HomeMy WebLinkAboutVAIL VILLAGE WEST FILING 1 LOT 42 LEGAL,r-m
Design Review Board
ACTION FORM
Deparfnent of Crmmunity Development
75 Sorrth Frontage Road, Vail, Colorado 81657
tel: 970.479.2139 tax: 97Q.479.2452
web: www.ci.vail.co.us
Proiect Namer Shimon retaining wall DRB Number: DR8030289
Project Description:
REPI.ACE WOOD RETAINING WALL WilTI BOULDER RETAINING WALL
Participants:
OWNER SHIMON, DENNIS L. 072812003 Phone:
PO BOX 3643
VAIL CO
81658
License:
APPUCANT GREEN VALLEY LANDSCAPING 0712812003 Phone: 970-926-6430
PO. BOX 792
AVON, CO 81620
License l
ProjectAddress: 1828 ALTA CRVAIL Location: 1828 ALTA CIRCLE
Legal Description: Loh 42 Block Subdivision: VAIL VILI-AGE WEST FIL 1
Parcel Number: 210312307013
Comments:
BOARD/STAFF ACTION
Motion By: Action: STAFFAPR
Second By:
Vote: Date ofApproval: 08/11/2003
Conditions:
Cond: 8
(PLAN): No changes to these plans may be made without the written consent of Town of
Vail staff and/or the appropriate review committee(s).
Cond: 0
(PLAN): DRB approval does not constitute a permit for building. Please consult with
Town of Vail Building personnel prior to construction activities.
Planner: Matt Gennett DRB Fee Paid: $2O.OO
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Location of the Propos al; Lot: 'ft).-Btock: iV/F subdivision:
Physical Address;
Farcel No.: Z(O3 i13 07Ot? (coniact Easte co. Asse$sor at e?0-328-86a0 for parcel no.)
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Name(s) of Owner(s):
Mailing Address:
Owner(s) Signature(s):
Name of Applicanh
l4ailing Address:
€-mail Address:Fax: (
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Type of Review and Fee:
I Sigirs
- Conceptual Review
- New Construdinn
r---'r Addit or
: Minor Alteration
( niulti-fu mitylcoti-rmerciel)
MInor Alteration
(singie-fanilyiduplex)
Change5 to Approved '1ians
Separati)n Reques!
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$50 Plus $1.C0 per square foet of lotal srgn area'
$650 For construction of a ierry buildlnq or d€mx/iebuild'
iiOO For an addrtion r'rhsr€ square faotage is added to any resideniial or
commercial buiicjinE {incir,des 250 addfiions & intericr conversions)'
$25D For mlncr [hdnges !o buildings and Site improvernelrts, su'il as'
reroofing, pa;n1ing, v'rrndow additions. l':ndscapir:g, fences and
retarning walls, etc,
$20 Fcr rni.,or chdn6e:i to Dultdlsgs afid s'lt'e trnL.''rcvernclrts, :u'-lL di,
rereofin!, painLr',g, !ryindiw Eddiions' lanCscapins, fences and
retaining wallg/ etc.
$30 Fo; revisions to plens a:ieadr- ?pproved by Planning staff or the
Design Review Boai'd'
No Fe€
lnor Office Use OnlY:
lFee Paid:Check No.:---- BY:
lA.pplication Darer
iPlanrreri
Application for Design Review
Depdrtment of Csr:1 urif/ D€velDprnent -
75 South Fiontage F.oad, Vaii, Colorads 81557
tei: 970.479.2139 faxi 97AA79 -2452
web: V,rwrnt.ci.vaii.co.us
General Information:
All projects requiring desigfl review must re,:eive apFreval pnor to gubmltur:g a building permit aPplication' flease
refer !o the s,.tbmiti.3 requirements for the padiculaf approvai th;i is reqat-tttc. An aTplication for Design Review
cannot t-E acceFte.: until a !.equirgcl information i5 re.eived hy the Clnr'--runh/ Developr,"€nt Departtnent'. The
prJlrct ray alsc need to be reviewed by the Town Countit tnd/cr ihe Planning and Envir-onmental Comrnission'
ijeiign r"ri; approval lapses unless a building petmit is issued and comtruction commences within
one ye.lr of the aPProval.
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TOWN OF VAIL
De par t me nt of Community Deve lopme nt
75 South Frontage Road
Vail, Colorado 81657
970-479-2138
MX 970-479-2452
Scptcmbcr 5, 1997
Mr. Dick Gustafson
Itt26 Alta Circlc
Vail. Colorado ti 1657
I{ll: Proposcd paving bctwccn 1826 an<I 182lt Alta Circlc
Dcar Dick;
This lc:ttcr i:; in flollorv-up to our plronc ctlnvcrslrtion tcxlay, r'cgarding additional paving bctwccn
lll2(r ancl llt2ft Alta (lirclc. I havc rcvicwcd thc filcs for both propcrlics and it appcars that
appro.xinratcly 100 sq. ti. ol'rsplralting will bc pcrmittcd bctwccn thc two lots. This will cnablc
both propcrtics to nraintain 60% of cach lot as llndscapc arcil, as rcquircd by thc Town of Vail
Dcsign Guidclincs.
Aflcr you havc consultccl with thc ad.ioining propcrty owncr, plcasc providc to thc Town ol'Vail
n dctail of thc arca to bc pnvccl. l'hc staf f will thcn bc ablc to approvc this rcqucst f<rr additional
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ll'yt'ru lruvc any qucstiorrs, plctsc fccl frcc to givc nrc a clll trt 479-2454.
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ArchitecVGontact, Address and Phone:
Legal Descripti on tot 4 2.- Block-Zone District
Project Street Address:
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Motion by:
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fl Disapproval
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Town Planner
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TOI^AIOFVAIL
75 S. FRONTAGE ROAD
VAIL,CO 81657
970479-21W
|ob Address: 1828 ALTA CR VAIL
Location.....: 1828 ALTA CR
Parcel No...: 270372307013
ProjectNo:
APPIJICAIIT ECO CO}ISTRUCTION
P.O. DRAWER 5420
AVON, CO
8L620
Licenge: 545-8 AIso is
CONTRACTOR ECO CONSTRUCTION
P.O. DR.,AWER 5420
Status...:
Applied. . :
Issued. .. :
Expires. ..:
08/28/L996 Phone: 970-949-6225
CONTRACTOR
08/28/1996 Phone z 970-949-6225
AVOIT, CO
81520
Iricense: 545-B
OIVNER SHIMOII DENNIS IJ
PO BOX 3643
VAIL CO
81658
Iricense :
BuildinS->
Plan Check->
Investigation->
will call->
Also is Applicant
08/28/L996 Phone:
Description:
REPATR A}ID REPI.ACE RETATNING WALL
Occupancy: R3 Single Family Residence
Type Construction:V N Type V Non-Rated
Valuation: $5,000.00
Fireplace Information: Restricted:
Add SqFt 0
S95,00 Restuarant Plan Review->
$51 . ?5 DRB Fee-->
$o . oo Recreation Fee->
93 . o0 Clean-uP Deposit->
TOTAL FEE$->
$0.00
$0.00
s0. oo
$100.00
s2s9.7s
Total Calculated Fees->
Additional lees->
Total Permit Fee->
Payments->
BALANCE DUE->
s2s9.75
$0. oo
$2s9.7s
$259.75
$0.00
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DEPARTMENT OF COMMI.JNITY DEVELOPMENT
NOTE: THIS PERMIT MUST BE TIOSTED ON TOBSITE AT ALL TIMES
ADD/ALT SFR BUILD PERMT Permit #:B9G4257
FINAL
08/n/'9e6
08/29/1996
02/25/1997
*of
TOV/Comm. Dev.
Cfean-up Deposit Refundapproved w
amount
date
# of Gas Appliances:0 # of Gas logs: 0
WoodPelet FEE SUMMARY
Approvals:I€dm: 05100 BUIIJDING DEPARITIENT
o8/28/L996 CnARr-,rE
Item: 05400 PLANNIIIG DEPARII.IEIE
o8/28/L996 CHARITTE
Item: 05600 FIRE DEPARTMENT
08/28/L996 CITARIJTE
Itenr 05500 PITBLIC WORI(S
Action: APPR CIIARJ.IE DAVIS
Action: APPR PER LAITREN
Action: APPR N/A
" oe/2s/L996 cr{ARlrB Action: APPR N/A
See page 2 of this Document for any conditions that may apply to this permit.
DECLARATIONS
I hereby acknowledge that I have read this application, filled out in full the infornration required, courpleted an
accurate plot plan, and state tlut dl the infonnation as required is correct I agree to comply with the information and
plot plan, to comply with all Town ordinances and state liaws, and to build this structure according to the towns zoning
and subdivision codes, desig;n review approved, Uniform Building Code and other ordinances of the Town
thereto.
REQUESISFORI{SPECTIONSIIALLBE MADE TWENTY-FOURHOURSIN ADVANCE BYTELEPHONE AT{79-2149OR AT OITROFTICEFROM 8:(X) AM -4
PM.
SIGNATURE OF OWNER OR CONTRACTOR FOR HIIIISELF AND OWNEF
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CONDITIONSOF APPROVAL
Perrrit #: 8964257 as of 06-18-2003 Status: FINAL
PerrdtType: ADD/ALT SFR BUILD PERMIT Applied: 08/n/7996
Applicant ECOCONSTRUCTION Issued: 08/29/799697U9494225 To Expire: 02/25/1997
Job Address: 1828 ALTA CR VAIL
Location: 1828 ALTA CR
ParcelNo: 27UJ72307m3
Description:
REPAIR AND REPLACE RETAIMNG WALL
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Cond:12
(BLDG.): FIELD INSPECTIONS ARE REQLnRED TO CHECK FOR CODE
COMPUANCE.
Cond: CON0007477
WALL IS TO BE REPLACED AT DGISTING LOCATION AND EXSISTING
HEIGHT
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TOWN OF VAIL, COLORADOCopy Rrptllbd or 1161&1000 .t 13t27tA 0611812003
Statemetrt
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statement Mmber: REC-0192 Amourt: $259.75 oe/29/L99604:15 pM
Palment Method: CHECK Inits: ALM
Notation: 1015
Perrnit No: B96-0257 Tlpe: ADD/aLT SFR BUIITD PERMIT
Parcel No: 2tO31-23070L3
Site Address: 1828 AIJTA CR VAIIJ
Location ! 1828 AI-,TA CR
Total Feea: $259.75
This Payment: 9259.?5 Total ALL Pmts: i259.75
Balances $0.00
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ACCOI]NT ITEM LIST:
Account Code DescniDtion Current Pmts
AD D?.DEPO8 CLEANUP DEPOSITS 1OO,OO
BP OO1OOOO31111OO BUILDING PERMIT FEES 95.00
PF 00100003112300 PLAN CHECK FEES 61.75
t'Jc 00100003112800 r.rILL CALL TNSPECTI0N FEE 3.00
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DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
NOTE: THIS PERMIT MUST BE POSTED
PROJECT TITLE:
ADD/AI,T SFR BUILD PERMIT
Job Address: 1828 AL,TA CR
Location...: 1828 ALTA CR
Parcel No.. : 2103-123-07-013
Project No.:
8r620
81620
ON JOBSITE AT ALL TIMES
Pernit *l 896-0257
St,atus...: ISSUED
ApPfied. ,t 08/28/1996
riiued...t 08/2e/L996
ExPires - .2 02/25/L997
Phone l 970-949-6225
Phone: 97 0-9 49-6225
APPLICANT ECO CONSTRUCTIONP.o. DRAWER 5420, AVoN, co
CONTRACTOR ECO CONSTRUCTIONP.o. DRAWER 5420, AVON, CO
OWNER SHIMON DENNIS L
PO BOX 3543, VAIL co 81658
Description:REPAIR AND REPLAcS,lt:tti:li $!:"i:$5r::.?Hilins unite6ooooo
FirepLacc lnfortEtion: Rest|"ict'd:#of Gss Applirnces:fof Gls Logs:fol llood/Pa I Let :
95.00 Rcstuarant P lsn Revic],-->
61.?5 DRB Fee-------
.OO Rccreation Fec-------->
3.OO Cl.eln-UP DePosi t-------->
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100.00
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Totat Catcutat.d Fees--->
Additional Fees-------)
Tot.l, Pcrnit Fec---)
P!ymrnts-----
BALAIICE DUE--_
259.75
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?59 .75
?59.75
.00
ITeM: O510O BUILDING DEPARTMENT
08/28/t995 CHARLTE Action: APPR
IIeM:. O54OO PLANN]NG DEPARTMENT
08/28/1996 CHARLIE Action: APPR
rtbrn:' 05600 FIRE DEPARTMENT
08/28/1996 CHARLIE Action: APPR
rt'em:' 05500 PUBLIC WORKS
08/28/1996 CHARLIE Action: APPR
DePt:
CHARLIE DAVIS
DePt:
PER LAUREN
Dept:
Dept:
BUILDING
PLA}INING
FIRE
PUB WORK
Division:
Division:
Division:
Divieion:N/A
N/A
see Page 2 of t'his Document for any conditions that
DECLARATIONS
nay apPlY to this Pernit'
I hefeby acknovl,cdgc that I hlvr rcrd this rpPl,ication, fil,ted out in futt th' information required' comptltcd an
ptan, and 3tEte that atl, th! infofnrtion provided as rcqui rcd i9 correct' I agrcc to conpty sith the information
to conpl,y vith stt To*n ordinlnccs lnd strtr taws, and to build this structure according to th! Tounrs roning and
;"";"L;t; ."ui", "pp*"*, unitorr Bui Lding code and othen ordinances of the Tovn appl'icabl'e therlto'
REouEsTstoRINsPEcTloNsSHALLBEltADETI|ENTY-'oUR|oURsIt{ADvAt{cEBYTELEP}|oI{E
accurate Ptot
and ptot ptan,
subdi vi si on
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Send CLean-Up DePosit To: ECO CoNSTRUCTIoN ruri or ouHra oR cof{TRAcToR FoR HlltsELF AND oUNER
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permit #: Be6-02s 7 ;-;; o;i7;/;.1'- status: rssuED
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Permit TyPe: ADD/ALT sFR BUILD PERMIT' -a'""ii"'"ht t sco' coNsrRucrroN
.lob'lddress: 1828 ALTA cR
Location: 1828 AL'TA CR
Paicef No: 2103-123-07-013
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I.FIELDINsPEcTIoNsAREREQUIREDTocHEcK-F.oRcoDECoMPLIA}.ICE.2. WALL IS TO BE REPLACEO AT-iiSiSTiUC T.,OCETION AND EXSISTING
HEIGHT
Appfied: 08/28/L996
i-Eeuea: 08 /29 /199 6
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Statemnt
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****************************************************************25s.75 O8/2e/96 15:15Statennt Nurnber: REC-0192 Anount: z5v't) vo/'>/ 7v rv'r
r'^! -.F; ^6 . 1 n1 q Init: ALI'{eaynent Method: CHECK Notation: 1015 rnr'L; rrlr'r
Permit No: 896-025? Type: A-BUILD ADD/ALT
Parcel No: 2103-123-07-013
Site Address: 1828 ALTA cR
Location: 1828 ALTA CR Total Fees:
This Payment 259'75 Total ALL Pnts:
Balance:
SFR BUITD PE
259.75
259,75
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Form lOO.2 9-69 INTERNATIONAL Cc|NFE}<E NCE OF AUILDING c)FFTCIALS wx tTTtt i r
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EAGLE COUNTY
Eogle, Colorodo
OFFICIAL RECEIPT
RECEIVED
CASH
Building permit Fee
lication For
Subdivision Appl ication
Special Use
Variancr
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(Subdivision
Atl itome "r";A;;;ffino-paym€nt of any item.
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County of Eagle
ELECTRICAL PERMIT
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Building Valuation
Elcctricd Valuation
Pcrmit Fee
Inspeetion Fee
Total Fee
507
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THI6 FORilI IS TO
JOB SITE DURII{G
Date
BE POSTED OlI
COI{STRUCTION
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REQI,'IRED FOR INSPECTIONS
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APPROVAI.S
ELEcTilAL PERMTT APPuAToN
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Applicant to complete numbered spaces only.
WHEN PROPEFLY VALIDATEO (IN THIS THIS IS YOUR PERMIT
PERMIT VALIDATIONPLAN CHECK VALIDATION
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INSPECTO R
rsoioEr aioM: TNTERNATTONAL CONFERENCE OF EUtLDtNC OFFICIALS a !O 30. lol iOlLEs a PAsaDEirA, CA|.rrORratA 9llol
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MAI L AODhESS ZIP
MAIL AODRESS PHOI{E LtcENSE ||O.
aicHrrEct or oESl LtcENSE lt O,
MAIL AODRESS PHONE L rcENSE t{ O,
MAIL ADOiES9 IiANCH
USE OF IUILDING
8 Class of worK: ElNEW D AODITION tr ALTERATION N REPAIR
9 Dsscribe,work:
RECEPTACLE Oulers
SPECIAL CONDITIONS:
TotalLIGHTING Fixtures
F IXTU RES
RANGES CLO. ORYER WTR. HTR.
ftlOTlCE
THIS PERMIT BECOMES NULL ANO VOID IF WOFK OR CONSTRUC.
TION AUTHORIZED IS NOT COMMENCED WITHIN 60 DAYS, OH IF
CONSTRUCTION OB WORK ISSUSPENDEO OR ABANDONED FOR A
PEFIOO OF 12O DAYS AT ANY TIME AFTEF WORK IS COM.
MENCE O.
WITH WHETHER SPECIFI EDOF A PERMIT DOES NOTVIOLATE OR CANCEL THE
R LOCAL LAW REGULATINGANCE OF CONSTRUCTION.
GARBAGE OISP. STA. COOK TOP
DISH. WASH. CLOTHES WASH.
SPACE HTR. STA. APPL. Vr H.P. MAX.
SERVICE
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PERMIT ISSUING F€E
Form l(x!.3 9-69
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INSPECTION REPORTS
.. DATE ITEM REMARKS INSPECTOR
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. togle, Colorodo
OFFICIAL RECE,PTRECEIVED
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Use
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fermit Fee
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Jurisdiction
Applicant to complete numberd spaces only.
PLAN CHECK VALIDATION
WHEN PROPERLY VALIDATED (IN THIS SPACEI THIS IS YOUR PERMIT
PEBMIT VALIDATION
INSPECTOR
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MAIL AODRE3S ZIP
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LtcEN9E t{O.
AiCHITECT Oi OESI6NEi MAIL AODRES3 PHOI{ E LICENSE NO.
MAIL AODF E!3 PHONE LlcEllSE
MAII AOOiESS !iANCH
UIE OF !UILOING
I ctas of work: El'new o! noDttt0N tr"aurennrton dnepetn
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Typ. of Fhtura or lt nl
WATER CLOSET (TOILET}SPECIAL CONDITIONS:
LAVATORY (WASH AASINI
KITCHEN SINK & DISP.
