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To the town of Vail Building Dept.
The board of directorsfor the Lionshead Arcade condominium Association
.8,t-"-"- l?:ir permission-for the interior constiuction work to start on thefirst floor commercial areas.
Kit Villiams
Association Manager
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DATE SUBMITTEO:
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PUBLIC I,JORKS
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Projoct Nam€:
Project Description:
Owner, Address and Phone:
Architect. Address and Phone:
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Comments:
Design Review Board
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Here's how to order
Soecifv: Benchmark Insulated Steel
Entrante Doors as manulaclured by
General Products Company, Inc. Model #
Benchmark Door Construction: Door to
be 13l." thick. fully reversible lor lelt or
fight hand installalion. Both sides of door
to be 23 gauge galvanrzed steeltreated
lor paint adhesion, with DESIGN
DEEPTY EMEOSSED. Doors to be
hinged in 3 localions, drilled for re-
versible 4" x 4'hinges.
Allpflmed lights lo be tempered Insulaled
glass and caulked on both sides. Doors lo
be trlled wrth polyurethane toam with a K'
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foam core with an ''8" value ol 14.5.
Standard lock preparation for Government
160 cylindrical lock with 2y6" backset (23l.'
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door lace. and a 11/s" x 2t/." x 73?" morlise
for latch plate. Deadbolt preparalion-any
position between 27h" and 6" on cenlel
above lock. Crossbore hole must be
drilled, filler and cover plates adiusted.
Preoaration for Government 160-4,
Governmenl 161 and Governmenl 86
available on special order at extra cost.
Preparation tor mail slots, peep srtes,
other deadbolts, special reinlorcements
for door closers also available on special
order at exlra cost.
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Benchmark Wood Frame Specifications:
Frame shall be of kiln dried Ponderosa
Pine kerled lo accept magnetic lock and
head lamb weatherslrip and compression
hinge jamb weatherstrip. Weatherstrip lo
be lurnished installed. 4%" frame width
standard, with exlenders available as 5%'.
For energy saving construction, specily
6'/2" l.ame.
Fire LabelAtfidavit: 1y2 Hour Label
standard on non-light models.
Acceptance: BENCHMARK INSULATED
STEEL DOORS ABE APPBOVED BYTHE
FEDERAL HOUSING ADMINISTRATION
(F.H.A.) i\,IATERIALS BELEASE #757.
Tesl and labeling cerlificalion in accor-
dance wilh interim FHA test procedure lor
lighl gauge steel residentral exlerior doors
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NAME OF PROJECT:
LEGAL DESCRIPTION:
STREET ADDRESS:
DESCRIPTION OF
The follo_wing information is required for submittal by the applicant to the Design Review
Board before a final approval can be fiven:
A. BUILDING MATERIALS: TYPE OF MATERIAL COLOR
Roof
Siding
Other l.lall Materials
Fasci a
Soffi ts
W'i ndows
l.lindow Trim
Doors
Door Trim
Hand or Deck Rails
Fl ues
Flashings.,
Ch imneys
Trash Enclosures
Greenhouses
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B. LANDSCAPING: Name of Designeri
Phone:
PLANT MATERIALS:
PROPOSED TREES
Botanical Name Corrnon Name Quani ty Si ze*
EXISTING TREES TO
BE REIV|OVED
*Indicate caliper for deciducious trees. Indicate heiqht for conifers.
LIST OF MATERIALS
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Design Review Board Applicants for projects in CCI and CCII
Department of Community Development
2. Facades
3. Bal conies
4. Decks and Patios
5. Accent Elements
6. Landscape Elements
7. Service
Lionshead
Developnent proposals in CCI and CCII are reviewed by the Design Review Boardw'ith respect to Design considerations as outlined in-the urban Design Guide.Plan. These Design Considerations address various architectural ani 'l andscapefeatures. It is the responsibility of the applicant to demonstrate whether'their proposal is complying with these considerations. The Design Considerationsfor the Village and Lionshead are available upon request. Pleas6 feel free tocontact Tom Braun or Kristan Pri tz wjth any questions you may have.
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Condominium Associotion, Inc.
Post ffice Drower 9
Voil. Colorodo 81657
July 2), 1984
Town of Vail
75 S. Frontage Rd.
Vail, Co 81657
To Whom It May Concern:
At the May 3l meet.ing of the LionsHead Arcade Board of Directors,
the board approved the motion to move Canada of Vail's entrance
area in conjunction with the LionsHead remodel project. The new
area should be octoganal in shape and should not be "commercial-looking." A small identifying sign on the door would be acceptable
to the board.
Kit Wil.liams
Association Manager
PERMI
DATE
T NUMBER OF PROJECT
INSPECTION:MON
INSPECTION
, TOWN OF
REQUEST
VAIL.
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CALLER
TUES THUR FRIREADY FOR
LOCATION:
B FOUNDATION / STEEL
PLUIIBING:
tr UNDERGROUND
tr ROUGH / D.W.V.
tr FRAMING
ROOF & SHEER
PLYWOOD NAILING tr GAS PIPING
INSULATION tr POOL/ H. TUB
tr SHEETROCK NAIL
tr FINAL
ELECTRICAL:
tr TEMP. POWER
B EXHAUST HOODS
O SUPPLY AIR
AppRoveo tr DISAPPROVED tr REINSPECTION REQUIRED
/ CbRRECTIONS:,
DATE INSPECTOR
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TOWN OF VAIL
DATE JOB NAME
READY FOR
LOCATION:
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BUILDING:PLUMBING:
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FOOTINGS / STEEL tr UNDERGROUND
FOUNDATION / STEEL tr ROUGH / D.W.V.
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INSULATION tr POOL / H. TUB
SHEETROCK NAIL tr
tr
E FINAL tr FINAL
ELEGTRICAL:MECHANICAL:
tr TEMP. POWER tr HEATING
tr ROUGH tr EXHAUST HOODS
tr CONDUIT tr SUPPLY AIR
tr FrN+E] FINAL
., D.APPROVED
CORRECTIONS:
tr DISAPPROVED tr REINSPECTION REQUIRED
DATE INSPECTOR
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TOWN OF VAIL
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CALLER
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LOCATION:
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tr ROUGH/WATER
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FOUNDATION / STEEL
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Project Appllcation
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Vrui .At4(tProjecl Name:
Project Description:
Contaci Person and
Owner, Address and Phone,
APTllArchitect, Addr€ss and Phone:
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SUBJECT: Request for exterior alteration of theat 483 West Lionshead Mall in order to
entrance door of Canada's Real Estate.
I. PROPOSAL
The application is for an exterior alteration to the ground levelcorner,of the Lazier Building (Commercial Core II - Lionshead).remodel will delete gloor and three exjstinq windowshrgggXj_stinS_wi ndows and repl ace1. This new section of wall will
the existing building colors.
The applicant is remodeling the entry for the fo]lowing reasons:
"The remodel and relocation of the main entrance door is in response to thenew Vail Lionshead Ma11 design presently under construction. itre'svr uq| | L runsfled(l nd|| oeslgn_ present ly under construction. The presentsouth-facing entrance door ii lbcated directly opposi[e a walkwai 6eil;;;
II9 F"i:l]ng planting berms. The new marl deligh moves the bermi away iiomthe.-bui'ldi ns,' byt pt gc9:. g. lew p1 anting ar"i-aiie.iiv-oppoii te ttre ei-i sti ngdoor. For greater' visibil i
The mai ance u opposwalkway between the new circular rtag'Aiipiiy inj.pianiini-irea.',
II. COMPLIANCE t.lITH THE CCII ZONE DISTRICT
The application is in compliance with the CCII zone district.
III. COMPLIANCE WITH THE LIONSHEAD URBAN DESIGN GUIDE PLAN
sub-area concept l2 refers to the Lionshead Arcade and states:
An opportunity-exists-for expansion of bui'ldings, arcades, awnings, etc.Eo rmprove scare' tnttT;'1,:l,l?1',i)"o'rn2'r,t"!Wlf*X,ltt:,^ffi;u,L6,,/^o7,
rhe bu ir di ns i s actuar r, ult"W\ltK#W'Affi lrt trZ:will re'late better to t-he n"r-piinitng-a""ur proposed.rn the Vail LionsheadMa1l.design.Thefacade'sj,-irnotincreased,
by the new windows and dooffint-Gtpl-io further definethe ground floor pedestrian area.
Communi ty Development Department
June 7, .|984
Lionshead Arcade Building
remodel and relocate theApplicant: Canada's of Vail
, southeast
The proposed
of wall willthem with a "curved',_sec-Liinclude a new "storefront,,
The addition deletes apprortrfiarea. All materials, window,
entrance door a
aT6ly-Tzsquare feet fron
and door treatments and
See attached site plan
the existinqFntrv
stai n col ors -sha] l-match
and sketch.
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IV. URBAN OESIGN CONSIDEMTIONS
1. Height and massing - not applicable
2. Roofs - not applicable
3. Facades-l,tal1s,/Structure
C.'l Vertica'l wood siding and wood window and door treatment will be used.wood is encouraged to be used as a "primary material ,' in Lionih"ia.-
C.2 All wood surfaces are to be stained to match the existing wood colors.This complies exactly with the guideline.
C.3 All trim and mul'lions are to be stained dark brown to match existingwhich corresponds to the urban Design Guide consideration: to usedarker earthtones for these areas.
c.4 It is suggested that materials be limited to 3 or less major types.The applicant is using two wood stain colors.
4. Facades/Transparency
,--,(D.l /he UDC states that commercia'l\---/transparent than upper floors.
facades should be proportionately more
The ground f'lOor Uil'l be mor. trans-
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D.2 The design complies with the urban Des'ign Guide consideration tolocate window sills no more than 18 inches from the walk level .
D.3 The window area substantially comprises the gound floor commercialfacade and is close to the suggested TOit traisparency level.
D.4 The urban Design Guide consideration. encourage. window grouping.
The proposal complles by creating two groupinls of windows oh eichside of the remode'l
D.5 Glass should be subdivided with joints or mullions. New windows willbe added to delineate the entry.- The treatment should create a"progressively" more hunan scale.
D.6 Bay, bow and box windows are encouraged. Not applicable to this project.
D.7 clear glass to match existing glass will be used. Frame materialsare to be stained dark brown to match existing. Design complies withthe Urban Design Consideration
0.8 The new entry door is approximately 40% transparent, 10% over the
minimum'30% transparency level .
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D.9 The "curved" wall of the proposed remodel wil'l recess the entrancean average two feet from the existing facade p1ane. This treatmentis in compliance.
D.l0 All_1.ocking and security systems will be simjlar to those on the existingbuilding which compl ies.
5. Decks and Patios: Not applicable
6. Accent Elements: Not applicable
7. Landscape Elements: Not applicable
v. zqNINc CODE CoNSTDERATTONS
No impact.
V]. RELATED POLICIES IN VAIL'S COMMUNITY ACTION PLAN
The Conrmunity Action Plan's section on Cornmunity Desi.gn_encourages the upgradingof structures. This proposar supports ine potiiv-ina"irio-i, ,"y.,ng ro coor-dinatewiththeoverailLionsheait'Improvemeirtpii,giam.
Policy 2:
"Upgrading.and remode'ling of structures and site improvements should beencouraged. "
-TTI.I. STAFF RECOMMENDATION
The community Development Department recommends approva'l of the remodel .The-proposal-meets a' majoriiy-oi iri. uioan oesign considerations and
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EXTERIOR AITERATIONS OR I.'IODIFICATIONS IN COI'IMERCIAL rr (ccrr)
VAIL LIONSHEAD
This procedure required for alteration of an exisLing building which
adds or removes any enclosed floor area or outdoor patio or replace-
ment of an existing building shall be subject to review by the Plan-ning and. Environmental Commission
The application will not be accepted until all information is submitted.
1. NAME oF APPLrc.Ntr Canada's of Vail ' Ltd.
ADDRESS 483 t^J. L'ionshead MalI, Vail, C0 81657 PHoNE 303-476-1600
2.NAME OF APPLICANT IS REPR.ESENTATIVE
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Date
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PHONE
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survey of property showing property lines and location
and any improvements on the 1and.
7.
II. Four
A.
A list of tbe name of ow'ners of al-l property adjacent to the
subject property and their MAILING addresses.
(4) copies of a site plan containing the following information:
The site plan shall be drawn on a sheet size of 24" x 36" at ascale of 1" = 20 1; a variation of the sheet or scale may be ap-proved by the Community Development Department if justified;
The date, north arrow, scale and name of the proposed Cevelopmentshall be shown on the site plan;
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5. FEE $100. 00 PAID
Improvementof building
4. LOCATTON OF PROPOSAI,
ADDRESS: 483 !J. Lionlhead t'lal'l , Vail, Colorado 81657
TEGAL DEScRIFTION Condominium Unit 207&208, of the Lionshead Arcade Bui'ldin9
located in Vail' Colorado.
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area where there is a change of two feet of grade;
c.The existing
and. proposed
an expansion
D- The location and size of all dxisting and proposed buildings,structures and improvements i
E. The existing and proposed landscaping patio additions or deletions.
III. The applicant shall submit in written and graphic form, a preponder-
ance of evidence before the Planning and Environmental Commissionthat the proposal is in conformance with the purposes of the CCIIDistrict and that the proposal substantially compJ-ies with the Vail
Lionshead Urban Design Guide pIan.
A. ff the applicant is proposing a major change to the Vail Lionshead
Urban Design Guide P1an, the procedures for change are noted inSection L8.24.22O (B) .
IV. The applicant must also submit written and graphic supporting mater-ials that the proposal substantially complies with the following
Urban Design Considerations section of the Vail Lionshead DesignConsiderations
A. Height and MassingB. Roofs
C. Facades - Walls/StructureD. Facades - TransparencyE. Decks and PatiosF. Accent ElementsG. Landscape Elements
Many of the above items should be addressed in some graphic meansusing such tools as sketches, simulations, models (including neigh-boring buildings), photos, etc.
V. The Town of Vail Zoning Code for CCII also describes other zoningissues that the applicant must respond to in written or graphic
form.
VI . Applications for exterior alterations or modifications in CCIf canbe received up to July 31, 1980. After that date, the time framesnoted in Section 18.24.065-A-5 app1y.
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MAIN EI'ITRANCE REMODEL
CANADATS OF VAIL, LIIIITED
483 l{est Lionshead I'Iall
LazLer Building
Vail, Colorado 81657
This application is for an exterior a1 teration to the ground
Ievelr- south-east corner of the Lazi-er BuiJ-ding (CommerciaL
Core II , Vai_l Lionshead). The proposed remodel will delete
one existing door and three existing windows, and replace them
with a I'curved.r, section of window wall. This nevr section of
wal1 will inClude a new rstorefnontl entrance door and four
new sections of window. A11 materials, window and door treat-
ment and stain colors shalL match the existing buildi,ng colors.
The remodel and rel0cation of the main entrance door is in
response to the new Vail Lionshead MalL design presently under
construction. The present south-faeing entrance door is located
directly opposite a vralkway between tvro existing planting berrns.
The new ma11 design moves the berms anvay from the buildingr but
places a new planting area directly opposite the existing door.
For greater visibility and the potential- for more rwalk-inr'
business, the remodel reLocates the door to the south-east corner
of the building. The main enlrance to the commerclal space
woul-d then be 6pposite the 45o rvalkvray betr'reen the new south
planting area and the new cirpular flag display and planting area.
The proposed remodel is in substantial compliance wlth the Urban
Design Consi-derations (Facades) section of the Vail Lionshead
Design Considerati-ons :
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C.1 The rnaterials to be used are vertical vrood slding and wood
window and door treatment to match the existlng.
C.2 All wood surfaces are to be stained to match the existi.ng
wood c o1ors.
,:.' C.3 A11 trim and mul11ons are to be stained dark brown to match
' the existing.
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CANADATS OF VArL, Lr1'ITTED
There rtil1 be TI'IO wood stain colors. Dark
trlm and mulJ-ions, and a lighter brown for
(A11 stains to natch the exlsting. )
brown for the
the wood siding.c.4
FACADE S -TRANSPAREi'ICY
D.1 Proportionately, the ground floor remodel vri-11 be more
transparent than the upper floors of the LazLet Building.
D.2 This remodel will have window si1ls approximately 18rr above
walk Ievel. (17" to bottom of existing siII and 2oI to top
of existlng sil-1. )
D.3 Window area substantiaLly comprises the ground floor commer-
clal facade of the remodel and the existing buildlng.
D.4 Glass will be grouped into banks with common trim and mullions
to match the existing.
D.5 Individual window elements wl11 match the existing. (Exist-
ing windoll's are approximately 7r-Oil high by 3t-6rr wide. The
new vrindows will be approximately 7r-Or high by 1r-9r' rvide,
further deliniating'a nevt entrance and giving it a t'pro-
gressiveLyil more hwnan scale.)
D.6 Does not apply.
D.7 Glass to be used sha1l match existing clear glass. I.lu1l-ion
and frane materials are to be stained dark brorrn to match
the existing.
D.B The exterj.or main entrance door is to be approximately
transparent.
D.9 The I'curved[ vral 1 of the proposed remodel r'ril]- recess
entrance an average of 2r-Or from the existing facade
D.1O ALl locking and security systems are to be sinilar to
existing as per the or'rner.
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REAL ESTATE t;wide: 1-800-525-9293
483 West Lionshead Mall 20 Eagle Road
Vail. Colorado 8.1657 Avon' Colorado 81620
303i476-1600 303/949-4368
Denver Toll Free 534-5025 Denver Toll Free 893-2403
May 10, 1984
The Town of Vail
RE: question # 7, the following is respectfully submitted:
Lionshead Arcade Commercial
Robert T. Lazier, Tivoli Lodge, Vail, Colorado 81657
Lionshead Arcade Condominium Association
Caroi Duddy, P.0. Box 7, Vail, Colorado 81658
Vail 21 Building Commercial
Vail 21 Partnership, Box 686, Vail, Colorado 81658
Vail 21 Condominium Association
Mr. Dick Brown, President, 1780 So. Belaire # 106, Denver, Colorado 80222
Lionshead Centre Condominium Association and Commercial Space
(please send 5 copies of all material)
Marvel Barnes, P0. Box 474, Yail , Colorado 81658
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Dl;SCl{ I l'1'l0:'l OF PROJ tict'Exterior alte'ration to relocate the main entrance door
to south-east corner of building in response to new Lionshead },lall design.
N/A
The fol lor',i.ng informat ion is
Board bcfore a final approval
A. BUILDIN(.' I,tAI'ERIALS
tioof
Siding
Other lfall l"laterials
Fas c ia
Soffits
Windorvs
lllindow Trirn
Doors
Door Trirn
Hand or Deck Rails
Flues
Flashi-ngs
Chirrrneys
Trash Enclosures
Greenhous es
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Color
l-x6 Vertical wood siding above and
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below newStain to
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match.
1x6 wood siding to maffi --L ng.
Head,jamb, si11 and mullions to match exist-
rn h existins.
3 668 natural finish solid-core oak door with
ss mail slot
door pul1/1atch.
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Concrete slab I'thresholdl in tri angular area
betrveen nerv door and the 12r'wide c onc re,te
band as per Vail trionshead i'Ia1I design.
Common Name Si ze
B. LANDSCAPING
Name of Des'igner:
Phone :
PLANT MATERIALS
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TREES
Botanical Name
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Clear 91 ass to match existing fixed windows.
