FOR
LOCATION:
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JOB NAME
MON
, -L-L14 I I
BUILDING:
tr FOOTINGS / STEEL
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APPROVED
CORRECTIONS:
tr DISAPPROVED tr REINSPECTION REOUIRED
INSPECTOR
TOWN OF
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I
DATE
INSPECTION:READY FOR
LOCATION:
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CORRECTIONS:
INSPECTOR
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DATE
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/
INSPECTION:MON
CALLER
TUESREADY FOR
LOCATION:-ro
BUILDING:
tr FOOTINGS / STEEL
PLUMBING:
tr UNDERGROUND
tr ROUGH / D.W.V.O FOUNDATION / STEEL
D FRAMING tr ROUGH / WATER
tr INSULATION tr GAS PIPING
tr SHEETROCK NAIL tr POOL / H. TUB
tr tr
tr FINAL tr FINAL
ELECTRICAL:
D TEMP. POWER
MECHANICAL:
tr HEATING
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APPROVED tr DISAPPROVED tr REINSPECTION REQUIRED
CORRECTIONS:
INSPECTOR
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S-/t(a:''o/o
INSPECTION:
JOB NAME
MONREADY FOR
LOCATION:
ES WED
l-.-t\.-l I
THUR
tL
tr DISAPPROVED tr REINSPECTION REQUIRED
INSPECTOR
a
DATE
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TOWN OF VAIL
INSPECTION:
CALLER
TUES
JoB NAME - c; /< - -7, ,/(- // y'. '-lL,' ' ^,zo, C-< (.:-c(,. t
WED THUR @ AM PMREADY FOR
LOCATION:
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BUILDING:
D FOOTINGS / STEEL
PLUMBING:
tr FOUNDATION / STEEL
tr UNDERGROUND
x ROUGH / D.W.V.
ffioro* / wArERtr
tr
tr
tr
FRAMING
INSULATION D GAS PIPING
SHEETROCK NAIL tr POOL / H. TUB
tr FINAL tr FINAL
ELECTRICAL:
tr TEN'P- POWER
MECHANICAL:
O HEATING
tr. ROUGH N EXHAUST HOODS
tr CONDUIT tr SUPPLY AIR
tr
trtr,FINAL FINAL
,APPROVED
ORRECTIONS:
tr DISAPPROVED tr REINSPECTION REQUIRED
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First Bank of Vail
Attn: Dave
L
O*/._
AMOUNT PREMIUM
$_OWNER
MORTGAGE$ 575,000-00 g 1'182-75
Your Reference
ADDITIONAL CHARGES
COST OF TAX CERTIFICATE
SURVEY COSTS
TOTALS
CC's To:
No.4L04229
Sheet 1 of 5
COMITIITMENT TO INSURE
Transamerica Title Insurance Company, a California corporation, herein called the Company, for a
valuable consideration, hereby commits to issue its policy or policies of tiUe insurance, as identified in
Schedule A, in favor of the proposed insured named in Schedule A, as owner or mortgagee of the estate or
interest covered hereby in the land described or referred to in Schedule A, upon payment of the premiums
and charges therefor; ali subject to the provisions of Schedules A and B and to the conditions :rnd stipula-
tions shown on the inside of the cover.
$-
D
$
$
Customer Contact :
Phone:
Bill Clem/BG
416-5922
The effective date of this commitment is
At which time fee title was vested in:
(B) Mortgagee's:
FIRSTBANK OF VAIL
September 23 _, 19 80 ag 8:00 A 11.
Sara Hal1B
AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE
TRAHERN IIIVESTMENTS, LTD., a Colorado Corporation, as to an undivided
L/2 i,nLexest and S. H. COLE CONSTRUCTION COI'IPANY, a Colorado Corpdration,
as to an unilivided l/2 interest.
SCHEDULE A
1. Policies to be issued:
(A) Owners':
Forb No. C-ll2.l Rev. ?.1.?6
4't04229
Sheet 2 of 5
SCHEDULE A-Continued
2. Covering the Land in the State of Colorado, County of Eagle
Described as:
ATractoflandbelngaportlonofVaillntermountalnDevelopurentsub-
dlvision Block 4 "" irr"i in Book 218 at Page 82, under Reception No.
LL36T2intheofficeoftheEaglecounEyClerkandRecorder,andaparcellying souch of tnrerstace Hlghiay 70 ani north of said Vail InterrnounEain
DevelopmenC Subdivision sloct 4. said Tract being more parEicularly des-
crlbed as follows:
BeglnnlngaEtheNortheastcornerofLot2insaidVa-illntermountain
DevelopnenC Subdivision Bl-ock 4, thenca S 62"26t10" tr{ along the Northerly
lineofsaidSubdivislonadistanceof'4g3.00feettotheNortheastcorner
of Lot g of said Subdivision; thence S 31"10'06" E along the Easterly J'ine
of said Lot g a disgance of 48.24 feeci Ehence along the Easterly line of
said Loc 7 for the following two courses:
1) s 85ooot02" E a discance of 115'35 feet;
ii i zl"ss,g0,' E a disrance of 105.00 feer Lo a poing of lnrersection
v.lththeNortherlyright-of-waylineofKinnikinickroad'-a
Placted50footwideright'-of_wayinsaidvaillnternounlainDev-
eloPment Subdivisiont
Thence along said Northerly right-of-way line for Ehe followlng five courses:
1) 95.38 feet along Ehe arc of
of 218.65 feec and a chord
94.63 feet;
a curve Eo the right, havlng a radius
which bears 89"49r38" W a dfstance of
2) N 77o40'21" W a distance of 62'77 feet;
3)20S.26feetalongthearcofacurvelo.theleft'havingacencral
angle of 28"14120" and a radius oE 422'55 feet'i
4) s t4'05'19" w a discance of 10.76 feet;
5) 59.33 tu"t uioig-ot" "." of a curve to the right, having a central
angle of 66o43t11" and a radius of 50'95 feet;
Thence N 39o11130" W a dlstance of 231'21 feet to a point of inEelseccion
with the Southerly rlght-of-way line of said Intersrate Highway 70; thence
Easterly along said S;utherly tight-of-t"y f.ine of IntersEate Highway 70
for the following Ehree courses:
l) N 58'll'06" E a discance of 296'24 feet;
2) N 59'tO'09" E a distance of 290'30 feet;
Thencc 167.88 feeC along the arc of a curve to the rlght, having a central-.
angle of 03o35,21,, a radius of 2680.00 feet and a chor<I which bears N 62o58 1
50" E a dlslance of 167.86 feec; thence s 39'11.'30" E a dibtance of 268'89
feeE to lire Poinu of bcginning.
o a
No. 4104229 . C
Sheet 3 of 5 SCHEDULE A-Continued
BXCEPT:
Condominium Units L, 2, 3 and 4'
Building A'
\IAIL I}r'IERIvO'JIIIAIN $'rIM AliD lElO{IS CLUB CO}iDO'4[NfU[4S,
accorcling io the Plat recorded Febmarl l, 1980' in.
Book 298 at Page 15I, arrd according to the Condo'ninitltt
Declaration recorcled Febsilarl' l, 1980, iJl Book 298 at
Page I50.
'suBlEC'I To ttte terrns, conditions and obligations of said
Cordcnriniun DeclaraLion.
4t04229
Sheet 4 of 5
A.
The following are the requirements to be complied with prior to the issuance of said policy or policies'
Any other instrument ...ordJ.ubruquent to the date hereof may appear as an exception under Schedule
B of the policy to be issued. unless otherwise noted, ail documents must be recorded in the office of clerk
and recorder of the county in which said property is located'
Release by the Public Trustee of the
SCHEDULE A-Continued
REQUIREMENTS
from : TRAI{ERN INVESTMENTS' LTD' and S'H' COLE
CONSTRUCTIOIJ COMPANY
Trustee of the CountY of Eagle
: FIRSTBANK OF VAIL
z $275,000. 00
: SePtember 15' 1980
: septemb"t ZZ, fSaO in tsook 309 at Page 677
Deed of Trust
to ttre Public
for the use of
to secure
dated
recorded
Assignment of Rents recorded Septemb?'2?' 1980' in Book 309 at
F"g"'62s, given in connection with the above Deed of Trust'
Disburser'sNotice-recordedSeptember22'l-980'inBook309atr-fe eZS. given in connection irith the above Deed of Trust'
B. Deed of Trust from : TRAHERN TNVESTMENTSf LTD" a colorado-^.
Corporation, and S' H' COLE CONSTRUCTION
COMiANY, a Colorado CorPorati'on
to tJre Public Trustee of the county of Ea91e
for the use of : FIRST BANK OF VAIL
to secure : $675,000'00
ForrnNo. C-ill.3
41o4229
Sheet 5 of 5
SCHEDULE B
TIIEPoLIcYoRPOLICIESToBEISSUEDHEREUNDERWILLNoTINSUREAGAINST:
1. Rights or claims of parties in possession not shown by the pubtic records'
i. Ea-sements, or claims of easements, not shown by the public records'
B. Discrepancies, conflicts in boundary tines, shortage in area, encroachments' and any facts which a
correct survey and inspection of the premises *oujo ait.tot" and which are not shown by the public
records' L^ ^ r:^- !^- -^-,,i-^. roh e or hereafter furnished, im-
4. A;y lien, or right to a lien, for services, labor, or material heretoforr
po*ed bytu* and not shown by the public records'
5. Taxes due and prvunr. ; and any tax, special assessments, charge or lien imposed for water or sewer
service, or for any other special taxing district'
5. Right of the ProPrietot-9f.a Vein or Lode to extract and remove
. his ore thereii"ill-iir"ora *,. same be found to penet-ate or
.intersect tne-pilt.rises herebv gi;"t"a' and Right 9f ryuI.for Dithces
and canal" .J"!ir""i"a tv.tnl iutnoriry-of. the united states, as
reserved in united sLates p.tents r*coid"d May 18, Lg34 in Book I23
at Page 3.
T..Anyinterest,rightsr-oreasementsinfavoroftheStateofColorado't'e United States of Anerici, or tne general Publit., which-exist or
afe Claimed to exist in and over tl.e waters and prelent and past bed
- and banks or Gore Creek:
-r? qer,tFr line,s lPer Eagle8. Easement and right of way for sewer lines' as granted to Up
valley s"rrituti6r, oiitriit by owen A. Knorr and Marjorie s. Knorr
in the instrument recordea aitii-io, 1966 in Book 2r7 at Page.425'
9. Restrictions, rvhich do not contain a forfeiture or reverter clause,
. but omitting resrrictions, G-;;t; 6aiea on race, color, religion
' or national origin, as contiinea'ln instrument recorded JuIy 24' 1970
in Book 2f8 at page 2g1, "r-l*""aea uy instrument recorded Aprir 28,
' fgZf in Book 220 at Page'378'
10. Easements ai reserved in inbtrument recorded July 24' 1970 in Book
2ISatPage2Sl,aSamendedbyinstrumentrecordedAprilIS,r9TIln Bobk 220 at pase 378 ""i ii ;;;-;; -the prat of vail Intermountain
' DeveloPnent subdivision
- -.r-.: ah Aar nar{- iture or reverter clause 'lIj-, Restiictions, which do not contain a forfe'
but ouritti'l'r"iirictions, ii ;;t, based on race, color, relieion
ornalionalgriginrds.contained.ininstrumentrecordedFebnrarl'1,-Ige0,'in Bcok 298 at' Page 150.
c--- rr^ ,r-r lt t Pd l.ll-?6
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CONDITIONS AND STIPULATIONS
Please rea'd carefully
1. *'i,iH.9,i*::'ft',thjlix'{lsH"rT,#11',,',$i:{'i*1ti4$:si;"'$'*,"*::t}l'xi1""sr'x:iTu't:
examined u"i'":it iil]J C-t:ililitment is used if there is anv que:
2.onlythepo|iciesshownarecommittetlto.Iftherearean}changesinthetransaction,orderan
cuGndment from us'
S.TtreilateonthisCommitmentisimportant.Nothingafterthatdatehasbeenconsideredbyus.
.|.ThisCommitmentisgoodfor6monthsonly.Extensionsshouldbeorderedfromusiftheyare
needed'
PLAI.INING Al,lD ENVIRONMENTAT COTTMISSION MEETING
l,lay 26, 1981
STAFF PRESENTPRESENT
Scott Edwards
Gerry llhite
Dan Corcoran
Duane Piper
I ater :
Roger Tilkerneier
Jin ltlorgan
Gaynor lliller
Dick Ryan
Peter Jamar
Larry Eskwith
Larry Rider
Betsy Rosolack
COUNCIL-PRESENT
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The neeting was called to order at 2:t0 p.n. by Gerry hihite, chairman. :
1. Approval of minutes of May 11, l9g1 meeting.
Dan corcoran moved for approval , secondcd by Duane. vote was g-0, scott ab-sta ined .
2. A recrrest fnr. amendman+: to an approved dcvelopment plai under Ordin t;,_u ii-+r-Gs-oF ts8[- to buiidTwo aaaiiional units at the voir ffii --
Swin and Tennis Club Condorniniuns, and to redesi-gn parking and landscapingof Lots 7 and B, Block 4, vail Intermountain subdivision. Applicant, -vult
Interrnountain and Swin and Tennis Club Condoniniuns.
Dick Ryan presented the nemo and added that the staff had checked the size andconfirned 5.1 acres. I{e adcled that in discussing this with the Town Counci.l ,they stressed that they didnrt want to approve additional units unless the unitswere to be for employees. .lle stated tha_i_!farrlel_tf,"- pJglqnq_.zoni4g,. _q_q_4.d_gitional
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units could be added.
The question about the cmor made in surveying was discussed, sone rnembers feltthat the applicants could have had. rnore units originally when the error rsasdiscovered, other:s feeling that this did not change the issue nor,r.
Dan rnoved for approval of the revisions of the parking lot and landscaping perthe
^rnemo of Nlay 6, 1981. scott seconcled it, a.nd tl.re vote was 4-0, unaninou.sin favor.
More discussj.on followed with the realization that the applicants could comeback and ask for a variancc, rvhich they wcr.e not doing ai- present, and thiscottld be a l{ay to correct tltc error, and well as a time to come into confor.nri"tywith rerspcct to having more than 4 units in one buildi'g, with rcspect tostleanside set backs, etc.
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Geny moved and Scott scconded to deny the two additional units requested by
the applicants in accordance with the staff mcmo of l4ay 13, 1981 . The vote
r,ras 3-1., IJan Corcoran voting against. The retlucst was denied.
3. Request for a side sctback variances for the Storcy/Oglesby residence'located en Lot 13, Block 5, Vail Village lst Filj-ng to construct two additions
to the residence. Applicants: Charles Stcrey and Enslie Oglesby, Jr.
Peter Janar explained the plans and explaincd that this was part of a tow house.
Andy Beck nentioned that all was explained in the meno.
Dan rnoved and Duane seconded to approved the request for the si-de setback variance
per the staff merno dated lr{ay 20, 1981. The vote was 5-0, unaninous.
4. A request for approval of Special Develojrnent District 11 a
of 1ot lines thereof for an area of Highland Meadows Subdivision, Filj-ng
No. 1, lots 32, 38, 39, 40 and 42. Appticant: Sun Tcch Builders, Inc.
Dick Ryan reninded the Corunission that they had reviei./ed a request for lots
26 thru 42 at previous study sessions. lte added that the developers had
spent much tine with the staff and with Gagc Davis and he felt that the present
site plan was nuch superior. The staff rcconaended approval with the conditions
lettered A through I.
Roger Denton, a landscape architect for the project showecl sevcral -sketchesof the site and ansrvered questions. It wa: fal-t :hii t\^ i-rrr,- " ^f thc ir^;^'1+
had been reduced, but there were several qucstions about the heighi o-[ soiiie
of the buildings, and how we1 1 they rvould bc hidden by the trees. He added'that they had no problems with items of condition, A thru I.
Dan rnorred and Roger secondcd that the Special Dcvelopmcnt District be approved
with the conditions stipulatcd in the staff rnemo dated lvliiy 14, 1981. Thc vote
tra s 6-0, (r^rith Gaynor abstaining) for approval .
5. Reque-l_t for a conditj.onal use perrnit under. Section 1_e.4._q!g_q._Sl_t]E_ Totm
of Vail zoning code, to operate a beauty shop on the str-eet level of the
Golden Peak Ilouse. Applicant: Karl lloevelmann:
Dick Ryan explained that this issue had been before the Corunission and the
Town Council several times, and both gl'oups lrad approved an anendnent to the
zoning code that r^rould pcrrnit by conditional use review, birrber and beauty
shops without exterior frontage in CCI.
Hubert l\rcinshank, Tcpre,scnting Mr. IJoevelnarrr)., submittcd a letter fron Ron
Itiley, president of the Board of Dilcctors of the Colclo As-sociation statinS
that they hnd dropped thcir opposition to thc beauty shop. Iie added that il
couplc of oroners of the condorniniurris wcre opposrrd, but that thc iissociatiort
as a wholc hras not. Discussicn fol lolcd conccr:ning vcntilation and odors.
It was f inal. Iy decided thrrt this was a nattcr for the condo assc-rciation ancl
for the building dcl)rrt cnt o:F thc Town.
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Roger noved and Jim seconded to approve thc conditional use per:mit per thc staff
neno and cautioning the applicant to nonitor odor. Thc vote was 7-0, unanimous.
6. Continuance of tion or modificat.ion inffi
and 3rd levels of the al ley between the PIaza and Casj.no Buildings, leaving
the street 1evel open for pedestrian traffic. Applicant: Panela Telleen.
Dick presented the merno, rerninding the Comrnission that on March 9, there was
a public hearing to build a 3 story building on the site, and that now the
applicatjon had been changed, although the original application was appealed
to the Town Council . The changed application would leave the passage way between
the plaza and Bridge Street. The Staff was concerned that the space for pedestrians
would not be used because the height was only 10 ft & the al 1ey is very na1'r'ow.
There was much discussion of the problen of obtaining a clear title. Larry
Rider explained the situation, saying that in reviewj.ng the title, he found
a nunber of clouds of title, and that one restriction in a deed was "unfetteredingress and egress to the Plaza and that thcre be no pernanent structure built
in that area.'r In looking further., he found that the surveys didn tt match.
Ile suggested that the applicant be asked to show clear title. lle added that
Pistachiots and the Lodge encroach into the area.
Bill Post representing the appl icant stated that the owners have a right to
use what they orrn. Hc added that one stipulation for the original plan was
to have a safe and attractive walkway, and ir.t present it was neither safe
nor attractlve. ne aiso re1r. the applicanr could De required to post a bond
so that if the project was stopped, there would be no expense to the Tovm.
Larry added that the Town must be celta:in that the applicant was indeed the
Owner. Gerry stated that they could proceed rsj.th the rest of the hearing as
to trhethcr or not this was a suitable structure, but one conditional could
be added that the applicant nust have a clear title.
Roger said that he.represents VA, and that they r,iou1d not take sides.
John Perliins showed the plans and elevations and ansrvcLed questions concerni.ng
roof draj.nage, Pistachiors door, lighting, etc. Pan TclLcen said that Pi.sta-
chiors had opposed the first preselttation because of the i.nte::ruption of their
busj.nss, but rvcre for the rrresent one becausc it would elininate the leak overtheir stairway.
John Perkins also added that the shops along the alley rvould bc cncouragc to
placc windows onto the al 1ey, helping the :rllcy to be more invi.ting. Pan rr'as
asked if it was he:: intention to continue thc w:rlkway to the Plaza, She
responded that she rr'oul d contribute hcr shar:c , u'hatevc:r th:rt may be. Bob ll.udcr
felt that snorr, and ice would still get into tlrc raalkin'ay.
Discttssion follorved concerning the construct:ion restr{rints and interruptionof l{al1 Strect traffic, Gcrry read thc thrce r:oncli.tons an<l Pan 'l'clleen st.rted
that she agreed to al 1 of them.
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Gaynor noved that the application be approved with the rccommendation made
part of the approval . lle felt that the building was inportant to the area,
that they would still have a walkway from Bridge Street to liall Street.