LAUNORY TRAY
CLOTHES WASHER
WATER HEATER
NOTICE
THIS PERMIT BECOMES NULL ANO VOID IF WORK OR CONSTRUC.
TION AUTHORIZED IS NOT COMMENCED WITHIN 60 DAYS, OR IF
CONSTRUCTION OR WORK ISSUSPENOED OR ABANDONED FOR A
PERIOD OF 120 OAYS AT ANY TIME AFTER WORK IS COM.
MENCE D.
I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT I HAVE REAO AND EXAMINEO THISAPPLICATION AND KNOW TH€ SAME TO BE TRUE AND CORRECT.ALL PROVISIONS OF LAWS ANO ORDINANCES GOVERNING THISTYPE OF WORK WILL BE COMPLIED WITH WHETHER SPECIFIEDHEREIN OR NOT, THE GRANTING OF A PERMIT OOES NOTPRESUME TO GIVE AUTHORITY TO VIOLATE OR CANCEL THEPROVISIONS OF ANY OTHER STATE OR LOCAL LAW REGULATINGCONSTRUCTION OR THE PERFORMANCE OF CONSTRUCTION.
URINAL
DRINKING FOUNTAIN
FLOOR--SINK OR ORAIN
SLOP SINK
GAS SYSTEMS: NO. OUTLETS
WATER PIPING & TREATING EQUIP.
WASTE INTERCEPTOR
VACUUM AREAKERS
LAWN SPRINKLER SYSTEM
SEPTIC TANK & PIT
Form 1OO.2 9-69 iEoiDli tttoi.: INTERNATIc'NAL CG)NFEHLNCE c'F 9UILCIING c|FFICIALS. !r.o s.
USE SPACE BELOW FOR NOTES, FOLLOW.UP, ETC.
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EAGLE COUNTY
Eogle, Colorodo
oFFrcrAL RECSIPT
RECEIVED
' lp:Ptrcati..on r o, /@+
, Subdivision Application
CASH
14"
Perm
ional Use
I Use
ree
ITEM
(Su bd iv ision
AMOUNT
shall be cancellod for.
Building
All items are receivEd for collection
no-paymenl of any item.
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only and this receiPt
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County of Eagle
ELECTRICAL PERI}IIT
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Building Valuation
Electrical Valuation
Permit Fee
Inspection Fee
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THIS FORT IS TO BE FOSTED Oil
.,OB SITE DURING CONSTRUGTION
I8 HOURS ADVANCE NOTICE
REQI,'IRED FIOR INSPECIIONS
Et 3LE COL,NTY
Eogle, Colorodo
OFFICIAL RECEIPT
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ITEM
AMOUNT
snaff Ue cancelled tor
Buildinq Permit Fee
lication For
9.rbdivision
SFcial Use
(Buildin (Zon in ) (Subdivision)
Total Received
ffirt uta teceived for collection
no-payment of any ilem'
ano recelpt
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Applicant to complete numbered spdces only.
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WHEN PBOPERLY VALIDATED (IN THIS SPACEI THIS IS YOUB PERMIT
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ZIP PHON E
LICENSE NO.
AiCIITECI crR OESIGNER L IC ENSE NO.
MAI L AOOR ESS PHONE LICENSE NO.
MA IL ADDRESS BRANCH
U3E OF AUILOING
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8 ClassofworK: trNEW DAODITION DALTERATION !BEPAIR
SPECIAL CONDITIONS;
TotalLIGHTING Fixtures
FIXTURESAPPROVED FOF ISSUANCE AY.APPLICATION ACCEPTEO BY:
RANGES CLO. ORYER WTR. HTR.
GARAAGE OISP. STA. COOK TOPNOTICE
THIS PEFMIT BECOMES NULL ANO VOID IF WORK OR CONSTRUC-
TION AUTHORIZED IS NOT COMIVIENCED WITHIN 60 DAYS, OR IF
CONSTRUCTION OR WORK IS SUSPENDED OR ABANDONED FOR A
PERIOD OF 12O DAYS AT ANY TIME AFTEB WORK IS COM.
MENCE D.
I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT I HAVE REAO AND EXAMINEO THIS
APPLICATION AND KNOW THE SAME TO BE TRUE ANO CORRECT.ALL PROVISIONS OF LAWS ANO OROINANCES GOVERNING THIS
TYPE OF WORK WILL BE COMPLIED WITH WHETHER SPECIFIEDHEREIN OR NOT. THE GRANTING OF A PERMIT DOES NOT
PRESUME TO GIVE AUTHORITY TO VIOLATE OR CANCEL THE
PROVISIONS OF ANY OTHER STATE OR LOCAL LAW REGULATING
CONSTRUCTION OR THE PERFORMANCE OF CONSTRUCTION.
IGNA'UhE OF CON'RACTOi OF AIJTHO'tI
OISH. WASH. CLOTHES WASH.
SPACE HTR. STA. APPL. % H.P, MAX,
MOTORSI
PERMIT ISSUING FEE
PLAN CHECK VALIDATION cK. M.o. cAsH PERMIT VALIDATION Ftr'tt M.o. cAsH. \ . . . ,# // /LJ./1,.9PERMIT Y4ltonrloN #//
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INSPECTOR \ I
Form loo.3 9.69 REohDEn FROM: TNTERNATTONAL CONFERENCE OF BUILOtNG OFFtCIALS O 50 sO. LOS iO!LES aPASAOE|At CALIFOhXIA 9llOl
USE SPACE BELOW FOR NOTES, FOLLOW.UP, ETC.
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EAGLE cor*l BUTLDTNc "=1rrr APlrcArroN
Review Routing Form
:
Please review the attached appl ication and return
County Building Official within 6 working days.
Planning Commission File No.
Planning: Complies with:Yes No
icant
it and this cor:npleted
Permit No.
form to the
Recommend Approval
Subd. Resulations E tl
Zonins Resulations tf i]f:l tlrl tf
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Date:
f-,t2'76'
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Comments:
County Engineer: Roads
Grading
Drainage
Recommend Approval Con-trnenls 4t"
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Cciunty Health:S an itat ion
BUILDilIT3 PPUCfr|oN
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INSPECTOR
Form 100.1 ll'73 lroiD.i|.ioi.r INTERNATloHALcoNFEF|ENCEoFautLDlNcorFtclALs..!.oiigroiKM^.tl.rl.Lto^o. w|rrrrr.ir
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SPECIAL CONOITIONS:Type ot
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nequtreo lygs f]N6APPIICATION ACCEPT€O AY I TLANSCHECX€OgY:-'-APPROVEO fOR ISSUANCE BY
No. ol
Owelling Unlts - -'--
OFFSTREET PARKING
Coverod '
;PACES:
Uncovered
NOT ICE.SEPARATE PERMITS ARE REOUIREO FOR ELECTFICAL. PLUMB.ING. HEATING, VENTILATING OR AIR CONOITIONING.
THIS PERMIT BECOMES NULL AND VOID tF WORK OR CONSTRUC.TtoN AUTHORTZEO tS NOT COMMENCED Wtrgtru tzo onys, onIF CONSTFUCTION OR WORK IS SUSPENDED OR ABANDONEDFOR A PERIOD OF 120 DAYS AT..ANY TIME AFTEF WORK IS
COMM ENCED.
r- ltEREA\/ CERT|F\/ THAT I HAVE READ AND EXAM|NeO THtS4p?Llc4rlqN AryD KNow rEE gAME ro ee fAuE A;iitiijnaecr.A-lL_pRovtstoNs oF LAws nno onoiNeNcES -o-bVe-n riri.rc iHiSIy?E, oF woRK wtLL BE coMp1-tED wrrH wxe-r-xli specrrreoH-ER-EI N oR Nor, THE G RATTING or a peCr,aii- obLs r.roiqBEsulilE To ctvE AUTHoRtJy ro viornribi"ce-nieu rni?Bq.y!sroryg oF ANv orHER qr-Alq oR ubtau lA,W nL'cUr-Arir.rccoNsrRucrroN oR THE pERFoRMANCE o-i coxs-r-n-utrton.
Speci.l Approvals Required Reccived Noi Required
ZONING
HEALTH OEPT.
FI RE DEPT.
SOIL REPO RT
OTHeR (Speclty)
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EAGLE COUNTY
Eogle, Colorodo
OFFICTAL RECETPT
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Project Applicallon
Date
Proj€ct Name:
IProiect Description:
Contact Person and Phone
Owner. Address and Phone:
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Architect. Addr63s and Phone:
Legal Description: Lot
Comments:
Design Review Board
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DISAPPROVALAPPROVAL
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E statt Approval
*****THIS APPLICATION I.IILL NOT BE ACCEPTED UNTIL ALL INFORMATION IS SUBI4ITTED*****
I. PRE-APPLICATION MEETING:
A pre-application meeting with a planning staff member is strongly suggested to
determine if any additional information is needed. No application will Ue acceptedunless it is complete (must'include all 'items required by'the zoning administrator).It is.the applicant's responsibility to make an appointmirnt with th6 staff to find'out about additional submittal requirements. Please note that a COMPLETE applica-tion wi'l 1 streamline the approval process for your project by decreasing thb'numberof conditjons of approval that the DRB may sti-pu1atir. ALL cbnditions oi approvai mustbe resolved before a build'ing permit is issued.
A. PROJECT DESCRIPTI0Ni 441- sf ti;o-carraraje a i',1it,on to exist j-naj res-
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APPLICATION DATE:Decernber 12, 1984
DATE OF DRB MEETING:
DRB APPLICATION
lcL:nce. A11 ma.terials anci f i-nishes to :riatch those of existinq residence.
Total site covera e with adciitj.on eciual-s 2025.43 sf (1,7%)
B. LOCATION OF PROPOSAL:
Address 182ti Alta Circle
Legal Description Lot 42
Zoning 2-l'ann. f;/S
C. NAME 0F APPLICANT: Dennis Shilnon
Block Vail Vi11. 1/. Filing
Addres s
D. NAME OF
P.0. ilox 3543, Vai1, Colora-.,c1o 3165E tel ephone 476-4187
APPLICANT'S REPRESENTATIVE: Dave Peet, PijtlLll/hrtilL:l,,ntiltCi'iI?ijtiTS
Address P.O. ilo;< 3370. Va11. 0ol-o:na.rlc 31553 te1 ephone 476-45Ce
E. NAME OF OWNERS:Dennis Shinon
Si gnature F or the Oirne r :'r,..-i -l
Address p.o. tsox 3643, Vail, Colora,'lo ,l 165 ; _ telephone 476-4r87
F. DRB FEE: The fee wi I 'l
VALUATION
be paid at the tjme a building permit is requested.
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$ o-$ 1o,ooo
$10,001 -$ 50,000
$50,001 -$ 150,000
$150,001 - $ ,500,000
$500,001 - $1,000,000$ Over $1,000,000
$ 10.00
$ 2s.oo
$ s0.00
$100.00
$200.00
$300.00
TO THE DRB:IMPORTANT NOTICE REGARDING ALL SUBMISSIONS
1. In addition to meeting submittal requirements, the applicant mustto indicate property lines and building corners. Trees that will
should also be marked. This work must be completed before the DRB
si te.
stake the site
be removedvisits the
2. The review process for NEI'J BUILDINGS will normally involve two separate meetings
of the Design Review Board, so pl an on at least two meetings for their approval .
3. People who fail to appear before the Design Review Board at their scheduled
meeting and who have not asked for a postponement will be required to be
republ i shed.
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I,IAME OF PROJECT:
LEGAL DESCRIPTION:
STREET ADDRESS:
DESCRIPTION OF
The following information is required for submittal
Board before a final approval can be fiven:
A. BUILDING ]IIATERIALS: TYPE OF MATERIAL
Itood shake s
LIST OF MATERIALS
SHIi4ON RESIDETJC.iJ GARAGE ADDITIO
L0T_42 - _ BL0CK !Jest l-
: 441 sf tr,ro-.ar garage addition to exist-
i nrr na<i danr.o
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by the applicant to the Design Review
COLOR
To match existj.ng.
Plywood ,;t/L%r r'ride vert.1 ? r, ,.\ /r To match
arri <f i n r
Roof
Siding
0ther l.lal'l Materi al s
Fasci a
Soffi ts
!Ji ndows
Window Trim
Doors
Door Trim
Hand or Deck Rails
Fl ues
Fl ash'i ng5 .,
Chimneys
Trash Enclosures
Greenhouses
Other
S tucc o To match existlng.
J--x3 acc ent trirn To match existing.
Lx1,2 or 2xL2 To match exi-sting.
P lyvroori 'I'o match existing.
tr/ood to match ex i st inii.'Xo match existing.
To match existing.
BOTO solid 0ane1 :aara]e.To match trim co1or.
To mateh existing.
1'{/A
Shee t mt1. at roof ,/wa11.To rnatch exj-sting.
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B. LANDSCAPING:Name of Designer:
phone:
Botanical Name
i:l /A
PLANT I'IATERIALS:
PROPOSED TREES
EXISTING TREES
BE REMOVED
Common Name Quani ty Si ze*
A $\up-!.nv.a- [l s+-l+) /]l3L['3 A:telrn \b\1+ JS call4&f:_
T0 $h{t
*Indicate caliper for deciducjous trees. Indicate he'ight for conifers.
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INTER.DEPARTMENTAL REVI El.l
PROJECT,
DATE SUBMITTED: DATE oF PUBLIC HEARING
C0lll'IENTS NEEDED By:
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPOSAL:
PUBLIC I,IORKS
Reviewed av {14 oatetzle/sz
Conrments:
Q Pr" rt, ,lexD s-t4cc .t Lo6I:-- oA s,44L€ ly il <v<o€s4c-
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/Tt-<->t t G 'Z/€ /\*)e-fl+ <6,7 Lt ,.-td $61t.-<- /r\) .7/16'
5' t) -z- r. I TZ €r+ s6;ry1l, l7.
Et,n $ra^Ilal
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Reviewed by:
Corments:
Date
POLICE DEPARTI,IENT
Reviewed by:
Corments:
Date
REC REATION DEPARTI"IENT
.Reviewed by:
Corments:
Date
.f\'ircl Drrc AUQust 26, 1977 .1 8:00 A M. o,ctock.
'll:c Insurcd hereundcr, in whom rirrc to the fec simpre estate is rested at the date hcreof, is:
0ENflIS t. SHM0N
3. The lend refcrred to in thh policy is situered in the County of Eagl estrteof Colorado and is describcd as follows:
Lot 42' VAII VILUtCE,]tEST,^Flllng l{o. l, accordlng to the rccoded plat thereof,County of Eagle, State of Coloraio.--
TrM OWNERS 5/7' 'O*n aauu,
A rr I lrr rr rzcd ()llreer rrr Agc[l
File No. GV-5342
SCHEDULE A
( tl!' .rrrr,l St;rtc
Poticy No. BZ 161109
Poticy Amounr $ 129,500.00
This policy relid ooly if Schcdula B ir atrached.
4.
'O TrM FORM 24085/75
BZ 167708GV-5347
SCHEDULE B
Policy No.
This policy does not tnsure against loss or damage by reason of the following:
l.Generalorspecialtaxesandassessnentsrequiredtobepaidlntheyearl9TS
and subsequent Years'
2. Liens for unpald water and sewer charges' if any'
3.Rishtof},ayforditchesorcanalsconstructedbyauthorityoftheUnitedstatesas
reierved tn patlni'rEliiiaEi oltou""-i'i-ibi8;i"--B"or gs ae Page 301'
4.Utilityeasements5feetinwidthalongallrearandsldelotlinesasr.eservedont}e Plat.
5. Restrictive Covenants, which do.not contain a-forfeitune or r.everter clause. as
contatned in rnslr.nBnt recorded-d#;i;,-li6g,-tn irLI' fia'li-page i+g' as amended
ln lns*ument ;;;l;;-oliimier s'-fi6i: in'soot iza at Page 345'
6. Reservatign.of a lor lQ!;ea*i:i4tl3e ntilll |6;:"ttt
contained in lrarrantv Deed
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Project Application
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proiecrNam€: l'Q /'a ! e' u) h' ^,cru //t sz y' a+t c,t
Contact Person and Phone
Architect, Address and Phone:
Legal Description: t-ot ? 2- , atoct<
Comments:
Filing
Design Review Board
Date
Motion by:
Seconded by:
APPBOVAL DISAPPROVAL
Summary:
APPLICATION DATE:
DATE OF DRB I4EETII,IG:
DRB APPLICATION
*****THIS APPLICATION l,JILL NOT BE ACCEPTED UNTIL ALL INFORMATION IS SUBMITTED*****
I. PRE-APPLICATION MEETING:
A pre-application meeting with a planning staff member is strongly suggested to
determine if any additjonal information is needed. No application will be accepted
unless it is complete (must include all items required by the zoning admin'istrator).It is the applicantrs responsi'bility to make an appointment with the staff to find
out about additional submittal requirements. Please note that a COMPLETE applica-tion will streamline the approval process for your project by decreasing the numberof conditions of approval that the DRB may stipulate. ALL conditions of approval must
be resol ved before a bu'i 1di ng penni t i s 'i ssued.
A. PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
B. LOCATION OF PROPOSAL:
Address IKAV A /n C|rtC /e
Legal Description Lot q\Bl ock
Zon i ng
Fil ing
APPLICANT:C. NAME OF
Address
D. NAME OF
Address
E. NAME OF OWNERS:
APPLICANT'S REPRESENTATIVE :
telephone !2e-vg2
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S i gnature
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Address Dor ?cV \ ( u'l ,Cr. K/A{t' telephone g26:g/f7
be paid at the time a bu'ilding
FEE
permit is requested.DRB FEE: The fee wi I I
VALUATION
$150,001 - $ .s00,000
$500,001 - $1,000,000$ over $1,000,000
IMPORTANT NOTICE REGARDING ALL
$ 10.00
$ 2s-00
$ s0.00
$100.00
$200.00
$300 .00
SUBMISSIONS TO THE DRB:
1. In addition to meeting submittal requirements, the applicant must stake the siteto indicate property lines and building corners. Trees that will be removed
should also be marked. This work must be completed before the DRB visits the
si te.
2, The review process for NEW BUILDINGS will normally involve two separate meetings
of the Design Review Board, so p'lan on at least two meetings for their approval .
3. People who fail to appear before the Design Review Board at their scheduled
meeting and who have not asked for a postponement will be required to be
republ i shed.
4. The following items no longer have to be presented to the Design-Review 8oard.
They, however, have to be presented to the Zoning Administrator for approval:
a. l,lindows, skylights and similar exterior changes that do not alter the
existing plane of the building; and
b. Building additions that are not viewed lry! gny other lot or public space'
which hive had letters submitted from adjoining property owners approving
the addition; and/or approval from the agent for, or manager of a condom'inium
association.
5. You may be required to conduct Natura1 Hazard Studies on your property. You should
check wjth a Town Planner before proceeding.