SHRUBS
GROUND
COVERS
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SQUARE FooTAGE
SQUARE FOOTAGE
SQUARE Fo0TAGE
TYPE OF
IRRIGATION
TYPE OR METHOD
OF EROSION CONTROL
C. 0ther Landscape Features (retaining walls, fences, swirming pools, etc.) please specify.
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an average two feet fromis in compliance.
D.l0 All locking and security
building which compl ies.
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proposed remodel will recess thethe existing facade plane. This
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Decks and Patios: Not applicable
Accent Elements: Not applicab'le
Landscape E'lements: Not applicable
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No impact.
EELATED PoLTCTES IN VArL'S ITY ACTION PLAN
.tPolicy 2:
eling of structures and site improvements should be"Upgrading and
encouraged. jl
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systems will be similar to
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recormends approval of the remodel .Urban Design Considerations and
Canadat s entry area and the Lionshead
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PEC 5 /11/84
uest for exterior alteration for the Antlers Lodqe on Lot 3, Block 1,
a ons ea nq. the uest a meeti nq,/ba uet room0taroxmauare tee cant: An!ters nium Association
7. A uest for exterior a'l teration of t Build at 483t Lions n order to
Peter Patten presented the request and reviewed the history of the parking exceptionrequest as.well. He stated that if 4 spaces were removed, they wouid havd tobe replaced either on site or via a parking fund. Patten-statLd that the Council
T:gft appreciate it if the PEC would want io address the park'ing issue. He addedthat the Town Council could be resolution make parking exteptiois with certaincri teri a.
Donovan moved and Piercq leconded=to approve the request for exterior alteration
Kristan Pritz presented the request and showed floor and site p1 ans and elevations.
Dave Pee'l , architect for the project, answered questions. Pritz pointed out thatthe Town had not yet received a ietter of approva'l from the Condominium Association
and that should be a condition of approval ."
Dgngvqn mgvgd and-Rapson seconded to approve the request with the conditions
Enat tne letter of approval be received from the condo association and that
Ene srgn code be conforrnecl to.
8. I rgqueqt !o felgne Lot 6, Block t, Lionsridqe Fiting 4 from Single Family
!o Kglroelnrlat=utustqr=and a request for a special Development Districttor tne above lot and lots AI , A2, and A3, and a request for a minor subdivision
Eo Dulld on 507" slopes on Lot 6, and Lot 43. Applicant: Reinforced Earth Company
,.a.. ** no* *e.backgrcund of the application and explained that this wasa revision and expansion of the Architeml-at-vail project approved in'l9gl, andnow to be called Bonne Vue. He stated that it was'foi lO uhits and an empioyeeunit. He stated that there would be an 70 foot buffer to the west, that tire vege-tation existing in the draw would not be disturbed and pointed out the 4 conditionsof approval in the memo.
Jim.Merkel , one of the applicants, explained that they wanted to increase thenunber of units to l6 for economii pui'poses, decrease-the entrances to one, keepall of the units on the upper ridge, aha aaa a c'lubhouse, swim pool and caietakLr,sunit. He showed sections and poiitid out that the numbei of reiaining walls hid
been reduced. Each unit would'be three stories with the garages on tfre bottom,the l-iv.ing and dining areas on the second leve'|, and the Sedr6oms on the top l6vel.
The clubhouse at first.was not planned to be eaith sheltered and was revised to makeit earth sheltered, and it wouth Oe one-itory-in-ippeirance.
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Pierce asked if the project wou'ld_be buJlt all at once or wou1d be phased. Merkelstated that he would like to do a'll at once, but if they did not haie time thisbuilding season, they planned to do one or two duplexes. Pierce stated that he wouldhate to see it built partial ly,-and asked if the financing was contingent on resales.Patten said that the Council will probably require some tlpe of assurinci itrat--financing would be avai'lable.
Jim l{artel'1, one of the applicants, stated that it was extremely important to buildtwo units to show potential clients what the project would loolilikb, and thesefirst units would look good so that the rest wi'll sel'|. Patten statid that DRBguidelines also addressed phasing. Piper asked to send a directive to DRB of the
PEC's concerns about tearing out and putting back together the property and the
lTPggtt this might have on appearance. l,lariell stated that they wbutU OiiiurU-aslitt'le as possible in phases.
Viele stated that he had the same concerns because this development would have more
impact.on_site work. His concerns included phasing, financing, and two statementsfrom the EIR in which the necessity for further siie specific-leotechnical studieswere stressed and that some rock fa'll study tras cursory. He falt that mud flow androck fall should be studies further, since there had bben huge mud flows on eitherside of this proiect. He questioned the effectiveness of culverts and wonderedwhether or not storage of water should be part of the EIR.
!4artell stated that many of the proiects done by Reinforced Earth Company had been
used to correct mudslides, but Piper replied that the board was conceined with mudslides which initiated off of this site. Rapson asked about technique used ifthey should run into stone, because blasting could start a rpck slide. ilarte]l
answered that the test cores indicated that rock outcroppings were not significant.
Donovan was concerned that if there were a mud slide it may not go through theplanned cu]vert. Piper suggested that perhaps one unit cl6se to-the drai wou'td
have to be omitted.
Peter_,Jamar, representing the applicant, said that he checked with Jeff Selby andl'lark Garrison who designed complete rockfall mit'igation when applying for
Lionsridge Filing 4 to Eagle County, but that he did not do a blpplemental report.
Viele recormended a supplemental report be made on a site specific study. Jamarstated that that several site specific studies were completald, but that-they wouldprobablv_go_ into.more deql!l before applying for a bui'tiin9 pirmit--that pe-rhapithis could be made a condition of approval.-
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DATE:
MEMORANDUM
Plann'ing and Environmental Commjssion
Community Development Department
June 7, 1984
SUBJECT: Request for exterior alteration of the Lionshead Arcade Building
at 483 West Lionshead Mall in order to remodel and relocate the
entrance door of Canada's Real Estate. Applicant: Canada's of Vail
I. PROPOSAL
t, The application is for an exterior alteration to the ground'l evel , southeast
corner of the Lazier Building (Commercial Core II - Lionshead). The proposed
remodel will delete an exist'ing door and three exist'ing w'indows and replace
them with a "curved" section of window wa] 'l . This new section of wall will
include a new "storefront" entrance door and four new sections of window.
The addit'ion deletes approximately 12 square feet from the exist'ing entryarea. All materia'l s, window, and door treatments and stain colors shall match
the existing building colors. See attached site plan and sketch.
The applicant is renode'ling the entry for the following reasons:
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"The remodel and relocation of the main entrance door is in response to the
new Vail Lionshead Ma'l I design presently under construction. The present
south-facing entrance door is located directly opposite a walkway between
two existing planting berms. The new mal1 design moves the berms away from
the building, but places a new planting area directly opposite the existingdoor. For greater visibi'l ity and the potential for more "walk-in" business,
the remodel relocates the door to the southeast corner of the building.
The main entrance to the commercia'l space would then be opposite the 45"
walkway between the new circular flag display and p1 anting area."
II. COMPLIANCE WITH THE CCII ZONE DISTRICT
The application is in compliance with the CCII zone district.
III. COMPLIANCE WITH THE LIONSHEAD URBAN DESIGN GUIDE PLAN
Sub-area concept l2 refers to the Lionshead Arcade and states:
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MalI design. The facade's transparency w'i1l be maintained, if not 'i ncreased,
by the new windows and doors. The window treatment helps to further define
the ground floor pedestrian area.
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c'l verticar wood siding and wood window and door treatment wiil be used.l'Jood is encouraged i" il ;;;i ;r"l','primary material,, in Lionshead.c'2 All wood surfaces gfe tg be stained to match the existing wood cororsThis compt ies exaciry "it[-u,.-dljiietine.c'3 A]l trim and muilions,are.to be stained dark brown to match existing. which corresoonds lo thg UrOan-Oeiign Guide Consideration: !6 u5sdarker earthtones ro" t[ese-i';";;:'
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4. Facades/Transparency
D'l The UDC states that commercia'r facades shourd be proportionatery moretransparent than upper tioo"i. The ground floor wit be more trans_parent than the upbbr 1ooi.-- '.'' :r.v!..'s ',r,vr wI
D'2 The-design.compligs with the urban-Design Guide consideration torocate window sits no roit-*,in rs-irii;r"i.il #'wark Iever.D'3 The window u:"r.,:ygriuntia'r1y comprises the gound froor commercialfacade and is close to ttre i'uggested 70% transparency level.
D'4 The urban Design Guide consideration- encourage window grouping.The pnrposar compiiei-bi-;;;;;;;s two sroupings of w:noows on eachside of the remodel
D:5 Glass should.!g.:y!grnided with joints or mu'tions. New windows wi.rlbe added to deljneate ttri enirv.' The treatment should create a" progress i vely" mJ"e-tril;r;;;i;.
D'6 Bay, bow and box windows are encouraged. Not applicable to this project.
D'T clear glass to match existing grass.will be used. Frame materialsil: ffr!fi ;:Slffiorjiifo:i:wn-io'matctr e*isiini' --o"isn
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0.8 The new entrv.-door is approximately 40% transparent, l0% over theminimum 30% iransparency level.
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D.9 The ',curved" wal .l o.f thean average two feet fromrs rn compliance.
D.l0 A'tl_ l.ocking and securitybuilding which compt iesi
proposed remodel will recess therne extsting facade p1ane. This
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Decks and patios: Not applicab.le
Accent Elements: Not applicable
Landscape E'lements: Not applicable
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and ine Lionshead
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Voil. Colorodo 81657
May 25, L984
Ms. Kristan Pritz
Tovrn Planner
Town of Vail
75 Sorrth Frontage RoadVail Colorado 81657
Dear Kristan,
Thank you for your letter of May 16. Regarding
Stuart Canadars remodel , we have received a
verbal approval of three out of five members of the
board of d.irectors. We will be holding a
formol meeting of the board in approximately
tvlo to three weeks, when all members return to
town from vacation and business trips.
Thank you for your prompt attention to the
remodAl application.
Sincerely,
t/ r'+/*UilJ-"a-.*t-Kit Williams
Association Manaqer
75 soulh tronlege road
Yail, colorsdo 81657
(303) 476-7000
May 16, .|984
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Stuart A. Canada
483 West Lionshead Ma]'l
Vai'l , Col orado 8.|657
Re: Lionshead Arcade
Dear Stuart,
Your appf ication for condominium units 207 and 208 has not been accepted
by the Conmunity Development Deparlment. We will need a letter of approval
from the Lionshead Arcade Building Condominium Association before the
application will be complete. Your application will be accepted if the'letter is received by May 25, 1984.
Please call me if you have further questions. Thank you for your co-
operati on.
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Town Planner
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EXTERIOR AITERATIONS OR MODIFICATTONS IN CO}IMERCIAL CORE II (CCII)
\IAIL LIONSHEAD
I. This procedure required for alteration of an existing building which
adds or removes any enclosed floor area or outdoor patio or replace-
ment of an existing building shall be subject to review by the Plan-
ning and Environmental Commission.
The application will not be accepted until all informatip4 iq submitted.
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ADDRESS 483 tl. Lionshead MalI, VaiI' C0 87657 PHoNE 303-476-1600
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LOCATTON OF PROPOSAI,
ADDRESS: 483 W. Li onshead t4al'l , Vai I ' Col orado 81657
LEGAL DEscRrFTroN Condominium Unit 207&208, of the Lionshead Arcade Building
located in Vail, Colorado.
5. FEE $100.00
Improvement survey of property showing property lines and locationof building and any improvements on the fand.
A list of the name of owners of aII property adjacent to the
subject property and their I'tAILING addresses.
(4) copies of a site plan containing the following information:
The site plan shall be drawn on a sheet size of 24" x 36" at a
scale of 1" = 2O'; a variation of the sheet or scale may be ap-
proved. by the Community Development Department if justified;
The dat.e, north arroer, scale and name of the proposed developmentshall be shown on the site plan;
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expansion area where there is a change of two feet of grade;
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The location and size of aI1 existing and proposed buildings,structures and improvements i
The existing and proposed landscaping patio additions or deletions.
III. The applicant shall submit in written and graphic form, a preponder-
ance of evidence before the Planning and Environmental Commissionthat the proposal is in conformance with the purposes of the CCIIDistrict and that the proposal substantially complies with the Vail
Lionshead Urban Desisn Guide plan.
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A. ff the applicant is proposing a major chalge to the
Urban Design Guide P1an, the procedures for chalgeSection 18.24.22O (B).
Vail Lionshead
are noted in
IV. The applicant must also submit written and graphic supporting mater-ials that the proposal substantially complies with the followingUrban Design Considerations secLion of the Vail l,ionshead DesignConsiderations
A. Height and MassingB. Roofs
C. Facades - Walls,/StructureD. Facades - TransparencyE. Decks and PaLiosF. Accent ElementsG. Landscape Elements
Ilany of the above items should be addressed in some g,raphic meansusing such tools as sketches, simulatj-ons, mod.els (including neigh-boring buildings), photos, etc.
v.The Town of Vail Zoning Code for CCIIissues that the applicalt must respond
form.
also describes other zoning
to in written or graphic
VI . Applications for exterior alterations or modifications in CCII canbe received up to JuIy 31, 1980. After that date, the time framesnoted in Section 18.24.065-A-5 apply.
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483 \{est Lionshead l'lall
Lazi-er BuildingVail, Colorado 81657
This application is for an exterior alteration to the ground
levelr--south-east corner of the Lazier Building (CommerciaL
Core iI, Vail Lionshead). The proposed remodel- will delete
one existlng door and three existing windows, and replace them
wi-th a t'curvedr, section of window wall. This new section of
wal1 will include a new Istorefnontl entrance door and four
new sections of window. A11 materials, window and door treat-
ment and stain colors sha11 match the existing building colors.
The remodeL and relocation of the main entrance door is in
response to the new Vail Lionshead lvlal1 design presently under
construction. The present south-facing entrance door is l"ocated
directly opposite a vralkvray between two existing planti.ng berms.
The ner.r ma11 design noves the ber;ns away from the building, but
places a new planilng area directly opposlte the existing door.
For greater visibility and the potential for more Iwalk-inr'
business, the remodel relocates the door to the south-east corner
of the buildlng. The main enlrance to the commercial space
rvouLd then be opposite the 45o rvalkvray betrveen the new south
planting area and the new circular flag display and plantlng area.
The proposed remodel is in substantial compliance wlth thil Urban
Design -Considerations (Facades) section of the Vail Lionshead
Design Considerations :
FACADES-ldALtS /STRUCTURE
C.t The materials to be used are vertical wood sidlng and wood
rvindow and door treatment to match the existing.
C.2 A11 wood surfaces are to be stained to match the existing
l,rood c olors.
C.3 A11 trim and mul1lons are to be stained dark brown to match
the existing.
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C.4 There rvil1 be TIJO wood stain col-ors. Dark brown for the
trlm and mullions, and a lighter brown for the wood siding.
(A11 stains to match the existing. )
FACADES-TRANSPARENCY
D.1 Proportionately, the ground floor remodeL will be more
transparent than the upper floors of the Lazier Buil-ding.
D.2 This remodel will- have window si11s approximately 18r' above
waLk level. (17" to bottom of existing siII and 2OI to top
of existlng si1l. )
D.3 Window area substarrtiall-y comprises the ground floor commer-
cial facade of the remodel- and the existing building.
D.4 Glass wiLl be grouped into barrks with common tri.m and mullions
to match the existing.
D.5 Individual window elements wl11 match the existing. (Exist-
ing windows are approxi.mately 7r-Ot'high by 3r-6rt wide' The
new vrindorvs w111 be approximately 7t'Ot' high by 1r-9rr widet
further dellniating -a new entrance and giving lt a t'pro-
gressivelyr more hu.rnan sca1e.)
D.6 Does not appty.
D.7 Glass to be used shall match existing cLear g1ass. Idullion
and frame materials are to be stained dark bror,rn to match
the existing.
D.8 The exterior main entrancci door is to be approximately 40%
transparent.
D.9 Ttre fcurvedr wal 1 of the proposed remodel will recess the
entrance an average of 2r-oI from the existing facade plane.
D.1O A11 locking and security systems are to be similar to the
existing as per the orvner.
483 Wesl Lionshead Mall
Vail, Colorado 81657
303i476-1600
Denver Toll Free 534-5025
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REAL ESTATE
l|Jonwide: 1 -800-525-9293
20 Eagle Road
Avon, Colorado 8'1620
303/949-4368
Denver Toll Free 893-2403
May 10, 1984
The Town of Vail
RE: question # 7, lhe foilowing 'i s respectfu)ly submitted:
Li onshead Arcade Commercial
Robert T. Lazier, Tivoli Lodge, Vai'l , Colorado 81657
Lionshead Arcade Condomin'ium Association
Carol Duddy, P.0. Box 7, Vail, Colorado 81658
Vail 21 Building Commercial
Vail 21 Partnership, Box 686, Vail, Colorado 81658
Vail 21 Condominium Association
Mr. Dick Brown, Pres'i dent, 1780 So. Belaire # 106, Denver, Colorado 80222
L'ionshead Centre Condominium Association and Commercial Space
(please send 5 copies of all materia'l)
Marvel Barnes, P0. Box 474, Yail , Colorado 81658
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PRESENT
Dan Corcoran
Diana Donovan
Duane Piper
Jim Viele
Jim Morgan
ABSENT
Peter Patten stated
the other exteriorget the condominiu,n
pl icant: La)
that orig'i nally this project had been
a rrerarlon submissions. He added thatassociaion's approval , which to date
perties
submitted on May 24 with
one prerequisite was to
hadn't yet been received.
Planning and Environmental Comnission
0ctober ll, 1983
STAFF PRESENT
Dick Ryan
Peter Patten
Jim Sayre
Betsy Rosolack
Gordon Pierce
ABSENT FROM SITE INSP.
Jim Morgan
Dan Corcoran, chairman, called the meeting to order at 2:00 pm. This was Dan,slast meetjng as chairman and his last meeling as a member of'the PEC. Dick Ryinthanked Dan for his contribution to the pEC.
The meeting had started with a study session on the Sonnenalp proposed SpecialDevelopmentDistrict.^^Afterlookin-gatamoo;'.;ndffiavffiff.,thenoaraiaipo11edabouttheirieetingsconcerningtheproposal: Trout felt that the east end'was done well, but that more desion wnrtzwas needed on the west end. viete fett that much of in. p"oporui-;;r';;;i"pi!iiiu.and an improvement to the pedestrian flow, but he was .onl..l.l"d ,il[-1e''p.;i;;;.Piper was in favor of the basic improvement to the physical p1ant. He qubstioneothe need to have certain square-fobtage to "make the"uriioing work.,, He addedthat he felt that the commercial arcaJe seemed imposint-inio the street and narroweothe street down. Donovan felt that there could ob i piour'"'i oo"n the road withallowingthe purchase of^parking_space into ilre piircinb ii.u.tr.". she felt thatthe Town was putting off a.problem. Donovan wai also-concerned with "na"ou.hr"ntinto the stream set6ack, ilrit ttre u".io" might be til d;;[-io be inviting to thepedestri ans, that temporary planters did not work as either barriers or is landscaping,(giving the casino uuitain-g bs an examptei,-ana in.-r"riimed theshade problem fromthe Mountain Haus causing ice on the streets, and agreeO wiin Trout that the west,end of the bujlding needed more work on tne-aeiign.
corcoran stated that he did not have any problem with the size of the building,but felt the sonnenalp should be constr-ucted on ontv iii-own property, and was alsoconcerned with the crowding of the east end ofthe aicad. inJ irith ttr!'practiie otbuying parking spaces.
