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(303) 476-7000 ottlco ol communltt devrloP|rllnl
March 7, 1984
Gottfried Angleitner
941 Des Peres Road
St. Louis, Mo. 63131
RE: Building Permit. #1178
Dear l'lr. Angleitner,
}Je have gone through our building permit files, and fjnd that the
extension of the above referenced permit has expired. You have not
had any activity on this permit for over 180 days, therefore' the
permit expired.
Before you can start construction on this project you must apply
for a new building permit.
P'lease contact this office within fifteen (15) days from the date of
this notice or further action will be taken.
Building Inspector
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Gary Murrain
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75 soulh fronlage road
uall, colorado 81652
(303) 476-7000 olflce of communlty dayelopmant
October 14, 1983
Gottfried Angeitner
941 Des Peres RoadSt. Louis, Mo. 63131
Dear Mr. Angleitner,
The purpose of this retter is to inform you that your building permitwill expire December 26, 19g3.
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inspector Gary Murrain,gave you a sixtv dav extension of your builling b"-it.--i'ne dead.r ineof December zo,- tgg3, refleclf inii-Iitlntion. qeaorrne
If construction does.not begin by that deadrine, the Town wiil initiate I
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(303) 476-7000
July 12, 1985
Gottfried Angleitner
94] Des Peres
St. Loujs, Missouri 6313.|
Re: Lot 12, Vail Village West 2nd Filing
offlce of communlty developmenl
CERRI FI ED
Dear Gottfried:
9n.9r.]J-9, i985 I reviewed your'randscaping for your residence on Lot 12,vail village west 2nd-Filing. At this time t do not feel that the landsiapingmeets the standards of_the p'l an that was submitted and-ipproved by tne oeiign'Review Board. certar'nly,the existing sod and small "u."gi.en, loiated alon!the east fence improve the landscapiig for this lot. Hoiever, the standards
Ig"_l:r1:::ping state that.evergr"en_i.ees shoutd have a minimum heightor srx teet and deciduous trees should have a minimum of z', caliper.'Inyour..Design Review Board submitta'l you also state that the trees will beof 2" to 3" caliper. The existing iandscaping does not meet this standard.
I also reviewed the notes from the Design Review Board review of this project.0ne.of the important things that the oeiign Review Board asked was to breakup the line of co'lorado,spruce.along each-side of the house. The purpose
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of-doing this was to hide'the blank-sides of ir," urliainl.- t t,uu" encloseda letter from Al'len Johnson in which he specificaily staies that they haveaddressed this Design Rev'iew Board concerh. It is ihe opinion of thecommunity Developmeit Departmeni tnii vou will need to add the cotoradospruce proposed on your ].anlgcape plan-as well as the other tanascipingper.the approved_p1an. until this'work is completed, we will not bb a6leto issue a certificate of occupancy for the holse. ir iou have any qr"siionsconcerning these requirements, pleise give me a call. i oo undersiarid thatmaintenance is a difficult problern forlou, however, the addiiionii-i'injicipingis still needed.
Si ncerely,
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Kristan Pritz '
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lig ht commercral construction.
Design Stile into new construction,
it goes down easily over solid
sheathing or rafters and purlins. Or
renovate and renew an existing
building; it takes only an even surface
to begin transforming the plain into
the distinguished.
The look of tile belongs on your
residence. vacation home. or con-
dominium. Also excellent lor store
f ronts and mansard type rooJs, Stile
applies easily over steel framing
members. Don't hesilate to do il with
Stile. You'll never look betler.
And for a long time to
You wanl the beauty of a new roof
to last. We don't blame you, and with
Stile, it's simple. Nothing protects the
finish on a metal panel from sun,
wind and rain better than Stile's
unique Fluropon'-' coating. When it
bonds to the surface, Fluropon"
come
forms an exceptionaly smooth and
Ilexible finish that will not fade. chalk.
or crack. That's why it lasts tor many
years. Fluropon " 's performance has
been proven on buildings which have
remained beautiful in spite of ex-
oosure lo some of the harshest en-
vironmenls in the world. Once you
turn on a home with Stile, it will stay
that way. You can count on it.
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Product Information
STILE'" METAL ROOFING TILE SYSTEM
Material ..... Hot dipped galvanized steel sheets
Coating ... .. Upper surf ace - F luoro carbon paint system
lower surlace- Epoxy Based Undercoat
Colors . ... .. Spanish Clay, Riviera Sand, Tudor Brown. Slate
Grey. Blue Mist
26 gauge material (.5mm)
1 .0m (39.4 inches)
3 feet through 16 feet at one foot increments
Each step appears lwelve inches apart
2 inches
1 pou nd
5.0 kg
Thickness
Covering Width ......
Standard Lengths .. ..
Nominal End Lap ... ..
Weig ht / Fool2
We ig ht / M eter'?
Roof Pitch Minimum recommended pitch is 3 in 12
Rools less than 3 in 12 require sealant in all side laps
MT Materials. Finishes
Fluropon' provides the excep-
tional color consistency and
durability which assure the lasting
beauty of a Stile roof. After years of
Finally, Fluropon" is bonded
chemically to lhe primer, pro-
viding a film of highiy stable
fluorocarbon molecules which vir-
tually ignore normal po llutants,
mo ist u re and ultra.violet light.
Fluropon's' ceramic pigments
are permanent. liKe the ceramics
in clay tile itself.
Blue lvl ist
Five rich colors
Fluropon is a reg istered
Spanish ClaY
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The Stile"Paint Process... Delivering on a Promise
wear, the original panels can still be
matched by new panels with no
deteclable color change. And in thrs
case, beauty is not only skin deep.
1!) lt begins with a galvanized zinc\7 coating which will 'sacrifice'
itself to protect any exposed
steel f rom corrosion.
The zinc coat is prolected by an
epoxy-based primer. The primer
resists penetration by water
vapor and polldtants. and rt pro-
vides a bonding surface for the
frnal coat ing.
t rademark of DeSoto. Inc
Riviera Sand Tudor Brown Slate G rey
Al Assembly,
lnstructions
Installation
OVER SOLID SHEATHING
When applying Slile over solid
sheathing, roofers should first lay
down 45-pound roofing felt paper
parallel to the direction of the eaves.
A single alignment slrip should then
be placed parallel to the eave at a 4.,position correspond ing to the
second steo uo of the Stile
Sheet. ACtUal diStance slLE FooF NG
lrom the eave
will dePend ALTGNME\r BoAFD
Purlins are then spaced 16" c/c
from the first to the second row. The
first purlin along the eave serves as
the alignment board. (See "Over Solid
Sheathing.") All other purlins are then
olaced 18" c/c in order lhat the
bottom of the step of
every third course
rests directly on
the center of every
other PUrlir..
FaslPncrs Arp lhpnSHEATI NG placed in the
bottom of every second
tile at the base of the step
of every third course.
Gable ends of the roof are lastened
at every purlin, regardless of where
the screw lies in relation to the steo.
Fastening is done with the proper
screw fasteners for either metal to
wood or metal 10 metal. lt is not
necessag/ to pre-drill lhe sheets.,(. \\ /)/
Self -drilling, nylon headed steel
screws with a bonded neoDrene
washer are used tor all wood aoDlica-
tions. Generally, a 1" long shank is
sufficient for original wood sheathing
application. Re-roof applicalions need
a screw with a shank long enough to
fasten into the wood substrate by at
least 1". Therefore, if the old roof is
7.7lMet
1" thick, the screw lenglh must be 2"
(1" for the wood substrate and 1" for
the original roofing material). This
also applies for insulation material.
(See drawing.)
When fastening Stile to metal of up
to 20 gauge thickness, use a 7/8"
self-drilling stitch screw. For heavrer
sleel f ramework applications, use
nylon headed Tek-type fasteners.