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The following 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
LIST OF MATERIALS
MME OF PROJECT:
LEGAL DESCRIPTION:
STREET ADDRESS:
DESCRIPTION OF
Roof
Si di ng
Other }lall Materials
Fasci a
Soffi ts
}Ji ndows
l.lindow Trim
Doors
Door Trim
Hand or Deck Rails
Fl ues
Fl ashi ngs
Chimneys
Trash Enclosures
Greenhouses
0ther
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B. LANDSCAPING: Name of Designer:
phone:
PLANT MATERIALS:
PROPOSED TREES
Botanical Name Common Name Si ze*
Cqt,'prAc,r'w
S/1ru ct
Ite 6"'-
EXISTING TREES T0 Norn<BE REMOVED
Quani ty
cr\
*Indicate caliper for deciducious trees, Indicate height for conifers.
(over)
" PLANT IVIATERIALS:
(con't)
SHRUBS
EXISTING SHRUBS
TO BE REMOVED
GROUND COVERS
Botanical Name Common Name . Quanity Size
Square Footage
s0D
SEED
TYPE OF
IRRIGATION
TYPE OR METHOD OF
EROSION CONTROL
c.OTHER LANDSCAP FEATURES (retaining wal1s, fences, swimming pools,P'lease speci fy.
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UTILITY LOCATION VERIFICATION
SUBDIVISION
JOB NAI{E
Lofr I >.-FILING
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The location of utilities, whether they be nain trunk lines or proposedlines, must be approved and verified by the following utilit.ies foi the
acconpanying sit-e plan.
Authorized Signature Date
Mountai n Bel'l
l -634-3778
l,lestern Slope Gas
Harry Moyes
Public Service Company
Gary Hall
Holy Cross E'l ectric Assoc.
Ted Husky/Michael Laverty
Vail Cable T.V.
Gary Johnson
Upper Eagle Valley t.'|ater
and Sanitation Discrict
David Krenek
* For new const
please fill out
attached sheet.
NOTE: These verifications do not relieve the contractor of his
responsibility to obtain a street cut pernit from the
Town of Vai1, Departnent of Public Works and to obtain
utility locations before digging in any public right-
of-way or easenent in the Town of Vail . 4 building pernit
is not a street cut pernit. A street cut pernit unrst be
obtained separately.
This forn is to verify service availablity and location.
Tttis should be used in conjunction with preparing your
utility plan and scheduling installations.
3.
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L;l-::r ! , I_LLji,! jl_ /t1;p i ican b: D,:ntti s
Patten sholed elevations and floor plans
p1 anned originally to add on as shown on
Corcoran sLated that i.ire applicant had reqrresl.cri to tablc thjs iteni. Donovan
rnovcjd and Edwards seconded to taLle--as per appl icant's rcqur-'st. Vote was 4."tJ
in favor,
At this point, Edwards left the nieeting arid Pipcr entered.
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on!q!l?r_Vail Vjllage We_:t Filjng '::- Applicanl: Gotifried Anglejttter
Jin Sayre explained that this was a third presentation for this lot, and shoured
the different presentations. He said the staff felt thot this one t^,as much iriproved
and recomirended apploval . The dri veway had bcen charrged [o the front, arrd the
setback request was for 4.5 feet on the east and 5 feet cn ihe west
Al Johnson, the architect, showed plans and stated that he was willing to satisfystaff concerns regarding the design. He added that lie had talked with Fischer,
property ovrner to the east, three tines and offere'd to change the bujlding, but
Fischer vras opposed to the bui1ding. lie assured the staff that there would not
be any other variance requests.
Piper noved and Donovan seconded to approve the setback variance requests as
per the staff merno da,;ed 6/1/82. The vote was 4-0 in favor.
equest for a front seiback variance to allovr the construction of an addition
Appl icant: James R. l^li'll iams
Peter Patten explained that the encroachrnent would be for 3 feet in the front
of the 1ot, and that the staff felt thtit a design solutiorr could be accornplished
wjthin the seibacks wjth minor design changes. l,lilljanrs slloled h'i s site plans
and elevations and stated that he did not want to push the garage farther back
as that would change the doors and would entajl digging further into the bank.
Duane felt that the addition could be accomulished with other solutions.
Trout agreed.
Trout moved and seconded to deny the request for a front setback variance
as per tlte staff memo dated June 10, 1982. The vote was 4-0 to deny.
Patten offered the staff's he1 p to Mr. tJilliarns in redesigning his additjon.
6.Request for a conditional use rmit to const.ruct an addition to the east end
ex-i ifinq IG-5arn-l'oG teA;T e lohjn s opi in*a-EuD zorie fi-itiict.
Appi'icant: Tcwn of Va
and explained that the building was
the drawings.
Trout ntoved and Donovan seconded to approve the conclitional use permit as per
the staff merno dated 5/17/82. The vote rvas 3-0 wjth Corcor"an abstaining.
Segqef! lor a front sei.back v nqglq _el]on I ot I I l-1atterhort_Ujlqgg_r_Ulll$. _[oJ
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7. i.q.q_qr_t- tor _q_ppl!l-Lq-l _qI t!c l_eltql:l1 cit!.,!rlr.L jr,!._.,11i1 q1.,cy9r;-q,l_1. 1-_Lqf, th',, .
Artc'rial Ilusiness rjisi.ri'-1-. App1i";nIs: l'rc,p,rrty oi;rici s in the proirosiidaiiiii?t..-
Corcoran stated that the appiicant rcclucsted to tablc this itein until ,lune 28.
Trout nroved and Donovan sr:corrded tr.r tiible as per appl icant's request. -lire
vote was 4-0 jn favor of tabiing.
The meeting was adjourned at 5:00 p.m.
O RossDavis,Jr. "Attorneyail.-aw
Telephone: Suite3g"130.31476-2414 vall Natbnal Bank Bldg
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!tr. Peter Pattert
Brikfing Depar@rt
75 south Flqltage bd, lEst
Vail, @lorudo 81557
Dear Feter:
Please table tJre qrsideraticn of ttre Beverly HilLs Cmdcrninfurnqrversicn ciginalfy set fon ttre June 14th, 1982 elanning CcrTmissi.ct
l,beting. I will resche&d.e this matten with pu at a Later date.
I'ttank 1ur for lour cmsideraticn and coognraticnr on this nErtter.
Ycurs tJryly,
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BA:ns
PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENTAL COMMISSION
May .|0, l9B2
PRESENT
Scott Edwards
Wil l Trout
Diane Donovan
Duane Piper
Dan Corcoran
Jim Morgan
STAFF PRESENT
,lim Sayre
Peter Patten
Peter Jamar
Betsy Rosolack
COUNCIL REP
Chuck Anderson
ABSENT
Jim Viel e
Dan Corcorano..chairman, ca'l 1ed the meeting to order and asked for a motion to
approve the minutes of Apri'l 26. Duane Piper moved and Diana Donovan seconded
to approve them with a vote of 5-0 (,ljm M. hadn't yet arrived).
uest for a variance from section .|8,58.020 in order to build a l3 foot
ava lanc e wall on
cant I annon va enture s,
Peter Jamar reviewed the memo and Ron Frickeln engineer for the applicant, explained
the crjteria for the wal'1. He explained that the greater the angle of the wall, the
higher the walI must be.
Susan Kitler, owner of lots 8, 9 and l0 voiced her:bjections to the wall and
some concernsr She asked about the lairu:cnping of the wal1, and also asked if
the wall wou1d be diverting the avalanche to the adioining 1ots, She asked that
there be an independ;,it si.rdy rrndde. Frickel answered that the Mears report did
not answer thls question. He added that in the report the avalanche
ilpDearod to follow a certain'l ine, but that there was no way to predict this.
Jim Shannonr-.applicant, answered landscaping questions, stating the intentionto p1 ant 4" aspen on the exterior of the wall, and 2-3" aspen on the interior.
He added that the terracing would be only visible from the'back side of the building.
The walls of railroad ties would be 5'h1gh, and the concrete wall on the endswould be higher.
Peter Patten explained that one problem was that there was no comprehensive stndynndq'of the entire avalanche path, that it was uncertajn how this"l ot fit into theavalanche zone as a whole. The PEC menbers were concerned about the influence thewal'l might ltlyg on the adjoining lots if there were an avalanche. Duane suggestedthat the building might be shorter,-thus requ.iring a shorter wal1, After m6ie dis-cussion.;the PEC members decided more study of thi influence on the adjoining lots
was needed and required the applicant to submit a study showing where the runoutof the snow would go from thjs wall. The applicant asked to have the item tableduntil the meeting of May 24. Wjll Trout nroved and Edwards seconded to table thereguest-until the qgetjng of May 24 as per the applicant's request. The vote wasftO in favor of tabling.
2,Rcquest for h coMitional use permit.. in order to install a qame parlor at- i.zr- -.i-
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Jim Sayre explained the situation adding that the staff lrad three condit'ionsof approval . He added that he had called'l ease.holders in the area and received
neutral comnents. Gary Mitcheli,..owner and applicant, added that he had visjted
peop'l e in the mall and received favorable comment. He stated that the arcade
would have a ful I time permanent manager and would al'l ow no smoking, drinking
or food in the arcade.
Mrs, Al 1en,:-a West Vail resident voiced her objection to the arcade, statingthat it cou.'ld have no possible benefit, and that she had considered asking
Safeway to remove their amusement nachjnes. She added that her children were
constantly scrounging for quarters, she didn't see how the arcade could be continu-
ously policed, She felt that an arcade could be jn the town core for the touristchildren, but should not be in lrlest Vail where. jt would appeal to the local
chi I dren
Laffy Kalusjn of The Great San Franc'isco Seafood Company supported the arcadeas long as there would be full time supervision. He stiteU itrat the Avon arcade
was not supervised and objected to the'l ack of supervision,
Gany^Mitchell, applicant"/answerjng Mrs. AlIen, stated that he had teen agers
and felt that their supervision was his responiibil'ity. He felt that the-environ-
ment of the arcade would be similar to the local movie theater. Mrs. Allenanswered that she had talked to the iocal police chief and that he had statedthat arcades do attract drugs and drug pusirers. After more discussion, the
commiss'i on members were po1 led as to [h!ir feelings.
Piper pointed out that the arcade was in accordance with the ordinance which
lq{ ggn. through months of discussion and public hearings, and unless the arcadeoron't meet the criteriar-he was for it. and approved of the l year time period,
Trout was against the ordinance, but said that the appljcant's request was in order.
Donovan said that she had talked to Rags to Riches and that they were concernedabout_the_noise,zthat they stated they-were sornetimes bothered 6y the noisefrom The Great San Francisco seafood tompany. she added that she wasn,t surewhether this was good for the neighborhood,-though she did feel it would be alrightfor tourists.
Iglsun's.feelings were that there had already been enough study done, that the
PEC could not anticipate problems, but could-deal with itrem whbn they arose.
corcoran stated that existing ordinances dealt with drugs, liquor and nojse
and that the one year time period would allow the PEC t; iecorisider in one year.
Scott Edwards abstained from comment because he had an interest in the arcade.
Peter Patten reminded the citizens thatdiscussion since last Novenrber and thatfor the one year limitation is that theto tourists, but that it nny prove to be
PLC 5/10/82 -2-
the arcade ordinance had been under
the staff had concerns, too, The reason
arcade is in an area not as much oriented
a good neighbor,
Diana askedof 11 to'l'1.
office space
used for any
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about the hours, and Mitchell responded that they were thinking.but would fashion the hours to the demand, Patten asked why the
was so large and neminded Mjtchell that the office could not be
other use other than an office for the arcade.
Duane Piper moved and Jim Morgan seconded
use to instal 1 a major arcade in space #6in the staff memo dated May 5"'1982 with
The vote was 3-2 in favor with Corcoran,
Trout against, and Edwards abstaining.
was not in the best interest of Vai'l .
to,approve the request for conditional
of the West Vail Mall as presented
the three conditions therein.
l'lorgan and Piper for, Donovan and
Donovan and Trout felt that the arcade
J.Requgst'.fo'r condi.tibnal use permit to operate a real estate off ice out ofE:!;itglglE "
n@-iG..,ffi* $pFETl @
Peter Patten reviewed the memo,
seemed to be no negative impacts.
may be a wish to expando the app'l
Trout moved and Donovan seconded
(Edwards had left the room.)
4... Request for anralnendment to the Vajl'Municipal Code. Sectjon 18.52.100
Er::.-i:.rl:-':lE-_^-F-i_a-\---.-."F--=+...-:+-.ffi.ir.--anu Duslness ott'l ces. Appttcant: lown 0t .vall
;Jt;;; *. -" t."* ";.;;untir May 24. Trout moved and
Piper seconded to table. The vote was 5-0 jn favor of tabl ing. (Edwards out of
5. togosejl .Artgrj al:9gli.n.es: f.qne
(Jim Morgan was one of the applicants, and therefore did not participate as
a PEC member, )
Peter Patten revjewed the memo and went over the 6 major changes. Then the
members revjewed the changes proposed by the staff,
Patten suggested that 18.27,070 Height be changed to read: ".l0% of the roof maybe'flat to allow for a transition of roof lines," eliminating any reference to
the Design Review Board;-,and setting a definite percentage of flat roof allowed.
Patten pointed out that the businesses that would be high traffic gellerators were
p1 aced under Conditional Use. Al l.lilIiams, one of the appljcants itated that
he wanted to see under Permitted Uses,-.those businesses that would augntent
business offices.. Bob Voliter, another applicant, stated that the setback require-
ments listed were too stringent for his property, which was long and narrow.
0ther concerns of Voliter were the fact that signs wou'l d not be allowed facing
toward I.70, that the view corrjdors be addressed, why retail was not allowed
on the 2nd floor, and why the housing was limited to employees,
Patten stated that retail was I'imited to lst floor to help ensure'its success,
and to make sure that there was not too much retajl square footage which would
make the zone more of a shopping mal1. Corcoran answered the sign question
by stating that this area was being treated in the same way the rest of Vail
was treated in the sign code. He added that various proceedings could be taken
to get variances in signs and setbacks, Steve Isom, architect for l.{illiams and
Morgan, stated that he wjshed VaiI Associates and Holy Cross had sent representativ
rto the meeting.
and discussion centered on the fact that there
Dan stressed that 'if, at a later date, there
icant would have to return with another request.
to approve the request. The vote was 5-0 in favor
-4- PEC 5/10/82
l,lill Trout stated that he supported higher F.A.R. than .75. He added that in
some of the original discussionsn there was talk of having a high relative
density to support a'l ower rent areao and he did not understand the changes
nnde in the ordinancer.'such as rernoving some uses first listed and lowering thedensity. He added that he still wanted to see interior pedestrian ways within
the property lines and mentioned sone examples jn other parts of the country.
He said that this vrou'l d increase the value of the property and would increase
the commercial frontage, Patten remjnded Trout that the ordinance required
the Plannn'ing and Environmental Commjssion to adopt a general circulation and
access plan, Corcoran felt that the issue of pedestrian ways was addressedwjthjn the ordinance requirements. Pjper felt that the ordinance could begore stringent so that bike and pedestrian paths would be required rather thanprd-fosed. Morgan expressed the cbncern that the plan not bFiasEln cement, but
rather'leave some flexibility as to where to p'lace the build'ings. Discussion
fol'lowed concerning the'location of a bike path.
Donovan suggested that the employee housing be rcggUgg. Patten said that it
could be done, Much discussion on this top'ic followeil. Patten added that a coupleyears.igo.'the issue of requiring a certain % of ernployee housing was considered,
and the Town Council decided to use the informal bargaining procedure instead,
Donovan a'l so felt that the traffic generators should be labeled as such for future
PEC members and pl aced under Conditional Use. ^
Edwards felt that the Glen Lyon 0ffice Building should not be included in the
districtTbecause the building could then be torn down and another, larger
building put in its p'lace. A1so, this would be up zoning.
The commission then went through the lists of permitted, conditional and
accessory uses and made many changes
The question of requiring employee housing came up again, some feeling that if
employee housing were required, other housing must be required, and others
feeling that incentives could be given to build enrployee housing. Donovan felt
employee housing shou'l d be requiredr-Piper felt that employee housing should not
be requ'ired, A vote was taken to see how each of the 5 members felt. It endedin a tie with Trout undecided, Duane and Scott againsto and Corcoran and Donovan
in favor, It was decided to jnclude this in the report to Town Council.
Scott Edwards moved and l,]ill Trout seconded to send to the Town Council the
commission's recommendations on the proposed Arterial Business zone district
as amended by the staff and pointing out that the Commission was divied
on the employee requirement issue,
The vote was 3.2 in favor with Dan Corcoran and Diana voting against. They feltthat employee housing should be requ'ired in this djstrict. (,lim Morgan abstained,)
6,rfgr$$!19.[-q.or!gnUium-conyersion on lot 12, Vail Villgg-e West #1
Ap'p
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Peter Patten explained that the appl icant
Donovan moved,-'Jpsgt seconded to table as
6.0 in favor of tabling to June .l4.
The meeting was adjourned at 6:45 p,m.
requested to table to June .|4.
per appl jcant's request. The vote was
I ao Applicari"" oS}__
APPLICATION TORM FOR CONDOMINIUM CONVERSION
I. This procedure is required for the conversion of any exisEi.ng units,regardless of their present use, inLo condominiums. The applicationwill not be accepted until all information is submitted.
A. NAME OF APPLICANT Dennis Shimon
ADDRESS P.O. Box 3543, Vail , Colorado 81658 pHONE 476-4L87
B. NAME OF APPLICANTIS REPRESENTATIVE Dennis Shimon
ADDRESS P.O. Box 3543, Vail, Colorado 81658 PrroNE 476-4L87
AUTHORIZATION F PROPERTY
SIGNATURE
ADDRESS P.o. Box 3643, Vail, Colorado 81658 PHONE 476-4187
LOCATION OT' PROPOSAI
ADDRESS 1828 Alta Circle, Vail, Colorado
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LEGAL DEscRrprroN Lor 42 K+kut1ttn?tT?=*b No. I
(\E. FEE g100 plus *Rp for ..cf, properLy owner to be notified.
F. A list of the n;.rme of owners of atl property adjacenL Lo thesubject property and their addresses. h !
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May 4, 1982
!!r. Peter Patten
Comnunity Development Department
TOWN OF VAIL
75 So. Frontage Rd. West
Vail , Colorado 81557
Dear Pete:
PLeaEe table the Beaverly ttills Condominium convergion
currentJ.y set for the May llth, meeting of the Environment
and Planning Comrrission and reschedule the matter for the
ilune 14th, L982 meeting purEuant to our conversation.
Thank you for your time and cooperation.