September 26. Since t re not include in thevoted on.
2.uest for a exterior alteration to the onsheaC Arcade n order to builda commerc i a ti on.
Approval of minutes of
mai l j ng,they were not
PEc -2- lo/lrt
He added that he had told the applicant that the board would act on the proposal
today' and had recommended denial with the suggestion that the appiicant apply
aga'in in November. Donovan moved and Piper siionded to denv the ippl icati6h iorlack of information.--Ih-e vote r{a;-mln favor of denial.
uest for an exterior
ast asow ur ve to add a
e entrance to Toymaker s Trail. toto cons ruct a new
App icant: Fred Hib
al teration to the Villaqe Center ect at 122
new reta addition on the east en to revi se
construct additions to the retail sho
the north side of the ect.
Corcoran read a letter from the applicant asking to table this item untjl l0l24.Viele moved and Piper seconded to table until the meetinq of 0ctober 24. Vote was 5-0.
4. A requelt=for a conditional use permit in Conrnercial Core II in order to construct
commercial storaqe uniti
The appl
to tab'le
icant asked to
the item unt'il
table until
0ctober 24.
0ctober 24.
The vote
Donovan moved and Corcoran seconded
was 5-0 in favor of tablinq.
5. A request fgr an exterjor alteration for the Lodqe at Vail to add a new winq!o tXe hotel between One Vall aii
space, conterence sDace and a uxe suite. The osal includes modifications
acent ounoers aza an to the nq lot on t
west si and storage s ace on street eve ont north s i
cant:ge at at I an Lodge South Co
Assoc i ation.
Dick Ryan reviewed the memo. Jay Peterson, representing the applicant, showed a
model and asked if the PEC could vote first on just the storage for the Lodge South.
Alan Tafoya, representing Ruoff Partnerships, the architect, showed where the storagein the parking area of Lodge South would go. He added that there would be'16 lockers,
which would be min'imized with doors facing into the garage. The garage would be
kept an open ventilated garage. Trout moved and Vjele seconded to approve the storagelockers. The vote was 5-0.
Jay then discussed the model and its different aspects: the new entry and rearranged
parking lot' ski storage and employee cafeteria, and the new Internatjonal suite.Viele asked what would happen to the 2 spruce trees next to the entrance when theparking lot was rearranged, and peterson responded that they would attempt to movethe trees to another location. Concern was expressed about the closeness of theInternational wing to One Vail Place. Petersoh said that One Vail Place overhungits.property line. He added that the archjtects had considered moving the top sioryof the International wing to the west, and were dissatjsifed with the appearance.Viele asked if there were techn_jcal problems with the buildings so close'together,and Peterson said that they would have to use special glass
Trout said that he had difficulty with having only two feet between the buildings.
119 lyss.ttgd taking space from the other end-of t-he wing and move the whole Uuiiaing.He approved the rest of the proposal. Martha Fritzlenl a resident of One Vail Plaie
:lal:g,th9t everyone.who lived in CCI was concerned about narrow alleyways ano attot their problems. Donovan stated that she felt that the building hai bLen designed
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Ifoul [gved to recommend approval of the zone district as proposed by the staff withtne followinq chanqes:
0n page 'l , Section 18.39.030 B.l. delete "recreation room/minor arcade.
page 3' Section 18.39.050 A. add #'l 1, Redevelopment of ski lifts and tows
Section .l8.39.050 A. delete #6, Alpine slide
page 4 Section 18.39.075 Prohibited Uses, add #7 Alpine Slide
permitted or conditional in this add #8 Any other uses not specifically
page 6, Section .l8.39..l20 A. eliminate ,,10w density"
page 7' Section .l8.39.170 Height, eliminate a1 1 word'i ng after ".,35 feet', andinsert "up to 60% of-_the building (building coverage area) may be builtto a height of 35 feet or less. No more than-40% of the-building(building coverage area) may be higher than 35 feet, but not higherthan 43 feet. Towers, spiresr cupolas, chimneys, flagpoles, and similararchitectural features not useable as Gross Residentihl Floor Area mayextend above the height limit a distance of not more than twenty-fivepercent of the height limit nor more than fifteen feet.
Page l, Section l8-39.030 B.l. "whether it be a permitted or conditional use,,after the words ,'Retail sales space,,,
uest for an exterior alterationa commercia tion. Appl icant: La er Commercia roperti es
r to build
0 at which time
5. A request for an exterior alteration to the Village Center projeEl-at l2ZEastMeadowDr.ivetoaddanewretailaaaiirffistend'torevisethe
entrance to Toymaker's Trail, to construct additioni-to tt"-i"iaii ,ilp;; ;;to construct a new.sidewalk along the north side of the project.Appl icant: Fred Hibberd "
Peter Patten said that the staff had been working to
lnq !itlage Center complex. He fett itrit it shoitdhadn't been solved, and needed further rev.iew.
include a master plan for
be tabled because some problems
e Lionshead Arcade in o
Trout moved and Donovan seconded to table until l0 83. The vote was
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Site Inspections
Study session for the proposed sonnenalp special Development District
Publ ic Hearing:
Approval of minutes of September 26.
Request for an exterior alteration to the Lionshead Arcade in order tobuild a commercial addition. Appricant: Lazier commeriiit'eropeities
A request for an exterior alteratjon to the Village Center project at
122 East Meadow Drive to add a new retail addition on the east end, torevise the entrance to Toymaker's Trail, to construct additions to theretail shops, and to construct a new sidewalk alonq the north side ofthe project. Appl icant: Fred Hibberd
4. A request for a condjtional use permit jn Commercial Core II in orderto construct cormercial storage units jn the 'lower level of the ConcertHall Plaza. Applicant: Eagle Va1 iey Investments, Inc.
5. A request for an exterior alteration for the Lodqe at Vail to add a new
wing to the hotel between One Vail Place and the-Lodge containing lodge
rooms, retail space, conference space and a deluxe suite. The proposal
includes modifications to the "Lodge Plaza" adjacent to the Viliag! Plaza
91d to the parking lot on the west side and additional storage spice onthe street level on the north side of the Lodge South building.Applicants: Lodge at Vail and the Lodge South Condominium Association
To be
tabl ed
To be
tabl ed
6. Request for
construct a
App l i cant:
a setback variance in a Primary/Secondary zone district togarage with a deck on top at Lot 4, Block 3, Intermountain.
El i zabeth J. Kuehn
7. Request_for a variance to section .l8.52.090(E) to not pave a drivewaybnt to leave it gravel on Lot '10, Block l, rjail Villag;: l3th.
Appl icant: Jack Carnie
8. Request for a front setback variance to remodel an existing structureon Lot 40, Block 7, Vail Village 'l st. Applicant: Ray Stevenson
9. Application for modification to the floodplain to construct a new startershack for the Vail Go1 f Course. Appl icani: Vail Metropolitan Recreation
Di str i ct
MEMORANDUM
T0: Planning and Environmental Commission
FROM:
DATE:
SUBJECT:
Conrnunity Development Department
October 6, .|983
Request for exterior alteration and modification to the
Laz'ier Arcade Building in LionsheadApplicant: Bob Lazier
The staff has not been contacted by the applicant in regard to the obtainingof the condomin'ium association's approval of the proposal . This approvalis necessary for the project to proceed through approval processes.
Although the staff is positive about this proposal, as we feel jt would
be a beneficial addition to the mall, we must recommend that the projectbe denied at this point. The application has been in since May 24th and
n0 agreement between the applicant and the association has been reachedin over four months. We would urge the associatjon and applicant to workthings out and re-app'ty this November.
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Kenneth S. Wentworth AIA
P.O. Box 2140 Vail, Colorado 81658 (303) 949-5396
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September '12 , .l983
PRESENT
Dan Corcoran
Diana Donovan
Gordon Pierce|Jill Trout
PRESENT FOR MEETING
STAFF PRESENT
Peter Patten
Dick Ryan
Peter Jamar
Jim Sayre
Larry Eskwith
Betsy Rosolack
Jim Morgan
ABSENT
Duane Piper
The meeting was called to order at 1:00 pm by the chairman, Dan Corcoran.
l. Approval of minutes of Auqust 22, 1983.
Donovan moved and Pierce seconded to approve the minutes
2.uest for an exterior alteration to the.L,ifnshead Arcade in order to
a commercla I a on. App rrcan roperti es
in favor.
read a letter from the applicant ask'ing fri unti I Sept-
Viele moved and Donovan seconded to table as requested. Vote was 5-0.
Corcoran
ember 26.
J.qest to amend the Vail Municipal Code to add a new zone djstrict enti led
Base/Recreati on ri ct.so, a discussion concerning t
evelopment proposal will take place. Applicant: Vail Associates
Peter Patten explainedthatthis was the first step in a somewhat comp'lex approvalprocess. He stated that the first step would be to request to amend the zoning codeto get a new zone district, and the second step was an informal discussion to review
the proposed development p1 an. Peter went over the proposed zone district with the
:llff's suggested changes of which there were eight. Larry Eskwith emphasized thatthis was not an SDD, though 'it had many elements-of an SDD. He added that the zone
was also subject to use in other areas, not just Golden peak.
Bob Parker' of Vail Associates explained that the reason for a zone change wasthat Golden Peak was zoned Agriculture and 0pen Space, although it had always beenutilized as a ski base. He added that VA hai a mhjor'committment to upgrade thisarea. VA felt that it was important to maintain a competitive posture in the skiresort market p'l ace, that the level of competition was'very high. Parker said that
Golden Peak was a major statement by VA in response to requests from Vail VilIage
merchants. He explained that the Uirjlding has met basic concerns in that the piofile
Pl ann'ing and Environmental Commission
August 22, 1983
PRESENT
Dan Corcoran
Diana Donovan
Ouane Pipert,lill Trout
Jim Viele
PRESENT FOR MEETING ONLY
Jim Morgan
Gordon Pierce
The meeting was called to order at 2:00 pm
l. Approval of minutes of meeting of Ju'ly
STAFF PRESENT
Dick Ryan
Peter Jamar
Jim Sayre
Larry Eskwith
Betsy Rosolack
by the chairman, Dan Corcoran.
25.
Viele moved and Piper seconded to approve the minutes. The vote was 4 in favor,
none against, with Donovan abstaining.
Corcoran stated for Item ll, exterior alteration to the Vi]1:gg_!g!-!g_t_!_tgj_96theapp'|icanthadaskedtotableuntilSeptember26.Vie1ffinded
to table ltem ll un tember 26. The vote was 5-0 in favor.
Next,applicant for Item #.|0, exterior alteration to
th sted to table until September 12. Piper moved andti1 9/12. The vote was 5-0 in favor.
2. Request for elterior alteration to tbe Gore Creek plaza
Peter Jamar reviewed the memo, and explained that since the last proposal , the
applicant had revised the design of the patio and entry enclosures and had actually
separated the two parts of the proposal by leaving the area in front of the entry
and to the west of the patio open creating more transparency. The entry area which
is currently open but recessed'underneath the Sweet Basil deck was to be enclosed.
The patio area also becomes enclosed with a greenhouse type structure' being transpar-
ent on al'l three sides. He added that since the patio is void of any activity
during the winter months, the ability to use the area for dining during that time
of the year would improve the quality of the pedestrian experience by adding some
visual interest to the area, and the patio would be open during the surmner months.
He added that the staff recommended approval .
Rudi Fisher, architect for the project. stated that the enclosed entry improved
the sense of entry and jncreasei the wiiting area. He added that the railroad
tie planter would be replaced with a stone planter.
oran stated that
ionshead Arcade had req
van seconded to tabl
PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENTAL COMMISSION
August 22, 1983
12:00 pm Site Visits
2:00 pm Public Hearing
l. Approval of minutes of meeting of July 25.
2. Request for exterior alteration to the Gore Creek Plaza Building to enclose
the deck of Blu's Beanery. Applicant: Charles Rosenquist
3. Request for a conditional use permit in Special Development District #4,
Cascade Village jn order to construct a ski trail connect'ing Simba skitrail below the lower face to Cascade Vil1age. Applicant: Andy Norris
4. Request for an amendment to Sections 18.04.030, 18.22.0g0, and 18. 24.130
in order to remove accommodatjon units from density controls in the Commercial
Core I and the Public Accommodations. zone districts. Applicant: Lodge
Properties, Inc.
5. Request for a density control variance to Section 18.64.050 (B) in order
to remodel and add 9l square feet of GRFA to the interior space of unit
#306, Vorlaufer Condominiums at 385 Gore Creek Drive. Applicant: Ed l,lasson
6. Request foraconditional use permit in o.rder to construct an enclosed
swinning pool at 758 Potato Patch Drive. Applicant: Gary Bossow
7. Request for a rear setback variance and for a stream setback variance in
order to enlarge a deck on units 4A and 48 of the Texas Townhouses,483
Gore Creek Drive. Applicants: H. Thomas and Delores B. Coghill
8. Request for the modification of a tonditional use permit in order to expand
the playground to accommodate a sodded soccer field at the Vail Mountain
School at 3.|60 Katsos Ranch Road. Applicant: Vail Mountain School, Inc.
9. Request for a minor subdivision to vacate a lot line between lots 25 and
26, Bighorn Terrace Subdivision. Applicant: Ted P. Stockmar
tf, | 10. Request for exterior alteration to the Lionshead Arcade located at 483
.ytW I East Lionshead Mall in order to build a commercial addition in the interior'1 r' corner facing northeast. Applicant: Lazier Corrnercial Properties.
ll. Request for an exterior alteration to the Village Center Project at 122
East Meadow Drive to add a new retail addition on the east end, to revise
the entrance to Toymaker's Trail, to construct additions to the retail
shops, and to construct a new sidewa'l k along the north side of the project.
Applicant: Fred Hibberd
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P.O. Box 2140 Vail, Colorado 81658 (303) 949-5396
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8. Request to amend Sp_ecial Development Distlict N9. 6, thg Vgil V!'llage IIm.. complEi;-Io=Zil o[t-s@al uae. Appl icant: Van Ewing
Dick Ryan explained that if the amendment is approved by the Planning and Environ-
mental-Connjssion, and then by the Town Council , the applicant will have to
come back with a request for a conditional use permit for a specific.use.. Hp.
added that the staff fe'lt that a certain amount of vending added to the street
life in Vai'l , and was in favor of it when it wasn't in conflict with other uses.
Van Ewing said that he had the support of the suryounding shops. Tlout said he
had thought this was illegal in the Tovm of Vail. Dick explained that this would
be revieied on a case by iase basis. Diana wanted to know what controls the Town
had over the other popcbrn wagons, and Ryan replied that the agreement with the
Town included contro'l of trash, type of menus, etc. Donovan felt that a popcorn
wagon would be good, but how coul d the town control vending of baked goods,. ice
cr6am, etc., and she felt that criteria should be listed. Ryan described how
this was handled in the Boulder mall: Certain areas were set aside for certain
types of vending with oniy one year leases. Donovan felt vending wa.s a go'ld mine
b-e-cause the owner would nbt have to pay rent, and she would support the popcorn
wagon, but not much e'l se. Viele shared Donovan.'s concern, and he anticipated an
expansion of this type of conditional use into other districts besides SDD6.
Ryan admitted that he had received 4 or 5 other requests for various types of
vending including a low frequency radio station for skjers.
Corcoran stated that under conditional use permits, only a few criteria had to
be met, so if an applicant met the criteria, the PEC wou'ld have to grant the request.
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a Van Ewing suggested changing his request to a specific use, and Trout wondered
if there wouid be anything wrong with that. Trout moved and Vie'le seconded to
gpp1qve the request to ha
wjth those existing in Vail. The vote vras 4-0 in favor of recornrnending tnls to
Council.
9. Request for a minor subdivision for lgts l5 and'16, Buffehr Creek.
Applicants: Randy Guerriero and Angela Leighton
Peter Patten explained that this was a minor subdjvjsion and that there were two
conditions of aiproval . Randy Guerriero, one of the applicants, stated that his
plans did inc'luib cleaning up the parking 1ot. Patten added that he had a letter
?rom a survey company whiih jndicated that this was an equal trade-off.
10. lrel_U:lqry__rcyiew of exterior modification proposals in CCI and CCI resultedfiEefoTi@
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Christy Sports
Lod.ge
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APPTICATION FORM FOR
EXTERIOR AITERATIONS OR I\IODIFICATIONS IN COMMERCIAL CORE II (CCII)
VAIL LIONSHEAD
I. This procedure required for alteration of an exi-sting building which
adds or removes any enclosed floor area or outdoor patio or replace-
ment of an existing building shall be subject to review by the Plan-
ning and Environmental Conunission.
The application will not be accepted until all information is submitted.
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FEE $100.00 plus an anorut equal to the then current. first-class postagerate for each property ou,ner to be notified hereunder.
Improvement survey of property showing property lines and locationof building and any improvements on the land.
r J. A list of the name of owners of all property adjacent to thesubject property and their MAILING addresses.
II . Four (4) copies of a site plan containing the following information:
A. The site plan shall be drawn on a sheet size of 24" x 36" at ascale of l" = 20'; a variation of the sheet or scale rnay be ap-proved by the Community Development Department if. justified;
B. The date, north arrow, scale and name of the proposed developmentshall be shown on the site plan;
' * C. The existing t$raphic character of the O. i.rr"fuding existingr . and proposed conTours. This condition will only be required foran expansion area where there is a change of two feet of grade;
D. The location and size of all existing and proposed buirdings,structures and improvernents;
E. The existing and proposed landscaping patio additions or deletions.
III. The applicant shalt subnit in written and graphic form, a preponder-ance of evidence before the Planning and Environmental Cornmissionthat the proposal is in conformance with the purposes of the CCIIDistrict and that the proposal substantially cornpties with the VailLionshead Urban Design Guide plan.
A- rf the applicant is proposing a major change to the Vail- LionsheadUrban Design Guide Plan, the procedures for change are noted inSection I8.24.22O (B).
IV. The appJ-icant must also subrnit written and graphic supporting nater-ials that the proposal substantially compti6s witn tfr!- folloriingUrban Design Considerations section of the vail Lionshead oesigi. Considerations.
A. Height and MassingB. RoofsC. Facades - Walls/StructureD. Facades - TransparencyE. Decks and, patios
F. Accent ElementsG. Landscape Elements
' Many of the above items should be addressed in some graphic meansusing such tools as sketches, simul-ations, models (incluaing neigh-boring buildings), photos, etc.
V- The Town of V-ail Zoning Code for CCII also describes other zoningissues that the applicant must respond to in written or graphic'form.
VI . Applications for exterior alterations or modifications in CCII canbe received up to July 31, L990. After that date, the time framesnoted in Section 18.24.065-A-5 appty.
APPLICATION FOitI,I FCR
EXTIX1IOR I.IODIIICATIONS IN COI.I.IERCIAL CSE II (CCII)
VAIL LIONSHF,AD
LIONSHE.{D ARCADE BTIILDINO
I. I through 4 are addressed on the application form.
5A. Check for $100.00 io Torm of t/ail is enelosed.