Scott felt they should add that the clear title must be shown as a 4th
condition.
Dick Ryan stated that in talking to the Town Council, he was instructed not
to issue a building pcrmit until a clear title was shown.
Gaynor wanted to add another condition to his notion, that of requiring a
bond to protect the Town.
Duane Piper seconded the motion, and the vote in favor of granting the
permission for the alteration was 5-0, with Roger and Dan abstaining.
The rnotion passed.
7. Request for amendments to the density control :ection of the zoning c
that the second unit shall not exceed 40% of the total Gross llesidential
Floor Area (currcntly this figure is 33 7/3%) allowed on the 1ot in the
P/S Residerrtial Distrj.ct. Also, lots in the Residerrtial District containing
less than 15,000 square feet of site area shall not have a second unit exceed
40% of the total GRFA al lowed on the lot. In addition, lots in the residential
district rvith development proposals whereby the average slope beneath the
structure and parking arca is in excess of 30e; shall not have a secondalyunit exceed 40% of the total GRFA allorved on the lot. 'Lhese changes wouldresult in a new 60/40 aLlocation of GRFA rvhercver the 66/53 allocation
presently is in effect.
Peter Jamar explaincd the memo, and discussion of the various aspects follor"red.
Scott moved that they follow the staff recornnendation to rec.omnend amendnentsto Sc)cti-ons 18.13.080, 18.12.090 and 18.69.050 of tie zoning code that the secondaryunit shall not exceed 40e, of the total GRFA allowcd, and, 2) anendment to scction
18.12.050 to rcduce the min imum 1ot size in the (R) Rsidcntial Distr-ict to
15,000 square feet of buildable site area frorn 17,500 square feet. llan Corcoran
seconded the tnotion, and the vote was 7-0 in favor.
9:_3q $.1z.o!g_4!l3Jles0_€lls__ae!1lscode concernlng the ploces-s and criteiitior -gronting eiCcptions-to ihe densitycontrol regulatbns in the Rcsidential (lt) and Pri marl'/Sccondary Residential(l/S) Zone Districts for lots of less than 15,000 square feet so that a secondarytltit may be con-structcd on tliese lots for thc purpose of cmplel'ee housing.
Peter Jamar cxplained rvhy the staff fr,lt these changes wcre important. Dick
revioved the' process of the application:
l. Apply to DIIB
2, After thc decision, the Staff will nakc ce::tain the uni.t will bc enployc:c
housing.
3, A rsrittcn notice rvill bc sent to thc PIJC, so the PIC ctrr revi.cl and if thc1.
donrt aglcc, the PliC cart appcal thc decision of cithor thc staff or DI{IJ.
4. Applicant ol adjaccnt propct'ty orrnct: calt appcnl to PliC.
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Concern was expressed over the condition that no varianccs be allowed, and thi-s
was discussed at length. Variances can be grantcd only if it benefits the visual
appearance of the site and surrounding area.
Also discussed was the fact that l/2 of the cars nust be enclosed. Ton Briner
stated that he had brought a project to the DRB the previous week when he took
issue with the requirement for covered parking fot l/2 the cars and wondered if
having only one space for the employee housing would be enough parking. The
Corunis sion nenbers felt that there were very rarely only one Person living in
each employee unit, and that two spaces were definitely needed. Dick added that
cars had been considered an eyesore in nany previous discussions.
Dan moved and Duane seconded to approve the reconmendation of the staff that
Sections 18.12.090 and 18.13.080 be anended cohcerning the Process and
criteria for granting exceptions to the density control regulations, etc. as stated
in the meno dated May 2I, 1981.
The vote was 6-0, unaninous. (Jin Morgan had 1eft.)
The neeting was adjourned at 5:00 p.m.
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fett that there was already one najor entrance to the Lodge with a rna j or
walkway fron Wall Street. Ken stated that he felt they were enhancing what
was already there, Gerry felt that while it seens like a snall encroachnent,
it was not, and that the sPace was valuable'
Duane rnoved and Jim seconded to approve the nodification of the restaurant
subject to condition #2 of the staff memo, that the applicant aSree to Partl-
cipate in and not renonstrate against a sPecial improvenent district when
one is forned for the Vail Village area'
The vote was 2 for (Duane and Jirn) and 2 against (Gerry and scott). scott
was against encroaching upon_ open_sPace. Gerry reninded the appl icant
that lie had 10 days to appeal to Town Council'
9. A r,equest for approval to replat Highland Nleadows,_Iots 26-42, the Highland
ict 11. The approval is requested to allow
new roid dedications and vacations and lot line removals. This is a major
subdivision requested under Chapter L7.04 of the Vail }.tunicipal Code.
Applicant: Sun Tech Builders, Inc.
peter patten explained that. this rePlat was a mere techni.cality after approval
of sDD 11, (The applicant did not apPear.) Dave and llrs. Edeen appeared
to voice their concern about a drainage problen they were having, with water
running off of Hi.ghland Park onto their 1and. They stated that they had
been washed out several tines in the Past weeks. Dick Ryan stated that
the new plat would take care of drainage with the redesign of the road.
Scott suggested they use a nethod to divert the water temporarily as was
demonstrated by Architerra. Larry Eskwith stated that both temporary and
permanent diversion of water woutd be a reasonable conditi.on of approval.
Scott moved and Duane seconded that the replat be approved on condition. that tenporary relief of the drainage problen that exists for the Edeens
be solved. Water must be diverted to the drainage system shown on the Plat
within 15 days of final approval of the p1at.
The vote was 4-0, unanimous approval with the condition stated.
A request for a variance to Section 18.14.090 of the Vail Municipal Code
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density in detLrmining the number of units allowed on the site of the lnter-
mou'r tai t, Sr';- and Teniis Club, an unplatted parcel in VaiI IntermountE--
Subdivision. eppt-Eanil:-Intermountain Swim and Tennis Club who uish to
construct 2 additional units over the previous approval by Eagle County.
peter Patten presented the memo stating that the staff recorunended denial.
chuck ogilby, one of the applicants, showed the plot plan and explained
that 1.,6 a.t"s in the cent-ei of their plot was considered flood plain. He
explained that he felt the 2 units would fit well into thei.r plot plan,-
that they wouldn't be adding nore unit blocks, would not affect thc parking,
and they felt it would be a pleasing addition architectural ly. llc addcd
that thly felt they had practical difficulties, and nentioncd that thcy
had looked at other sitel up and down the val ley and felt that thcirs was
unique, because of the survey error, among other things.
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Stan Cole added that 7/3 ot their total land was affected by the flood plain'
Dick Ryan felt that this was sinply a circumstance' Gerry White felt stlongly
that a flood plain situation was not one upon whj.ch to grant a variance'
Discussion followed concerning whether or not the flood Plain was a hardship'
A Jirn noved and Scott seconded to deny the variance request'
4-0 in favor of denial .
The vote was
Gerry White rerninded them that they had 10 days in which to appeal to council '
11. A request under Ordinance 13, Series of 1981, fcf TlIq-Yal 19y fh?9e-9 r^-:--ptan' The- proposal is to re-desrgn
the buitding locati-ons ana unit designso along with a portion of the road
layout, Appli-cant: Nfurray Properties Partnership of Dallas'
Peter Patten showed the rnodel and site p1an. John Wheeler, representing
the applicant answered questions. He explained that the cul de sacs were
large to accomrnodate laige vehicles. Jim Morgan expressed concern about
cut and fills being lalgely visible. He wanted to nake certain the irnPact
was downplayed so ihat the- units didntt give a wa1l-like facade. Gerry
felt thai the tennis courts were almost necessary to soften and add interest'
scott wanted to know what will happen when this project went into DRB if
the DRB decided there was too much vj,sual irnpact, and Dick lePlied that
that was the reason the DRB was invited on the field trip, however, the
DRB could still suggest changes. Dr. Steinberg asked if it were possible
to narrow the road, and was iold it was necessary to have then that width
to accorunodate large vehicles.. The clustering and redesigni-ng of the
building locations weLe discussed.
Jim noved and Scott seconded to approve the revisions' The vote was 3-t.,
rith Duane abstaining, in favor of approval of the site plan'
Scott moved and Duane seconded that the meeting be adjourned at 6:45 p'n'
PMNNING Ar\D HNVIi{ONl'l!N'IAL COMMISSION
July 13, 1981 3:00 p,n.
PRESENT STAFF
Scott Edwards
Duane Piper
Dan Corcoran
Gerry White
Jin Morgan
ABSENT
Roger Tilkeneier
Gaynor Mi1ler
The rneeting was cal led to order by Gerry hlhite, chairman.
1. Approval of the ninutes of Jrme 22, L98I .
Tom Steinberg
2. A request for a setback variance to nake lega1 an existing building which
of an unplatted parcel in Bighorn titled Sundial Phase II. Appiicant:
Pc::::c:: C;l::l::ction Managenent , Inc,
Peter Patten presented the neno, explaining the error nade from the destruction
and subsequent re-location of a concrete nonunent. Jeff Spanel explained
how the survey error cane about, and Dan Corcoran added explanations regarding
subsequent surveys showing other property corners in the subdivision and
agreeing that an honest error had been made. Tin Garton representing Vail
East Townhornes told of his concern of the dyking of the property and felt
that it would affect their side of the creek. Peter stated that he would
discuss this with Tin.
Dan rnoved and. Duane seconded to approve the request for the setback variance.
The vote was 5-0 in favor, unani-nous.
t. Appeal 9f a_dninistrative decision concerning_the color of a residence on Lot 2.0
Potato Patch. Appli.cants: Jonine and J. J. Collins.
Larry Eskwith explained that the Collins had had some problerns with their color
and were told by Peter Patten that their only option was to cone before the
DRB to appeal for the change in color, or to change to the color that was listed
in their original presentation. The Collinsr did appeal, and were denied. .
However, he (Larry) was of the opinion that the PEC did not have the powerto hear this iten.
Scott Edwards rnoved and Jitn l.lorgan seconded that the PEC did not have the
authority to hear the Collins appeal.
The vote was S-0, unanimous to acccpt the fact that they could not hear the
appeal.
Peter Patten
Dick Ryan
Larry Eskwith
Betsy Rosolack
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4. Requcst for dcnsity variance f_or lSilar_i]gg_Azr_ lgtgllf_tt
at lt01 Vail View Drive. Applicants: Jean and James lV. McDonald, Jean Catoc,
et al.
Dick Ryan stated that thc staff would like to tabLe this itern until the next
PEC meeting, because that rnorning the staff had received a large memo fron the
applicant, and wanted time to study it. Ceorge Straw, attorney for thc applicant'
stated that this was the first tine that Mr. McDonald had had a chancc to present
his case. Discussi.on followed, and it was decided that the appl icant could
make his presentation, and the request could still be postponed afterward.
Peter Patten then reviewed briefly the previous meetings and appeals with Deane
Knox, and added that the staff still recomnended denial for lot 12,
George Straw then gave his presentation for the applicant: IIe felt that the
Town had acted illegally, and mentioned the fact that Phase I was zoned RC
and then LDMF. (Dan pointed out that thj.s was because it was originally going
to be part of Hornestake.) He added that Deane Knox had talked to Diana Toughhill
in planning the subdivision. He pointed out that the plat did not show even
common open space, and yet was approved. He felt that the stope analysis should
have been done first on each lot. His exhibit G was a letter to Deane from
'Diana Toughill stating that the units could be tor,rnhouses, and Straw added that
Toughill indicated that GRFA was on a per unit basis.
Dan Corcoran pointed out that the plat refers to protecti,ve covenants and are
part of the plat and call out the restrictions.
Straw then discussed the fact that the resoluti onc c+.ra laOO GRFA-. and vet
3380 GRFA was in the declarations. Deane was advised that there would be an
evaluation later.
Peter Patten read minutes showing that the PEC approved resubdivision request,
not GRFA.
Straw then stated that Carling proposed a greater GRFA and received it and then
still built a larger unit. He questioned why the corunission assuned Knox was
the spokesman for the subdivision. Gerry White responded that Knox had been
the spokesrnan who responded to their inquiries. Jim McDonald stated that Knox
further understood that he could transfer density frorn Phase I to Phase II.
Straw questioned whether or not McDonald inflicted the hardship on hinself,
whether or not the Town violated its own zoni.ng ordinance, and whether or not
the Town had ignored the true owlers of the lot,s.
Dan felt he wanted to know how many building pennits were issued prior to
the problem, and were the owners made aware of the problem. Scott mentioned
that the Town cannot enforce the covenants which state the GRFA. He also asked
that the inforrnation in the new neno be boiled down to fewer pages. Larry E.
said the events must be reconstructed. Dan asked that the staff keep in contact
with Straw and McDonald so that both sides would know what would be said at
the next rneeti-ng.
Dan noved and Duane seconded a motion to table the item until the next meeting.
The vote was 5-0 to table.
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5. 4_:gS _18.66.110 through 1_t1 .66.160
to thc zoning ordinancc from Residrntiul Clustl:r to Itcsidcntial Prima ly /Sccondaryin ordcr to build a residentinl unit together with a caretakerrs unit.
Applicant: Doyle llopkins.
After beginning discussion, it was discovered that there were sorne adjaccnt
Property owners on the Ridge who werentt notified of the neeting. Ed l)rager
asked to table the item until the next neeting. Duane moved and Jim scconded
to table this until the next regular neeting. Vote was 4-D (Dan had 1eft.)
6. .A minor subdivision request to vacate a lot. line between lots A-1 and A-2,
Peter Patten explained the meno, and Dave Green reprcsenting Architerra said
that this was really overlooked at the previous meeting when the project had
been approved. Gerry White stated that, while he was opposed to the project
itself, this point was a ninor one.
Duane noved and Jin seconded to grant the request to vacate the lot line.
The vote was 4-0 in favor.
7. .A request for .a-l exterior .alteration and modifi-.cation in Commercial Core II,
under Section 18.26.045 on Lot 4, Block 1, Vail Lionshead lst Fi.ling, to add' 3,950 square feet of office space to the Lionshead Gondola Building, and a request
for a variance to Section 18.26.150 to waive the requirement of including one
half the parking within the nain building. Applicantl Vail Associates.
Peter Patten explained the request, incfuding an explanation of the nunber of' parking units that Vai.1 Associates have for therr employees, wnich the staff
felt was adequate. Torn Leonard of Vail Associates explained that they did not
have sufficient office space for their enployees. Dr. Steinberg of the Town
Council wanted to be assured that the parking lots were zoned for parking only,
and Dick Ryan assured him that they were. Scott was concerned that in future
years, it night not be remembered that this variance was granted on the basis
of the existing spaces. Tom Leonard reminded them that VA had 140 extra parking
sPaces. Discussion of the one condition, that the applicant agrees to parti-
cipate in and not renonstrate against a special improvenent district when oneis formed for the Lionshead area, followed.
Jin noved and Duane seconded to approve the request as stated in the staff nemo
of July 6, 1981 including the condition described above. The vote was 3-1,scott opposed because he wasntt cornfortable with the parking situation.
8....tub.l-* heali:nq and consideration of an exterior alteration and nodification
request in Commercial Core I for the addition of restaurant space and a retract-
able glass enclosure over the existing swinuning pool at the Lodge at Vail .Applicant: Lodge Properties, Inc.
decided to ask only for the restaurant
applicant showed plans and stated
2 to 4 nore parking spaces. He
is happening around this edge of
would be j.ncreased. Duane agreed
instead of quantity. Gerry White
Dick Ryan explained that the applicant had
addition. Ken Wentworth, architect for the
that the restaurant addition would require
emphasized that his firm felt that nothing
the open area and t.hat pedestrian activity
and added that his concern was with quality
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felt that therc was already one major cntrance to thc l.odgc with a nLajor
walkway frorn l{ail Street. Ken stated that he felt they wcre enhancing whatwas already there. Gerry felt that while it seems like a small encroichment,it was not, and that the space was valuable.
Duane noved and Jim seconded to approve the modifj-cation of the restaur4ntsubject to condition #2 of the staff nemo, that the applicant agree to parti_cipate in and not remonstlate against a special improvenent disirict whenone is forned for the Vail Village area.
The vote was 2 for (Duane and Jin) and 2 against (Gerry and scott). scottwas a-gai-nst encroaching upon open space. Gerry reminded the appi icantthat he had 10 days to appeaf io Town Council.
A request for rppror"l to t"plrt }{ig 26_42, the Highland
new road dedications and vacations and lot line rernovals. This is a najorsubdivision requested under chapter 17.04 of the Vail l"lunicipal code.Applicant: Sun Tech Builders, inc,
Peter_Patten explained that this replat was a mere technicality after approvalof sDD 1l'- (The applicant did not ippear.) Dave and NIrs. rdeln appear'eato voice their concern,about a drainage problem they were having, iith waterrunning off of Highland park onto their land. They stated that ihey hadbeen washed out several times in the past weeks. bi.t nyun stated thatthe new plat would take care of drainige with the redesign of the road.scott suggested they use a method to divert the water teiporarily as wasdenonstrated by Archit^--. lr:1, Isk...,ith :tated that boih tenporary andpermanent diversion of water would be a reasonable condition of- apprbval .
scott noved and Duane seconded that the reprat be approved on conditionthat tenporary reri-ef of the drainage probrem that exists for the Edeensbe solved' water nust be diverted Io in" drainage system shown on the pratwithin 15 days of final approval of the plat,
The vote was 4-0, unanimous approval with the condition stated,
A request for a variance to Section Ig.14.090 of the V"il MIgi"iE!_!g9"
ifui;ratins attowabledensity in determining the nunber of units allowed on the site of the Inter-mountain swim and Tennis club, an unplatted parcel in vail Intemountainsubdivision. -Applicants: Intermouniain swirn and Tennis club who wish toconstTuct 2 additional units over the previous approval by Eagle county.
lgte-r la1ten presented the memo stating that the staff reconunended denial .chuck ogilby, one'of the applicants, siowed the plot ptan and exprainedthat 1'6 acres in the centli of their pror was considered f]ood prain. Heexplained that he felt the 2 units wouid fit well into their ptoi plan,that they wouldnrt be adding nore unit blocks, would not affect the parking,and they felt it would be a pleasing addition architecturally. He added
:1i..':l:l,f!1. :l"y had praciicar difficutties, and nentioned that theynaq looKed at other sites up and dowr the val ley and felt that theirs wasunique, because of the survey error, among other thi.ngs.
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Stan Cole addcd that l/3 of their total land was affected by the flood pl:rip.
Dick ltyan fclt that this was simply a circumstancc. Ccrry lVhite felt stronglythat a flood plain situatj-on was not onc upon which to grant a variancc.
Discussion followed conccrning whether or not the fl.ood plain was a hardship.
Jirn rnoved and Scott seconded to deny the variance request. The vote was
4-0 in favor of denial.
Gerry White rerninded them that they had I0 days in which to appeal to Council.
11. A request under Ordinance lL Se1ie9 oj 198!-r_.1o1 !!q \lal lgy Phare 6
designthe building locations and unit designs, along with a portion of the roadlayout. Applicant: Murray Properties Partnership of Dallas.
Peter Patten showed the nodel and site plan. John l{heeler, iepresenting
the applicant answered questions. He explained that the cul de sacs werelarge to accornnodate large vehicles. Jim Morgan expressed concern aboutcut and fills being largely visible. He wanted to make certain the impact
was downplayed so that the units didnrt give a wall-lj_ke facade. Gerryfelt that the tennis courts were almost necessary to soften and add interest.scott wanted to know what will happen when this project went into DRB if
the DRB decided there was too much visual inpact, and Dick replied thatthat was the reason the DilB was invited on the field trip, however, the
DRB could still suggest changes. Dr. steinberg asked if it were possibleto narrow the road, and was told it was necessary to have then that width
Lu ar-cuuurrir<iat e iarge vehicies. . The clustering and redesigning of thebuilding locations were discussed.
Jin moved and scott seconded to approve the revisions. The vote was i-0rith Duane abstaining, in favor of approval of the .site plan.
Scott moved and Duane seconded that the neeting be adjourned at 6145 p.n.