Yours truly,
BA:ns
Buck Allen
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(303) 476-7000
department of community development
April 26, '1.982
Dennis Shimon
P.0. Box 3643
Vail ,,Co'lorado 81 658
Dear Denn'is,
Under the provisions of the ordinance governing condominium conversions,
this report nust be made avai'l able to prospective purchasers of the units.AIso;,I'd'like to set up an appointment with you on Tuesday, ltlay 4 at 10100
,i.n the morning concerning other improvements to the property r*rich are required
under the applicable ordinance. Please respond to rrly secretary, Betsy, at
476y7000 x10'l;.,as I''11 be out of tom 4/27 through 5/2, Thanks.
cc: Buck Al ]en
ViIlage
A. PETER PATTEN
Senior Planner
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vail, colorado 81657
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department of community dwelopment
April
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RE:
26, 1982
PETER PATTEN
Gary Murl al.
Inspection of the Dennis Shimon Bes'!!le!!:e q! !8?8-41!g-9irglg'
After an inspection was made on 4/21/82, all 3 units of this
tri-p]ex awelllng appear to meet the minimum building
standards.
A'lthough there are a couple of things that need to be changed
or added.
1. Add a srnoke detector in the hal'l of the large
upstairs unit.
2. Replace smoke detectors in both lover units.
3. Change the window in the lower unitJ small
bedrocrn to meet egress.
cc: Buck A]]en
Dennis Shimon
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PLANN ING AND ENVIRONMENTAL COMMISSION
April 26, 1982
PRESENT STAFF PRESENT
llil'l Trout
Duane Piper
Oan Oorcoran
Jim Viel e
Diana Donovan
ABSENT
Jim Morgan
Scott Edwards
Dan Corcoran, chairman, ca1 led the meeting to order.
l, lpgrova'l olgigt{tJs of_Agri] 12 meeting.
Dan mentioned that he djd not second to adjourn the meeting of 4/12. No one
else could remember just who did. Duane moved and Jim V seconded to approve
the minutes, The vote was 5'0 in favor
st. for 2 variances of the hazard lations to build a lex with
Peter P, reviewed the memo and explained that the staff could find no rea'l re] ationship
between the slope of a site and the ratio of floor areas between units, Therefore,
since the design of the proposed units were not "mirror imager" the staff recommended
approval of the requested variances as long as the design of the second unit
upon each Iot would remain substantially different in design from that of thefirst unit upon each lot.
}Jill Trout moved and Jim V seconded to approve the request with the design contingency
described by the memo and by Peter. The vote was 4"0 in f,avor with Dan absta'ining.
3. .Reouest for two revisions to an approved conditonal use permit in a Publ ic' . it
Peter Patten described the memo and Steve Patterson answered questions of the
conrnission and audience. The concerns were sufficient drainage, and retaining
the teen center. Diana asked if any other sites had been considered for the
teen center,zand Steve answered that temporarily, the teen center would be housed
in the old town shops. He added that knock-out panels which could change into
additional windows, and stubbed plumbing would be included in the teen center
area of the library to make it easier and less expensive to convert this to employee
housing when the teen center is relocated.
Pat Kenney, representing the'12 families jn the Lionshead Lodge, expressed. the
concern over having the teen center on the west side, the noise generated by
them;'the nurber of teens us'ing the center, and the fact that he hadn't seen
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any information relating to a teen center published prior to the bond election.'
He felt that perhaps the Town should explore moving the center to anorher site.
l'lill was concerned about the noise on the west side, Duane questioned the costto the Town to first rnke the space into a teen center, and then change backinto employee housing, Steve said the Town hadn,t figured the cost. -Duane
asked if any space outside were to be used by the teens, and Steve answered thatthere would be sunrner use on a patio about 60 square feet large,.and Pam Hopkins,
architectr.zstated that the patio was also designed for counseling .
Duane asked if soundproofing wou'ld be added, and Steve replied it would be. Duane
asked if perhaps there could be an entrance'for the teens through the north sideto help reduce the noise on the west side, It was explained that this had beenconsidered;but the mechanical room was in the way, and to have the entrance
through the library would mean that the teen cent-er would have to close whenthe l ibrary c'losed.
hli1.l-pointed out that there have been some very good experiences with teen centers
and libraries working together,.but that this did not aiply to the outside spaces.
He added that 3 surfaces were being created which made it difficult to curb thenoise and felt that the teens shoul-d enter on the north and not be allowed onthe west side. He referred to opposition to the teen centerin a letter from
Frank Cicero dated April 21 , 1982 to the town,
Peter Patten read from the information printed in the Vail Trail before the electionin which the teen center ig mentioned.
Duane felt that the teen center and library could be a positive mix,.but wishedthat the teens didn't have to enter on the west side. Jim V. echoed Duane andfelt that it would be nice if the teens could. enter at the main entry. Diana
stated that in the nnny times she goes by the teen center each day, it appearedto be one of the quietest buildings in tbwn because teens felt that it wbs notcool to use a teen center-'that it was mostly used by pre-teens, she expresseddisappointment that the town was shirking its duty iir iroviding emp'loyee'hous'ing.
Steve Patterson mentioned that the number of teens wou'l d be limited because of
the occupancy'l oad requirements, and it was his feeling that there would be less
noise with a teen center than with employee housing with fewer entrances andlimited hours. Ron Byrne from the audience agreed-with the combination of uses,but wanted to know if the town had received any estimates on moving the building,
Steve answered that jt would cost from $40,000 to $60,000 to relocate the building,
and that it could not be included in the capital improvements for the next 3 years.
Duane moved and Diane seconded to approve the two revisions to the conditional
use perm'it for the proposed town of Vai'l library as stated in the staff memowith the addition of.a 3 year time limit placed on the use of the said spaceas a teen center. The vote was 3,1 in favor with will vot'ing against and Dan
abstaining,
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4, Pub'l ic hearinq and.consideration of revisions to the view corridors and
Peter Patten read the proposed new wording. Dan felt that there was a direct
contradiction in paragraph 3, After discussion of the new wordingn,it was felt
that the staff had answered the concerns of the PEC, but that the PEC wanted
one of the town attorneys to work on the wording'r6n6 then bring the revisions
back to the PEC.
l{il'l moved and Duane seconded.to table the itenuntil the staff could get written
directions from the attorney. The vote uns 5.0 in favor.
More discussion followed concerning when it should be tab'led ton.and it was
decided to have a meeting on Monday, May 3 at 3:00 p,m,
5. Belug* -tqr'coggominf unr conversion on 'lot 42;Vait Vi'l'lage Wegt Filing #l?oW
Dan said that a letter had been received from the appl icant requesting postponement
until the lvlay lOth meeting, |'li'll moved and Diana seconded to table until the
meeting of May 10, The vote in favor was 5'0.
Duane moved and }lill 'seconded to adjourn the meeting,
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Dear Peter:
Please table the consideration of the Beverly Hills
Condqninium converson originally set for the April 26, L982
Planning Comnission meeting. PLease reschedule the hearingfor the May L0th, 1982 neeting.
Thank you for your consideration and cooperation onthis matter.
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Mr. Peter Patten, Jr.
75 South Frontage Road Westvai1, Colorado 81657
Dear Peter:
Enclosed please find an appJ-ication for a condorninium
conversion for the Beaverly Hills Condominiums. I have
enclosed the required maps, a copy of the condominiumdeclaration, a copy of the bylaws, a report on the
proposed conversion, proof of ownership and a letter of
intent from Dennis Shimon concerning his tenants. As per
our conversation, I have submitted one copy of the above
rather than four as stated in the application form.
I have also enclosed a check for Sl-01.00 to cover the
application fee and mailing costs.
Thank you for your cooperation on this matter.
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75 aoulh fronlage td.
vail, colorado 81657
(303) 476-7000
Ross Davisn Jr.
Attorney-at-Law
P.O. Box 190
Vail , Colorado 8f657
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Dear Ross:
After reviewing the Beaverly Hills Condo Map request, Irve dete:mined
that Ordinance 28 of 1978 would apply to this situation (a copy is enclosed).This Ordinance regulates conversions of apartnents to condoniniuns,
which I believe is the case here because the building pernit was issuedin 1976 by Eagle County.
As you can see, the requirenents of Ordinance 28 are rigorous, and controls
by the Tom seen to be tight ones. Irn also enclosing a copy of the
existing Subdivision Regulations, which is referred to nany tines as
Section 17.
If your client wishes to pursue the matter, please contact ne and I'll
be glad to help out. Itll be out of town fron Decenber 18 to the 27th
and back on the 28th. Contact Dick Ryan if you wish, while Irn gone.
A.
Senior Planner
CC: John Stenmark,
Eagle Valley Engineering
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Members of the Planninq and Environmental Commission
RE: Supplement to Beaverly Hills CondominiumAssociation Conversion Report.
The purpose of this supplement is to answer several
questions that were raised after Peter Patten reviewed theinitial report. This paper will address those issues which
have not. been answered.
Beaverly Hillrs has ten existing parking spaces. There
are three units, under the current requirements six parking
spaces are needed. Thus, the project meets and exceeds
the parkinq space guidelines. The lot is currently not
paved however, Dennis Shimon is willing to have the 1ot
paved and would be amenable to escrowing paving funds upon
approval of his application.
Each unit will have separate trash cans as there are
only 3 units. Each unit will have an enclosure surrounding
the trash barrels, so as not to detract from the suroundj-ng
view and to keep dogs and other animals away from the containers
and their contents.
The electric utility meters will be independently
metered for the individual units. The water will be on one
meter and an agreement has already been reached on the
division of payment on the water bi1l.
t\lr. shimon has paid the following fees for variouspermits and taps as the building was completed. The Buildingpermit from Eagle County was $192.39. The plan check cost
$96.20, the temporary electrial permit was $I0.00 and the
electrical plan check was $40.00. The plumbing fee was
$72.50 Further, according to !1r. Jim llyatt from the Upper
Eagle Valley Sanitation Department, the water tap fee of
$1800.00 was paid as was the sewer tap fee of $1800.00 paid
on November 25, L975. I4r. Hyatt also indicated. that Mr.
Shimon's account is currently paid in full.
At this time, the applicant respectfully requests that
the fees he has paj-d be applied to set off any additional
building or tap fees that the commission might impose pursuant
to Ordiance 28, L978. Further, the applicant requests that
any additional charges or fees be waived based on two criteria.
First, the conversion to a condominium will not increase the
slructure's impact on the support services. Currently the
building houses three living units occupied by fu11 timeresidents, the conversion changes the property rights of the
tenants, from tenant to owner, however, the occupants remain
the same, so there rvill not be an increased demand for
services. Further, this condominium conversion is not of
Lhe scope envisioned by Ordinance 28, 1978. The Appollo
Park conversion precipitated the ordinance and this project
certainly does not have the effect or impact of the Appollo
Park Apartment conversion to time shari-ng condominiums. For
these reasons, the applicant respectfully reguests that the
assessment of new fees be waived.
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The applicant, Ivtr. Dennis Shj-mon, would like to thank
for vour consideration and cooperation on this matter.
there are any further questions, pleasg-do no
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I{embers of the Planning and Environmental Commission
Pursuant to Town of Vail Ordinance 28 of 1978, the
Beaverly Hills Condominium Association tenders the following
report concerning the proposed condorninium conversion.
As an introduction it should be noted that this conversion
concept was initiated through a consensus of the owner and
two tenants. The tenants inquired into the possibility of
purchasing their units and the owner, Dennis Shimon, then
went forward with the proposal. Throughout the rest of this
report, please keep this starting point for perspective on
the project.
I4r. Shimon has owned the house in question, consistingtof two rental apartments of two bedrooms each and one upstairs
livi-ng unit since early October, 1977. llr. and !lrs. George
Sheely and lt{r. and. Itlrs. t4i-ke Teach have been occupying the
two rental units contj-nuously since approximately OctoberI5t L977 to the present. Iqr. Shimon has lived in the upstairsunit since October, 1977. Thus, all individuals involved in
this proposal have occupied the structure since October 15,
1977, or for four and one-thlrd years.
l4r. and Mrs. George Sheely are married with severalchildren, the children are adults and living away from home.
The Sheely household consists of the husband and wife. Mr.
Sheely is retired, Mrs. Sheely is Lhe bookkeeper for Los
Amigos and Whiskey Creek. l4r. and Mrs. Dlike Teach comprise
the household of the second rental apartment. Both Mike and
Lynn Teach are employed by Gorsuch, Ltd. and have been so
employed for several years.
The current rent for both two bedroom apartments is
Three Hundred Dollars ($300.00) per month. This rental
figure does not include the utility costs. Mr. Denni-s
Shimon indicates that there has been no rent increase in thelast four years. Mr. Shimon indicates that he is very happy
wiLh both of his present tenants.
As the proposition for the condominium conversion was
initiated by both the tenants and the owner, the question of
who will buy the units can be resolved easily. At thispoint in time, both sets of tenants plan to purchase their
respective apartments. Mr. Shimon will retain ownership of
his unit. There will be no time sharing or interval ownership
in the conversion project. Further, the proposed sales
price for the two bedroom condominiums will be in the range
of $69,000 to $79,000 per unit. The exact price has yet to
be determined. I1r. Shimon has not made arrangements for
financing the purchase of the units at this time. l{r. Shimon
could make arrangements if the Planning Commj-ssion feels
that is requirerl , however, when viewing the motiviating
forces behind the conversion and the price being asked for
the two bedroom units, the applicant feels the intent of the
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ordinance has been met without the need of imposing financing
arrangements on the applicant.
It should also be noted that the proposed condominium
conversion does not require any modifications or construction
on the current structure and none is planned. Thus, the
entire project can be carried out without disrupting the
surrounding community in any manner, in fact, the only
apparent effect on the community and the present status quo
will be the changing of the tax rolLs and the payment of therequisite land transfer tax. fn addition, the structure has
been in a finished state for the last four years so that no
landscaping or environmental work would be required to
repair construction caused damage.
In sunmation, the request for this condominium conversionis initiated by the o\,vner of the structure as well as his
tenants. The ovrner has in the past dealt fairly with his
tenants as this report indicates and will continue to do so.
This proposal has the backing of both sets of tenants and
both sets of tenants have expressed interest in purchasing
their apartments. Under this set of circumstances, no long
term residents of the area will lose their housing, in fact,
to the contrary, the tenants will be allowed to buy the
apartments they have been renting for the last four years.
The intent of Ordinance 28, L978 has been complied with and
in fact, the conversion of these two units will guarantee
long term housing for two local families, thus meeting the
express intent and goal of the ordinance. As such, the
applicant, Mr. Dennis Shimon respectfully requests that this
condominium conversion be approved.
Section 1. Principal Office. Thethe c6$-5r--a:Elo-n sEi-ll-GTocatEi-in the
Colorado.
BEAVERLY HILLS
BY-LAWS
OF THE
CONDOMINIUM
ARTICLE I
OFFICES
ASSOCIATION
principal office of
County of Eagle,
Section 2. Registered Office. The registered officeof th6-6ii!6ETioffi1r be locired in Vail,
Colorado.
Section 3. Relocation of Offices. From time to time,as thilEbEillF Dme, the Board. of Directors
may relocate either the principal office or the registeredoffice of the corporation, or both of them.
ARTICLE II
II'IEETING OF MEMBERS
Section I. Place of Meetinqs. AlI meetinss of membersshall-F-hEfti-Tn ffirado, at sucfr tocation as
may be designated in the notice of the meeting or shall beheld at a location with or without the State of Colorado as
may be designated in a fully executed waiver of notice ofthe meeti-ng.
Section 2. Annual Meetings. For the purpose of electing
d i recE6FffiErans-a-&I nffitthe r bus ine s s as may properl-y
come before the meeting, an annual meeting of the members of
t,he corporation shall be held during the month of January of
each year at the hour and place specified in the notice ofthe meetingJ, or at any such date, hour. and place to whichthe annual meeting shall have been lawfutly adjourned. Ifthe date of the original or adjourned meeting shall be alegal holiday, the meeting shall be held on the next succeeding
business day which is not a legal holiday.
Section 3. Special Meetings, Special meetings of the
memb e?@Fc aTFby--t h-AT?EEi de nt a n d s ha I 1 be c a 1 1 e d
by the President or the Secretary at the written request of
a majority of the Directors, or of members voting, in the
aggregate, for nine units. Such requests shall state the
purpose or purPoses of the proposed meeting. The business
transacted at any special meeting of the members shall belimited to the purposes stated in tire notice of the meeting.
Section 4. Substitute Annual Meet.ings. If the annualmeetifr@me the dat,e designated
by Section 2 of this Article II, a substitute annual meeting
may be called in accordance wit,h Section 3 of this ArticleII. A meeting so called shall be designated and treated forall purposes as an annual meeting.
Section 5.Notice of Meeting.
(a) By or at the direct,ion of the President, the
Secretary, or other office or persons calling the meeting of
('
the members, written or printed notice stating the place,
day, and hour of the meeting and, in case of a special
meeting, the purpose or purposes for which the meeting iscalled shall be delivered to each member entit.led to vote at
such meeting either .by mail or in person and not less thanten nor more than fifty days before the date of the meeting.If mailed, such notice shall be deemed to be del-ivered when
deposited with postage thereon prepaid in the United Statesmail addressed to the member at his address as it appears onthe books of the corporation.
(b) When any meeting is adjourned for thirty days or
more, notice of the adjourned meeting shall be given as inthe case of an ori-ginal meeting. When a meeting is adjournedfor less than thirty days at any one adjournment, it shallnot be necessary to give notj.ce of the adjourned meetingother than by announcement at the meeting at which the
adjournment is taken. At the adjourned meeting, the corporation
may transact any business which might have been transactedat the original meeting, provided a quorum is present.
Section 6. Waiver of Notice. A written waiver ofnoticffi-5-friEEti;-fEF tEffia;66;s shall be equivatent tothe giving of such notice if signed by the person or persons
entitled to such notice either before, on, or after the dateof the meeting. The appearance of any person at a meeting of
members shall operate as a waiver by him of notice of themeeting, except when he attends the meeting for the statedpurpose of objecting to the transaction of any business onthe ground that the meeting is not lawfully called or convenedor that proper notice has not been given.
Section 7.Quorum and Adi ournment.
(a) sufficient members of the corporation entitl-ed tovote a majority of the votes shall be present in person or
be proxy to const.itute a quorum for the transaction of any
business.
(b) If a quorum is absent at ;he opening of any meetingor during any meeting of members, the holder of a majorityof votes present in person or by proxy and entitled to voteorr if no menlcer entitled to vote is present, any officer ofthe corporation, may adjourn the meeting from time to timeuntil a quorum is present, provided that the period for anyone adjournment sha1l not exceed sixty days.
Section 8. Proxies. Members entitted to vote at anymeetiiQ-S,-lFbe entTEfea to vote either in person or by oneor more agents authorized by written proxy executed by the
member of his duly authorized attorney-in-fact. No proxy
shall be valid after eleven months from the date of its
execution, unless the contrary is specifically provided inthe proxy.
Section 9.Voting by Members.
(a) The voting rights of members shall be as is set
forth in Article IV of the Articles of Incorporation.
(b) Except where a different vote is required by lawor the Articles of Incorporation, the affirmative vote of a
majority of votes cast on any matter at a meeting of the
members at which a quorum hras present at the time of thevote shall be the act of the members on that matter.