Approximately eighty fasteners are
used per square (100 square feet). Be
sure that lhe screws are seated
squarely to the sheet and that the
nose piece of the screw gun is ad-
justed lor the proper depth. The
screw should be fastened so that the
neoprene washer is just visible
around the base of the screw head.
Over or under driven screws may
resull in imorooer weather seal.
Fasten at the valley of every se-
cond tile on every third course, and
every end lap. Generally, a screw is
placed at the valley of every corruga-
tion for eave, ridge closure, junction
sheet and high wind applications.
Trim items are tastened in the same
manner as the sheet on which they
are used. Screws are placed iust
below lhe steD.
SIDE LAP SEALANT
For roofs with a minimum pitch of
14" (3 in 12), a side lap sealant is
generally not necessary. Roof s with a
pitch less than 3 in 12 require a
sealant (strip or caulk), and the use of
the recommended screw fastener in
the top of the corrugation lo clamp
the sheets together. Either the metal
to wood or metal to metal screw
fastener may be used for stitching,
and fasteners are placed below the
step. Be sure that lhe screw does not
go through the sealant. Stile is not
recommended for roofs with a pitch
less than 2 in 12.
on amount SCREW FASTENERS
of sheet overhang desired.
Once the f irst sheet is in place, all
other sheets will align themselves
properly due to the tile configuration.
The second and subsequent sheets
are pulled tight against the alignment
strrp and the bottom (eave) step of
the prior sheets, This assures proper
alignment of the side laps.
OVER EXISTING
ASPHALT ROOF
When re-roofing an existing asphalt
roof, care should be taken to repair
any damaged areas and adjust any
uneven parls of the roof. lt is recom-
mended that felt paper be applied
over the existing roof as a precau-
tionary vapor barrier.
The alignment strip is used in the
same manner as in solid sheathing.
Be sure that screw fasteners are long
enough to penelrate at leasl 1" inlo
the wood substrale. after passing
through the existing roof and any ad-
dilional insulation that may have been
applied. (See "Screw Fasteners. )
OVER OPEN RAFTERS
Some new homes are built without
a solid sheathing, using only polylilm
or reinforced plastic foil as a vapor
barrier. On this type of roof, purlins
are fastened direclly to the roof
trusses or rafters, over the vapor bar-
rier.
CHIMNEYS, SKYLIGHTS
AND OTHER PROJECTIONS
Felt paper is applied snuggly
around the roof proiection and should
exlend up the projection eaght to
twelve inches. Stile roo{ing is applied
as normal around the projection.
Sidewall flashing is used to trim
around the projection sides and to
cover over the Stile. A junclion sheet
then f lashes ofl the top and bottom
of the proJection. (See "Accessories".)
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General Handling lnstructions
PRESERVING SHEET SURFACE
Care must be exercised to avoid
dragging one sheel across anolher
-1he cut ends ol all manufactured
sheets tend to have sharp edges that
wrll scratch lhe painted surface.
Generally. an eleclric nibbler is us-
ed to cut the sheets. The nibbler
must be held perpendicular to the ac-
tual cutting surface in order to
operate smoothly.
ROOFING. While roof perforrnance
will not be affected. cosmetic
damage may be not iceable.
GENERAL MAINTENANCE
Minor damage to the Paint can be
covered with touch'up paint available
from your distributor. Treat only the
blemishes.
Wood supports, at least 2" x 4",
should be arranged al the same
centers as those in the standard
packs of sheeting. Stacks must not
exceed four packs and all packs must
slope suf ficiently lo allow any rarn-
water which penetrates the stacks, to
drain away. Sheeting must be covered
by a loose fitting tarpaulin that allows
circulation of air around the packs;
the taroaulin musl not touch the sur-
face of the sheet ing.
For a long period -Store inside
under cover in a dry place. Sheeting
must not be stored near fertilizers,
acids, alkalis, salts. other corrosive
agents. or in a corrosive almosphere.
Stile requires no other mainten-
ance. Because Stile has long lite and
low inilial product and installation
cosls. its annual cost is much lower
than most roof ing products. Panels
subject to accidental damage are
easily replaced, and due to the excep-
tional durability of the Fluropon"
coating, Stile sheets can be matched
even years later with nominal color
As the laying proceeds, tt is essen-
tial for dirt, metal chips and debris to
be cleaned f rom the sheets to prevent
scratching of the painted surface.
Extreme caution musl be exercised
to keep the slivers from the electric
nibbler from scratching the surface.
The use of a large magnet is ideal in
collecting lhese slivers. lF NOT
REMOVED. THESE WILL RUST AND
CAUSE RED STREAKING DOWN THE
change.
STORAGE
For a shori period -packs of sheel ing
are to be laid on
pallets so as
to be at
least
8 " otf the
ground.
CP Component Parts
ACCESSORTES
Below is a chart of Stile ac-
cessories, with a basic key to lheir
applications. All accessories are
manutactured with a strippable
plastic protective lilm thal protects GABLE and FAKE TRIM
against damages in handling and en-
sures finish quality on the roof.
EAVE TRIM
COMPLETE DETAILS FOR THESE ANO OTHER ACCESSORIES ARE AVAILABLE IN THE
MANUFACTURER'S INSTALLATION MANUAL.
SIDE WALL FLASHING
7.7lMel
FILLER STRIP\.^ .-.L-.-.a,
ches coverage width (one nreter)
when lapped one wave. Panel
lengths shall be from 3 feet
through 16 feet in length,
available in 1 fool increments.
Fasteners.
All Fasteners shall be Prisma'!
glass f iber reinforced nylon
headed self drilling type with
bonded aluminum and neoprene
washer assembly as manufac-
tured by Construction Fasteners
Inc. (or approved equal).
CC Code Acceptability, Certification
FIRE RATING CERTIFICATION
Stile has passed class A, B, and C
fire ratings as lested by Ramtech
Laboratories, Inc. (Lab #6117 -82)
when sheets were properly installed
in a prescribed manner (complete
specif ications available). Tests were
conducted to provisions specified in
the Uniform Building Code Standard
Number 32-7, which are essentially
the same as those specified in ASTM:
E-108. UL: 790, and NFPA: No. 256.
ICBO CERTIFICATION
ICBO approval is pending (lile
#82-4-41.
PAINT PERFORMANCE
The Fluropono f inish manufac.
tured by Desoto, Inc., is available in 5
rich earthtone colors. FlurooonGr is a
2o.year paint system that resists peel-
ing, cracking, chalking and fading. A
copy of the paint's performance
specilications is available from the
manufacturer.
TS Technical Support
Architectural Specilications
A1. Roofing shall be 26-gauge
galvan ized steel type called
StilerM, manufactured by Metal
Sales Manufacturing Corporalion.
Colors shall be selected f rom lhe
five standard colors. Paint shall
be Fluropon'", DeSoto, Inc.'s
fluorocarbon res in based coating.
A2. Panel configuration of Stile shall
have tile wave 5 inches on
centers and shall have a deoth of
1-3/16". Steps shall appear every
12 inches and shall be 1/2" deep.
Each oanel shall Drovide 39.4 in-
43.
JUNCTION SHEET
M R Manufacturer
a. For f asten ing into wood lram-
ing or strtch application, a
#14 x 1-inch minimum lenglh,
self -drilling steel screw shall
De useo.
b. For lastening into metal {ram-
ing members up to 2O'gauge
in thickness and for stitch ap'
plication, a 7/8" self -drilling
stitch screw shall be used.
c. For fastening into steel
purlins over 20 gauge in
thickness, a #12 self-drilling
lype fastener shall be used.
A4. Aoolication shall be as indicated
in the published installation
manual: STILE Producl Informa-
lion and Laying Instructions,
available f rom the manufacturer.
AC Availability, Cost
AVAILABILITY
Stile is available from each of lhe
listed manulacturing facilities. The in-
stalled cost of Slile is very com-
petitive with many other types of
specialty rooling products. Stile is
manufaclured in standard length
sheets trom 3leet through 16 feet in
one-foot increments.
l\4etal Sales Manufacturing Cor-
poration is a metal roofing and siding
manufacturer serving all 50 states
through eight conven iently located
manufacturing facilities.