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TlEI'ORANDUM
T0: PLANNING AND ENVIROTT'I"IENTAI CO]IiVISSI0N
FROM: DEPARTMB\IT 0F C0I'$'IUN-ITY DEVEL0PI''{ENT
DATE: July 7, 1981
RE: Vail Intermountai-n Swin and Tennis Club Request for a Variance to
Section 18.14.090 of the Vail Municipal Code.
APPLICANT: C}IUCK OGILBY AND STAN COLE
DESCRIPTION OF VARIA}iCE REQUESTED
The appl icants request a variance fron the density control section of the
Residential Cluster Zone District to allow the inclusion of flood plain area
in calculating al1owab1e density in determining the nunber of units alLotled
on their site. The applicants wish to construct two additi-onal units over
the previous approval of 24 units by Eagle County.
As you know, the density control section of the Residential Cluster Zone Di-strict
perrnits a density of six units per buildable acre, which, in this case, would
mean that the 100-year flood plain area would be subtracted because it is
unbuildabl e. The parcel of iand for which the variance is requested consists
of 1.66 acres within the flood plain and a buildable area of 5'456 acres.
Thus, under RC density, they would be allowed a total density of 20 units
on the site--4 less than the Eagle County approval .
As yourll recall, *he applicants rnade a similar request for additional units
at the l'lay 26 PEC meeting. At that time, the applicants' reason for the request
was that a survey error had occurred resulting in the applicants being allowed
a density by Eagle County of 24 units rather than 28 units' The Planning
and Environmental Conmissi-on felt that this was not an i-ssue for the Town
to resolve, but was rather an issue between the applicants and their surveyor
and denied the request for the additional 2 units,
The applicants now feel that they are bei,ng .rnfairly penali.zed by subtracting
unbuj.ldable site area fron density calculations. They feel that unbuildable
site area should be included in calculating density. They do, however, still
contend that the actual hardship which exists is the survey error which was
made.
The requested variance would not have any.significant "ll::t on existing or
po-uential uses in the vicinity. The appiicants have argued that because solne
neighboringprolectshau"-fig'ft"tdensities'theyshouldbeallowedrnoreunits'
These projects were i;-i;t;-;;ted at a higher density (12 units to the acre
rather than s.5 to t[; acre) by Eagle couity or were developed under previous
Sii:. n and Tennis Club -) ,rrr 7, 1e8r
CRITERIA A\D FINDINGS
Uocn reviers of Criteria and F i-n din s, Sect ion 18.62.060 of the Itlun i c ipal
Code, the De rtment o nmun 1!Deve I oprnent recommends enial of the re ue st ed
variance based uPon the fol lowing factors :
Co:sideration of Factors
The relationshiP of the r uested variance to otLel-gxl*ilt otential
in the vlcrnrt
County zoning.fron the strict or I iteral interprglation andjn:
The degree to which rel i-ef fation is nec es sa to aah-ieve cornpatibilitForcenent of a specified re
arnone sites in the vrc-1ty or to attain the
and uniformi't of treatnent al privilege.ect]'ves o this title w out grant o
There would be no inpact uPon the above'
such other factors and criteria as the conmission deems applicable to the
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proposed varlance.
F INDINGS:
The Planning and Envirol4gn!e I Connission shatl rnake the following findirgs
beiore grant ing a varlance:
That the granting of the variance
inconsistent with the l initati-ons
district.
Thegrantingofthevariancewouldconstitutetheglantingofaspecialprivilege.
A11 sites in the n"rli"ntlur cluster Zone District and higher density districts
have densities calculated upon buildable sii" "r"" and excepting the Intertnountain
sxin and rennis club parcel fron the environmental hazard regulations would
not be rneeting th" "b;;.;;;.;-;i the zoning code. subtractlng unbuildable area
fr.on density ."r.rrr"i'ili;';; ;;ri;;";-;" iini.,nir" development in environrnentalll'
hazardousarea,andtoreflectapplopraatedensitiesforthesites.Byallowing
this Yariance other;;.;;;;;; ii'"'tirir"r circunstance could be in a sirnilar
pcsition,
will not constitute
on other proPert i es
a grant of special Pri-vilegeclassified in the sanre
The effect of the requested variance on light and air, distribution of populatjon'
ffiaffic facittties, p
Suim and Tenni.s Club O Jull' 7, l98l
That the granting of the variance will not be detrirnental to thc public health,
safety, or welfare' or materially injurious to Properties or irnprovernents
in the vicinitY.
That the variance is warranted for one or more of the fol lowing leasons:
Thestrictorliteralinterpretationandenforcenentofthespecified
regulation would result in practical difficulty or unnecessary physical
haiasn;.p inconsistent with the objectives of this title'
There are exceptions or extraordinary circunstances or conditions applicable
to the site of the variance that do not apply generally to other properties
in the sane zone.
ThestlictorliteralintelPretationandenforcementofthespecified
Iegulationwoulddeprivetheapplicantofprivilegesenjoyedbytheor,uners
of other properties in the same district'
STAFF R-ECOMMENDATIONS :
The Department of corununi-ty Development staff recornnends denial of the Iequested
variance. The granting of the v..iance would constitute a special privilege
i"-if-t"-"ppricani and wJuld not be consistent with the purpose of the zoning
code, nilowing the varj-ance would potentially affect the buildable area definition
and density within all higher density zone districts within the Town.
1
l'l,^Ni{ lli(; ANi', t:NV iii0iiill:NlAl, (.(r)'i!llslil Oii
tlon,O July i3, lgsl :i:ou p'nr,
Approvrrl oll m j.nutc:; of .Junc 22, 198I ,
A rcqrrcst for a sctback \tltri;tttcc to nlilli() I t'1;:r I an c,r j-st inli
cncroachcs 4t inlo thc sidc sctback on 5010 il:rin Corc l)r''i vt:
an unlll attecl parccl in l] j;ihorn, tjtlcd Stutd.i lrl , Pha.';c II'
Constrtrct ion llluragcnctt t, Inc.
Appea) of adrninistrativc dccision concct'rting tlre color of a
20, I)otato Patch. Applica.nt: Joninc and,l .J. Collins'
lrrril ding wlr ich
rvhich is palt o1,
Appl icant : l'cttttc.:l:
residence on Lot
4.
5.
6.
llcqucst to table density variance application for lot I2, Illock A7, CasoJ.ar
Vail II at 1101 Vail Vj.ew Drive. Applicants: Jean and Jamcs ltl. McDonal<t,
Jean Catoe, et al .
A requcst for arncndnrcnt in accordancc with Scctions 18.66.110 through 18.66.160
to the zoning ordinance fron Residential Clustcr to Itesident j.al. Prirnary/Sccondary
in ordcr to build a residential unit togeti)cr with a caretaker-ts unit. Applicant:
Doylc Ilopk ins .
A ninor subdj,vision request to vacate a 1ot line betl.reen lots A-l and A-2,
Lionsridge Filing #1. Applicant: AAV Limited Partnersliip.
Z. A request for an extcriol altcration and rnodification in Cornnrercial Core II,
under Scction 18.26.045 ott lot 4, Block l, Vlil l,ionshead lst Filing,
to add 3,950 square feet of office spacc to thc Lionshead Gondola Buildj.ng,
and a ::equest for a variunce to Scction 18. 26. 150 to *-sive the requircfitc:lt
:f i;:l::j::3 ::: half thc parking tvithitr the rnain building' Applicant:
Vail Associates.
8. A r.eqriest for an cxter-ior a1te1-ation and modificatiorr in Cormercial CoIe I
under: scction 18.24.065 0n Tracts A, B, C, ll10ck 5c, Vail village 1st Fi"l:ing,
174 East Gore Crcek Drivc, the Lodge at Vail, in order to aclcl a 618 sqttrtre
foot rcstaurant acldi.tion and a rctractable glass enclosure over the existl-ng
srvinrni.ng pool . Appl icaDt: . Lodge Propcrties, Inc'
g. A request for approval to replat Highland lleadorvs, Iots 26-42, the Highlarrd
park Spccial Dcvtlopnrc.nt District 11. The apDroval is r:equested to al 1ot,; trcr^I
r-oa <l dedications and vacltions and lot l irlc rcno"'als. This is a majoI sub-
division requestbd under Chapter 17.04 of thc Vail ilunicipat Code. Applicant:
Surr Tccir i'uiidvrs. Inc'
10. A requcst for a varianc!. to Se'ction 16.14.0!t0 of thc Vail l,ttrnicipal Codc to
allor,'the applicrnt t.o irtcludc flood plairt rtlca in calculating allorlablc dcnsit)'
in 6ct:cr-r1i1ring thc numbc'r' ot' units rl lot''crl on the sitc of thc Intermoulrt-a.i.rl
Srr'i n alcl Tenlis Club, 1n rrrpluttr'J purcr'l in Vail Intcrrnoturtrin Subdivjsion.
Thc aPpl i"cants ate thc IllLcrntourlt:rirt Swirt lrttd 'l'cnnis Club uho nish to construct
2 additionul units ovcr. tllc prt'viorts :ll)pr.ovrt I by liaglc Couttty.
ll. A rcqucst undcr Ordinancc 13, Scrics of l9Sl , for Thc Val lcy,
Phase 6 for rnlrjor l'cvisiotrs to lttt ;r1tPt'11r't-tl sitc plan. l'hc l)r'oPo.sal
is to rc-<lcsign tlic builtl irri: locltttrrtts lttttl tutit tlcsigrrs, illong with
a portio' of ihc r.ourl I ll rrttt. ithtrr;t1' I't'oIa;'1is5 l)art.trclshil> of Dal las.
Publishctl in thc Viri I 'l'r'rti I Jull' l0' l:)Sl
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Intermountain Swim and Tennis adjacent property ouners
Lot 6, Block 4
Lot 5, Block 4 Columbi.ne No. Condos
Colunbine North Associates
% Dean Canada
Box 1908
Vail Co
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APPLICATION
This procedure is reguired
The application will not be
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F- A list of the names of owners of alJ- property adjacent to thesubject property and their addresses.
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Application Date
FORI"i FOR A VARIANCE
for any project reguesting a Variance.
accepted until all information is submitted.
application forfr a variance pase 2 O
II . I'our (4) copies of the following informat,ion:
A. A statement.of the precise nature of the variance requested,the regulation involvedl and the practical difficulty or',rnrrrrecessaryphysical- hardship inconsistent vrilh the objectives oi tnis titlethat would resu1l from strict or literal iiterpretation ancl enforce-rnent of the specified regulation.
B- A site plan showing all existing and proposed, features on thesite, and on adjoining sites if nec6ssaryl plrtinent to the variancerequested.' including site boundaries, required, setbacks, buildingrocations and heights, topography ana physical features and. simirardata.
C. Such additional material as thescrj-be or the applicant may submit
zoning administrator may pre-pertinent to the application.
Iff. Time requirements
The Planning and Environmental Comrnission meets on the 2nd and4th Mondays of each month. An application with the ,r""""..iy accom-Plnying material must be srrbmitted four r""i" pii"r -t"-tr,.--a"t"
of the meeting.
Trwn of Yail Plannlng Staff
Planning and Envirnmental Commission
Clty HaLJ.
VaiL, Colorado
Gentlemen:
Stan CeLe and I arcof Vail ltunlclpal Zoningur t. btrlld 26 units rn
Club site.
By c.unting tho fl.ood plain cfin flgurtng dcnsltlr control rc nill
additlonal unlts . r{c fcel our site
Jrne 15 ' 1981
roqlesting a varlence from thr T.wn
0rdinancc sccti.n 18.62.010 to a11.r{
ths VatL lntorm.dntain Swln and Tonnl$
Abo purposs rf our requcst stcmc frlm a practlcaL dlffloulty
1n deallng wlth .ur sitc. Thls practlcal difficulty d.Gs not allorus t. count floedplaln in dcnsLty calouJ.atlons, Also rc havea hardshtp duc to a suryct/ grrar on our e rlg j,naL slte ucrk.
This crror effocted thc allrwablc number rf dwelling units
r.rc could crreot on ttrc sitc wben o,rr proJect was appr.vcd $ithtfre ccunty.
rdc arc not asking for pcrmlssl.n to b,'rild tr f u11 RC zoningwhich world allow us t. bLrlld JO unlts t.tal. N.r are wc asking
to bulld 28 un{ts tblch vc wruld havo boen aLloued nlth thccounty. ulc would ltkc only twe additi.nal units to bc lacatod
Ln an attractlve rray in our trCF bullding.
appr.xlmately 1.2 acrcsnot be abl,e t. attaln thcsc
ls being unfairly pcnalized,
f,lrsly, our slte has a practicaL dlfficulty rlth its long
thin naturc (noarly 80O feet long) with thc ctroam running
throrrgh Lts cntirc Lcngth €act te west. ,rc f ce1 ths stream Ls
a great asset to the sitc and lends an aspoct of natural beauty
that we ceu1d nover duplicate with Landscaping. Ilowever r we arc
s.Beh.u ponallzed for this stre tctr of natural Landscaplng whlch
takos up a disproportLonatc am.unt of our site. i{hy docs your
zoning rrdinance n.t also slnglc aut arcas of natural. bcautyguch as attraotlve rock groupings, trce stands, or aroas tf
sccnio vegitation tc bc excluded from densit.r calculations?
We arc alss further pcnallzed sincc u€ ar€ one of tho I9IZfcw sltes in the vall,ey that ordn beth gidcs of the stream.
Secondly, o."rr sltc layout uas f urther censtrictsd duo tothc fact that thc triangle of land on the north side of the strcam
is not sultable for bulldlng duc to llnltatlons due to setbacks
from the stream and 1ct 1lncs. However, fle were abl.e to receive
a varlencg from the county to buiJ.d a tsnnls court.n thls partof th6 slte. 'I'heso stte rcstrlcticns left us with only thes.uttr side rf the rl.vor f rr our bui.ldlngs.
Our hardship ic caugcd by an err.r made by aLtr suryeyor inthc early plannlng stagcs .r .ur sitc. Thc crrrr mls-reprcsqntcdour sitc acrcage as ll.J acrcs lnstcad cf thc c.mcct am.unt .f5.1, acrEs. This crror uas not noticed r:ntil after aur cauntyacceptanoe te build 2l+ unlts. Itad thls orrrr not erlstcd wcwculd have been aLlonod to bul1d 28 unlts rrncier county zoning.
ifc do nst fcel. se cculd su6 the survcyor for damages sinccwc hayc a lcng standing crceLlent reLatt onsftlp ulth him. Hcal.s. could nct givc us the addttional urri.ts wi desire.
Frior t. annrration during a publlc meeting where the staffprosented the West Vail zoning pr.posal to the pEC I asksdLarry Rlder if flood plaln was included in density contrel". Hisanswor was that lt was n.t, Also, Larry i,JoodJ,ey and peter
Jamar, in an lndividual develeper meeting prior to annexatl.ngave us no lndicatirn of fleodplain enterlng intc thc slte con-slderations if we decided te go fsr rnarlmum RC zonlng of 3Ounl,ts. Uc thereforl through the entire annexatlon and zoningproceodurc have had no ldca of cither thc new ordinancc lland the flrtd plain calcuLatj.on statistics.
I boleivo we hayo sh.rdn that ue are willing to cooperatein good f alth wlth the town . iri€ just rcccntl,y gave (f ree )21000 sq ft rf land tc thc toun to enable tho t.wn t. widenthe brl<ige in Intermountain. ir'e are the only dcveloper inrnterm.untaLn that 1s proyiding any ammonlties with their pr.ject.Our ammenities wil.1 also be avaiLable to the neighberttood.
In conclusirn, nc f eeJ. that our compromiseunlts vil,1 satisfy our pesiti.n. We feel thatwllL glve yo..r adaquatc justlficaticn to supportooncluslrn.
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PIAI{NING AND ENVIRONIvIENTAL COMMISSION MEETING
Itay 26, L98l
STAFF PRESENTPRESENT
Scott Edwards
Gerry ltrhite
Dan Corcoran
Duane Piper
later:
Roger Tilkemeier
Jin Morgan
Gaynor Mil1er
Dick Ryan
Peter Jamar
tarry Eskwith
Larry Rider
Betsy Rosolack
COIJNCiL-PRESENT
The meeting was called to order at 2:lO p.n. by Gerry
1. Approval of ninutes of May 11, 1981 rneetirrg.
Bob Ruder
l{hite, chairman.
Dan corcoran moved for approval , seconded by Duane. Vote'nas 3-0, scott ab-
sta in ed .
2. cveloprnent nlan uniler Ordinance 13,Series of 1981 , to build two additional units at the Vai f-Intcrmorm ta jn
Swim and Tennis Club Condominiurns, and to redes ign parking and ianclscapingof Lot.s 7 and B, Block 4, Vail Intermountaj.n Subdj.vision. Applicant: Vai!.
t,
Dick Ryan presented the memo and added that the staff had checked the size anclconfirmed 5.1 acres. He added that in discussing this with the l'oun CounciJ ,they stressed that they didntt want to apprcove adtlitionat units unlerss the unitswere to be for employees. IIe statcd that undel the present zoning, no aclditioiralunits could be added.
The question about the error rnade in surveying was discussed, some rnernbers feltthat the apPlicauts could have had more units o::iginal ly when the e::ror- wasdiscover:ed, others feeling that this did not change the issue now.
Dan rnoved for approrral of the revisions of the parking lot and lanclscsping perthe neno of May 6, 1.981. Scott seconded it, and the vote was 4-0, ut *"j.otut,i' in favor.
Ir{oie discussion fol lowed with thc rcalization t}-rat the applicants couid conebuck an<l ask for a variance, which the1, wct:e no.l do-ing at- ]lres*nL, and thi scould be a way to correct the error:, and wcl1 as a tirnc-' to come into corrformi.tywith respect to ha.ving rnore than 4 r:nits in oue builcling, r+ith respcct tostrearnside set backs, etc.
PEc -2- tiav 26, le81 O
Gerry noved and Scott seconded to deny the two additional units requested by
the applicants in accordance with the staff neno of lrhy 13, 1981 . The vote
was 3-1, Dan Corcoran voting against. The request was deni.ed.
3. Request for a side setback variances &t tttp Stotey/OgtesUy re
Vi11a8e1stFi1ingtocon5tr'ucttwoadditions
to the residence. Applicants: Charles Storey and llnslie Oglesby, Jr.
Peter Jarnar explained the plans and explained that this was part of a row house.
Andy Beck nentioned that a1l was explained in the merno.
Dan noved and Duane seconded to approved the request for the side setback variance
per the staff merno dated lvlay 20, 1981, The vote was 5-0, unaninous.
4. A request for approval of Special Devel_opment District 11 and the yec+tion
.f 1bt linetlhcreof for an area of l{ighland Nleadows Subdivision, Filing
No. 1, Iots 32r 38, 39, 40 and 42. Applicant: Sun Tech Buj.ldets, Inc.
Dick Ryan reininded the Corrunission that they had reviewed a request for lots
26 thru 42 at previous study session.s. Ile added that the developers had
spent much tine with the staff and with Gage Davis and he felt that the present
site plan was nuch superior. The staff recornrnended approval with the condi.tions
lcttered A through L
Roger Denton, a landscapc architect fot' the projcct shor.red several sketches
of the site and answ<;r'ed qucstion.s. It was felt that the impact of the project
had been reduced, br.rt there were several questiors about the heiilht of somc
of the buildings, arrd how well they r';ou1d be hidden by the trees. He addeci
that they had no ploblenrs lrith itcms of condj-tion, A thlu I.
Dan noved and Rogel scconded that the Special Developrnent Distrj-ct be approved
rvith the conditions stiPulated in thc staff nento dated llay 14, 198.1 . The vote
was 6-0, (v;ith Gaynol abstaining) for approval .
5. Request for a conrlit-ional uselLgllq!_19.19'_9Sg!&ff_l_q.?4._qJq__C__Cf_!1" !.yllof Vail zoning code, to operate :r beauty shop on the street level of tire
Gol.den Peak Housc. Applicant: Karl Hoeveinunn:
Dick Ryan explainrd that this issue had becn before the Commission and tl'Le
Town Council severa L times, and l-'oth 8,r:oups had approved an amend:lent to the
zoning code that woulrl pcrrnit b1,' sm4itional use ::eview, bar:ber ancl beauty
shops riitlrout extcrior frontagc j.rr CCl.