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Section 10. Actions Without a Meetinq. Anv actionwhichE!-86-T6Een rs *-ay be takenwithout a meeting if a written consent setting forth theaction so taken shal1 be signed by all of the members entitledto vote with respect to the subject matter thereof.
Section 11. 9l4eS qf Business. So far as applicable,. the offi-Eil;inffiq of the members sharl
be as follows:
a) CaII to order.b) RolI Call - determination of quorum.
c) Proof of notice of waiver of notice.d) Reading and approval of minutes.e) Reports of officers.f) Reports of committees.
S) Election of directors.h) Unfinished business.i) New business.j) Adjournment.
ARTICLE III
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Secti-on I. General Powers. The Board of Directors
sha I l-EETE-EE-powE?E- an?-EuEfe s neces sary for the administrationof the affairs of the corporation and for the operation and
maintenance of a first-class residential townhouse project.
The Board of Directors may do atl such acts and things asare not by law by the Articles of Incorporation or these By-
Laws or by the Condominium Declaration directed to be exeriised
and done by members.
Section 2. Specific Powers and Duties. The Board ofoirec6?6E-lT h d to the fotlowing
powers and duties.
(a) To administer, protect, and enforce the covenant,s,conditions, restrJ-ctions, easements, uses, limitations,obligations, and all other provisions set forth in the
Condominium Declaration for the Beaverly Hills Condominiums,the Articles of Incorporation and these By-Laws.
(b) To fix the amount of the regular and special
assessments and to send written notice to every owner subj ectthereto at least thirty (30) days before each assessment isdue. A11 assessments shall be in statement form and shallset forth the details of Lhe various expenses for which th.e
assessments are being made.
(c) To impose penalties and col-lect delinquent assess-
ments by lien, suit, or otherwise and to seek damages from
an owner as is provided in the Declaration and these By-
La!,rs.
(d) To adopt, publish, amend, and enforce rules andregulations governing the use of the Association property
and facilities and the personal conduct of the members andtheir guests thereon and to establish penalties for theinfraction thereof. A copy of such rules and regulationsshall be delivered to or mailed to each member promptly uponthe adoption thereof.
(e) To suspend the voting rights and the right to usethe recreational facilities of a member during any period in
which such member shall- be in default of the payment of any
assessment levied by the corporation. Such right may also
be suspended after not,ice and hearing, for a period not to
exceed fifteen (15) 'days, for infraction of puU:-ished rules
and regulations.
(f) To initiate and maintain adequate liability and
hazard insurance as required by the Declaratj-on.
(S) To elect and supervise offj-cers of the corporation
and to see that their duties are properly performed.
(h) To hire and supervise personnel necessary toperform the duties and functions of the corporation underthe terms of the Declaration and Articles of Incorporation.
(i) To provide for the maintenance, repair, and upkeepof the Association property.
(j) To enter into contracts, including instruments of
indebtedness, and instruments securing the payrnent of such
indebtedness, within the scope of their duties and powers.
(k) To protect and defend the properties from loss and
damage by suit or otherwise.
(f) To establish a bank
and for all separate funds asof Directors.
account for the common treasury
deemed advisable by the Board
(m) To keep and maintain ful1 and accurate books,records, and minutes showing all of the receipts, expenses,
disbursements, and business of the corporation and to permit
examlnation thereof at any reasonable t,ime by each of the
members and, upon the affirmative vote of at least fiftypercent (508) of the members, to cause a compJ-ete audit to
be made of the books and accounts by a certified public
accountant.
(n) To prepare and deliver to each member at the
annual meeting a statement showing all receipts, exPenses,
or disbursements since the last such statement. Such statement
shall- be delivered at any special meeting when so requested
by one-third of the members who are entitled to vote.
(o) To provide for issuing, upon demand of any person,
a certificate setting forth whether or not any assessment
has been paid. The Board may charge a reasonable fee for
such issuance. If a certificate states an assessment has
been paid, such certificate shall be conclusive evid.ence of
such payment.
(p) To cause all officers or employees having fj-scal
responsiblities to be bonded as deemed appropriate.
(g) To provide for trash and garbage removal .
(r) To do al-l things necessary and reasonable to carry
out the governing and operation of this condiminium project.
Section 3.'Number, Terms, and Qualifications
(a) The number of directors comprising the Board
Directors shall be three. The number of Directors may
of
be
increased or decreased by amendment of these By-Laws; provi4ed,
however, that the number of Directors shall not be reducedto less than three nor increased to more than seven.
(b) Each member of the initial Board of Directorsshall continue to hold office until the new Board is elected
and holds their first meeting. At the first meeting of the
members, successors to the initial Board of Directors shall
be elected for a term of one year each. Except for theinitial Board of Directors, each Director shall hold officefrom the time of his election'and qualification until hisdeath, resignation, removal, or disqualification, or untilhis successor shall have been elected and qualified, whicheverevent shall first occur.
(c) Only menbers of the corporation maythe Board of Directors. Directors need not bethe State of Colorado.
(d) No person shall serve as a directorattained the age of twenty-one years.
be members of
residents of
until he has
Section 4. Election. Except as provided in thiserticffiF-the6-e-EijElaws, thl oireltors shall be elect,edat the annual meeting of members or at a substitute annual
meeting of members or at a special meeting of members.Directors shall- be elected by a plurality of the votes cast.
Unless a member so demands, the election of the Directors
need not be by ballot.
Section 5. Chairman of the Board. The Board of Directorssharl_-Elffia-dhaffirs at rhe annual
meeting of the Board. The Chairman shall preside at all
meetings of the Board and will perform such other duties as
these By-La\ds or the Board may prescribe.
Section 6. Resignation. A Director may resign at any
time,-E-i-ffiE6p-taF6E-Efs resignation shall not be necessary
to make it effective. Such resignation shall take effect at
the time stated therein. If a resignation is to take effectat a future date, the Board of Directors or the members rnayelect a successor to take office when the resignation becomes
ef fective.
Section 7. Vacancy. A vacancy in the Board, howeveroccurffifriEffie EfiTEd-uy the affi-rmative vote oi a majorityof the Directors remaining in office, even though less thana quorum, or by a sole remaining Director. A Director
elected to fill a vacancy shal1 be elected for the unexpired
term of his predecessor in office.
Section 8. Removal of Directors. At any meeting of
the mErtffie ffiates such purposer dny
one or more of the Directors may be removed with or without
cause by a najority of the votes of the members and a successor
may then and there be elected to fill the vacancy created.
Section 9. Compensation. No Director shall be entitledto reE6FEilr his sarvfces as a Director any compensation.
A Director may be reimbursed for his reasonable expensesj"ncurred in the performance of his duties as a Director if
the Board of Directors so determines.
Section 10. Manasin On behalf of the corporation,
a managing agent and paythe s6;E-FTilectoETEf employ
such agent
Directors.services as
compensation
The managingthe Board of
as established by the Board ofagent shaI1 perform such dutj-es andDirectors shall authorize.
ARTICLE IV
MEETING OF DIRECTORS
Section I. Place of Meetings All annual meetings ofthe aofiTE-uireffitd at the same tocaiion asthe annual meeting of members and special meetings of the
Board of Directors shall be held at such location as may bedesignated in the notice of the meeting or shal1 be held ata location within or without the State of Colorado as may be
designated in a fu11y executed waiver of notice of the
meeting.
Section 2. Annual Meeting. For the purpose of organi-zatioi-lfi-dfr5n of-E-fiaer-s, and the transacti-on of suchother business as may properly come before the meeting, an
annual meeting of the Board of Directors of the corporationshall be held imrnediateJ.y following the annual meeting ofthe members of the corporation. If the annual meeting ofthe Board of Directors is not held as required by thisSection, then it may be hetd at such other t,ime or place as
may be specified in a notice of meeting given as provided bySection 4 of this Article IV.
Section 3. Special Meetings. Special meetings of theeoardrcfffior@y the chairman oi the
Board or the President and shall be called by the Chairman,the President, or the Secretary upon the written request of
two Directors.
Section 4.Notice.
(a) Notice of each meeting of the Board of Directorsshalf be given by any one of the following methods of communications:
(a) By written notice delj-vered at least five,but not more than t$renty d.ays before the date of the meeting.In such case, notice sha1l be delivered by leaving it withthe Director or at his residence or usual place of business,or by mailing a copy thereof to his last known post office
address or at such other address as he may have designated.If mailed, such notice shall be deemed to be delivered when
deposited with postage thereon prepaid in the United Statesmails; or
(2') By telegram dispatched or telephone call madeat least forty-eight (48) hours, but not more than twenty(20) days before the date of the meeting. A telegram shatL
be dispatched to the Director's residence or usual place ofbusiness, or at his last known post office address or at
such other address as he may have designated. Notice by
telephone call may be given to the Director or to any apparentlyresponsible adult person at his residence or usual place of
business or such place as he may have designated; or
(3) By any other usual and customary means of
communication at least forty-eight (48) hours, but not rnorethan twenty (20) days, before the date of the meeting.
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(b) Directors need not all be notified by the same
method of conununication but. if any method of comrnunicationcomplies with Subsection (1), then the Secretary may, in hisdiscretion and in view of the individual circumstances of
each Director, determine the method which will most expeditiouslyinsure timely and adequate notice to each Director.
(c) Notice, however given, by whatever method of
communication shall specify the time, date, and place of themeeting and, in the case of a special meeting, also thepurpose of the meeting. Specification of the purpose of thespecial meeting shall not preclude the Board of Directorsfrom considering other business at that meeting.
(d) Notice of any meeting need not be given to anyDirector who waives notice as is provided in Section 5 ofthis Article.
Section 5. Waiver of Notice. A written waiver ofnotice of a meeting of the Board of Directors shall beequivalent to the giving of such notice if signed by theperson or persons entitLed to such notice either before, ot,or after the date of the meeting. The appearance of anyperson at a meeting of the Board of Directors shall operateas a waiver by him of notice of the meeting, except when heattends the meeting for the stated purpose of objecting tothe transaction of any business on the grounds that the
meeting is not lawfully called or convened or that proper
notice has not, been given.
Section 6.Quorum and Adjournment
(a) A quorum of Directors for the transaction of
business at any meeting of the Board of Directors shallconsist of the majority of the total number of Directors
which were to be elected pursuant to Section 3, Article III,of these By-Laws at the last annual meeting of members,whether or not such number of Directors were in fact elected.
(b) ff a quorum is absent at the opening of any meetingof the Board of Directors, the meeting may be adjourned fromtime to time until a quorum is present by a vote of a majorityof the Directors present and voting on the motion to adjourn.Thereafter, the Directors may transact any business whichthey might lawfully have transacted at the original meetingof the Board of Directors, provided a quorum is presenl .
(c) Notice of an adjourned meeting need not be given
if the tj-me, date, and place are fixed at the meeting adjourning
and if the period of adjournment does not exceed ten (10)
days in any one adjournment.
Section 7.Orqanization.
(a) If the Chairman of the Board d.oes not preside at a
meeting, a Director selected by the Board members present atthe meeting shall preside.
(b) The Secretary of the corporation sha1l act as
secretary of all meetings but, in his absence, the presiding
officer may appoint a secretary.
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the oilid-5F-ETsinEEETE
shall be as follows:each meeting
CaIl to order
Proof and notice of meeting or waiver thereof.
Determination of presence or absence of quorum.
Section 8. Order of Business.So far as applicable,
of the Board of Directors
(a)
(b)
(c)
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(d) Reading and approval of previous minutes.(e) Regular business, including, but not limited to:
(1) Management reports.(2) Ratification of acts of officers.(3) Election of officers.(4) Determination of number of Directors to beelected at annual- meeting of members.(5) Fixing time and place for next regular meeting.
(f) Other business(S) Adjournment
Section 9. Presumption of Assent. A director who ispreseiEE-ilfrdet@irectors at which anyaction is taken shal-l be presumed to have assented to theaction unLess (a) his contrary vote is recorded or (b) hisdissent is otherwise entered in the minutes of the meetingor (c) he shall file his writ,ten dissent to such action withthe person acting as secretary of the meeting before adjournmentthereof or (d) shall forward such dissent by registered mailto the Secretary of the corporation immediately after adjournmentof the meeting. Such right to dissent sha1l not be availableto a Director who voted in favor of the action taken.
Section 10. Actions Without A Meeting. Any actiontaken-fr5f-ffiTen d of birctors may
be taken without a meeting if a written consent settingforth the action so taken shall be signed by all of the
members of the Board of Directors entitled to vote withrespect to the subject matter thereof.
ARTICLE V
OFFICERS
Section I. Number. The officers of the corporationshallTfrGidentT-dne or more vice-Presidentsl a Secretary,
and a Treasurer, and such other officers as the Board mayfrom time to time elect. Any tlro or more offices may beheld by the same person, but no officer may act in more than
one capacity where the action of two or more officers isrequired, and in no event may the same person simultaneouslyhold the offices of President and Secretary.
Section 2.Election Term and Qualifications.
(a) The officers enumerated in Section I of thisArticle shall be elected by and from the Board of Directorsat its annual meeting, but additional officers may be elected
and vacancies fi1led at any other meeting of the Board ofDirectors.
(b) Each officer elected by the Board of Directors
shall- hold office until his death, resignation, retirement,
removal, or disqualification, or until his successor shall
have been elected.
(c) The officers shall be elected at the annual meeting
of the Board of Directors or at a substitute annual meeting
of the Board of Directors or at a special meeting of the
Board of Directors. Officers shall be elected by a majority
of the votes cast. Unless a Board member so demands, the
election of the officers need. not be by ballot.
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Section 3.Resiqnation.An officer may resign at any.time iiE-E@EanEE of the resiqnation shal1 not be necessarytake effect atto make it effective. Such resicrnation shallthe time stated.
Section 4. Removal. Any officer elected by the Boardof niffiE-Gy Eil65ved Uy tfre Board at any time with orwithout cause at a regular or special meeting of the Boardof Directors.
Section officerSection 5. Compensation. No officer shall be entitledto red6lild-To-F-his sErvFes as an officer any compensation
An officer may be reimbursed for his reasonable expensesincurred j-n the performance of his duties as an officer ifthe Board of Directors so determines.
Section 6. President. The President shall be the
chief-E-ec-6[€ii6 oFffcd-bT the corporation. Subject to thecontrol of the board, he shall have general and activesupervision and control of the business and affairs of thecorporation and over its other offi.:ers, agents, and employees.
Without limiting the tenerality of the foregoing. the President
shal-1:
(a) Have authority to designatef appoint, and removeas he shall deem necessary or desireable any agent or employeeof the corporation, but he shall have no authority to appoint
or remove any corporate officersi and
(b) See that all resolutions, orders, and directivesof the Board of Directors are carried into effect; and
(c) APpoint committees from among the members from
time to time as he may in his discretion decide is appropriate
to assist in the cond,uct of the affairs of the corporation.
(d) Have authority to sign, execute, and deliver, with
any other appropriate officerf corporate instruments of con-
veyance, instruments of indebtedness, and obJ-igations and
contracts and other instruments and documents that may be
authorized by the Board of Directors, except in cases where
the signing. execution, or d,elivery thereof shall have been
delegated by these By-Lavrs or by the Board of Directors to
some other officer or agent of the corporation, or shall- be
required by law otherwise to be signed, executed or delivered;
and
(e) Perform all duties incident to the office of
President and such other duties as the Board of Directors
nny prescribe from time to time.
Section 7. Vice-Presidents. Each Vice-President shallperfoifr'-ffih-6tieE-ts-E6e Boefil of Directors or the President
shall prescribe. In the absence of the President, or in the
event of his d.eath, inability or refusal to act, the powers'
duties, and functions of his office shall be termporarily
performed and exercised by one or more of the Vice-Presid.ents
as prescribed or directed by the Board and, when acting in
such capacity, they shall be subject to alL restrictions
upon the President.
Section 8.Secretary. The Secretary shall:
(a) Keep, or cause to be kept, in one or more books
provided for that purpose, the minutes of all meetings and
proceedings of the Board of Directors, any committees of the
Board of Directors, and of the members; and
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(b) See that all notices are duLy given to members andDirectors in accordance with the Articles of fncorporation
and these By-Laws and as required by law; and
(c) Have custody of the general records and documentsof the corporation other than those required to be kept inthe custody of the Treasurer, pursuant to Section 10 of thisArticle V or pursuant to any directive of the Board ofDirectors or the President consistent with these By-Laws;
and
(d) Maintain custody of the seal of the corporation
and see that it is affixed to all corporate documents requiredto be executed under seals; and
(e) Sign
signature; and
(f) Keep
fu1ly informed
and affairs of
and
aI1 such instruments as may require his
the President and the Board of Directorsas to all matters relating to the businessthe corporation for which he is responsible;
(S) In general, perform all duties incident to theoffice of Secretary and such other duties as the Board ofDirectors or the President mav prescribe from time to time.
Section 9.Treasurer. The Treasurer shall:
(a) Have charge and custody of, and be responsiblefor, the funds of the corporation; and
(b) Disburse and invest the funds of the corporation,
as ordered and authorized by the Board; and
(c) Keep full and accurate records of j-nvestments,
receipts, deposits, and disbursements; and
(d) Keep the President and the Board fully informed asto all matters relating to the business and affairs of thecorporation for which he is responsible; and
(e) Render to the Board of Directors, when required,
the account of his transaction as Treasurer; and
(f) In general , perform all the duties incident to theoffice of Treasurer and such other duties as the Board ofDirectors or President may prescribe from time to time.
Section 10. Assistant Offi-cers. In the event that oneor moi6TEEfEEan-t ffirporation shall beelected by the Board, the respective officers m.ry delegateto one or more of their ass j-stant officers the performance
of any of the duties of the officers, subject to restrictions
imposed by the Board of Directors. Each assistant officershall also perform aII such duties as the Board of Directorsor the President may prescribe from time to time.
ARTICLE VI
BOOKS AND RECORDS
Section l. Availabilitv for Inspection. At all times
during -reasonable-Eusf ne.ss -Io[rs ,papers of the corporation shall be
any member or his duly authorized
the books, records, andsubject to inspection by
representative.
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Section 2. Other Documents. The Declaration, Articles.of rnE6ip6EEFn,-anE-tEe-y-Lar,rs of this corporation shallbe available for inspection by any member or his duly autho-rized agent at the principal office of the corporation.
Copies thereof may be purchased at a reasonable cost.
ARTICLE VII
GENERAL PROVISIONS
Section 1. Seal. The seal of the corporation shall becircufF-ffi-EEm ffi--sharl have inscribed thereon the following:
EAVERLY HILLS CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION
SEAL
STATE OF COLORADO
Section 2. Fiscal Year. The fiscal vear of the corpor-atj-on shall be fixed by the Board of Directors.
Section 3.Indemnificati.on of Officers and Manaqers.