B. Check for $2.40 for pos+'age is enclosed.
6. Impro'rement survey is enclosed.
?. A tist of adjacent properLy owners and their maili-ng addresses
is attached as Appendix A.
I1. Four copies of a site plan are enclosed.
A. Sheet size zt+tty' 36n' scerle 1/8'r=1t-O"
B. Appropriate inforrnation sho"m
C. Change il grade is less than 2 feet.
D. Exisf,lng and proposed structures are sho-{n on the drawings.
E. The propoood landscaping features are sho'.m on the drawings '
III. Itern 9 of the Vail Lionshead Urban Design Guide Plan (Item 9 i-s
praDhicalLy the jnterior corner of the Lionshead Arcade building facing
ior^trreast)- stateE-iEiffiercidl expansion (I-2 sbories) to better utilize
shade zone corner and present an additional front facade acti,rity to
(i,ionshead) court.rl
Response: Item 9 is wha! was used as the design program for this proJect
and was accomplished as rnay be seen on the drawirigs '
ff. Sgpporbing data that the proposal substantially complies with the vail
Lionshead Desis.n ConsicieraL'ions :
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A. Heights and MassanE
1. Building facade and store front create a pedestrian focus
2. The Urban Desiqn Guide Plan calls for a 1-2 story adCition;
this proposal is for a l-story addition.
3. rne uuilaing ext,ension visually ties lrith the exi-stjlg grorutd
floor commercial expression of the existjlg Arcade bullding'
4. The proposed addition in itself pro.rides relief to the exis'uing
facade of the slruclure.
B. Roofs
Shecl and flat roof forms are used.
The connection of the proposed roof respecl the demarcat'ion
Iine betvreen the qround floor commercial activity anC upper
ffoors I residenr'ial appearance.
Roof pitch is 3/I2.
Roof or.erhand is 3 feet.
The o-.reral1 design and circulaLion path does not lend itself io
being considered a covered ualkday.
ttre shed porbio;r of the roof has been kepr' deliberately small
and snor.l will ha're lo be rentotred.
7. The ffat rocf poriion r'rilI be tar and gravel.
portion will be sianding seam rnetal.
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The slopilq rrisible
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Arcade
Facades, l,lalls/ Structure
1. Siucco to match the existing buildfurg r,ci11 be the primary wall
material along with the qlass store front.
2. Stucco color will match the existirg structure.
3. .We would desire to use nlip,htx glued laminaied r.tood for features
at the enlry and store front,.
l+. lla1l material l.rilI be stucco with the store front bejng wood
and g1ass.
Facades, Transparency
1. The proposed grornd floor facade is proportionately more
transparent, than the existing upper residential floors'
2. Grormi floor display wi'dor"rs are less than the 1B'r maxjrnum
sugqested above the floor.
3. The transparency of the front facade is 86"' If the overall
expressed facade is considered the desig,n falls below the guideli-ne
of- 7V". We do feel that the proposal is appropriate'
4. The qlass placement arrd design are felt to be proper.
5. lle would like to keep the lare,er panes of glass as proper for
this design.
6. Due to the size and scale of the
noL used. The proPosal acts as
existins facade.earlier', it is our desire to7. Clear glass vrilt be usedi as outlined
use ttl-ight nood for nullians.
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project, bow or baY windows vrere
a large, bow window to the flat
8. trntry doors are proposed as glass doors.g, The Lntry door ii not I'recessedfl as such; it is surroundedby a
verXr strong frame and is an appropriate desiqn.
10. security in ttre form of deadbolls and alarms wial certainly be
consj-dered il the design.
Decks and Patios.
It is not likely that this ,space will be used as a restuarant and itrs
northeast exposure is not conduc ive to outdoor dining'
Accent Elements.
This is a small addif ion and it is no',, probabl e to use +-oo many of the
elements outlinerl in the vail Li-onshead urban Desiqn considerations.
The proposal does have flo"ver beds and planters, and a very transparenl
facade for colorful disPlaYs.
G. Landseape Elemenis.
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arourd lhe project.
have been used as landscape elements.
2. Colored plantings ha,re been used to
3. Concrete curbs and a store planfer
The store plant,er does ilcorporabe
l*. Unit, pavers have been used for the
accenl pedesirian areas.
have been used jr i,he Pro.ject.
ped.esirian seating.
enbrance llallciraY.
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Arcade
I'Zoning Codes
18.25.010 Purpose:
This proposal with the purpose of this section.
18.26,020 Reouirements for Esiablishment:
18.26.030
Development P1an,
This deveLopmenf plan has been established by the Town
and has been used as a guide in the development of this
Permitted and ConCitional Uses:
of Vai].
proposal.
8.1 Permitted Uses - Retail Stores
18,26.040 Conditional User
No answer.
L8,26.O1+5 Exterior Alterations or
This submittal conforns
18.26.050 Access.ory Uses.:
No angner.
18.26.050 Lot Area and Site Dimensions:
18.26.070 Set Backs:
Milimwn set backr 1Or.
I'linimum proposed, llt.
18.26.090 iisiE!!.:15e-3or porLion of the building is existi.:ng. This proposed
addition has a proposed naximtm he5-ght of 14r.
16.26.10O Dejnslty control:
Denslty-is unaffeeted by this proposal.
18.26.14O Landscapin4, gn* Site Dev.eloEnnent:ith the Vail tionshead Urban
Design. Guide Plan.
18.26.150 Parkins and Loadines
@ been added t,o the existi:rg structure.
18.26.160 @t..These requirements are met by t,hl-s proposei.
18.25.180 A ion of Lionshead Urban Des Gu:ide Plan and Des
Modifications Procedure:
with the procedure.
nsrclerataons :;Tffi thls submittal.
APPENDIX A
LIONSHEAD ARCADE IROPC'SED ADDITION
Vail 21 Condominiumsc/o Vacation Rentals
510 West Lionshead Circ1e
Vai1, Colorado 81657
Attn.: Don Maclachlan
Vail Associ-ation
Box 7Vail, Colorado 81657
Lifthouse Lodge
555 Lionshead Circle East
Vail, Colorado 8L657
Attn.: Paclqy llalker
Lions Pride Building
Lazier Commercial- Properties
(Applicant )
Lionshead Center Condo Assoc.
c/o Vail Horne Rental llanagement
1lr3 E. lteadow Drive
Vail, Colorado 81657,
Lionshead Liquor Store
Box leJS
Vail, Colorado 81658
Currentrs of Vail
Box M6Vail, Colorado 81558
The Younger Generation
52O E. Lionshead Circle
VaiJ-, Colorado 81657
Alfie Packerrs
Box 610
VaiJ., Colorado 81558
Vait 21 Building
Box 685
Vai1, Colorado 81658
Aitn.l Chuck Rosenquist
Lifthouse Lodge
Iazier Gommercial Properties
(Applicant)
The Picnic Basket
Box 478Vail, Colorado 81658
Vail Cookie ComPanY
52O E. Lionshead Gircle
Vail, Colorado 81557
Charlidsr Gondola Shop
Box 159
Vail, Colorado 81658
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To:
ATTN:
July 28, 1983
Vail Contractors
Box 3867
Vail, C0 81657
David Reichardt
Please nake check payable to
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This is due and payable upon receiving thi s statement.
Fee... .. $150.00
Mil eage=200 mi at $.40/mi....... 80.00
T0TAL ll0l{ OUE: $230.00
THANK YOU FOR THE OPPORTUNITY OF SERVING YOU.
Any questlons concernlng Job should be nade to thls offlce xithin three(3) worklng days of rork performed. In the event that Colorado Real
Estate INSPECTI0I'l Servlces, Inc, flnds lt necessary to Inst{tute legal
actlon for the collection of thjs account 1n that eyent the customershall be responsible and I iable for reasonable cost of collectfon{ncluding redsonai\1e attorney fees.
colorado Real Estate INSPECTI0N Services,
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July 29, 1983
Vail Contractors
Box 3867
Vai l , Col orado 81657
REF: Roof Investigation: Lionshead Arcade
ATTN: David Reichardt
2596 South Leyden Street
Denver, Col orado W222(303) 753-0543(303) 759-4299
PURPOSE:
To conduct an investigation to determine the embedment and uniformlty of the
aggregate surface on the Lionshead Arcade roof.
OBSERVATIONS:
Photo #1 illustrates the roof is a sloped asphalt built-up system wlth a crushed
s1 ag aggregate surface. Type of slag is enclosed in exhibit #1. This slag was
re-used from the previous roof.
Photo #2 - #7 illustrates the slag was swept away in a number of areas to expose
the amount of slag embedment into the asphalt surface. In the areas observed,
there is a uniform amount of aggregate embedded into the asphalt surface except
around projections and the metal edge. An area approximately 1'to L L/2'
around and extending out from these areasr the top surface was applied in a cold
coating and gravel was not embedded. Thls was done so if leakage appears in
these areas, repairs cou'ld be properly nade.
The gravel was uniformly spread through out the roof with approximtely 3/4"
thickness on the s1 opes and in_the valley area. |{ith the degree of slope,
approximatey 2" to 2 L/2" per foot, this would indicate that the aggregate ls
not shifting or running off the roof.
Since there are no regulations or requirements in the Uniform Building Code,
Chapter 32, Roof Construction and Covering, requiring the amount of, or degreeofpenetratiasphaltsurface,wearelookingata
similar roof surface application to determine how this roof aggregate embednent
compares. The roof used for comparison is the Lift House Lodge.
Photo #8 & 9 i1'lustrate the area investigated of the Lift House Lodge was belng
swept so a new roof.system could be applied. The slag was to be reused just
'| ike the slag was reused on the Lionshead Arcade. The slag is wet and fil'l ed
with dirt and sand. See enc'l osed sample, exhibit #2.
Vail Contractors, cont'd
July 29, 1983
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Photo #10 & 11 i'l lustrate an area
and dirty and the exposed asphalt
on the Lionshead Arcade roof.
2. Is the aggregate
3. Is it providing a
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COL,ORAqL4'I+\ESTATE I NSPECT I ON SE RV IC ES, I NC .
that had not been swept. The surface was lvet
surface had'l ess embedded aggregate in it than
Photo 12 - 14 illustrates an area that was swept. The area was broom swept
to remove the dirt. The asphalt surface had almost no slag embedded lnto lt.
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The NRCA (National Roofing Contractors Association), which is an organization
dedicated to the advancenent of the rooflng industry and lts related industries
states, "Gravel or other aggregate should be fairly rounded in shape and should
contain a minimum of flat, sharp or elongated particles. At the tine of
application, the aggregate should be hard, durable, opaque, surface dry' and
free of clay, loan, sand, or other forelgn substances".
The amount of cl ay, dirt, sand and moisture in the aggregate will deter the
ability of the aggregate to adhere to, or embed into the hot asphalt surface.
Since there is no standard estab1 ished by the NRCA, or UBC' for the amount or
degree of aggregate penetration into the asphalt surface, the only criter'la,
except for coverage rate, you can use for arr aggregate surface is:
1. Is there a uniform coverage so there is no exposed asphalt surface?
holding in place and not shifting or washing off?
proper reflectlve covering?
4. Is jt within the UL fire ratings for the built-up roof construction?
The aggregate surface on the Lionshead Arcade, in our opinion has adequate
aggregate embedment, is uniformly distributed and is not shiftlng or washing
off, any more or less then a roof with a simi1 ar slope and roof covering.
Thank you for asking C0L0RAD0 REAL ESTATE INSPECTI0}'I SERVICES, INC., to conduct
this investigation for you. If you have anv questions, please contact me at
my office. (303) 753-0543.
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TO:VAIL C0NTMCTORS, Attn: Dave Reichardt
Steve Patterson, Town of Vail Bui'lding 0fficial
cc: Lionshead Arcade Building Condo Assoc.
FROM:
RE:
1. A review of past correspondence initiated by the Lionshead
Arcade Building Condominium Association to obta'in
a final inspeclion on the tar and gravel roof installed by Vail
Contractors indicates this matter is stil'l unresolved.
2. If the gravel on the roof is cleaned, i.e. washed' or new
gravel put down so that there is adequate adherence between the
gravel and the final layer of tar on the roof, a final may be
issued by the Town of Vail.
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DATE
2596 South Leyden Street
Denver, Col orado 80222(303) 7s3-0543(303) 759-4299
STATEMENT
Date:
To:
ATTN:
July 28, 1983
VaiI Contractors
Box 3867
Vai1, C0 81657
David Reichardt
TYPE 0F JOB: Visual roof evaluation at Lions Head Arcade
Please make check payable to
I nc.
This is due and payable upon
Co'lorado Real Estate INSPECTION Services
receiving this statement.
Fee... ..$150.00
Mileage=200 mi at $.40/mi....... 80.00
TOTAL NOl{ DUE: $230.00
THAIIK YOU FOR THE OPPORTUNITY OF SERVING YOU.
Any questlons concernlng Job should be made to thls office wlthln three(3) worklng days of wori performer!. In the eyent that coioiaao nealEstate INsPEcrlON Servlces, Inc, flnds lt necessary to lnstftute legalactlon for the collectlon of thls account ln that ivent the customershall .be responslble and liable for reasonable cost of coliectlonrncr uctng reasonable attorney fees.
Tn
July 29, 1983
Vail Contractors
Box 3867
Vail, Colorado 81657
REF: Roof Investigation: Lionshead Arcade
ATTN: David Reichardt
PURPOSE:
2596 South Leyden Street
Denver, Colorado 80222(303) 753-0543(303) 759-4299
To conduct an investigation to determine the embedment and uniformity of theaggregate surface on the Lionshead Arcade roof.
OBSERYATIONS:
Photo #1 illustrates the roof is a sloped asphalt built-up system with a crushedslag aggregate.surface. Type of slag is enciosed in exhibft #1. This slag wasre-used from the previous roof.
Photo #2 - #7 illustrates the slag was swept away in a number of areas to exposethe amount of slag embedment into-the asptritt suiface. In the areas observed,there is a uniform amount of aggregate embedded into the asphalt surface exceptaround projections and the rnetal edge. An area approximateiy 1' to r l/z'
around and extending out from these areas, the topSqrfqge_-14g! applied in a col d
The gravel was unifonnly spread through out the roof with approximtely 3/4"thickness on the slopes and in the vailey area. l{ith the cblree of siope,
approximatey 2" to ? t/2" per foot, this would indicate that the aggregit6 isnot shifting or running off the roof.
since there are no regulations or requirements in the uniform Building code,chapter 32,.Roof construction and coverip, requiring the amount of, or oelreeofpenetratlasphaltsirface,|veareiooting"ai-asinilar roof surface application to determine how this roof aggregate embeirnentcompares. The roof used for comparison is the Lift House Lodge.
Photo #8 & 9 illustrate the area investigated of the Lift House Lodge was beinqgyept so a_new roof system could be applied. The slag was to be reused justlike the sl ag was reused on the Lionshead Arcade. The slag is wet ano filledwith dirt and sand. See enclosed sanple, exhibit #2.
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Vail Contractors, cont'd
July 29, 1983
page 2
Photo #10 & 11 il'lustrate an area that had not been swept.
and dirty and the exposed aspha'lt surface had 'less embedded
on the Lionshead Arcade roof.
Photo 12 - 14 illustrates an area that was swept. The areato remove the dirt. The asphalt surface had almost no slag
CONCLUS IONS
The surface nas wet
aggregate in it than
was broom swept
embedded into it.
The NRCA (llational Roofing Contractors Association), which is an organization
dedicated to the advancement of the roofing industry and its related industries
states, "Grave'l or other aggregate shou'l d 5e fairly rounded in shape and shouldcontain a minimum of flat, sharp or e1 ongated particles. At the tine of
qpp1 ication, the aggregate should be hard, durable, opaque, surface dry, andfree of clay, loam, sand, or other foreign substances".
The amount of clay, dirt, sand and moisture in the aggregate trill deter theability of the aggregate to adhere to, or embed into the hot asphalt surface.
Since there is no standard established by the NRCA, or UBC, for the amount or
degree of aggregate penetration into the asphalt surface, the only criteria,
except for coverage rate, you can use for an aggregate surface is:
1. Is there a uniform coverage so there is no exposed asphalt surface?
2. Is the aggregate holding in place and not shifting or washing off?
3. Is it providing a proper reflective covering?
4. Is it withfn the UL fire ratings for the built-up roof construction?
The aggregate surface on the Lionshead Arcade, in our opinion has adequate
aggregate embedment, is. uniformly distributed and is not shifting or washingoff, any more or less then a roof with a simi'l ar slope and roof covering.
Thank you for asking C0L0RAD0 REAL ESTATE INSPECTI0N SERVICES, INC., to conductthis investigation for you. If you have any questions, please contact me at
my office. (303) 753-0543.
Si nce
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Ray Boy'is, P.C.
Roofirt Consultant
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INSPECTI0N SERVICES, INC.
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LIONSHEAD ARCADE BUILDING CONDOMINIIII,I ASSOCIATION
BOX 9, VArL, COLORADO 81658
Novembe r 19, I98I
Steve Patte r son
Building Inspector
To$rn of Vail
75 South Frontage Road West
Vail, Col-orado 816 57
Dear Mr. Patterson;
The Board of Directors of the Lionshead Aracade Building condominium
Association wish to thank your department for the prompt action of
reinspecting the roof and revoking the final inspection of Vail Con-
tractors. We have been $torking with Mr. Reichardt in an attempt to get
the job finished so that we can nake the final payment but the inspec-
tion was completed without our knowledge and no contact on the job
with Mr. Reichardt for over six weeks. we are not experienced in roof-
ing matters but believe the adhesion problem betrrreen the gravel and
tax throughout the roof is due to the amount of dirt and debris that
had accumulated on the roof over the last ten years. we were told it
would take additional gravel to finish the job correctly. To our
knowledge only the old gravel , including all the dirt and debris'
hras respread. Fractions of an inch in sorne places, two or three
inches in others. we are also concerned about the nails that were
driven through the flashing. we are told be other roofers that it
is common practice to cover these nailheads with mastic to seal out
noisture, Similarly, the metal flashing that extends over the facia
in places that have drainage are normally flaired out to break the
surface tension of the water i this does not exist on our roof. We
do have additionat concerns with Vail contractors but they do not
effect the quality of the work, only the aPpearance.
we ask that no future inspection be made on the roof rrtithout the know-
ledge of the Board of Directors and presence of a member or represen-
tative of our Board. And, we would appreciate knowing, in writing,
what sol-ution Vail contractors will use to solve these problens
before they are allowed to work on the roof again.
S incerelv,
1a.tze ilou't
President /
tionshead Arcade guildinq Condominium Association
cc: vail Contractors,
Dave Re ichardt
Chairnan sf the Board of Appeals
Jim Viele
Lionshead Arcade Building Condominium Association
Box 9 , Vaill Colorado 81,657
16 August 1P82
Town of Vail Building DepartnentAttn: Mr. Steve Patterson
Box 100Vails Colorado 8t657
Dear llr. PAttersonl
Tfiis letter is an attenpt to resolve the final bill withVail ContractoB, Mr. Dave Reichartlt ownef for the installationof a roof on the Lionshead Arcade Building' Vail' Colorado.