Hubcrt lrJcirrshank, r-e1;rcsenting Mr, Ilocvelmann, subinittcd a letier fion llorr
Riley, prcsidcnt of the Boeld of Djrcctors of tlie Condo .\ssociatiotr sta'tinfi
tha.t thcl' haC dr:oppcd thcir opi;osit:ion to thc bcauty shop. l{c added tltat- a
corryrlc of ottrrer:s of thc con domill I utll:i \(cnc opPq-':gd, but thlrt thc :r-sscciatiotr
as a wholc \!irs lot. Discussj.on followr:d c-onccrir.i.nli vcntij ation anri odors.
It was finally dcci.dcrd that this wits I rnirtter Lor t-ht: co)ldo itssoc.itttion atrcl
for thc bui.l ding dcpir rt.rircnt of th<; 'lbrru.
PIIC -3- !4ay 26, 1981 O
Roger moved and Jin seconded to approve the conditional use pernit per the staff
rneno and cautioning the applicant to monitor odor. Thc vote was 7-0, unanimous,
6. Continuance of an application for exterior alteration or modification in
and 3rd 1eve1s of the al 1ey between the Plaza and Casino Buildings, leaving
the street 1evel open for pedestrian traffic. Applicant: Pamela Telleen.
Dick presented the mcnro, reminding the Cornrnission that on March 9, there was
a public hearing to build a 5 story building on the site, and that now the
application had been changed, although the original application was appealed
to the Tor,,n Council . The changed application would leave the passage way between
the plaz.a and Bridge Street. The Staff was concerned that the space for pedestrians
would not be used becau-se the height was only 10 ft & the a11ey i-s very narrow.
There was rnuch discussion of the problern of obtaining a clear title. Larry
Rider explained the situation, saying that in ::eviewing the tit1e, he found
a number of clouds of title, and that one restriction in a deed was "unfetteredingress and egress to the PIaza and that there be no pernanent structure built
in that area." In Looking further, he found that the surveys didntt natch.
IJe suggested that the applicant be asked to shorv clear: title. lle added that
Pistachiots and thc Lodge encroach into the area.
BilI Post representing the applicant stated that the or,/.ners have a right to
use what they own. lle added that one stipulation for thc original plan was
to have a safe and attractive rvalkway, and at present it rvas neither safe
nor attractive. FIe a.1 so felt the applicatrt could be required to post a bond
so that if the project was stopped, there would be no exlrense to the Towrr.
Larry added that thc Torrn nust be ccrta in that the appl icant wa-s indeed the
Owncr. Gerry statcd tlrat thcy could procccd rv jtlr the rcst of thc hearing as
to whether or not this was a suitable structure, but one conditional coutd
be added that the appllcant must havc a clcar title.
Rogcr: said that he .teptesents VA, and that thcy norrld not take sides.
John Perkirrs showed the plans and elcvations ancl an.swercd questions concelning
roof d::ainage, Pista.chiots door, 1ig'ht.i.ng, etc. Pam Telleen sa:id that Pista.-
chiors had opposeci the first. presentatic)n becausc of the interrlrpt j on of their
businss, but were for the present one because it would elininal.e the leak overtheir stairrr'ay.
John Perkins also addcd that the shops along thc a.l ley would be cncourage to
placc wi.trdows onto the a1 lcy, hclping the allcy to be nor.'e inviting. Parn was
askc:d if it was hcr" intention to continue the r,ra I kr+ay to the Plitza. She
re-.;potrded that she would contributc hcr sharc, \'hate ver that na), be. Bob il.udor
felt that snow and jce would stj-ll gct into the r,ur1kwa1,.
Discttssj.on follorvcd concerning the construction rcstraints and irrtcrrupt-ionof lVall lltrect t-raffic. Gerry read thc thlee ccrnditons and Parn 1'c11een statcrl
that ,shc agleed to a1l of tlier,r.
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Gaynor moved that the application be approved with the reconmendation made
part of the approval . He felt that the building was inportant to the area,
that they would still have a walkway from Bridge Street to Wall Street.
Scott felt they should add that the clear title nust be shown as a 4th
condition.
Dick Ryan stated that in talking to the Town Council, he was instructed not
to issue a building permit until a clear title was shourn.
Gaynor wanted to add another condition to his rnotion, that of requiring a
bond to protect the Town.
Duane Piper seconded the motion, and the vote in favor of granting the
permission for the alteration was 5-0, with Roger and Dan abstaining.
The motion passed.
7. Request for anendments to the density control sectj,on of the zoning code
that the second unit shall not excced 40% of the total Gross Residential
Floor Area (currently this figure is 33 L/3%) allowed on the lot in the
P/S Residential District. A1so, lots in the Residential District containing
less than 15,000 square feet of site area shal 1 not have a second unit exceed
40eo of the total GRFA allowed on the lot. In acldition, lots in the residential
district wit-h development proposals whereby the a.vcrage slope beneath the
structul:e and parking area is in excess cf 30% sha11 not have a secorrdary
uni-t exceed 40% of the total GRFA allowed on the lot. These changes would
result in a new 60,/40 allocation of GRFA wherever the 66,/33 allocation
presently is in effect.
Peter Jarnar explained the meno, and dj,scussion of the various aspects followed,
Scott rnoved that they foll.ow the staff recorunendat j-on to recomnend amendnents
to Sections 18.13.080, 18.12.090 and 18.69.050 of tle zoning code t.hat the secondary
unit sha11 not exceed 40r" of the tolitl GRFA a1lowed, arrd, 2) amend:lent t.o section
18.12.050 to reduce the nininun lot size in the (lt) I{sidential District to
15,000 sqnare feet of buildable site area frorn 17,500 squale feet. Dan Corcoran
seconded the notion, and the vote was 7-0 in favor.
!.__Igqr"r'c f"t "r",rdr ,_!q-J?._q!!_a"q-!8.r!..0J! of the zonj.lg
code conccr:ning the proc-ess and critcria for granting excepti.ons to the dcnsity
control r:egtrlatbns in the Residential (R) and Pr:ir,iary/Sccondary Re-sidcnt.ial
(I']/S) Zonc Districts f c-rr lots of lcss than 15,000 square fcet so that a secondarl'wlit nay bc constructed on these lots for the purposc of cmplol,ee housing.
Peter Jamar explained rvhy the staff felt these changes r\'ere irnportrnt. Dick
rcviewed the proccs-s of the applicati on:
1. Appl)' to DRB
2, After t.ire deci.sion, the Staff r.rill nurk e certain thc unit will bc employc:c
3. liT;lil;,, noticc rvirl be sent to tlie pEC, so the pr:c can revj.err'and i.f tl.rcy
donrt lrg.r'cc, t-ltc PEC c:rn appeal thc dccision of citlrcr: thc staff or llltlJ.
4, Applicairt: or adjacent propcrty ol{rlcr ci}n appeel to })}:C.
PEC -5- Maf 26, f9f
Concern was expressed over the condition that no variances be al1owed, and this
was discussed at length. Variances can be granted only if it benefits the visual
appearance of the site and surrounding area.
Also discussed was the fact that l/2 of the cars must be enclosed. Ton Briner
stated that he had brought a project to the DRB the previous week when he took
issue with the requirement for covered parking for L/2 tire cars and wondered if
having only one space for the enployee housing would be enough parking. The
Comnission rnembers felt that there were very rarely only one person lj-ving in
each employee unit, and that two spaces werc definitely needed. Dick added that
cars had been cons j.dered an eyesore in nany previous discussions.
Dan moved and Duane seconded to approve the recommendation of the staff that
Sections 18.12.090 and 18.13.080 be anended concerning the process and
criteria for granting exceptions to the density control regulations, etc. as stated
in the nemo dated l'lay 2I, 1981 .
The vote was 6-0, unanirnous. (Jim Morgan had left.)
The neetiag was adjourned at 5:00 p.m.
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MEMORANDUM
TO: Planning and Environmental Comnission
FROI4: Departnent of Cornmunity Development,/Peter Patten
DATE: May 13, 1981
RE: Vail Intermountain Swinr and Tenni-s Club Request for Plan Amenclrnent
tabled frorn May 11, l9B1 PEC meeti.ng.
As your 11 recal 1, this itern was tabled at the May 11 neeting to look at two things.
First, you asked for a clarification and legal interpretation concerning a possible
confl.ict in Ordinance 13, Series of l98l iegarding density control. l,arry Rider,
Town of Vail attorney, explains that the Ordinance does not prohibi.t the projects under
Ordinance 13 to Tequest addtional density up to RC, but that the PEC must find a
clear conmunity benefit as a result of the request (i.e. long term employee housing)
if 1hgy approrr'e it. ile also explains that paragraph d of page 2 of the Ordinance
was put in so that these projects wele not total ly locked into developing their
projects strictly as per County approvals. lVe wanted a chance to work with the
developers to hopeful 1y improve the projects. Thus, no right to the additional
density, as previously explained, i-s or ever lras, included in this Or:dinancc, butj.t doesnrt prevent the applicant frorl rsl< i-ng for it.
The Tcm Council has reviewed the policy concerning additional units in previously
approved Councy projects that have been accepted by the To',rn, and support additional
unit.s be rcstricted for enployees of the Upper Eag1e Va.lley as long as legai.lypossible.
Secondly, the issrre of the survey error was b:rought up as the nain reason for
requesting the two additional units. Irve spoken with Jirn ll.ubin frorn the County.
.recei.;ed rela.ted docurnent.s fron Chuck Ogilby and done some buildablr: atea calculaticlls
on 'flre propel't-y to better under-stand the l:ackgrounC behin<i the proj ect and the allovra-
bIc density under Residr:n1.i.a1 Cluster.
On l.la-':r:lr ?.1 , 7979, thc ilagl e Coulity Plurrn.irrg Col,nissi.on reconmenrlcd zrirproval of
the Vai 1 Intermountain Srr'i:ii and Tennis Club oio j eci: with tlie conci j -r- j on that befo-re
a bui I cli.ng perlit is is,;ueti f or the last LrL:i-l.d|r[, a]-rengernents be fi.nnlized connil:ting
l.he cierrel opcr to pi:orride an p.ttacherl footbridge across Gor:e Ctcek. O;-r niarch .'28,
15,'u9, tltc Coun[)' Colrni ssi.crrr: upprcvcd tlie plcli-rr.i.nary plat r,rit]r tiio c<-;ndi.t -'Lon
tha t '"h,: finll plat statc that no furLiier sulidivi.s j.on (inte'rval cwncr. shi.ps) rr'il 1
bc ailcr';cd tc::: the projcct. 'l'he.se apploval.s ',';cte ba.scd on RSI{ zoniirg (5.5 urri-t:;
per acre) , 4. 582 a.:res of sitc alea anJ nc -s.iu.r t. e footage subtractcd i.or the c.i:celt
or the floodpl ain.
Recentl;,, a suryey erfol l^Jas discorrercd rch j.ch i:irist:d Lhe total sitc ;rlea tc 5.116
scrt'c-c. a cii.l:fcrcnce of ,734 act'es, or the s j.z.e of I'a-rccl .lJ, tlic sorrtlrcrn rnost pirrL:cl .
[vidently, t-hc 1eg;rl dcsclipt.i,on subrnil:t.-r<] to tilc r;o'urt.y t;vcrloolicd [!rc .sqr:arc 1:ooLitge
in l)arc:el B, and the plo j cct r(cnt tlrrougir Countv approval s rr' j.thout r:clice of i-lrt:
erl'or', i\t thc t irnc Couni-), e1:,i-rloi'a1 s l{crLr g j.r'cn , onl y gross sitc :r::cr'L was tal(cn
intc lccor-rnt t.o cilriipul.c lrutlircL ol- uni.ts pcr rrcrc al loh,ec1. Tiru.s, thc clcel:. and
flooCpt:rin vcrc count('ri jn thc approvul ot 2.4 unit:: (4.:182 x 5.5 = 2.i.J ulitsj.
swin and rennis - , -C rg, r98r
according to my calculations, the creek and floodplain represent 1.66 acres within
the property lines. This produces a total buildable area, as couqluted in the
Residential Cluster District, of 3.456 acres. Ihis acreage allows 20 mits to
be constructed on the site under RC density (6 units/buildable acre). Thus, if
the project were proposed under the RC Distlict in the Town, we would allow 20
units naxinun on the site. The County woul.d allow 19.
STAFF RECOMMENDATION
The Departnrent of Comunity Developnent
two dwelling tmits requested. We feel
unCer the Tounr s regulations.
continues to reconnend denial of the
there exists no right to these units
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MEI,IORAI'IDUM
T0l Planning and Environnental Commission
FRoM: Departnent of Conmunity Development/Peter Patten
DATE: May 6, 1981
RE: Request for a plan arnendment under Ordinance 13, Series of 19Bt for Vail
Intermountain Swim and Tennis Club to re-design the parking and landscaping
layout and to add two additional dwellirrg unj-ts-
,BACKGROUND OF REQUEST
Under Ordinance 13, Series of 1981, a nunber of projects (the Swim and Tennis Club
includerl) already given approvals by Eagle County were accepted by the Town -as per
those approvals. Provisibns for revi-sions to the approved plans were included in
this ordinance. Any changes of a significant nature will require Planning and Environ-
mental Comtrission approval, and of coulse, Design Review Board acceptance.
The Vail Intermountain Swim and Tennis C liub is requesting to re-design the parking
areas according to the Townts parking requirenents, thus eliminating areas of asphalt
and increasing green space. Ttrey also request the addj-tion of two dwelling units
to be used as-employee housing for an indefinite period of time, and then sold off
as condoniniums.
EXPLANATION OF ORDINANCE 13
The projects under Qr:dinance 13 rriere zoned Residential Cluster for "arty zoning purpose
beyond ihe Eagle County Comrnissioners I airprovals.r' This would relate to changes
irr devel opilent standarcls other than density controls and would guide such changes
according to the general RC guidel.ines. Ordj-nance 13 zoned all of the pl'operties
listed in it as per Eagle County approval--not. according to I{C density regulations'
which would give all these projects an additic'nal I/?- uni-t per acre. This was not
the intent of ordinance 13, and we want to make it clear that the Ordinance does
not give any additi-onal density rights to any of the pr:ojects under its juriscliction.
TTIE PROPOSAI,
r . Ierarls-I]!.ll-Bsri::et
The Iiagle Connty' approval included 2.5 parl<-ing place-s pel uni.t f:or a total of 67
spa."s, not inclucling thc '20 spaces provi.ded for: ttre Sr'rim :rn d Tenn-ls Cl.ub itsclf -
The reyision, necting I'or';n reqi.rirentents, pr:ovi.des '17 spac.es and adtlil'.ional laitclscaped
arca. The ret'lsion also cl inirrates a 4 space pa:lr.ing al:ea wcst- of the northclr 1.enl:i-s
coul t, acl'css the creek from the dwcl l -i.ng rttri'i-l, .
2. Additional. turi.ts
'Ihe applicant rr'j-shes to add tr,Io units to Bullding C. 'l'hc proposal appears to bc
an attiactive architect-trraI propo.sal atld actrial Ly inplovcs t.lrc: appcararrce of ti'raI
sttu(:ture, 'fhc proltosal js to nraintain tlrcsc ulits as rcntlrl aPartlnclllt..s for: atr uit-
specif icd lurnb cr of ycar:s and thetr to sell thcln as conclolti in ittns ,
Swirn and Tennis Club - 2 - MaY 6, 1981r-o
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STAFF RECOMMENDATIONS
i 1. Parking Plan Revision
the staff feels this is a definite improvement ovex the previously approved plan.
One of the policies within the Design Review Board is to ninimize the amount of
asphalt on developnent proposals and this proposal acconplishes that objective. We
recomrnend "pptouui of the Vail Intermountain Swin and Tennis Club parking plan revision
t+ith the following conditions:
a. As per the parking requirement in the Zoning Code, all lots of 10 or more sPaces
include sone interior landscaping. (This can be handled at Design Review Board.)
b. Because the Swin and Tennis Club parking is being reduced from 20 to 16 spaces,
a joint agreenent be worked out so that if nore than 16 spaces are needed at
one time, the overflow parking can be accorsnodated withj.n the condoniniuuts I
sPaces .
2. Addition of Units
The staff recomnends approval of the additional two units only if they renain as
designated employee uniis for 20 yeats, as other enployee units within the Town are
so rlquired. -ltle feel that the granting of addj-tional uni.ts without such a restriction
amounts to a density bonus or unit "giveaway" situation whi.ch may benefit the enployee
housing problem for an insignificant period of tine-
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PLAI.IN ING AND ENVIRONMENTAL COMMISSIOI{ AGENDA
2:00 p.n.May 26, 1981
l. Approval of Minutes of May 11, 1981 meeting.
2. A request for arnendments to an approved development plan under 0rdinance No. 13,
Series of 1981, to buiLd two additional units at the Vail Intermountain Swim and
Tennis Club Condominiums, and to redesign parking and landscaping of Lots 7 and 8,
Block 4, Vail Intemountain Subdivision. Applicant: Vail Interrnountain Swin and
Tennis Club Condoniniuns.
3. Request for two side'setback variances for the Storey/Oglesby residence located onLot 15, Block 5, Vail Village lst Filing to construct twoadditions to the resi-
dence. Applicants: Charles P. Storey and Enslie Oglesby, Jr.
4. A request for approval of Special Developnent District 1f and the vacation of lotlines thereof for an area of Highland lleadows Subdivision, Filing No. 1, Lots 26
through 42. Applicant: Sun Tech Builders, Inc.
5. Request for a conditional use permit under Section 18.24.030 C of the Town of VaiI
zoning code, to operate a beauty shop on the street leve1 of the Golden Peak House.Applicant: Karl Hoevelmann.
6. Continuance of an application for exterior alteration or modification in Conmercial.
Core I, to a1low an office building t. be constrcucted on the 2nd and 3rd levelsof the al1ey between the Plaza and Casino Buildings, leaving the stneet level openfor pedestrian traffic. Applicant: Panela Te11een.
7. Request for arnendnents to the density control section of the zoning code that
the second unit sha1l not exceed 4O% of the total Gross Residential Floor Area(currently thi,s figure is 33 7/3%) allowed on the lot in the P/S residential distric.Also, lots in the residential district containing less than 15,000 square feet ofsite area shal1 not have a second unit exceed 40% of the toal GRFA allowed on thelot. In addition, lots in the residential district with developnent proposals wherelthe average slope benea.th the structure and parking area is in excess of 30e, shallnot have a secondary unit exceed 40% of the total GRFA allorrred on the lot. These
changes would result in a new 60/40 allocation of GRFA wherever the 66/33 allocationpresently is in effect. Applicant: Peter Patten, Town of Vail .
8. A request for anendnents to Sections 18.I2.090 and 18.15.080 concerning the process
and criteria for granting exceptions to the density control regulations in theResidential and Primary/Secondary Zone Districts for lots of less than 15,000 square
so that these lots may receive a secorrdary unit for employee housing use.Applicant: Peter Patten, Town of Vai1.
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BY-LAWS
OF
VAIL INTERMOUNTAIN SWIM AND TENNIS CLUB
CONDOMINIUT{ ASSOCIATION
ARTICLE I
Obj ec t
l. The purpose for which this non-profit Corporation is
formed is to govern that condominium Droperty situated in the
County of Eagle, State of Colorado, known as the VaiI Inter-
mountain Swim and Tennis CIub Condominiums; such property has
been submitted to the provisions of the Condomi.nium Ownership
Act of the State of Colorado by recorded Condominium Declaration
2. Al1 present or future owners, tenants and any other
persons who might use such property in any manner are subiect
to the regulations set forth j-n these B1z-Laws. Acquisition of
a fee or leasehotd inLerest in or the mere occupancy of any of
the condominium units of the project, hereinafter referred to
as the "units", shall constitute ratification and acceptance
of these By-Laws and an agreement to comply herewith.