The Association shal1 indemnify every officer and managingagent, their respective successors, personal representatives,
and heirs, against aII loss, costs, and expenses, includingattorneyst fees, reasonably incurred by him in connectionwith any action, suit, or proceeding to which he may be aparty by reason of his being or having been an officer or
managing agent of the corporation, except as to matters asto which he shall be finally adjudged in such action, suit,or proceeding to be liable for gross negligence or willfulmisconduct. In the event of a setLlement, indemnificationshall be provided only in connection with such matterscovered by the settlement as to which the Association is
advj-sed by counsel that the person to be indemnified as notbeen guilty of gross negligence or wil1fu1 misconduct in theperformance of his duties as such officer or managing agent.
The foregoing rights shall not be exclusive of other rightsto which such officer or managing agent may be entitled.All 1oss, liability, damage, cost, and expense incurred orsuffered by the corporation by reason or arising out of orin connection with the foregoing indemnificaLion provisionshall be treated and handled by the corporation as conrmonexpensesi provided, however, that nothing j-n this ArticleVII shall be deemed to oblj-gate the corporation to indemnifyany member or owner of a townhouse unj.t who is or has been
an officer or managing agent of the corporation with respectto any dutieF or obligations assumed or liabilities incurredby him under and by virtue of the Declaration.
ARTICLE VIII
MORTGAGES
Section 1. Notice to Corporatj-on. An or,rner who mortgages
n is c5fr?i5frlli:Iu-fr u@corporar ion rhroughthe managing agent, if any, or the President of the Corporation,giving the name and address of his mortgagee. The Associationshall maintain such information in a book called Mortgagesof units.
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Section 2. Notice of Unpaid Assessments. Wheneverassessfr6frE6-Gp6n red by a mortgagelisted in the Mortgages of units shall be thirty (30) daysin arrears, the Treasurer shall notify all mortgagees on
such condominium unit that the assessment is delinquent andthe amount thereof. .
ARTICLE IX
EVIDENCE OF OWNERSHIP, REGISTRATION OF
MAILING ADDRESSES, AND REQUIRED PROXIES
Section I. Proof of Ownership. Except for thoseownerE-ffi6-ElE:-a@dominilm unir from rheDeclarantr Erny person on becoming an owner of a condominiumunit shall furnish to the managing agent or Board of Directorsa photocopy or a certified copy of the recorded. instrumentvesting that person with the interest or ownership. Said
copy shall remain in the files of the corporation. A membersha1l not be deemed in good standing nor shall he be entitledto vote at any annual or special meeting of the membersunless this requirement is first met.
Section 2. Reqistration of Mailincr Address. TheownerFEfrlZh-co d the sameregistered mailing address to be used by the corporation formailing of monthly statements, notices, demands, and allother comrnunications, and such registered mailing addressshall be the only mailing address of a person or persons,
firm, corporation, partnership, association, or other legalentity or any combination thereof to be used by the corporation.
Such registered address of an owner shall be furnished by
such owner to the Secretary within five (5) days aftertransfer of tit1e, or after a change of address, and such
registration shall be in written form and signed by all ofthe owners of the condominium unit or by such persons whoare authorized by law to represent the interest of all ofthe owners thereof.
Section 3. Corporation Address. The address of the
corpoGTfri-sh-El1@ the Board of Directorsat the firsL meeting of the Board, and notice thereof sha1l
be given to all owners and first mortgagees.
ARTICLE X
OBLIGATIONS OF MBMBERS
Section I. Assessments. Except as it otherwise provid.ed
in thd-pElEiEEionl-EIT- oTners shall be obligated to pay the
assessments imposed by the corporation and pay the expensesj-ncurred by the corporation pursuant to the Declaratj-on,
Articles of Incorporation, or these By-Lav/s. A member shall
be deemed to be i-n good standing and entitled to vote at any
annual or special meeting of members, wj-thin the meaning of
these By-Laws, if and only if he shal1 have paid all assess-
ments made or levied against him and the condominium unit
owned by him.
Section 2.Maintenance and Repair.
(a) At its ovrn expense, every owner must promptly per-
form all maintenance and repair work within his own condominium.
An owner shall not do an act or any work that will impair
the structural soundness or integrity of the building or
impair any easements or heredj-tament.
(b) ALl the repairs of internal installations of the
unit such as \.rater, light, 9ds, power, sewage, telephone,
sanitary installations, doors, windows, electrical fixtures,
appliances, and equipment installed within the condominiumunit commencing at a point at which the utility 1ines,pipes, wires, conduits, or systems (which for brevity arehereafter referred to as utilities) enter the condominiumunit shall be at the owner's expense. Utility fixtures and
appliances (but no lines, pipes, wires, conduits, or systems)
which are not located within the condominium unit, whichexist for the purpose of providlng utility service only for
one condominium unit, shall be maintained and kept in repair
by the owner of that condominium unit.
(c) An owner shall be obligated to reimburse the
corporation promptly upon receipt of its statement for any
expenditures incurred by it in repairing or replacing anyproperty owned by the corporatj.on, or for which it is responsible,
which was damaged by the owner's negligence or the negligence
of his family, tenants, invitees, or agents.
Section 3. Mechanicrs Lien. Each owner (indemnifor)
agreeE-Eil-n-n*-indenrniff -afr -to-EonFnarmlesseachof theother
owners from and against all liability arising from the claim
of any mechanic's lien filed against any condominium unit of
his or any other owner for construction performed or for
labor, materials, services, or other products incorporated
in the o\^rnerrs (indemnitorrs) condominium unit at such
owner's (indemnitorr s) request. In the event suit for
foreclosure of any such lien i-s commenced, then within
ninety (90) days after such commencement the indemnitor
shall be required to deposit with the corporation cash or
negotiable securities equal to the amount of such claim plus
interest for one year together with the sum of One HundredDollars ($100.00). Such sum of security shall be held bythe corporation pending full adjudication or settlement of
the claim or litigation. Disbursement of such funds or
proceeds shall be made by the corporation to insure payment
of or on account of such final judgement or settlement. Any
deficiency shall be paid forthwith by the indemnitor, andhis failure to so pay shall entitle the corporation to make
such payment, and the amount thereof shall be a d.ebt of the
indemnitor and a }j-en against his condominium unit which may
be foreclosed as is provided in Article 8 of the Declaration.
Section 4. General . Each owner shall comply strictly
with EEE-FiovfsionE-oFTtre recorded Declaration. Each owner
shall always endeavor to observe an,-i promote the cooperative
purposes for the accomplishment for which this condominiumproject was built.
Section 5.Use of Condominiums Internal Changes.
(a) A11 condominiums shall be utilized for private
residential purposes only or as residential rental units.
(b) After Declarant in the Declaration has comPleted
the project, an owner shall not make strucLural modifications
or alterations to his condominium or installations located
therein without the written approval of the Board of Directors.
The Board of Directors sha1l be notified in writing of the
intended modifications throuqh the Chairman of the Board of
Directors.
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Section 6. Use of the Common Area. Each owner may usethe a6E66fEEi-5i-p@ith the purpose for
which it was intended wj-thout hindering or encroaching uponthe lawful ri.ghts of the other owners.
Section 7. Riqht of Entrv. An owner shall and doesgrant-Efr6-ffEE oEtnE-To-EG managing agent or Board ofDirectors of the corporation, to have access to his condominium, unit from time to time during reasonable hours as may be
necessary for the maintenance, repair I or replacement of anyof the common utilities or for making emergency repairstherein necessary to prevent damage to the common utilitiesor to another condominium unit or units. Damage to theinterior of any part of the condominium unit as a resul! of
such entry thereof shall be a common expense to all of the
owners; provided, however, that if such entry resulting in
damage was made necessary as a result of the negligence or
malfeasence of the owner, then such owner shall be responsiblefor all such damage.
Section B. Damage or Destruction. Each ownerf uponbecomfil-En--ffierffie reby grants hi spo$/er-of-attorney in favor of the corporation, irrevocably
appointing the corporation his attorney-in-fact to deal withthe owner's condominium unit upon its damage or destruction
as provided in Article IX of the Declaration.
ARTICLE XI
AI"IENDMENTS TO BY-I,AWS
Section 1. These By-Laws may be amended, at a regular
or sp6dEf-frffiing of the goard oi nirectors, by a vote of a
majority of a guorum of the Directors present in person or
by proxy. fn case of any conflict between the Articles of
Incorporation and these By-Laws, the Articles shall control;
and, in case of any conflict between the Declaration and
these By-Laws, the Declaration shall control.
BEAVERLY HILLS CONDOMINIUM
ASSOCIATION
Dated this day of
,198r
By
By
By
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CONDOMINIUM DECLARATION
FOR
BEA\iERIY HILLS CONDOMINIUMS
RECfTATS
Dennis L. Shimon ("Dec1arant"), is the owner of Lo1c 42,
VAIL VILLAGE WEST, Filing No. 1, according to the recordedplat thereof, County of Eagle, State of Colorado.
Declarant desires to establish a condominium project
under the Condominium Ownership Act of Colorado ("the Act")
and to define the character, duration, rights, obligations
and lirnitations of condominium ownership. Declarant hasconstructed a building on LoL 42, VAIL VILLAGE WEST, FilingNo. L, 6ccording to the recorded plat thereof, County ofEagle, State of Colorado, which building, when completed,shall consist of separately designated condominium units. A
condominium map will be filed showing the location of saidbuilding on the property, which is hereby made subject tothis Declaration.
Declarant does hereby establish a plan for the ownershipof real property estates in fee simple, consisting of theair space contained in each of the apartment units in thebuilding and the coownership, by the individual and separate
owners thereof, as tenants in common, of all of the remainingreal proPerty.
DECLARATION
Declarant does hereby publish and declare that thefollowing terms, covenants, conditj-ons, easements, restrictions,uses, reservations, Iimitations and obligations shall be
deemed to run with the land, shalI be a burden and a benefitto Declarant, its successors and assigns and any personacquiring or owning an interest in the real property that isor becomes subject to this Decl-aration and improvementsbuilt thereon their grantees, successors, heirs, executors,administrators, devisees or assigns.
t. Definitions. As used in this Declaration, unless
otherwise-expre ryprovided :
(a) rrApartment unit" means an individual air
space unit contained within the perimeter waIls, floors,ceilings, windows and doors of a unit in a building constructed
on real property, which is subject to the provisions of thisDeclaration, and as shown and described in a condominium map
recorded in the real property records of Eagle County,
Colorado, together with (i) all- fixtures and improvements
therein; (ii) the inner decorated or finished surfaces of
such unitrs perimeter walls, floors and ceilings; (iii) the
doors and windows of the unit; and (iv) the interior nonsupportingwalls wj-thin the unit. The term does not include, however,the undecorated or unfinished surfaces of the perimeter
walJ-s, floors or ceilings of a unit, any utilities running
through the unit that serve more than one unit or any othergeneral conrmon element or part thereof located within theunit.
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4.General Commo n Elements; Encroachments.
(a) The general common elements sha1l be owned in
common by all the owners and shall remain undivided. No
owner shall assert any right of partition wi-th respect to
the general comnon el-ements. Each owner waj-ves any and all
rights of partition he may hold by virtue of his ownershipof.an undivided interest in the general conrmon element,s as atenant in comnpn with the other owners. This paragraph
shdll not. however, Iimit or restrict the right of partition
of a single condominium unit among the owners thereof, but
such right of partition shall not be construed to mean aphysical division or partition of a condominium unit, norsha1l such right of partition affect any other condominium
unit.
(b) Each owner shall be entitled to use the
general conmon elements i-n accordance with the purpose for
which they are intended, without hindering, imped.ing or
imposing upon the rights of the other owners and. in accordance
with the rules and regulations duly established from time to
time by the Association.
(c) If any portion of the general common elements
now encroaches upon any apartment unit, or if any apartment,
now encroaches upon any other apartment unit or upon anyportion of the general common elements, as a result of theconstruction of any building, or if any such encroachment
shall occur hereafter as a result of settling or shifting of
any buidingr ? valid easement for the encroachment and for
the maintenance of the same so long as the building stands,
shall exist. In the event any building, any apartment unit,
any adjoining apartment unit, or any adjoining general
common element, shall be partially or totally destroyed as a
result of fire or other casualty or as a result of condemnation
or eminent domain proceedings, and then rebuilt, encroachments
of parts of the general conrmcrn elements upon any apartment
unit or of any apartmenl unit upon any other apartment unit
or upon any portion of the general common elements, due to
such rebuilding, shall be permitted, and valid easements for
such encroachments and the maintenance thereof shatl exist
so long as the building shall stand.
Mechanicr s Liens;Ind.emni f ication.
(a) If any owner shall cause any maLerial to be
furnished to his apartment unit or any labor to be performed
therein or thereon, no owner of any other condorninium unit
shalt under any circumsLances be liable for the payment of
any expense incurred or for the value of any work done or
material furnished. A11 such work shall be at the expense of
the owner causing it to be done, and such owner shall be
solely responsible to contractors, laborers, material-men
and other persons furnishing labor or materials to this
apartment unit or any improvements thereitr. Nothing herein
contained shall authorize any oltner or any person dealing
through, with or under any owner to charge the common elements
or any apartment unit other than that of such owner with any
mechanicts lien or other lien or encumbrance whatever. On
the contrary (and notice is hereby given) the right and
power to charge any lien or encumbrance of any kind against
the general cofiunon elements or against any owner or owner's
apartment unit for work done or materials furnished to any
other owner's apartment unit is hereby expressly denied.
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(b) If, because of any act or omission of any
o$rner any mechanic's or other lien or order for the payment
of money shal1 be filed against the general common elementsor against any other owner's apartment unit or any improvementstherein, or against any other owner (whether or not suchlien or order is valid or enforceable as such, ) the o\^rner
whose act or omission forms the basis for such lien or ordershall at his own cost and expense cause the same to be
canceLled and discharged to record or bonded by a surety
company reasonably acceptable to the Association, or to suchother owner or owners, within 20 days after the date offiling thereof, and further shalf indemnify and save all theother unit owners and the Association harmless from andagainst any and all costs, expenses, claims, losses, or
damages, including reasonable attorney's fees resulting
therefrom.
5. Administration q11d Management. Beaverly Hills
Condominiums shall be administered and managed pursuant toDeclaration, the articles of incorporation of the Association
and sha11 comply strictly with the provisions of the Declarationwith ru1es, resolutions and decisions of the Association
duly made or adopted in the manner set forth in the articlesof incorporation or bylaws.
Failure of the membe r to comply with such provision,
rules, resolutions or decisions shall be grounds for anaction to recover damages or to obtain injunction relief, orboth, maintainable by the Association on behalf of the other
owners or, in the proper case, by an aggrieved owner. Inaddition, the Associationsr by-Iaws may authorize the Association,during the period of any delinquency, (a) to revoke a delinquent
ovrner's right to use general common elements and (b) to
suspend a member's voting privileges; however, no such
suspension shall affect the rights of a first lienor.
7 . Maintenance and Repairs.
(a) Each owner shall be responsible for maintenance
and repair of his apartment unit, including fixtures and
improvements and all utility lines and eguipment located
therein and serving such unit only. In performing such
maintenance or repair, or in improving or altering his
apartment unit, no owner shall do any act or work that
impairs the structural soundness of any building or that
interferes with any easement.
(b) The general common elements (including thelimited common elements) shall be administered, conserved,
managed, maintained, repaired and replaced by the Association,
which may have access to any unit from time to time during
reasonable hours for such purposes, or at any time for the
purpose of making emergency repairs therein necessary toprevent damage to the general conmon elements or to another
apartment unit or units. The costs of repairing any damageto an apartment unit resulting from entry therein for any
such purpose shall be a common expense of all the owners.
However, if the need to make such entry results from the
negligence or intentj-onal act of any o$/ner, his family, orinvitee, such owner'shall reimburse the Associati-on for allthe costs of repairing such damage and sha11 be liable tothe other owners for all additional losses or damages suffered,including reasonable attorneyrs fees.
(c) Notwithstanding the foregoing. (i) each owner
having an interest in limited conrmon elements sha1l pay theproportion of the costs and expenses of maintaining, repairing
and repl-acing any limited conmon elements of which such
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(b) "Condominium unit" means an apartment unit
together with the undivided interest in the general conmon
elemenls appurtenant thereto and the right to exclusive or
nonexclusive use of limited common elements associated
therewith
(c) "Ownerr' *aur," any individual, corporation,partnership, association, trust or other legal entity, or
combination of legal entit,ies, which is the record owner of
an undivided fee simple interest in one or more condominiumunits.
(d) "General common elements" means (i) the land
included in the real property, which at any time is subjectto this Condominium Declaration; (ii) the found.ations,
columns, girders, beams, supports, perimeter and supportingwalls, roofs, balconies, hal1s, corridors, lobbies, stairs,stairways, fire escapes, entrances and exits of the building;(iii) t,he basements, yards, gardens, and automobile parking
areas and storage spaces; (iv) the installations, equipment
and material-s making up the central services such as povirer,
light, gas, hot and cold water, heating, refrigeraion andair conditioning and incinerating; (v) the tanks, pumps,
motors, fans, compressors, ducts, and in general al-I apparatus
and installation existing for common use; and (vi) all otherparts of the property that is not part of an apartment unit.
(e) "Limited common elements" means the part ofthe general common elements assigned for the exclusive or
nonexclusive use and enjoyment of the owner or olrners of one
or more, but less than all, condomini-um units.
(f) "Common expenses" means: (i) all expenses
expressly declared to be conrmon expenses by this Declaration
or by the bylaws of the Association; (ii) all other expenses
of adninistering, servicing, conserving, managing, maintaining,
repairing or replacing the general common elements; (iii)
insurance premium for the insurance carried under Paragrapht hereof; and (iv) all expenses lawfully determined to be
conmon expenses by the board of d.irectors of the Association.
Not!.rithstanding the foregoing, management fees may be charged
to owners as a direct expense and not as a common expense.
(S) 'rFirst lienor" means the holder of a promissory
note payment of which is secured by a first. mortgage orfirst deed of trust encumbering an interest in a condominiumunit. "Mortgage" shall include a deed of trust, and "Mortgagee"shall include the beneficiary of a deed of trust.
(h) "Association" means Beaverly Hills CondominiumAssociation, Inc., a Colorado nonprofit corporation.
(i) "Building" means one of the building improvenrents
containing condominium units located on real property subjectto this Dejclaration, and all other improvements constructed
on the property subject to this Declaration, and "buildi-ngs"
means all of such imProvements.
(j) The condominium units subject to this Declaration
shall be known as Beaverly Hills Condominiums.
(k) "Declaration" means this instrument and all
Amendments or Supplements thereto hereafter recorded in the
records of Eagle County, Colorado.