Our product lines are designed for
use In many phases of medium com-
mercial/industrial, ag ricu ltural and
steel building type applications. All
products are made from high-tensile
steel coated with a variety of in-
dustrial quality f inishes.
Manufactured entirely in the United
States by Metal Sales, all products
are cut to exact sDecifications and
delivered on company trucks.
t|I'IillT,lill
JACKSONVILLE
metal sales
manulacturing corporation
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Corporate Office
10300 Linn Station Rd., Suite 200, Louisville, KY 40223, l5O2) 426'5215
Manufacturing and Sales Offices
1230 Fronr St., p O. Box 3827, Spokane, WA 99220-3827, (509) 536-6000, In wA (800) 541-2323, Oulside WA (800) 572-6565
71 1 south cherokee, Denver, co 80223, (303) 777-Q1OO.In CO (800) 332-8470, Outside CO (800) 525-8413
4OO1 produce Road, Louisvi e, KY 40218, (502) 969-9318, In KY (800) 292-3575, Outside KY (800) 626-5924
9401 83rd Avenue North, Brooktyn Park, MN 55445, (612) 425-1700, In l\,1N (800) 652-9758, Outside MN (800) 328-9316
Soace Park East, 3520 Ambrose Ave., Nashville, TN 37207, (615) 227-6761, Outside TN (800) 251-8508
2801 Fairfax TraJficway, Kansas City, KS 661 15, (91 3) 621-1445, Outside KS (800) 255-4403
6600 Suemac Ptace, Jacksonville , FL 32205, (904) 783-3660, In Ft (800) 342-9943, Outside FL (800) 874-4419
352 E. Erie, Jetferson, OH 44047, (216) 576-9070, In oH (800) 233-5719, Outside OH (800) 321-5833
Project Application
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Date
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Contact Person and Phone
owner. Address and Phone:
Architect, Address and Phone:
Legal Description: Lot Block Filing Zone
Comments:
Design Review Board
Date
Motion by:t}<taff A-
Seconded by:
DISAPPROVAL
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75 roulh fronteg€ rd.
Yrll, colorado 8'1657
(303) 476-7000
April 12, 1983
Gottfried Angleitner
941 Des Peres
St. Louis, ll|0. 6313'l
Dear Gottfried:
0n April 6, 1983 thein roof materia'l foris for llestile "Roman
S i ncerely,
JS/uu
department of community development
Board approved a change
residence. Approval
Design Review
the Angleitner
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COLOR SIANDAR DS for the CONCRETE ,wDUSTRy
QUANTITIES INDICATED APPLY PER SACK OF CEMENT
DARK GRAY
LB.8084 0R 2 LBS. 807
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WESTERN GOLD
1ri LBS. 5844
CLIFFSIDE
2I,? LBS,
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DENRODOL
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B ROWN
6804
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N,4 ESA BUFF
2 LBS. 5447
AUTU IV N GOLD
3 LBS. 5844
LAKESIDE BROWN
5 LBS. 6804
TIt.E RED
3 LBS. 1117
ANT IOUE CFEAM
3 LBS 5447
OMAHA TAN
1LB.5084
JET BLACK
LBS. 8084 0R 3 LBS.807
SPANISH
3 LBS.
G OLD
5084
COLORS shown approximate the shades obtained by using the amount of pigment indicated.
For a truer color representation, request the actual concrete chip.
Variations may be expected due to dilferences in local cement and aggregates and method of
application.
When using Davis Colors on vertical and critical applications. a jobsite sample should be cast
using actual jobsite materials and construction techniques.
The concentration of color shown on this chart is based oer sack of cement. As the cement
content changes, the color must be adjusted. Example: Western Gold color using a 5 sack mix
would require 71,/z pounds of color: a 6 sack mix would reeuire 9 pounds; a 61'! sack mix would
require 9% pou nd
YOSEMITE ROADSIDE BFOWN
SUNSET ROSE FLAGSTON E BROWN
3 LBS.641
SEQUOIA SAN
112
MANY USES: Driveways . paiios . stamped concrete. basement and retaining walls. basement floors '
swimming pool decks. tennis courts. parking areas. sidewalks. tilt-up building walls. street curbings.
HIGH OUALITY: Davis Colors are pure pigments, of
either the synthetic or the natural variety. They con-
tain no tiller or artificial adulteranls, and are uniform
from shipment to shipment and bag to bag. Because
of their extremely small particle size, they have the
highest possible tinting strength. They are lighttast,
limeproof and weather resistanl.
COLORS: In addition to the samples shown, many
other colors are available. Our service laboratories
can match any shade you may require. For clean
pastel shades, the use of white cement and clean
sand is Indicated.
DUST ON COLORS: Davis Colors described in this
brochure are pure pigments and not designed tor
dust-on application as supplied. Contact the Davis
Company for information on our complete line ol
Davis Color-Shake Colors tor dust-on applications.
ADDITIONAL ADMIXTURES: Davis Colors for con-
crete conlain no additlves. This allows the concrete
designer complete flexibility. Water reducing agents,
dispersing agenis or air entraining agents may be
used along with Davis Colors. These admixtures, if
used, should be added at the balch plant in the type
and amount specified by the mix designer to accom-
plish the intended results considering the raw male-
rials to be used. Each load ot colored concrete
should contain lhe same dosage of admixtures. Avoid
the use ol calcium chloride.
SUBGRADE: The subgrade should be unilormly
graded, compacted and thoroughly dampened.
BATCHING: Add color by weight, direclly into the
mixer along with the aggregate, cement and water.
DAVIS COLORS
a subsidary of Rockwood /ndustrles
"Color Sfandards
for the Concrete
lndustry"
While adding color, the transit mixer should operate
at charging speed or at mixing speed for 5 to 10
minutes or from 50 to 100 revolutions.
or
to
PLACING: All colored concrete should be olaced at
the same slump, using the lowest slump compatible
with a workable and placeable mix. A 4" slump is
recommended, 5" maximum.
FINISHING: For color uniformity, finishing should be
done caretully. A broom, rotary, or textured finish is
recommended. Over troweling should be avoided.
No dusting of cement or sprinkling of water should
be used when finishing colored concrete.
CURING: For best color unitormity, colored concfete
should be cured with Davis Seal, in a matching color.
See our specilication sheet on Davis Seal for com-
plete delails. On cerlain applicalions, a clear, all
resin based curing compound may be used. Avoid
using plastic sheeting, membrane paper, or inter-
miltent wetting and drying.
SUGGESTED SPECIFICATIONS: Concrete is to be
integrally colored with pigment no.
as manufactured by Davis Colors at the rate of
pounds per sack of cement and cured
with the matching Davis Seal Color
WESTERN HEADQUARTERS AND PCANT
3700 East Olympic Blvd.
Los Angeles, Calitornia 90023
(213) 269-731 1
EASTERN HEADOUARTERS A}.ID PLANT
7011 Muirkirk Road
Beltsville, Maryland 20705
(301) 776-2400
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA SALES OFFICE
1640 20th Street
Oakland, California 9406
(4't5t 444-4175
avai I abte th roug h you, cl"A,$tb$5[&mstlES C0.
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75 3oulh lronlage road
vall, colorado 81657
(303) 476-7000
Mr. Gottfried Angleitner
941 Des Peres
St. Louis, Mo. 63131
Dear Gottfried'
I presented your request to
meeting concerning a change
request was denjed by a 5-0felt that the wood trim was
the horne. Please feel free
Si ncerely,(t.-B o,,\
Tom Braun
Town P'lanner
TB/rme
offlce of communlty developmcnl
July 10, 1984
the Design Review Board at their July Sth
to the exterior of Your home. This
vote. Reason for denial was that it was
an important element in the detailing of
to cal'l me with any questions you may have.