ARTTCLE II
$embership, Voting, Quorum. Proxies
I. Ivlembership. Membership in this Association, except
for membeF6hf!-Ti-the first eoaid of Directors, shall be limited
to record owners of the condominium units and subject to the
Condominium Declaration. One membership in the Associ-ation shall
be issued to the record owner of each condominium unit. The
record owners of aL1 condominium units collectively shall con-
st j.tute all the members. In the event any such unit is owned
by two or more persons, whether by joint tenancy, tenancy in
common, or ot,herwise, bhe membership as to such condominium unit
shall be joint and a single membership for such unit shal, l be
issued in the names of all the ovrners, and they shall designate
to the Association in writing at the time of issuance, one
person who shall hold the membership a:-rd have the power to vote
said membership. No membership shall be issued eo any other
person or persons except. as they may be issued in substj.tution
for outst,anding memberships assigneC to new record owners of
condomini-um uni. ts -
2. yg!.3g. Each member being present in person or by
proxy shafll-Except as rnay be provided in the Condominium
Declaration, be entitled E,o one vote for each condomini-um unit
owned by said member. Cumulative voting is prohibited.
3. Quorum. The presence either in person or by proxy
of at leasE-TlTty-one per cent (5It) of the metnbers of record
shalI constitute a quorum of the Associ-ation for all purposes
unless the representation of a larger group shall be required
by law, by Ehe Arti-cles of IncorPoration, or by these By-Laws,
ancl in that event represenEation of the number so required shall
constitute a quorum.
4, Proxies. Votes may be cast in person or by proxy.
Proxies m[st-Ue fi].ed with the Secretary beiore the appointed
time of each meetins.
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ARTTCLE III
Adrnini s tration
1. General. The owners of the units wi.ll- constitute cheVail InteE6[nEEin Swim and Tennis CIub Condominium Association,hereinafter referred to as "AssociaCion", who will have the re-sponsibility of administering the project through a Board ofDirectors as herein provided.
2. PLace of t'leeE,ing. t.{eetings of the Association shall
be heLd aE suEF- place-Es the Board of Directors nay determine.
3. Annual {gg!l!gg. The first annual meeting of theAssociati.on-E;fT-Ee-Efa on any day during the month ofJanuary, 1980. Thereafter, the annual meetings of the Associa-
tion shalL be held on the first Tuesday in January after January
1, or at such other time as the Association may by majority vote
approve. At such meeting, there shall be elected a Board ofDirectors in accordance with the requirements set forth herein.
The Associ,ation may also transact such other business of the
Associatj-on as may properly come before it.
4., Special Meetings. Special meetings of the Associationfor any purpose or purposes other than those regulated by statute
roay be called for by the President as directed by resolution of
the Board of Dj-rectors, or upon a petition signed by a majority
of the members of the Association. Such petition shall state
the purpose or purposes of such proposed meei,ing. No business
sha1l be transacted at a special meeting except as stated in
the notice thereof unless by consent of three-fourths (3/4) of theAssociation members present, e j.ther j.n person or by proxy.
5. Not.ice qI__{gg!_ig_:. The President or Secretary shal)-give or c@tice of the time, place, and purpose
of holding each annual or special meeting by mailing or hand
delivering such notice at least ten (10) days but not more thantwenty (20) days prior to such meeting co each Association member
at the respective addresses of said members as they appear on
the records of the Association.
6. Adjourned Meetings. If the number of Association members
necessary to constitute a quorum shall fail to attend in person
or by proxy at the time and place of meeting, the Chairman of
the meeting, or a ma jorj.ty in interest of the Associat.ion members
present in person or by proxy, may adjourn the meeting fromtime to time until the necessary number of Associat j-on members
shall be in att.endance. At any adjourned meeti-ng at which a
quorum shall be present, any business may be transacted which
might have been transacted at the origi.nal meeting-
'1 -. Waiver of Notice. Any member may at, any time waive
any notice reAEred-to-Ee given under these By-Laws, or by
statute or otherwise, and the presence of a member in person at
any meeting of the members shall be deemed such a waiver.
ARTICLE IV
Board of Directors
1. Number and Qualificat.ion,
(a) The affairs of this Association shalI be governed
by a Board of Director:s consisEing of not less than three nor more
than five members of the Association; provided, however, that
the following persons shalL act in such capaciEy for the first
year of its existence, or until their successors are elected:
T. Charles Ogilby
Stanleigh lI . Cole
Edmund H. Drager, Jr.
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(b) where a rnember of the Association elected to
the Board of Directors is ot,her than a natural person, ic shall
designate one of ics officers, principals, partners or alJents
to perform its duties as one of the members of the Board of
Directors.
(c) Members of the initial Board of Directors need
not be members of the AssociaE,ion.
2. Powers and Dutibs. The Board of Directors shall have
the powerffissarv for the administratj-on of the
affairs of the Association, and may do all such acts and things
as are not by Law or by these By-Laws direct.ed to be exercised
and done by the members. The powers of the Board of Directors
shall incLude, but' not. be limited to, all of the rights and
duties of the Board of Directors as set forLh elsewhere in
these By-Laws and t.he Articles of lncorporation, and in t.he
Declaration app).icable to the property described in the Declara-
tion and in Articl.e II above, and shall also include the power
to promulgate such rules and regulations pertaining to such
rights and duties as may be deemed Proper and which are
consistenb with the foregoing. The Board of Direcl.ors may
delegate such duties as appear in the best interests of the
Association and to Lhe extent permitted by law.
The Board of Directors may, on contract, deJ.egate the
routine operation and management of Che Association af f a j-rs to
a Managj.ng Agent to be selected by the Board of Directors. Such
Managing Agent shall be responsible to the Board of Directors,
and shall submi t a comprehensi-ve report on his activities at
each annual- meeting.
3- Election and Terrn of office. The term of the Directors
named in E on shall be until the first
annual membership meeti-ng or until Lheir successors are duly
chosen and qualify. Their successors shall be elected at the
first annual meeting of t.he members of Lhe Association after the
sale of all units in the prcject. A new Board of Directors shall
be elected b1r the members at each rec;ular annual meeting there-
after and each Director shall hold office for a term of one year
or until a successor shall be elecced and shall qualify except
as hereinaf t.er otherwise provided. The number of Directors may
be altered from time to tine by che accion of a majoricy of the
member:s of the Association at any reEular or special meeting
called for such purpose. In Lhe evenL of any increase in the
number of Directors in advance of the annual meeting, each addi-
tion.rl Dircctor sha.l-I be elecbecl by chc t.h.in Boal:d of Di::ectors
and hold office until his successor is eLected and shalL qualify.
4. vacancr-es. vacancies on the goard of Directors caused
by any reason- snaTl be filled cy vote of the majority of the re-
maini-ng Direct.ors even though they may consist. of less than a
quorum and each menrber so elected shall be a Director until his
successor is c)uly e.Lected by the members of the Association at
the next annual meeting or special nreeting callcd for such
purpose.
5. Removal of DirecLors. At a;ry reguler or special
meeting offiny one or more of ihe Directors
may be removed wiEh or wiLhout cause at any cime by the
affirmative vobe of seventv-five per cenL (75e.) of the entire
membership of record anci a successr..rr IIldY then be elected co
f i11 t.he vacarlc)/ Li'rus created. Arll' Director whc,se rentoval has
been proposcci by the mernbers of the l\s:jociat-ion sl'ralI bc given
an opport.unity to be irearcl at tho nlcc l-incj.
6. ComPcnsation. No cornf)ensa t ion shalI be paid tci
Directors f oFEtGTi--erviccs as Dircctors. Nr> remuneration
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shalL be paid to a Director for services performed by him for
the Associacion in any other capacicy, unless a resolutionauthorizing such remuneration shall have been adopted by Ehe
Board of Directors before the services are underEaken.
7. Organization [leetinl. The f irs.t, meeting of a newly
elected Board of Directors shall bc held within thirt.y (30)
days of electj.on at such time and place as shall be fixed at
the meetings at which such Directors were elected, and no noEice
shal-l be necessary to the nervly elected Directors in order
legaJ.Iy to constiLute such meeting, providing a majority of
the whole Board shall be presenc.
8. Regular l*!eetinqs. Regular meetings of the Board of
Directors may be held ac such time and place as shall be deter-
mined, from time to time, by a ma'iority of the Directors,
but at least one meeting shall be held during each fiscal year.
Notice of regular meet,ings of the Board of Directors shall begiven to each Director, personally or: by mail, telephone or
telegraph, at least ten days prior to the day named for the
meeting.
9. Special Meetings. Special meetings of the Board of
Directors mat-5e-ATTed--5y Ehe PresidenE on ten days' notj.ce to
each Director, given personally or by mail' telephone or tele-
graph. which notice shall state the time and place and purpose
of the meeting. Special meetings of the Board of Directors shall
be caLled by the President or Secretary in like manner and on
like notice on the wrj.tten request of at least. fifty per cent(50t) of the Directors,
10. Waiver of Notice. Before or at any meeting of the
Board of ol-rEEEorE,-a.n7 oirector: may, in writ.ingr waive notice
of such meeting and such waiver shall be deemed equivalent to
the givi-ng of such notice. Attendance by a Director at any
meeting of the board shal.L be a waiver of notice by him of the
time and place thereof. If all the Directors are Present at
any meeting of the Board, no notice shall be required and any
business may be transacted at such meeting.
11. Quorum. A r,ra jority of the Br-rard of Directors shall
constitue.-51[orum for the transaction of business, buc if
at any meeting of the Boar:d there be less than a quorum present,
a majority of ehose present may adjourn the meeti-ng from time
to time.
L2. Adjournments. The Board of Dir:ectors may adjourn
any meeting fronr day to day or for such oLher lime as may be
prudent or necessary in Lhe interest of the Associationr pFo-
vidcd that no meetj-ng may be adjourned for a geriod longer than
thirry i30) days.
13. Fidelity Bonds- The Board of DirecEors ma!' require
that all ;ffEeri ana-mployees of the Associ.ation hancling
or responsible for Association fur''cls furnish adequate fidelity
bonds. The preniuins on such bonds shall be paid by the Associa-
ti-on.
ARTICLE V
Of f icers
I. Desiqnation. Thc crincipal officers of the Associat.ion
shall Ue f-F?ZllEcii, a SccreLarv anc.l a Treasurer, all of whom
shall be elect.ecl by and f rcnt t-hc ljo;rrcl of Dircctors. The
Directors nav aopoinL an Assist'..1nt Secretar.v and an Assistant
Trcasurcr, and sucir other ol-f iccr. s .rs in Lheir j uclgment may
be necessary.
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2. Election of officers.
shalr tre @trreorganization meeting of each new
at the pfeasure of Lhe Board.
The officers of the Association
Board of Direclors, at the
Board, and shall hold offi.ce
Removal of officers, Upon an affirmative vote of
LhG members of the Board of Directors, any
officer may be removed, either with or without cause, and
his successor elected at any regular meeting of the Board
of Directors, or aE any special meeting of b.he Board called
for such purpose.
4. President. The President shall be the chief executive
officer oE-TtrE-al?ociation. He shalI preside at all meetings
of the members and of the Board of Directors. He shall have
all of the general powers and duties which are normally vested
in the office of the president of a corporation, including but
not limited to Lhe power to appoint cornnittees from among the
members from time to Eime as he may, in his discretion, decide
is appropriaLe to assist ln the conduct of lhe affairs of Lhe
As sociation.
5. Secretarl. The Secretary shalI keep the minutes
of aII med€Tffi-5F the members; he shall have the custody of
the SeaI of the Association; he shall have charge of the
membership books and such other books and papers as the Board
of Directors may direct; and he shall, in general, perform aII
the duties incident to the office of Secretary.
6. Treasurer. The Treasurer shaII have the responsibility
for AssocGEld-fTnds and securities and shall be responsible
for keeping fuII and accurate records of all receipts and Cis-
bursements in books belonging to the Association. He shall be
responsible for the deposit of aII moneys and other valuable
effects in the name, and to the credit, of Lhe Assocj"ation in
such depositories as may from time to time be designated by
the Board of Directors.
7. Compensation. No compensation shal-I be paid to officers
for their-EE?iices as officers. No remuneration shall be paid
to an officer for services performed by him:or the Association
in any other capacity, unless a resolution authorizing such
rernuneration shaII have been adopted by the Eoard of Directors
before the services are undertaken.
ARTICLE VI
fndemnification of Officers and Directors
The Association shall indemnify every Director or offj-cer'
his heirs, execut.ors, adminisLrators, and rePresentatives agiainst
alI 1oss, costs and expenses, including counsel fees, reasonably
incurred by him in connection with any action, suit, or pro-
ceeding to which he may be made a party by reason of his being
or having been a Director or of f icer: of the .Association, except
as Eo macrers as to which he shalf be finally adjudged in such
action, suit, or Proceedincl to be liable for sross ncqIigence or
willfully misconduct. rn che event of a setclement, indemnifi-
cation shal. I be providecl only in connection with such matters
covered by the settlemenc as to which Ehe Association is advised
by counsel that the person to be indemnifieC has not been guilty
oi gross negliqence or willful misconclucL in Che perf orniance of
h j.s duty as sucir nianager or: of f icer: in relation to the matter
invol,ve d. The foregoing ric;hts shaII not be exclusive of other
rights t.o which such ntanager or officer: rnay ce entitled. All
Liability, Ioss, damage, costs anci expense incurred or Suffered
by the Aisociation by rcason or aris16c1 out of or in connection
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Hich the foregoing indemnificat,ion provi.sions shaII be treat.ed
and handLed by'bhe Association as common expenses; provided,
however, that noEhing in this Arcicle VI conlained shall be
deemeJ to obligaLe the Association co indemnify any member or
or,rner of a condominium unit,, who is or has been a director or
officer of the Association, wit.h respect to any duties or
obligations assumed or liabilities incur:red by him under and
by virtue of Ehe Condominium Declaration as a member or owner
of a condominium uniE. covered thereby.
ARTTCLE VII
Powers, Ri
The Association
1.. The Associati-on and its members shall have al} the
Powers, rights, duLies and obligations set forth in the Articles
of Incorporation for the Association, these By-Laws, rules and
regulations pursuant thereto, the Condominium Declaration, and
as any of the same may be duly adopted or anended. No transfers
of r-nembership in the Association shall be made excePt as provided
herein and no such transfer shall be made uPon the books of the
Association within ten (f0) days next preceding the annual meeting
of the .Association.
2. The members of the Association and Board of Directors 'or each of them, shall have the express authorization, right
and power to enter into one or more management agreemenLs with
third parties in order to facili-tate efficient operation of
the common elements, inc).uding the real property described in
Article II above. It shall be the primary purpose of such
management, agreements to provide for the adrninistration, manage-
ment, repair and maintenance of sai-d ProPerty, all improvements
thereon designated as project common elements, and the roofs
and exterior waLls of the residence units.
3. The terms of said management agreements shall be as
determined by the Board of Directors to be in the best interests
of the AssociaEj-on, and shall be subjecE to the Articles of
Incorporabion, these By-Laws and the Declaration.
ARTICLE VIII
Corporate Seal
1. The Board of Directors shall provide a suitable
corporate seal containing the name of the Association, which
seaL shall be in the custody and control of the Secretary.
2. The corporate seal sha]I be in ciicular form, shall
have inscribed thereon the name of the Associat.ion and the word
"Colorado" in the circle and the word "SeaL" in the middle. If
and when so di-rected by the Board of Directors, a duplicate seal
may be kept and used by such officer or other person as the
Board of Directors shalI name.
ARTICLE IX
Misce l laneous
1. Books and Accounts. Books and accounts of the Associa-
tion shal@e direction of the Treasurer and
in accordance wiEh Ehe reasonable standards of accounting pro-
cedure and prudence.
)
books and
At the closing of each fiscal year, the
of the Association shall be audited by a
hts and Duties of
I,lembers The reof
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certified public accountant, whose report will be prepared andcertified. Based upon such reports by the Association will
have .lvailable for inspection by its menrbers a stat.emenb, ofthe income and disbursements of the Assoc:-ation for eachfiscal year.
3. Inspection of Books.required to be furnished, andAssociation shall be availabl-eAssociation for inspection at
Financial reoort.s, such as are
the membership records of theat the principal offices of che
reasonable times by any merflbers.
4. Execrrtion of Association Documents. I'lith the prior
aut.hori-za 1 notes, chetks and
contraces or other obligations shall be executed on behalf of
ehe Association by anv Ewo officers of Lhe Association.
5. Fiscal Year. The fiscal year of the Association shall
be determfitd--Ey tEA Boarcl of oiretcors should Associationpractice subsequenEly necessit.ate such change.
ARTTCLE X
Arnendment of By-taws
I. Amendment by the l'lembers. These By-Laws may be amended
by the af f irmat.ive vot.e of three-fourths (3/4t of the rnembers of
the Association present. or representeci by proxy at any regular
or special meeting, provided that a guorum as prescribed in
Article III herein, is present at any such meeting. Amendments
may be proposed by the Board of Direct.ors or peEition signed
by ac least fifty-one per cent (5IB) of the mernbers. A state-
mene of any proposed amendment shall accompany the notice of
any regular or special meeting at which such proposed aneni,ment
shall be voted upon. These By-Laws may not be amended insofar
as such admendment would be inconsistenE with the recordei re-
strictions of the property.
ARTICLE XI
Obligalions of the Owners
I. Assessments. Exceot as is otherwise provided in the
Condominiilm-SEETEracion, ali owners shalt le oLtigated to -oaythe assessments imposed by che Associat.ion to mee'.. the cornmon
expenses and direct e:<penses of the Associaiion. The assess-
ments shaIl, except as pro.zicied in ehe Condoninium Declaration
with respect to insurance grerniums anC Cirer:t exPenses, be made
pro rata according to the floor area ratio of each uniL to(1) the floor area of all unics i-n Ehe individual builcing in
the case of general conmon elements and (21 to the floor area
of all units within the project existing at the time such assess-
ment shall be due in tire case of projecc ccilmon elenents; in
all cases, loft floor areas above five feet in height shall be
added to the basic floor area of each unit. Assessrnents sha1l
be due in advance on t.he first rlay of each ncnth, or otherv'ise as
nay be deternrined by the Board of Directors anC the Col'rio:iriniurn
Declar:at. j-on, Contributions f or assessmcnr-s shal-1 be pro;:a cec i;
the ownership of a condominiunt unit conr;ncl)ce s on a day ocher
than the first day of ehe assessment peritd. r\ ntember shal-l-
be Ceemed to be in gooC stanCing anci entitl':d to vote at any
annual or at a special meeting oi mernbers, r.;ichin the meaning
of these By-Laws, if, and only if, he shall have fuLly paid
all assessmenE,s made or levieci againsb hin and the ccndcnti-nium
unit owned by him-
2. Mainte'n.rnce ancl llepai:-
(a) Every owncr nust per:f orm prolnptly at his own
expcnse all mai.nhenance ancl rc1-rair work wit.l)in his own unit.
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An owner shall not do an act or any work that will inpair ehe
structural soundness or integr:ity of the building or impair any
easemen t. or hc redi tanen t.
(b) AIl the repairs of int.ernal installaEions of the
unit such as r.rater, 1:-c_Jhr, 9JS, power, sewage, telephone,
sanitary installacions, doors, windows, e).ecLricaI fixtures,
applicances and equipnrent installed withj-n che unit commencing
at a point at which t,he ucility Iines, pipes, wires, conduits
or systems (wh j.ch for brev j.ty are hereafter referred to as
"utilities") enEer the unit, shall be at the owner's expense.
Ucility fixturcs and apJ,l j-ances (bu e not Iines, piPes, wires,
condu j.ts, or sysLems) which at:e noc located within a unit
vhich exist for che purpose of pro,.ridj-ng ueility service only
for one unit shalf be malntained ancl kepL in repair by the owner
of that unit.
(c) An owner shall be obli<;ated to reimburse the
Association promptly upon receipt of its statement for any
expendiEures incurred by it in repairing or replacing any
general or limited comnon element damaged by his negligence or
by the negligence of his tenants, invitees, or agents.
3: General. Each owner shatl comply strj.ctly with the
provisionE-EF-eEe recorded Conc'lonriniun Declaration. Each owner
shal1 always endeavor to observe and promote the cooperative
purposes for the accomplishment of which this condominiun project
is built-
Use of Units - fnternal Changes.