As you may recall the roof was denied a final inspection bythe Town of Vail for the lack of adherence of the gravel to
the final layer of tar. Not being a roofer I calLed roofing
compan5-es in Derer, Ilisco and Gleenwood Springs to dj.scuss
the probl-en stated above. Without exception they a.Ll statedthat the life ofa pitched tar ard gravel roof would be cut inhalf if the gravel was not inbeded in the tar. Without the
imbeding the gravel wiII wash ard expose the tar which willdeteriorate from the sun lite. It was also stated that if
you use the old gravel it nust be washed or the accunulationof dirt wiII keep if from sticking to the tar.ftr! inforrnation has been repeated so that the Association
might find out what the Town of Vail Building Departrnent
expects Vail Contractors to do for a satisfactory final in-spection. It is the Association's intention to forward your
reply to llr Reichardt for action.Your tbe and efforts in resolving this matter are most
appreciated.
um Associati-on
c. c.Carol Duddy
ager,
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Project Application
Project Name:
Project Description: !
Owner Address and Phone:
Archit€ct Address and Phone:
Legal Description' t-ot € . , etocf I
53/ r-'r-sL* l/*z Filing
53/ LftsL4Z,4rZt
Zoning Approved:
Design Review Board
Date
Motion by:
Seconded by:
DISAPPROVAL
Chiel Building Off icial
acadenrysigrc
"the sign of excellence"
280 east 64th ave
denver, colorado 80221
303-428-0400
November 15, 1-979
Mr. Steve Patterson
BuiJ-ding Department
Town of Vail
Box 100Vail, Colorado 81657
Re: Guilinors Restaurant
Dear Mr. Patterson:
Due to the recent change of owners, the existing La Foncla signage
will be changeil to Guilino's per the enclosed designs.
Also, I have enclosed the design for La Fonda, which was approved
by your Sign Review Board approximately two years ago. The new
design is a name change only, and will be the same applications
as before.
We will be installing the new faces, Wednesday, November 2L, l97g 'as that is the date the owners have set for the opening.
If you have any questions, please contact me.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Sincerely,
t)lu*-
Ken McCracken
Estimator
KMC: nr
Enclosures
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PT]BLIC HEARING
' NOTICE IS HEREBY cMN that Canada's of Colorado, Ltd.
has applied for a Conditional Use Permit to allow a real
estate office on tbe first floor of the Lionsllead Arcade
Building located. on a portion of Lot 3, Block L, YaLL/LionsHead
1st Filing in a Commercial Core II District. Application
has been made in accord. witb Section 18.26.O40 of the Municipal
Code.
. A Public Eearing wiit te held before the Torn of
Vail Planning and Envirounental Commj-ssion on June 27, L978
at 3:00 P.M. in the Vail Municipal Building. Said hearing
rpill be held in accord with Section 18.66.060 of the
Munici.pal Code.
I
ana 8. Toughflling Adrninistrator
Published in the Vail
ITY DEVEIOPTIENT
Trail June 9, L978
Oorrro* nDvIIi\Y tJoAilD o
DATE OT
ACTION TAKEN BY
MOTION:
VOTE: FOR:
APPROVtrD: ,
DISAPPROVED:
MI'ETING:Alrrrrc+ 94 1O'7'7rrstrq(, L, su t
METIBENS I>RESENT:rr.:11 D"r.f flJl- J- I rr(rvr r
Lou Parker
Ri11 BishoP
Ron Todd
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SECOIIDIiD BY:
AGAINST:
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TO PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENTAL COMMISSION ,N I i. ] I-/
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FROM DEPARTIIIENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
DATE 7 JuIy 1978
REF Stuart Canada - Application for Conditional Use
Permit to a11orv a real estate office on the
first floor of the LionsHead Arcade Building
in a Commercial Core 2-Z6n
The applicant has applied for a Conditional Use Permit
in order to continue to use existing Commereial space located
on a first floor. Horizontal zoning requires that office
space on first floors be a conditional use.
CONSIDERATION OF FACTORS :
Upon revj.ew of the Criteri-a and i,'indings, the Department
of Community Development recommends approval of the Conditional
Use Permit ba.sed upon the following factors:
1.) Relationship and impact of the use on development' objectives of the Town.
Canada's of Colorado expanded their sesond story office
to include the flrst floor. This space had had changes in
tenants several tines during the last few years and had been
empty for part of this period. This space just didn't work
as retail space.
2.) Effect of the use on light and air, distributiortof population, transportation facilities, utilities,
sohools, parks and recreation facilities, and otherpublic facilities and public facilities needs.
2.) Effect upon traffic, with particular reference to
eongestion, automotive and pedestrian safety and
convenience, traffic flow and control-, access,
maneuverability, and removal of snow from the street
and parking areas.
The existing office has not had and should not have
any impa.ct upon the above factors.
Delivery truck traffic should even be reduced since areal estate office does not normally require rielj.veries.
4.) Effect ttpon the character of the area in which
th.e proposcd use j.s to be located j.n
relation to surrounding uses.
Page '2
MEMO - PECStuart Canada - Application for CUP to a1low a real estate
office on tlie first floor of the LionsHead Arcade B1dg.
Commercial- Core 2 Zone .
The existing use seems to be compatible with surrounding
retail uses in other buildings and has had no noticeable
impact on the alea.
The Department of Community Development recommends that the
Conditional Use Permit be approved based on the following findings:
L.) That the proposed location of the use is in
accord with the purposes of this ordinance and
the purposes of the district in which the site
is located.
2.) That the proposed location of the use and the
conditions under which'it would be operated or
maintain.ed will not be detrj,mental to the public
health, safety, or welfare, or materially
injurious to properties or improvements in the
vicinity.
3. ) That the proposed use will comply with each of- the applicable provisions of this ordinance.
box 100
vail, colorado 81657
l3o3) 47b-s613
department of community development
.June 19, 1978
Canadafs of Colorado' Ltd.
P.O. Box 1908
Vail , Colorado
Dear Mr. Canada:
In regard to your application for variance
and hearing beiore the Planning g Environmental Commission
on Tuesdayl June 27, L978, pleise be advised that this meeting
bas to be cancelled because of lack of quomm.
You are rescheduled for hearing on Tuesday, July 11 , L978
at- 3 P.M.
DST/gew
. Toughf
PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GMN that Canada?s of Colorado, Ltd.
has applied for a Conditional Use Permit to al1ow a real
estate office on the flrst floor of the LionsHead Arcade
Building located on a portion of Lot 3, Block 1, Vail/LionsHead
1st Filing in a Commercj.al Core II District. Application
has been made in accord with Section 18.26.O4O of the Municipal
Code.
A Public Hearing wlll be held before the Town of
Vail Planning and Environmental Commission on June 27, L978
at 3:00 P.M. in the Vail Municipal Building. Said hearing
will be held in accord with Section 18.66.060 of the
Municipal Code.
DEP OF
r978
ana S. Toughlllning Administrato
Published in the Vail Trail June 9,
APPL ICAT I OI'I I'OR VAR IANCE
And/Or
coN0 t T lotlAL usE PERI'l I T
Ordlnance lto. I (Sorios of 1973)
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dc hereby roquest perrnission to appear before the Val I Planning
Comm I ss i on to req uesl the fo | | ov i ng :
Variance f rom Article-' Sect i on
Zon i ng Change f rom TO
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Conditional Use Permlt
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This letter ls to state my intentlons and concernsin reqard to the drainaqe problem at the street locationof the parkinq ramps qoin_o into Lionshead Arcade Euildinoand Llonshead Llft House.
I would like to formally state my concerns for adrainaqe problem arisinq frorn water cominq off the roofsoF Vantaqe Point. I feel very st!onSly that the orlqinalIand oulners and the current developerg have shourn obviousIack of concern 1n solving this problem. I am formallyaskinq that the pr€rssures that are applted to me as adeveloper be applied to these parties in correctinq thissi t uatl on.
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9waf1 for the purpose of carryino water to points beyond.In the event that this solution for movinq this water lsinadequate as proven by the'Bpring runoff, I am in total.agreement to elther put culvert in or concrete surails,whichever, to meet the requirements of the city. In t,heevent the city deems that either this culvert or concretesurail be installed, I witl have them installed by -luIy Sl-'
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Attentlon: Jerry Aldrich
Dear Jerry ;
In regards to the tlmetable for the completlon of the Parklng Structure
and eurroundlng parking faclLltiee in the Llone/Head Lifthouee vlcinlty
the followlng la completed.
707. of all pavement ie completed at thie tine.
All retalning ralle are conpleted et this tine.
The handralle and structured parking are completed at this tine.
I{e are looklng forward to total completion whlch includee the ramp to the
atructured parking, carstopa on top of the atructured parking, the renaln-
lng 3o% of paving aDd entrance landecaping to be completed October 15.
Betseen now and October 15 this proJect w111 be roped off and under
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December 8, 1912
TO:TERRY M I NGER
FROM: KENT ROSE
RE:PARK I NG STRUCTURE FOR LAZ I ER AND ROSENQU I ST
Attached are ihe letters lwrote to Lazier and Rosenquist regarding
their parking structure. They will be in to see you at l:30 to
discuss -lhe possibi lity of issuing temporary Certificates of
0ccupancy for the businesses wanting to open this week.
Both of them were in Friday to talk! Jerry or myse I f
permission for these businesses to open as they are rea
squeezed. We to ld them that under no ci rcumstances wou
nto granting
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il. I amand any further action would have to come from the Counc
sure that by now ihey have contacted all Board members.
My opinion is that fhis is our last chance to show these two that
we mean what we say. lt is, however, not right to punsih the little
man, so we might grant them C.0.ts if Lazier can show that he has
enough park ing spaces ava i lable f o.r fhese occupants that want to open
and that these spaces are accessible, ready to use, and will remain
so. Occupancy for the remainder of the building would then stem
on the comp let ion of the structu re.
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August L7, 1972
!{r. Chuck Rosenquist
Vai1, Colorado 81657
SUBJECT:,Ioint-use parking structure for "Lionshead Arcader'l
'Vail 21" and "Lift llouse."'
Dear llr. Rosenquist:
Reference is made to the meeting on April 27, L972 erith Robe=t
Lazier, Chuck Rosenquist, Larry Robinson, Ed Struble and Rcbert
|?ott trn attendance. 'The subject of the Ciscussion was the 'Lir.e
table required for construction to commence on the joint-use
parking structure for the three above mentioned buildings.
Robert Nott represented the position of Vail Assocj.ates '-hal in
aceordance with those understandings set forth in the contract,s
mede with the buildj-ng owners, construction of the structu:e
tras to commence during the surnrner of 1972. Furtherr Nott stated
that l'eil Associates would not support any variance applicatJ-o;t
on the part of Lazier and Rosenquist to defer construction of
this structure until a later building season.
To this date, the Town or Vail has not received an applicationfor a building permit or a complete set of structual plans and
ealculations for approval in regard to this structure. StructureC
parking must be provided for these buildings in order to compllz
with the zoning anC parking regulations set forth by the Town
of Vail
Ti:rne is of the essence in the commencement and completion of the
construction of the loint-use parking structure as absolutely
no permit of occupancy will be issued for "Lionshead Arcader"
"VaiI 2Lr" or "Lift House" until parking is supplied.
Please submit the required plans, specifications and calculations
as soon as possible to avoid further delays. ff this office can
be of further assistance at any time regarding this matter, please
contact us.
cc Robert NottTcrrjt Uinger
Larry Robins.on
Very truly yours,
Kent R. Rose, P.E.
Town Engineer .{A
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MATERIALS REPORT {or LAZiCT
Job No or t.o. 553-L
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Mi x I . D. ; 6sk p*rpSl unP: 5" Ai r:
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Vail, Castle Rock
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Total Yards:
Max. Agg. Size:
Time Batched:
Spec. P.S.I. at 28 DaYs:
Ai r Temp. :
Total Water:
Max. Size Load C.Y.:
Time Placed:
Concrete TemP.:
F A Moisture:
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REpORT TO: Mr. Lazier
City of Vail
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BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATION
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CONSTRUCTION OR WORK IS SUSPENDEO OR ABANDONED FOR A
PERIOO OF 120 DAYS AT ANY TIME AFTER WORK IS COM.
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Date Testedt Lo/27/72
Mix I.D.: 6 sk Slump:
Water Temp.:
Total Yards:
Max. Agg. Size:
T'i me Batched:
Concrete TemP. :
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City of Vail
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Ai r Temp. :
Total Water:
Max. Size Load
Time Placed:4:30
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Mix I.D.: 6 sk Slump:
l{ater Temp. :
Total Yards:
Max. Agg. Size:
Time Batched:
Spec. P.S.I. at 28 DaYs:
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Ai r Temp. :
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REMARKS:
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City of Vail
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Time Tested:
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Date Tested z tlh/72
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REMARKS:
251.6
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REpORT TO: Ivtr. Lazier
GitY of VaiI
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l53l West 8th Ave.825-5261
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MATERIALS REPORT {
Job No or t.O. 553-L
Date Tested z tt/z/72
Mix r.o.'Ffihp Sl ump: 5"
Water Temp.:
Total Yards:
Max. Agg. Size:
Time Batched:-f
Spec. P.S.I. at1l8 Oays:
Ai r Temp. :
Total |l|ater:
Max. Size Load
Time Placed:
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TO estern Slope Concrete Constructlon Co.
02 23rd Street
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BuiJ.dlng Department
T owrr of Vai1, Vail, Colorado
GENTLEMEN:
WE ARE SENDING YOU lQq Attached ,
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Vall, Colorado 81657
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Post Offlcc 8or 643
Va11 , Colorado 81657
476-5072
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Poet Offlce 8or 643
Vall, Colorado 8L657
476-5072
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MATERIALS REPORT {or Lazier
Job No or t. D. 553-L
Date Testedt aLh)/72
Mjx I.D.:$Sk
Water Temp.:
Total Yards:
Max. Agg. Size:
Tine Batched:
Spec. P.S.I. at
TEST CYLINDERS
Cylinder Dia.
5.985
Sl unp: [rr Ai r:
Ai r Temp. :
Total Water:
Max. Size Load C.Y
Time Placed:
28 Days:
oo
Materials Testing Seruice
Locati on:
553(16-t8)
1@ 7 Day
L636
Cylinder Dia.
Also: Dillon, Longmont
Vail, Castle Rock
Truck
Ti cket #
at Vantage Point
Elr-]fi_FEFlor Footing). Pad from East
l.ltlCu. Ft. :Yie'l d:
Concrete Temp.:
F A Moisture:
l,Jeathe r:
Time Tested: 2:30 pM
Tes ted By:
14 Day Cyfinder Dia 2@28 Day
5.980 317L
6.001 2gg2
'r n.42Average:
REMARKS: Mountain Mobile supplier
2nd Load
lvlr. tazier
Cit'y of Vail
REPORT TO:
a .-tr,i*a
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UETUIGE
Also: Dillon, Longmont
Vail, Castle Rock
Concrete TemP.:
F A Moisture:
ljeather:
Tirp Tested:2:30 PM
Tested By:
5fiO6-L8)
L@ 7 Day
t6)6
Cylinder Dia. '14 OaY Cylinder Dia 2@28 DaY
Average:
REMARKS: Mountain Mobile suPPlier
2nd Load
Materials Testing
,'?531 West 8th Ave.825 -5261
uenver, Colo. 80204
MATERIALS REPORT lo' Lazier
Job No or l. D. 553-L
Date Tested I L!/I3/7?
Mix I.D.: 5*Sk
Water Temp.:
Total Yards:
Max. Agg. Size:
Tinn Batched:
Spec. P.S.I. at
TEST CYLINDERS
Cylinder Dia.
5.985
28 Days:
S1r.rp: ljrr Aj r:
Ai r Temp. :
Total Water:
Max. Size Load C.Y.:
Time P'laced:
REPORT TO: Ivlr. Lazier
City of Vail
l,JtlCu. Ft. : Yie'ld:
. e53l West 8th Ave.825-5261
nnrtellah Testins S?rvice
Location; V
East Foundabion
Wt/Cu. Ft. :
28 Days:
551^ez-r) )
1@ 7 Day Cylinder Dia.
18Ol+
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Vail, Castle Rock
Truck
Ti cket #
t,..'
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Concrete TemP.:
F A l"lo'i s ture :
|./eathe r:
Ti me Tes ted: l+: 00 Pl'{
Tested By:
14 Day Cylinder Dia 1@ 28 DaY
ilorth Side- Yield:Ai r:
A'i r Temp. :
Total Water:
Max. Size Load
Time Placedl
Average:
REMARKS: l"lountain Mobil supplier
REPORT TO: ldr. LazierCity of Vail
Denver, Colo. 80204
MATERIALS REPORT for Lazier
Job No or t.O. 55)-L
Date Tested: LL/9/72
Mjx i.D.:6sk pumpSlump: 58"
Water Temp.:
Total Yards:
Max. Agg. Size:
T'ime Batched:
Spec. P. S. I. at
TEST CYLINDERS
Cylinder Dia.
6.oL6
Materials Testing Seruice
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Also: Dillon, Longmonl
Vail, Castle Rock
o53l Wbst 8th Ave.825-5261Denver, Colo. 80204
MATERIALS REPORT fo' Lazier
Job No or l.D. 553-L
Date Tested: tu9/zz
Mix I.D.:6sk pumpSlunp: 5*"
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lo.uti on,G";; fi;D parkine LorEast*TtTfrfaEfr-n-fa1l n6rin siae
Water Ternp. :
Total Yards:
Max. Agg. Size:
Ti nre Batched:
Spec. P.S.I. at
TEST CYLINDERS
Cylinder Dia.
6.oL6
28 Days l
553Q2-t3 )
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l-8oi+
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Ai r Temp. :
Total Water:
Max. Size Load C.Y.:
Time Placed:
|rltlCu. Ft. :- Yield:
Concrete Temp.:
F A Moisture:
Weather:
Time Tested: lr:00 PM
Tes ted By:
14 Day Cyl inder Dia 1-@ 28 Day
6.0?r+ 3Lg2
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REMARKS: Mountain DIobil supplier
l4r. LazierCity of VaiI
REPORT TO:
Materials Testi Service
,"e531 West 8th Ave.825-5261
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Truck
Ti cket #
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Denver, Cofo. 802A4
MATERIALS REPORT {or
Job No or t.O. 5fi-l
Date Tested: lU7/Zz
Mj x I. D. : 6sk p,rnpsl unp:
l,later Ternp. :
Total Yards:
Max. Agg. Size:
Ti rne Batched:
Spec. P.S.I. at 28 Days:
TEST CYLINDERS
Cylinder Dia.
5.992
5.993
Lazier
5n Ai r:
Ai r Temp. :
Total Water:
Max. Size Load C.Y.:
Time Placed:
Also: Dillon, Longmc
Vail, Castle Ro
Yield: Layer
Concrete Temp.:
F A Moisture:
Weather:
Time Tested:10:45 AM
Tes ted By;
25L6
Mountain Mobil supplier
Cyl i nder D'ia ?@28 Day
6.010 387?
6.006 3fia
2.7^t
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6.009
6.010
2@ 14 Day
239r
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Average:
R EMARKS:
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Ivlr. Lazi-er
City of Vail
REPORT TO:
2531 West 8th Ave.825-s261r-z€ov€r, Colo. 80204
Mat#iab Testins Cervice
S I ump: 6-!