Project Application
project Name: tj xJ u r t TN E z?- *.,s t cts 4c € -
project Descrip r,"., AA)F t4Plfrz tA L- ct^],4*J 6,'
Contact Person and Phone
Owner. Address and Phone:
Architect, Address and Phone:
Legal Description: uot rl 2 , etocr riing l/V oE-ST i-7, z"^" R 11.:
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Com ments:
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Design Review Board
Motion by:
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DISAPPROVAL
Seconded by:
APPROVAL
Summary:
Date:
Town Planner E Statt Approval
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Subdi vi si on
Lot
8'lock
Filing
l. Submittal Items
(A) Topo MaP
(B) Site P'lan
(c) utility Plan
(D) Title RePort
(E) Subdivision Agreement
2. Enqineering Requirements
E'lectri c
Gas
Ser.rer
l'la'uer
Tel ephorie
T. V.
4. Cornnents :
(Acc
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ble) (llot Acceptable)
Nat Cct.- 2cttt
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(A) Culvert Size /Vai. N?1ee?,
(B) Drivenay Grade (8X mar.; (Actual,
3. Source of Utilitje:
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Approved: 2'-z/QZ
-.7-7Di sapproved:
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Bill Arrdrel+s
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box 100
' uil, coloredo 81657
(:to3l 476-58t3
Ju'ly 9, 1982
Allen.lohnson
General Design, Inc.
214 N. 3d
Greenville, Il'linois
Dear Al'len:
0n July 7, 1982 the Design
Sing'le Family Residence.
fol lowlng constructlon.
wlth 2591 GRFA.
Si ncerely,
,?/?
Jim Sayne
Town P'lanner
JS:df
department of community dcvelopmcnt
RE: DRB Submlttal of 7-7-82
Review Board approved the Anglei.tner
All disturbed areas should be reseeded
The approval was for a single fanily residence
Project Application
AN 6ULtrU67t*<)Attd-f FAYllL-')Proiect Name:
Project Description:
Contact Person and Phone
6/3'€ecl-ZS3'>*
Owner, Address and Phone:
Architect, Address and Phone:,t'l '
17--//h/,uEsT & ?26n"Legal Description: Lot Block Filing
Comments:
Design Review Board
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DISAPPROVAL
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E statt Approval
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$'""'o'tPnu
July 1, 1982
MR. JIU SAYRE, Departrent of Com.rnity Development, 75 South Frontage
Road, Vail-, Colorado 8L557
DEAR !lR. SAYRE, €nclosed are the prlnts which needed revlsione as a
result of the discussLon and euggestl.one at the design review board
meetlng yesterday. A sumary of the chauges made ld:
'l-, Aephal-t shlngles are changed to flre-retarded clear
cedar shingles. These wlll be lnetal.led over a good
cold roof as suggeeted.
tle renoved the ye11ow and black Swlse palnt decoratlon
fron the front and back elevatioos. (Busy detail)
lJe agree to palnt a wal-l mural on the longest alde of
undecorated wall. (Facing Ray }Iarlons house)
4. We have broken up the llne of Colorado Blue Spruce along
each elde of the houee. Pleaae note that these will
eventually trlde the blank sldes of the bulldlng an] ray.
5: !{e have changed the Dogroods to Dolga Crabs.
6. l{e agree to hold the balcony ralllng back from the actual
corner of the buil-ding to allow a good reveal between the
stucco and rrood.
I belleve these changea lrere all that were dlseussed at the Deetlng.
Gottfrled and I greatly appreclate your help and suggestlons.
Gottfrled will be at the Deetlng on the 7th of July. Please call
lf anythlng else is requlred.
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enclosures
copy: Gottfrled Angleltner
2.
3.
en 1Z Johnson,
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Project Description:
Contact Person and Phone
Owner, Address and Phone:
Architect, Address and Phone:
Legat Descriptionl-o, /a ,4,o"*Filing Yl/ u)EST -J+ L , zone _
Comments:
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Motion by:
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June 18, 1982
MR. JIM SAYRE, Office of Commun'ity Development, Town of Vail,
75 S. Frontage Road, Vai], Colorado 81657
DEAR MR. SAYRE, please note below we have listed our material
selection for the Gottfried Anqleitner house.
Exterior of House
Concrete Block l,lallsPaint: Thoroseal*Color: White
Cedar Siding
Stain: 0lympic semi-transparent
Color: Natural tone cedar #716
Roofi ng
Asphalt Shingles: F'lintkote SeiffaColor: Barnwood
Fl ashi ng
15 oz. Copper
Downspouts
Alum'inum baked enamel (white)
Landscapi ng
Seed: Marion Bluegrass with A'lpine F'lower mixed in seed
Low Shrub: Potenti lla
Cover: Bark and Mulch
High Shrub: Alpine Current
Cover: Bark and Mulch
0rnimental tree: Red Dogwood
Yellow DogwoodTrees: Colorado Blue Spruce
If you should have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact
us.
Johnson,
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al1 joints and block texture to produce a stucco
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Spot elev. on drive
Final grades on site plan
Location of drives and walks
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June 18, 1982
MR. JIM SAYRE, 0ffice of Community Development, Town of Va'il,
75 S. Frontage Road, Vail, Colorado 81657
DEAR MR. SAYRE, enclosed is a set of revised plans per our last
meeting. Thanks aga'in for your help.
Gottfried's friend picked up and filled out:l. The Util'ity verification form2. Utility informatjon sheet
I left a copy of the stamped topo with you and have enclosed
another one with th'is. In order to meet the height restriction
we cut down the roof slope to minimum and sunk the building to
the worst grade restriction. It unfortunately puts the building
in a hole, but I don't know of anything else we can do.
Also enclosed are the exterior materjals list and landscapinglist. These are each a'lso noted in the plans and landscape p1 an.
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atcd tliat tlre appf icant ltiid r;iLiLlc!t.jd to tablcr t.hi:; item. Doriovan
dvrarcls seconded [o table as [)i]r. appl ir:t'trt's rcqt.lt-'st. Vote was 4-0
Corcolan s
rnovr:d and
in favor.
At this point, Edwarrls left the meet'i rr,l t;rrd Piper c:ntered.
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on Lot I 2, Vg-i1 V jl l.ac1e _U-e:!_l_il_Utg-_,1, Appi icarrt: Gottf rj
on of a reside
gl e itner
Jim Sayre explained that thjs vras a tlrircl presentatjon for
the djfferent prcrsentations. fle said [irc staff fe]t that t
&e_q!.1e 9.!l9L__C._fIq.! t _!.q!! a c k va r i a n c e,!-q :Ll Lowon I g!_l 1 r_!gl!ej!g!_,lt I Is ggr_,\Ujng liS, _l_.
I ot,s h ot'r qd
much inrproved
and theand recommended approval . The dri velay llad been changed to the front,
setback request. was for 4.5 feet on the eaist and 5 feet on the west
Al Johnson, the archjtect, showed plans ard stated that he r'ras willing to satisfystaff concerns regarding the des'i grr. fl* adi.led that he had talked with Fischer,
propcrty owner to the east, three tjrnes and offered to change the building, but
Fischer was opposed to the building. i.lc assured tlie staff that there trou1 d not
be any other variance requests.
Piper moved and Donovan seconded to apprc:ve the setback varjance requests as
per the staff memo dated 6/1/82. The vcte r.ias 4-0 in favor.
5.the corrstruction of an addition
Applicant: Janres R. i,lill iams
Peter Patten explained that the encroacfinlrtnl rvould be for 3 feet in the front
of the 1ot, and that the staff felt that a design solutjon could be acconrplishecl
withjn the setbacks with minor design changes. l^ljlliarns sholed his site plans
and elevations and stated that he did ncrt \,rant to push the garage farther back
as that vtould change the doors and woulcl entail digging further irrto the bank.
Duane felt that the addition could be accornplished w'i th other solutions.