(a) AlI units shalI be utilized for resident-iaI
purposes only, except as otherwise provioed in the Declaration.
(b) An orvner shall not nake structural rnoCif ications
or a1 terations to his unit or installat.ions locabed therei-n
without the writcen approval of the Iloard r:f Directors. The
Board. of Directors shall De notified in writing of the intencied
modifications through the Presiclent of the ioard of Directors.
5. Right of Entrv. An owner shali ai..i does grant the
right of e-ncry cc tre .-t.lnaging Lgent cr 3oa:,d of Directors of
the association, to have access to l"ris unit. f rom time to tirne
during reasonable hours as may be necessar:' for Lhe
rnaintenance, ::epair or repl.1cene11t o'. anv c: the general
common eLements lherein accessible theref rc::r' or for maki:rE
emergenc!' repair therein necessar)' to i)re!'erlE damage to the
general common elcments or to anoLher u;rit cr units- Da;nage
to the interior or any part of a unit as a-result of such
entry thereof shall be a common expense of al-l of the owners'
Provided, howe'.'er, that if such entry, restrlti;rg in Can'.ac-'e,
was made necessarv as a resLllC of the negliEence or malfeasance
of the unit owner, then such unie owner shall be responsible
for all of such damage.
ARTICLD XII
Conve)rance s and Encuntbrances
Corporate proi)erty may be convel'ecl or encurnbered by
authoriLy of the I-]oarcl of Di::cccors ol: sucL- other Person
or po...,ns to whom sucn authori t.,v malu i-re dq lsrlated by res.)lutlon
of the Board. Conve)'allces o): cltcunti.;r;iilccs :lllJIi bc blz in-
strument executed by thc I'rcsident' ;ind i:7 i:ile Secretary or
the Treasurer or an irssistant :;ecl:e Litrl/ Cr i'.ssistant 'lrcasurer,
or executed by such oliler pcrson or persoll:i Lo whom such
authority may be c.l e I c ci .-r t r-: ci by thc IJo:tt-c -
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IN !{ITNESS WHEREOF, the undersigned have hereunto set
thelr hands thls day of , r979.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
t.tFarles Ogilby
Stanleigh H. CoIe
KNOW ALL MEN BV ?HESE PRESENTS: That the undersigned
Secretary of the Corporation does hereby certify that the above
and foregoing By-Laws were duly adopted by the Board of Directors
of said Corporation as the By-Laws of said Corgoratj-on on the
day of , L979, and that they do
fr6il6nsti tute@rporaLion .
DATED:
Secretary
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EAGLE, COLORADO 8163
TELEPHONE 303/328-731
BOARD OF COUNTY ,
coMMrssroNERS
Ext 241
ADMINISThATION
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Chuck 09'i1 bY
Box 820
Vai'1, Colorado 81657
23 March 1979
Re: Fi'le No. Su-3-79-P Vail Intermountain
Swim and Tennis Club
At their regular meeting on 21 .March 1979, the Eagle-loynty
piu"ning cofoiss;on rec6mmended approval of your preliminary
bii. ,,iir,-ihe condition that_prior.to-a bui'tding permit for
briiajng 5, arrangements will be fina]jzed with the County
io*iitins'the deieloper to provide an attached footbridge
across Gore Creek.
This reconrnendation will be presented to the Board of coun'uy
C"rrfliir;"rs at their spec'ii1 meeting on 28 l'larch beginning
ii-giOO n.f.f. jn the County Commjssioners l4eeting Room #103'
550 BroadwaY, Eag'le, Co'lorado-
If you have any questions, p'l ease contact this office'
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COMMISSIONERS
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AOMINISTRATION
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ANIMAL SHELTER
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ASSE5SOR
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SOCTAL SERVICES
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TREASURER
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April 2, 1979
Chuck 09ilby
P.0. Box 820
Vail, Co. 81657
RE: File No. Su-3-79-P - Vail
Intermountain Swim & Tennis Club
At their meeting on 28 March 1979, the Board of County
Commissioners aFproved your Prel'iminary p'lan with the
condition that the final plat state that no further
subdivision (interval ownerships) will be allowed for
this proiect.
If you have any questions, Please contact this office'
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Pl anner
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TIIIS LETM IS 10 CERnITY $Ntr UtE IT'XAI, ECREEGE OF PARCE^S NA'" AtiID 'B'
AS SIS6I CSI TIIE E:IXNCHED LML DEICRIPITON END PIAT IS IN IBCT 5.U5 TCFES
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PARCELS A & B
A IRACT OF LAitD BEING A PORTIOII OF VAIL INTERMOUNTAIN DFVTLOPMFI'IT SUBDIVISION
BLOCK 4 AS FILID IX BOOK 2I8 AT PAGI 82, UNDER RFCEPTIOI{ NO ' 113672 III TH!
OFFICT tJF IHI- iAGLE CI)UIITY CLiRK T1'10 RICORDTR, AND A PARCIlL LYING SOUIH OF
ITI]LRSTA]i. HIGHWAY 70 AND NORTH OF SAID VAIL INTIRMOUNTAJII DFVILOPI4iIII'SUBDI-
VISION BLOCK 4. SAID TRAC] BIING I4ORE PARIICULARLY DTSCRIBi.D AS FOLLOWS:
BEGIiINING AT THI II(JRTHi.ASI COKIIi-R OF LOT 2 Iii SAID VAIL INTiRMOUI{TAIII
DLVELOPMTNI SUBDIVISIOII BLOCK 4, IHFiICF S 62''26'IO" t'I ALOIIG THF NORTHFIiLY
LINT OF SAID SUBDIVISIOii A DISI'AIICi OF 493.0C FiTl IO THT NORTHTAST CORNTR
0F LOT 8 0F SAID Stls:lVISlOil; lHi-ilcf s 3l'r0'06' t ALONG THt EASTTRLY LINF
0F SAID LOT 8 A DIS.jAilCi 0F 48.24 F|EI; THFtlCl ALONG THt TASTERLY LINE 0F
SAID LOT 7 FOR THL FOLLOI,IING II,I(J COURSTS:
i) s 85"00'02" c, A DISIAIICT 0F 115.35 FiiI;
2) S 27"35i 00" l A DISlAilci 0l' Ic5.00 Fl:T T() A P0llll 0F INTERSFCTI0II' I,|lITH THF NOKTH:RLY KIGHI-T)F-I.IAY LINF OF KIiINIKIITICK ROAD, A PLATT!.0
5O FOOT i.IIDF IiIGI{T-OF-IJAY IiI SAID VAIL Ii{TiRI4OUiITAIII DFVILOPMI.NT
SUBDIVISI0Ni r
IHENCL: ALIJNG SAID NOTiIHLRLY RIGHI-r)F-.bJAY LINE F{)R THt FOLLT)I'JIIIG FIVF COURSFS:
I ) 95.38 FitT AL0llG THL ARC tjF A CURVi T0 THI-. RIGHT, HAVItIG A RADIUS 0F
2i8.65 TFFT AiID A CHORD I,IHICH BEARS 89O49'38'' ''I A DISTA}ICE OF 94.63
F;, IT.
?) lf 77"4C'2l" li A DISTANC| 0F 62.77 FELrI
3) 208.?6
ANGL t
FIJII ALOIIG THI ARC OT A CURVF TO TH5 LEFT, HAVIiIG A CINTIiAL
0F 28'.l4'20" AND A RADILIS 0F 4?2.55 FEIT:
4) S 74"05'19" t,,l A DISTAIICE 0r i0.76 FiFI;
5) 59.33 FEET AL0llG THC ARC 0F A CURVT T0 THF RIGHT, HAVIIIG A CENTRAL
ANGLT OF 66"43'II" AND A F.A:IUS OF 50.95 FFET;
THINCE N 39'II'30" I,I A DIS]A|ICI 0F 23I.2I FTET TO A POINT OF INTF.RSECTION
l|lITH THE SOUTHTRLY tlIGHT-OF-','IAY LINT OF SAID INTERSTATI, HIGHI^IAY 70; THTNCF
IASTTRLY ALONG SAID SOUIHIRLY RIGHT-OF-I'IAY LINE OF INTIRSTATF HIGHll|AY 70
FOR THE FOLLOWING THRiE COUK.SES:
r) N 58"11'06" E A DISIANCE 0F 296.24 Firr;
2) N 59"]0109" E A DISTANCE 0F 290.30 Fttr;
THTNCE I67.88 FiET ALOIIG THE
ANGLF OF 03O35'2I'', A RADIUS
N 62"58'50" I A DISTANCF OF
268.89 FEET TO THI POINT OF
ARC OF A VURV|' TO THF
(JF 2680.00 FIET AND A
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RIGHT, HAVING A CENTRAL
CHORD NHICH BEARS
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COLORADO, DO
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MY KNOI"ILEDGE.
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HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS LEGAL D5SCRIPTION t"lAS l,lRITTEN BY ME
SUPERVISION AI.ID THAT IT IS TRUE AND ACCURATI TO THE BEST OF
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PARCELS A & 8
A TRACT OF LAIID BEING A PORTION OF VAIL INTERMOUIITAIN DEVELOPNEIIT SUBDIVISION.BLOCK 4 AS FILED IN BOOK 2]8 AT PAGE 82, UNDER RECEPTIOI{ IIO. II3672 III THE
OFFICE OF THE EAGLE COUIITY CLERK AIID RECORDER, AND A PARCTL LYING SOUTH OF
INTERSTATE HIGHWAY 70 AND NORTH OF SAID VAIL INTERMOUI'ITAIN DEVELOPMEIIT SUBDI-
VISION BLOCK 4. SAID TRACT BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOI.JS:
BEGIIINIIIG AT THE IIORTHEAST CORNER OF LOT 2 IH SAID VAIL IIITER}.IOUNTAIT{
DEVILOPI4ENT SUBDIVISIO|.T BLOCK 4. THTNCE S 62"26'IOU t.| ALONG THE NORTHERLY
LINE OF SAID SUBDIVISIOII A DISTANCE OF 493.00 FEET TO THE NORTHEAST CORNER
0F LOT I0F SAID SI,BDMSION; THENCE S 31"'10'06" E AL0NG THE EASTERLY LIIiE
0F SAID LOT 8 A DISTAIICE 0F 48.24 FEET; THENCE AL0NG THE EASTERLY LINE 0F
SAID LOT 7 FOR THE FOLLOWING TI.JO COURSES:
1) S 85o00r02" E A DISTANCE 0F .l.|5.35 FEFI;
2) S 27o35'00" E A DISTANCE 0F 105.00 FEFI T0 A PoINT 0F INTERSECTIoII
I,IITH THE NORTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF KINIIIKIIIICK ROAD, A PLATTED
50 FOOT I.IIDE RIGIIT-OF-UAY IN SAID VAIL INTERMOUI.ITAIN DEVELOPMENT
SUBDIVISION;
THENCE ALONG SAID NORTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE FOR THE FOLLOWING SIX COURSES:
t) 95.38 FEil AL0NG THt ARC 0F A CURVE T0 THE RIGHT, HAVIIIG A csirr{AJ, }'l'lcxll
oF 24"5gr41", A RADIUS OF 218.65 FERI AltD A otoFD h.llrcH BEARS s 89"49'39"
A DISTA},]CE OF 94.63 Ftrgl;
2) n 77"40'.21" H A DISTANCE 0F 62.77 FEET;
3) 208.26 FEET ALol.lG THE ARC OF A CURVE T0 THE LEFT, |IAVING A CENTRAL
ANGLE OF 28"14120" AND A RADIUS OF 422.55 FEET;
4) S 74o05'19', t.J A DISTAI'ICE 0F '10.76 FEET;
5) 59.33 FEET ALONG THE ARC OF A CURVE TO THE RIGHT,.HAVII{G A CENTRAL
ANGLE OF 66"43I'II" AND A RADIUS OF 50.95 FEET;
6) N 39"llt30" lrl A DISTANCE 0F 23].21 FEET T0 A P0INT 0F INTERSECTION
l.lITH THT SOUTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF SAID INTERSTATE HIGHHAY 70; THENCE
EASTERLY ALONG SAID SOUTHERLY RIGHT-OF-I.IAY LINE OF INTERSTATE HIGHWAY 70
FOR THE FOLLOWING THREE COURSES:
l) N 58"11'06" E A DISTANCE 0F 296.24 FEEri
THENCE I67.88 FE T ALONG THE
ANGLE 0F 03o35'2.l", A RADIUS
N 62O58'50'' E A DISTANCE OF
268.89 FEET TO THE POINT OF
2) N 59"10109" E A DISTANCE 0F 290.30 FEETi
A URVE TO THE RIGHT, HAVING A CENTRAL
OF 2680.00 FEET AND CH BEARS
ARC OF
167.86 FEET; THEIIC
BEGINNING, CONTAI
I, RICHARD A. BACKLUND, BEII'IG A REGISTERED LAI]D SURVEYOR IN THE STATE OF
COLORADO, DO HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS LEGAL OESCRIPTION I.IAS WRITTEN BY I'IE
AND UNDER MY SUPERVISION AND THAT IT IS TRUE AND ACCURATE TO THE EEST OF
A DISTANCE OF
MORE OR LESS.
MY KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF.
.9*lr.q.n 6z'/L / 2!- 'q 7 8:
DATE
COLORA *''...{;;-#
39"ll'30'l
ING 5.It6 ACRE
RN/ISED DECBIBER 2T, 1919
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CONDOMTNIUM DECTARATION
FOR
VATL INTERMOI'NTAIN SWIT'i AT.TD TENNTS CLUB
CONDOMINIT'MS
KNO?[ AI',L MEN BY THESE PRESETTS, thAt
I{HEREAS, T. Charles Ogilby and Stanleigh H. Cole'(hereinafter called "Declarant") are the owners of real estate
situated in the County of Eagle, state of Colorado (herein-
after callecl the "subject land") as is more fuLly described
in Exhibit 'A' attached hereto
WEEREAS' Declarant desires to establish a condominiurn
project under and pursuant to the Condominiun Ownership Act
of the State of Colorado, as amended; and
ITEEREAS' Declarant does hereby establish a plan for the
ownership of separate fee simple estates consisting of the area
of space contained in each of the units in the building improve-
ment, and the co-ownership by the individual and separate owners
thereof, as tenants in common, of certain of the remaining real
and personal property hereinafter defined and referred to as the
general conrmon elements, and the ownership by an association of
such owners of certain other real and personal Property' herein-
after defined and referred to as the project conmon elements;
NOW THEREFORE' Declarant does hereby publish and d'eclare
that the following terms, covenants' conditions, easements,
restrictions' uses. Iimitations and obligations shall be deemed
to run with the land, shall be a burden and a benefit to Declarantr
their successors and assigns and any person acquiring or owning
an interest in the real property and i:nprovenentsr their
successors, grantees, heirsr executors, administragors r devisees
and assigns.
1. Definitions. Unless the context shall expressly provide
otherwise-E6-6fowing definitions shall apply:
(a) "Condominium Unit" means an individual airspace
unit together ririth the interest in the general and
unlirnited conmon elements aPPurtenant to such unit.
(b) 'Oqtner" means a person, firm, corporation,partnership, association or other legal entity' or any
cornbination thereof, owning one or more condominium units.
(c) "Project common Elements" means and includes
property of any kind owned by the Association of Unit
O[irners, as hereinafter defined' and used or reserved for
the common use of the mernbers of such Association and
their guestst such property may i.nclude' by way of
illustration and without linitation on the generality
of the foregoing' vacant land, parking areasr recreational
facilities, yards, gardens, sidewalks or pathsl driveways'
barbecue and picnic areas' eguipment, roaterialsr or other
property and easements and rights necessary or convenient
thereto.
(d) "General common Elements" me.rns and includes
all of the following not defined above as project corulon
elements:
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(1) The land on which a building is loeated;
(2) The foundations, columns, girders, beams,
supports, main walls, roofs, stairs, sidewalks and
driveways of the building;
(3) The installations of central servicesincluding hrater, heating and utilities and in general ,all apparatus, equipment and materials existing for
conmon use incidental to a building; and
(4) AII other parts of the Property and easements
and rights necessary or convenient to a building's
existence, mainlenance and safety' or normally in
connon use.
(e) "Limited Comrnon Elements" me€rns those Parts of
the general comrnon elements reserved for the exclusive useof the owner of a condominiurn unit.
(f) "Entire Premises": rPremises", 'Project" or
'Property' means and includes the land, buildings' all
lmprovements and structures thereon, and all rights'
easenents and appurtenances belonging thereto.
(S) "Condominium Project" means all of the land
and inprovements initially and subsequently submitted to
this Declaration.
(h) 'Cottunon Expenses" means and includes:
(f) AIl sums lawfully assessed against the general
courmon elements or the project cornmon elementsi ex-
penses of administration and management' maintenance,repair or replacement of the general conmon elementsor the project cornmon elements; and expenses declared
cotrtrnon expenses by the unit owners.
(2) Direct Expenses: "Direct expenses" shal1
srean and include those expenses paid by the Condominium
Association which are calculated or determined by the
number or size of units and are dS.rectly attributable
or allocable to each unit, such as trash removal'' management, qraler and/or sevter. Such direct exPensesshall be bitled or assessed directly to each owner with
conrmon expenses and be a part of the assessment.
(i) 'Association of Unit ownersn or "Association"
me€urs the Vail Intermountain Swin and lennis Club Condo-
minium Association' a Colorado non-profit corporation' the
Certificate of Incorporation and By-Laws of which shall
govern the administration of this condominium project' and
the mernbers of which shalt be all of the owners of the
condorninium units of this condominiun project.
(j) "Map" or "Plans' means and includes tbe engineering
survey of the land Locating thereon aII of the imProvements,
the floor and elevation plans and any other drawi-ng or
diagrammatic plan depicting a Part of or all of the irnprove-
ments.
(k) "Building" means a building improvement comPrising
a part of the property. i
2. Condominium llap. The tlaP shall be filed for record
prior to Effiyance of any condominium unit. sush
trap shall consist of and-set forth (1) the.legal descriPtion
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of the surface of the land, together with designation of and
aeparate legal descriptions of any project common elements and
general common elementsi (2) the linear measurements and loca-
Lion, with reference to the exterior boundaries of the 1and, of
the buitding and aII other improvements built or to be built
on said land by Declarant; (3) floor Plans and elevation plans
of the building built. or to be built thereon showing the
location, the unit designation and the linear dimensions of
each unit, and the designation of the linited conmon elements;(4) the elevations of the'unfinished interior surfaces of the
floors and ceilings, and the linear measurements showing the
thickness of the peri.rneter walls.
The Map shatl contain a certificate of registered
architect or Licensed professional engineer certifying that the
llap theretofore filed, or the amended Map or Map filed simultan-
eously therewith, fully and accurately depicts the layout'
neasurements and location of all of the improvementsr any
project conrmon elements and general cormnon elements' the unit
designations., and the dimensions of such units and the elevations
of the floors and ceilings.
In interpreting the Map the existing physical
boundaries of eactr unit as constructed shall be conclusively
presumed to be its boundaries.
Declarant reserves the right to amend the Map, frorn
tine to time, to conform same to the actual physical location
of the. constructed improvements and to any changes, modifications
or aLterations. Declarant reserves the right to file said uap
in one or more documents and add additional property to said
project by amendment to this Declaration and the filing of a
supplemented Map.
3. Division of ProPerty Into Condorniliu{n Units- The real
property iucted thereon are hereby
divided into the following fee sirnple estates3
The real prcperty described in Exhibit "A' and the
inprovements thereon are hereby divided into the fee simple
eslates described on Exhibit "B' hereto. Each such estate shall
consist of the seParately designated aPartment units, the
undivided percentage interest in and to the general conunon
elements appurtenant to each unit, and the limited common ele-
ments, if lny, appurtenant to each unit, as is set forth therein.