Also: Dillon, Longmont
Vail, Castle Rock
t'lix I.D.:
Water Ternp. :
Total Yards:
Max. Agg. Size:
Time Batched:
Ai r:
Ai r Temp. :
Total Waterl
Max. Si ze Load
Ti me Pl aced:
Locati on:
MATERIALS REpORT 1o, Laz.i-ei
Job No or t.O. 55)-L
Date Testedt 12/L3/72
P orto
Truck 51O
Ti cket #
Parking Lot Deck S.l.ab Between
L e 5 Colurnn Irron ilasb
Wt/Cu. Ft. : Yj el d:
Concrete TemP.:
F A Moisture:
llme
l/.leather:
Tested:11-:lO
Tested By:
14 Day Cylinder Pj3 2:? 28 DaY
Spec. P.S.1. at 28 DaYs:
TEsr cYLINDERS 5r0%?L)
Cylinder Dia. 1O7 Day Cylinder Dia.
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Average:
R EMARKS.
REPORT TO: 14.:'. Lazier
City of Vail-
-,r-2-:-r- lL r
-_ . ltlatbrials Testingseruice
{}531 WestSthAve. r--o"*1, b;i":iibfl6)Z I ezg -szor I Arso: p,ll,::'-!:1sToT825 -5261
Vail, Castle Rock
MATER'ALS REpoRT for Lazier-Vantage pt. Truck
Job No or t.o. 55j_I Ticket #
Date Tested:, 1,f/2/ZZ Location,ffiU.r,S. W. Foundation lrlall,Mix r.0.,$fihn slump: 5,' Ajr: ",Jirlr?naatlon ""ii.,r,
Water Temp.:
Total Yards:
Max. Agg. S'ize:
Time Batched:
Spec. P.S.I. at
TEST CYLINDERS
Cylinder Dia.
6. oo3
6.oo2
Ai r Temp. :'
Total l^laterl
Max. Size Load C.y.:
Time Placed:
Di a.14 Day
Concrete Temp.:
F A Moisture:
|rieather:
Time Tested:
28 Dqys: 3000
553 (b-7)
2@ 7 Day Cylinder
205o
2T7L
Tes ted By: Richards
Average:
REMARKS:
Cylinder Dia 2@ 28 Day6,or5 2g5O
6.009 j3gg
3L25
21tL
Water reducer -Mountain Mobile
pozz
supplier
REPORT TO: Mr. LazierCiry of Vail
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Ms. Diana WygantBuilding Department
Town of VailVail, Colorado 81657
Dear Diana:
This letter is for
cussed at a neeting on
Chuck Rosenquist, Larryin attendance.
May 22, 1972
the purpose of reviewing natters dis-Aptil 27 , L972 in which Robert Lazier,
Robinson, Ed Struble and nyself were
V
The subject of the discussion was the time table requiredfor construction to commence on the joint-use parking structure
which is intended to accommodate the parking demands of build-ings conpleted, under construction or scheduled to commencethis sunmer on portions of Block 1--.J.e&=3r=Va-iqaiotttt+."d tFiling. These buildings are knowi-asing", under the ownership of Bob Lazier; nVail 21" bufftflrig,
under the ownership of Charles Rosenquist; and "The Lift House"building, under the ownership of Bob Lazier.
Robert H. Nott represented the position of Vail Associatesthat in accordance with those understandings set forth in the
contracts rnade with the building owners, construction of thejoint-use parking structure was to be commenced during the
sunner of 1972. Furthernore, Robert H. Nott stated that Vail
Associates would not support any variance application on thepart of Lazier and Rosenquist to defer construction of thisstructure until a later building season.
Yours very tru1y,
VAIL ASSOCIATES, INC
Robert H. Nott
Vice President - Real Estate
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AREA CODE 303 476-5601 BOX 7. VAtL. COLORADO 4r657
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Use Zone ( CJZ- - , Does Use Con f o rm?
F.A.R. Allowed _Z/t__, A|owable Square FoofaS. I
F.A.R. Actual rt ,
Setback Requ i rements: Front
Setback Prov i ded: Front
Parking Required /6f
Actua I Square Footage
lf , Sides /o , Rear
lf t Sides '/u
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Re a r
Parking Provided /68
F. A. R. AND PARK I NG CALCULAT I ONS
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Septcmber 25, |.972
Robert Engo lke Arch I iects
2 186 South Ho I ly Street
Oonv€r, Colorado 8022?
SubJect: Parklng Structure for Lazler and Rosenqulst
Gentlcmsn:
The plsns for tho subJect parklng sfructure have been checked
In accordanco wlth the Unlform But ldlng Code, 1970 Edlflon,
os amended and adopt€d by the Town of Voll; and In accordance
w I th 0rd I nonce 6 ( Ser los of 1969 ) as amended:
L A mlnlmum of l9rOrt x grOtt requlred for each parklng gpace
wlth a mlnlmum of 25t0rr alsle for 90e parklng.
a. Structure as ghown lndlcafes 60rOrr lnslde dlrenslon,
ths mlnlmum total as gPeclfled In 0rdlnance 6 (serleg
of 1969) Indlcotes a total of 6Jt0n for 90o parklng.
2. Guardralls must beaa mlnlmum ol 42't ln helghf wlth Inter-
medlate ral ls mlnlrnum 9tr cenfor to center (Sectlon 17l4r.
3. Footlngs shal t extend below frost I lne establlshed at 42"
depth ( Scct lon 2905 a ) .
4. Shor north, oost and vest elevotlons (Sectlon J0 l (d)).
5. L$ve loadlng io be computed at concsntrat€d wheel load of
not loss than 2000 pounds (Sectlon 2502 (b)) plus snow
load of 65 psf as estabtlshed by Vall Bulldlng Department.
6. Sotl bcorlng prcssure rlthout sol I test l3 sPeclfled at
2000 ps f .
I f you havo qu6stlons, please confact the.Eul ldlng Deportment.
Yours tru I y,
TOUN OF VA IL
Jerry L. Aldrlch
Bul ldlng Offlclol
I
ROBERT A. TAI-LARICO € ASSOCIATES
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
NORTHGLENN, COLORAOO 80234
a C onsulting Engineers
IOTOI MELODY DRIVE
PHONE: (303) ,a66-2053
su trE 509
Town of Vail-
Box 100
Vail, Colorado 81657
Attention: Mr. Jerry Aldrich
Septernber 29, 1972
25 on subiect parking structure for LazierSeptenberRe: Your letter dated
and Rosenquist.
Dear l,{r. Aldrich:
Concerning Iterns 1 through 6 of the above letter:
1. Building dimensions will be those shown on structural drawing S-2,
satisfying the town of Vail requi.rement.
2. Guardrail detai.ls wiLl be as shown on structural drawing S-2 Sec-
tion A.
3. Footing depths are revised per Section B and the foundation plan.
4. As we discussed on the phone, the urinimum code requirement for an
open garage is 50% open on two or nore sides. This yieLds a nini-
mrn of 670 square feet for the above project. By way of coutparison,
the above project has an opening area of 2,842 sguare feet. This is
approxinately 425% nore than the code rnininum. In addition, because
of the building geometry, the location of the openings aPpears to us
to yield a far superior ventilation system.
5. Structural design is based on a live Load of 87.5 PSF per criteria
established by this office. This exceeds the town requirement of
65 PSF snow. The roof itself will also satisfy the 2,000 potrnd
wheel Load requirement.6. R. W, Thornpson soils and foundation investigation No. 473 dated
March 24, L972, was used in this design. Since a test hole for
the total project does not occur in the vicinity of the parking
stnrcture, 31000 PSF maxirnurn pressure was used in design. This
Pressure is to be confirrned by a soils engineer upon exposure of
the bearing strata when the foundations are excavated.
Jerry, your review of the above is appreciated.
RT: eg
Enclosure: Revised Sheet S-2
cc: Laziet
Engelke
Thonpson
Sinceqely,
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October 26, L972
Mn. Bob Aldridge, Building Inspecton
Town of VailVail Municipal OfficesVai1, Colonado 81657
Dear Bob:
This is to advise you of the status regarding the joint
use structu::ed par"king anea which will be constnucted by
Bob Lazien to senve his two buildings known as Lift House
and LionsHead A::cade) as well as Vail 21, which is being
developed by a gr:oup including Chuck Rosenquist.
These pr:openties at?e all located within Block 1, Lot 3,Vail/LionsHead Fir"st Filing. Oun contract provides forthe partitioning of this lot as follows:
Site A Owned by Robent LazienSite B Owned by Chuck Rosenquist et a1Site C Owned by Robe::t Lazier: , L,--/..tPancel 1 Jointly owned by Lazien t Rosenquist \ -2".-6"-".,-.Parcel 2 Jointly owned by Lazien t Rosenquist) ;1r;, +
Parcel 3 Joint use panking structune ,/L..,, f,..-./In ou:r contr"acts of sale to both M::. Lazier and Mr. Rosen - 7" J, lz.t,-A
guist, we have-pnovided that Pa::ce1 3 is to be used fon a tL<. f."/ "/j_oint use parking area subject to plans acceotable to us. F i..< fi-"tWe have recently app:roved plans fon this area, which plans I ., 4call- for basically a two-story structur:ed parking facility. V€'-'J 1l
Any deviation of these plans as alneady approved by uswould nequire oun fu::the:: app::oval . It is not our inten-tion on desine to see this pancel d.eveloped in any othen
way than the joint use panking facility for which we havealneady appr:oved plans.
Very truly yours,
1fu,afWRobert H. Nott
Vice President - Real Estate
cc: Dana Rickl-i
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l=ZlmIUAREA CODE 303 476-5601 BOX 7. VA|L. COLORADO al657
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.Hol ly Val | .R'istcurini
Yhrl I, Colorado
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1,, ;la1:,tell_ 2209 CFM (approx. ) vorlablr rprcd lan on north .
: rrll :.*.'r rvlr..ra -r- ---^-rrr-- .r.;. -,-.----^ .
' i I'. I, rplil .'to- rrhcrrt alr occordlng to occuiant load. Thc :
-:'rtq1|rrmnt|rfort5CFM/ocEuptnt.
., tt tit ..To a
l' ," I'rrr r'rrc that Btil 6irlc rosnrt to be lnvolvsd In cor-'lqft.ld;lhr vcntJ lct.lon problril horevcr, ho roc fo paie tfre-lrforlrrlt6E on to Mr. pappcs. Fqr your infornatfon, tht
! !l?o rlrh to;cpaln ccl I your attentlon to lmmedlotcly clcon-',. Inf fhr gr.!r.r{rogd duct ayrtom.and sratnfalnlng lt In,i eltsn., i condlftoo.
...
Bgclrol Boar!,{lll ucccpt lt. A bulldtng permlf rill bc
2,".111!a'-tl vollmordanptng tn Inlrt syetcm so thaf 3yrt6m
. ,lll tt In url at ell tlnos lccordlng to occuprni load.
rrqu I nd pcnd I ng thcl r approva | .
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Your:e tru ly , .
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Augusf L, L972
Mr. Robert McNeilVail Build.ing DepartmentP.O. Box 100
Vail, Colorado 81657
Dear Sir:
This letter is in regards to a needed fan in the Holly
Vail Restaurant.
Mr. George Pappas, who is the owner, is out of the country
presentJ.y and is expected back approximately August 20 t L972.
He was aware of the fact that a fan had to be installed,
but had to leave sooner then planned. Upon his return, he
should have the job cornpleted no later then September 20, L972,
providing there are no complications.
Thank you for being so patient.
Sincerely,
SP/ax
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July 25, 1972
llr. Robarf T. Lrrlcr
Val l, Golorado
SubJrgt: LlonrHeod Arcadc
Dccr Bob:
.5lnce thr Holly Vall and LlonsHead Arcadc Bulldlng are occupled,rork ghould bo commonccd to correct tho lfemr llsted be. lor rlth-tn t)r (10) dayr from thc datc of thfs notlflcctlon and con-plo?cd not latcr ?hon trenty (20) days thcreafterl
-I, Opcn rtud walls In bollcr room shall bc cover6d rlth 5/An
9nc !our gypsum board.
2. F lic Hosc cablnets for the rof rtendptpe system must be
I nsta I led.
J. Ccrnrnf 3talr treods should bc pourcd for northcast stalr.;ay.
4. Vantllatlon for commerclol spsccs nust be provldcd.
plcasc'eontrct ?hg Bultdlng Departnent for further calrltl- ,catldn lnd Inforrna?lon vhen you rre rcady to commenco thc rork.
f{hcn rork ls conplrted, plcaie call for in Inrpectlon for
€onp I lancr
Yourg truly,
I i'k't
,r:lf.
f
I
8ul ldlng
Jul v 24, 1972
Mr. Bob NevrllHolly Vcll Rcstaurant ''
'
Vall, Colorado
Dear Mr. Ncwa I l;
In rofersnco to elrller dlrcusslon3 concernlng ventllatlon at
your rcatlurant, fhe Bufldlng'ooPartm.nt'wl|| roqulre work to
comn.ncc wlthln ten (10) days of thc dato of thlg notlflcctlon
and be comploted not lotcr th.n tronty (20) daye thercaftor.
It hlg cleo conc to our aftcntlon tha? thc grcase hood venfl
from tho kltEhen ls sptlllng grcaso condengoflon onto the alr
htndllng unlt ln the boller room. Slnce grsaes hood ductr are
to bo kcpt eloan tnd a deftnltl hattrd ls prcsent, claanup wlll
ba requlr€d nlthtn fhe ttme I lmlts rtatsd abova. lngtal la'tlon
of brftor f I ltratl,on at thc hood Ehould rlto be 6xarnln.d.
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contact thc Bul ldlng'Dcpartmcnt for lurthrr clarl fl-
'of the above. t{hcn you have completod the above work,
' ca I I for an I nspoct I on for eotp | | ance
Youro fru l y,
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Plumblng end Mechanlcal Inepector
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' Mr., Robort T. -LaEler
Val. l1 .,Colorqdo
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Oeir Bob r :
On Say 15, lg72 a fInal Inspoctlon rac made of the rubJect
proJect and ths follorlng non-confornltlos were noted:
.flOtnlng 'room exlt on ecst rlde requl res a door closor.
2. I Octct led nechaolcal planr of duct furnace lnd ventl la-
ttda rystrns In llnlng, kltchen ond tol Let areasshall bo provlded.: -Sl.zes of venfs .and raf Ings ol'
cxhausf fbnr, stc. ts be Included.
4|/spedtlcatlons on unlt rcirlg€ratlon system and kttchcn-.vent hood system shal I bc provlded.
ffhsn ltems 2 and J have been provldod, requlred cor-
rsctlons to neet Code ll | | bo dctermlned.
4. Flto dompers In vents ponelrotlng exferlor wol ts rl ll
, be Ingtalled lf no* prescntly In place
,2./1teed larger grcase trap rlth 20 grllon per mlnufe,
40 pound coPaclty crtnlmua ulth apProved flon control. devlc€ Instal lqd ln taf I plece of droln outlef. The
present groas€ frap hos only t 4 gal lon per mlnutc,
I pound capaclty and docs not rncet code.
6. Landln.gr on gxlt dopra rdqulred.4-+_
Yourg tru ly, .
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Mr. Robort T. LazlorVal l, Colorado
SubJect; pre f.l na | | nspect I on -
Dear Bob:
4 p."flnal lnspectton of thefol lowlng non-conformltles vrhflnal Inspectton can bo mado:
l. Exterior stalrs roqulre falllng
2. Fl re retardant p lywood on landl
5. F I re p laces hav€ wood rl ght up
4. Check code for step at doorwaytol lst area.
5. Steel pans In stalrs are not fl
6. Sldewalk around bul ldlng shouldfor ln plans.
subject bulldlng reverled fhelch must be corrected before a
Bulldlng
on both sldes.
ngs not Instaf led yef.
to the edge of fhe flreplace,
from lavatory area Into
I led rlth concreto.
be lnstalled as called
'uhen
the above rtenrs heve been taken care of, prease cart fora f lnal lnspectlon.
Yours tru I y,
TOl'lN 0F VA I L
Ed Strub leBulldlng 0fflclal
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Location: Lazier LionsHead Arcade Building
LionsHead Ma11 " Vai I , Col orado
0wnership: l{arren Kl ug, Larry LichliterLion Square Lodge, Box 418, Vai I
47 6-2281
0peration: Service of ice cream cones, ice cream sundaes,popcorn, cold fruit drinks only. Seating isnot provided for guests; take-out service only
i s i ntended.
Hours : 11 :30am to 8 :30pm
Toilets: Toilet facilit'ies provided for employeesonly on second floor above shop.
Handwashing: Sink provided on'shop prem'ises
Utensil washing: Service unensils only are needed. Theseinclude ice cream dippers and syrup lad1es
o nl y. Di pper wel 'l wi th conti nuous -fi ow waterprovided for dippers. Single sink providedfor clean-up of ladles. A1 I service to customerswill be on paper service.
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Nouember L6 1971
Mr Robert R CLark
Chainman, Board of Zoning,
TOUt OJ V47, L
Bos L00VaiL Colorado 81657
Appeals & Eaaminers
Dear Bob:
Ihis Letter ie to etate our
being applied foz, by Robert
uood on the enterior of hie
non-eonforming stairs.
We feeL that hie request is
be granted if it ean be made
Vai,L. If it eannot be made
be unfair.
Ihank you fot informing me of this meeting, and I'LL be Looking
foruard to hearing Aou" decl:sion.
Ioure truly,
I/,-,,t Nrl.h
Rurt. WoLter
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position on the building oarianc,e
i Lazi.er to uee non-fi.re retardant
LionsVead buiLding and aleo to uee
uaLid, and that a uari'anee should
a pe?manent ehange to the eode in
a pbrmanent ehange, ue feel it wouLd
1127 RACE STREET T DENVER, COLORADO 80206 T TELEPHONE (303) 355-6400
TOV/N OF'VAIL
30ARD 0F Z0iJ ii!c, AppEALS AND EXAM TNERS
N4EET I l.l c 0F N0VEI'1BER 16, 197 |
Meef ing called to order:A. The meeting was called to order at 9:30 in
Vai I Municipal Building.
The following members were present: l4essrs. J im Viele,
vl iich Hoyt, Robe rt Clark and Ed Struble (ex-of f icio).The f ollowing guests we re p resent: Messrs. Peter
Cramerus, Bob Lazier, and Chuck Rosenquist
Bus iness:
Case B-14-7 | - Chuck Rosenquist - l"ir. Rosenouist ore-sented a solution for the Boardts consideration on avariance which was hea rd on Octobe r 21 . He p roposed nan0-rails on fhe street side of the Creekside buildinq to
sal-isf y the needs of the traf f ic f low as f ar as handrailsby p uft ing one to And res, one to the con dom in i um area onthe easf side of the building. There i's also a question:of
who is responsible for p utt ing the railing on fhe lower
sta i rs, but Mr. Rosenqu ist will meet w iih Vail Assoc iatesto determine this matter. A motion was made by Mr. Vielethat 1"1 r. Rosenquist wi | | be required to use four handrai ls-:one on the west end at the poinf where fhe stairs break,two in the center and one on the east end. The motion was
se con de d by Mr. Hoyt and approved unan imous ly by the Boa rd.