Trout agreed.
Trout'nrcved and seconded to deny the request for a front setback varjance
as per the staff memo dated June I0, l9{i2. The vote was 4-0 to deny.
Patten offered the staff's he1 p to Mr. lJilliains in redesigning his addition.
lequqq!_fq_r. !-_99ldr!_i_o-rle_1_q!-q _p9111$__tl l_o_l_Ltrqq.!_el_q!{tiou__!_ol!-9_sg!!_e-l!"g!_s_t_Ug_qtiL!-qrn__l_qcated at the toivn slrr.rps in a Pl.lll zone distr ict.
Abpl-i cant : -Toivn b-f-la i l_*.-
Patten sholed elevations and floor plans arrd explained that the building was
pl anned originally to add on as sholn on t.he drawings.
Trout nroved and Donovan seconded to approve the conclitional use permit as per
the staff rnenro dated 5/17/82. Tlre vote rr'as 3-0 vli th Corcoran abstaining.
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Corcoran stated that [he appliciir,t rc]questr:j ro tablc tliis item untjl June 28.
Trout moved and Donovan :;ccondr:ci Lo table a3 pcr appi icarit's request. l-he
vote was 4-0 in favor of tabiing.
The meeting was adjourni,d at 5:00 p.rl.
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B. LANDSCAPING
Name of Designer:
Phone :
PLANT MATERIALS
TREES
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TYPE OF
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TYPE OR I'IETHOD
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Other Landscape Features (retaining wal'ls, fences, swirrning poo'ls, etc.) Please speclfy.
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Description: Lot lZ Block Fil ing
Zone'District
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Setbacks : Front-Requ#;TZ0 i'*Fio-pbsea
Sides-Required'15. proposed
Archi tect
Proposcd Use
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Site Covarage:
Landscaping:Required
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UTILIlY LOCA'IION V};II IIJ ICATION
SUBDIVISION
JOB NAME
LOr 12 BLO6K
ADDRESS
FILING
The location of utilities, whether theylines, must be approved and verified by
accompanying sit.e plan.
be main trunk
the following
lines or proposed
utilities for the
Date
Itlountain Bel l
Western Slope Gas
Public Service Company
Holy Cross Electric Assoc.
Vail CabLe T.V.
Upper Eagle Val1ey Water
and Sanitation District
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NOTE: Ihese verifications do not relieve the contractor of his
responsibility to obtain a street cut pernit fron the
Town of Vail, Department of public Works and to obtain
utility locations before digging in any public right-
of-way or easement in the Town of Vail . A building pernit
is not a street cut permit. A street cut pernit nust be
obtained separately.
This form is to verify service availablity and location.
This should be used in conjunction with preparing your
utility plan and scheduling installations.
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ATTORNEY AT LAW
75O WASHINGTON ATREET
DENVER, COLORADO AO2O3
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June 11-, 1982
Mr. Jim Sayre
Office of Comunity Development
Town of Vall
75 South Frontage Road
Vail, CoLorado 81657
Dear l[r . Sayre :
This Letter is to further detail the objections of Mr. and !lrs.Irving Fischer to the granting of variance to the set back requirementsto permit construction on Lot 12, Vail Vitlage West.
lle now have a copy of the proposed three story structure for thielot, if the variance is granted. The attempt to buiLd such structure ona smaLl lot, which is further reduced by a 20 foot utility easement, seems
unreasonable and is further justification for denying the requested
var iance .
The present owner knew or should have known the Zoning Regulatlong
and building requirements at the t i-ne he purchased the lot. Therefore
any argument that this is an unusual case appears to be rrithout merlt.
Further, it does not take too many variances to destroy Zoning Regulations,or to put it another way, if everyone can have a variance why have zoning
and bullding regulat ions .
Mr. and Mrs. Fischer had their residence constructed on Lot 11, Vail
Village l{est, partly in reliance on the Zoning and Buil-ding ReguLations
belng enforced. Iherefore, it follons that the town of Vail has a greater
obligation to the existing property owners, who have observed the regula-tions, than it does to those who would build in a nanner that would makeVail a less desirabLe place to live.
If this ne ighborhood were, say 30 years, older
be in order. ln the meant,ime, we request that the
denied as the only means of protecting the quality
VaiL.
a variance would pos s ib ly
requested var iance be
of the environment ln
Attorney for
Mr. & ltrs. Lrving Fischer
Albert L, Mintbn
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June 8, 1982
MR. JIU SAYRE, 75 South Frontage Road, VaJ-l , Colorado 81657
DEAR JIM, I have talked to Mr. Fischer who borders the Angleltner
lot. Ile ls opposed to the variance. I expLalned that even if
we couLd buil-d a smalLer wldth house it would sttlL be ae hlgh
and as long and would be as domlnant a mass. Ile pointed out that
he doesnrt want to see any house built there.
I asked if there was anythLng we couJ-d do to make hJm happier
vlth the house. Mr. Fischer said that lf Mr. Angleitner would
buy hls (Fischerrs) houee then Mr. Fischer would not appose the
varLance. He said that tf any house Is buil-t on that Lot he w1ll
eelL hls house.
Mr. Flscher said he has instructed an attornev to rrrite a letterin opposition to the varlance.
See you on the L4th.
Johnson, A.I.A.
Pres lden!
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copy! Gottfrled Angleltner
STATE OF COLORADO
CITY & COIJNTY OF DENVER
rRvrNG & THEIi'A FrSGllER,
depose and state:
We are the owners of
and numbered 17 53 Shasta
Of lawful age , being first duly sworn, upon Oath
Lot 11, Vail Village West, Filing {12 known as,
Place, in the town of Vail , State of Colorado.
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By this Affidavit lde go on record as opposing the granting of a
variance to Gottfried Angleitner, or any other Party, from the side and
setbacks requirements to allow the construcgion of a single family home or
other buiLding on Lot 12, Vail Village West, Filing /12, known as 1753 Shasta
Place.
TIhe granting of any variance from the present zoning and building code
oill naterially increase the fire hazard to our ProPerty, create parking
and traffic problems, and substantially depreciate our ProPerty by over use
and over crowding of the area. Such overcrowding and over building will
impa ir the esthetics and environmental quality of the neighborhood.
/-rASubscribed and sworn to before me this
lrving Fischer and Thelma Fischer.
My Comission expires 3/27 /L985.
Thelma Fischer
day of June, 1982 bY
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Albert L. Minton
Notary Publ ic
750 Washington St.
D,enver, Colorado 80203
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75 south trontage rd.
vall. colorado 81657
(303) 476-7000
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department of community development
June 3, .|982
Allen Johnson
General Design
2.|4 North Third
Greenville, Ill inois 62246
Re: Lot 12, Vail Village u,lest #2
Dear Mr. Johnson:
The purpose of this letter is to summarize our phone conversation of June 3rd
and to outline our design review requir.ements.
For the June 14th Planning Comnission meeting, I need:
'1. Elevations of the Angle'itner residence, I understand that
these are in the mail.
2. A complete'l andscape plan. Take care to screen residence
from the Fischer residence.
For Design Review Board I need a complete submittal, as out'lined in the
"DRB Proiedures and Instructjons." Fill out the materials and landscaping
form completely, even to the point of nnnufacturers' names and the color
nunbers.--EFing sample of materials and colors to the DRB meeting.
A complete submittal wi'I1 help you obtain approval from DRB, but I want to
emphaiize that the granting of the variatrce by the Planning Conmission is oy
no means buaranteed, nor has the staff's position been established.
One question: lJhere did you get the
from the side of the house?
The design guidelines are enclosed.