Declarant reserves the right to (i) Physically combine
the space within one unit Itith the sPace within one or more
adjoining units; (ii) to combine a Part of or combination of
paits of the space within one unit with part or Parts of the
ipa"e within one or more adjoining units; and (iii) to divide
iirto separate units the sPace of one unit- The aggregate of
divided and undivided interests in the general conmon elements
resulting therefrom shall be reflected by ao amendment to
Exhibit '8" hereof and to the l'laP.
unit and
and the
shall be
devised
4. InseParability of a Condorni{rium Unit. - Each
the undivftidl-IiEerest-in Lhe general contmoD elemencs
lirnitecl common elements, if any, apPurtenant thereto
inseparable and may be conveyed, leased, ensumbered,
or inherited only as a condominium unit.
5. DescriPtion of.g.Condominium Unit. Every deedr'leaser
mortgager trusu a nt maY legallY
aesciiUe a condominium unit by its identifying unit number,
followed by Vail Intermountain Swirn and Tenais CIub Condominiums
with furthlr reference to the recorded Declaration and MaP.
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Every such description shall be deemed good and sufficient for
all purposes to convey, transfer, encumber or otherwise affectthe general common elements and the limited cornmon elements
reEerved for use with such condominium unit, and also to conveythe right of ingress and ellress to and from said unit and thelfutited cotnmon elements adjacent thereto.
6. Separate Assessment and Taxation - Notice to Assessor.
Declarant
Assessor of the creation of condominium ornetihip of thisproperty, as is provided by law, so that each unit and its
appurtenant undivided interest in the general common elementsshall be deemed a separate parcel and subject to separate
assessment and taxation, as shall be the project conmon elements.
7. Title. A condominium unit may be held and owned by
urore thanFne person as joint tenants or as tenants in common,or in any real property tenancy relationship recognized under
the laws of Colorado.
8. Nonpartitionability of General Common Elenents. Thegeneral c of the
ouners of the units and shall remain undivided, and no owner
shall bring any action for partition or division of the general
conmon elements. Nothing contained herein shall be construed
as a limitation of the right of partition of a condominium unit
between the owners thereof, but such partition shall not affect
any other condominium unit.
9. Use of General and Limited Conmon Elements. Each owner
shall be sion of his
unit. Each owner has the exclusive possession of his unit. Each
orrner has the exclusive right, to use the limited conunon elements
appurtenant to his unit. Each owner may use the general conmon
elenents and the project conmon elements in accordance with the
purpbses for which any such elements are intended without
hindering or.encroaching upon the lawful tights of the other
owners.
10. Use and Occupancy. All units shall be used and occupiedprincipa1@1purposesbytheowner,bytheowner.s
fanily or the ownerr s guests and tenants.
' Declarant and its employees, representatives' agents'
and contractors may maintain a business and sales office,
construction facilities and yards, model units and otherfacilities required during the construction and sales period.
11. Eas€ments for Encroachments. If any Portion of the
general c fter encroaches uPon a
condominium unit or unitsl or upon the project comon elementst
a valid easement for the encroachment and for the maintenance
of same, so long as it stands, shall and does exist. If any
portion of a unit nord or hereafter encroaclres uPon the general
common elements, the project common elements or upon.an adjoining
unit or un:-ts, a valid easement for the encroachment and for
the maintenance of same, so long as it stands, shall and does
exist. If any portion of the project common elenents no\t or
hereafter encroaches upon a condominium unit or units, or upon
the general common elements, a valid easement for the encroach-
ment and for the maintenance of sEtme' so long as it stands,
shall and does exist. l.or title or other PurPoses' such
encroachrnents and easements shall not be considered or
determined to be encumbrances either on the 'general cornmon
elenents or the condominium units
Declarant hereby specifically limits use of the
conmon areas ad,jacent to and underlying Gore Creek to fishing
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by use of fly rods and flies only and further reguires that allfish caught while fisbing on conrmon areas shall be released andreturned to Gore Creek. A11 persons while fishing on said
cotnmon area adjacent to or underlying Gore Creek shall inaddition comply with all laws, rules and regulations of the
Colorado Department of Wildlife. This covenant may be enforced
by Declarant' the members of t,he Association or any member ofthe public.
Declarant has on behalf of the Association entered intoa contract with the Intermountain Swim Club for membership
rights which shall be conveyed with each condominium unit and
which shall run with each unit and not severable. Pursuant tosaid contract,. the Association is obligated to make monthly
or periodic membership payments which are and shall be assessed
as a part of comrnon expenses. In the event said Intermountain
Swim CIub shall be acquired by a statutory recreation district,the owners of the units, through the Association, sha1l beobligated to purchase passes for the use of swimming and tennisfacilities.
L2. Termination of Mechanic's Lien Riqhts and fndemnifica-
tion. Sub ed
on the Map, no labor performed or materials furnished and incor-porated in a unit with the consent or at the reguest of the owner
thereof or his agent or his contractor or subcontractor shall be
the basis for filing of a lien against the unit of any other
olrner not expressly consenting to or reguesting the same' or
against the general common elements owned by such other owners'
agents or the project common elements. Each owner shall indemnify
and hold harmless each of the other owners and the Association
from and against all liability arising from the claim of any
lien against the unit of any other ovrner or against the general
common elenents or the project conmon elements for construction
performed or for labor, material , services.or other products
incorporated in or othendise attributable to the ohmer's cond.o-
minium unit at such orrrnerrs request.
13. Administration and l4anaqement. The administration and
managemen shall be governed by
the Articles of Incorporation and By-Laws of Vail Intermountain
Swim and Tennis Club Condominium Association' a non-profit
Colorado corporation hereinafter referred to as the "Association".
An owner of a condominium unit, upon becoming an ovtner' shall be
a member of the Association and shall remain a member for theperiod of his ownership. . No person shall be a rnember unless heis an olvner. An exclusive Agent for the operation and management
of this condominium project may be appointed by the Association.
14. Reservation For Access-Maintenance, Repair and
nmergenci t, _to5e exeiE-sed by the Managing Agent or Board of Directors of
the Associationr to have access to each unit from time to time
during reasonable hours as may be necessary for the inspection,
maintenance, repair or replacement of any of the general conmon
elements therein necessary to prevent damage t,o the general or
limitecl cornmon elements or to another unit or units.
Damage to the interior of any part of a unit resulting
from the maintenancer. repair, etnergency repair or repLacement
of any of the general common elements or as a result of emergency
repairs within another unit at the instance of the Association
shall be a common expense of all of the ownersi provided, how-
ever, that if such damage is the result of the negligence of
a unit owner, then such unit owner shall be responsible for aII
of such damage. Restoration of the damaged improvements shall
be to substantially the same condition as that of such improve-
ments prior to the damage.
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15. Ordnersr llaintenance Responsibilitv of Unit. For
Purposes of maintenance, repair, alteration and remodelinge Bn
owner shall be deemed to o\'.rn the windows, doors, interior non-supporting walls, the materials (such as but not lirnited to
Plaster, gypsum dry walls, paneling, wallpaper, brick, stone,paint, wall and floor tile, and flooring, but not including thesubflooring) making up the finished surfaees of the perimeter
na1ls, ceilings and floors within the unit and the unit doors
and vrindoes. The owner shall not be deemed to own anyutil-ities running through his unit which serve more than oneunit except as a tenant in common with the other owners. Suchright to repaj-r, alter and remodel shall carry the obligation toreplace any finishing materials removed with sirnilar or other
types or kinds of finishing materials of equal or better quality.
An ovmer shall maintain and keep the interior, includingthe fixtures, of his own unit in good taste and repair. A11
fixtures and equipmenL installed within the unit conmencing ata point where the utility 1ines, pipes, wires, conduits or
systems (which for brevity are hereafter referred to as "utilities")enter the unit shall be maintained and kept in repair by the
ohrner thereof .
An ovmer shall do no act nor any work that will
impair the structural soundness or integrity of the building
or i-mpair any easement or hereditament.
15. Compliance With Provisions of Declaration and By-Laws.
Each owner shall comply strictly vrith the provisions of this
Declaration, the provisions of the Articles of Incorporation and
By-Laws of the Association, and the decisions and resolutions of
the Association adopted pursuant thereto as the same may be
lawfutly amended from time to time. Failure to so comply shall
be grounds for an action to recover sums due and for damages or
injunctive relief or bothr maintainable by the Managing Agent or
Board of Directors in the narne of the Association on behalf of
the owners or, in a proper case, by an aggrieved owner.
L7. Revocation or Amendment to Declaration. This Declaration
shall not sions herein be
amended. unless sixty-six and two-thirds Percent (66-2/32) or more
of the owners (based on aggregate ownership in the project
measured by one vote for each unit) and all of the holders of
any recorded mortgages or deeds of trust covering or affecting
any or all condominium units unanimously consent and agree to
such revocation or amendment by instrument(s) duly recorded;
however, the percentage of the undivided interest in the general
common elements appurtenant to each unit' as exPressed in this
Declaration, sha1l have a permanent character and shall not be
altered without the consent of all of the condominium unit owners
as expressed in a duly recorded amendment to this Declaration.
Nothing herein shall be construed to restrict or otherwise
effect Declarantrs rights to.enlarge this project Pursuant to
Paragraph 29 hereof.
f8. Assessment For Conmon Exgngee. A11 owners shall be
obligated bY the Board of Direc-
tors of the Association to meet the common expenses and other
direct expenses. The assessments shall be based on a Pro rata
allocation of common expenses according to each owner's fractional
or percentage interest in and to the general comon elenents,
together with any and all direct expenses attributable to the
unit. Assessments for the common expenses, including insurance
and direct expenses attributable to the unit, shall be payable
at such time and in such manner as the Board of Directors of
the Association may from time to time direct.
' Contribution for periodic installrnents shall be pro-
rated if the ownership of a condominium unit commences on a day
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other than the first day of the assessment period.
The assessments made for conrmon expenses and direct
expenses attributab-Ie to the units shall be based upon the
aggregate cash requirements which the Board of Directors ofthe Association shall from time to time determine are necessaryto provide for the payment of all estimated expenses growwng
out of or connected with the administration, operation and
maintenance of the condominium project, including the common
elements, which expenses will include, but will not necessarilybe limiUed to, taxes and special assessments not separately
assessedi premiums for fire insurance with extended coverage,
vandalj-sm and malicious mischief endorsements attached, issuedin the amount of the maximum replacement value of all of the
cond.ominium units (including surfaces of perimeter walls,floors and ceilingsi doors, windows and other elements ormaterials comprising a part of the urits) t casualty and public
liability and other insurance premiums; landscaping and careof grounds, maintenance, repairs and renovationsi trash collec-tions; wages; water chargest legal and accounting fees; manage-
ment fees, expenses and liabilities incurred by the managing fro-agent or Board of Directors under or by deficit remaining from -7
a previous period; the creation of a reasonable contingency ss Jtat-ra'^
other reserve or surplus funds; and costs and expenses relating 4!asolely to the cornmon elements. The omission or failure of the
Board of Directors to fix the assessment for any month shall not
be deemed a waiver, modification, or a release of the ovrners
from their obligation to pay such assessment.
The Board of Directors may not make an assessment
for capital expenditures for an improvement or addition to the
conrmon elements in excess of $25,000.00 without the approval
of the owners of seventy five per cent (75*) or more of the general
cotnmon elements .
19. lnsurance. The Managing Agent or Board of Directors
shall obtiE-and nraintain at all times insurance of the type
and kind provided hereinabove, and protecting for such other
risksr of a similar or dissimilar nature, as are or shall
hereafter customariJ.y be covered with respect to other apartment
or condominiun buildings, similar project common elements,fixturesr equipment and personal property similar in construction'
design and use, issued by responsible insurance companies author-
ized to do business in the State of Colorado. The basic fire
and extended coverage insurance on condominium units and thegeneral conmon elements insurance shall be carried in the blanketpolicy form naming the Association as the insured' which policy
or policies shall identify the interest of each condominium unit
owner and which shall provide for a standard, non-contributory
mortgagee clause in favor of each first mortgagee, and shall
further provide that it cannot be cancelled by either the insured
or the insurance company until after ten days' prior written
notice to each first mortgagee. The llanaging Agent or Board of
Directors shall-, upon request of any first mortgagee, furnish a
certified copy of such blanket policy and the separate certifi-
cate identifying the interest of the mortgagor.
AII policies of insurance shal1 provide that the
insurance thereunder shall be invalidated or suspended only in
respec! to the interest of any particular owner guilty of a breach
of warranty, act, ornission, negligence or non-compliance with
any provisions of such policy, including payment of the insurance
premium applicable to that owner's interest, or who permits or
fails to prevent the happening of any event, whether occurri.ng
before or after a loss, which under the provisions of such policy
would otherwise invalidate or suspend the entire Policy, but
the insurance under any such policfr ds to the interests of
all other insured owners not guilty of any such act or omission,
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shall not be invalidated or suspended and shall remain in full
force and effect. Determination of maximum replacement valueof all condominium units for insurance purPoses shall be made
annually by one or more written appraisals, copies of which shall
be furnished forthwith to each mortgagee of a condominium unit.In addition, each owner shall be notified of such appraisals.
For Assessments. .AlI owners shall be
obtigated to pay the estimated assessments imposed by the
Board of Directors or Managing Agent of the Association to
rneet the cornmon expenses and direct exPenses. ExcePt for direct
expenses' which shall be biIled directly on a unit basis' the
assessments shall be made Pro rata against the owners of each
unit based on the raEio of floor area of such unit to (1) the
floor area of all units in the individual buildingr in the case
of expenses for general conmon elements and (2) to the floor
area of all units within the project existing at the time such
assessment sha11 be due, in the case of exPenses for project
conmon elemencs; in all cases loft arear @ .T!."-o
4ead-*i:ft#y shall be added to the floor area ot each unit. - 'L
Assessments for the estimated conmon exPenses, inclu-
ding insurance, shall be due monthly in advance on the first
day of each rnonthr and shall draw interest at eighteen Per cent
(183) per annum if not paid within fourteen (f4) days of such
due date. The Managing Agent or Board of Directors shall pre-
pare and deliver or mail to each ohlner an itemized guarterly
itatement showing such ownerr s share of actual expenses for
common expenses, including laxes and assessments with resPect to
project common elements, and also itemizing accumulations for
esti-rnated future expenses. Contributions for monthly assess-
ments shall be prorated if the ownership of a condominiun unit
commences on a day other than the first day of a rnonth.
Any first mortgagee' upon reguest, shall be given
written notice by the Association or Managing Agent at any time
its urortgagor fails to pay any such assessment within fourteen
(L4) days of the due date.
No oetner may exemPt himself from liability for his
contribution towards the common expenses or swim and tennis club
palzments by waiver of the use or enjoyment of any of the general
common elements or project cornmon elements, or by abandonment
of his unit.
2L. Lien For Nonpayment of Common Expenses. All sums assessedbut unpai ;:s cEargeable to any
condominium unit, including interest, shall constitute a lien
thereon superior (prior) to all other liens and encumbrances
except:
(a) Tax and special assessmettt Liens in favor of
any assessing uniti and
(b) All sums unpaid on a first mortgage or first
deed of trust of record, inclrrding all unpaid obligatory
sums as may be provided by such encumbrance, and including
additional advances made thereon prior to the arising of
such a lien.
To evidence such a lien the Board of Directors or
Managing Agent may, but shall not, be requi.red, to PrePare a
written notice setting forth the amount of such unpaid indebted-
ness, the name of the owner of the condominiurn unit and a de-
scription of the condominium unit. Such a notice shall be
signed by one of the Board of Directors or by the ltanaging Agent
and rnay be recorded in the office of the Clerk and Recorder of
the County of Eagle, State of Colorado. Such lien for the common
expenses shall attach from the date of the failure of payment
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of the assessment, and may be enforced by foreclosure on the
defaulting owner's condominium unit by the Association in like
manner as foreclosure on a mortgage or deed of trust on real
Property. In any such foreclosure, the owner shall be reguired
to pay the costs and expenses of such proceedings' the costs and
expenses for filing the notice or claim of lien and all reasonable
attorneyrs fees. The owner shall also be required to pay the
.Association a reasonabLe rental- for the condominium unit during
the period of forecl-osure, and the Association shall be entitled
to a receiver to collect the same. The Association shall have
the power to bid in the condominium unit at foreclosure sale
and to acguire and hold, lease, mortgage and convey same.
The amount of the conmon exPenses assessed against
each condominium unit shall also be a debt of the owner thereof
at the time the assessment is made. Suit to recover a money judg-
ment for unpaid common exPenses shall be maintainable without
foreclosing or waiving the Lien securing same.
Any encumbrancer holding a lien on a condominium unit
may pay any unpaid common expenses payable with resPect to such
unit, and upon such payment such encumbrancer shall have a lien
on such unit for the amounts paid of the same rank as the lien
of his encumbrance.
22. Liabilitv For common Expense Upon Transfer of Condo-
ninium Un
tw-dEfffi dollars ($25.00) and upon the wrigten reguest of
any orJner or any mortgagee or Prospective mortgagee of a
condominium unit, lhe Association, by its Managing Agent or
Board of Directors, shall issue a written statement setting
forth the amount of the unpaid cornmon expenses, if any, with
respect to the subject unit, the amount of the current rnonthly
assLssment and the date such assessment becomes due, any credit
for advance payments or for prepaid items, including but not
limited to insurance premiums and such statement shall be con-
clusive uPon the Association in favor of all persons who rely
thereon in good faith. If such slatement of indebtedness is not
issued within ten (10) days of the request, all unpaid common
expenses with respect to the subject unit due prior t,o the date
of such request shall be subordinate to the lien of the person
reguesting such statement.
' The grantee of a unit shal-I be jointly and severally
liable with the grantor for all unpaid assessments against the
latter for his proportionate share of the common expenses uP
to tbe lime of the grant or conveyance' without prejudiee to
the grantee's right to recover from the grantor the amounts paid
by the grantee therefor; provided, however, that uPon payment of
a-reasonable fee not to exceed fifteen dollars (S15.00), and
upon written reguest, any prospective glrantee shall be entitled
to a statement from the Managing Agent or Board of Directors,
setting forth the amount of the unpaid assessments' if any' with
respecl to the subject unil, the amount of the current rnonthly
asslssment and the date that such assessment becomes duer any
credit for advanced payments or for prepaid itemsr including
but not lilited to insuranee premiums, and such Statement shall
be conclusive upon the Association. If suctr statement of indebted-
ness is not issuedwitttin ten (I0) days of such reguestr then such
grantee shalt not be tiable for, nor shall the unit conveyed be
subject to liens for any assessments against the subject unit
unptia at the date of the request. The provision of this para-
grlph shall not apply upon the initial transfer of condominium
units by Declarant.
23. Mortgaging a CondoTinium U+it - Prioritv. Any owner
shall hav mortgage or encumber
his interest by deed of trust, mortgage or other security in-
sCrunent. a first mortgage shall be one which has first and
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parErmount priority under applicable lar^t. The owner of a condo-
minium unit may create junior mortgages on the following
conditions:
(a) Any such junior mortgages shall always be sub-
ordinate to alL of the terms, conditions, covenants,
restrictions, uses, limitations, obligations, liens for
cornmon expenses, and other obligations created by this
Declaration, the Certificate of Incorporation and the
By-La!.rst and
(b) The nortgagee under any junior mortgage shaLl
release, for the purpose of restoration of any improvements
upon the mortgaged premises, all of his right' title and
interest, in and to the proceeds under all insurance policies
upon said premises which insurance policies were effected
and placed upon the mortgaged premises by the Association.
Such release shall be furnished forthwith by a junior
mortgagee upon written request of the Assocj-ation.
24. Association as Attornev-In-Fact- This Declaration
hereby ma Pointment of an
attorney-in-fact to deal with the property upon its destruction
or obsolescence .