The Board went to the site to determine what should be done
the Town of
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on the lower staB. Case B-18-71 - R
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ch mon d Assoc iates (Kiandra Lodge ) - Fredric
Bened ict & As soc i ates subm itted a lternative so lut ions forfhe circular sta irs on the case Dresented at the 0ctober 2l
meet i ng. A mot ion was made by lvi r. V ie le that Scheme Abe approved. The motion was seconded by Mr. Hoyt and approved
u n a n i mo u s I y .Ill. New Business:A. Case Z-14-7 | - Mr. P. A. Cramerus - Request for zoning varito allow no setback on the creek side in lieu of l0r and 5t' on the parking lot side in lieu of l0t in order to enlargethe Cornice building with the present width dimensions.
The Board f irst examined the plans of the property of the
proposed variance. lt appears that the Town of Va il has alease on some of the properfy on which Mr. Cramerus has an
opt ion. The Boa rd must determ i ne who ho I ds the lega Iright to the p rope rty be fore the var iance can be deniedor g ra n ted. A survey must be made of the properfy and thecorrect p rope rty lines determined be fore any act ion can betaken. The p rope rty su rveys in ex i stence were referred toMr. La rry Rob inson, Town Aftorney for his opinion.
Case B-20-71 - [4r. Roberf T. Lazier - Requesf for building
variance fo allow non-f ire retardant wood in lieu of f ire
reta rdant in noncon formance w ith Sect i on 2005 of the Uni-form Bui lding Code; and request to use non -con form i ng stair
construction. Mr. Lazier stated that the siding is approxi-
mately 60' from the nearest building so this doesnrt present
a f ire hazard. He then presented his case for fhe non-conforming sfair. They will put l/2tt p lywood fire retardant.
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The ent i re sta ir is ins ide a prestr"essed concrete shell.He also wants to use the same exte r io r f inish where the olans l
shot'r stucco. A rnotion was made by Mr. Hoyt tha-i the variancesbe granted. The motion was seconded by lvl r. Viele and ap-proved unanimouslV by the BoardC. Case B-2 1-7.i - Gold Peak by Vail Associafes - A motion wasmade by lvlr, Viele that temporary mechanicaI window venfila-tion be puf in fhe ch ildren rs waiting area immediatelyand that work start on J une I and to be cornpleted by July Ito bring the entire bui lding venfing up to the Code standards.The moi ion was se con de d by Mr. Hoyt and approved unan imousIyby rhe Boa rdD. Case B-23-7 I - l",lallory Nottingham - A buitding variance was.requested by 1,,4r. Notf ingham fo use f ire refardant treatedshingles over plywood in lieu of 5/8,1 gyp board in a smallarea in his f lower shop. A motion was made by Mr. Viele 'that Mr, No.itingham be required to use f ire retardant
coat ing ove r the shingles. The mot ion was seconded byIt4r. Hoyt and approved unanimously by the Board.
Othe r Bus iness:A. 14r. Strub le brought up the gas tank proposed for N4anor
Va i I for Avis Rent-A-Car. A ru I ing was made that gaso I inefacilities of any type must go in Heavy Services Zoning.Adjournment:A. As there was norother business, the meeting lvas adjournedat ll: l5 a.m.
0 Respectfu I ly submitted
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hag apPll.od for a Dullding vanLrnoa to allow hlnto ucc non-fLrc rltaldant wood on the cxtarl,on of hlrLlenallrad'bgtlding and also to uas nonoonforning
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hes apglicd tor a bulltting varlanoc to allow hiato urc non-fLna nctardant uood on tlio cxtcnior of ,'hic LloneHead building and alao to uao nonoooforul.ng
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The Boaf'4 of ,Zonlng, Agpcal.o Lnd Eiarinane wlll rrcetonlhurradly,Nov.cubrrI2at9:00a.g.l.ntheMunic1.pal Bulldlng to hca1. thla oeas. . ,,: .t''+
pnotaEt, plcas€ bo pte8.nt at-- , --. tbLe m6tLng. orr aand yaur Drotart by ctrtiflrd nftl. ... ;.
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Thie is to inforn you thathar appJ.led for a bulldlngto uge non-fl,re netardanthie Lioncllcad buiLding andgtalne. '
l'!r. Robent T. lazien
vaniance to allon hinrood on the exterion of
aleo to uae nonconfornlng
The Bornd of Zonlng, Agpcale and Exanlncr.e will neeton Thursday, Novemben 12 at 9:00 a.n. in the Munici-pal Dulldlng to hoan this oarlc.
If you wish to fl.Ie a proteet, plcaee be present atthia rnecting or acnd your prot6st by ecntified mall.
Yourg,s t:r'uly,
BOARD OT ZONINC, APPEALS AI{D EXAUINERS
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APPLICATIO N TO APPEAR BEFORE THEB94RD 0F zoMNG ALTUSTMiIE'----
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var].ance0f the Vail m the
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1 t:.n (10) day postingon the'.above requeste;
rn making a detenmination on zoning the Boand considens onr.y, 1. un-:f l:lg:liq' 2..need ron ii,e-propdsea.""oiin"rr 3. conpatibirity ofrne proposed vaniance with the-suinoundil;-;i"Ji u. effect on futunedevelopment of the a:rea_ana, i. hearth, "ir.lvl'and the welfare ofthe inhabitants of the fown.
rn.building code variances the Boand nay considen only, 1. suit-ability of altennate matenials and- meth6ds oi-oonstouition and.2. neasonabre intenpnetaiio""-oI' th; p;;;i"i;";-;; "ii!"lJi.l"''
The Adrninistnative 0fficial nay charlenge any vaniance g::anted which,goes beyond the scope of the p6rn.o" of the Board.
a fee of $25.00 is payabl,e in advance and thatqeniod'ie nesuinea-pi.ion t9 a-fulii. r.lii"iiii'
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Ed Sirub le
Building 0fficial
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Vai l, Co lorado
Dear Ed,September 16, 1971
ln going over your leiter of September 1, 1971, in regard to the Lazier/
Lionshead Building, I have revised and/or corrected the plans to con-
form fo the Unlform Building Code. The following ifsns are in numeri-
cal order according to your lefter.
1. R.T. Lazier has informed me thaf he is in the process now
of obtaining a sefback variance.
2. Mechanical and Electrical plans are to be handled through
R.T. Lazier and they should be forthcoming in fhe near fu-
3. See attached sketch for new location of exterior stair.5. The door fo mechanical room is to be moved a disfance of
5f-0r! T0 THE EAST of its oresent location.6. See mechanlcal plans from R.T. Lazier.
7. See mechanical plans f rom R.T. Lazier.
B. (a) Window Type C is io be changed to Pella #2B56SC in
fieu of #2032.(b) Window Type D is fo
lieu of #4016A.(c) Window Type B is to
lieu of #2060SC(d) Window Type A is to be changed to 2 Pel la #2820A in
lieu of #2424DH as per attached sketch.9. See mechanical plans f rom R.T. Lazier.10. Door type 36A from stairway to entry is to be solld core, B
label, one hour fire rated door with self closure at all a-
pa rtments .ll. See mechanical olans from R.T. Lazler.
12. Exterior wood slding is to be freated with fire retardant "Non-
Commrr or equa | .13. Vent stacks fron mechanlcal room is to be 5/8" gyosum board
inside and out as shown on the olans.14, All 2 by 4 stud exferior walls with wood siding are to have
a layer of rtVlsqueen" or equal as a waterproof barrier.15, Allguard rails are to be raised f rom Dresent heighf ol 36"
to 42t' at all locations except over stair runs which will
rema in as is.16. A stee I grab lron ladder is fo be installed on precast con-
crete wall adjacent to mechanical room vent shafts for access
be changed to 2 Pella # 4020A in
be changed to Pel la #2068SC in
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fimber construction. Treads
by 12 with stringers to be 5 by
channe I construction in lleu
to roof.
Interlor stal rs are fo be heavy
are to be 3 by 12 in lleu of 2
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Exterior^ stal rs sha | | be steelof wood.19. 0n exterior wood stud walls the layer of 1/2" p lywood sheafhl ng is
to be reDlaced with 5/8" waterproof gypsum board to give one
hour flre rated construction.20. See mechanlcal olans f rom R.T. Lazier.
21 . Fireplace chimney chase is to be sea led at each floor.22. See mechanica I plans from R.T. Lazier.23. All exterior non-bearing walls are to be elther non-combust-
ible treated wood studs or metal studs at the optlon of R.T.
Lazier.24. See mechan lca I p lans25. See mechanical plans
26. 2 by 4 stud spacing
over l4f-Ofr hlqh is27. Please dlscuss wifh
I believe this answers the questions ln your letter.
unclear, feel free fo call on us at any time.
lf any of these are
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from R.T. Lazier.
on the Thlrd f loor exterior wall where
to be reduced f rorn l6rt io 12" o.c.
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TOVJN OF VAIL
tsOARD OF ZONING, APPEALS AND EXAMINER.S
I''1I]\iUTES FOR PIEETING 0F SEPTEMBER 9. 197i
i'ieeting Called to Order
A ,T1L ^ _^^rj*_,.A. 1ne neerl-ng was call-ed to onder atvail- ui r l-ce ,
- - mamhar.,c r^7o1-ra -\1.\.\^^F+-.t) . -L lls I \J_L-LVWIf tB tr wer'c: .:,r, eUgJI L :
9:25 a.m. in the Town of
Messrs. C1ar:k, Knox and
C. The following
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D. A motion wasof August 12,
Mn. Viele and
II. Past Business
guests were present: Messns. Fnan Bush andof Roark and Associates.
made by Mr, Knox that the minutes of the meeting
1971 be appnoved. The motion was seconded by
appnoved unanimousl-y by the Board.
A.Contractor's iicense for Vail- Contractors - A centifiedl-etter was mailed to Vair contractors on August 12 nequest-ing them to appean at -che'meering of Septem6er 9 to answerquestions about a fal-se statemenf on thiir application f,orcontracton ts license. A motion was made uy lln. Knox thatthein license be nevoked as of septemben 9 by the BuirdingOfficial . The motion was seconaei Uy l,tr. Vi6fe and passedunanimously by the Board.
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A case B-L1-71 - LaPinata, c. L. Ba:ribeau -.Request for buildingvariance to constnuct a plywood and shake noof over outsidebar in nonconformance with unifonm BuiLding code. Mn. clarkgave the following background info::mation to the Boand: Thestructure was completed without obtaining a building permitor permission fnom the Anchitectural Contnol Board. They ,:
have since gotten a building penmit subject to this 'v.riancebeing granted. The building code does not allow plywood, onshake shingles fon buildings of this type. Fine Chief FranBush feels that it is a fi:re hazard due to the materialsused fo:r construction. It wouLd be very easily ignitedfrom any outside heat source. A suggesrion was nJde lyMr. Clark to delay decision on this vaniance until thespecial neeting on Septembe:r 17 so that the Board and theArchitectural control Boa:rd will have an oppo,J.tunity to lookat the structure. A motion was made to delay the decision byMr. Viele and seconded by Mr. Knox. The motion passed unaniirously.
Case 2-9-71 - Donald R. Roark E Associates for Steve Arnold -Request fon setback va:riance. Mn. Mike penkins of Roark andAssociates presented the facts to the Board. Thein firm hadwonked unden the assumption that a vaniance had been gnantedand they pnoceeded with the worki-ng drawings on that issunrp-tion. They do not wish to destroy the asp-n trees by movingthe house further back on the lot: l{r. ciark pointed out t[atther"e is no possible way to 10cate the house on the site without
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needing a va::iance or :reducing the size of the building.It then came to the attention of the Board that the Archi-tectunal Control- Boand has not yet passed the plans for thisbuilding and nay nequine noof ovenhangs which would necessitatea fu:rther vaniance on the setbacks. The::efore, a.motion was
made by Mr. Clank to delay the decision until the specialmeeting of the 17th. The motion was seconded by Mn. Knoxand passed unanimously by the Board
The following contuactons licenses. were approved subjectto neceipt of insurance information:
IV.
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. A. Cox Constnuction. Amcor, Inc.. Po:rto-Mix Conc:rete, Inc. Louis Cook Plumbing € Heating, Inc.
Denven Drywall CompanyPackard Ente::pnises
Ace Roofing, Ine.
Tiago Constnuction
Pnestnessed ConenetePitkin County Poot SupplyCharles Thompson
Harms Steel, Inc.Victor GallinaDelta Dny Wa11
Gr"een € Gneen Constnuction
Adjournment - As there was no othen business, the neeting ad-journd ar 10:35.
Respectfully submitted,
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e. ease 2-10-71 - Robert T. Lazlef - Request for setbaek varianceof 6 r in lieu of 10 t on east and west sides of LionsHeadPancel A building, in onder to build 4t balconies. Aftenthe Board reviewed the plans, a motion was made by Mr. Knoxthat the va::iance be gnanted and was seconded by Viele. TheMotion passed unanimously.
Othen Business
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Ift. Robcnt R. Engel.ke
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Denvan, eolOnado 80222
SubJect r La,zLenl Lionshcad
Gentlenenr
I have chackcd'the planewith th€ pnoviaions o6tsdLtlon) ae arnended and
foLlowing:
Bullding
fon the abovc-gubject Job Ln accordanecforth ln th6 Unl.fonn Buil,dlng Code (I9?0
adopted by the Town of ValI , and find the
Uae zonc Le ComncncLal Co:re.II;, occupangy group ie 82, F2 and H;type {II ong hou:l cone.t:ruetion. Tha follonLng-Ltene arl. nonoonforn-ing with thc Unj.forrn-BuLlding Code and shall Ec conncotod by revl,scd
PIdnB o:r addendrrn pr.J.on to Lccuanco of the ponnita. rf an -itln tcoonfqrming by vlntuc.of a aleolfication on detail on thc exiatingdocunonts - so note in your-return ncply:
1, Sctback'vanl,ance requlned;
2. Subnit mechanical and clcctrical plane.
3. subarit ncvieed.plot plan ehowing naw rocatLon of exteniorrtal.n in ne}atlon to"prsopenty llne.
5. Relocate door to mechanicar noom eo lt ig not againat door 'torental apac€.
6, A dninklng fountaln ic nequined on ground floon.
1. Buirdlng ahalr ba-pnovided wlth an app?oved outeide gas dhutoffvalve conapicuouely nanked.
8. Bedroom wLndowe do not m€Gt ar^€a nequineinentE of Seotlon I30S (a),
9. Kitchen doec not confonm to SeotLon I30S (a).
10. Eoog to-unitc fron etairhrays charl be onc hour labcl and',saIf-.. cloeing in accordenec wl.th'-Scctlon 330S (c)
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ll,. Bathroom exhaust units eha1l be capable of Pnoviding five air
changes per houn, connected dlnectly to the outside in all H
occu3ancies.
L2. Exterior wall covering may be wood on 100t of the waII anea offinst floon above grade; and 40t of the wal-I area of all floons
above the first floon pnoviding it is fire netardant treated
wood.
13. Both shafts starting in mechanical room shall be one hour fire
resietive congtruetion inside and out.
14. Weather exposed wall a:reas shall have a r.teather resistive.' bannier,
15. Guandraile ehalL be not less than 42rr in height.
16. Install ladder to noof in accordance with Section 3306 (n) as
amended.
L7. fnterior stairs shall be heavy timber or one hour fire resietive
conetnuction.
18. Exterior stain shalL be of noncombugtible constnuction in accord-
ance with Section 3305 (n).
19. AIl construction shalt be a minimum of one hou:r fire:reeistive.
Details eueh as 8/7 do not conply.
20. A ret standpipe ie requined.
2L. Fireplace chinney chaEe ehall be sealed off at floor on be
tneated ae a shaft.
22, AlL rental space shalt be mechanically ventiLated with no Legs
than two changes pen hour:, with 1/5 of the supply from the
outsl.de. Pleaee note: No units may be mounted on the extenion
of the buil@-ffr'6 exposed position and all openj-ngs in the
extenion wal-1 shalL have fine dampers.
23. ALl extenion nonbeaning walls shaIl be one houn fine resistive
noncombustlble conetnuction (metal gtuds or fine netandant wood)
in aceondance with Section 2003 (a) exception no. 3 and Tab1e
I7-4.24. Restrooms :required fon rental aneae in accondance with Section
705 and 1105.
25. MechanicaL noom shall have cornbustible ain vents in accordance
with Table 6-4 and Section 603 of the Uniforrn Building Code
Volume II, Mechanical , L970 edition.
26. Maximum zfr x 4rr stud height is 1g'-0"; however, if studs oven
this height are spaced l2tron center in lieu of 16", they will
be acceptable.
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27. Bullding valuat{on iE Lletsd on parmlt appllcatioa la 9396,000rhich ie appnoxirately $1.7.00.pcn rquans foot. Thc nl.ninun pcr
sguare foot valus te $20i00 par rquanre foot which nakes tot+buildlng valuatlon at 84401000.
Since constructlon.has alneady atantcd on thLe projeot, thic OJflae
. muat have r return rcp3.y not laten than 16 days faon datc henson lnordcn to wonk to contlnuc on the pnoJoet. If thiE offico ney beof any aeeictanoc, pleaar donrt frelltate to call
Youne truly,
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Use Zon
Avenage G::ade
Height of Buildins V Sf o- ,*":
No. of Stonies "t
FLoon Anea
Type of Constnuction
Lot Ar"ea
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occupancy Group FZ
Floo:: Ar"ea Ratio
Setbacks Requined:
Occupant Load
S: /S . a - /{-Front 6./o Side b:.r.o Rea? A?/c.
Par-king Requined
Loading Berths Requined
Compliance With:
a) Occupancy Sec. 5 vl
b) 0ccupancy Group
c) Type Const. Sec. 1?
d)
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Type Const./'
Exits Sec. 33
Genenal Engng. Sec. 23
Masonnv Sec. 24
Wood Sec. 25
Concrete Sec. 26
Stee1 Sec. 27
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Veneer Sec. 30
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Roof Const. Sec. 32
Penthouses Sec. 36
Fireplaces Sec. 37
Fi::e Protection Sec. \2
Fine Standards Sec. 43
Public Pnotections Sec. 44
Occ. of Pub. Prop. Sec. 45
Drywall- € Plaster'Sec. 47
Pne-Fabnicated Const. Sec. 50
Plastics Sec. 52
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Fire Svstems Sec.
Stases Sec. 39
Glaes t GLazine Sec.
STATE OF
COUNTY OF
COLORADO )
)EAGLE )
SS. DECLARATION OF LAND ALLOCATION
. L A----i ;11( being f irst duLy sworn
e f'6n-owftlg statements ane true and
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upon oath
cornectwit:accororng be st knowledge, infor"mation and belief' to
1. That this statement is nade in conjunction with the filing
of an application for a building perrnit to the Town of Vail and to
eomply witir tne reguirements of-Anticle VII, Section 3, ordinanee
Number 7 (Senies of 1969) Zoning Ordinance fon tne Town of Vail as
amended by Ondinance i\trumber 8 (Series of 19?0) and Ordinance Numben 15
(Senies of 1970).
of the building site for the proposed
say
to roy
2. Thebuilding is
( Descniption
descniption)
STATE OT
COUNTY OF
descniption
as follows:
3. The proposed building site qontains lbtT.Ot " squar:e.feet,
and the existing building contains lV,bO Square feet and tne
proposed addition contaiis --Equene feet; the total building-squir.e feet is r---!.' --a-s--d!TTfr6a in the afonesaid Zoning
Ondinance as amdn--E7il-="-:L Pt-k,iw - nl ooo tr 9t oP l.4a4
q. The pnopose'O Uu{taing an6/on existing bui}ding_and addition
as it relates to the building site area, comply to tire FLoon Anea
Ratio fon the zoning vrhich applies to the building site, as defined
may be attac
COLORADO )) SS.