Sjncerel y,
idea that you had to el iniinate winciows
,fu PL"r-
JIM SAYRE
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FROM:
DATI:
RE:
MEMORANDUM
P'lanning and Envirorrrlental Co,nnjssiorr
Departmenb of Corrr.nunity Deve'l opir,ent
June I , l9B2
Request for tlo side setback variances to construct a single
family residence on lot .l2, Vail Village West Filing #2.Applicant: Gottfried Angleitner
DESCRIPTION OF VARIANCE REQUESTED
This is the third time the applicant has appeared before the
forsetback variances. A surrnary of the requests presented in
of feet to the 1ot line, appear below:
0ctober I2
Request
l0'
5l
12'
0ctober 26
Request .
3l
Planning Commission
terms of number
June l4
Request
10.5,
I0.0'
Requi red
Setback
enclosed letter. )
The degree to whiqh relief frorn the strict or litera'l i nte retation and
entorcenren[ 0t a s ulatton is necessary to ac eve conl
un I t ornl 0f treatnrellt among sites in tle lJclnlW or
East Side 15'
West Side '15'
Front Side 20'
Thus the applicant is requesting
variance.on the west from the '15
CRITERIA AND FINDINGS
a 4.5 foot variance on the east and a 5 foot
foot side setback requirement.
UPon=review of Criteria and Findings, Section 18.62.060 of the Murricipal_C_ode,
oflTire TequesGf-
s:
Consideration of Factors:
Thq relationshiP of the requested variance to other existing or potentia'l uses
and s-rfuctures in the vicinitv.
ement over the past applications. The houseis now sited squarely in the buildable portion of the lot. The driveway is
located at the front instead of the side of the lot. There is approximately
36 feet between the proposed Angleitner resjdence and the Fischer residenceto the east. Approximately'l 5'separate the proposed fesidence & the Marion hometo the west. (The Marion residence is 6' frorn the lo'i iine.) Fourteen feetis the minimal fire separation between buildings.
The property owners to the east, Irving and The'lnn Fischer, have enunciated
strong objections to the current and past applications for setback variances. (See
and
to attain ect ives
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The irregular pie shape of the 1ot, and the easement which passes through the
center of the lot combine to create a physica'l hardship on this lot. Due tothe physical constraints upon development on this difficult lot, to approvethis variance would not be a grant of special privilege.
lhe effect of the requested variance on liqht and air. distribution of population.;ia--'
publ ic safety.
No impact.
Such other factors and criteria the commission deems applicable to the
var] ance.
F IND INGS :
flq,P'lanning,and Envilonmental commission sha]l make the fo]lowing finding!
DeTOre qrant'tnq a variance:
That the granting of the variance wil'l not constitute a grant of special privilege
inconsistent with the limitations on other properties classified iir the sime
di strict.
That.the granting of the variance wi'l'l not be detrimental to the public health,ggfety,.or welfare, or materia'l1y injurious to properties or imprbvements inthe vicinity
That the variance is warranted for one or more of the following reasons:
The strict or literal interpretation and enforcement of the specified regulationw99]d.resu'lt in-practical difficulty or unnecessary physical hardship inionsistentwith the objectives of this tiile.
There are.exceptions or extraordinary circumstances or conditions applicab'l eto the site of the variance that do not apply generaily to other prbiertiesin the same zone.
The strict or'l iteral interpretation and enforcement of the specified regulation
wou'ld deprive.the.applicantofprivileges enjoyed by the owners of other fropertiesin the same district.
RECOMMENDATION
The Department of
variance request.
the lot. The Fire
separation between
front of the lot,
building envelope.
Community Development recommends approval of.the cument
The residence is now sited within the buildable portion ofDepartment has also informed us that there is an'adequite fire
.buildings. The driveway and garage are now located in thernus allovring the residence to be sited within an acceptable
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TIIE PLAIINING COMMISSION, Town of Vail, North Frontage Road, Vai1,
Colorado 81658
DEAR MEI'{BERS, on behalf of the olrner, Gottfried Angleitner, I am
requestlng a variance from the tosrn of VaLl setback ordlnance (no.
18.13.060) in order to allow the development of Lot 12, Va11 Village
lJest Second Filing.
The north three fourths of the lot are inaccesslble and not usable dueto an existlng sewer easement and 1ts required setback. We have been
refused rel-ief fron the sewer easement restrictlons. The comblnatlon ofthe sener eas€ment, the Town of Vail setbacks and the odd shape of thelot makes Lt inpossible to site the single fanily house ( even though the
houee le approximately LLl( under the a11ovable gross square footage)
without setback variance as descrlbed below.
There are no variances requlred for front and rear yard setbacks. The
setback variances required are as follows:
UIN. SETBACK I4AX. SETBACK AVEMGE SETBACK NOTES
East Slde Yard 10r6tt 2Lj6't 1516rr l_.
I{est Slde Yard 10r 14'L2l
1. Neighbor (Mr. Fischer) undecided in his
oplnlon of p1an.
2 . Neighbor (Mr. l,Iarion) agrees to plan
and has submltted a letter to Clty tlalL
statl-ng his approval.
I{e have lnproved upon the desl-gn since our previous subnlttal in the
following ways:
1. Located the driveway and front entrance oD the front of
the lot rather than the side.2. Re-desJ.gned the entLre house to closel-y adapt to the odd
shape of the lot.
3. Respected the neighbors privacy by not l-ocating wLndows
faclng their houses.
2.
The Planning Comission
Vaj.1, Colorado 8l-658
Page 2
4. Ilave stayed within the town of Vail fire separations
betveen buildings (14') as related by Steve Patterson.
DISTAI.TCE BETI^IEEN ITOUSES
NEIGHBOR MIN. DISTANCE },IAX. DISTANCE . AVEMGE DISTAI.ICE
5. Ilave retal-ned all exLstlng landscaping and wiLl add
more along both sides of the house to visual-ly seParate
it from neighbors .
Ilave averaged out the angl-ed setbacks in that for each
square foot that is over the setback line there is more
square feet that is behind the Line. Thls wil-l vlsually
average out the mass of the buil-ding such that lt w111
appear to be behind the line.
I have nade tvo trlps fron Illlnois to revi.ew these changes wlth staff.
They have been very helpful and I personal-l-y believe thl-s has thelr
support. We have made every attempt to design the snall-est house
that could fl-t on this lot consistent with the orrners program. The
constructlon documents are entLrely done and the owner is aoxlous
to begin construction this suDmer.
Thank you for your consideration.
A. I.A.
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Mr. Fischer (East)
Mr. Marlon (West)
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l{R. PETER JAMAR, P lanner, Departnent of Corununity Development, 75 South
Frontage Road, Vail, Colorado 8l-657
DEAR MR. JAMAR, enclosed ls the applicatlon form for a set-back varlance
hearing for lot 12, Val1 Village West Filing No. 2. I have al-so encl-osed
10 copies of a letter to planning conrmlsslon roembers requesting the
varl-ance, a check for $l-00.00 for the hear j.ng, postage for notifylng
the adj acent property owners and a site plan.
As we have discussed prevlousLy there are two possible site plans for
thi-s house whlch incidentalLy Ls LLI, under the al-lowabl-e m'ximum groas
square footage. We (the owner and I) prefer the one enclosed but would
accept either. I have forwarded this plan to both nelghbors.
I have talked to Ur. Ervln Fischer (on the east) and have enclosed a
letter to Mr. Fischer regardlng the site p]-an aod a memo of our t.el-ephone
conversation following hls review of lt.
Ray Marion has no objections to either of these plans and has forwarded aletter to your offlce statLng hls agreement.
I have also talked to Steve Patterson regardlng mini.mum fire separation
between buil-dings. He said the minimunr fire separation is l-4r. Thus
the scheme we discussed would be o.k. but Ehe alternate which moved
the building to Ray Marion side would not.
Inter-mountain Engineering did the surveying for the lot. Completed
property and utility line p1-ans are enclosed, I have asked then to
forward the grades directly to you. They were delayed in shooting
grades due to the Cityrs use of the lot for snow storage.