Tit1e to any condominium unit hereunder shall be
expressly subject to the terms and condj-tions hereof, and
acceptance by any grantee of a deed from the Declarant or from
any owner shall effect appointment of the attorney-in-fact herein
provided. Atl of the owners irrevocably constitute and appoint
Vail Intermountain Swim and Tennis Club Condominium Association,
a Colorado non-profit corporation, their true and lawful attorneyj-n their name, place and stead for the Purpose of dealing with
the property upon it,s destruction or obsolescence as is hereafter
provided- As attorney-in-fact, the Association' by its presi-
dent, shall have full and complete authorization, right and power
to rnaker execute and deliver any contract, deed or any other
instrument necessary or appropriate to exercise the power herein
granted with respect to the interest of any condominium unit
ovrner. Repair and reconstruction of the improvements as used in
the sUcceeding subparagraphs means restoring any such improvements
to a condition substantially the same as prior to the damage, rvith
each unit and the general and limited common elements having
the same vertical and horizontal boundaries as before- The
proceeds of any insurance collected shall be available to the
Association for the purpose of repair, restoration or replace-
ments unless the owners of the building affected and all affected
first mortgagees agree not to rebuild in accordance with the
provisions set forth hereinafter.
(a) In the event of destruction due to fire or other
disaster' the insurance proceeds, if sufficient to recon-
struct the improvements, shall be applied by the Association'
as attorney-in-fact, to such reconstruction and the
improvemenls shall be promptly repaired and reconstructed.
The Association shall have full authority, right and powert
as attorney-in-fact, to cause the repair and restoration
of the improvements.
(b) If the insurance proceeds are insufficient to
repair or reconstruct the improvements, and if such darnage
rendered not more than one-haIf (L/2) of the previously
existing units destroyed or seriously danaged' upon the
unanimous approval or consent of every first mortgagee
affected, such damage or destruction shall be promptly
repaired and reconst.ructed by the Association' as acLorney-
in-fact, using the proceeds of insurance and the proceeds
of an assessment to be made against all of the affected
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onners and their condominium units. Such deficiency
assessment shall be a common exPense and made pro rata
according to floor area ratios in the manner provided
herein above in paragraph 20, and shall be due and payable
$rithin thirty days after written notice thereof. The
Association shall have the authority to cause the repair
or resgoration of the improvements usinq all of the insur-
ance proceeds for such purpose notwithstanding the failure
of an owner to pay the assessment. The assessment provided
for herein shall be a debt of each owner and a lien on his
condominium unit and may be enforced and collected as is
provided in Paragraph 21. In addition thereto' the Associa-
tion, as attorney-in-factr shall have the absolute right
and power to selI the condominium unit of any owner refusing
or failing to pay such deficiency assessment vtithin the
time provided, and if not so Paid, the Association shal1
cause to be recorded a notice chat the condominium unit
of the delinquent owner shatl be sold by the Association.
The proceeds derived from the sale of such condominium unit
shall be used and disbursed by the Association' as attorney-
in-fact' in following order:
(f) For payment of the bal-ance of the lien
of any first mortgage;
(2') For
liens in favor
(3) For
(4) For
in the order
payment of tax and special assessment
of any assessing entitY;
palzment of unpaid common expensesi
palment of junior liens and encumbrances
of and to the extent of their priority; and
(5) The balance remaining, if any, shall be
paid to the prior condominium unit owner.
(c) If more than one-ha1f lL/2) of the previously
existing units in a building are destroyed or seriously
damaged, and if the owners of one-half (L/2) of the units,
or more, do not voluntarily, within one hundred (f00) days
thereafter, make provisions for reconstruction' such plan
must have the unanimous approval or consent of every
affected first mortgagee, the Association shall forthwith
record a notice setting forth such fact or facts, and upon
the recording of such notice by the Association's presi-
dent, the entire remaining premises shal1 be sold by the
Association, as attorney-in-fact for all of the owners,
free and clear of the provisions contained in this
Declaration, the l'lap and the By-La$ts. The insurance
settlement proceeds shall be collected by the Association'
and such proceeds shall be divided by the Association
according to eaCh unit owner's inlerest (as such interest
aPPears on the policy or policies), and such divided
pibceeds shall te paia into a segarate account representing
Lach condominium unit. Each such account shall be in the
name of the Association, and shall be further identified
by the number of the unit and the name of the owner'
From each separate account' the Association' as attorney-
in-fact, strall use and disburse the total amount of each
of such funds, without contribution from one account to
another, toward the partial or futl payment of the lien
of any first mortgagl against the condominiurn unit represented
by suln separate account. There shalL be added to each
such account the apportioned amount of the proceeds
derived from the sale of the entj-re proPerty. Such
apportionment shall be based upon floor area ratios as
piovided in paragraph 20. The total funds of each account
in"tt be used and disbursed, without contribution from one
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account to another by the Association' as atgorney-in-fact,
for the same purposes and in the same order as provided in
Subparagraphs (b) (f) through (5) of this Paragraph.
If the owners of one-half (L/2) of the affected units'
or more' adopt a plan for reconstruction, which plan has
the unanimous approval of all first mortgagees, then all of
the owners shall be bound by the terms and other provisions
of such plan. Any assessment made in connection with such
ptan shall be a common expense and made pro rata according
to floor area ratios as provi-ded in Paragraph 20 and shall
be due and payable as provided by the terms of such p1an,
but not sooner than thirty (30) days after written notice
thereof. The Association shall have the authority to cause
the repair or restoration of the improvement using all of
the insurance proceeds for such purpose notwithstanding the
failure of an owner to pay the assessment. The assessment
provided for herein sha1l be a debt of each owner and a
lien on his condominium unit and may be enforced and collected
as is provided in Paragraph 21. In addition thereto' the
Association, as attorney-in-fact, shall have the absolute
right and power to sell the condominium unit of any oerner
refusing or failing to pay such assessment within the timeprovided; and j-f not so paid' the Association shall cause
to be recorded a notice that the condominium unit of the
delinquent owner sha11 be sold by the Association. The
proceeds derived from the sale of such condominium unit
shall be used and disbursed by the Associationr as attorney-
in-fact, for the sane purposes and in the sanne order as
provided in Subparagraphs (b) (1) through (5) of this Para-
graph.
(d) Owners of three quarters (3/4i or more of the
units affected, upon the unanimous approval or consent
of all affected first mortgagees' may ac:ree that the general
conrmon elements of the property "t. e6srtlete and that the
sanne should be renewed or reconstructed.. In such instance,
then the expense thereof shall be payabn-e by all of the
ohrners of such general common elements ;3s common expenses i
provided, however, that any owner not a€rreeing to such
renewal or reconstruction may give written notice to
the Association that such unit shall be purchased by
the Association for the fair market vakre thereof- If
such owner and the Association can agrer? on the fair
market value thereof, then such sale shaell be consunmated
within thirty days thereafter. If the ;oarties are unable
to agree, the date when either Party nocifies ttre other
that he or it. is unable to agree with tihe other shall be
the "commencing date" from which all peniods of time
mentioned herein shall be measured. Within len (I0)
days following the comrnencing date, eacih party shaIl nominate
an appraiser in writing, and shall giwe notice of such
nomination to the other Partyt any such appraiser shall be
a realtor and qualified to make appraisals of condominium
and similar property in Eagle county' C,olorado. If either
party fails to make such nomination, thie appraiser nominated
shall, within five (5) days after defatnl,t by the other Party,
appoint and associate with him another :similarly qualified
appraiser. If the two appraisers desig:rated by the Parties,
or selected pursuant hereto in the evem.tr of the default' of
one party, are unable to agree, they shrall appoint another
similarly qualified appraiser to be arb:trator between them,
if t.hey can agree on such person. If cley are unable to
agree upon such arbitrator' then the mal:-ter shall be
settled pursuant to the rules of the Am,:rican Arbitration
Association. The decision of the appga:isers as to the fair
market, value, or in the case of their d:isagreement' then
such decision of the arbitrator shall b,e final and binding.
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The expenses and fees of such appraisers or arbitrator or
both shatl be borne egually by the Association and the
owner. The sale shall be consummated within fifteen (15)
days thereafter, and the Associationr as attorney-in-fact,
shall disburse such proceeds as is provided in Subparagraphs
(b) (1) througrh (5) of this Paragraph.
(e) Owners of three quarters of the affected units
may agree that the general conmon elements of the property
are obsolete and that the same should be sold. Such agree-
ment must have the unanimous approval of every affected
first mortgagee. In such instdnc€r the Association sha1l
forthwith record a notlce setting forth such facts, and
upon the recording of such notlce by the Association's
president, the entire affected premises shall be sold by
the Association, as attorney-i-n-fact for all of the
affected owners, free and clei'r of the provisions contained
in this Declarationr the Map and the By-Laets. The sales
proceeds sha1l be apportioned between such owners on
the basis of each owner's percentage interest in the general
cornmon el-ements, and such apportioned proceeds shalL be
paid into separate accounts representing each condominium
unit. Each such account shall be in the name of the
Assoeiationr and shall be further identified by the number
of the unit and the name of the owner. From each separate
account, the Associationr as attorney-in-fact, shall use
and disburse the total amount of such accounts, without
contribution from one account to another, for the same
purposes and in the same order as is provided in Subpara-
SIaphs (b) (1) through (5) of this Paragraph.
25. Personal ProPerty For Commo
Elements. anY condominium
61,t, oeclarant shall execute and deliver a bill of sale to
the Associationr transferring all items of personal property Io-
cated on the entire premises and furnished by Declarant' which
property is intended for the common use and enjoyment of the
condorninium unit owners and occupants. The Association shall
hold title to such property for the use and enjoyment of the
condominium unit ovtners and occupants. No owner shall have any
other interest or right thereto and all such right and interest
shall absolutely terminate upon the owner3s termination of
ownership of his condominium unit.
No later than simultaneously with the first conveyance
of any condominium unit, Declarant shall execute and deliver
proper inst.ruments to conwey the project common elements to
the Association. The Association sha1l hold title lo such
property for the use and enjoyment of the condominium unit owners
ind occupants. No owner shall have any other interest or ri-ght
thereto lnd all such right and interest shall absolutely terminate
upon the owner's termination of ownership of his condominium unit.
the project corunon elements shall be managed by the Association
or ils designated Managing Agent and all management decisions
with respect thereto shall be made by the Association or its
designated Marngirq Agent provided, however, that policy decisions
with resepct to and general specifications of any facility
costing twenty-five thousand dollars (S25,000-00) or more and
to be constructed on the project conmon elernents shall be
submitted to the owners and shall be decided by majority vote
with the owner of each unit having voting strength proportional
to the ratio of the surface area of his unit, including lofts
above five feet in head height only, to the total surface area
of the units existing at the time of such voie. Costs and
expenses, taxes and assessments, insurance proceeds, sale pro-
ceeds, and other proceeds with respect to the Project cornnon
elements shall be apportioned betsween the owners on the basis
hereinabove provided.
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26. Mailing of Notices. A11 notices, demands or olher
notices intended to be served upon an owner shall be sent
by ordinary or certified mail.r postage prepaid, addressed in
the name of such ovrner in care of the unit number and building
address of such owner. A11 notices, demands or other notices
intended to be served upon the Managing Agent or Lhe Board of
Directors of the Association shall be sent by ordinary or certi-fied mail, postage prepaid, to Vail Intermountain Swim and Tennis
club condominium Association at P.o. Box 820, vail, colorado 81657
Any first mortgagee, upon reguest, shall be entitled
to notice from the Association or l'lanaging Agent under the same
circumstances as its mortgagor.
27. Arbitra . ExcePt
as otherw &ersy or claim arising
out of or relating to this Declaratj.on, or the breach therec'f'
shall be settled by arbitration in accordance with the Rules
of the American Arbitration Association, and judgment upon the
award rendered by the Arbitrator(s) may be entered in any Court
having jurisdiction thereof.
28. Period of Condominium Ownership. The seParate
condomini aration and the Map shall
continue'until this Declaration is revoked pursuant to Paragraph
17 of this Declaration or until terminated pursuant to Sub-
paragraphs (c) and (e) of Paragraph 27 of thj-s Declaration.
29. Reservation to Enlarge Condominium Pro'iect.
(a) Declarant expressly reserves the right to enl-arge
this condominium projeci, by constructing additional condo-
minium buildings and other improvements on separate real
property which units may from time to time be submitted
to this condominium project by a duly recorded supplement
to this Declaration and by a suppl-ement to the Map filed
for record.
(b) In form and substdnc€r any such suppl-ement to
this Declaration shall provide for the division of such
additional real property and improvements into condominium
units in form substantially si-milar to that of this Dec-
laration. Each unit shall be identified by number, and each
. buiLding shall be identified by a symbol or designation
dissimilar to any other buil-ding under this Declaration and
the Map. The undivided interests in and to the general
coflrmon elements appurtenant to each such unit shall not
be a part of the general conrmon elements of the condominium
units descri-bed in and initially created by this Declara-
tion and the Map, provided' however. that project comnon
elements may be created for the use and benefit of all
owners j-n the project. The undivided interests in the gen-
eral common elements shall have a Permanent character and
shall not be altered without the consent of all of the
condominium unit owners affected, which agreement shall be
expressed in a duly recorded Amendment to this Declaral--ion-
(c) Except as is provided in Paraqraphs 3 and 4 of
this Declaration, all of the provisions contained in this
Declaration shall be applicable to such additional condo-
minium units. corunon expenses of such additional units
shall be separately assessed, and a}l insurance policies
shall cover only such additional condominium units' excePt
as may be convenient with respect to project corunon elements.
(d) Referring to Paragraplir 27 of this Declaration
relating to destruction and obsolescence and Paragraph 31
relating to condemnation, only the owners and first
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26. Mailing of Notices. A11 notices, demands or other
notices intended to be served upon an owner shall be sent
by ordinary or cert,ified mail, postage prepaid' addressed in
the name of such owner in care of the unit number and buiLding
address of such owner. AlI notices, demands or other notices
intended to be served upon the Managing Agent or the Board of
Directors of the Association shall be sent by ordinary or certi-fied mail, postage prepaid, to Vail Intermountain Swim and Tennis
Club Condominium Association at P.O. Box 820, Vail' Colorado 8I557.
Any first mortgagee, upon reguest, shall be entj,tled
to notice from the Association or t'lanaging Agent under the same
circumstances as its mortgagor.
27. Arbitra . Except
as otherw arising
out of or relating to chis Declaration, or the breach thereof,
shall be settled by arbitration in accordance with the Rules
of the American Arbitration Association, and judgment uPon the
award rendered by the Arbitrator(s) may be entered in any Court
having jurisdiction thereof.
28. Period of Condominium ownership. The seParate
condomini ration and the Map shall
continue until this Declaration is revoked pursuant to Paragraph
17 of this Declaration or until terminated pursuant to Sub-
paragraphs (c) and (e) of Paragraph 27 of this Declaration.
29. Reservation to Enlarge Condominium Pro'iect.
(a) Declarant expressly reserves the right to enlarge
this condominium project by constructing additional condo-
minium buildings and other improvements on separate real
property which units may from time to time be submitted
to this condominium project by a duly recorded supplement.
to this Declaration and by a supplement to the llap filed
for record.
(b) In form and substance, any suclr suPplement to
this Declaration shall provide for the division of such
additional real property and improvements into condominium
units in form substantially sirnilar to that of this Dec-
laration. Each unit shall be identified by number' and each
. building shall be identified by a symbol or designation
dissimilar to any other building under this Declaration and
the Map. The undivided interests in and to the general
common elements appurtenant to each sucir unit sha1l not
be a part of the general conmon elements of the condominium
units described in and initially created by this Declara-
tion and the tllap, provided, however, that, proiect conmon
elements may be created for the use and benefit of all
owners in the project. The undivided interests in the gen-
eral common elements shall have a Permanent character and
shall not be altered i^tithout the consent of all of the
condominium unit owners affected' which agreement shall be
expressed in a duly recorded lmendment to this Declara*-ion.
(c) Except as is provided in Paragraphs 3 and 4 of
this DeclaraLion, all of the provisions contained in this
Declaration shall be applicable to such additional condo-
minium units. Common expenses of such additional units
shall be separately assessed, and all insurance policies
shall cover only such additional condominium units' except
as may be convenient with resPect to project coruoon elements.
(d) Referring to Paragraph, 27 of this Declaration
relating to destruction and obsolescence and Paragraph 31
relating to condemnation, only the oltners and first
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mortgagees of the condominium units affected (damaged,
destroyed, obsolete or condemned) shall be entitled to
vote upon the happeni-ng or occurrence of any of the events
contemplated under and by the provisions set forth in said
Paragraphs 27 or 31. and the Subparagraphs thereof. The
initially constructed condominium improvements and any
additional condorninium improvements shall be a Part of the
whole projectr but each such separauely constructed and
submitted condominium improvemen!, together with its general
common elements, shall be considered a separate condominium
for the purpose of said Paragraphs 27 and 3l' and the
aggregate interests of each of such separately constructed
condominium improvements shall be considered one hundred
per cent (100t) for such voting purposes.
(e) Except as is provided in Subparagraph (d) of
this Paragraph each condominiunr unit owner shall be entitled
to vote his percentage or fractional interest in and to
the general common elements and project conunon elements,
and the aggregate of all of the undiviCed interests sub-
mitted to and making up the total condominj.um project shall
be considered one hundred per cent (1008) for such voting
PurPoses.
30. Parking Areas Reserved. The automobile parking areas
adjoiningffi shall be under the control and
supervision of the Declarant and,/or the Association and the owners
of the units shall be entitled to a minimum of two (2) parking
spaces per unit for their use and for the use of their guests.
The specific parking spaces and./or area may be relocated from
time to time in order to permit and to allow the continued
development and enlargement of the condomini':m project. Sub-
ject to the provisions herein set forth, lhe owners shall have
such parking privileges on that part of the unimproved portion
of the said property described hereinabove.
31. Condemnation. If at any time or tines during the
continuanEe=f-Se ownership pursuant to this Declaration' all
or any part of the common areas or any condcrninium unit or units
shatt be taken or condemned by any public au;hority or sold
or otherwise disposed of in lieu of or in avcidance thereof'
the following provisions of this Article shaj-l apply:
(a) Proceeds. A11 compensation, '3amages or other
proceeds thdEErom, the sum of which is hereinafter called
the "Condemnation Award" shall be payai-'ie to the Association.
(b) Complete Taking.
(1) In the event that all of the common areas
are taken or cond.emned or sold or otherwise disposed of,
in lieu of or in avoidance thereof, the condemnation
award shall be apportioned among the owners in the same
percentages as provided for the payment of assessments
and payment of said apportioned amcunts shall be made
payable to the owner and r:he first mortgagee of his
lot jointly.
(21 on the basis of the principal set forth
in the last preceding paragraph, t:re Association shall
as soon as practicable determine t.ne share of the
condemnation award to which each o'ivner is entitled.
(c) Partial-Takinq. In the event that less than the
entire comfrG-Ei6-TiEken or condemnEd, or sold or other-
wise disposed of in lieu of or in avoidance thereofr the
condemnation award shall first be appli,ed by the Association
to the rebuilding and replacement of tlr''ose improvements on
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the comrnon area damaged or taken by the condemning public
authority, irnless seventy-five per cent (75t) of the owners
and the first mortgagees of each unit agree otherwise,
Any surplus of the award or other portion thereof not usedfor rebuilding and replacement, shall be used by the
Association for the future maintenance of the common area
and exterior maintenance of the units.
32. General.
(a) If any of the provisions of this Declarat.ion or
any paragraph, sentence, clause, phrase or word, or the
appJ-ication thereof in any circumstance be invalidated' such
invalidity shall not affect the validity of the remainder
of this Declaration, and the application of any such pro-
visions, paragraph, sentence, clause, phrase or word in any
other circumstances shall not be affected thereby.
(b) The provisions of this Declaration shall be
in addition and supplemental to the Condominium Ownership
Act of the State of Col-orado as amended and to all other
provisions of law.
(c) Whenever used herein, unless the context shall
otherwise provide, the singular number shall include the
plural, the plural the singular, and the use of any gender
shall include all genders.
IN WITNESS
Declaration this
STATE OF COLORADO
COI'NTY OF EAGLE
Declarant has duly executed this
day of May, 1979.
ss.
WHEREOF,
(SEAL)
, -r4-Subscribed and sworn to before me this / '/ - day
of l{ay, L979, by T. CHARLES OGILBY and STANILEIGH H. COLE.
witness my hand and official seal.
My commission expires:
/1 /-)(La'<-a-/- C,( . /ln u---,'t
Fo€arvEFTTc
T. Charles
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