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(I) "Sharing Ratio" of an owner is a fraction,
the numerator of which is the percentage int.erest in the
general common elements appurtenant to the apartment unit of
such owner and the denominator of which is the total percentage
interest in general common elements then appurtenant to all
apartment units. \
" 2. Division of ReaI Property into Estatesr Use and
Occupancy
(a) The real property is hereby initially dividedinto 3 Condominium Unit Nos. 1 through 3 inclusive, each
consisting of an apartment un5-t, an undivided interest in
the general corunon elements appurtenant to such apartment
units, which interest is set forth in Exhibit "A" attached
hereto and made a part thereof, and the exclusive or non-
exclusive right to use and errjoy limited conunon element.s, as
set forth in nxhibit "A'.
(b) Each condominium unit shall be inseparable
and may be conveyed, leased, devised or encumbered only as a
condominium unit. Tit1e to a condominium unit may be held
individually or in any form of concurrent ownership recognizedin Colorado. In case of any such concurrent ownership, each
coowner shall be jointly and severally liable for performance
and observance of aII the duties and responsibiLities of an
"ovrner" wth respect to the condominium unit in which he owns
an int,erest.
(c) Any contract of sa1e, deed, lease, deed of
trus!, mortgage, will or other instrument. effecting a condominium
unit may describe it by its building and apartment unit
number as shown on the map, folLowed by the name of the
condominium and reference to this Declarati-on and to the
map.
(d) Declarant shall give written notice to the
assessor of Eagl-e County, Colorado, in t.he manner provided
in the Act, so that each condominium unit will be separately
assessed and taxed.
(e) The condominium units shall be used and occu-
pied solely for dwelling or lodging purposes. owners of the
units may rent or lease the units to others for these purposes.
3. Condominium Map. Upon substantial completion of
tne uuita@ any conveyance by Declarant of a
condominium unit therein, Declarant shall cause to be filed
for record in Eagle County, Colorado, a condominium map (the
"Map"), which shall contain: (a) The legal description of
the surface of the land; (b) the linear measurement.s and
location, with reference to the exterior boundaries of the
land, of the building and all other improvements built or to
be built on the land; (c) the floor plans and linear dimensions
of the interior of the building including the apartment
units, the general common elements' which are not a part of
any apartment unit, and the limited cotnmon elements; (d) the
designation by number or other symbol of each apartment
unit; . (e) the elevation plans of the building; and (f) the
elevation of the unfinished interior surfaces of the floors
and ceilings of the building' including the apartment units,
as established from a datum plane, the distances between
floors and ceilings and the linear measurements showing the
thickness of the perimeter walls of the building.
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owner has any use and enjoyment, the numerator of which ishis percentage interest in general common elements and the
denominator of which is the Lotal percentage interest ingeneral. cornmon elements of all persons having any use and
enjoyment thereof, and (ii) each owner shall pay all costsof repairing any damage,.to the general common elements(including the limited common elements,) or to any apartmentunit other than his own, resulting from the intentional actor'negligence of such owner, his family, agent. or invitee.
8. Assessments for Common Expenses.
(a) Except as set forth in Subparagraph 7 (c)herein, each owner shall pay his pro rata share of the
conmon expenses, which proration shall be made on the basisof the Sharing Ratios in effect on the date such common
expense is assessed.
(b) The board of dj-rectors (the ',Board't) of theAssociation shall fix, determine, levy and collect annualand special assessments to be paid by each of the owners to
meet the common expenses and to create a contingency reservetherefor. Prior to the begi-nning of each fiscal year of theAssociation, the Board shall adopt a budget for that year.
The budget shall include, but shall not be limited to, anestimate of the costs of maintenance, repair and replacementof the general common elements, the cost of utilities andother services to be provided by the Association, the costof insurance required by Paragraph t herein, and proposed.
capital expenditures. The budget shall include an adequat.e
reserve fund for the maintenance, repairs and replacement of
those general common elements that must be replaced on aperiodic basis in order that such maintenance, repairs, and
replacement may be paid for through regular installments
rather than by special assessment. For the Associations I
first fiscal- year, the Board shall adopt the budget at thefirst meeting of the Board and designate the date of commence-
ment of the first fiscal year annual assessment, with thecosts for maintenance, repair and replacement of the general
conrmon elements and any repair and replacement of the general
common elements and any reserve fund needed therefor basedon a good faith estimate of those cost.s; said estimate may
be based on the costs incurred by similar associations inthe general locale. Thereafter, the cost of maintenance,repair and repJ.acement and any reserve fund needed thereforshall be on the basis of the previous year's costs with such
adjustments therefrom as the Board considers appropriat,e.
The budget shall also include the annual assessment for each
condominium unit. Special assessments may be levied wheneverin the opinion of the Board it is necessary or advisable todo so (i) to meet increased operating or maintenance expensesor costs, (ii) to provide for addi.tional capital expenses,or (iii) because of emergencies; however, if the proposed
additional capit,al expenses at any given time are in excessof ten percent of the maximum replacement value of thebuilding, as determined by the Association pursuant to
Subparagraph 9 (c) herein, such expenses may be incurredonly after the owners, by common elements, approve such
expenses. A11 annual assessments shall be in itemized
statement form and shaIl set. forth the detail of the various
expenses for which the assessments are being made.
(c) The Board sha1l prepare and provide to each
owner a staLement for the annual assessment and any special
assessment against his condomj.nium unit. Annual assessmentsfor the budgeted conmon expenses shall be paid in quarterly
installments, each such installment due and payable in
advance on the first day of each calendar quarter, or more
freguent installments as may be determined by the Board.
Special assessments shall be due and payable as specified in
the !,rritten notice of such assessment provided by the Board.
(d) An action may be brought by the Association
to recover. unpaid common expenses from the owner liable for
payment thereof, with or without foreclosure or waiving thelien described in the following paragraph.
(e) All sums assessed but unpaid for the share of
conunon expenses assessed to any condominium unit shall
constitute a lien on such unit in favor of the Associationprior to all other liens and encumbrances, except: (i)
liens for taxes and special assessments; and (ii) the lienof any first rprtgage or first deed of trust of record
encumbering such unit. The Associations' lien shall attach
from the date when the unpaid assessment shall become due
and may be foreclosed by the Association in like manner as a
mortgage on real proPerty upon the recording of a notice orclaim thereof executed by the Association setting forth the
amount of the unpaid indebtedness, the name of the owner ofthe condominium unit, and a description of the condominiumunit. In any such foreclosure the owner shall be requiredto pay the costs and expenses of such proceedings, including
reasonable attorneyrs fees. During the period of foreclosure
the owner of the condominium unit subject, to such action
shal1 be reguired to pay a reasonable rental to the Association.
The Association shall be entitled to purchase the condominiumunit at the foreclosure sale, and to acquire, hold, l-ease,
mortgage or convey the same.
(f) No owner shall exempt himself from liabilityfor payment of his share of the conrmon expenses whether bywaiver of the use or enjoyment of any of the general comrnon
elements or by abandonment of his condominium unit.
. (S) In case of sale or other transfer of a condominium
unit hrith respect to which sums assessed for conmon expensesshall be unpaid, except transfers to a first lienor in
connection with a foreclosure of its lien or taki-ng a deedin lieu thereof, the purchaser or other transferee of aninterest in such unit shall be jointly and several-1y liablewith the seller or transferor thereof for such unpaid assessments.
(h) Upon written request of any owner, mortgagee.prospective mortgagee, purchaser or other prospective transferee
of a condominium unit, the Associatlon shall issue a written
statement setting forth the amount of the unpaid cofilrnon
expenses, if any, with respect to such condominium unit, the
amount of the current monthly assessment, the date on which
such assessment became or shall become due and the amount of
any credit for prepaid expenses. Such statement, for which
a reasonable fee may be charged, is binding upon the Assoc-
iation in favor of any person who may rely thereon in good
faith. Unl-ess a request for such statement shall be complied
with within ten days after receipt thereof, all unpaid
conrmon expenses that became due prior to the date of making
such request shall be subordinated to the lien or other
interest of the person requesting such statement.
(i) Any party in favor of whom a lien on a condominium
unit has been created may but shal-l not be required to pay
any unpaid common expense with respect to such unit, and
upon such payment such party shall have a lien on such
condominium unit for the amount so paid of the same rank as
the lien theretofore existing.
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(j) First lienors shall be given written notice
by the Association of any default by an owner in the payment
of any assessment hereunder, which default has remained
uncured for 30 days.
9. Insurance.
(a) The Association shall, on behalf of the
owners:
(i) keep all buildings (including alI of the
apartment units and aLl fixtures therein, but not. rncludingfurniture, furnishings or other personal property suppliedor installed by condominium unit owners) insured againstloss or damage by fire, with extended coverage (including
insurance agaj-nst loss or damage by vandalism or malicious
mischief, ) in approximateJ-y the amount of the maximum repl-acement
value thereof, determined in accordance with Subparagraph 9(c) herein.
(ii) provide and keep jn force, for theprotection of the Associ-ation, its officers and directors,
and all the owners and first lienors, general public liability
and property damage insurance against claims for bodilyinjury or death or property damage occurring upon or in thegeneral common elements, in limits of not less than $1,000r000.00for bodily injury or death of any number of persons arisingout of one accident or disaster, or for damage to property,
and if higher limits shal-I at any time be customary toprotect against. possible tort liability, such higher limitsshall be carried;
' (iii) carry insurance in such amounts as theAssociation may consider necessary or advisable against suchother insurable hazards as may from time to time be commonlyinsured against in the case of similar property in similarlocations elsewhere.
(iv) carry directors and officers Iiability
i-nsurance in such amounts as the AssociaLion may consider
necessary or advisable.
(b) All insurance required to be carried under
this paragraph shall be carried in favor of the Association,
the owners and all first lienors, as their respective interests
may appear. Each policy of insurance shall contairr a standard
nortgagee clause in favor of each first lienor of a condominium
unit, which sha1l provide that the loss, if any, thereundershatl be payable to such first lienor, as its interest may
appear, subject, however, to the loss payment provisions infavor of the Association hereinafter set forth. AlI policies
of insurance against damage to any building and fixtures
shail provide that losses shalL be payable to and adjustedwith the Association, as attorney-in-fact for the owners.
The Association shall hold and appfy the proceeds of such
insurance as set forth in this Declaration. Each insurancepolicy shall provide that no cancellation thereof may be
made by the insurance carrier without. having first given 30days' prior written notice thereof to the Association, the
ovrners and all first lienors. Each insurance policy shallalso provide that in case of violation of any provision
thereof by one or more (but less than all) of the owners,the coverage of such policy shal1 be suspended or invalidatedonly as to the interest of the owner or o'rvners committingthe violation and not as to the interst of any other owner.
AIJ- policies of physical damage insurance shall contain
waivers of subrogation and of any defense based on coinsurance.Duplicate originals of all policies of physical damage
insurance and of all renewal thereof, together with proof of
payment of premiums, shall be delivered to all first lienors
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at least ten days prior to expiration of the then currentpolicies
(c) The maximum replacement value of the building(which shall indicate the maximum replacement value of each
condominium unit contained therein) without deduction fordepreciation shall be determined by the Association prior toobtaining any policy of fire insurance or any renewal thereof
by.means of one or more appraisals made by competent, disinterestediippraisers; however, appraisals need not be obtained morefreguently than at one-year intervals. Copies of suchappraisals shall be furnished to 'each owner and each first.lienor of a condominium unit.
(d) Each owner shall be responsible for allinsurance covering loss or damage to personal property inhis apartment unit and lj-ability for injury, death or d.amageoccurring inside his aparLment unit. Any such policy shallcontain waivers of subrogation and shall be so written thatthe liability of the carriers issuing insurance obtained bythe Association shall not be affected or diminished thereby.
10. Appointment of Attorney-in-Fact. Each owner byhis acceptance of the deed or other conveyance vesting inhim an interest in a condominium unit does irrevocablyconstitute and appoint (a) the Association wlth fu11 powerof substitution as his true and lawful attorney in his name,place and stead to deal with such interest upon damage to ordestruction, obsolescense, or condemnation of any buildingor real property as hereinafter provided, and (b) Declarantwith full power of substitution as his true and lawfulattorney in his name, place and stead to deal with suchinterest in order to effectuate the reservation contained in
Paragraph 20 herein, each with full po\,rer, right and authorizationto execute, acknowledge and deliver any contract, deed,proof of loss, release or other instrument affecting theinterest of such owner, and to take any other acti-on, whichthe Association or Declarant may consider necessary oradvisable to give effect to the provisions of this Declaratj-on.If requested to do so by the Association or Declarant, each
owner shall execute and deliver a written instrument settling
any damage or condemnation claim shall be final and bindingon all owners. No o$rner shall have any rights against theAssociation or any of its officers or directors with respectthereto except in case of fraud or gross negli-gence.
1I. Damadestruction of In case of damage orpart thereof by any cause
whatsoever:
(a) If in the reasonable judgment of the Association,
the proceeds of insurance shall be sufficient to pay all thecosts of repairing and restoring the building, the Association(as attorney-in-fact for the owners) shal1 cause the buildingto be repaired and restored, applying Lhe proceeds of insurancefor that purpose.
(b) If in the reasonable judgment of the Associationthe anticipated proceeds of insurance are not sufficient topay the costs of repairing and restoring the building, andif the excess of such costs over the anticipated insurance
proceeds are less than 20 percent of the maximum replacementvalue last determined under Subparagraph 9 (c) herein, thenthe Association (as attorney-in-fact for the owners) shallpromptl-y cause the buil-ding to be repaired and restored., andthe difference betvTeen the insurance proceeds and the costsof repair arid restoration shall be a common expense, to be
assessed and paid as provided in Paragraph 8 herein.
e or Destruction.
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(c) If in the reasonable judgment of the Association,the anticipated proceeds of insurance are not sufficient topay the cost of repairing and restoring the building, and ifthe excess of such costs are 20 percent or more of the
maximum replacement value last determined under Subparagraph
9 (c) herein, then (unless within 100 days after the date of
such damage or destruction a plan for repairing and restoringthe building shall be approved by the owners of condominiumrrnits in such building owning 75 percent or more of thetotal interests in general common elements appurtenant to
apartment units in such buildi-ng bnd by all first lienors of
such condominium units) the Association (as attorney-in-fact
for the owners of the condominium units in such building)shall execute and record in the Eagle County, Colorado, realestate records a notice of such facts, and thereafter shallse1l the entire real property on which such building islocated (including the building) together with reasonable
easements for ingress and egress, if required,, as designatedby the Association, free and clear of the provisions of thisDeclaration and the map, which shall whoIly terminate andexpire with respect to such property upon the closing of
such sale. This Declaration and Map, however, shall remainin fu1l force and effect with respect to all other property
and buildings, and the percentage interests in general
comrpn elements appurtenant to all apartment units remainingsubject to this Declaration shall automatically be increased
by the amount of the percentage interests in general conrmon
elements appurtenant to all apartment units in the buildingsold free and clear of this Declaration, such increase to beallocated among apartment units in accordance to each unitsrrespective appurtenant interest in general- common elements
appurtenant to apartment units j-n the buildings not, beingsold. The proceeds of j-nsurance and the proceeds of suchsale of the real property shall be collected by the Association,
applied first to the pa)rynent of expenses of the sale, andthen divided among the owners of condominium units in such
building and paid into separate accounLs, each representing
one condominium unit. The insurance proceeds shall bedivided according to such owners I respective percentage
interest therein as shown by the insurance policies, if so
shown, otherwise according to such owners t respective interestin general common elements appurtenant to apart,ment units inthe building so sold, and the proceeds of sale shall bedivided according to such ownerrs respective undividedinterests in the general common elements appurtenant to
apartment units in the building so sold. The funds in each
account (without contribution from one account to another)
shal-l be applied by the Association for the following purposes
in the order indicated; (i) for payment of the balance of
the lien of any first mortgage or deed of trust on the
condominium unit' (ii) for payment of taxes and special
assessnrent liens in favor of any assessi-ng entity; (iii) for
payment of unpaid common exPenses; (iv) for payment ofjunior liens and encunlcrances in the order of and to the
extent of their priority and (v) the balance remaining, if
any, shall be paid to the owner. The provisions of this
paragraph shall- not be deemed as limiting in any way the
right of a first lienor (in case the proceeds allocated
under (i) above shall be insufficient to pay the indebtedness
secured by his lien) to assert and enforce the personal
liability for such deficiency of the person or persons
responsible for payment of such indebtedness. If within 100
days after the date of such damge or destruction, a plan forrepairing and restoring a damaged or destroyed buildingshalt be approved by the owners of 75 percent or more of thegeneral comnon elernents appurtenant to apartment units in
such building and by all first lienors, the Assocj-ation (as
attorney-in-fact for such owners) shall promptly cause such
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repairs and restoration to be made according to such plan.
Al1 owners of apartment units in such buitding (and noothers) shall be bound by the terms of such plan, and thedifference, if any, between the amount of the insurance
proceeds and the costs of repair and restoration shall be an
expense of such owners only and shall be assessed and paid
by such owners in proportions of their respective interestsj-n generaL common elements appurtenant to apartment units in
fhb damaged building.
(d) Nothing contained. in this paragraph shall beconstrued as imposing any liability whatever on any firstlienor to pay al1 or any part of the cost of repair orrestoration.
L2. Obsolescence.
(a) If at any time the owners of 75 percent or
more of the general common elements appurtenanL to apartmentunits in any building covered by this Declaration and allfirst lienors with interests in such building shall agreethat such building has become obsolete and sha1l approve aplan for its renovation or restoration, the Association (as
attorney-in-fact for the owners with interests in suchbuitding) shall promptly cause such renovation or restorationto be made according to such plan. A11 owners of such
apartment units in such building shall be bound by the termsof such plan. and the costs of the work shall be an expenseof such owners only and shall be assessed and paid by -uch
owners in the proportions of their apartment units j-n suchbuilding. No owner of an apartment unit in any other buildingsha1l be required to pay any of the costs of such renovationor restoration on account of such ownership.
(b) If at any time the owners of 75 percent or
more of the general common elements and all first lienorsshall agree that any of the improvements constituting general
connon el-ements have become obsolet,e and shaIl approve aplan for their renovation or restoration, the Association(as attorney-j-n-fact for the owners) shall promptly causesuch renovation or restoration to be made according to suchplan. A11 owners shaI1 be bound by the terms of such plan,
and the costs of the work shall be a common expense, to be
assessed and paid as provided in Paragraph B herein.
(c) If at any time the owners of 75 percent or
more of the general common elements and all first lienorsshall agree that the building has become obsolete and shouldbe sold, the Association (as attorney-in-facL for the owners)sha1l promptly record in the real estate records of Eagle
County, Colorado, a notice of such facts, and sha1l sell theentire real property, free and clear of the provisions ofthis Declaration and the Map, which shaLl wholly terminate
and expire upon the closing of such sale. The proceeds of
such sale shall be collected, applied and divided among the
owners by the Association in the manner provided in Subparagrah11 (c) herein.