As you nay know this i-s the fourth design for a house on the lot whLchis indLcative of its difficulty due prlmarLly to the sewer which crosses
the nlddle of the lot. It is my hope that the variance can be granted
this tine so that ne may begin constructlon this spring/sutt-er. I
understand that lre still have to receLve the deslgn review approval
f ol1-ordng che varl-aoce.
In order to improve oo the last design, \{e have incorporated the followlng
staf f recormeodallons .
A. Reduced the size of the house from the
to LL7" under.
B. Moved the garage to the front to allowfor landscaping between this house and
mrximum allowab le
better opportunl-ty
the neighbors .
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Val1, Colorado
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Moved fhe maln entrance to the front for the
as B.
D. Developed a shape for the house which is more c1-osel-y
matched to the shape of the Lot than prevlous subnlttals.It nolt hae more mase behind the setback line than over
lt: It more tban averagea out the setback vlsually.E. We have ellnlniated a1l- windows facing the neighbors
property.
F. lle have utlllzed flre reslstive heavy tinber and maeonry
construct 1on.
Slnce you have erpressed your support of thls scheme to me Last oonth we
hope you can be at the hearlng. I look forward to the possibility of
seelng you then. If we can ansrrer any queslions neanwhile, pLease call
me coll"ect at 618 664-2332.
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Mr. Fischer just got back fron Chicago, IlLinois and has the plan onhis desk. Ile has not yet had a chance to have his ttpeoplerr look at
the plan. He doesnrt waDt the buil-ding to do any harm to the envlron-ment. He doesnrt know if it would block any views.
Ilr. Flscher is going up to Vail next week and wil"l have his "land
mantt look at it.
He said he was 100% against the other scheme (by Perkins) but hasnrt
had a chance to look thls one over yet. IIe reiterated that he didntt
want it to block any vlews and asked if lt was to be a two or threestory bullding. I replied 1r was three story.
I made arrangements to call hin the week of May 17th to see what he
felt after visiting the site.
..- .- . application form ] " variance
II . I'our (4) copies of the following information:
A. A statement-of the precise nature of the variance requested,the regulation involvedl and the practi.cal difficulty or'urrrtru.essaryPftYsical hardship inconsistent wilh the objectives of this titlethat wouLd result from strict or literal iiterpretation and enforce-ment of the specified regulation.
B' A site pla! showing arr existing and proposed features on thesite, and on adjoining sites if nec6ssaryl plrtinent to the variancerequested, including lite boundaries, reiuiied setbacks, buirdinglocations and heights, topography atta pnysical features and similardata.
C. Such additional material as thescribe or the applicant rnay subrnit
III. Time requirements
The Planning and Environmental Commission meets on the 2nd and4th Mondays of each month. An application with the necess.ty .""om-panying materiat rnust be submittld rour we"ks p;i;, -a;-trr"-'a"t"
of the meelirrg.
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zoning administrator may pre-pertinent to the application.
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APPLICATION FORM TOR A VARIA}ICE
r. This proced,ure is reguired for any project reguesting a variance.
The application will not be accepted until all information is submj.tted.
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ADDRESS
AppLICAI.IT Gott{nied AngLd'tttut
941 lQA Pe'IeA, St.. Lot'.ia, llo, 631 3l pHONE 965-0937
B. NAI,TE OF APPLICAIITIS
ADDRESS 214 N, Tiuhd,
REpRESENTATM ALt en Johruon, ApplLeantt t Nrch,i,tecz
Gtteenvi,ile, IDuLtw'i-a 62246 pEETNE 664-2332
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ADDRESS Pehea, St., Mo. 63131 9 654937
962-6538
D. LOCATION OE' PROPOSAI-,
ADDRESS t Z6i Sha_ota place
LEGAL DESCRIPTIoN lot 12 b].ock Filing ?
, J .YX.'' FEE' $100'00 Plus an anount. equal to the then current first-class postage!'' ,ru ,y rate for each property owner to be notified here,nder.',\- (-\ f F. A list of the names of owners of all- property adjacent to thesubject property and their addresses.
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Denver, Colorado 80220
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ERVIN & THELI|A FISHER, 5901 E. 6th Street, Denver, Co'lorado 80220\
DEAR MR. & MRS. FISCHER, enclosed is a copy of the site plan for a house
I'am designing adjacent to yours in Vail.'-I had attemptbd to visityou regarding this project when I was last in Vai'|, but you were not
home.
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l{e,have designed a house which is approximate'ly ll% under the allow-
able gross area in order to make it fit the site.
Due to the site limitations imposed by a sewer which crosses the
middle of the site even a smaller than a'llowab'le house will not fit
the exact set-backs. The enclosed site plan 'is our best idea of a
way to place the house with minimum lnterferences with the neighbors,
lle have placed the garage in front so there is no driveway alongside
the house. Thus we can and will landscape the sides of the house
with evergreen trees. This should retain privacy as well as provide
a visual separation between the houses.
lJe have avo'ided windows facing to the sides for the same reason.
The blank walls will be a neutral white color to provide a contrasting
background for the green trees between the houses.
Unfortunately we were not able to find a design for the house that
avoided going over the setback lines. lr{e did however design the
house such that the square feet which exceeds the line is more thanoffset by the square feet which is behind the line. Thus the average
or apparent massing is behind the line due to the z'ig-zag plan onyour side. I am sure that the house will "look" as though it is
farther away from yours this way than if we had an angled house withlots of windows and a driveway right on the set-backs. Ray (on the
opposite side) has written a lettCr stating that he has no objectionsto this plan.
Ervin & Thelnra Fisher
Denver, Colorado 80220
Hope you agree this plan is a vast improvercnt over other attempts
and that we have given our best efforts to rninimize this projects
impact on your property.
l'le would be eternally grateful lf you would let us know of your
thoughts on this plan. I am providing a self-addressed envelopefor such a reply. Thank you for thls conslderatlon.
Si ncerely,
Al len, 1,,1. .lohson, A.I.A.
President
Project Application
Proiect Description:
Contact Person and Phone L] ,
Owner, Address and Phone:
Architect, Add.ess and Phone:
Legal Description: Lot Block Filing Zone
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Comments:
Design Review Board
Motion by:
Seconded by:
APPROVAL DISAPPROVAL
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STATI OF COLOMDO
CITY & COI'NTY OF
IRVING & THEIfiA FISCHER, of lanful
Oath depose and state:
age, being first duly sworn, upon
We are the owners of Lot 11, Vail [illage !'lest, Fil"ing ll2 known as,
and numbered 1753 Shasta Place, in the town of Vail", State of Colorado.
By this Affidavit ne go on record as opposing the granting of a
variance to Gottfrled Angl"eitner, or any other party, from the side and
setbacks requirements to allow the construction of a single fanily home or
other building on Lot 12, Vail Vitlage West, Flling /f2, known as 1763 Shasta.
The grant ing of any variance from the present zoning and building code
wlll naterial"ly increase the fire hazard to our Property, create Parklng
and traffic problems, and substantiall-y depreciate our Property by over use
and over crowding of the area.
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DENVER )
The lma Fischer
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Subscribed and sworn to before me thi6 4l rl\day of october, 1981
by Irving Fischer and Thelma Fischer.
lly Conmiesion expires 3/27 /L985.
Albert L. Minton
Notary Pub l ic
750 Waahington St.
Denver, Colorado 80203
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STATE OF COLORADo
CITY & COI]NTY OF
IR\IING & THEIfiA FISCIIER, of lawful age, being first
deoose and state:
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We are the owners of Lot 11, Vail
and numbered 1753 Shasta PLace, in the
By this Affidavit Ide go on record
variance to Gottfried Angleitner, fron
to allow the construct,ion of a single
l{est, Fi1-ing /f2, known as 1763 Shasta.
Village West,
town of Vail ,
as oppos ing
the side and
family home on
To grant such variance will naterially increase the fire hazard to
our property, create parking and traffic problems, and substantially
depreciate our property by over use and over crowding of the area.