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veyon maP
The foregoing
Bworn to,)efone me,ttris 112, ..._ _ day
and declaratigs Y,i"lYP ibed and
My Comrni scion Expiree
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TOWN OF VAIL
Building Pennit SupplementrA'
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of the
aborle ment ioned pFoi ecf-ao -nereby-ceFttfy-TF t-T have nead
and understand in full the folLowing excerpts from the
Uniform Building Code and that a copy of this supplement
shall- be posted with the inspection cand at the job site:
Sec. 107
Sec. 202 (e)
Sec. 302 (a)
Sec. 302 (c)
Sec. 304 (a)
Sec. 304 (b)
Wheneven there is ineufficient evidence of
compliance with the pnovisions of this code,
the Building Official may nequire tests
as pnoof of compliance to be made at the
expense of the ownen or his agent, by an
appnoved agency.
Wheneven any wonk is contnary to this code,
the BuiLding Official may orden the wonk
stopped until. he authonizes the wonk to
pnoeeed.
Approved plans shall not be changed, rnodified,or altened without written authorization
fnom the Building Official .
No permit gives authority to violate anypnovisions of this Code, on any othen ondin-ance. The issuance of a penmit shaLl not
prevent the Buil-ding Official fr.om theneafterreguiring the correction of non-confonmities.
At the request of the Building Official , aletten shall be submitted to him from a
negistered land surveyor on engineer certify-ing the Location of the building in relationto property lines, prion to the instal-lation of the foundation waLls.
fnspection cand shall be read, filled out infulI , and posted eonspicuously at the jobsite. Do not cover up any work not signedoff by Building Inspecton.
Befone any sign nay be used on posted, it
sha1l be approved by the Sign Review Conmittee.
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BUILDING
Jurisdiction
Applicant to complete numbered spaces only.
PLAN CHECK VALIDATION
WHITE _ INSPECTOR
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CANARY - AUDIT
( 13EE AiIACHED SHEET)I oEsci.
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ARCHITECT OR DESICNEh
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PERMIT FEE tf**;A-O1l Valuation of work: $
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(r-"9 OFFSTREET PARKING SPACES:
NOTICE
SEPARATE PERMITS ARE REOUIRED FOR ELECTRICAL, PLUMB.
ING, HEATING, VENTILATING O8 AIR CONDITIONING.
THIS PERMIT BECOMES NULL AND VOIO IF WORKOR CONSTRUC-
TION AUTHORIZED IS NOT COMMENCED Y{ITHIN 60 DAYS, OR IF
CONSTRUCTION OR WORK ISSUSPENDEDOR ABANDONEO FOB A
PERIOO OF 120 DAYS AT ANY TIME AFTER WORK IS COM-
MENCE D.
I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT I HAVE REAO AND EXAMINEO THISAPPLICATION ANO KNOW THE SAME TO BE TRUE AND CORRECT.ALL PROVISIONS OF LAWS ANO OROINANCES GOVERNING THISTYPE OF WORK WILL AE COMPLIEO WITH WHETHER SPECIFIEDHEREIN OR NOT. THE GRANTING OF A PERMIT OOES NOTPRESUME TO GIVE AUTHORITY TO VIOI..ATE OR CANCEL THEPROVISIONS OF ANY OTHER STATE OR LOCAL LAW REGULATINGCO'STRUCTI.ON OR THE PERFORMANCE OF CONSTRUCTION.
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?OIiN OF VAIL
BOARD 0F ZON]NG, APPEALS,
I{INUTES FOR I'EETING OF
Meeting Cal1ed to Order:
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A. The neeting vras ca1leo to order at 9:20 a.m. at the Tivoli
Lodse .
B. The following r.embers were present: Messrs. Clark, Hoyt,We1in, Young and Struble (ex-officio).
C. The following guests were present: Messrs. Dick Judd,Attonney for Carl Nelson Construction; Chuck Ogilby, ApolloPark; Robert -azier; Steve Boyd, Closen Than Most Construction;Bud Parks, Gondola ski Shop; Buck Rink, Hyder 6 Bush constnuction;John Suchan, Foster Lumber Company; and James Kough, Edelweiss.
Past Busi-nes s
Carl Nelson Construction apptication for contractor.ts license:l1r. lJelin abstained from voting as he has a personal inte::estin the matter. The following backgnound information was givenby Mr. Judd, attorney fon Carl- Nelson Construction: The -
articles of incorporation for ctoser Than Most constnuction wene .'fil-ed April 197C. Rel-ationshrp between Mr. Nelson and Mr. Boydwas severled i-n December 1970 because of disagneements about the
r:.anagenient of the companyl howeven, the corporation continuedwith each Mr. Boyd and Mr:. Nelson owning half of the Corporationbut with Mr. Boyd handling all management for the corporation.
Mr' Judd presented the argument that the contracts for the vlelinand Brown residences weue signed by the conporation (Closen
Than Most Constr.uction) and not as a partnership (Boyd andNelson) and thenefore the corponation and not the individualsare responsibl-e and Nel-son's license should therefone be grantedon this basis, Mr. Hoyt stated that the Board cannor accept thisargunent since the Boand is looking at each individuals' qualifi-cations and financial nesponsibility and it does not make anydiffenence that the person in question has forrned another companyunder another^ name. Soyd stated thar the corporation haspaid all of the outstanding bi1ls and the work is being finished.
Mr.. Boyd stated that he is assuming responsibility for liens and
Boyci will wr"ite a letter to the Board stating that C1oser ThanMost Constnuction (the Corporation) is ::esponsible fo:: Brownrs
and Wel-ints nesidences and not Carl Nelson as an individual orCarl Ne1son Construction Company.*v,
A notion was made by Mr. Young that we grant a 30 day extensionF)^to Car:I Nelson Construction on a p::ovisional basis pending lil !/satisfacto::y adjustment of the two complaints n"ceiieJ-Uv'tfr" l{ >Board. The motion was seconded by Mn. Hoyt and passed unani- I2Zmously by the Boand I= ilztmIU
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Board of
ofoi- l.ieeting of l{ay 13, 1971Zoning, Appeals and Examiners
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Ner"i Bus ine s s
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A, Application for contractorts license by Closer Than MostConstruction Company: A notion was made by Mfl . young thatCloser Than Most Construction license application be handl-edin the same manner as Canl- Irlelson Constnuction. The motion wasseconded by Mr. !^lelin
Case 2-6-71 - Gondola Ski Shop application for a set backvariance: The setback v.tri.ance in ac co;.cl.'r;i c e with drawingssubnitted by Mr . Parks , wai ;rante, . .,,; ,.-c l- -r, wt.:-L Ir'n approvalfrorn VaiI Associates for the Stairs vrnicii proiect into tnetract 1and. The Boa:rd membens l_ooked at the pnoposed si.teand it was agueed that the tract land must be preserved aswas before the addition. A motion was made by Chan Vlelingrant the variance with the above Drovisions and seconded
Bob Clark.
Case 8-2-71 - James W. Kough (Edel-weiss) - Application fon twobuiiding varrances, one for combustion air vent and one fon tnashchute vestibul-e: A motion was made bv Mr. Hovt that a solution
j .{-
.be woi:ked out between Building Official- ahd Mr. Koughventing. The motion was seconded by M:r. Young. Mn.agreed to meet with Mr. Kough ts representative at thework out the requined details for the combustion ai::
on the
Strublesite and
vent
. A rnotion was rnade by Mr. Hoyt that variances reganding tnashchute vestibul-e not be granted and that Mr.. Kough be requiredto construct a vestibule around the tnash chute in the basementThe motion was seconded by Mn. Welin.
D. Case B-3-71- - Hibberd Construction Company application forbuilding vaniance with regard to chases (Tabl_e I7-A of UniformBuilding Code): Motion was made by Mr. Hoyt that we acceptBuilding Official's judgement in this case. The motion was
seconded by Mn. Young. The following recorrir,lendat ion was madeby Mn. Stnuble: The contractor should use Albi-C1ad on steel
membens and non-organic matenial be stuffed into the chases.A rnotion was made by Mr. Welin that the variance be g:ranted withtire suggestions nade by M::. Struble incorponated. The notionwas seco;tded bv Mr. Clark.
CaSe B-5 -7l- - ft6|r,.r't T L:zior' =nnl 'in:tinn fnn \11i.Iding Vaf ianCewith regard to pi.."*",',.-;f-;i"i;;:--;-;;;s""ii""-""s made byMn. St:ruble that stairs be moved to center of building ins-Eeadof on the end of buil-ding to promote better fire safety.
!3?i"t must agree and wnite a letter to the Boand stating that
15 r of setback will be provided on par:ce1 C when it is builton, and that pa::cel- 1 will not be used fon a building. Motion
made by Mr. Hoyt that the variance be g:ranted pending recei_pt I
of lettens f:rom Mn. Lazien and Vail Associates with respect toparcel 1.
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IV.
oo: r"iee'E 1;19 oi l:ayZoning, Appeals,
I ? r oz:Lv ) 4J 1!
and Exami.ners
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Case Z-3 -7L - Rodney E. Slifer - Request for setback variance:This case was preseirted by Mr. Slifen ar rhe April 22, L97L
nee-Eing as he was not planning to be in town for rhe meering of
May 13, 1971. Mr. Struble stated that he could see no danger
f:'om the standpoint of fire since there is a gneat distance from.the existing nouse (Hastings). Mr. Hastings has given his
approval to the tsoard for the variance. A motion was made byi{n. Young that the variance be gnanted to allow a 5 | setbackfron the property line. The motion was seconded by Mn. Welin.It was suggested that a l-etten be wnitten to M::. S1ifer statingthat he must be sure where his property line is and should not.
}\r-^ 1r-i - ^^.iDase r-ll-.s opl-nlon on Ine posl-tl-On Or Tne ex].Stl.ng rence.
Case Z-4 -7I - Vai-l- Fine Pnotection District - Request fonsetback variance: A variance request was made for a 6 t set-
back vaniance on the west side. A motion was made by Mr. Hoytthat the variance be denied and that the Fire Protection District
must meet the 10 | setback requirernent, but the Board woul-d granta variance on the South property line and the building must be
moved on the pnoperty in acco::dance with the above. The va::iance
was denied on the basis of assessibility to the sewer line thatruns between the two buildines. The vaniance as sranted would
a-.r-ow the builciing to be no 61oser than 6r on the South property
I. Case 2-5-71 - Vail Fire P:rotection Distnict - Request forsetback va::iance: A variance request was made fon a 3 t setback
variance on the property l-ine which f::onts on the road. A
motion was rnade by Mn. Welin that the variance be granted ifthe Fii:e P::otection Distnict Board aglrees to accept recommendation
made fo:: Case 2-4-71. The motion was seconded by Mr. Welin.
Other Business
The following applications for Contractonts Licenses !/ere appnovedsubject to receipt of insurance certificates and othen missinginformation:
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Amco Electric
Stan Andenson
Benedict t s
Cl-osen Than Most Construction - see IIf A.
Down East Landscaping
Gany Hamilton
Case B-4-7l- - Robert T,with regar:d to section 3A motion was maCe by Mn.
two exi ts ,; s ncr'..- jpgd inthat an altennate methodfrom the balconies. The
Laz.i e'r- - Rcnrreqt fn-r^ hrr j'r I jno rr:-i4ngg
302 (a) of the Uniforr:r tsuildins Code:
Hoyt that the variance not to provid
section 3302 (a) be approved provideof exit be pnovided by way of ladder
motion was seconded by Mn. Young.
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TO A:?;AR, tsEFORE THE
ZONTNG AD'USTMEN|
BUILDING APPEALS
Ausust 30. 1971
Pnl-ran+ 'F T
;;,0f the Vail Zoning Oraina""u -irr-o"oer ro
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BO.qRD OF
BOARD OF
NAT T' .
rn making a deter::rination on zoni.ng the Board considens on1y, r. un_9.f lt9"hip, 2. -need for the proposea.va::iance, a. "o,"p_tibility oftne p:roposed variance with the-sui:rounaing-ar,"", ,+. effect on futu:redevel0pment of the a:rea_and, -t. heali:rr-l-ir"lvl'and the welfane ofthe ii:hacitants o*- the lown. -"' ss'veJt '
rn buii<i:ng code vari-ances the 3oard may considen on1y, 1. suit-abi1:ry of a..ternare mater.iars anci methocis of constr.uction and.2. reasonabre interpnetati-""-"r trrJ provi"io""-"i-i;;';;;":'^*'
The Administrative_officiar- may challenge any variance gnanted whichgoes beyond the scope of the p6,o"o" of fne g6"odl
.rt is undenstood inat a r-ee of $25.00.is payable in advaace and thata ten (lc) day postirg peniod-is-n.quirea'pi'io"-to a public heaningon t,i1e .above nequestsl
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Auguet 31, 19?l
CERTIFIED I.{AIL
Mn. Robert NottVail Aaeociates, Inc.P. 0. Box 7Vail , Colonado
SubJect: Vaniance Meatl.ng of Board. and Examinenc
of Zoning, Appcatra
Dean }b. Nott:
The Boar.d of Zonl-ng, Appeala and Examineng wl.ll meotSaptembcr 9 at g:00 a.rn. to hear a va:rl.anee requeetfon Hr. Robcnt T. Lazien and for Dona1d R. Roark andAcrociateg.
t{r. lszicr has negueeted a zoning vanl.ance to allowbalconiee on thc east eide and the weet aide of hie newbuitding in PancEl A to pnoJect within eix fcet of the
Droperty lLne.
Donald R. Roank and Aaaociatee ha,s requested a zoningvarianoe to allow thc Stcve Arnold nseidenoe withinthnee fEet of the fnont property llne i.n lieu of theten foot rcguired by the Zoning Ondlnance.
Sincenely,
BoARD Or ZONING, APPEALS, Al,tD EXAI,IINERS
Robent Clank
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APPLICATIONTO APPEAR BEFORE THE
BOARD OF ZONING AD]USTMENT
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var0f ce from the nequrrements o t i.one'Vai1 Zoning Ondinance in orden to
nespectfully ::equest
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rn making a deter.nination on zoning the Boand considens on1y, 1. Un-due hardship' 2..need fon the pnopSsed va::iance, 3. compatiuiriiv-orthe proposed variance with the- sunrounding "o.", 4. effect on futuredevel opment of the area and, 5. health, sif"ty, and the wer-fare ofthe inhabitants of the Town.
rn.building code var"iances the Boand may considen on1y, 1. suit-ability of altennate matenials and methods of constr^uciion and,2. reasonable intenpnetations of the provisions oi th" code.
The Administrative officiar may challenge any va::iance gnanted whichgoes beyond the scope of the porvens of Ine Boand.
rt is undenstood that a fee of $25.00 is payable in ad.vance and that
" tgl ( 1o ) day posting peniod is nequi:red- piion to a public heiringon the above requests.
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Ur. nobgfr, t. LslorI1roll lodgeVrll, Colora& 81657
IlCtf lir. Llglerr
To eonftn our @nvtrrrtLon of Aprll g, 1971, tou rrlprcrratly uLng Snat E yltbla $lllor Ctrcle for rtoragco! oaatnrstloo cquLplrnt erd ratrrlal and lor parhlng-rltb tbr ponl,trLon of veLl trroclatrl, tac., dlchlcarcr ar of 4rtll 20, 19?1.
nr of tirt drto you lrrvt rgrocd to hevr rtt oquLpnrntrnd r.t*lal renoved frw tbr rrLd lrad prrocl' rsd rlllupou_bLlllag by Vrtl froctrtos p.y your abrro of gndiag
end lradroiplag oortr @ rGttolc rrlst E to lt tnt rd.d-Perk-llti rt tll|,
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TOhIi{ Oi VAIL
30ARD 0i ZOiIING, APPEALS Al'lD EXAMINERS
I,IIi{UTES FOR I.{EETING OF APRIL 8. 1971
I'leeting Calied to Order
A. The neeting was cal_l-ed to order at 9:30 a.m. on April g, IgZlat the Town of Vail office.
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ts . The follor+ing nenbers r^7ere present:Young, and Struble (ex-officio).
C. The following guests were present:
D. Minutes of the rneetfng of l,larch 18,correcred. Motion was made bv Mr.
Past Bus ine s s
A. Yountain Haus
ud.be .o-L-II.
fiip\t r.7a1.'6 h^-F
wii- hear the
New Business
Messrs. C1ark, Hoyt, Knox,
Fiarald VJestbye and Bob Lazier
1971 riere approved asHoyt and seconded by Mn. Knox.
request for appeal regarding doon cl_osers -Mn. Gaynor Miller called to infonm the tsoard thatyet prepared to have case nehea::d. The Boand
case at their" next r"egular meeting.
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O"4.. Haral-d Westbye (Kiandra Lodge) Case Z-2-TI - Request for setbackvariance. Mn. Westbye requested a setback variince of 5r. Itwas then suggested by M::. Struble that he request a variance of
3 | since the building is arreacly crose to the property rine inonc place
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Mn. Westbye stated that the complex was planned about two andone-ha1f years ago. The lodge was built 'L41969 but thenemainder of the complex was not cofrp*I6tEE-EElIIlt tinie due tolack of rxoney. Since the building was planned before any codewas adopted, they feet they should be able to go ahead with thecomplex as planned. VaiI Associates owns the n-nDel t\/ ,arii,anonito the Kianbra and they did not p;;;.;;";h;";.;i;;".'lriJi--ii'^'
was posted for the requi:red 10 day peniod.
Mr'' Knox moved the va:riance of 3 t setback be granted. Motion wasseconded by Young. The Board then voted unanimously to grant the
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Mr. Bob Lazien presented his preliminary plans to the Boa::d fo::thein feeling before the final plans ane dr"awn for his new Lions
Heaci project. He wants to substitute two doors fr:onr bedr"ooms tooutside balconies instead of a harrway fon exit. His vaniance caseon this matten will be heand at the Special meeting on the 22nd ofApril
The^following applications fo:r contnactorrs Licenses were appnovedsubject to receipt of insuuance certificates and payment:
1. James Cnaig
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Fcbnuary 25r 197I
lln. Robert Lazl€rP. 0. Box 627
Vail , Colonado 81657
Subjcot: New Conatructl.on
Dean Bob:
Ed StrublcEuilding Official
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Ae you havo nontloncd to me in tho PaEtr you ulll' be eon-
etnuctLn! r new butlding tn the Lionr Hcad area thla- ooming
Eeaeon. I wieh to bring the following to youn attention in
as much as your WiUowe Drojeot nas not quite I'up to snuffrr.
Fon a building the aizc that you are conternglating, it r11I
bs nccoaeany that you have a ncgietaned anohltoct, regietercd
ncchanlcal lnd electnlcrl engineene in order to obtain a
permit.
I b::ing thlE to your attentlon at thie t:lme Eo thlt you won-tt
havc a delay in gettlng your pcrrnlt to pnocosd lrlth the wonk.
If you havc any queetJ.ona ndgandlng ths above, pleaee donrtheaitate to oall,.
Reapoctfully,
TOT{N OF VAIL
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