13. Condemnation.
(a) If the entire real property shall be takenfor any public or quasi-public use, under any statute, byright of eminent domain, or by purchase in lieu thereof, orif any party of any building covered by this Declaration
shall be so taken, or if any part of land shall be so taken
and part remaining shall be insufficient for purposes of
Beaverly Hills Condominiums, the Association (as attorney-in-fact for the owners) shall collect the award made in suchtaking and shall sell the part of the l-and remaining after
the taking, if any, free and clear of the provisions of this
Declaration and the Map. Such provisions shall wholly
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terminate and expire upon the recording of a notice by the
Association setting forth all of such lacts. The award and
the proceeds of such sale, if any, shall be collected.,
applied and divided among the owners by the Associatj-on in
the manner provided in Subpargraph 11 (c) herein.
(b) If such baking shall be partial only, and ifthe remaining part of the land shall be sufficj-ent for the
purposes of Beaverly HiIls Condominiums. the condominium
ownership hereunder shall not terminate. Each owner shall
be entitled to a share of the condemnation award to be
determined under the following prbvisions:
(i) The total amount allocated to taking ofor injury to the general common elements shall be apportioned
among ovrners on the basis of each ownerrs respective percentage
interest in the general common elements i
' (ii) The total amount allocated to severance
damages shall be apportioned to the owners of those apartment
units that were not taken or condemned on the basis of each
such ownerl s respective percentage interest in the general
common elements ;
(iii) The respective amounts allocated tothe taking of or injury to a particular apartment unit or to
improvements an o!{ner has made within his own apartment unit
shall be apportioned to the owner of that particular apartment
unit involved; and'
(iv) The total amount allocated to consequential
damages and any other taking or injuries shall be apportioned
among the owners in proportion to their respective percentage
interests in the general conunon elements. If an allocation
of the award is already established in negotiations, judicial
decree or otherwise, then in allocating the award the Association
shall employ such allocation. Distribution of apportioned
proceeds shall be made by checks payable jointly to the
respective owners and their respective first lienors.
. (c) In the event a partial taking results in the
taking of an apartment unit, the owner thereof shall automatically
cease to be a member of the Association, and his ownership
interest in the general conmon elements shall terminate and
vest in the owners of the remaining condominium units.
Thereafter, the Association shall reallocate the ownership
and assessment ratios determined in accordance with this
Decl-aration according to the same principles employed in
this Declaration at its inception, and shall submit such
reallocation to the owners of the remaining apartment units
for the amendment of this Declaration.
(d) In the event that any portion of Beaverly ttills
Condominiums shall be made the subject matter of any condemnationor eminent domain proceeding or is otherwise sought to be
acquired by a condemning authority, then timely written
notice of such condemnation shall be given by the Association
to each owner and first lienor.
14. Quality of Work. Any repairs, renovation or
restoration of the real property or any building covered by
this Declaration by the Association as attorney-in-fact for
the owners shall be done in such manner as to make the real
property or the building at least as valuable after such
work as it was immediately before the occurrence requiring
the work to be done.
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15. Amendment or Revocation. This Declaration may be
amended or@t at any time prior to the
filing of the map, and (b) upon the written approval in
recordable form of the owners of 75 percent or more of thegeneral coflunon elements and all first lienors r except that
the provisions of Subparagraph 2 (a) herein and Exhibit "B'rrelating to interests in'the general common elements and thelimited conrmon elements may be amended only upon such approvalof"the owners of 100 percent of the general conmon elements
eind all first lienors. It shall also be revoked. in whole or
in part upon sale of all or part of the real property pursuant
to Subparagraph 11 (c), LZ (c) or 13 (a) herein.
16. Property for Common Use. The Association may
acquire and hold for the use and benefit of all ol/rners, realproperty and tangible and intangible personal property and
may dispose of the same by sale or otherwise, and the beneficial
interest in any such property sha1l be owned by the ov/ners
in the same proportion as their respective common elements
and shaIl not be transferable except with a transfer of a
condominium unit. A transfer of a condominium unit shall
lransfer to the transferee ownership of the transferor I s
beneficial- interest in such property wit.hout any referencethereto. Each owner may use such property in accordance
with the purpose for which it is intended, without hinderingor encroaching upon the lawful rights of the other ovirners.
The transfer of title to a condominium unit under foreclosureshall entitle the purchaser to the beneficial interest in
such property associated with the foreclosed condominium
unit.
L7. Registration by Ovtner of Mq[1ng Address. Each
owner shall iegi-ster his mailing address with the Association,
and except for monthly statement and other routine notices,
all other notices or demands intended to be served upon an
o\,rrner shall be sent by either registered or certified mai1.
postage prepaid. addressed in the name of the owner at such
registered mailing address. A11 notices, demands or other
notices intended to be served upon the Association shall besent certified mail, postage prepaid, to the address of the
Association as designated in the by-laws of the Association.
18. Duration of Condominium Ownership. The separate
estates created by this Declaration and the map shall continue
until this Declaration shall be revoked or until its provisions
shall terminate as provided herein.
19. Architectural control . No building, fence, wall
or other sffinced, erected or maintained
upon the properties, nor shall any exterior addition to or
change or al-teration therein be made until the plans and
specifications showing the nature, kind, shape, height,
color, materials, and location or the same shall- have been
submitted to and approved in writing as to harmony or
external design and location in relation to surrounding
structures and topography by the Board of Directors of the
Association, or by an architectural committee composed of
three or more representatives appointed by the Board of
Directors of the Association. In the event said Board or
its designated committee fails to apProve or disapprove such
design and l-ocation within thirty days after said plans and
specifications have been subrnitted to it, approval will not
be required and this paragraph will be deemed to have been
fully complied with.
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20. General.
(a) If any of the provisions of this Declaration
or any paragraph, sentence, clause, phrase or work, or t,heapplication thereof in any circumstance be invalidated, suchinvalidity shall not affect the validity of the remainder of
this Dectaration, and the application of any such provision,
paragraph, sentence, clause, phrase or word in any other
Circumstances shall not be affected thereby.
(b) The provisions of this Declaration shall bein addition and supplemental to the Condominium Ownership
Act of the State of Colorado and to all other provisions of
Iaw.
(c) Whenever used herein, unless the context
shall otherwise provide, the singular number shall include
the p1ural, the plural the singular, and the use of any
gender shall include all genders.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, Declarant has duly executed thisDeclaration this b*. day of
STATE OF COLORADO
County of Eagle
5D.
The -foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me
this \d{q day of f),,*.L.r , 1981, by Dennis L. shimon.
Witness my hand and official seal.
My commission exPires:
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E)CIIBIT ,'A.'
TO CONDOMINIUM DECLARATION FOR
BEA\IERLY HILLS CONDOI{INIUMS
INTERESTS IN GENER,,,AT COMMON ELEMENTS
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Unit *1
unit #2
Unit #3
Percentage Ohrnership In
General Comnon Elements
Appurtenant to the
Apartment Unit
258
25*
508
The following condominium units shal1 have the exclusiveright to use linited common elements as set forth below:
The owner of each condominium unit shall have the
exclusive rlght to use any balcony or deck attached to suchunit and designated as a limited cotnmon element on the
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Ed Jrrfra
Box 161
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Rrr Fllr l.fo. E -eC-?S Eprrptlm
Jrlt'tr#ar Lot 42
At ttrlrtregrrlr nrrtlrg on 21 Mry l9tgf th. Erylc Cornty Plcmlng Oortmlrr}on
r?.,r,1.r, troorvnilrid pprwd ol ya,r Errrptlon,ttFllcdlonp wlth |ll.,tlollnwltre cotrdltlonl
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Name Jenks #2
Request glsr:qp1ie1
(1) Location: lrlt 42, Vail Village West, filing #1
(2) Size: .3 Acre (13,068 sq.ft.)
(3) Proposed Action: A subdivision exemption, for a triplex is proposed on thelot, to be in condominium ownership. The original subdivision approval
allows three units.
(4) Significant Physical Features: yels
(5) Surrounding Land Uses (600r or more, as significant): All residential .
(6) Utilities (Availability,/Locations): ett available.
(7) Roads (Types/Locations): A dirt residential road serves site at front.
(8) Current Area Zoning: R S M
(9) Other Significant Conditions: None ..-^.r s,LV OFLetv
^fl"'Tt 2rt"'ac tfooF '
(10) Staff Comments: TRC comments: a. The unusable first ,{rnnfspace must
be solved by a driveway agreement with the owngrr of Lot 41. b. A
grading and drainage plan is needed, with a 5' Sasement along western
lot line. c. A snow removal plan is needed.
(rt)StaffRecommendationsandConditions:@icrr"8,r^
. If all of these are done,
then approval is recommended.
PLANNING STAFF rrurfflON SHEET el'"
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l,lr. Dllchael S. Bl-air
Eagle Cormty Dept. of Planning
P. O. Box 789
Eagle, Colorado 81631
Ilear lfr. Blalr:
We have revLewed this exenption and
plan are carried out properly, that
project.
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COLORADO GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
254 COLUMBINE BUILDING - 1845 SHERMAN STREET
DENVER, COLORADO 80203 PHONE 892-2611
l{ay L2, L975
and Developuent
RE: SE-96-75, LOT 42
VAIL VILLAGE WEST
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feel- that lf a grading and drainage
there would be ao objectLon to this
Sincerely,gl€4/+
L. R. Ladwlg
Assoclate Englneering Geologist
: --;;VED
MAY 1 4 1975
DepL OI planning & Dey6l.
lNgh .Courry, Coto.
JOHN W. ROID
Di roctor
RIPHARD O, LAMM
LnL/je
cc: Land USe Conltnl sslon
GEOLOGY
STORY OF THE PAST . . . KEY TO THE FUTURE ry"
GOLOBAOO DEPARTMEXT OF HEALTII
12IO EAST IITH AVENUE
l(ay 7, L975
Mr. MLchael S. Blalr
Director, Eagle County
Department of Plannlng and DeveJ-opment
Eagle County Annex
P.O. Box 789
Eagl-e, C0 81631
Be! FILE No; se.96-75 H(EI.PTIoN FRou SUBDIVISIoN REGTILATIoNS
LOT 42, VAIL VILTAGE IIEST FILING if1
Dear Mr. BlaLr:
The Colorado Department of HeaLth has revlewed the above-referenced
documeot and offers the followlng contrents:
The propoeed a'teoption would have no effect on the rrater quaLLty,
and nould create no additLonal aLr quallty lmpact.
Thank you for the opportunLty to revlero this docunent.
Assistant Dlrector, Department of Health
EnvlroDmentaL Health
RDs/pl
I -J:IVED
MAY 9
Dept. 0f tl;n )r.rt:
Eagle County, Colo-
. DENVER,COLORADO 80220 . PHONE 988-6lll
Edeard G. Dreyfua,. tl.D., X.P.B.; Erecutlve Dlrector
1975-'
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DEPARN'ENT OF PI.ANNINO AND
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DEVELOPMENT
Eglo Cotnty Arnrx' P. O. Box780 Phano 328-033E
E4lr, Colord
Et631 '
2 Mry 1975
Ed J.;ilc
Box 1281
Vell, Oolol& t1657
Rol Fllc lrb. Sc-96-73 Enrmtlon
Trlpbx
Doc Edr
At tholr mrtlng m I May 1975, thc T.ctnlcal Rorlrw Commlttor (a gnUc ol
tcotnlcd dy|nrl fiom varlqra n6llc qcnclce) ruvlo,vrd your 4pllcatlon rtd offcr
lho iollowlrp ommeirt ad noomrncndatlmr to you and thc Plrnlng Commlaclon
lor srldrrlng 4p*ovd ad urc ol thc prcprty.
- vslmc. m dtrlbrtOb lot rla wlll br a endltlon;
- th. uru*blo palrlm plcr clorot to thc cul-dr-rc murt bo
rtnfdlad by a drlvrw.y dnrcm.nt wlth thr orrrnrr of lot 41.
- r gldlne nd drdnae dm le nardrd, wlth a 5r reacritrt on
rvrrtarn llrr.
- a arEw nrrpvd plsr lc rnodad.
Ttrrr rtdlrrrrtr wlll bc fbnrndrd to Otr Co.nty Plarnlng Qommlnlon ad
Plrrrlng D*rirrrnt ior thrlr comlOratlon by th. rnrtlng m 21 May 1975, beglmlng
d 8:00 P.M.
lf you hm ay ctrntlorr, yorrrr rwlornr tocotrct thlr ofllor.
Btrt Rrgrt,
Qmtln Mltclrll, Jr.
Plrnlrrg Arrlrtat
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Aprl I
f,lr. lllchael S. Blalr, Director
Department of Plannlng 6 Development
Eagle County Annex
P.0. Box 789
Eagle, Col.orado 81631
Dear l,tr.'Blair
a?aaIao^t cr?rca,. c. ao|' attotttaraoat vr|'|.^oc. co|-oaaoo tatt
28, lg75
Ul lson Tingle
Ed Jenks
Rupert 6 Josef
Ober I ohr
Ronald bJi lhelm
Fi le No. Se-92-75
Fl le No. Se-96-75
Fi fe No. Se-97-75
Fi le No. Se-95-75
As engineers for Vail Vlllage West llater 6 Sanitation District, we wouldllke to polnt out that any exemptions granted should comply wlth the rules
and regulat lons of the District (copy enclosed). lrlhere one water servl celine serves one structure owned by several parties, the developer. should
be notified in writing that only one bill will be issued for all owners
and that water will be disconnected to all units should the account be
dellnquent. The ov'rner should also be notifed that the parties would jointly
be resonsible for operation and rpintenance of the servlce line on theproperty. I'le might also suggest that each unit be provided wlth a means
of shutting off water service via outside access for use in case of emergency.
lf you have any questions, please contact us again.
Very truly yours,
WRI GHT-I{cLAUGHL I N ENG I NEERS
FDB:ekb
CC: Byron Brown
Jlm Col I ins
Tom Grimshaw
Bil I Cacek
RECEIVED
MAY 1 1975
D.DL Ol Planning & "r8l'
tril6 County. colo'
We have received coples of the subdivision regulatlon exerptlon applica-
tions for:
oto oor o
United States Department of the Interior
BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
Glenwood Springs Resource Area
P.O. Box 1009
Glenwood Springs, Colorado Bl5Ol
April 25, 1975
Michael Blair, Planning Director
Eagle County Dept. of Planning & DeveJ.opment
P.O. Box 789
Eag1e, Colorado 81631
Dear l{ike :
We have reviewed ttre Ed ilenks exemption request
(Se-96-75) Int 42, Vail Village West FiLing #1,
and have no conments to nake at this tine.
Hor"ever, \re would liJce to discuss these at the
next Technical Review Cormrittee neeting.
Sincerely yours ,
!N IBPLY REFER
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L785.2
fua.z'fu
Stewart A. Wheeler,
Ar€a Manager
REe i;yEp
ApR u u l9/s
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ARTMENT
EAGLE COUNTY
OF PLANNING AND
Eagle County Annex
P. O. Box 789
Eagle, Colorado
8t631
21 April 1975'
DEVELOPMENT
Phone 328-6338
DEP
Re: File No. Se-96-75 Exemption from Subdivision Regulations
Lot 42, Vail Village West Filing #1
Applicant:Ed Jenks
Box 1281
Vai I, Colorado 81657
Enclosed herewith is an 4plication and pl an submitted to the Eagle County Planning
Commission for review and recommendation at their regular meeting on 21 May 1975.
ln accordance with C.R.S. 106-2-9' 106-2-33 and 1O6-2-34' 1963, as amended
and Eagle County Subdivision Regulations Section 6.0O 1972, you have 24 days from
date mailed within which to respond or the request will be deemed to have been
approved by your agency.
The Planning Commission would sincerely appreciate your comments and recommendations
prior to the meeting date. lf you desire additional information or time, please advise
this office.
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tha follordng !a subrnitted ln reeponae to coments'and recormendstlone of
Itre: Tcabnlcal Revler' Comttteei
- ttre pnoperty utlI not be dlvi.ded firrther. A condon{nltn sesoclatloa
rftlt'bo-fo"a'rd and onners rl11 orm ar p€ro6ntags of tha.Land.
- tbo unusable parklng epace referred to has; been del.eted aa adegrute
perklng ls,avslLsble wltJrout tble space'
- a gradlng and dralnage plan 1o subsottt€d. A.dM.nrge eascnent rrlx.t bc'
graated.
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Frrgrnnt to Sectlsr 6"0l otr tbe Egle County Subdivlsioa Regulstlo!8,
Illilin .&- Jeoks;" bullder and wner, hereby applles for exsnption frm proi
vlbims ulth said regula-tioas as fo: ny p:o'posecl: deveJ.oprrnent hown as Subdlwie-
;\ Ergle Coratyr. Colorado, and wlr
ooJ.ng rcascnu tc pks.possl.Ele, corveyaa.c€; la fee sfuapIe of one-third of a trl-
pLex structrne grected on sa:l.d rea.l property..
eoraoission grantlng said request
the poposecl, devoloprnent. as,
IPHIICAIION TCA, U3I.{PNO![ FROil EACLE CCUNru:
ST'TDIuISTON RE GBIATIO }{S
R:C:IVED
APR 1 6 1975
Dept. 0f Pl:n;ri;.t a 0cvel.
Eagle County, Colo.
It ls undarstood thatl any a,ction by this
fq saLd reguJations exerption appiltes oaly to
sholnr on the Eketcb pila'n o ottrer informtion
DATED:.RECEIV@;
Dlli
RESOESrION
attached hereto.
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tlre fcregoing applteatlon has been conslalered by the Board trd:s 2 f aay
J.$7!, vhlch flntls arrd deterrnines tbat this lHvLsion of Iards
shlcb the subdivl.sion regulations vere *dbpteil
Ls graatect. BOARD o!' COUlfff CO!'iMISSIONiRS
OF EAGI,E COUIWS
ard therefore' eaLrl appllcatloa
Recroended for appnoral by the
Eagle, Gomty ElAtning Cormisslirn
at thelr reguLar rneeting 21 Mav t 1975
,(. -\,1 )/ i..Ef \^r\o-".,'{l -t \oJt,-"'/ar''rffi
Rod Slifer, Chairman
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Apri l 29, |.975
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Krnnah E. Richordr
Mr. Michael S. Blair
Planning Director
P. O. Box 789
Eagle, Colorado 8163 1
Re: SE-96-75 Exemption
. - Lot 42, Vai I Village West Filing No. I
Ed Jenks, Box 1281, Vail, Colorado, Owner
3 units - Upper Eagle Valley Sanitafion Districf
Dear Mr. Blair:
Lot 42, Vai I Vi llage lt'lest Fi ling No. l, can be served by the faci lity of
the Upper Eagle Valley Sanitation District. A line extension to Gore Creek
Drive will have to be made. The District has ample sewage plant capacity andis making improvements to its plant again this year.
Sincerely,
RICHARDS ENGINEERS, INC.Me4.a
Kenneth E. Richards
Engineer for the District
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cc: James Collins, Mgr.
Al Flewelling, Supt.
John Amato, Pres.
U.E.V.S.D.
Ed Jenks, Owner
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