Subscribed and sworn to before ne this
by Irving Fischer and Thelma Fischer '
lly Connission expires 3/27/1985.
duly sworn, upon Oath
Filing {f2 known as,
State of Colorado.
the granting of a
setbacks requirementa,
Lot 12, Vail Village
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day of October, L981
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Notary Publ ic
750 Washington St.
Denver, Col-orado 80203
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?he Pl-anning Cor,rrnissiiown of VailNorth i'r'ontage hoecVai.l., Coior'ado 8165I
Gentl-emen:
It is my si.ncer'e
ot dine,.nce nuruber'elopn:eni of lot
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feeling thet rel ief
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from the Towrr
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Second Fil-i
of Vb.il zoningto al-l-ow dev-
Tne north tnree.i,"iarters oi -ot L2 a.ye inaccessable and not usel,red.ue to an ex.rstin€ selver easement running a"r'osi the lot in anee-st v;est directi.on. Tlre sniall s:-ze (ttl6OO'".f.), tfr";;";;constr'aint, and ror,rn of vail setce.cks'of 15 f eet oi- tire sides and,
3?-f::t on the front create severe ha'dship in the aevetopment-oi
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owner' deslres a singie fanily hone of approxinately 27oo s.f.requests setback vrir'j"e.lices ab Listeci bei6s;
East si-de yard l0 t -0r,i'iest sicle yarci 5'-0"Sout):i f r ont yard lZ r -0,1
As steted above, r feel tl:at it is imperative that this variancerequest be granted to all-ow the owner.- to develop h1s property-
Thank you,
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PROPERTY
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APPLICATION FORI,! FOR A VARI.A}ICE
for any project requesting a Variance.
accepted until all infornation is subnitted.
APPLICAI{T Gottf ri-ed Anglei tner'
i 941 Desperes hd. Desperes irio. 63131
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4f Des res hd. Desfer'es irio. 63131
APPLICAbIT I S REPRESNTATTVE John lrl . Per kins
.0.Box 266 Vail. Co.PnoNE 476-3>tS
ATITIIORIZATION ,OF,/ -/.-,.
SIGNAT1TRE ,'-4ffi
This procedure is reguJ.red
The application will not be
ADDRESS 941 s Per'es i,ci.Des Per'es
D. LOCATION OF PROPOSAL
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LEGAL DESCRIPTIoN lot L2 block gilinq7ail Village \Test
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FEE. $f00.00 plus
A list of the nanessubject property 616
l8f for each property.
of owners of all- property adjacent to thetheir addresses,
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The Planning Cor:unlssion
Tonn of Vailliorth Frontase hoadVail, Colorado 81658
Gentlenen:
rt-is my sincere fqejln€-lhqt rerief fr.on the Town of vb.i1 zoningorciine"nce number'1b.13.060 (setiacxs) 1s inperative to al-low devlelopment of lot 12, Vri1l ViJ_lage i'fest Secona litinir.
rne north three ogarter's of -Lot L2 a.r,e j.nacijessable and not usal,ledue to a.rt existing sewer ea.seme:rt rulninF,, ac:ross the lot in aneast west d.irection. Ihe snall si_ze ( li;dOO' s. f . ) , ttre sswerconstraj-nt, and rown of vai.1 setpe"cks cf 15 feet oir-ttre sid.es and20 feet on tlre front create severe ha.r'dship in the developnent ofLot L2.
The owner desires a. single fani-ly hone of approximately 2?00 s.f.and requests setback varianees as l_isted telos:
East side yar d 10 ' -0r'Ylest side ;,ra"rd 5 '-O,'South f r'ont yard 12 ' '..0
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As steteil above, r feel that it is rmperative that this varianeerequest be granted to alLow the owner to develop his property.
Thank you,
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APPLTCATION FORM FOR A \IARIAITCE
ThiE procedure is reguired for any project requeating a variance.
The application wilL not be accepted until all tnfornation is sgbnitted.
A.NAITIE OF
ADDRESS
APPLICAI.'IT Gottfried Angleitner
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APPLICA}IT I S REPRESENTATTIZE John Xi. Perkins
P.0.Ecx 266 VaiI . Co.PRPrE 476'3515
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D. LOCATION OF PROPOSAL
NATTTE OF
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LEGAL DESCRIPTION lot L2 block
FEE. $100.00 plus
A list of the nameseubject property and
pilinqVail Village WestF
l8f for each property.onner to be notified.
of owners of all property adjacent to thetheir addresses.
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T0: PLANNING AND ENVIRONI*'IENTAL COWISSION
FROM: DEPARTMENT 0F COl"f"ruNITY DEVEL0PMIiNT
DATE: October 8, 1981
RE: Request for front and both side setback variances to construct a
single fanily residence on lot 12, Vail Village West Filing #2.
Appli.cant: Gottfried Angleitner
DESCR.IPTION OF VARIW
l'he applicant is reguesting variances of 8r (resulting in a 12 foot setback)
in the front, l0r (resulting in a 5r setback on the west side) and 5r (resul-
ting in a 10' setback on the east side) to build a single farnily home. The
lot is a difficult one duc to its small size (11,600 sq ft) and the existence
of a 20' sewer easement running through the back.center of the property.
The lot fronts on a cul-de-sac (Shasta Place) and has only 35t of frontage
CRITERIA AND FINDINGS
review of Criteria and Find Secti.on 18.62.060 of the Munici
artnent- o Corununit Deve oDrnellt reconmen
ueste var]-anc e or.Jing factors:
Consideration of Factors
The relationship of the Iequested variance to other existing 9r Potential u:es
and structures in thg::Sinity.:
We feel that the 5 foot wcst setback is too close because the next house
on lot 13 is only 6 feet from the property line. This plesents fire and
privacy impacts. Thc property ohner on the east has expressed written
disapproval of the variance request, as wcll.
The degrce to which relief from the strict or literal inte retation and enforce-
rnent of a spccit'icd regulation is necess to achieve co atibil i and uniformi
of tmnt ncnt trrnon g GITei-in tfi_e- vlc-init or' to atta rn the ec t lves of is title
without gront of special pliv.iLege.
l{e fcel there is a dc'f inite hardship on this lot with the sizc, shape and
sewer crsement takcn into considcration. Ilorvevr:r, wc fecL a house nore
stritetl to thc sitc with lcss variancc foot !{e can be obtained. The granting
of thc vari:rncc as rcquestcd wotrld bc a spcc'ial privilcgc and would not
be the bcst soluti.on fol the lot.
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The effect of the uc st ed variancc on I icht and air distribution of ulation,
transl)ortation an traffic acil ities 1ic acil it es and utilities
c satety.
Public safety could be jcopardized with only lltbetween structures, as requested'
by a fire potentially spreading easily to the adjacent structure.
Such other factors and criteria as the conm.ission de.ems applicable to lhe
proposed varlanse.
F INDINGS:
The Plann and Envirolmental Conunission shall make the' follow
before granting a variance:
That ;the granting of the variance will not qQrnstitute a grant of special privilege
inconsistent with the linitations on other proPerties classified in the same
district.
the variance will not be detrirnental to the public health,
or materially injurious to Properties or improvenents inThat the granting of
safely, or welfare,
the vicinity.
That the variance is waTlanted for one or nore of the following reasons:
The strict or literal interpretation and enforcenent of the specified regulation
would result in practical difficulty or unnecessary physical hardship inconsistent
with the objectives of this title"
There are exceptions or extraordinary circurnstances or conditions applicable
to the site of the variance that do not apply generally to other properties
in the sane zone
The strict or I iteral interpretation and enforcenent of the specified regulation
would deprive the applicant of privileges enjoyed by the omlers of other
properties in thc sane district.
RECoMI\IENDATION
The Department of Cornmunity DeVelopment reconunends denial of the requested variance.
lVe would like to work with the applicant to arrive at a better solution for
placing a house on thc site. The varianccs rcquested are too nuch and result
in an undesirable situat i on.
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